i'm kira klapper. vianey arana has a look at our microclimate forecast. >> and you probably noticed outside it looks like its a little cool, it kind of is. we're in the 50s and we are expecting to keep these slightly cooler temperatures still on tap for this weekend. if you've been enjoying these 70s there's plenty more where that came from. dublin is one of those interior valleys that gets warmer. we are expecting some low 80s for some interior valleys but for the most part 70s will be dominating as we head into your saturday forecast. san jose 55 degrees, winds at about 5 miles per hour. another thing you'll notice especially along the coastline and peninsula will be breezy conditions. the temperatures will remain in the 60s. this cooling trend is expected to linger and stick around with mostly clear skies into the afternoon and then just looking far out ahead we are tracking a bit of a warmup once again with the cooling trend. i'll have an update on your day time highs and the coolest and an update

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>> let's start with the obvious here, kira.ng with donald trump jr. and trump's son-in-law jared kushner at the infamous june th, 2016 meeting with russian operatives at trump tower. remember that meeting occurred because a key russian player allegedly told donald trump jr. that the russians had dirt on the clinton campaign for the trump people to exploit. as a participant in the room, manafort will be asked to fully detail that meeting. that information could support a conspiracy charge against the american participants in the june 2016 meeting for their election meddling knowledge from foreign informants. >> he was really in there and that could be a stunning connection. but i've heard also there are other reasons manafort has become so important, is that right? >> look, manafort has admitted to deep ties, deep ties and financial engagements with russian oligarchs for more than a decade and through 2017, even after the election. he also admits to giving private briefings to russian oligarchs about the presidential campaign, w

>> reporter: good morning to you, kira and marcus. the issue is over to you to develop this eight-acre plot of land here off railroad avenue off the main drag in downtown livermo livermore. last week the council voted 5-0 to approve a plan as could you see in the renderings will include parking, boutique hotel, affordable housing, space for retail and cultural events and stockman's park named in honor of this town's cowboy culture. long established organization called friends of livermore backed by a local independent newspaper and self-proclaimed grassroots activist launched a petition drive outside local stores to reverse the council's decision. if the group can collect 5,000 signatures, voters will get to decide in november on whether or not to force the city council to go back to the drawing board. friends of livermore believes the current plan calls for too much housing at a location of the hotel and parking are misplaced and there needs to be more green space. later this afternoon at 2:30, another group called unify livermore th

i'm kira klapper. vianey arana has a look at our microclimate forecast and we're just a little bit less than 12 hours away from the start of fall. >> that's right. 6:54 pacific time, our time is when we'll officially kick off a new season. its rather exciting. >> it is. it is. its like a new fresh start. >> in fact, san francisco's not ready to let go of that fog from fogust just yet. it doesn't look like we don't have anything back there. you wouldn't be able to tell because of all that fog. 53 degrees in san francisco right now. you can see some of that fog is creeping into san jose as well. wind speeds nice and calm. we are expecting a couple of changes as we head into monday and its going to come into the form of a warmup. i want to show you the 24 hour temperature change and the fog that's really hugging san francisco, half moon bay into hayward. you can see it creeping down

. >> reporter: kira and marcus, good morning. the phone lines have been busy from the bay area to here in washington with the professor's lawyers and the senate judiciary committee trying to work out a time when she might be able to come in and testify, but her lawyers say that will not be monday. in an email obtained overnight by nbc news, attorneys for christine blasey ford say she's too busy dealing with death threats to prepare for the hearing monday. written testimony by this morning's deadline won't happen. everything else they say is negotiable including her desire for the fbi to investigate her sexual assault claim against supreme court nominee judge brett kavanaugh. >> let them give us an impartial report. what is so difficult to do that? stop the playing games. >> reporter: ford is asking that kavanaugh not be in the room when she testifies and she wants him to go first. they're asking the senate judiciary committee to limit cameras plus she wants the committee to subpoena kavanaugh's friend mark judge who she claims wi

