in the barrio of the mission district in san francisco.amian: boy, and the culture there is so rich. i mean, it's been for decades. rodrigo: yes, yes, and it's the reason why we want to preserve a lot of the beautiful assets that we hold near and dear to our hearts, and fiestas las americas is one of them. damian: i saw some images, you sent us some images, and lucha libre is part of it as well. rodrigo: i know, mexican wrestling. it's always fun. damian: well, i mean, in the mission, there are so many cultures within the culture of the mission. tell us about the diversity within that diverse community there in the mission. rodrigo: of course. you know, a lot has changed, but however, the essence of the mission district is very strong. and that essence is mexican, is nicaraguense, puerto rican, filipino, african-american. so, all that created this beautiful melting pot of what is the mission district and why it's so, so cherished in san francisco and the bay area. damian: let me ask you this. there's been kind of a tug of war with gentrifi

. >>> in san francisco hundreds of people marched from the mission district to city hall today. they were demanding amnesty. the demonstration started at the 24th street bart station and made their way up mission street. several san francisco supervisors joined the protesters with the goal of sending a message to the whi house. >> there san opportunity to stand up and say these children, these families are alone and respect the integrity and the history of this country. it is important to know this is a country of immigrants. >> organizers chose today, which is mexican independence day to hold the demonstration

that is part of the mission district set aside. in the middle income housing category, a little over $19 million of down payment assistance loans, including almost $3 million targeted for down payment assistance loans for san francisco unified school district teachers. and $26 million to fund pregoment and construction of 28 units of middle-income teacher housing. this is frances scott key project at 43rd and irving. visualization of our anticipated spending of this issuance, you'll see a lull in -- for most of 2021. and that is due to the timing of thes construction of 43rd and irving. that is not anticipated to start construction until december of 2021. and when it does, this is bond -- the final bits of this bond will be spent. in summary, all funds from the 2015 geo bond are programed to projects moving forward. we anticipate about 1500 units of production. of course, this does not meet san francisco's affordable housing needs. other funding sources are required to move newly identified projects forward and to support our exist

where we are right now is the mission district. district is a very special part of our city. you smell the tacos at the [speaking spanish] and they have the best latin pastries. they have these shortbread cookies with caramel in the middle. and then you walk further down and you have sunrise cafÉ. it is a place that you come for the incredible food, but also to learn about what is happening in the neighborhood and how you can help and support your community. >> twenty-fourth street is the birthplace of the movement. we have over 620 murals. it is the largest outdoor public gallery in the country and possibly the world. >> you can find so much political engagement park next to so much incredible art. it's another reason why we think this is a cultural district that we must preserve. [♪] >> it was formed in 2014. we had been an organization that had been around for over 20 years. we worked a lot in the neighborhood around life issues. most recently, in 2012, there were issues around gentrification in the neighborhood. so the idea of

daytime highs today still just as hot as yesterday for many parts of the bay mission district financialtrict still holding on to those 90's and 80's still in sunset and golden gate park. daly city 85 for your high on terror at 74 today, a range of 90's the 80's up and down the bay side of the peninsula, so still excessively hot and then comfortably hot afternoon. hopefully get yourself to a cool spot may be a good one to watch a movie in the theater and just taking a little bit easier san jose at 97 today just shy of a 100 for pleasanton livermore and dublin each up to 98 or 99 degrees with danville walnut creek in concord all up to one o one berkeley richmond, oakland, you're still holding on to those low 90's and still a range of 90's to triple digits for much of the north bay aside from our coastal areas. now i alluded to the fact that we have cooler temperatures just around the corner but look at just how big these changes are the bottom really falling out of these temperatures from triple digits today to max temperatures tomorrow in the 80's inland after that it gets only cooler fr

