game against the packers you can see kol krin kaepernick sitting down on the side lines while hes tame mates stand during the national anthem and this is not the first time he sat out the anthem, it is just the first time people took notice. yesterday colin kaepernick explained he is protesting the way people treat people of color. kaepernick believes this stems from a lack of training for officer. >> i will continue to sit and stand with the people that are being oppressed. to me this is something that has to change. and when there is significant change and i feel like that flag represents what it is supposed to represent and this country is representing the people twhat it is supposed to, i'll stand. >> we don't think he is a bad teammate just because he decided to voice his opinion on such a strong topic but we just can't allow this to divide our team. >> some 49ers teams have applauded kaepernick on social media. others, not so much. here is one man who set a kaepernick jersey on fire. that's how upset he is. coach said he and the team recognize kaepernick's right to sit out the national anthem. officially the nfl doesn't require players to stand during the anthem but it is something that league encourages. 49ers play again this thursday night at san diego. here at levi stadium in san diego, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> we are learning of an attempted escape at elmwood jail this weekend. you can see the sandal left on the barbed fence as he was trying to jump over it sunday afternoon. sources told nbc bay area that inmate made it over the first line but was arrested before he could make it over the second fence that surround the perimeter of elmwood. the sheriff's office hasn't identified the inmate but newly installed cameras captured the attempted escape. cameras were only installed after nbc bay area reported a lack of cameras around the perimeter. >> officials are trying to figure out what sparked a fire in a san francisco neighborhood. we brought you this as live breaking news on today in the bay. this is a building under development between 5th and 6th street. the fire started before 5:00 this morning and it took firefighters an hour and half to get it under control. because the building was vacant, no one was displaced or injured but it could effect the long-term affordable housing prospect there. sf gate said this is one of the most largest and anticipated mixed used developments san francisco has seen in the past few years. now we know there is a high profile field trip out of congressman out of carol costello who want to check the progress of california's high speed rail. pete is in san francisco and talked with one of the congressman who is leading the charge. pete? >> good morning. i spoke with congressman jeff denham. he is behind me at this federal building taking part in the hearing that should be wrapping up soon. he said this hearing is all about holding those in charge of the rail project, finding accountability and transparency, really thinking of it as a progress report of sorts. today's hearing which involved officials with the official administration, caltrans and california high speed rail authority was meant to provide an update on this ongoing high speed rail project. according to the numbers of the subcommittee overseeing the project chaired by denham, the initial cost after voters approve the bond measure in 2008 stood an estimated $33 billion. now he says the costs have jumped to as high as $118 billion. there is also changes in the focus with the developers not focussing on building a rail line first between the central valley and silicon valley. >> look, the federal government is spending a lot of money on this right now and the state taxpayers are being put on the hook on this. and so i think they deserve answers. >> they say there has been progress, employing 276 contractors and say the revenue generator from that line connecting from silicon valley will attract private investors for the rest of the system. the line between central and silicon valley should be wrapped up by 2025. live in san francisco, nbc bay area news. >> good to see them out of washington, d.c. and in the field. on three hours, the mayor of oak labd and other city leaders will launch the search officially for the city's newest police chief. a news conference is scheduled for 2:00 this afternoon. as you know by now, over the summer, three oakland police chiefs stepped down amid a sex scandal involving police officers and a sex worker as well as a probe into racist text messages it which caused two police officers to be suspend just this month. >> across the bay, san francisco's police commission holds its last scheduled community meeting focused on finding a new police chief. those forums are geared toward finding a permanent replacement for greg sur who resigned in may. acting police chief recently announced he would be interested in keeping the job. tonight's community meeting takes place at st. mary's cathedral on goff street. now usually insulated from violent crime, walnut creek sawity first violent murder. a man was shot and killed outside after downtown bar. this happened early a saturday morning as the local hot spots were closing down just steps away from crowingian's sports bar and grill. the victim 38-year-old courtney brown was shot three times in his back. leaves behind a daughter and fiance. griffin is now held without bail. this is only walnut creek's second homicide within almost a five-year long period. >> turning now to the micro climate forecast, i know i wore a jacket out in the field this morning but we are warming up this week as we head towards september. it's been a cool summer for the bay area so far. >> i know a live look outside right now chris as you talk about jacket weather, some of that coolness has cleared way. let's bring in rob with a look at a hurricane approaching hawaii, rob. could that affect our weather here? >> can you see in san jose, one of the spots that was hazy and catching a break on the clouds. temperatures on the way to mid to upper 60s. can you see low clouds clearing. hazy skies in san jose and some of which you are seeing out there now high clouds starting to show up on the weather satellite. 