bay area rainfall coming this week. under clear skies. there was no fog nor will the be tomorrow morning. 63 san francisco. 64 concorde. 59 santa rosa. we had a taste of fall this morning with the rain. tonight with our overnight lows. they are getting colder. san jose 55. tting longer. upper 40s san jose and napa. it is clear. it will be this way for the next 24 to 36 hours. seven 100s of an inch of rainfall in san francisco. march 4 highest september rainfall total for any one day in the city. the past 10 years. we don't get that much rainfall in september. we did get some rainfall this morning. pollen countdowns a four. as we look forward to the next sevesix. we can thank the rain to clear out the air. one store moving out another storm moving in. this low is heading to the east rapidly. another storm and diving down from the gulf of alaska to the northwest. that will clip us to the north the next couple days. sonoma county mendocino county which carry the best chance of showers wednesday morning. tomorrow it is about the sunshine. wed

area he has a lot of friction between the bay area and the trump administration, but no nonetheless he will be here. it is so private james and area that they're not even releasing. the location where he will be but we know that it's not going to be free. reportedly is going to starting to wear between say $1000 and up to a $100,000. >>for a couple who want to go visit president trump. it will be a short visit, however, about 3 hours or so because once he's done here. he will leave. >>at 2 o'clock to go to los angeles for another fundraiser, there's a lot going on as far as president trump's visit is here. i know a lot of his supporters want to come out and support him. but reportedly he won't be they won't be the only ones coming out to meet him. so we'll protesters and i will toss it back to you for that part of our team. >>thanks a lot well, it's to be expected here in the bay area that people will come out to protest. fact a number of them are going to be showing up. the during his planned arrival time come for sarah stinson with more on that she's in portola valley where one gr

bay area. it's another hot afternoon and some neighborhoods will be approaching 100 degrees. this is a live camera looking at san francisco, some high clouds moving in from the pacific, and another camera looking at the golden gate bridge. today is the last hot day of the series, then we cool down significantly heading toward thursday, friday and into the weekend. the heat advisory is in place for most of the bay area, lots of 90s, up to 102 degrees. the north bay and east bay hills had their heat advisories expire. several others are in place until 7:00 this evening. could be approaching several records as well, especially san josi, tying a record set back inare the 12:00 observations, 90 showing up in half moon bay. san josi 88, low 90s no concord and livermore right now. we'll talk about the big cooling trend that moves in tomorrow, all coming up in a little bit. >>> the power is out for more than a thousand pg&e customers today, joining tens of thousands of others after pg&e cut service to

-- the trump administration in the bay area. thank you for that coverage. >>> as you see now, the president has landed here in the bay area. this is at moffett field where he landed at 11:02. today president trump is scheduled to head to a round table luncheon in portola valley. this is the home of ceo scott mcneily, long time trump supporter. he will be here for three hours and then he will be heading down to southern california. >> all of the locations and all of the specifics of the visit have been kept very quiet to put off protesters however the protesters seem to know where the -- where the president is going to be. they have been staging about a mile away from mr. mcneily's home in portola valley and protesting there and we've seen the images of the baby trump big balloon that will make an appearance this afternoon as well as the president makes his way through the bay area before he heads on down to southern california. >> and we have seen many protesters there near where president trump will be attending the fundraiser

to the bay area. he was going to come in august but canceled the trip after the shooting in his hometown in el paso, texas. he's going to visit san quentin prison and then oakland for equity and justice. we have you covered for the upcoming 2020 election and we made it simple. go to nbcbayarea.com for the very latest on all the presidential candidates. >> fed up, neighbors on one street in south bay have seen car crash after car crash, bo poles, into trees, into other cars. all of it on a stretch of coe avenue in san jose. that's where we find nbc's bay area ian coal. it has to be unnerving for that neighborhood. >> reporter: they say it is common here. this utility pole here, someone smashed into that. it went down, they lost power for a day. a car was side swiped just about 20 yards further down the road. the next door neighbor had someone smash into their fence and go right onto their property there. there have been several cars totaled and they want the city to step in and help. >> i've lost sever

a larger portion of the bay area, 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. tomorrow so heat-related illnesses are possible. here's what you need to know, drink plenty of fluids before you get thirsty. find some shade or ac. i know not homes are equipped with ac. wear lightweight clothing and don't forget about kids or pets inside vehicles. it can get much hotter. i'll be back to let you know how hot it's going to get. >>> pg&e customers in the north bay were spared the threat of power outages tonight after a utility rescinded an earlier warning. late sunday pg&e notified sonoma and napa counties power could be shut off because of fire danger. residents lined up to fill their cars with gas just in case the power did go down and sonoma county opened its emergency operations center. >> we've been told these can last up to days. you know, it's a whole new world so we need to make sure we're ready for it. >> reporter: but by none pg&e decided a shutoff would not be necessary, at least for today. the company says it will reassess the fire conditions tomorrow. >>>