78 right now later on today san francisco will peak in the mid 80's to upper 80's even and a mission district oakland in the low 90's while san jose back into the mid 90's, not to mention those triple digits. inland which i've got more details about still to come. robin. >>all right, thank you john the north bay commute is pretty much over so if you have to travel on south went on to san francisco looks great across the golden gate, no major slowing no problems pretty shot right 21 minutes here from highway 37 to the toll plaza on the san francisco side even the bay bridge traffic 80 stand out earlier this morning. it was just solid from the bottom of the maze. so that is the longer the case a great trip. it 15 minutes and a really quick peak at some of our freeways highway for winding down 18 minutes antioch to concord and then one oh one from san jose to menlo park. you know that usually takes like an hour or longer not this morning only 45 minutes to make it to menlo park james darya. >>much robin 9 30's, a time in the east bay, the family of a man fatally shot by walnut creek police is no

breed was touring the circle navigation center in the city's mission district. the expanding center has just added 60 new beds to bring its total to 186. the mayor said current federal policy leaves significant room for improvement, and that carson should be aware of the effect that it's having on the city. >> and i think that has had a direct impact on homelessness. no new section 8 w d wit wlie b. kennedy. in fact, a lot of the investments that we've gotten we haven't seen since the obama administration. >> breed promised staff and residents at the center that the city will continue expanding services and adding new shelter beds. >>> well, governor newsom is also asking president trump tooo help the homeless. this comes as the white house is talking about getting more involved in doing something to address california's growing homeless crisis. federal officials were in los angeles as we reported to you last week to see the numerous homeless camps that have popped up there. the governor's request seeks 50,000 more vouchers and to increase their value to account

last 40 years dose on valencia and 21th streets have been serving south indian cuisine in the mission district in just days the restaurant will close for good. it's been a great around the middle of the mission neighborhood but it's it's became very expensive on john major is the owner while this place is closing in gives room to focus on what's working. >>we try we try really really hard tedically romney as we want to focus on. the film on location communication focus on you know the ready to you know the less the product. i for a business owner every penny counts from an out of pocket expense like a leaking roof to food delivery app that flash is the price at about 30% is the perfect storm that know having. >>you know delivery services you know coming in which grade some ways but they want to cut prices a little bit. >>he says on top of san francisco's high rents and rising minimum wages. the city's employer mandates that includes healthcare have taken a toll on finances major is calling on city and state leaders to help small businesses. >>the legislators. you know the city state and federa

i mention mission district being in the upper 80's 87 degrees for your high on the southeastern end ofy while golden gate park even closer to the pacific. also checking in with highs in the low 80's today, 80's for daly city and half moon bay upper 70's, an elder not a and 90's in millbrae and burlingame south san francisco around the airport around 86 degrees for the high 90's and foster city redwood city as well as mountain view and triple digits in woodside getting close to the triple digits in the south bay for morgan hill at 99 los gatos in campbell just a few spots at 98 today, east bay temperatures range from the 90's to the triple digits with pleasanton livermore and dublin all the way up through conquered in walnut creek above 100 degrees. oakland and berkeley in the low 90's today, triple digits, mixed with 90's up in the north bay and then some 70's if you have a chance to head out to the coast, it's still going to be toasty in stinson beach though with near 80 degree highs today today into tomorrow, your hottest days of the forecast but we quickly cool down into sunday, you

ingrid grew up in the mission district and attended san francisco public schools. she raised her two daughters in san francisco and is the proud grandmother of two granddaughters, who like her, are being raised in san francisco. she currently serves and most recently was appointed by mayor london breed for the director of the childhood education where she is pioneering policy on equity and systems change to disrupt racial inequity. ingrid, thank you so much for sharing all that you have done for san francisco over these last couple of decades. and for your love of children, for your love of families. and our city is a better place today because of all the work that you have done, so it is truly my honor today to honor you and latinx heritage month. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you, supervisors safai and members of the board. i am honored, i'm humbled, i'm grateful for being part of this city. my parents emigrated here in the 60s from central america, from el salvador. and one of values they instilled was we're going to to be bilingual no matter what. that's a

the owners closing the original location in san francisco's mission district. ners say high rent is to flame. the rent has tripled. the owners tell the eatery that the locations in the city's filmore district and oakland will stay open. >>> getting to work this week will not be cheap. coming up, the latest on a surge in gas prices and how we compare to the rest of the country. and the raders got it done on the ground. when what the head coach had to say about yesterday's win as he looks ahead to their trip across the pond. >>> we're off to a nice start when it comes to that morning commute. so far so good if you driving on the sam natteo bridge. it's been reported that there's a cyberattack on business every 39 seconds. ouch. i don't even want to think about it. comcast business has a solution. we go beyond fast with a cloud-based security system that automatically updates, so you always have the latest protection. phishing. malware. risky sites. it can help block all of that. get fast internet and add comcast business securityedge for just $29.95 a month. it's