63 in san jose and there are the clouds. this is at the outer fringe after hurricane approaching hawaii by wednesday. could cross the southern half of the big island with wind of 80 miles per hour. with you notice how this mid level moisture is caught up by the upper level wind and directed towards northern california. as this meets up with small weather system approaching our coast tonight. these two could come together for parts of the north bay that may increase a chance for some isolated thunder. now the problem is, the boundary layer below is quite dry. so fire danger risk may go up for parts of the northern sierra and northern coastal range. so how much rain can we expect out of the system? we'll have a look at our forecast in a few minutes. >> thanks, rob. panic at lax on sunday when what sounded like gunfire had people calling 911 reporting an active shooter. it was a false alarm but passengers ran out of the terminals and on to the tarmac for safety. some of them leaving the airport all together. there was chaos, confusion and then massive delays even after the all-clear from police. nbc's miguel almaguer. >> looking for any way out of the terminal they can find. a loud noise mistaken for shots fired inside at least three terminals, an evacuation at nation's second largest airport just before 9:00 p.m. >> why are we running? >> security said to run. >> there was confusion on the ground and uncertainty in the air. the airport shut down for more than an hour. gridlock on the road and in the sky. >> our own lester holt was there. arriving at lax during the incident. reporting live on facebook. >> we're about to walk up the stairs when the door opened and people began flooding out, passengers, security people. i heard shots fired or active shooter, run. people didn't really know what to do. >> lester spoke to witnesses inside the terminal. >> what did you hear? >> i heard shots and i grabbed my bag and ran. >> we just saw people started to run, and we started to run also. >> adding to the chaos, police, guns drawn, approached this man dressed as zoro. no clear connection. he was later released. the frightening lock down at lax comes two weeks after a similar scare at jfk. police sweeping that airport after a similar report. this morning back at lax, the all-clear. but only after this terrifying scene. >> that was miguel almaguer reporting. they still don't know what the loud sounds were that precipitated the whole thing. >> 281 flights delayed. two flights that were cancelled and then 27 flights were diverted. so you can imagine how long it is going to take to get back to normal, sam. >> a lot of people sent into a frenzy. chris, thank you. new at 11:00, you talk about scrambles to clean up a shocking deja vu scandal and now a separation. hillary clinton, huma abedin saying she is separating from her husband, anthony weiner, after another sexting incident. after long and painful consideration and work on my marriage, i have made the decision to separate from my husband. the new york post published photos late sunday that the newspaper said he sent last year to a woman identified only as 40-something divorce. the democrat quit congress in 2011 following he was sending women sexually explicit messages. decision 2016, presidential nominee donald trump will appear in the bay area today. but there are few details released about his actual visit. we do know that he is appearing on the peninsula for a fund-raiser. we can tell that you event is closed to the public hp his campaign team is not indicating when trump might arrive in the bay area, only that he spent yesterday preparing for debates ahead of the november election. and trump has not received the warmest of welcomings in the bay area. last time he was here supporters and protesters clashed. a police officer was assaulted. you will recall that eggs were thrown at reporters and a few in the crowd were even injuryed. police made close to a dozen arrests during event. all of that was back in june. mr. trump was also here for the california republican convention in april. protesters there blocking the entrance to the hyatt hotel in burling game. trump and his entourage had to stop on the freeway and jump over a barrier to get to the event. >> we are anticipating a big speech that donald trump has coming up about immigration. some people say is t is a change in direction. his camp said he is staying the course. >> there is also new rules for drones. the regulations in place that you need to know before you launch your unmanned aircraft. a lot of investors digesting janet yellen's remarks last week and feeling better than last week. the dow up 120 points on the morning. s&p up 13 point. nasdaq close to 