a push alert on the nbc bay area app. you could download that for -- for free to get updates. >>> an 11-year-old boy was killed and his brother hospitalized after a boat accident near angel island. this happened around 7:00 last night. both were thrown overboard into open water. during the recovery the boat hit them. this is according to the marin i.j., the father was arrested for operating the boat under the influence. his bail has been set at a million dollars. it is not clear if either of his sons were bearing life jackets. >>> happening now, the first rain of the season, now you see it is moving out of the bay area. live look outside at san jose and at the radar there. just checked with pg&e and there are still power outages, including at cal state east bay hayward campus. meteorologist kari hall is tracking this forecast. more rain than i thought we were going to get. you're not surprised but you said a little rain and there is a lot. >> yeah. so most of the bay area had about a tenth of an inch, up to about a quarte

nbc bay area's joe rosato jr. shows us one bay area dairy farmer who is putting his cows to work in the fight against climate change. >> so my father started the farm in 1941. >> reporter: to every farmer, land is a precious thing. >> you know, i love this land. i love being here. >> reporter: for albert strauss -- >> so this is called a free stall barn. >> reporter: home is the strauss dairy farm in the west marin county town of marshall. >> this farm is about 500 acre, and it's about 280 cows. >> reporter: 280 cows doing things cows do. ythi going. are keing >> reporter: long ago, strauss had the notion his farm could be different than other farms. >> we're the first certified organic dairy and creamery west of the mississippi river. >> reporter: but after focusing on his dairy's end product, strauss began to wonder about the less glamorous product at the end. the cow manure, a significant source of polluting methane gas. >> i was always looking at how could i address the methane concerns from dairies. >> report

nbc bay area cheryl hurd joins us in oakland. a huge disappointment for so many of them. >> it was indeed. almost three years of heart ache and five months of a trial inside this alameda county courthouse in oakland for these victims families. we talked to many of them tonight and they say that this verdict is leaving them in shock and angry. >> i'm sorry, i'm done. >> we don't want to talk right now. >> reporter: family members leaving the oakland courtroom disappointed and hurt. >> i don't have anything to say to you right now. >> i'm shocked and saddened it. >> reporter: other family members a little more vocal. >> we're still kind of in shock, to be honest. there's nothing we can do. >> reporter: judy and brian huff's son travis died in the ghost ship fire in december 2016. he was 36 years old when he became trapped by the fire. >> we're deeply, deeply disappointed. and we just hope that justice will some somehow be served. >> the only thing i hoped for was that none of this ever happened. there's no -- i mean, i don't know.

area or painting a better bay area? >> i hope i'm painting a better bay area. i think it's brought the community together. >> reporter: for this young artist the challenge of painting a piano all done. he new goal is a children's book. in walnut eek, abc 7 news. >> that's so neat. >> that is awesome. a great idea. >> you can see the pianos from now through october 18th. >> we want your ideas. share them by joining our better bay area group on facebook. can you play? >> i took lessons for like nine years. it's been a while. >> i remember my daughter nikki when she was 10 trying to teach me and i was bumbling through it. daddy, is there something wrong with your brain? >> oh! and that question has been asked many times. >> drew tuma asks repeatedly. >> she was foreshadowing a lot at an early age. >>> it's a quiet scan but we look to the north and to the west right now, tracking a cold front beginning to move into eureka and it will supply us with a chance of a shower. future weather, wll stop the clock as the morning comm

phil rosato jr., nbc bay area news. >> impressive. if you would like to find out even more about our climate in crisis series, we have a whole section on our web site, dedicated to every single story we've covered this week. check it out at nbcbayarea.com. >>> it is 7:26. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay," coming up, he was beaten to death years ago and his killer could walk free. the message to governor newsom from his widow to keep that from happening. >> plus, attacking the whistleblower. president trump refused to claim his conversations with foreign leaders were inappropriate. ooohhhh ♪ it is september 21st. here is a live look outside at 7:28. the sunshining down over palo alto on this last saturday of summer. i feel so happy to be back with my tv family, ms. vianey arana right next to me, and all of the guys in the control room, and one lady, in the control room, i miss you guys, the last few months. >> i missed tue. >> and it is great to be bidding farewell to summer, with you all. it will be a nice weekend. >> t

damian: well, welcome to the bay area. so tell us--you just finished up the-- [speaking foreign language] labor rights week. what kind of feedback did you get? are we still be--are there people still being claiming that they're being abused at work? remedios: oh, yes of course, and that's a very important effort that all the 50 mexican consulates in the united states celebrate and along with many of our local allies, with labor authorities, both of the federal and state level, and also with many nonprofit organizations that are dedicated to providing information and helping, and many labor attorneys. so, we organize every year during the last week of august, these--the week of labor rights just before labor day. that's the reason, and the idea is to provide information to everyone about the rights. many people, they don't know what the rights are. they think that maybe because their migratory status is not clear that they don't have any right, and the idea of the week is to tell them no matter what's your migratory status,