reporting live in san francisco, ally wolf, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> the mission districttails about the homeless center in the mission. the division circle navigation center got 60 new beds. mayor breed taking a tour of the shelter today. she was on hand. you can see the new beds behind her there. the center can now house 186 people. there's also a new bathroom and a clinic. the upgrades are part of mayor breed's goal of adding 1,000 beds to shelters across the city by the end of next year. >> if we don't want homelessness to continue, we need to be prepared to incorporate it into what we do around housing and shelters. >> there are now 5 1/2 gags centers in san francisco. they're different from traditional homeless shelters. they help people struggling with mental illness for substance abuse problems. >> it's called and epidemic. the state is trying to treat it like the governor giving a $20 million boost to stop kids from vaping. jodi hernandez joins us live from contra costa county where they say it's going to help. but they want the governor to do more, jodi? >> the p

a man is mission district.om roof top to rooftop. >> my wife was going to take a shower and that's when we found out he was already on the roofs, you know. so then my wife -- >> reporter: you could hear his steps? >> the situation when the man climbed down from the roof and officers took him into custody. >>> one of the world's oldest travel companies goes out of business. the efforts to get thousands of stranded travelers home. >>> and a live look at the big board at the new york stock exchange. it's starting down a few points this morning. we'll have an update on the markets next. >>> and the television industry celebrates its best and brightest. the history made at the emmy awards. first you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. here's mike. >> hi, everybody. good monday morning. let's start with temperatures from 56 in daley city to about 60 in redwood city. we have 55 in san carlos. san rafael, san francisco, palo alto, 57. low 60s along the east bayshore into the south bay.

speed of light between two rooms at a civic gathering space in the mission district.t even as the democratic hopefuls turned up the heat. >> we're gonna take your ak-47's. >> reporter: many in the audience were listening for solutions to mass shootings. >> i think they should all take a step forward into a more leftist approach on gun villages and regulation. >> reporter: his ticket? buttigieg. >> i think he's a progressive that's not too farfetched from reality. for >> reporter: the first third of the debate dominated by, whethen obamacare or offer medicare for all. sanders and the other frurnz tackling it on the same stage for the first time. >> families pay every time an insurance company says sorry, you kane see that specialist. >> if we don't get trump out of office. office. >> i thought harris had some very good points. joe biden, i want to root for him so badly because i know that obama saw something in him, but he really struggled this evening. ng. >> make sure your television, this evening. make sure you have the record player on at night. >> reporter: with h

. >> mayor london breed toured the new expansion navigation center at san francisco's mission districtonfirming housing and urban development secretary ben carson will visit san francisco tuesday possibly touring some of the city's public housing. the mayor saying her request to the secretary is to find more housing. >> we have seen a significant underinvestment in affordable housing in our state and i think that has had a direct impact on homelessness. >> mayor bieter say navigation centers like the vicious circle which added 16 new beds bring the total to 186 are critical step in getting people into permanent housing. >> my hope is with a navigation center with the program we are hoping to start a all that will be a coordinated effort and we can bring it together for these folks. >> reporter: paul forbes said the navigation center is proven to be a critical bridge for him to permanent housing. >> whenever something comes available and waiting for the housing to come through. >> reporter: services goes to say despite pushback opposing a new navigation center the centers are a safe pla

if you're going to be the mission district year-old be at 71 sunset you're going to get 63 and then alongoastostly in the 60's. half moon bay, you're at a high of 68 today, 71 for south san francisco and then 70's continue from millbrae into burlingame and then finally we're going to see some upper 70's through a foster city and san carlos in redwood city. 80 degrees in woodside a little bit warmer there but then mostly upper 70's pretty much a no matter where you're going to be out in the south bay today and then we're also going to see the upper 70's for summer inland valley locations like dublin in pleasanton livermore you're going to be at 77 our base communities of course a little bit more mild uncomfortable. their union city you'll be at a high of 71 for the afternoon 69 in berkeley today, downtown oakland will be at 73. but then look at that up and over the east bay hills you're going to start to see some of those low 80's creep in concord will be one of our warmer spots today at 82. and then some low 80's as well through fairfield and pittsburgh and then through wine country sonom

