advisories specifically for the coast. look at the south bay at 85 degrees. if you don't have a.c., i hope you have those windows open. the past three days, mild. even seen some very warm temperatures. yes, we are expecting to see another hot day across the bay area. they did downgrade to some heat advisories, specifically for the coast and the inner bay. don't let that fool you. the highs will still be 80s and possibly even into the 90s and some triple digit heat. even though that heat warning has been downgraded to heat. a quick reminder, excessive heat warnings still remain until 9:00 p.m. tomorrow for the hills and the east bay. we are still dealing with very hot temperatures and poor air quality. if you are headed to the beach, just remember to stay hydrated. >> we don't see this often. it is a blanket of heat across the bay area. no relief at the coast. you said a little bit of cooling is coming my way. >> we have some tropical moisture that will bring us a nice cooldown. i will have detail on that. looking forward to it vianey. thank you. just about the entire bay has felt the effect of this heat wave. at the mission pool and park, kids were cooling off under sprays of water. the mayor has waved the fees for getting into all city pools to help people cool down. take a look at delores park, usually packed on a saturday. second day of triple digit temperatures kept a lot of people away. people who did come out clustered under the shade of all the trees there. the rest of the park, wide open. >> we were expecting delores to be really packed, because it is a really nice day and nice weather. it is not. >> the heat affected just about everything. the rail was slowed down because of heat-related issues. b.a.r.t. slowed its rails system-wide. the heat brought a lot of people to san francisco's ocean beach and drew a lot of folks into the ocean. that can be dangerous for those not used to the surf and the rip currents that ocean beach is known for. fire fate teres h firefighters had to rush a mn to the hospital after he was found unresponsive. the crowd was about four times what it normally is. despite the heat, the teams did play on. some logistical problems at san jose university as the football team hosted cal poly. from the fans to the players, a coordinated effort to keep everyone cool. "today in the bay's" tom jenson has more. >> a heat like no san jose football team orphan has dealt with before. 107 degrees at gametime. they hope they did enough to avoid heat strokes in the stand and on the field. >> our sports medicine teams have been working all week to keep everyone safe and hydrated. >> reporter: unlike most games, they ordered several hundred more bags of ice for this game. every soft drink came with a cooling cup of that ice. the spartan's ban moved from its usual sunny perch. band members wore shorts and t-shirts instead of uniforms. the next of many fans and employees. cooling bandanas to be dipped in buckets or barrels of ice water placed around the stadium. the university orrdered 1,000 o them. even fit for a news photographer with 35 pounds on his shoulder. an arsenal of pre-port electrolyte drinks ready to go at kickoff and trainers running to keep them in the body of players. >> i am working too hard to keep them hydrated. >> from cooling fog machines blowing on the benches and university staff delivering icy treats to fans. >> we hit them first with free towels and everybody is just trying to keep everybody safe today. >> in san jose, tom jenson, nbc bay area news. >> we have also been hearing from you, our nbc bay area viewers have been sending us their photos and videos during this heat wave. check out this one. it is a cow taking a dip in a pond. he shot this video in gilroy. big hit in my house when the kids saw it. we want to see your photos and videos. you can see them to us at is isee @nbcbayarea.com. you can download this app and get the forecast for your community. we are following developing news on the korean peninsula this morning. north korea is claiming it carried out a successful test of a hydrogen bomb na could be carried on a long-range missile. this morning, president trump is condemning north korea, calling the country a rogue nation. a seismic tremor measuring 6.3 was detected in the same area where north korea has done recent nuclear tests only 40 miles from its border with china. officials say tremors were ten times larger than any in the past. this all comes hours after north korea released photos showing kim jong-un inspecting a hydrogen bomb at a nuclear lab. that bomb will reportedly be loaded on a new intercontinental ballistic missile. experts disagree on whether north korea really is capable of delivering a nuclear device via missile. the united states has seized control of the russian consulate in san francisco. workers were seen carrying buildinboxes out of the building. this comes one day after fumes were seen, what were the russians doing inside. they ordered the russians to leave in