so after the even here in the bay area. he's heading to other fund raising events in los angeles and there's a one in san diego. now the trip will mark president trump's for worth a visit to california as president. but this is his. trip to the bay area as commander in chief. california voted to ban the use of private 4 per often prisons and detention centers in the state. so immigration and social justice reform activists there now applauding the action taken by or state lawmakers. bay area assembly member rob bonta he authored the bill and says that it was time to stand up for californians and of governor newsome sign that bill into law existing contracts with private prisons would be allowed to run there. course the last one ins and 2023. over to the peninsula now a car rescued a stranded boater and half moon bay. it was a pretty tense moment and it was all captured on a gopro camera take a look. isn't that wild perfect timing so the kayakers says it. he was fishing for salmon and half moon bay last wednesday, when he ca

nbc bay area issued a micro climate weatheralert. we'll tell you how much wet weather you'll see. >>> thanks for joining us this monday morning. >> we're going to start with that traffic alert and that truck. good morning, mike. >> good morning or bad morning depending on the way you look at it. it's a bad morning for folks trying to travel through the tri valley. the northbound side, as you look at your commute, this is a problem. 680 is closed as you head up to vargas. that's where there's the jackknifed big rig. roz is goingo

he arrived in the bay area just after 11:00 a.m. he departed about 45 minutes later than planned taking off from moffett field at about 3:15. a little less than a couple hours ago. chris nguyen tracked down some of those who attended today's event and is live in palo alto. chris? >> reporter: the location was kept secret from those attending. they had to park here at the parking lot behind me. they were then shuttled by bus to where the event was held for a big event that certainly raised a lot of money for the president's re-election campaign. protesters came out to give president trump their version of a bay area welcome. the president in town for a fund-raiser. >> this is going to be a very expensive presidential campaign. >> reporter: a strategist is a veteran of several high-profile political campaigns says the president has a number of wealthy supporters here in silicon valley. >> having the resources to be able to run television advertisements, get folks hired in the field to mobilize voters all critically important. cannot d

you can pick up the numbers anywhere across the bay area. oakland and hayward is a good example of what we can expect. about a 10th of an inch or less. the important of the timing, it's coming through on the drive to work tomorrow morning. it is going to be a light rainfall for monday morning's commute. there's a live look outside. you'd never know there was a what happed. becae we much advertised cool down for inland locations. look at the right now number in concord. it's 79. that's gotta sound wonderful. if you're in and around the bay, we didn't change much today. it was 70 in the city. a few degrees cooler than yesterday. san jose was 87. look at concord and santa rosa. 17 and 12 degrees cooler than yesterday. so that was a nice change. and as you take a look across the rest of the bay area tomorrow, here's everybody's daytime highs. we're going to keep these numbers down. tomorrow others the head line is not that the temperatures are going to be nice, it's that we're going to get rain in the morning. we could see the first showers as e

for now we are live, nbc bay area news. >> in the east bay a man is dead after a car slammed into a tree and there it is. this happened in danville. the car completely mangled up against that tree. the accident happened near black hawk drive. this was late last night. investigators say speed was likely a factor in the crash and it's too soon to say exactly what happened. no one else was hurt in the crash. >>> the california highway patrol has identified a woman who they say threw what appeared to be blood hitting local lawmakers. sergio quintana has been following the story since it broke last night and he's live with the latest. sergio? >> reporter: thosetartng and bi attack. their last night of the session had to be delayed for several hours because california highway patrol officer his to seal off the senate chamber and turn it into a crime scene. rebecca delalio from the santa cruz area was charged with several crimes, with assault, and booked into custody. this was a photo from the senate floor. in it you can see red splatters of the liquid. delalio threw hygiene products containing

how about among bay area mayors? >> they're going at it. it's all about tomorrow's battle for the bay. >> we'll have volunteers come out of the woodwork and we look forward to taking on your two mighty cities. >> at least he's saying it smiling, right? so a little explainer for you here. tomorrow is california coast cleanup day, a nearly 30-year tradition. this year san jose mayor sam liccardo was raising the stakes, challenging the mayors of san francisco and oakland and the people of their cities on who will have the largest volunteer turnout. liccardo says it will be san jose and other mayors will have to wear their shark teal and black but san francisco mayor london breed and oakland mayor libby schaaf are saying hang on a minute, not so fast. >> get ready to wear a san francisco giants jersey, because san francisco's going to win this one. >> we are all going to be battling for the bay and oakland is going to win. come on, people, i need you to sign up! >> the bay battle lines are drawn. are you in? sign up online at battleforthebay201

watch tonight at 8:30 as "inside bay area politics" host catherine area politics" as "inside bay tonight at 8:30 as "inside bay area politics" host catherine heenan will be joined by a roundtable of political analysts who will break down tonight's debate. again that's at 8:30 right here on kron4. (pam) a former n-f-l player and bay area native --- killed in the backyard of his family's east bay home ... what police say led up to a deadly encounter. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the next american chinese original is here. new sichuan hot chicken. for a heart breaking limited time only at panda express. (pam) a former n-f-l defensive back and bay area native ... terrell roberts was killed in his grandmother's backyard in el sobrante. tonight, richmond police continue their search for the killer.(ken) kron four's philippe djegal speaks with a member of roberts' family... struggling to come to terms with this terrible loss. (philippe) (pam) (pam) tonights presidential debate .... we take a look at key moments and break down what this means for the candidates... during a live round- table.. in just two and