mayor london breed toured the newly expanded navigation center in the mission district. she brought along another local leader who is eager to follow san francisco's lead when it comes to helping the homeless. >> my hope is with the navigation center. the program that we're hoping to start and all of that will be a coordinated effort. >> reporter: mayor breed believes the navigation centers are critical steps to getting people who have nowhere to live to transition into permanent housing. >>> new at 10:00 an unlicensed driver involved in a fatal crash and now a bay area high school and the surrounding community are in mourning. it's an all too familiar tragedy, a teenager behind the weal with too much speed. debora villalon is in novato with our report. >> reporter: in novato with a crowd spilling into the streets. here to mourn a teenager, killed in the same spot only the day before. >> and it is hard to accept that. and you have to go so early, you know? especially on his birthday. >> his birthday. that is the worst part of it. >> reporter: they had just turned 16. fra

. >>> we'll have a look at the cafe and pie shop in san francisco's mission district has closed its doors. mission pie's last day of business was yesterday. it was baking more pies than ever and sail selling out early. owners say its operating costs increase substantially even as the shop became more popular. mugs pie says it paid higher than average wages and full benefits. managers still had trouble finding employees who could afford to live in thety. >>> san francisco's fog cam remains in operation. san francisco state is maintaining the popular system which begins the student project in 1994. organizers announced they were shutting it down at the end of august. public outcry prompted the university to agree to save and maintain it. >>> let's go. a lot of people are happier about that. not much in the way of fog. >> no. >> we are off today. we will keep you posted on any events in traffic. but steve is here and as we have been saying, it's been to darn hot. >> warmest august ever. give me time to put that all together. first way have to start with the tropical update. that is not an er

now later today in san francisco will range from 70's at the coast to near 90 degrees in the mission districtnd's 92 for your high today in san jose hotter than yesterday at 96. that's not to mention our triple digit temperatures in our inland valleys which i'll talk more about ahead. checking in on the bay bridge traffic, it looks a little bit better. >>we can see some separation between the cars now so it's facing out it's not a terrible drive. it is crowded though no that are backed up to the bottom of the maze, but we still don't have any problems our trouble spots that you need to worry about so come on in while we're still hot spot free 13 minutes after fremont street. a quick peek at the nimitz because a little fire oakland, northbound a broadway. there's a couch and some debris that was burning right next to the freeway. so we have this little plume of smoke right next to a t and of course folks slow dowi to take a look that pretty much it's under control fire crews on scene but look at that backup there's a long line. >>from san leandro to 38 all the way into downtown oakland. well p

the mission district topping out at 75.geous day at the coast and very clear in some afternoon i might add gennady are at 72 high of 73 in half moon bay and then we're going to see more 70's across the peninsula, bruno and some millbrae upper 70's there. 81 degrees and burlingame this afternoon 80's continue you can see through foster city, san carlos redwood city all in the low 80's, but what side nice and warm. 85 degrees for the afternoon high. and then the south bay, no matter where you're going to be at said this afternoon. definitely seeing a wide spread of 80's across the entire board and then those 80's continue and says some of our inland valley locations like dublin pleasanton livermore our bayside communities of low 80's, upper 70's in union city expected later today and then we're going to see 75 in berkeley. a high of 78 in oakland. but then look at that near 90 degrees once we get further inland to concord and walnut creek. both coming in at 87 vacaville in fairfield pittsburgh, upper 80's, a young cone sonoma

like this for this afternoon, 77 in downtown san francisco, a lot of sunshine and warm in the mission district as well at 78 degrees at the coast. we're looking at a 74 for pacifica 73 nl granada and then we're seeing some 80's pop up through millbrae and burlingame 82 degrees 87 in woodside today, we're expecting 85 in redwood city and if you're going to be in the south bay. it's going to be warm there to mid to upper 80's even may be near 90 degrees like places in morgan hill topping out so far we're thinking 87 upper 80's for dublin. pleasanton and livermore and then look this is where the 90's start to kick in from concord to walnut creek and into danville and then it's going to be hot through fairfield and through pittsburgh this afternoon one country you're at 88 napa sonoma at 90 degrees. the north bay looks like this upper 80's through santa rosa independent woman and nevado stinson beach is going to be really at 71 to get some relief from all whether there were going to be seeing. but this is just a kick off our heat wave into uh tomorrow and wednesday that's when we're going to start

