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it seems more of us are unplugging. more americans finally using all or most of those vacation days. more of us also shutting off our phone or laptop. 82% plan to have less contact with the office when gone. i still have maternity leave. >> a teen found that puffed up dorito and decided to sell it on ebay. she got up to $100 for the chip. later she said it was just an experiment. they've given her ntpreneurial . >> they sell a full line. they had to go to me. >> that too. >> why would you not have taken $100,000? >> why are people bidding on this? what's wrong with us? why are people bidding on a dorito chip? let's move on to weather. something more serious. kwer we are going to see this from the moisture coming in. spotty showers overnight. very hit or miss activity. late tomorrow to the afternoon, we start to see that activity roll gs to the north of us. we are watching closely. this is not going to help us out. may bring in lightening. get ready for a hot week. some mid-90s. cooler for the weekend. san francisco gett

so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. >>> getting started with this wednesday. a live look at san jose as we get started. beautiful shot. i can't tell if it's clear skies or -- i never really know. >> i felt like it was warm when i left the car and came into the building and this warm this early we are in trouble. kari? >> you are not in trouble. it will be also slow to warm up today so we are going to see some nice conditions for this afternoon. air quality also seeing some major changes as we go into the next few days. because we have had the wildfires nearby i keep tabs on whether or not we are sensing more smoke. we do see some moderate air quality for the possibility today of the smoke moving into the coast and the bay and santa clara valley. not bad yet but you want to make sure that you limit the time outside if you have brek at thet or not. we can take it in today with the temperatures in the upper 70s for most of the south bay. low 80s as well. mid-80s concord and up to 81 in antio

. >> thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm cierra johnson. we want to get to breaking news right now. >> this is from tokyo and it's huge. one member of the u.s. women's gymnastics team has tested positive for covid-19. officials are not identifying the gymnast, but say it's a woman on at alternate team. the team has only stayed at their accommodations and practice venues and not spent time exploring tokyo. another team member identified as a close contact of the gymnast has been placed on standby. this is happening after 17-year-old tennis star cocoa gauf pulled out of the olympics yesterday and tested positive for covid. she played at wimbledon and then the french open, but it's unclear if she has been vaccinated or not before traveling to europe or where she tested positive. in less than a week until the opening ceremony, the case numbers are rising in tokyo. >>> overnight, we were dealing with the chance of dry lightning, but that has passed. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking those conditions overnight. good morning, kari. >> good

noel gallo tells us he's a know. dan caleb is not sure that the a's have oakland's best interest in mind. >> the a's don't want to pay for any of the infrastructure that is needed due to this prompt. anything outside the walls of the new ballpark, they want the city one way or the other to pay for everything. >> what am i losing? right now oakland has many emergencies i need to attend to. homelessness, housing, public safety. i need to invest my dollars there, not on a professional team. >> i think we have an incredible plan for the waterfront. it brings $450 million in community benefits, a billion dollars to the general fund. it could be used for some of the issues that this community is facing. >> repor in and around howard terminal don't think that part of the city is equipped for a new ballpark. a longshoreman tells us thousands of fans can't be parking in that area and clogging up the train tracks while they're trying to move cargo. maritime workers will hold a rally at oakland city hall later this afternoon to

thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm cierra johnson in for marcus washington. >>> first, breaking news in tokyo, a bombshell overnight, covid concerns infiltrating the u.s. women's gymnastics team. >> "today in the bay's" tom jensen giving us the latest reports. another scare for the games. already under a lot of scrutiny. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. the name of this athlete is not being released right now by team usa, but she is a alternate on the women's gymnastics team, on the artistic team, according to a team spokesperson. this is video of the team leaving the u.s. for tokyo last week. officials tell us that the team has only been at their acoming days at the training facilities for a short period of time. the team has not visited the city yet. athletes have been moved to separate lodging acoming days and a training facility and will continue their preparation for the games. the two athletes in quarantine are at a hotel in japan. news came down yesterday that tennis star coco gauff was