, the rest the bay area you can see calm down. way down below as you're going to the humidity also falling off quite a bit humidity levels expected down into the teens in some parts of the north bay, not as a a dry in parts of the east bay but still the at the gusty winds. you get those dry offshore winds and you get the hot weather certainly that will be concerned some of the temperatures go along with the skies. well we're talking about heat advisories up across the bay area and hot numbers everywhere you go or talk and 90's and some triple digits, maybe some 70's and 80's right out the coastline back to you. >>all right lawrence and during the red flag warning fire crews in milpitas they are working to put out a wildfire started on saturday as 6 a smaller fires burning south of the santa clara alameda county line just off calaveras road. officials say debris combined with the area's steep slopes is making it hard to put that fire out. so far the fire has burned 128 acres and is 70% contained. more than 300 fire crews are workin

. >> now to our other top story on a special edition of nbc bay area news at 5:30. top democrats say the impeachment investigation into president trump could wrap up by the end of the year. >> at least 225 house democrats now support some type of impeachment action and are insisting on a tight time line. nbc news sarah dalof reports and. >> we expect more subpoenas nex >> democrats are seeking records of interactions with the president and the personal lawyer rudy giuliani and ukraine's government. according to the whistle-blower complaint, giuliani traveled to ukraine this summer and met with the presidential adviser about a plan to investigate joe biden. >> would i like to testify and tell my story? sure. i've been telling it all the time. >> ukraine's former chief prosecutor tells nbc's richard engle he was also in contact with giuliani. >> i have spoken with him, maybe ten times. >> and was giuliani asking you about the bidens? >> the president's campaign doubling down on unsubstarte vi ukraine to fire its prosecutor to protect his son who served on the board of

fault lines here in the bay area. >>scientists say the hayward fault is the most potentially destructive that has come out forcefully to call reporters there are dozens of other faults raising concerns too. >>wherever you live in the bay area, a fault line is close by in fact the united states geological survey says there are at least 32 foles and researchers say each one has the potential to cause major damage hear involved and the san andreas fault are relatively long and that they have relatively short. >>recurrence times for earthquakes of a couple 100 years usgs research geologist bill some of those sea and says lesser known involves measuring shorter in length like west napa which caused a magnitude 6 point oh quake in 2014 may rupture less frequently say every 1000 years. >>but they can still produce deadly and destructive shakers sides. >>because there are lots of these yellow faults eventually if you look at all of them in aggregate you'll have an earthquake on at least one of them. more frequently than every

>>a heat wave smothering the bay area near triple digit heat. we'll see how going to cool down and possibly there's some rain in the forecast anti-vaccine protesters storm the state capitol again for a the state capitol again for a tense day we're live at a takin' it off roadoin' station wagon, eh?? you know it's an suv! your family is duckin' and rollin'... while we stowin' and goin' but that's cool, i know for fact your suv does not suck. and why's that? it ain't got that vacuum in the back, whoo! sucking stuff up. what else are we gonna find? we got to go. ♪ vacuum in the back, hallel plus $2,250 total bonus cash on the 2019 chrysler pacifica. 6 temperatures we're scorching across the bay area today high temperatures well into the 90's in san francisco and of course in the surrounding areas, good evening. i'm ken wayne and i. >>pam moore we're taking a live look outside right now along san francisco's embarcadero with the sun is still shining bright and force chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is outside right now on the weather. >>with a

several were from the bay area and santa cruz. the search for the final victim is underway right now. >>> developing now, parts of south dakota are cleaning up after a tornado ripped through sioux falls. drone video showing what is left of buildings in the city. take a look at that. one person is being treated for minor injuries. the tornado ripped through the area last night. at last check more than 10,000 people were without power. >>> and just in a deadly plane crash under investigation in ohio. two people aboard were killed when it crashed into an auto business. that plane struck multiple vehicles causing a large fire. the plane had departed from millington regional jet port in tennessee. this is just outside of memphis. the pilot was preparing to land in toledo at the time of the crash. no word yet on what might have gone wrong. >>> now to a follow-up amid harassment claims against drivers uber and lyft are adding safety measures. nbc's jake ward reports on how the ride share companies are trying to address the issue. >> sexu