i'm kira klapper, in for laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. kari, we've been talking about that heat today. it's going to stick around. >> it's going to stick around. when we start out with the clear conditions at the golden gate bridge, and the bay bridge, you know it's going to be another warm day. here is a look at our transit forecast as we head over to fremont out the door to the b.a.r.t. station, in the upper 50s. you'll need a light jacket to start and upper 70s as we go into the afternoon. later on this evening, our ice cream truck our treat truck will be at the walnut festival from 4:00 to 7:00 at heather farm park. you want to check that out because temperatures there will be warm. we'll talk about our microclimates coming up. mike, you're tracking two slow spots. >> i am, overall the speed spend sores around the bay are in green and for most of the bay that means the two slow spots stick out. we'll focus on the tri valley over here, 84, right typical for the last couple of weeks, focused slowing continuing to work on that side there

i'm kira klapper.arana has a look at our microclimate forecast. >> we're starting now. it's fairly mild, pretty decent temperatures out there, 58 degrees in san jose. wind speeds are calm. we are seeing just a couple of areas of patchy fog, but look at san francisco. that's where that fog is really rolling through right now. we look out about 56 degrees, wind speeds at 13 miles per hour, temperatures will climb into the 80s today for inland areas, and check out the dublin camera. 58 degrees, wind speeds also nice and calm. we are expecting to see a nice little warm-up as we head in towards the weekend. i will have your complete forecast coming up at 7:00 a.m. >> we'll see you at 7:00, thanks. >>> the fight against climate change is coming to san francisco today. hundreds of people are expected to march in a rally. it comes ahead of the global climate action summit in san francisco next week. governor brown organized the summit after president trump withdrew the u.s. from the paris climate agreement, a

i'm kira klapper. vianey arana has a look at our microclimate forecast. today is the first full day of fall. >> first full day but the temperatures will be slightly warm so that's okay, though, because it sets us up for a change up ahead you may or may not like. san francisco you could see there's a nice fog layer there. the marine layer we have about 1,000 feet so it's a little bit more shallow than the dense fog we saw yesterday that made its way further inland. current temperatures nice and cool. look at pa row alto, 49 degrees to start off. so we're really starting to get into the weather pattern where it starts off chilly but by midafternoon you're shedding off all the layers because it starts to warm up. we were tracking slightly cooler temperatures but we'll stay warmer than we thought. we'll remain in the 80s for san jose, interior valleys are going to climb into the mid 80s and as far as the coast, well, 50s and 60s i'll break down your fall weather for this week or not coming up in 15 minutes

i'm kira klapper.vianey arana has a look at our mike crow climate forecast. >> some areas are seeing cloud cover. you can see san francisco but we don't have those deep clouds right now or that deep marine layer but we have just enough in san francisco. check out those wind speeds. 26-miles-per-hour wind speeds in san francisco, 55 degrees and today we are on tap for a breezy to windy day into the afternoon. not just for the coast line but for inland areas as well. san jose 55 degrees. wind speeds are much lighter at about 3 miles per hour. the current temperatures we're talking upper 50s for the interior valleys. our temperature trend towards today will be actually slightly cooler. our inland temperatures mostly topping out into the 70s. >> wow. >> i'll break it all down for us. >> thanks. >>> an investigation is under way this morning after a woman was pinned under a vta train last night. it happened around 9:30 near downtown san jose. southbound train hit the pedestrian near first and jackson street

i'm kira klapper. vianey arana today's half summer/half fall. >> we got a couple hours and we officially kick off fall and we are going to see a little bit of a shift but its not going to be huge or noticeable. san francisco 53 degrees right now. we've got that nice marine layer. san francisco is expected to climb into those 60s and we'll also start to notice a trend on the windier side but that will kick up a little more for tomorrow. wind speeds nice and calm and even in through dublin as well. temperatures are into the 50s. further into the interior valleys, we're still expecting fairly warm temperatures to start climbing into those you were 80s for today. as far as your temperatures go, we're expecting some 60s for the bay and the coast and 70s and upper areas for inland areas. >> thank you. >>> the bay area man accused of being the north cal rapist is scheduled to be in court on monday. roy charles waller on thursday was arrested at uc berkeley. he was breaking into homes and terrorizing women for