retaliation for russia ordering the u.s. to cut the number of americans in their country. many bay area russians are urging unity, not division. >> we were together during the second world war and we have to stick together during a war against terrorism. it is not time for some stupidness. >> some frank words there. >> the kremlin is accusing the u.s. of violating international laws by closing the san francisco consulate and facilities in washington and new york. the u.s. denies that claim. what should have been a barbecue turned into a devastating ordeal for some people in walnut creek last night. the owner of a condo at a retirement community was lighting his barbecue on his deck when it sparked a fire. the flames, as you can see there, spread to all four units in the building. two condos are destroyed and the other two are badly damaged. five people and several pets are displaced. fortunately, no one was hurt. smoke from that fire could be seen for miles. firefighters remained at the scene overnight to monitor for hotspots. much more ahead. president trump was back in houston to visit victims of the devastating flood caused by hurricane harvey. why gas prices may be coming up. one man he's unique campaign to help others. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for 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to go. the water is disappearing. you look at the neighborhoods and two days ago, even yesterday, they have water and today it is all swept up and cleaned up. you have a lot of hard-working people. i'll tell you that. >> after his stop in texas, the president traveled to lake charles, louisiana, to meet with survivals there. mr. trump is asking congress for nearly $8 billion to be used as an initial disaster relief package. experts say total cost of cleanup and recover could be $200 billion. another issue for texans, finding affordable gas. this is a tweet from damian bahillo. some are raising problems and others have no gas to sell. experts say california will begin to see higher gas prices due to the destruction of oil production in houston. still to come, bringing down the old bridge. the delicate operation on the bay. it is being called the largest fire in the history of los angeles. the details on the destruction and evacuation orders in effect this morning. sr vianey. >> here is a live look over mt. hamilton. we are still seeing hazy skies due to some smoke and wildfires. far from the area but close enough to where the smoke was coming in. it looks like we may have some relief on the way. i will break that down coming up just after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wow! nice outfit. when i grow up, i'm going to mars. we're working on that. some people know how far they want to go. a personalized financial strategy can help you get them there. see how access to j.p. morgan investment expertise can help you. chase. make more of what's yours. for years, centurylink has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 250 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than centurylink. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ another beautiful look outside after the sun rising in san jose. it is balmy outside. just into our newsroom, the soyuz spacecraft is back to earth from the international space station. it touched down this morning in kazakhstan. while living and working aboard the only orbiting laboratory, they contributed to hundreds of experiments and conducted a combined six space walks to perform maintenance and upgrades to the space station. it is the beginning of the end for what's left of the old bay bridge. caltrans emploeded t caltrans imploded two of the last segments and they intend to destroy the last piers before the end of november and are ahead of schedule. we are following developing news in los angeles where the biggest fire to ever hit the city is still burning. the la tuna fire started friday afternoon and has already destroyed three homes and burned more than 5,000 acres. erratic winds have made this a very difficult fire to fight specially combined with the lou humidity and high heat. >> if there is no wind, this is a relatively easy fire to put out. when the wind changes, it changes our priorities, because other properties become at risk. >> while rain on the horizon could help the firefighters, it could also cause flash floods in the burn area. about 700 people are under evacuation orders. that fire is just 10% contained. >> east bay homeowners are not strangers to this heat but still this heat wave has proved historic, one man pitched in to try and help others deal with it. in livermore, it was well over 100 degrees. the hot weather forced people to limit their outdoor activities for their safety. p harmony pington found a way to help the seniors. >> he delivered cold water for free to senior homes. his girlfriend came up with the idea. the excessive heat can be most dangerous for adults over 65 according to the cdc. let's get a check on that heat