most of us in the 60s and 70s. we are enjoying this and we'll talk about what's ahead. >> mike, what's ahead for the morning commute? >>> a little bit better news in sunnyvale mountain view. a car facing that way westbound. no longer reported driving on the road way. it is facing the wrong way. chp is arriving on the scene and not driving right now and facing the wrong way and we'll follow that. the rest of the bay, no big urgency. highway 84 did clear as you are getting over there. that's great news for folks. no problem, traffic is picking up and coming out of the pass just for the volume. >> back over to you. >>> an environmental side effect from the pandemic. masks are now polluting our oceans. coming up a look at the surprising number on what you can do to help our climate in crisis. >>> elon musk is in court and he's being classic elon musk. i will bring you the latest. >>> you heard it right there, backstreet is back. you are watching "today in the bay." . >>> right now at 5:11, we have great weather for a h

it's not approved for use in children. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have an allergic reaction, a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, changes in vision, or diabetic retinopathy. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. taking trulicity with sulfonylurea or insulin raises low blood sugar risk. side effects include nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea, which can lead to dehydration and may worsen kidney problems. show your world what's truly inside. ask your doctor about once-weekly trulicity. >>> good morning. the pandemic pushed a lot of americans out on to the open roads and a lot of folks are getting behind the wheel of an rv for the very first time, including myself. this is a 40,000 pound recreational vehicle. i am at an rv training course getting my lessons to make sure i can get out and drive one of these things safely. coming up

stay with us. you are watching "today in the bay." >>> right now at 5:30 crime spiraling in oakland and now hits close to home for us. an unwanted spotlight on some of the colleagues. our crew the topping of a big police meeting in oakland today and it is a crime caught on camera that has leaders calling for change. >>> trashed. litter dumped everywhere. in just hours the governor here in the bay area highlighting the plan to clean up california. >>> a major makeover. we'll tell you about the major efforts in the north bay in order to protect that famed russian river. this is "today in the bay." >>> a good morning to you on this wednesday. thank you. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm kris sanchez. i like the new graphics. >> i love them. >> feel fresh and bright and nice and clear to see and not quite very clear to see outside this morning. looks like it's hazy or foggy, kari. >> yeah. we are going to see some of the clouds linger for a little while longer keeping us cool. the heat ramps up and we are

so she contacted us. we got a response from the chief operating officer and she was able to claim her full balance. if you have a complaint go to nbcbayarea.com and click the response option from the main menu or call us, 888-996-tips. we have an invitation for you. we put together a 30 minute special for tomorrow night at 6:30, a half hour of problem solving, money-saving take it to the bank stories for you. join us then and have a great weekend. >> you too, chris. >>> coming up the top stories we're following including a plea from san francisco investigators one year after a 6-year-old was shot and killed on the fourth of july. why they say that this case only remains half solved. >>> plus the problem illegal fireworks are already causing across the bay area ahead of the holiday weekend. this unplulugged devicice is p protectingg our bebeautiful cocoastlines and morere. put off chchores and use leless energyy from 4 4 to 9 pm toto help keepep our ststate goldenen. >>> right now a potential fireworks fia

attorney said he submitted bogus and used money for investments. he's facing multiple fraud charges. >>> supporting our schools initiative. we'll be helping parents prepare. >> a big effort is our back pack drive. chris chmura is here to share our plan and is bringing along free homework help. >>> for the fifth year now we've partnered with family giving tree. this year we're hoping to get 23,500 cascades in need a new backpack full of supplies. nbc bay area selected six backpack captains you might recognize including vianey, kari, marcus and chris. each captain has a school and a mission to drum up support and encourage viewers like you to donate a backpack. you can pitch in right now at nbcbayarea.com/schools. also looking at ways to help your kids return to the classroom. today tutoring, which is especially vital right now. our team found places where tutoring is free. first, ask your kid's teacher. their school or district might have a no-cost tutoring partnership. oakland has one with the nonprofit oakland public education fund. >> what we've