, he's on his way to the bay area, the first official visit as president to the san francisco bay area. he's scheduled to land little bit after 11 o'clock at moffett field and at that point end a private fund-raiser before moving on to southern california for a couple of fund-raisers there as well have live reports from moffett and also from the sites of where protesters plan o gathering to greet the president when he arrives as well. >>and that the rest of the news in just a few minutes first. we want to take a look at weather and traffic for you on a tuesday morning, how are things shaping up. >>things are still pretty crowded right now the bridges are still packed, i just want to say with president trump visiting the bay area landing at moffett field that means rolling closures along the peninsula. we never know the exact route get so many calls and tweets whole life, the entire hey closure so expect that when he arrives and also when he leaves the bay area, and this is a nice sunny day, rain like yesterday i could have an extra messy it's always nice when it's super sunny out there

many of the victims were from the bay area. the captain and four crew members survived. >>> two people in santa clara county have died from the flu this season and doctors want people to protect themselves and get flu shots as soon as they can. the centers for disease control and prevention says getting vaccinated early is the most effective way to prevent getting the flu. everyone six months old and older should be vaccinated before the end of october. >> usually the peak is late fall to early weren't, so we try and get everybody vaccinated before that time. >> specialists tweaked the vaccine after last year saw one of the longest influenza seasons on record and almost 80 americans died from the flu. >>> the centers for disease control and prevention is showing new data with respiratory therapy injuries linked to vaping. a new report shows 805ling injury cases and 12 deaths reported. the latest findings show that vaporized marijuana may have a role in the deaths. >> we don't know the cause. no single product, brand, substance

. >>> changes in the weather making their way to the bay area. >> let's take a live look around the bay where roads are dry tonight. by morning it could be slick with rain. >> by the 5:00 hour in the north bay. so let's switch back over. i'm going to show you where the storm is now. taking a look off the coast, you can see the heavier bands of rain out there. i'm going to bring the leading edge into sonoma county by the 5:00 hour. the general idea is it starts rainingth bay f earl 5:00 a.m. watch this pttyo forecast. by the time we get to 7:00 a.m. that organized line is going right through the center of the bay area. by late morning, it's in the south bay. it's one thing to show you this and it looks quite impress important. this is going to impact the morning commute. for the north bay, santa rosa, i'm going to use you as my example. best chance for rain coming from 5:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. as we look at the san francisco, oakland, concord line, it comes between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. and now we're going to shift it back even later down in the south bay, san jose, it gets there by late

a former n-f-l player and bay area native --- killed in the backyard of his family's east bay home ... what police say lead up to a deadly encounter. plus. summer heat returns to the bay area. nearly all communities under a heat advisory. we're tracking the hot temps.. and when we might see rain. the news -- at six -- is next. ♪ you know when you're at ross and that cute dress gets even cuter? yes. or when you can say yes... to both? (smiling) sure. or when you find that brand at that price? are you kidding me? yeah. that's yes for less. and that's what ross always has in store. whoa. (sighs) yes... oh, yeah. it feels even better when you find it for less. at ross. yes for less. (pam) a former n-f-l defensive back and bay area native... terrell roberts.. gunned down in his grandmother's backyard in el sobrante.(pam) and, tonight, richmond police continue their search for the killer... thank you for joining us i'm pam moore. (ken) and i'm ken wayne. kron four's philipp

we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area share them by joining the better bay area group on fischer. >> the world's top surfers will kpet for top honors this weekend in a small california town more than 100 miles from the ocean. yeah, this is as surf ranch. located in kings county in the central valley. it's the site of theeeke. part of the surf league championship tour. 36 men and 18 women competing. this surf ranch is man made man so the technology and equipment used to create the killer waves. >> we're able to manipulate the machine of how fast and slow. ultimately we tray to give everybody the best wave they can ride. >> the surf rafrm is the brain child of renowned surfer kelly slate are and 11-time world surf league champion. >>> just ahead some students at a vallejo school got extra gym class for days because of no math teacher. parents aren't happy. the wheel of fortune rolled into the beau and looking for contestants how you can cracker barrel makes every meal one to remember. wi faves like su hostyle chicken, now available every day. and our new sweet n' s

clear skies over the bay area currently. it is already raining in portions of humboldt county and portions north. that boundary will work its way south overnight tonight. 11:00, it's getting cloudier. we're rain free. sonoma county, lake county, getting showers tomorrow morning. some showers will likely survive across the i80 corridor. san francisco could get a few drops of rain before lunchtime tomorrow. how much rain are we talking? twoone hundredths of an inch of rain. east bay and south bay valleys -- coming up, we'll talk about the weekend and the forecast for fall, which begins on monday. that's a few minutes away. >>> live look at downtown san jose tonight which could become the biggest bay area city yet to ban natural gas in new construction projects. kpix 5's kiet do on the game- changing vote. >> reporter: yeah, so they are debating this very topic as we speak here inside city hall. it seems like they've got widespread support on this and by my count, it looks like the mayor has enough votes for it to pass. >> san