25. this is what is buzzing right now. you may see more drones over your house soon. the rules about who can ply them and why changes. >> scott mcgrew, why? >> okay, i'll explain. it allows businesses to fly drones for business, for money, so say, a roofer could inspect a roof. you still have to keep the drone in sight and have a special license. in fact you have to take a test. this does not change the hobbyist, the kid in the park, that kind of thing. this is for people who want to use drones to make money or help their business. now i looked at the sample test. it had questions like if your drone weighs 33 pounds, they call them unmanned aircraft. ua. how much does it weigh in a 30-degree bank? i don't know what answer is. but here are the potential answers if you want to play along at home. i want to see if you like test. new, caleb bios, saying he sold all shares in the company and is no longer involved in the company. buying a controlling interest last year and became its ceo, you know him as the fellow who raised the price at a drug at a different company by hundreds of percent. he gave up his ceo position after indicted for fraud at yaet different company. and this is the prime minister of the united arab emirates, a government office. that's his picture over the desk he is walking by and he discovered there is nobody there. bloomberg reports he showed up at the start of the work day at various government offices to check who is on time. he tweeted this picture and sent out some video as well. yep. offices are open. but there's nobody there. there is nothing worse than showing up to your own office, you don't find your boss paging through your desk area, you find the prime minister of the country saying, aren't you a government employee? >> and you say, no. no, not any more. >> well, turning now to some sad news. a man is fighting for his life this morning after police shot him while he was running. on highway 101, zigzagging to traffic. that man was on 101 on sunday just north of ralston avenue. chp say that man was running to both sides of 101 and through all lanes. police say they tried everything. but all of their attempts to try to get that man off the freeway safely failed to work. >> the pedestrian resisted. a taser was used to no avail to try and subdue him. and that's when the suspect produced a knife, raised it over his head and lunged towards the officer. >> northbound 101 in san mateo was shut down for several hours yesterday morning because of that investigation. the suspect is still in the hospital and has life threatening injuries. >> two young sister will be laid to rest on wednesday. haley and kate lynn marcus died last tuesday when they mom's pickup truck crashed into the river. their mom was at the wheel and managed to escape the crash but could not free the little girls from their car seats. >> we are turning back to politics, back to june 2016. we told you a few minutes ago that donald trump was going to be in the bay area, that is happening now. trump is vowing to unveil details about his immigration policy on wednesday. it was originally supposed to be last week. after a weekend of more muddled messaging from his campaign. hillary clinton is facing fallout. more of that from controversy over e-mails as time of secretary of state. all of this as they prepare for the next big face-off, the debates. >> this morning, hillary clinton is surging ahead with a four-day front raising tour. and getting help on the trail from celebrities. iowa native ashton kutcher visiting a campaign office over the weekend and barbra streisand helping raise campaign cash. now the former secretary of state is gearing up for a one on one with donald trump. with just four weeks to go before the first debate. one issue she will have to contend with, fresh charges there is too much coziness between donors at clinton foundation and her state department. over the weekend, top democrats trying to turn the page. >> we often criminalize behavior that is normal. i don't see what the smoke is. >> trump is also preparing, huddling with friends, family and top advisors, hot topic for him, immigration. >> the media, as it usually does, has missed the whole point on immigration. >> speaking in iowa over the weekend, trump put the emphasis on deporting criminals. >> on day one, i'm going to begin swiftly removing criminal illegal immigrants. >> but originally the republican nominee said he would deport all 11 million undocumented immigrants. >> going to have a deportation force and you will do it humanely. >> showing republicans arguing he has been completely consistent but offering little clarity about the details of his once signature issue. >> his position is going to be tough. his position is going to be fair. but his position is go tock humane. >> when asked about a possible deportation force -- >> i think donald trump will articulate what we do with the people who are here. >> you will find out from donald trump very shortly. he will be giving prepared remarks. >> this as clinton supporters tried to turn up the heat on trump. >> basic lay psycho path running for president. he meets the clinical definition. >> okay. so that was kristen welker reporting. there is also a challenge to clinton to release detailed medical record. the clinton campaign fired back that she has and hillary clinton is saying donald trump should issue a letter from a doctor and saying that he acknowledged in only five minutes. clouds over both campaigns. >> it take more than five minutes to prepare a quality weather forecast. >> one would hope. >> this is easy right now. sunshine san jose over to san francisco. refreshing change. it has been cold even by san francisco standards. so far in august right now looking good. partly cloudy skies. seeing high clouds and mid 60s around the bay area and we will show you the beautiful view from tiburon looking off to the south. foggy skies earlier and we did have low clouds in san francisco. 