data is showing us u.s. right here we're averaging 1,000 new cases every hour. >> new national mask guidance could be in the works when it comes to masks and children. the president said cdc will advise children who are not eligible to be vaccinated to wear masks. state guidelines we acquire all students and staff to wear masks. california is allowing each district to decide individually get a chance to catch the opening ceremony of the 2020 tokyo olympic games. >> as we countdown to the official start there are some major concerns. we go live to tokyo. >> reporter: this is such a fantastic story to tell. we have no idea what direction is beginning to go. it's almost 11:00 at night here in tokyo the eve of the opening ceremony. if you look over my left shoulder towards the tokyo bridge, the rainbow bridge and tokyo tower that's the athlete village across the water. tomorrow we're going to see these athletes not just team usa all the other countries they are going to be filled with pride, they are going to be

can't sneak that by us. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> resent covid spread prompting one county east of the bay area to ask everybody there to mask up. this comes in the wake of a new north bay outbreak involving so-called break through cases sickening people who were fully vaccinated. >> good morning, cierra johnson. she's live looking deeper into both stories. >> reporter: let's talk about yolo county, and that's the county where the health officer asked folks vaccinated or not to continue to wear masks indoors in public places. they say it's because of the increase in cases and delta variant. yolo county is part of the greater sacramento area. in a press release, the yolo county health officer said the delta variant made up 76% of the positive samples collected from the end of june through the beginning of july. as a result that health officer strongly recommended fully vaccinated people along with those 65 and older or those immuno compromised wear a mask in those areas as a precautionary measure. so

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take us on the go. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. i'm marcus washington. >> we'll check in with kari, but we have to tell you about the breaking news, mike. >> i have better news traffic wise, but horrible news why we had the problem on the nimitz. this video just after 2:30, a deadly crash, a crash resulting in a death, south 880 the winton avenue exit. until a couple minutes ago they had all lanes blocked. they reopened the last of the lanes. as we look at the map we still see slower sensors past a street and a second crash in the backup, but it slows through hayward, cleared at winton. those turning from red to orange on either side of the full closure there. things should start to improve through the area. everything else looking lighter. one other spot for construction through vallejo. i think i-80 eastbound should reopen and should be clear after that. >> getting ready to hop on bart in oakland, temperatures in the upper 50s. light jacket needed, but it's going to be a comfortable day. a lot of sunshine this afternoon as we hea

meteorologist kari hall has been tracking that for us. how is it looking? >>> the fog has us covered this morning as we were starting out with a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. well, you can barely see the bridge right now and that may be the case as you're driving and having to deal with that fog, the wipes of the windshield wipers. let's get a look at these temperatures. they're going to be wide ranging across the bay area with our temperatures in milpitas reaching 76 and 90 in morgan hill and in los gatos a high of 85 degrees. we're anywhere to upper 60s, 75 in fremont and we're staying in the 50s in half moon bay. daly city and for san francisco mostly some mid-60s. our for the bay temperatures will be from the mid-70s all the way up to 103 in clear lake. so we are still looking at excessive heat warnings there. the heat, though, for most of us easing off as we're seeing that high pressure fading and we're also going to see storm system approaching the pacific northwest. good news for the fires burning up there. going to see a little bit mo

heading to 680 do not use that roadway. use allen rock. just to the south. everything else throughout the south bay a moving with slowing for san jose and more coming up. back to you. >> thank you. >>> pressure is building for the city of oakland to come up with a deal to deep the a's from leaving today. bob reddell this morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, marcus. this is all about where the a's should build a new stadium. in las vegas, at the current site 0 for proposed site at the howard terminal. this morning oakland united and members of the oakland chinatown community will rally outside a's headquarters to try to get them to commit to the howard tell nal. this group is demanding the team negotiate in good failt with the city and commit to things like affordable housing and local hires for the project which the group says right now the team is not committed to. another group is demanding that the team does not build at the howard terminal and rebuild at the current coliseum site why that group called east oakland stadium alliance with businesses,