outskirts israel is suspected also a russian reconnaissance plane returning to an airbase in letter kira's gone missing over the mediterranean sea. south korea's president is on his way to pyongyang for his third summit with kim jong un the first time a south korean leader is traveling to the north in over a decade and talks of a denuclearization are high on the agenda. argentina's former president cristina kirchner has been charged in a corruption scandal the judges are asked for parliamentary immunity to be lifted so she can be detained who is accused of taking millions of dollars in bribes when she was in office last month the senate partially lifted her immunity so she could be investigated. a u.s. supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh and his accuser will be called to testify before the senate judiciary committee next monday kimberly how has that. u.s. president donald trump's nominee to the highest court in the country the supreme court is in doubt in spite of that the president is standing with brett kavanaugh he is one of the great intellects and one of the finest people that anybo

kira? >> thanks. it is 7:20. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay" -- >> you can talk to dogs in your brain. >> our story of that 6-year-old dog whisperer went viral after she rescued a stray adults couldn't catch. even offered a reality show. where is she now? the answer as we mark the 500th story in our bay area proud series. don't call it a comeback. i've been here for years. rockin' my peers. puttin' suckas in fear. don't you dare stare. you better move. listen to the bass go boom. i'm gonna knock you out. mama said knock you out. don't call it a comeback. i've been here for years. to report a more balanced look at our cmm >>> welcome back. six years ago we made a unique promise to report a more balanced look at our community and share positive stories of our neighbors and all the good they're doing. we called it bay area proud, and over the past week we've been marking an incredible milestone, 500 stories. "today in the bay's" garvin thomas updates the the story of the 6-year-old dog whisperer we

marcus and kira? >> beautiful first weekend of fall.thanks. >>> fresh off the press there, a lot of people talking about this right now. the front pages of "san francisco chronicle," you see so many different languages, all pretty much saying, "we love" right there. >> we love. in 11 different languages. and this is trending right now. because kanye west got the front page, the inside and the back wrap in nine newspapers across the country to promote his brand new easy shoe which dropped today. >> in partnership with adidas. nine different publications there. "l.a. times," "chicago tribune" "new york post." the shoe is the most instagrammed sneaker ever. >> yeah. and i think he even called it the biggest launch in adidas company history, which is very, you know -- much like the way kanye talks a lot. but what's interesting is these are going for a sale on ebay now. people are trying to sell these collectors' editions. the paper, just an ad by kanye west. some are going for $10. i saw one for 100 dps. >> yeah, it's really cool. it looks

i'm kira klapper. we have your forecast this morning. >> nice and clear. you're beautiful. you know what that means, clear skies means cooler temperatures because we don't have the clouds trapping in any heat, that in return gives us slightly cooler temperatures, probably a little bit chilly in san francisco this morning. they're probably used to it by now. as we head into the next couple of hours, one thing you're going to notice is an increase in temperatures in the afternoon but i want to show you the temperature difference because we have no cloud cover right now. napa 12 degrees cooler than we were 24 hours ago. once again we're expecting to see below seasonable temperatures. daytime highs into the 60s for the coast and the bay and we have some 70s and 80s on the map. 55 degrees in san francisco but mountain view 48, palo alto 47 so definitely seeing the temperature difference in terms of the lack of cloud cover. the next couple of hours san jose will trend into the 70s by 1:00, 72 degrees but it will stay in the 70s. notice we have sunshine across the board so i'll br

you'd have to leave yeah and then no to go by kira what do you do it. but why would it jerry belief this if it seems so clear to us prosecutor. if the prosecutor has a. good story he'll get people to believe it now there's a famed. his attorney's got to be regarded to counteract it. apparently didn't have a good attorney no he didn't that's that if you don't have a good attorney. most time you lose anyway. i did the body found when he was shot stabbed over and over to the torturing will towards a sterile and salad bar. throughout the interview process michael jackson at one of basically says something about. the car being taken right and so the police discount last on today because ever makes a capital murder so you can kill somebody and walk away it's not. you can kill somebody walk away come back and take their shoes as not have them are now if you kill somebody for their shoes it's capital murder so they had to prove this theme that i killed people for the core to take the core and they want to prove a continuous episode because a second are they wan