she was here last month wish you talk to a crowd in the mission district in san francisco duringon creating moral economy with to appear wednesday at a private home his on whether he will make any other appearances. >>> governor some called on the president to approve 50,000 more housing vouchers to help address california's homeless crisis. the request came in a letter signed by the governor and mayors of california's 13 biggest cities including san francisco, oakland and san jose. the letter asked the president to increase the value of housing vouchers and create a program to incentivize landlords to work with voucher holders. the officials criticized administration's cuts to public housing and community grant programs for said in research days the present and knowledge homelessness as a national crisis. >>> a growing list of democratic residential candidates want to see supreme court justice brett kavanaugh impeached after ti of assault. there are major questions about the accusation. doug luzader reports the word impeachment is going to get a lot of play this week. >> reporter: a suprem

you're going to reach a high of 77 today, 78 in the mission district. we're looking at mostly 70's at the coast metairie you're at 68 but 73 in l granada 75 in half moon bay. low 80's in millbrae and burlingame today and then that the mid to upper 80's continued to redwood city woodside you're going to be at 87 and then it's going to be very warm even hotter. across the south bay with the mid to upper 80's near 90 almost though in morgan hill they were expecting 86 in downtown and then the upper 80's continue in dublin pleasanton livermore you'rell looking at 8788 degrees and then here you go the 90's start to pop up to concord and won a creek in 2 danville and the 90's continue if you're going to be in vacaville fairfield pittsburgh. sonoma you're going to be a 90 88 in napa the north bay looks like this upper 80's through petaluma and nevado and into center fell. but the best place looks like so far to try to beat the heat is going to be stinson beach. a nice 71 degrees. but this today we're just getting a taste of what's to come tuesday and wednesday

. >> about 100 people watched the debate in at in the mission district. >> kamala harris had some really good points. i honestly feel like joe biden, i want to root for him so badly because i know that obama saw something in him, but he really struggled this evening. >> in the end, they found the debate watchable if not especially groundbreaking. the fourth debate will be held in ohio on october 15th. it could extend to a second night depending on how many candidates qualify. so far 11 people have met that threshold. >>> developing news tonight in berkeley. firefighters confirm two people were hit and killed by a train on the union pacific train tracks. these pictures are just back from the scene. it happened around 8:15 tonight on the tracks near 4th and bancroft. one caller told us the two victims may have been fighting. union pacific police are leading the investigation. >>> bart officials say a person tied on the tracks at the 24th street mission station in san francisco tonight. it appears the person entered the trackway voluntarily. >>> more than 100 people gathered in walnut creek

your highs find your neighborhood downtown san francisco you'll be at 74 for the high in the mission districtce if the coast, the beaches are going to be great lots of sunshine. it's going to clear out too into the afternoon half moon bay 73, daly city 72. pacifica you're going to get 69 78 degrees in millbrae today but low 80's if you're going to be the burlingame area and then look at that 80's everywhere you look from foster city to san carlos in to redwood city along the peninsula and your south bay looks the same as well 80's. no matter where you look 82 in milpitas today. it's going to be 83 degrees in downtown san jose. and then we're looking at said mid 80's as we get over to our inland valley locations pleasanton an in livermore downtown oakland you're at 78 but look at that near 80's for conquered, and for wannacry both a high of 87 expected upper 80's continue in fairfield and pittsburgh youngsville and sonoma napa you'll be at a nice 84 today and a lot of sunshine and warm weather for the north bay petaluma into nevado 84 stinson beach or at 69 and 79 degrees in point rays. robin.