right now. vianey, as you know, we are in a micro climate weather alert and seen a lot of record-breaking temperatures and the air quality is really bad out there. >> it is expected to remain bad today. even though we are seeing a slight cooling and a lot more folks are going to be out along the coast, please keep in mind na it that it is still going to be hot specially for some inland areas. we have some significant changes for some areas. we have tropical moisture from tropical storm lydia that could bring the chance for a few pop-up showers. the peninsula is at 82 and the south bay at 85 and the tri-valley at 73. san francisco, 71. the north bay is at about 64 degreesme degrees. i do want to remind folks we have a couple of heat advisories in effect and heat warnings. it was across the board. that has been downgraded to a heat advisory specifically for the coast an inner bay. this is going to be until, as of now, it looks like this evening or later part of tonight possibly. i do want to remind folks that even then it is still going to be fairly hot, in the 80s, 90s, and some spots even though we are seeing the slight cooling. there is still enhanced fire danger. let's take a look at some of the 24-hour temperature changes. a bridge of high pressure that's been warming us up and bringing the hot heat is finally starting to shift east. that's what's bringing a couple of changes to the area. inland spots, still fairly warmer. areas along the coast like san francisco, no big change there over the past 24 hours. that means we do have a couple of changes on the way but positive ones in the form of cooling and moisture. as i mentioned, those inland spots under that excessive heat warning. this will remain in effect through tonight. it looks like as of right now, the temperatures do have a chance of climbing into the mid-90s. east san ho zas ovjose is sg to be in the 90s by 11:00 a.m. we are already in the 80s at this hour. we are expecting to hit a high of 98 for san jose. it should keep us out of the diple digdip triple digit zone for the most part. san francisco folks are going to be very happy. this is a little bit more normal. the last past few days have not been normal. we hit 106 on friday, 102 for yesterday. we are going to stay in the 70s today. look at that temperature trend. at 1:00, we will remain in the upper 60s, lower 70s. the beaches today will finally be a great way to get away from the heat. point reyes, 61 degrees at this hour. santa cruz, for today, will be in those 70s and 80s. so will half moon bay. typical, more normal temperatures for the coast. if you are going to head out to one of those beaches, please remember to be safe at all times. let's do a quick check of your micro climate forecasts for today. san jose can expect to hit the high. it looks like san jose will remain in those 90s. take a look at east bay. this is where we are seeing a heat warning. that is expected to stay in effect for tonight. in san francisco, also, finally starting to see some much more normal temperatures for that area. if you folks don't have an a.c., today is going to be a slight break for a meeting. as we head into monday, we are seeing that tropical storm moisture from lydia. it is going to bring a few pop-up showers. it is going to start in monterrey. it looks like as of right now into monday morning and into tuesday, that moisture is going to start moving up north. that's going to pop up a few showers possibly along the coastline and also for areas in the inland valleys. i will send things back to you, vicky. good to see some relief in sight. "today in the bay" is back after this short break. >> this isn't a life for anybody. nobody should go through this. >> a glimpse into what it is like to be homeless. the message one man is hoping to send by streaming his daily life live on facebook. the very visible reminders. are strewn along streets, alleys the time is 7:24. we all know homelessness is a nagging area across the bay area. the visible reminders are strew across streets and alleys and joe rosatojr. shows us how one man is showing a different and direct view of life on the streets of oakland. >> hello, facebook. we are coming at you live. >> reporter: go to any bay area city. you will see the tents, trailers, the places where life has bottomed out. >> this is the journey home. i am derrick, your host and tour guide. >> we are homeless but on our journey. >> reporter: from a tent at the end of an east oakland street. david suh is bringing the eyes of the world to his issues using a cell phone and facebook live. the homeless man is offering a daily glimpse of life on the streets. >> we are coming at you live. >> i have been out here since march of 2014. unless you are living like i'm living right now, you are not going to know how tough it is out here. >> reporter: before a heart condition forced him to retire, suh owned a construction company, two houses and a boat. then, the economy went south. >> i lost all my money. everything that