i'm kira klapper.ianey arana has a look at your forecast. >> the marine layer is not as deep but we have some patchy fog creeping in. the other shot of san francisco just off to the distance a little fade but that is playing a slight role in our temperatures. once again it's a cool start especially if you're in the north bay. you're probably feeling fall-like, yes, the first day of fall today, santa rosa first official cool day of fall. 43 degrees, napa 46. san francisco 53. the south bay in the 50s, similar to yesterday in terms of temperatures but toward the afternoon we've got a ridge that's starting to build over california. that's going to kick up some dry winds and also going to kind of start to scoot out that system that kept us slightly cooler this weekend in the 80s. today's actually expected to be the coolest day of this week so even though we're climbing into the 80s that gives you a hint but of course i will break it down for you coming up at 7:00 a.m. i know you want to know how your work

you'd have to lean yeah and then know to go by kira what do you do it but why would it jerry belief this if it seems so clear to us prosecutor. if the prosecutor has a. good story he'll get people to to believe it now there's a famed. his attorney's got to be regarded to counteract it. apparently didn't have a good attorney no he didn't and. that's that if you don't have a good attorney. most time you lose in your way. and i'll get the body found when he was shot stabbed over and over to the torturing room towards the sterile and sagar. was it was the oil that he was moaning he was money he wasn't moving but he was money and what did he do. mo clint had a gun i had no gun i hope put him in a trunk and you have no gun. and what were your options oh i'm not going to win now that i think back on it i could win and i love that easily that's what i think alan my god i've just seen this guy kills one person and he could easily say ok so take care of these people just snitched on me the cops are after us. i was thinking . in the meantime this this victim is moaning in the trunk. so i didn't fee

this is all happening on the weekend of the school's first home football game. >> reporter: correct, kira. fortunately, the bulldogs will be able to play their regularly scheduled saturday game this weekend, just not here at home. instead they will borrow the field at their rival high school. the field here is too unsafe. look at this video that was posted on facebook. you can see the damage that was done to the football field here at sew bratto high between tuesday night and wednesday morning. someone drove a vehicle on the turf. they peeled out, they did doughnuts, they tore up a lot of the grass, created a lot of deep ruts. this week the grounds keepers with the district repaired the field, and this is what it looks like now. you can see the dirt patches where the ruts were. this is video we shot this morning. but the ground is still soft. the district is afraid someone could get hurt twisting an ankle or falling down, something like that. the district needs a few more days to add turf. they plan to have the field ready for homecoming, which is a week from tomorrow. the staff is in tou

today in the bay )s kira klapper joins us now with reaction. it was a powerful message from colin kaepernick as we know -- he has been thrust back into the spotlight this week. we still haven )t heard from kap himself -- but he was spotted yesterday. . this is video of colin kaepernick just outside of portland, oregon -- at nike headquters. he spoke to nike employees, thanking the company for their support and for making him the face of their new "just do it" campaign. local experts we spoke with -- say nike certaintly did its homework when choosing kap. kaepernick is currently in litigation against the nfl ... claiming team owners colluded to keep him out of the league. there has been some tangible backlash from the new nike campaign. the college of the ozarks ... a small christian college in missouri... will no longer wear athletic apparel manufactured by nike. the school )s president says kaepernick was quote -- "promoting an attitude of division and disrespect toward america." by the way ... it didn )t appear that players from either the ea

kira shows us the original email she got from the hackers this message i received from previous anonymous sources. will be charged the equivalent of about five euros for access to the system as we get out. at the time just about anyone could buy the software program. when sensitive data is hacked whether through carelessness security gaps or thousand ft . the consequences for those affected can be devastating. so far the german black market usually deals only with conventional data you can buy lists of names addresses and financial information for six to ten year o's no one seems to be offering biometric data at least not yet. but the effort in theory old databases off hackable and have green hacked into and garko and. we finally get a response from the person who offered to sell us a fake passport. he wants various kinds of data a fingerprint scan a copy of my signature and an id photo. he says the fingerprint scan should look like this. we have to redo the deal for journalistic purposes only and send off the necessary data. this person doesn't operate on the dark web which is unusual we