65 partly cloudy skies watching high clouds closely as they increase later on 66 currently in livermore and here is the view into san jose. 65 degrees and our hour by hour temperature is out near san jose state heading toward afternoon. numbers close to 80 down from the average high which is close to 83 degrees. the winds are helping us out in terms of the smoke. you see haze in parts of the south bay but here is the high resolution model looking at wildfire smoke and that's the willow fire there in cal verous county. the bay area, seeing improved air quality for now as winds should keep a lot of the fire and chimney fire smoke away from the bay area today. that's the reason why air quality in addition to smoke particle condition improved and ozone levels looking good thanks to the all day sea breeze and air quality looking good. temperatures close to 80 in san jose. north bay temperatures in the 70s. and mid 80s this afternoon around the tri-valley and then we are going to be closely watching hurricane mad lin here approaching hawaii by wednesday but some moisture is getting drown towards california. that's the reason we see high clouds right now and later tonight a very small weather system get involved with some of the moisture and that as it crosses the coast. we will bring a chance of seeing some thundershowers speespecial late of the golden gate. you will see showers and most of that staying off to the north and you will see the evening commute and this area here north of marin county with the best chance of isolated thunder. now the problem is this is mid based convection. so we think we could see lightning without much in the way of rain. futurecast picking up rain fall sends most of that north of ukiah. in through here and north bay, and lightning strikes and that's bat news that could start more spot fires across northern california. we hope we don't see that. seven-day forecast as system clears on by showing you for san francisco and then we will closely watch areas to the north bay and that inland forecast may see isolated thunder into early tomorrow and trending dryer and warmer approaching thursday. back to you. >> coming up next, from rescue to recovery in central italy after strong earthquake hit last week, the new investigation into why some towns were reduced to nothing but rubble. >> first, happening now, following a developing story on twitter. crews are responding to a gas pipe rupture in morgan hill. and some homes are even evacuated near monterey road. we will have more updates on that story. >> also, a fresno artist is suing state officials. he says his right to free speech was violated after his painting of the confederate flag was banned from the big fresno fair. more news in just two minutes. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. recovering bodies from the rubble of last week's powerful earthquake in central italy. atea pressing on with the gruesome task of recovering bodies from the rubble of the earthquake in central italy. at least 290 people are confirmed dead that number could still go up. >> hopes of finding more survivors are fading as the day he pass and the window closes. nbc's lucy calf nauf report from italy. >> reporter: emergency response still from amatrice. the goal now to clear the rubble and recover any bodies still trapped beneath. now one area where they have stopped searching is a tiny mountain top village that is now off limits because of the danger there. hard to imagine how anyone would be able to return. there was literally nothing left, say for maybe one or two buildings. the focus now, however, is on the investigations. authority looking into whether fraud and shotty construction practices contributed to the very high death toll. focussing especially on several buildings that were supposed to be up to code that completely collapsed. for example, a school that rs rebuilt in 2012. other is keeping mafia hands off the lucrative building contracts that will soon be issued out. that is statement made by italy's top prosecutor. the government is scrambling to find temporary housing for the more than 2700 people displaced bit quake but for now the vast majority are living in tent cities like the one you see behind me. this is lucy kafanov reporting for nbc news in italy. >> about a hundred miles away, pope francis met with facebook founder and ceo mark zuckerberg and his wife, dr. priscilla chan, at the vatican today. the topic of the meeting was use of communication technology to relief poverty in some of the world's most disadvantaged communities. if you want to see how mark zuckerberg posted it on his facebook page, i can link you there. in fact i did on my facebook page. >> connecting people around the world. and obviously a lot of good to do. >> yes. >> and coming up next, grounded before putting lives at risk. pilots taken off of a flight and arrested before they make it to the cockpit. >> we found there is a lot crawling under the surface. >> an agency made for