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nbc bay area's bob redell is live with more on the visit to the bay area. bob? >> reporter: marcus, president obama ask about to speak inside of augustallind me just off union square in downtown sf. this is a private event hosted by splunk, a silicon valley based analytic company. this is from 20, 25 minutes ago when president obama arrived. there were 40 people awaiting his arrival and loud cheers when he stepped out, you could hear it. he gave everyone a quick hello and didn't answer any reporter questions and walked in. it is not clear what he is speaking about once inside and splunk will not disclose how much he's being paid to appear but we do know it is an hour-long q&a on stage with the splunk ceo. president obama was in the news on monday when president trump suggesting in a tweet that the former president and his wife michelle be investigated for the multimillion-dollar deals with book publishers and netflix and president trump suggested this investigation after new questions about his own business dealings and whether or not he is profiting from the pr

in the fall here in the bay area it tends to get hot. along its coast those folks are expecting to cool off but aren't prepared for the heat. what are you guys doing to identify solutions for protecting the public from these wildfires? >> we just did a big workshop and are coming out with a white paper on october 8th that looks at the health issues around wildfires. so for workers, for first responders and for laborers who are coming in unprotected to do cleanup after fires, big health issues, breathing issues in particular. for folks who are living at some distance from fires, so here in the bay area central, look at the smoke issues that we had last year and the year before. so we're working on solutions for do you send kids to school or is it better to keep them home if you're air conditioned or not. should you wear a mask or not. we're working on those types of solutions which would be clear guidance to people as to what to do, clear communications on all of that. we're also looking at populations that are in high fire risk areas her

>>are due partly to problems of for california refineries including one in the bay area. the valero benicia refinery new federal report says a shortage of these refineries are causing the rise in the gas prices. here's a look at the current prices and the bay area, san jose $3 and $0.88 for a gallon of regular. 3 pennies more in oakland and san francisco's always the most expensive $3.99 per gallon speaking. >>4,000 more electric scooters are coming to san francisco new permit. >>so being issued to new the scooter companies to operate in the city. our first sarah stinson has details. >>no issues with the weather though today if you don't like that sweltering. because today was a welcome cooldown yeah finally a dipping down into the less than triple yesterday 94 degrees downtown san francisco. i mean that's incredible the wind shifts direction today. yeah, we're looking to be in the 70 so yeah things really really of changed quite a bit around the bay area, the fog has moved back in along the coastline live look right now i see a lot of haze in the air. that's a little moi

hours, president trump arrives in the bay area. here's a live look at the field where the president will land. trump held a campaign rally last night. the team is covering the president's visit all day long starting the moment he arrives and wherever he travels. head to nbcbayarea.com in between for up to the minute information. >> housing and urban development secretary ben carson will be in san francisco. this as the administration focuses on the city's homeless problem. >> a live look over san jose this morning. the city may be ready to make a big move to cut greenhouse gas emission. city leaders will consider a ban on natural gas when it comes to new construction projects. crews would use electricity instead. the natural resources council says buildings emit 25% of the gases in california. opponents say electricity would translate to higher heating costs. >> this morning, waking up to nice, cool temperatures. >> it's going to be a nice day, morning, after, into tomorrow. there will be another system dropping in. we will be heat

ben carson was also in the bay area today. the main topic, the homeless epidemic. president trump says the people of san francisco are fed up. we'll have much more on that in a minute. >>> first, kpix 5's len ramirez prs secret itinerary topped by kept everyone guessing. >> reporter: it was very secret. in fact, the people even attending the fundraiser didn't know where it was. they were told to meet at a

be sure to download the nbc bay area app. it's free, where you can get the most up-to-date weather information and even tailor the forecast for your area. it's available for android and iphone. >>> now to a close call for two children playing video games in a contra costa county home, when a truck crashed into their living room. this happened in brentwood, just before 5:00 yesterday afternoon, east contra costa county firefighters told us the truck drove through the garage and then into the house on just the other side of the wall from the car, the two kids playing video games, fortunately, they weren't injured. the driver blames a mechanical failure for the crash. >>> some bay area city leaders are joining forces to fight homelessness. we have video from the american leadership forum yesterday in san jose. it was a summit to share ideas on fighting the biggest challenges homeless people are facing. one idea suggested the san jose area is something we hear all the time, to build more low-income housing. >>> a bay area family

of the bay area. we are comfortable. we are clear youay want to keep jackets on this morning over just the next few minutes though temperatures are already on the rise salmon tale pittsburgh, san francisco among spots that are in the 60's. oakland at 59 wall conquered at 58 degrees right now later on today, it's back to the 70's we go nothing wrong with that low 70's in san francisco and oakland wall upper 70's in san jose, i've got more on your forecast ahead robin alright, checking back in on the bay bridge traffic know that it is still backed up through the maze it's on to 5.80. >>which is solid be on 24 jammed coming in from the east shore freeway as well but still quiet so nothing to worry about unless you ju worry about traffic but heavy from the bottom of the maze right up the incline that's completely normal. so is your commute on 92 it starts back on the mitz states heavy across the san mateo bridge and you're like this often on as you work your way into foster city there it was a report of a