the owners of delta are closing its original location in san francisco's mission district.high rent and high labor costs are to blame. they opened in 2004. since then, rent has tripled. they tell season fran -- the city's filmore district and oakland will stay open. at least for now. hopefully they can stay. >>> san francisco city leaders boulders meant to keep the homeless off sidewalks. how activists are pushing back against this new strategy. >>> and the raders got it done on the ground. what the head coach had to say about yesterday's win as he looks ahead to their trip across the pond. . >>> good morning. we're off to a nice start when it comes to the morning commute. this is a look at interstate 880 and it is looking very good. . >>> well, a little bit of rain down in the peninsula. union city and points south. we'll see if there is any more in the old weather pipeline. >>> from ktvu foxes 2 news, this ask mornings on 2. good morning. welcome to the last day of september. september 39. i'm dave clark. >> good mi'm pam cook. i. >>> a winter wealth advisory until 10:00

this chant overtook the heart of san francisco's mission district. adults led the way. >> brick by brick, wall by wall -- >> reporter: high schoolers marched telling their stories. >> are you afraid your parents will be deported one day? >> yeah. >> reporter: and fourth graders, well, they came out in full force along with some of their parents. >> you're super passionate. why? >> because we want to immigrants because they're sleeping on hard ground, they sleep on foil and we want to save the immigrants. >> reporter: activists marched from 24th street in the mission district to city hall where san francisco's mayor, london breed, and local politicians reiterated their support for the immigrant community in san francisco. >> when it comes to protecting our immigrant communities, there is no differences. we stand strong and we stand proud. >> in california, we have passed all the state laws that we possibly can to do everything we can to protect our immigrants, protect our immigrant students, to protect immigrants that want to get health care. >> repor

a breakdown of your highs finder neighborhood 74 degrees for the high in downtown today, the mission district 75 69 if you're going to going to a golden gate park. it's going to be nice at the beaches at the coast grenada 72 a whole lot of sunshine and clear conditions there even in half moon bay expected this afternoon burlingame 78 in millbrae and look at all the 80's that i'm tracking from foster city to san carlos and then 85 in woodside expected. your south a zone looks like this a lot of low to mid 80's. no matter where you're going to be from campbell into downtown san jose morgan hill here at a high of 84. we're looking at low to mid0's in summer inland valley spots to dublin pleasanton livermore we're all in the 80's there and then bayside communities we're going to see upper 70's to low 80's. but near 90 degrees looking at concord walnut creek those are going to be. and then those continue into fairfield and pittsburgh. now if you're going to get a to form but 87 for youngsville and for sonoma. if you're going to be in the north bay here santa rosa petaluma you're in the 80's send w

. >> the mayor toured the division circle navigation center in san francisco' mission district. the mayor's staff confirming that housing and urban development secretary ben carson will visit san francisco tuesday, possibly touring some of the city's public housing. the mayor saying her request to the secretary is to fund more housing. >> we have seen a significant under investment, and affordable housing in our impac homelessness. >> reporter: mayor saying navigation centers like division circle which just added 06 new beds total here no 186 are a critical step in getting people into permanent housing. the mayor joining the tour hoping to replicate the center's ability to bring services directly to the homeless. >> now, my hope is with the navigation center, with the program that we are hoping to start that all of that will be a coordinated effort and we can bring it together. >> the navigation center is looking to be a bridge for him to permanent housing. >> whenever something becomes available, aim just waiting, waiting -- i am just waiting for the housing to come through. >

it's going to be a great d t70 degrees 71 in the mission district 63 degrees in the sunset district todayf you' pacifica coming in at 66 half moon bay you're going to be the upper 60's today with a lot of sunshine. then we're going to start to see some low 70's pop up along the peninsula 71 in south san francisco, 73. in burlingame and then the upper 70's as we get through san carlos redwood city. you're going to be at 7780 degrees and woodside for the afternoon high. here's south bay zone looks like this mostly in the upper 70's we're going to see 78 in los gatos and morgan hill today with a lot of sunshine and it's going to be beautiful for summer bayside communities low to mid 70's like in hayward 74 with union city albeit 71 and then inland yup it's getting a little bit warmer as normal but not too hot 77 in livermore 78 if you're going to be pleasanton we're looking at 69 in berkeley but 73 in downtown oakland today. and then we're going to start to see the low 80's pop up you can see it through conquered walnut creek danville on the low 80's for the afternoon highs 80's continue in