so she contacted us. pe pinged the company and got a response from the chief operating officer and she was able to claim her full balance. 15,98 $7. if you have a complaint go to nbcbayarea.com and click the response option from the main menu or call us, 888-996-tips. we have an invitation for you. we put together a 30 minute special for tomorrow night at 6:30, a half hour of problem solving, money-saving take it to the bank stories for you. join us then and have a great weekend. >> you too, chris. >>> new this morning, the boy scouts of america reaching a record settlement to compensate for tens of thousands of sexual abuse claims. the bankrupt nonprofit faces hundreds of lawsuits and potential claims. the settlement amounts to $850 million but plaintiff attorneys are seeking more. the number of claims is said to be near 90,000. experts say the current proposed amount would provide about $10,000 per claimant. everything else being equal. >>> 6:27. the top stories we're following today including the probl

did you crochet us a sun-filled day? >> young, i would like to know how that works out. >> it would look a mess, okay? this is not a mess at all. we have had a beautiful sunrise. i know this is not the view you are seeing right now, and this is because this shot is above the fog. we can see the sun rising. it's also cutting through a layer of smoke, so the amount of particulate matter we are measuring is making it into the moderate range for today. that means if you have breathing problems or are sensitive to the smoke, limit your time outside although it looks good in the south bay for today. we have pictures of the sunrise this morning from beth walker on facebook. thank you so much. i always love the sunrise and sunset pictures that you all send me on social media. let's check out what is going on right now. our temperatures heading towards the upper 80s for today for the south bay. it will be as hot as 95 in morgan hill for today. and hotter in antioch reaching up to 103 degrees. we will see upper 60s in half moon ba

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it's about a half mile away. >> yeah, not used to that. >> no, i am used to going down the steps and it was right there. >> not used to the plexiglass -- >> yeah, looks different. feels like we are getting ladle back to normal. >> moving forward. >> yes, we are. >> we have had nice weather these past few days, as we are starting out with clouds. yeah, that's walnut creek and it's hard to tell but we are going to see some of the temperatures starting out this morning in the 50s. as we go into the rest of today, we will go from the upper 50s to upper 60s and low 70s. take a look at our trend today. as sunshine returns we will see a slow warm-up as we

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what do you have for us? >> yeah, we're starting out foggy with a live look outside in san francisco. you see mist and drizzle here and will get clearing this afternoon. temperatures slightly warmer. it's also cooling off the immediate areas near the coastline, the inland valleys. it's going to be hotter. look at santa clara valley, mid-90s in morgan hill. we will see highs in san jose warmer, reaching mid-80s today. we could see highs up to 101 in antioch. livermore will be in the mid-90s, and we will see upper 70s for a high today in hayward. keeping it cool in half moon bay, 64 there. 80 in redwood city. more sunshine on the other side of the hills there. for san francisco reaching 70 downtown, and our north bay high reaching 90 in novato, but ukiah reaching 104 today and that's where the excessive heat warnings will be going up tomorrow. the high pressure will continue to get pressure and will be slow to move, so it will feel more like the central valley and parts of the bay area as the heat ramps up. loo

stay with us. >>> 6:5. welcome back. before you head out the tore we're moving you forward. >> the new delta variant is set to be as contagious as chicken pox. that's according to the cdc as hospitalizations start to surge. we sifted through the new state data showing where the most people are hospitalized in the bay area. the most hospitalizations are in alameda and contra costa county, santa clara and san francisco counties. at bottom of the list, marin, napa and san mateo. >>> today president biden and vice president kamala harris will meet with western governors to discuss the response to wildfires. president biden led a similar meeting one month ago. gavin newsom will be among those taking part in today's conference along with governors offer gone, washington and idaho. >>> a big time alert out of tokyo. it was a do or die for team usa's women's soccer team. >> raj mathai live in soccer. what's the verdict on this one? >> i am sweating and it's not because of the humidity. what a game this was. just a few minutes ag