i was going to be living on for the rest of my life. >> reporter: so he landed here. >> when you first come out here, you pull back from society, because you are so embarrassed. >> this is my washing machine. this is my kitchen sink. here comes my friend, mr. b.a.r.t. we are coming at you live today. this is the journey home. >> this is the closest, what derrick is doing, the closest that you can get to living on the streets. >> we are actually going to take this shelter to a homeless veteran. >> what i want people to understand, this isn't an easy life. this isn't alive for anybody. nobody should go through this. >> it is all about survival out here, man, straight up. some people take a little thing for granted, water. water is like gold out here. >> i have had three friends die out here in the time that i have been out here. >> reporter: suh documents his frustrating search for permanent housing. >> i went down to social security, got my forms. >> reporter: so he continues broadcasting, taking his message greatly to the world he hopes to rejoin. >> if this can happen to me, this homelessness, it can happen to you. >> reporter: joe rosato jr., nbc bay area news. powerful story. you are watching "today in the bay." coming up, it was a family affair. the homicide investigation that has led to the arrest of a man, his wife and their son. plus -- >> she was my world. she was a blessing. >> a mother speaks out for the first time about the mysterious death of her daughter. we investigate the cold case of eden lynch and a new action by local prosecutors following our questionsment ♪ it's time for the biggest sale of the year with the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your every move and automatically adjusts on both sides to keep you effortlessly comfortable. and snoring... does your bed do that? the new 360 smart bed is part of our biggest sale of the year where all beds are on sale. and right now save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed. plus 36 month financing. ends monday! sky over san jose vicky/2shot good morning, thanks for joining you are watching "today in the bay" sunday. a live look outside. definitely sunny. another balmy start to your weekend, 85 degrees already here in the south bay. good morning and thank you so much for joining us. i am vicky nguyen. we are in a micro climate weather alert. we are going to get a check with vianey arana. so much poor air quality. >> we were showing earlier delores park, all the people outside but under the tree. yes, today, we are expecting to see a little cooldown. we are still under a couple of heat warnings and advisories, which is why we do remain under the micro climate weather alert. santa cruz is at 63. it looks like today the biggest relief is going to be along the coastline, which is why they did lower it from a heat warning to a heat advisory specifically for the coast and inland bays as well. temperature trend in san francisco, this is what we are talking about, more normal. 70s in the forecast but east san jose, not so much. we will once again be climbing into the upper 90s and possibly up to 100 degrees for east san ho. we have a predicted high of 98 degrees. it is still very poor. we are seeing hazy skies and we have a lot of smoke and junk. if you can't limit your outdoor activity, it is labor day weekend. a lot of people want to be outside. >> kids outside too playing sports. our nephew got heat stroke at a soccer game. staying hydrated, really, really important. >> is he okay? >> he is okay. he had to rest and cool down. >> if you are going to be outside, take a lot of breaks, a moment to chill out. i'll bring you your full labor day forecast in about 15 minutes. just about the entire bay area felt the effects of this record-breaking heat wave. san francisco saw triple digits two days in a row, 106, 102. "today in the bay" shows us how people are handling the heat. >> reporter: the temperature is hovering in the 80s as hot as a typical sunny saturday in delores park but when the mercury surges past 100 degrees, it is not such a fun place to be. >> we were expecting delores to be really packed because it is a really nice day and nice weather but it is not. everyone is in their enclaves of shade. >> people leaving most of the rest of the park wide open. the heat affected just about everything. light rail service was slowed down because of heat-related equipment issues. b.a.r.t. showed its trains system-wide. engineers were concerned they could warp in triple digit temperatures. kids cooled off under sprays of water. this was one of the city's designated cooling stations. >> i was so hot. i had to take a cold shower for no reason. >> a cold shower wasn't an option for residents living here. water department workers used a bulldozer to keep a geyser from dousing the nearby homes. >> we have water coming out, the noise. all of the sudden, it blew, the water leak. >> neighborhood kids took advantage of the spray to cool off a little. workers shut down