you're going to have a high of 78 if you're going to be the mission district today, 70's mainly at theou're at 75. and then the peninsula we're seeing some low 80's through millbrae and burlingame this afternoon and then the mid to upper 80's continue here through redwood city and into woodside and then across the entire south bay we're seeing nothing but mid to upper 80's, 85 in santa clara high of 86 in campbell near 90 in morgan hill at 87 degrees. the upper 80's continue through dublin. pleasanton and livermore and then we're going to start to see those low 90's kick in if you're going to be in concord and walnut creek in danville it is going to be hot. and then the heat continues in fairfield and pittsburgh. so no my you're going to be at 90 youngsville 89 degrees. the north bay upper 80's from santa rosa to petaluma and into nevado 81 point rays today stinson beach it's going to be a nice 71, so that's going to be a cool spot if you take advantage of it and go over to the coast if you can, but then look ahead here tuesday and wednesday. it's going to get even higher triple digits

tonight as heat advisories will take us through your friday ahead, how hot will it be well for mission district will be near 90 degrees today up to 87 golden gate park up to 82, even coastal areas like daly city in half moon bay in the low 80's today and 90's right along the bay in millbrae burlingame down through redwood city to mountain view and palo alto while woodside at one o 2 today, south bay numbers in the mid to upper 90's very close to triple digits in some spots while for the tri valley it will be above 100 degrees from freeman through hayward up to oakland and berkeley expect 90's today and for a lot of us right there along the bay we don't have a ciso find yourself that cool spot to cool off. pittsburgh an antioch in the triple digits today vacaville in sonoma very close up to 99 degrees each. well from santa rosa down through sandra fell and mill valley. all in the 90's as well. now tomorrow is going to be hot not quite as hot as today, but it's not make too much of a difference you'll still want to stay inside in the a c come sunday, a lot nicer and monday and tuesday feeling lik

activists walked through the mission district to city hall. the trip administration to close the detention camps on the southern border, where migrants from central america are being held. >> the conditions there, they are being denied water, basic a dying, children and adults. we think that they should not be punished. >> after city hall, they marched to the offices of senator feinstein and house speaker nancy pelosi. however, they were not able to get past the front door. >>> the company that he invested and recently went public. this is the priciest ipo. forms reports that green bought into the company four years ago. he stands to make 40 times what he invested. for that green actually use the tea straightening product himself. this is just one part of his diversified portfolio. >> wow. >> he is smiling. >> no wonder. >> dan marino made a commercial for development and made more money off of that. >>> all right, it rains. we had 100 degrees as we ended last week. we had rain. that is a change. it is going to be pretty comfortable out there.

hundreds of activists, community members and local elementary school students came together in the mission district. their protesting border detention centers and the president's immigrationcies >> how is it we can treat these children and families the way we do after they cross three borders. >> reporter: the group marched taking their message to city hall. >> we will stand up and we'll fight back and we will try to do whatevcan. >> reporter: while there were no organized counter protests, we found one trump supporter in the crowd. she's>> people don't realize hoy trump supporters there are in the area because we've been bullied into silence. >> it makes me feel good this is the pre-arrival. >> reporter: at city hall a couple of city leaders came out onto the steps where this group was rallying. they do support the protesters and what they are doing. one of them had a strong comment about the 2020 election. we'll tell you what that was at 6:00. live in the mission in san francisco. >>> traffic is flowing smoothly after nearly seven hours of gridlock. two big rigs crashed spilling nearly 00 gallons

livermore these areas into the triple digits while even out towards the coastline areas like mission district 90's this afternoon along with the heat becomes low humidity and high winds. these 3 pair together to make a very high risk of fires winds gusting in mountainous areas as high as 40 miles per hour is definitely not a good thing and why we do see so much red for the north bay in our inland valleys of the east bay where will be especially susceptible to wildfires. look at napa falling below 10% at times this afternoon as far as relative humidity goes. that is some bone dry air and with winds as i mentioned gusting very high about this areas as high as 40 miles per hour. that's where we'll be looking at that fire danger really coming into play later today. now how hot will temperatures be right where you're at the wall in san francisco. it's a pretty wide range of numbers from the 70's right alongside the bay and marina district to some low 90's out mission district 70's and 80's right alongside the pacific coast on the peninsula. and then 90's from south san francisco through millbrae d