all of the lightning activity so far has been to the north of us and moving away from us mainly heading closer to eureka as we see the surge of showers and thunderstorms off the coast moving in that direction. moving away from us will be the trend for this whole system overall as we've seen the slight chance of some rain. here we are at 10:30 this morning and the models are putting a chance of showers near the coast and in parts of the north bay. so we'll be watching this through at least early in the afternoon. hopefully no lightning strikes. checking out our temperatures, still a big range in temperatures. 60s near the coast, up to 100 degrees in brentwood. the surge of monsoonal moisture will continue as the high pressure remains parked and it brings in chances of showers and thunderstorms into parts of the sierra. pretty quiet but it will be hot. as we take a look at our inland temperatures headed into the low to mid-90s the next few days. no changes until the weekend when it gets slightly cooler into early next week. but we're looking at san francisco keeping the coastal fog and te

kris sanchez is with us now, what this means for all of us in the bay area. kris? >> hi, marcus and lara, nice to see you in person by the way. it is no surprise that delta variant is the dominant strain. health officials always said it probably would be becausecoagio seeing the impact of a summer surge. right now 83% of u.s. cases are of the delta variant, a big spike from the 50% of all cases back in the week of july 3rd before a lot of folks started to travel. here in california nearly half of all new cases are of that delta variant. now for that reason, 17 california counties are now recommending strongly that even fully vaccinated people wear masks when we are inside and that includes all bay area counties except for solano county. so far los angeles county is the only california county mandating a return to masks indoors. now here's where we would be if we were still under that tier system that went away early in the summer. the bay area as you can see would be solidly in the red and most restrictive purple tiers based on case numbers. the tier system went aw

that will do it for us this morning. >> thank you for making us a part of your morning. a live look at walnut creek. we'll be back at 7:25 for an update for you. make it a great morning. the "today" show is next. ♪ >>> good morning breaking news. tropical storm elsa making landfall in florida. a state of emergency there now being expanded the wind, waves and heavy rain building tens of millions from the south to new england in the storm's path in the coming days. we've got everything you need to know >>> no stone unturned. the closest look yet at the site of that collapsed condo building in south florida >> the first thing that stands out is the sheer void of what's left behind. >> as crews pull eight more victims from the rubble.

some of us over 100 degrees. we'll talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. >>> use the sunglasses if you're going to look at the shot. the bay bridge toll plaza, the thing dominating the screen is the sun, not the traffic. it's light here but we have a good slowdown in san jose. i found out more about the crash going on causing the issue out of morgan hill. >>> all right. we'll check back with you. developing at this hour, tropical storm elsa continues to wreak havoc along the east coast. new video, parts of the new york city, look the water there in the subway system as well. you can see just how high the rain water rose causing a lot of problems for drivers and pedestrians in that area. water also flooding just the city streets there. >>> central virginia, there were several water rescues as the remnants continue to wreak havoc on the eastern seaboard. 70% of city streets shut down due to flooding. in the meantime a massive red oak tree fell into the yard where a family was seconds from tragedy, pullin

she contacted us. we reached out to all parties and ups sent her a check for 3,481.30, the value of the ring plus shipping. a rep told us, we sincerely apologize to miss andrews for the situation. unfortunately in this situation, the delays in the claims approval process were on our side. valerie is thrilled. she can now replace her ring. >> so we want to thank you very much for allowing us to continue our celebration with a handful of vaccinated friends and to continue believing in the future. >> if you're looking for help getting your money back head to nbcbayarea.com. click the responds option from the main menu or call us, 888-996-tips. >> thanks, chris. >>> 5:26. sometimes making it means living on the move. >> yeah. the pandemic made many work-from-home, some got creative with where home was, deciding to take their work on the road nearly 11 million americans are so-called digital nomads. one couple says the rent can work out cheaper. >> it sounds like it's this really extravagant, exotic expensi

a lot of us aren't. >>ic use one right now. this is just not kicking in yet. all right. thank you so much. >>> trending this morning perhaps something to think about if you're a beer drinker. but with heart disease. >> a new study from london finds that drinking six pints of beer in a week can reduce potentially deadly side effects of risk of heart attack or stroke. an important note that study applies to people with cardiovascular disease and shows that nondrinkers should continue to stay sober. >> one point six days a week or one -- >> if you have gout beer is like a no. yeah. i guess you should ask your doctor about that. >> probably so. >> something to think about. >> all right. while you think about that let's talk about what's going on above and around us with a look at what's happening at this cool view of san francisco. fog rolling by. this is the way we start the wednesday. i just love this shot because it looks so refreshing there. we have the salesforce tower coming out of a bank of low fog rolling through. it is helping to keep san francisco cool and inland w