the water to the whole block for about an hour so they could fix the line. >> in addition to the city's pools, the heat also brought a lot of people out to san francisco's ocean beach. a lot of folks wanted to get into the water. that can be dangerous for those not used to the surf. ocean beach is known for its rip currents and it is not a swimming beach. firefighters had to rush a man to the hospital. he was found unconscious in the water. he is expected to be okay, though. first responders say the crowd at ocean beach yesterday was about four times what they typically see. our nbc bay area viewers have been sending us photos and videos. check this out. brent kirk sent us this from gilroy. that is a cow that you see taking a dip in a pond. it is not a mistake. he didn't wonder in there by accident. that cow was trying to cool down. we want to see your photos and videos too. you can send them to us at isee @nbcbay area.com. we are also following developing news on the korean peninsula. north korea is claiming it has carried out a successful test of a hydrogen bomb that could be carried on a long range missile. president trump is condemning north korea calling the country a rogue nation. i seismic tremor measuring 6.3 was detected where north korea has done its recent nuclear test, 40 miles from its border with china. tremors were ten times larger than any in the past. this all comes hours after north korea released photos showing kim jong-un inspecting a hydrogen bomb at a nuclear lab. that bomb will reportedly be loaded on a new intercontinental ballistic missile. experts do disagree on whether north korea is capable of delivering a nuclear device via a missile. president trump is back in the nation's capitol this morning. the president and first lady were in texas visiting victims of hurricane harvey and first responders who were still working on the ground there. while some areas in the strike zone are still taking on water, many are now drying out. at jay gray reports, they are now beginning the difficult work of cleanup and recovery. >> i am proud to introduce you to the president. >> president trump back in the strike zone for the second time since the storm. spending time with survivors and first responders in houston and lake charles, louisiana. >> i want to congratulate everybody that's worked so hard. it has been an incredible five days, six days. this seems like it is much longer than that. >> the president is asking congress for $8 billion as an initialle relief package. some have estimated a total cost will reach close to $200 billion. that recovery will have to wait. >> the floodwaters are still rising. in places where the water has gone, the work is just beginning. >> it feels good to help. it could happen to anyone. >> reporter: piles of debris have replaced pools of water in this neighborhood and dozens more survives doing whatever they can to come back. >> another push to some kind of normal here. the astros back and playing baseball. not before collecting donations for the victims of harvey and calling for a moment of silence but only a moment. there is too much work to do here. jay gray, nbc news. houston. the united states has officially seized control of the russian consulate in san francisco. yesterday morning, workers were seen carrying boxes out of a building and loading them into cars. this comes just a day after thick, black smoke could be seen coming from the chimney at the consulate. it fueled a lot of speculation on social media about what the russians were up to inside. on thursday, the trump administration ordered the russians to leave within 48 hours. that move was in retaliation for russia ordering the u.s. to cut the number of americans in their country. many bay area russians are calling for unity, not division. >> we were together during the second world war, and we have to stick together in a world against terrorism. we have to stay together. it is not time for some stupidness. >> the kremlin is accusing the u.s. of violating international laws by closing the san francisco consulate and trade offices in washington and new york. the u.s., however, disputes that claim. >> a bizarre turn of events after deputies in sonoma county found a body near a car. we first reported this story on friday. we've learned that detectives have arrested three suspects believed responsible for the deadly santa rosa shooting. officers arrested a clear lake couple and their son. police say the woman was having an afir with the victim and the husband and son found out. 40-year-old maria torres was allegedly with the victim in his car friday morning when her husband and son pulled up. she got out and they allegedly opened fire killing him. all three are facing xharcharge mom side and conspiracy. "today in the bay" returns after this short break. coming up, it is labor day weekend. that means football season is revving up. the cal bears kicked off their year in north carolina. nbc sports area fallen smith will show you how they