> well in san francisco about 100 people watched the third debate at a gathering spot in the mission district. the audience at maddy's listened to the debate dominated by healthcare early on. they were hoping to hear solutions to mass shootings. >> i thought kamala harris had good points, i feel like joe biden i want to root for him so badly because i know obama saw something in him, he really struggled this evening. >> in the end those viewers said they found the debate watchable even if it wasn't particularly a groundbreaking debate. >>> now the 4th debate will be in ohio on october 15th, it may well extend to second night depending how many of the candidates qualify. 911 candidates met the threshold of. >>> california lawmakers approved a state wide rent control bill designed to protect tenants from big rate hikes without just cause. jessie gary reports. >> working at a break neck pace to beat the end of the legislation session, sacramento lawmakers have passed a cap on annual rent increases in california. >> trend can go home with his plan to put the homeless in camps because home flee ou

officials about a dangerous stands off between a man and police on the rooftop of homes in the mission district. we were there to catch it all. the man jumped from roof to roof atop homes. around the corner from the hospital. he leapt onto the chimney and sat for a while. dangling off the side lt he refused orders from the police to come down. firefighters extended a ladder to get to him. he tried to push it away. he climbed through a window but didn't go inside. the manmade it back on to the street and a dozen police officers tackled him. a spokesperson says the m is in police custody. the person was in crisis and admitted for medical evaluation. >> developing news the person of interest police were looking for in last weeks shooting at the san jose state student library turned himself in. police say he's the shooter. 21 year-old voluntary lu met with detectives. he was booked this morning. police believe he shot at the library thursday evening. shattering windows on the top floor. students narrowly missed. a parking garage was also hit. on friday they released a photograph. he faces attempted

that's what we're expecting today, 78 if you're going to be the mission district 70's, mostly at thehis afternoon and then the 80's we're going to start to see those their millbrae and burlingame and then up rabies in some spots like woodside along the peninsula, there redwood city you're going to be a high of 85 and made to operate 80's across the entire south pointe vague even a getting near 90 degrees in morgan hill. 87 so far that's what we're tracking upper 80's in dublin in pleasanton livermore it is going to be hot at 88 degrees. and then we're going to start to see the 90's through conquered walnut creek and danville it's going to be very hot. for summary spey valley locations along the bay side communities, 80 degrees for the high in downtown oakland. but look at that here's more 90's popping up through fair field in vacaville. youngsville you're at 89 today, sonoma topping out at 90 degrees. the north bay stinson beach is going to be a nice spot to go to if you have the luxury to head over to the coast. it's going to be a a lot better getting out of upper 80's to 90's like

mission district today up to 70. and for the north bay we're looking at highs up to 82 in novato as well as napa. going through the forecast we are going to have a nice cool start so you do want to make sure you grab a jacket but later today enjoy extra time outside. grab the sunglasses and make sure you're wearing comfortable shoes. as we go through the forecast we'll see that area of low pressure that brought us some rain yesterday continuing to move on. going into the weekend a slight warm y-up or a brief warm-up happens. getting hot and very dry by the middle of next week. our temperatures reach up to 81 degrees. 'rss the bay area. tuesday and wednesday very hot temperatures and dry winds that will raise the fire concerns. we'll be trackin starting to kick off from the east. >> and that's the typical pattern we're talking about, here is a portion of the earlier slowing. there's the bay, the east bay. slowing at the bay bridge toll plaza, the most visible slowing. we have crews that are going on northbound 680. we

.>>> san francisco's mission district hosted a debate watch party. for the third democratic presidential debate. members of the crowd say they walked away from the third debate with clear thoughts about the candidates. >>> my plan does significantly cut the cost of out-of-pocket payments. you will be able to get into anyone who can afford it gets automatically enrolled in the medicare type option we have. of the hundred and 60 million people who like their healthcare now you can keep it. they don't like it they can leave. >>> pull leader vice president joe biden. >>> biden did not do well. >>> biden is asleep at the wheel and doesn't want to be president. i think it will be somebody else.>> reporter: getting marks from the crowd elizabeth warren. >>> i want to negotiate trade. let's negotiate with small farmers at the table. i want to negotiate with environmentalists at the table. >>> to candidates who barely made the debate stage cuts.>>> i thought castro and booker had really exceptional performances. >>> i wasn't a big fan of biden. but i think bo