as we look at the drought data, it's bad for us here in the bay area. a lot of dark red here indicating the highest level of drought. that means the year-round fire season as well as water shortages, and fields left fallow. we're tracking all of this and we'll talk more about what is ahead coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you, kari. >>> 6:02 right now. happening now, crews are on the scene of an accidental explosion involving illegal fireworks in southern california, and here in the bay area firefighters are getting ready for what may be a busy weekend. "today in the bay" kris sanchez is live where some important training is take place. >> reporter: folks in the area of santa tau teresa county park could smell smoke. this was the scene in los angeles it was related to illegal fireworks, and an explosion happened as the lapd bomb squad was trying to detonate 5,000 pounds of illegal fireworks. 17 people were injured in that explosion. in contra costa county here in the bay area, investigators seized some 300 pounds of fireworks. in san francisco, auth

just ask us. we'll be there. we'll be there. >> president biden and jill biden plan a full day in surfside, florida, today, getting updates and thanking first responders and meeting devastated families. 18 are now confirmed dead 145 still unaccounted for. i he. i hear them. i know them. i think about them every single day, every night. >> the latest victims were four and 10-years-old. >> any loss of life, especially given the unexpected unprecedented nature of this event is a tragedy. but the loss of our children is too great to bear. >> the national institute of standards and technology will investigate. >> this will be a fact-finding, not fault-finding technical investigation. it will take time, possibly a >> a specialized urban search and rescue teams heads to south florida today to assist. tracie potts, nbc news. >>> happening today, california turning the page on the juvenile detention. oversight will move from the department of correction to health and human services. supporters say it will boost chances to

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they had to restring them using the lighter track flow through the area. closure between half hour and hour time. usually they'll try to finish this up by 5:00 a.m. back to you. >>> federal mask guidelines could be changing. the surging delta variant as we have more. >> this is under active consideration. >> those five words catching consideration. a new recommendation everyone wear masks in public again regardless of vaccination status. covid rates soaring to 40,000 a day in the u.s. feds are also monitoring surges like those in l.a. where masks are required for everyone indoors. >> the local officials had the discretion and the cdc agrees. >> in the morning, it had be the law in every single building managed by san mateo county. >> these are the steps we need to take. >> 89% of locals are vaccinated. most of the new cases involve the unvaccinated. people are trying to persuade people to get their shots. >> she encouraged me. i was against the shot at the beginning. >> at the end, it is up to us who are vaccinated to encourage those who are against it. >>

thank you for joining us. i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. we have to talk about the heat first, and kari hall has been telling us about it all week and now the heat is here. >> it is here. we're starting out nice and cool. this will be your opportunity to get outside and get those outdoor activities done. around sunrise our temperatures in martinez will be in the upper 50s, low 60s. as we take a look at all our microclimates in the afternoon, we have upper 90s in spots today. not all of us will feel that heat and we'll talk more about that coming up. >>> the drive is looking good for the speed sensors on both sides. south bay looking great as well. we do have the construction that should be picking up right smoo the bay bridge, and we'll leave it to you, laura, as i guess you are talking about the north bay. >> we are. did you feel the shaking in the north bay, 3.6 earthquake happened just before 1:00 a.m. we posted more on social media when i woke up, not to the earthquake, but just waking up. >>> a woman moved to the bay area, and while lo

i never used it. >> i saw it but never used it. didn't do anything for me. there you go. >> held i don't and good-bye, fleets. >> thank you, bertha. >>> coming up, nearly $100 million now set to go to san francisco residents and it's all because of their trash. how you can cash in and make sure you get some of that money as your own. >>> going to enjoy more time outside in the south bay. our forecast starts out with mid-50s and heading towards low 70s today. yes, this is still the middle of july. we'll talk about what is ahead coming up in a few minutes. >>> san mateo bridge westbound, a clear look. you can see the cars coming across the high-rise as well. we'll show you what else we have on the report with changes coming up. >>> a dramatic rescue in arizona. how this car managed to get in this frightening situation, and how the occupants got out to safety. >>> good morning on this thursday. prefriday, as we like to call it around here. see the people on the road getting started with their day, and so are we. the team here this morning getting ready to go. >