did next. you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap to friends at more banks than ever before. you got next? chase. make more of what's yours. cal was in north carolina with a 9:30 a.m. pacific time kickoff. the guys were wide awake. let's take you to chapel hill. third quarter, golden bears down 3. ross bauer spins away from traffic, finds patrick laird and laird does the rest. 54-yard touchdown. kra cal takes the lead. in the fourth quarter, golden bears were down 3 again until this, baurs, baer, back of the zone, jourdan dunn can hauls it in. kra cal up again. plunging across the goal line. cal goes up 35-24. they would go on to win 35-306789 t35-30. giants taking on the red birds from st. louis. bottom nine, giants down, 1-0. buster posey bloops a single to right center. hunter pence shakes his tail feathers all the way home. just like that, all tied up at one. bottom ten, nick humly leading off says, ride with me. he hits a walk-off home run to right field. how about that? 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i said, because he did it. he did it, didn't he? erika says she immediately suspected jimmy, claiming he had abused her during their three-year relationship. >> reporter: what made you fear so much for the safety of your daughter? >> my past. i know what i endured. i didn't want my child to endure that. >> reporter: erika was granted a special release to join her parents at children's hospital, oakland. she told social workers investigating eden's injuries that jimmy used to "beat the crap out of me." she didn't report the abuse because she was frayed of him. her claims were never documented and in interviews, he denied any domestic violence with erika. >> reporter: do you believe what holly and jimmy are saying happened to your granddaughter? >> no, no, no, i don't. >> reporter: according to medical records and cps reports, the couple told hospital staff eden tumbled down seven to eight concrete steps during the home. jimmy was at work and eden was home with holly. the cps report says they told investigators they didn't take eden to the doctor, because she seemed okay. they say eden collapsed nine days later. holly called 911. by then, it was too late. >> she didn't look like my baby. >> eden never woke up. the coroner ruled her death a homicide, blunt force trauma to the head. >> the day that child went to the hospital is the day they should have been arrested. >> reporter: she had been in jimmy and holly's care for just four months. social workers noted that jimmy and holly severely neglected and failed to attain medical attention for eden that could have saved her life. the report said there was not enough evidence to determine they did anything to cause eden's head injury. weeks turned into months and then years with no arrest. holly and jimmy moved to alaska where he served at the coast guard station in codeikodiak. they had two children and married. >> nothing has been done. >> last summer, five years after eden died, prosecutors with the coast guard filed four counts of child endangerment against jimmy bar low for failing to protect and kir for eden after her injuries. >> that makes me feel like somebody cared about eden bee sides us. >> his attorney says neither jimmy or holly did anything harmful to cause her death and that jimmy absolutely loved his daughter. >> reporter: the lynches wondered how did the coast guard come up with enough evidence to file charges but alameda prosecutors couldn't. for weeks, we asked to speak with the district attorney. they declined saying it was under review. they both had a reasonable expectation to protect that child. >> reporter: dan scott is a retired los angeles county sheriff's detective with more than 30 years of experience. he served on a blue ribbon commission to investigate crimes against children. we asked him to review eden's case. >> you look at the injury and then you look at the explanation and it is pretty easy to see when they don't fit. >> reporter: the former detective says there was enough evidence to arrest both jimmy and holly for child endangerment. while jimmy faces charges filed by the u.s. coast guard, holly returned to the bay area with her children facing no charges and as far as eden's family could tell no questions. so we decided to ask her ourselves outside her mother's home in vallejo. >> excuse me, holly, we are with nbc bay area. do you know what happened to eden? did you have anything to do with eden's death? >> the day after holly declined to speak and after weeks of asking questions about the nearly 6-year-old case, the alameda county d.a. filed a felony child abuse charge against holly with a special allegation for willful harm resulting in death. they say she was in seoul care of eden and failed to seek medical help as she got worse. >> this is her favorite blanket. >> reporter: after losing her, erika lynch is started again. >> i have been substance-free since december, 2013. >> reporter: the lynch family says they