the front will fizzle out right over the bay area. that will give us a few light showers along the i80 corridor. morgan hill, a few drops of rainfall. gone by the afternoon. sunshine will be out by 1:00 or 2:00, if notationer. there are showers in our forecast tomorrow morning. somewhat uncommon for two times in a week for september, but we're going to do it. clearing skies by the afternoon, then we warm up and keep the sunshine around thursday, friday and into the weekend. highs tomorrow, 79 in fairfield, 73 in redwood city. santa rosa 75 degrees. everybody cooler than average again. couple morning showers tomorrow. thursday, the sunshine is back. milder, back to average on friday. above average on saturday. 60s at the beach, 70s near the bay, 80s inland into next week. the first day of fall is next monday. that's your forecast. >>> grab dad out of the kitchen right now. wake up the dog. tell your kids to stop doing homework. i've got something you gotta see. grandson meets grandfather at fenway park. yastrzemski reunion. you can pro

live in san francisco terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> okay. thank you, terry. >>> it is rattling nerves. another false warning in hawaii a few hours ago. tsunami sirens went off on oahu and maui. you're looking at people, videos of people posted to snapchat during all the confusion. those alarms sounded for about 12 minutes before honolulu police confirmed that it was a false alarm. they say an officer accidentally set them off during a training exercise. now, last year someone accidentally pressed the nuclear missile alert button, setting off panic across hawaii. >>> back here at home tonight the coroner confirms it was a family tragedy. the two people who died in an overnight house fire in san francisco were a father and his daughter. shortly after 2:00 a.m. crews arrived at this home in the mission terrace neighborhood of balboa park. a witness says he heard the woman trapped calling for help. no word yet on what sparked the fire, but arson has been ruled out. >>> back in their homes tonight after a gas leak scare. at this hour pg&e crews h

bay area, taking her case to top american leaders. coming up at 5:25, who she is expected to meet today. >>> mortgage rates fall to a three-year low, but californians probably can't get it. i'll explain why, coming up. >>> and a decade after mandy moore released her debut "candy" she's dropping a brand new single. take a listen, when we get back. we're listening to the old one. we are here to discuss jessie's online time. and out of respect, we will let you make the first offer. thirty minutes. thirty minutes? objection! overruled. one hour. sweeten the deal by doing the dishes and i'll consider it. i wouldn't do it. i hate the dishes. one hour with the tablet, you walk the dog and do the dishes. if you insist. congratulations. only xfinity xfi lets you take control of your family's online time. that's simple, easy, awesome. xfinity xfi gives you the speed, coverage and control you need. manage your wifi network from anywhere when you download the xfi app today. >>> right now at 5:12, we are tracking rain, some showers moving through

that's where we find bay area's sergio quintana with the latest. sergio? >> the senator just walked into this event in san francisco. she's at the manila town center. she's visiting chinatown with some of the area law makers and it comes two days after the colleagues and the house of representatives launched an impeachment with her support among california voters might be sagging. let's show you this, the uc berkeley intergovernmental studies released primary voters and the california senator is running in fourth place with senator elizabeth warren now in first. former vice president joe biden in second and bernie sanders in third and sanders is in single digits down five points. this swing through the bay area may be an effort to shore up her home state support and she'll be in oakland tomorrow to open up her west coast presidential headquarters. of course, she's here because the senate is on a two-week recess and this has been dominated against president donald trump and in addition to the u.s. congress holding an open hearing with the national intellige

nbc bay area's ali wolf is live on clinton park. opposition to these boulders is growing. >> reporter: janelle, it definitely is. we spoke to one woman who came up with a unique way to try and get rid of these huge boulders that were placed on the sidewalk secured to t sidewalk. neighbors say 18 boulders lining the sidewalk of clinton park are working as they intend defecati and, you know, there's drug users. >> reporter: to keep the homeless away. >> haven't seen a tent in a couple of weeks. >> reporter: but others are already plotting ways to get rid of the boulders which popped up after neighbors collected money to have them put in. >> just like, they're just like an angry act. >> reporter: danielle baskin posted them for sale online. >> i put them on the craigslist free section. >> reporter: her posts were flagged and removed. the city has no plans to remove the boulders, but public works crews were out twice to remove them from the streets and put them back on the sidewalk. a spokesperson for the department of public works says

there are a number of protests going on around the bay area. we have put a list of the locations and the times on our website, just go to nbcbayarea.com to find that information. we're live in san ramon, i'm roz plater, "today in the bay." >> thank you, roz. 6:07 right now and i want to you take a look, this is what people in southeast texas are dealing with right now, massive flooding. tropical depression imelda dumped more than a foot of rain on houston and surrounding areas. it is the region's second 1,000-year flood in two years. this is the new rescue video to show you from overnight. several rescuers pulling people to safety through those rushing floodwaters. it's been playing out all night long. at least two deaths have been reported. reported. right now rescue crews are out in full force. the coast guard is using helicopters to rescue people by air and other first responders are using boats. there have been more than 1,000 calls for help. >> it was like the highway in there was a creek. >> it just flooded, nothing you could really do. >