it's not approved for use in children. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have an allergic reaction, a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, changes in vision, or diabetic retinopathy. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. taking trulicity with sulfonylurea or insulin raises low blood sugar risk. side effects include nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea, which can lead to dehydration and may worsen kidney problems. show your world what's truly inside. ask your doctor about once-weekly trulicity. >>> good morning to the bay bridge, you know what i am bringing back? >> what? >> terrific tuesday. it is going to be a terrific day out there. mike is going of a look at the commute coming up. first, let's talk about the forecast. hopefully another terrific day for us here, kari. >> i am so happy that we don't have to deal with the heat over the w

still looks good for us today. a lot of smoke has been drifting oss what we're expecting today across the bay area, mostly in the good range. if you're plank to get outside, going out for a hike, we're going to see still some clouds for the early hours still in the south bay, at 10:00 it's clear and sunny, temperatures nice and comfortable in the upper 60s and we've had some pretty pleasant weather lately and that continues today. with some upper 70s into the afternoon. seven-day forecast is already up at the bottom of the screen. let's get a look at where we're trending today. there's going to be a wide range in temperatures. if you're in ukiah like what cool air because it's been in the upper 90s all week long. that continues shouldn't say short drive, but a drive over to napa whereres will reach into the mid 70s today. martinez will see a high there of 77 degrees and concord 83, livermore reaching into the in tonight, we're going to drop 50s, low 60s and then more of the same weather for tomorrow. not too many c

thank you so much for joining us. i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. kari, what are we expecting from temperatures today? >> looks as good as it can get for the bay area. mist and drizzle over emeriville, and we see a strong influence over the marine layer over the coast, and it has been mild for the inland area. this is what we are expecting again today and no significant change and we will have an update coming up in a few minutes. how is it looking for the morning commute? >> santa rosa, there's a crash. eastbound highway 12 and getting to highway 101. there's still crash activity. east bay will continue over highway 101 and that's okay. and that's the longer drive, folks getting through the north bay. >>> a live look at the manhattan district attorney office, and this is where the trump organization's chief financial officer, allen weisselberg, turned himself in. it's an off-the-books compensation issue. >>> happening now evacuations under way across parts of northern california this morning, and as crews battle three wildfires. the largest is the

use effective birth control while on dovato. most common side effects are headache, nausea, diarrhea, so much goes into who i am. hiv medicine is one part of it. ask your doctor about dovato-i did. ♪♪ . >>> and here we go thursday morning. little friday as we like to call it. live look at fremont. seeing folks on the road getting started with their day. sore we. we're wondering how is the weather today? >> how is the weather today? >> let's talk to the expert. >> it's looking like it has the past few days. no big changes here. we do still have a wide range of temperatures. so if it was cool and foggy where you were yesterday it will be that way today. if it was hot and sunny expect that. here's a live look outside in san francisco. at least now we can see the city but i think the fog will be rolling back in closer to sunrise and we may not see that view. as we head to the south bay, temperatures are headed back to the upper 70s, low 80s, even mid-80s for gilroy and morgan hill. east bay few low 90s but mostly upper 80s from

telling us about it. we see it really. bay bridge congestion is worse now at peak hours than it was before the pandemic. there's concern the hybrid work model will disrupt carpool schedules. >>> climate in crisis series continues and shows new signs suggesting the potential for new flooding threats by the end of the next decade in the lowest lying areas. nasa researchers looked at the 18-year moon cycle along with potential impacts from rising sea levels. the study published in the new edition of a plublycation called nature in climate change suggests repetitive flooding from high tides may become prevalent in coastal cities by the mid 2030s due in part to how the earth is lined up with the sun and moon. >>> all right. it's time to get a look at that microclimate weather. we have been talking about it and felt it a little bit too. the temperatures starting to warm up out there. i'm bringing the heat on. >> wow. >> we got to laugh about it because it's not fun to be in the heat. >> it is not, especially during the middle of