can begin to heal with hope of justice. >> the coast guard trial of jimmy barlow will be held in december. we will be hear. as for holly dealba, charges have been filed but she has not yet been arrested. if you have a tip, give us a call at 1-888-996-tips. send us an e-mail at ybs nbcbayarea.com. from the anchor desk to the ballpark. one of our own shows off his talents at this weekend's giants game. we are waking up to another warm day across the bay yar. rig area. it is a warm 75 degrees. it looks like some relief is on the way just in time for labor day. that may bring the chance of seeing some showers. i'll have your full forecast coming up just after the break. good morning. it is 7:53. the bay has to get through a couple more hot days before we see a cooldown. current temperatures, still, fairly hot. we have been waking up to some very warm temperatures, above average and above normal. take a look at the water temperatures. pacific, 61 degrees. some inland spots in the 70s. san francisco, 73. san jose, right now, really beating everybody at 85 degrees. if you have been outside at all and you noticed it was hot, it is, specially for this hour. we have good news on the way. that high pressure that was sitting over the area is finally starting to move east, which is why some of these heat advisories and warnings have been downgraded. we had a heat warning. now, it looks like we do have a heat advisory until 9:00 p.m. tonight specifically for the coast and inner bay. for the highlighted areas, it has been downgraded to a heat advisory. it is still going to be in the 80s and the 90s. at least you won't be hitting the triple digits in san francisco. yesterday, 102, san francisco. i want to remind folks that an excessive heat warning does remain in effect. the east bay will see the hotter temperatures. we can still expect triple digit heat for areas like livermore, concord and antioch. east san jose has a chance of seeing 100 degrees. let's go through those microclimate temperatures. san jose, 98. the east bay, still one of the hottest spots for today. at least a slight relief from the 115 and 114 that we have been getting from friday and saturday. antioch's high for today, 104. livermore, still going to be very hot out, 107. con ord concord, 102. oakland, 91 degrees. i have some good news for you. yesterday, i had a lot of people from the peninsula say they weren't ready for it. they typically don't need a.c. along the peninsula. we are finally starting to climb down into the 70s and 80s. san mateo, 86. belmont, 88. for san francisco, also expect to see a nice little cooling in terms of the temperatures. in the 80s for today. embarcadero, 85. mission, 87. out tersunset, 82. 70, mill valley. sonoma, 99. nova do kn novado, expected to hit 100 degrees. this ridge of pressure was sitting over the bay area. it is starting to track east. we are expecting to see this low pressure with tropical moisture from lydia. that's going to bring in pop-up thunderstorms specifically starting in monterrey and san bonito counties. as we move ahead, this is going to start trekking north and that's going to spark the chance of seeing showers as early as tomorrow. keep that in mind. tropical storm and tropical weather means humidity in the area. please remember to be safe outside. here is a quick check of your labor day forecast. it is going to be good barbecuing weather. we might have cloudy skies in san francisco. at least it will be slightly warmer out there, everybody. >> looking good. you are going to like this video. ♪ oh say can you see ♪ by the dawn's early light ♪ what so proudly we hailed >> yes, that is "today in the bay's" marcus washington. he sang the national anthem before yesterday's giants game. you can see he nailed it. he was also a good luck charm. the giants pulled off a remarkable win. he is going to be singing the national anthem tomorrow at the a's game. super talented. do you have any hidden talents? >> definitely not talents like that. i think i still have yet to find my hidden talent. i think my clock is hidden. >> the only thing you are going to hear me do is in the shower. thanks so much for making us a part of your morning. we will have more local news tonight and all day at nbcbayarea.com. we hope you have a great labor day weekend! you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap to friends at more banks than ever before. you got next? chase. make more of what's yours. this sunday, nuclear tension. north korea claims it detonated a hydrogen bomb. what does it mean and how will the u.s. react? we'll have the latest. plus, after harvey. >> i just was in such denial. i didn't put anything up. i didn'trab anything. >> the greatest rainfall event, ever, in the continental united states. >> the rainfall amounts really are staggering. >> tens of thousands still in shelter. >> we're here. we're safe. >> and the dramatic rescue. >> we feel like hagod had hand it. >> what's next? 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