. >> i'm kira klapper in for laura garcia and the last full day of summer and we're dressed accordinglyoing to be a hot day for the bay area and it was so hot yesterday, and we won't be much cooler today. here's a live look outside in fremont as you get ready to head out oand our temperatureslgreesf sunshine. here is a look at our highs today, reaching into the low 90s

kira's grandmother is helping her with her homework that you hope to do and dream you hope to achieve more like. a composition about goals and drains the fifty four year old likes the topic she wants to do everything to ensure that her granddaughter has a bright future and a better life far away from the rundown motel sound towers and mr brackett is going to announce it in kind. and you out here like the neighbors going back and forth knocking on was instead. a need to stand your own space in that kind of feels it feels like a smaller but still be a classroom killer and her grandmother had to move out of their previous home because of mold so they came here belongings a piled up everywhere and they don't get clean sheets regularly despite paying twelve hundred dollars a month most of to raises money from her widow and disability pension goes toward rent putting something aside to save for a rental deposit for example is not possible. don't go calling yourself. there's the most important if you got a crash crash because hey it's happening is there i don't kid don't go out and get all d

has not succeeded it making the government in myanmar change any policies so why would me and even kira been. the reporting or the welfare of these two reporters i mean that's a very you know are you i guess cynical way of looking at it but i mean why does the government even care. and shouldn't care. if you're president porton point that the myanmar military has been used to being a pariah state for many many years. it is if you look at it objectively the government doesn't appear to care excessively about what people say about it overseas and at the same time they have not really suffered either individually or as a government or as a nation for their behavior and i think the international community needs to look very carefully about what what is it that will that will compel. a better behavior on the part of the military and the civilian government what do you think that that kind of pressure would be mean what kind of pressure on me and more can we expect from the international community that may be able to get change and maybe set these two journalists free. well the. the united st

now you can see the full interview with roberts kira golani or bobby weiner's is better no. it's sixteen thirty meantime the top al-jazeera is the program that's a full interview with both of you are. a lawyer brazil's jailed former president lewis in the last year lula da silva say he'll keep fighting to run in next month's presidential election he's been barred from running because of a corruption conviction and the supreme court has rejected his latest appeal on monday he met for nando her dad who could replace him as the workers' party candidate. now last is pushing ahead with plans to build more dams along the mekong river despite a partial collapse of a dam in july in which thirty people at least died the country says it want to become asia's a power source exporting electricity to its wealthy and neighbors but critics warn of an environmental disaster when hay reports from chiang kong in neighboring thailand. fishing on the mekong river has never been an easy way to make a living but here where the river flows between thailand and laos fisherman say it's almost not wo

won't be remain all leave what we know is that this text was the result of five hours of talks under kira's starmer the shadow. negotiator on sunday a two page document coming out and it says if we quote if we do not get a general election that's an early election then all options have to remain on the table including labor calling for a people's vote now the debate ongoing at the moment is what does that mean because just in the last few hours john mcdonald the shadow chancellor shadow finance minister has suggested that that people's vote would not be including would not include the option of remaining in the u it would simply be yes or no do you accept a deal negotiated with brussels some major figures including kids starmer himself of have contradicted that mr starmer says that the option of voting for the deal versus remaining in the you has clearly not been ruled out and that's what many party activists say opinion polls suggest a vast majority of labor member labor members want that so-called people's vote in a majority would also vote if possible to remain in the e.u. but major figu

here is a live look outside -- i )m kira klapper, thanks for joining us. >>> good sunday morning.s and fog. nothing new there on this second day of september. thanks for joining us. rob has a look at our micro climate forecast. >> we saw the clouds below. let's take you above the clouds looking down. you can see the blanket of clouds over downtown san fran s francisco. the air quality, we have haze out there from fires burning to the north. an hour by hour outlook. we'll show you how it's likely to be in the north bay and inland east bay. that smoke advisory is for the entire area today and tomorrow. temperature wise we'll see upper 60s around san francisco. not much change, hazy sunshine and more 90s and trending a little bit cooler. >> i thought we were getting better. all right. we'll see you full forecast at 7:00. thanks. >>> pg and e customers could be responsible for last year's deadly wild fire. it is believed pg and e caused some wild fires that caused nearly a quarter million acres. dozens of people were killed and thousands were destroyed. the bill awaiting the governor'