public service is needed to protect you. how this leads to action at the state capitol. someone's finally ready to start her day. time to work some magic. tada. get gooeyflakyhappy. toaster strudel. ♪ ♪ here in california, the state bar was created to investigate complaints and hand hiring the right lawyer can be quite a challenge here in california the state bar was created to investigate complaints and then hand down punishment to lawyers who cheat their clients so people know. >> that's how it should work. but a reporter revealed how the california bar may have been putting legal client at risk. now lawmakers are taking action. >> guys the list of concerns has grown even since the last investigation. questionable financial decisions and high priced salaries for bar employees. lawmakers at the state capitol are still fighting over how exactly to change the bar but there is a lot at stake for you at home. the bar itself and the woman now in charge of it all. >> we have challenges. there is no question. >> elizabeth parker is the executive director of the california state bar. she took the helm last year and is part of major leadership change and a public agency that for decades faced heavy criticism over mismanagement and misspending. >> we've got the right team in place that's working with a board to really make some of the changes that are needed and that have long been mentioned. >> california bar was created by the state nearly 90 years ago to protect the public from bad lawyers. but a recent state audit is accusing the bar of questionable or inappropriate financial decisions. the agency's largest expense is salaries for more than 500 employees but top executives at the bar get paid far more than other state employees in similar leadership positions. and in fact 13 employees at the bar receive bigger salaries than the governor. >> it may not be correct to assume there is just a one size fits all size of pay structures throughout california's governmental entities. that in fact is not the case. >> critics say it is hard to justify salaries when the bar can't even afford to carry outity own basic responsibilities. the state bar has a fund to pay back client who are ripped off by dishonest attorneys. if that fund is dangerously low, according to that state audit, not only to the california bar failed to take steps to address the problem or to communicate the funds true financial situation, it did the opposite. the fund totalled $2.2 million last year. but the bar needed $18.9 million po pay outity backlog of claims. that's a shortfall of $16.7 million. and the audit accuses the bar of trying to keep that gap secret from lawmakers. >> the audit found that some people are now having to wait between four and five years before they are ever paid. >> and that's a real concern. >> parker says the bar has since transferred $2 million into the fund from other resources. but says a long term fix might mean raising membership dues that all california attorneys are required to pay. nearly $400 each year. >> but we don't want to make that request before we're certain that every dime we spend and indeed every charge we make is calibrated with public protection in mind. >> but why hasn't that been done already? >> i can't answer that question. i wasn't here then. >> but what about the last year when you were here? >> well, it's being done, that's what i'm telling you. >> private consultants have been hired to look at spending with, including salaries and benefit packages. >> if the state bar can't afford to carry out its main mission, which is protecting the public, does that mean the bar is spending its money in way that it shouldn't. >> i have to say i don't agree with your premise. i think our issue is are we not doing wonderful protection work with a very impressive work force, but are we doing enough of it. and there i would say, no we're not. >> earlier this year we will show you how the bar is failing to keep watch over some of the state's worst attorneys. >> i have to thank that news reporter. >> david chew says our investigation pushed him to coauthor legislation to reform the california bar. he is now calling for more representation of nonattorneys on the bar's board of trustees. and he wants the attorney general to appoint an independent enforcement monitor. >> we have been finding out there's a lot that's crawling under the surface that is not what it should. >> chu also wants to create a commission to study whether the bar should split into two separate organizations since he says it currently serves as a lobbying group for lawyers and watch dog that is supposed to discipline them. >> we would separate those two functions as is the case for every other major profession in the state of california. >> elizabeth parker won't say whether she supports that idea. >> but if despite new leadership, the bar is facing the same types of criticism year after year, doesn't that tell you something is wrong? >> well, you know, i guess i'd say that i think we're turning this ship around. and i think we're going in the right direction. now it is a big ship and it won't turn in a day but if you and i are sitting here in a year, i'm going to be able to show even more changes. >> some would argue the ship is already sinking. i heard that. i don't agree. >> attempts to split the bar in two or even just study the issue is now unlikely. after strong opposition in the state senate. lawmakers still fighting for other changes only have