our handle@nbc bay area. still to come, a hiker stranded overnight after getting lost in the north bay. we'll show you how he's found and how the rescue happened. >>> plus, kelly clarkson is coming to nbc bay area. i sat down with her to find out what's planned for her new talk show. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we have a system moving closer to the bay area. we'll show you how amazing it's going to be for saturday. ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's yours®. >>> welcome back. we have new video of a hiker rescued today in marin county. here's rescuers flying the man to safety. it started yesterday when the man took a hike alone and got lost off trail. a friend called the fire department for help and the search began. people on the ground found the hiker near stinson beach. the oprah gave him a lift and a

the first rain of the season actually moving through the bay area we have significant rainfall totals around the bay area's well surprisingly strong system for this time of year coming in before summer ends and here we go we're talking almost a half an inch of rain castro valley. what's happened is there milpitas 1800's in livermore 700's in san francisco conquered 1100's. it happened bay, 1300's of an inch of rain very impressive to see that now. the skies started to clear out of the fund has moved on by a little breezy in spots around the bay area but yeah, looks like the storm system kind of winding down as it moves on out kind of fall apart as we head towards southern california. but on the backside of it you can see the storm clouds still on the thunderstorms popping up across the sierra nevada so even gets more snow across the sierra nevada as well in fact all the ski resorts have been said to the nice pictures up there of all that snow falling across on the mountaintops they get prepared for what they're hoping is another banner ski season in the tahoe area. toward our neighbor

both teenagers are bay area natives who graduated last year. >>> a political mystery in the bay area. president trump is expected here in less than 48 hours, his first visit as commander in chief. but where's he going to be? details of his visit are being kept very secret. sergio quintana live with what we know. >> reporter: the last time the president was in the bay area was when he was running for office and there were clashes then. so organizers of tuesday's event is keeping the location a secret, prompting protesters to be creative and figuring out where they should show up. san jose, 2016, it's the last time then candidate donald trump visited the bay area and it got ugly outside after his speech. it's for that reason the location of tuesday's event is a secret. doou know where the venue is on tuesday just yet? >> i do not. but if i did, i couldn't tell you. >> reporter: details of any president's visit is always closely guarded. just a few months before the clash in san jose during the california republican convention in burling game mr. trump had to shimmy through a freeway bar

if you would is driving a shortage of bay area police officers. tonight, the big incentives to get more cops on the streets. >> the day that you get hired to give you $5000 of the day you clear probation you get your other 5000. >>> the school in contra costa county not only punishing students for vaping, but their paartentas w >>sathe ers. the contract the city wants to terminate. >> you have six money-losing events. that is the performance record. >>> kpix 5 news at 7 starts right now with that scary crash involving a police officer and a pedestrian and several other cars. good evening i am ken bastida. >> i veronica de la cruz. we got new video out of the newsroom. you can see the pedestrian jaywalking across the street and the out-of-control cruiser hits him as he stands on the median. kiet do is at the scene tonight in redwood city. >> reporter: this all began as a reported call of a possible home invasion robbery involving four massed men. the officer in question was heading to that call down the street. redwood city police say the officer h

a round of rain that will roll through the bay area. more on this coming up next. >>> good morning to you. we're looking live over freemont there. that's some mist and drizzle there. this is our first rain of the season. be careful folks. the roadways might be very slick. we're in a micro climate weather alert. >>> in oregon the wind swept shore line is stunning. one artist turned beaches into cano canopies. a few volunteers bring the circle in the sand project to life. they hope it brings walkers greater peace of mind. >> oh, wow. >> that is cool. you don't have long to enjoy that because mother nature takes it all back. >> circle in the sand sounds like an '80's song. >> belinda carlisle sang that. >> she did. >> you want to have the nbc bay area app so you can get alerts. this is a live look outside in san francisco. it's light rain coming down with low cloudiness. we're also seeing this elsewhere in the bay area. here's the live look. freemont here, that's making the commute wet. make sure your windshield wipers are working and they

you are telling the bay area stop complaining? >> stop complaining. >> reporter: the roseville community center is one of dozens of cooling centers that have been activated throughout santa clara county. that is not what we found 83- year-old lamarr bass. he was sitting outside, in the heat. he says that vitamin d is a wonderful thing. >> i am an old man, i love the air-conditioning is the worst thing on earth because you can't walk. it penetrates your bones. if you are down south the last three months, it's only two days here, people complain. >> reporter: you are making me feel like a wimp. >> you are a wimp. >> reporter: and san francisco, kiet do , kpix 5 news. >>> hears another look at our top stories at 5:30. >>> hundreds more customers in knott county napa county should be back on tonight, they should offer earlier this morning to reduce the risk of fire. >>> plus, a lengthy climate change protest wrapping up in san francisco. demonstrators blocking off two blocks of montgomery street at the financial district. painting mur