it's not approved for use in children. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have an allergic reaction, a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, changes in vision, or diabetic retinopathy. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. taking trulicity with sulfonylurea or insulin raises low blood sugar risk. side effects include nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea, which can lead to dehydration and may worsen kidney problems. show your world what's truly inside. ask your doctor about once-weekly trulicity. what if you could push a button and less carbon would be put into the air. if there were a button that would help you use less energy, breathe cleaner air, and even take on climate change... would you press it? >>> good wednesday morning. 4:40. in santa rosa, low 50s. cloudy. we see patches of fog and will linger for a few hours as we start out in

fast track pass must be used in order to use those lanes. >>> for homeowners trying to make it in the bay buying a home can come at a hefty price, but according to retailer.com, one city shells out the most for homes over asking price. berkeley taking the top spot. the report says the city has seen a nearly 20% increase for over bidding, some asking for a million dollars but potential home buyers are offering double that to snag the home. in alameda county home sales have climbed 20% in 2021. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," kanye west back with a new album, but it's his commercial making headlines. >>> olympic heat, how athletes are bearing the humid and hot conditions in tokyo. >>> happening now, the california department of public health is handing out $40 million in grants to help doctor offices and small practices get more covid vaccines. that money will go to ensure proper staffing and needed infrastructure to set up vaccination clinics. health leaders say they're focusing on accessibility for areas hit the hardest by the pandemic. more for you right after the break. 4:

good morning and thank you for joining us. i'm jessica aguirre. >> and i'm marcus washington. we have to start with kari hall. another hot day of temperatures, kari? >>> yeah, and it's going to be much cooler in some spots. not all of the bay area will see the changes as we're getting ready for a new week we are going to have our temperatures coming down. i'm watching the air quality and the smoke. we'll talk about more on that just a little bit later. we're anywhere from 59 at half moon bay to 101 in ukiah. it's all about location today and whether or not you're going to get that cooling. we'll feel that in san jose. reaching 78 degrees today. much better. we're going to talk more about what's coming up in a few minutes. >>> it's early and it's light and moving westbound around the bend. an easy flow from the east bay and vice versa. those will be the ones we see colors change. green sensors all the way around the bay. and it's mild. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> breaking news this morning, fire crews in contra costa county busy battling a fire at a vacant restaurant. i w

stay with us. you are watching "today in the bay." >>> "happening now" is brought to you by genesys, a global leader in cloud contact centric software. >>> 5:55. welcome back. you are watching "today in the bay." developing now in texas, a deadly 11-hour standoff is now over. police responded to a report of a man acting strange and carrying a large gun. now, after trying to make contact, a swat commander was killed and four officers were wounded. the suspect was later arrested. law enforcement gathered for a procession in the commander's honor. he leaves behind a wife and three sons. >>> eight people are recovering this morning in southern california following a may lay at a california security checks inside one of the dorms when one deputy was assaulted by an inmate. then more inmates got involved and the facility went into lockdown. six inmates and two deputies injured were taken to the hospital, all are expected to be okay. >>> off the coast of southern california one person is missing after a b

the shot isford authorized only for emergency use. the cfu system said the change is sparked by the delta variant. >>> live look over los angeles. the city will now require its employees to show proof of vaccination or weekly negative covid tests. this week governor newsom required the same thing for all state employees. >>> san francisco attorney general will hold a summit. the event starts this morning at 9:15. >>> happening today gilroy is marking two years since the shooting rampage. three people died. 17 others injured. the gunman took his life as authorities moved in. a service will take place this morning and a vigil later today. >>> the largest wildfire burning in california continues to grow in size. the dixie fire. it is now larger than the size of new york city. also larger than san francisco, oakland and san jose combined. the fire which started two weeks ago today is more than 212,000 acres and it is only about 23% contained. 21 is structures have burned. >>> because of the high heat expected in some areas the statewide f

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