until wednesday, guys, to get their bill passed before the legislative session ends. >> bigad, thank you. if you have a tip for our investigative unit, call or send us an e-mail to the unit at nbcbayarea.com. >> bigad mentioned the legislative session ending and things are hectic at the state capitol this week because of that. at least until wednesday. the current legislative session ends then. law make verse been deciding a flurry of measures already approving some 200 bills that are now awaiting governor brown's signature. there are about 300 more measures still to be heard by senate and assembly members this week and again only until wednesday. the dead deadline for a new law is set for september 30th. >> research shows that more parents are delaying for refusing to get vaccines for their children but the reasons why shifted. in 2013, 87% of surveyed pediatricians say that they faced vaccine refusals. that figure is up from 75% in 2006. but now doctors say that more parents are saying that they feel immunizations are unnecessary and fewer are worried about the risks associated with them. so the majority of parents who close to delay vaccines say they didn't want to burden their children's immune system or subject them to multiple shots. here in california, children are required to their vaccinations in order to attend school. >> facing charges of being drunk ahead after flight to new jersey, pilots were arrested a short time before the scheduled take off on saturday. passengers experienced about a ten-hour delay before that crew could be replaced. now according to scotland's harold, one of the pilots live in texas and the other in mississippi. aviation experts say this case -- in this case, the system worked to keep everyone safe. >> if you are uncomfortable with a member of your crew, you don't fly with them. the safe guards that are in place did in fact work. >> the company spear heading the -- or rather the her old report the pilots are senior airmen who worked in the past as flight instructors. united airlines says it removed the pilots from their flying duties and is cooperating with authorities. >> suffice it so say they should have known better. up next, rushing into action to save the life of a police officer saved a man's life by pulling him from the train tracks just in the nick of time. the reason the officer says he couldn't just stand there. >> right now, san jose, looking at hazy skies, 65 degrees, high clouds on the approach as active weather in the tropics could be having an impact on our bay area weather as we head into tonight and tomorrow. the look at at chance of thundershowers in the forecast as we come right back. is being hailed as a hero for a dramatic rescue. ==sam//2 shot== victor ortiz made a sit a new jersey transit officer is being hailed a hero for a dramatic rescue. >> this video is incredible and nurve wracking to watch. victor ortiz made a split-second decision that saved a life. he said it is just his job to serve and protect, watch this. >> reporter: an act of herois people, transit cop victor ortiz putting his life on the line, save manning on the tracks, between life and death. >> i was bracing for the worst but hoping for the best. >> bracing for an oncoming train, head lights approaching fast. >> in my mind, i thought, this is not going to happen while i'm here. i'm going to do what i can to pull this guy through. >> reporter: ortiz admitting this is a struggle. the man significantly larger than him wasn't cooperating but ortiz found the strength to pull him off the tracks with two second to spare. >> that last pull, if it didn't work, we know what would have happened. >> reporter: some calling ortiz a hero but he just hopes others would have been the same. >> i wouldn't have been able to bear that thought in my mind. >> reporter: a humble and proud cop, ortiz later saying the man apologized and thanked him. >> that's my job. to protect and serve. >> certainly, his parents are grateful. tamron hall reporting. the man's identity and condition has not been released. now victor ortiz is on a well-deserved and preplanned vacation. >> maybe his boss will give him a couple extra days. a category 3 storm overwhelmed the levy system and drainage canal and more than 1800 people died in the flooding. tens of thousands had to be rescued and the storm damaged or destroyed 70% of the city's homes and they are not all back to normal again. a lot of folks still living in the fema trailers. >> there are just some events that happen in your life and you will never forget where you were. that is just surreal. >> now behind you, rob, my friend, all cleared up. that is filled with clouds a few hours ago. >> hard to find days like this in san francisco. but what is interesting is the types of clouds. we will talk about that in a moment. high level clouds but let's talk about the tropical atlantic because now into early september this is the peek of atlantic hurricane season. category 3 gaston way off-shore. but off western cuba, this is off florida and another tropical depression off the coast that will curve towards north carolina and then curve away from the eastern seaboard. right now officially tropical depression 8 but to become a named storm here in the next few hours, here is hawaii. look at hurricane madeline. this approaches the big island and will miss, looks like, the upper half of the hawaiian island. possibly a big impact there on the big island. notice how some of the moisture is pulled away, drawn upwards by upper level wind interacting with small weather system right there. and that's going to cross into northern california over the next 24 hours. so that is what we are seeing right now in terms of those high clouds across san francisco. and into the north bay. and temperatures in the 60s outside. hazy sunshine. 