. ♪ ♪ here is a live look outside -- golden gate bridge i )m kira klapper, thanks for joining us.ana has a look at your microclimate forecast. temperatures 53 degrees. winds are calm but eventually we will warm up. our temperature trend shows a nice climb into the upper 60s by 10:00, 11:00 a.m. we'll climb into the 70s and eventually see some 80s. we'll be slightly cooler in some spots today and this is going to set us up for a bit of that cooling trend we're anticipating as we head in towards the work week. i'll break it down for you coming up at 7:00 a.m. >> we will watch you of course coming up at 7:00 a.m., thanks. >>> another fire erupting overnight, this one in napa county. nearly 200 homes are evacuated this morning, nearly 2,000 acre brush fire is burning near snell valley road seven miles southeast of middletown. this is the third fire to hit the area in recent months. the fire burned within yards of several homes in the estates community. some people chose to stay for as long as possible watering down their homes and yards before finally evacuating. there's only one road

then that basically suits moscow now you know you will always hear warnings from moscow that that kira is about to launch some fresh assault that it is essentially stalling things trying to grind the minsk peace process down not fulfilling its part of the minsk peace process meanwhile you know the fighting goes on and there isn't really a week that goes by without more deaths being reported you don't hear much from the separatists side of casualties but you frequently hear that on any day might get two three four five ukrainian servicemen or personnel killed on the front line so this conflict is still going on and it's still a huge point of difficulty a huge point of contention between ukraine and moscow two countries ukraine and russia i should say two countries of course which previously consider themselves brotherly nations thanks for that roy chalons live for us in moscow. are staying with russia where at least one person has died after a passenger plane crashed in source she airport the jet fell off the runway during landing and crashed into a river bed and caught fire one of the

they brought in a whole team to help 17-year-old kira the gorilla deliver her baby boy, born healthy pounds. meanwhile, in wichita, dr. whisler and chirby have delivered hundreds of babies, but this one is a special delivery they will never forget. >> it's definitely one of those moments that will be part of our stories that we tell to our grandkids. >> one of the cutest babies they've no doubt delivered as well. our thanks to lara spencer there as well. >> adorable. the zoo says this is an important birth because these types of orangutans are endangered so they needed this to be successful. >>> from down under, the dolphins lit up the water. >> the dolphins weren't glowing on their own, the bioluminescence was caused by plankton in the water around them. >> that is really cool. when the dolphins disturbed the plankton, the plankton gave off bright blue, green, red lights, as they do. random spotting off the waters north of sidney. >>> coming up, what will smith just did that most of us probably never want to do. >> as the singer and actor turns 50 years old, what we learned so long

kira lewis is an 18 year—old student, who thinks there should be a referendum on any brexit deal elsieeave campaign, he thinks labour needs to rule out another referendum. which is not going to happen, it would seem, how do you feel about that? i think the wording of the motion which emerged after several hours yesterday, is really quite unclear, in the sense that it does not commit labour to holding another referendum, at the same point it does not rule one out, given their jeremy corbyn this weekend on the andrew marr show was very reluctant to say we want another referendum, given whatjohn mcdonnell has said this morning, on really there being two options in a future referendum, i think the likely hood of that happening is very slim. if we can get a general election, we will go for a second referendum, is what john mcdonnell said. he said the vote on the government deal, or there would be a no deal. there would not be the option to remain. let me ask your fellow labour voters what they think about that. if we got to that point, there wouldn't be an option to remain into the eu, what