65 in san francisco. mid up to every 60s in the forecast and a few clouds around pleasanton. currently 66 degrees and hazy skies into san low day is. should see highs later on approaching close to 80 degrees. here is the change watching as we head through the rest of the afternoon. increasing mid and high level clouds into the north bay and yes a slight chance of isolated thunder as that system lift on through. this is late this evening and into early tomorrow and north of san francisco. but not a lot of rain underneath whatever falls with this particular system. again that is mainly north of ukiah. if we get lightning strikes, we have to watch out for dry lightning strikes which can sometimes cause spot fires across mountain areas. better chance of that across interstate 80 and they will be watching that closely as well. 80 in san jose, upper 60s in san francisco. mid 80s in the forecast for the tri-valley and seven-day outlook turning breezy that upper level system passing by tuesday. you see san francisco, not much change and across the inland locations breezy across the entire bay area tomorrow afternoon and numbers climb on up towards thursday and once again turning cooler as you approach labor day weekend. >>. >> coming up, one little girl from sacramento is doing her part to make the world a little more happy. the small token or gift that is going global. >> in a season of heated rhetoric and divisive issues, a young . with so much negativity out there in general, obviously the political season, heat rhetoric, divisive issues, a young california girl is doing something special too, how about this, spread a little kindness. >> isn't that nice? her humble little movement which started in sacramento is global. here is nbc. >> reporter: if you're trying to keep up with her, good luck. >> here is some bracelets for you to have. >> reporter: because when she's on her mission, few can. >> whenever you're kind to someone you give them the bracelet along with the note. >> reporter: 10 yooed leah nelson's visit is simple. >> i want to live in a world where everyone is nice to each other and everyone can be the best person that they can be. >> reporter: in these stressful times, it's striking home. earlier this summer when grown-ups on the news were shown how ugly they can be to each other, leah came up with something beautiful with be get people to pay it forward with kindness. >> i said, dad, i'm going to hand out bracelets and people will have to be kind. >> i hear about 30 ideas a week from leah. so it is one of those things, okay, i'll see how far she takes this. report using an old birthday gift, a bracelet making kit, she started making them by the dozenes. then hitting the street and asking people to take one, do something good tore someone else then give them the bracelet and ask tlem to do the same. >> thank you so much for everything you do. >> reporter: what started at community event like this, leah trying to make a difference in her own backyard but 20 million views on facebook later and her kindness is spreading through the world. requests for the bracelets are pouring them in but handing them out in person is still her favorite. >> thank you very much. >> there is just what i'm good at. >> reporter: wisdom from a 10-year-old we might all use. >> it doesn't cost anything. >> reporter: west sacramento, california. >> i have a 10-year-old, they are just really sincere that age. >> you can learn a lot from kids. we can all learn a lot from kids. >> yes, we can. event's live stream, the outside burning man 2016 is officially under way underneath all that dust and sand. thanks to the events live stream. so you don't need to go the, what, hundreds of miles away to get there. can you just watch it. take a sneak peek through the live stream. you are looking at the playa. this is day two. >> not the playa, the playa. >> that makes for sense. that's the playa. >> different interpretation. same spelling. >> so the activity, lights and installations, to grow in the coming days. i'm going to hand it off to you. >> 30 years old this year. the theme is da vinci's workshop. arts and culture festival takes place last week of august in nevada's black rock desert. attendants in recent years topped 70,000 people. we have a number of colleagues there as well and their pictures are phenomenal. i wish i had gone before kids. but now getting away that long with kids. >> that's tough. >> and you need run through the car wash to get the sand off. >> it gets really busy at the car washes. >> i imagine. not coincidental. if you want it see nice views right now -- >> san francisco. sun in august, get outside. sunshine right now temperatures in mid 60s and mid 8 os inland across the tri-valley. north bay for a slight chance of isolated thunder, late tonight, early tomorrow. >> thank for joining us. our next newscast is tonight at 5:00. let's go, playa. someone's finally ready to start her day. time to work some magic. tada. get gooeyflakyhappy. toaster strudel. ♪ ♪ ♪ stand by, everyone. we are live in five, four, three, two, one. i love the hand 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