this was for a movie shoot which we have not seen in san francisco since the pandemic. it is for the marvel production, shang chi, and the legend of the 10 rings. crews are working in smaller groups, and also must follow all of the cities covid guidelines. >>> tonight firefighters are bracing to contain a new wildfire in monterey county, it is burning near an army base, it is forcing some evacuations in a few communities around that base, the fire is now the burn area of the dolan fire which burned all over big sur. all flames have scorched 500 acres so far. >>> the fire danger making a return this week again. >>> not exactly galloping shock come in late october. this tends to be the peak of fire season and we will see several instances of offshore wind picking up in intensity as we go through this week and even into early next week because of just how the big picture is arranged in the atmosphere. everything rotates clockwise around that. would sense the wind at least in the upper atmosphere and offshore direction. every once in a while the lower level wind will cut un

francisco, and is blind himself. >> bashin: he waited a few days, until the stitches were out of his skull. and 30 days after brain surgery, he was back in the office thinking, "okay, there's got to be a way to figure this out. and i'm going to figure it out." >> stahl: bashings organization, the lighthouse, helps people new to vision loss learn how to figure things out. >> bashin: when someone becomes blind, the odds are 99% they've never met another blind person. >> stahl: is that right? >> bashin: yeah, that really is true. blind people need those role models, how to be blind, how to hold down a job, how to live an independent life. >> stahl: specifically, how to work in the kitchen-- safely. how to navigate public transportation. how to use screen reading software to listen to emails as quickly as the rest of us read them. did you understand that? >> chris downey: yes. >> stahl: no! and most critically, how to get around in the world alone. downey learned that at the lighthouse. when you first crossed a big street like this on your own, was it terrifying? >> chris downey: absolut

estuve tres dÍas con ella en san francisco solos y la pasamos espectacular. es increÍble. le debo a otros cuatro. [risas] karla: muchas gracias, jessica. un besito. no se lo pierdan. vamos con mÁs. hay un cumpleaÑos muy especial. raÚl: yo lo dije ayer. quiero ver a alan con eso en univisiÓn o en pantalla. fran, hay que celebrar la vida. vamos con la canciÓn. esta canción lo dice todo. [mÚsica] un cumpleaÑos muy especial a la seÑora blanca montoya. francisca: exactamente. ella es colombiana. saben cuÁntos aÑos cumple hoy? 105 aÑos. [aplausos] raÚl: 105 aÑos cumple la seÑora blanca. dios la bendiga. quÉ historia para contar debe tener esta seÑora, quÉ experiencia, que dios la bendiga. por parte de toda la cadena univisiÓn y "despierta amÉrica" un fuerte abrazo y felicidades. con esta alegrÍa y canciÓn vamos a la pausa. al volver, averiguamos mÁs detalles del nuevo posible romance de chiquis rivera en "sin rollo". ademÁs, te levantas con dolores en los huesos? el doctor juan nos viene a decir cÓmo aliviarlo. ademÁs, como revitalizar tu sistema inmuno

san francisco? same thing. >> movie magic. fun to see. >>> the legend of the ten rings is slated for release in july of 2021. we hope we can go in the theaters, no problem. >> please. i hope so. a firefighter in the south bay is getting a lot of attention after sharing his emotional home coming. it is incredibly sweet. >> that's the stunned reaction to her father's unexpected home coming. >> i was so excited to see my dad when he first got home. i was crying a lot. >> started to cry right away. it just got me right in my chest. >> yes or no is a san jose firefighter and was deployed on the front lines of two major fires. he surprised his daughter by coming home a day early. >> it was a priceless moment. >> he was away from his family for 27 out of 29 days. that's the longest they've ever been apart. >> they haven't been to the hospital at all so i'm really happy that he was safe and he came home. >> she said her dad is a hero to the entire family. >> i'm going to be a firefighter when i grow up like him and i think it is a pre

state attorney general also signed the statement along with district attorneys of san francisco, santa clara and contra costa counties. while abortion is likely to remain legal in california, legal observers say at least 12 states have recently passed antiabortion laws. >>> in their statement prosecutors said legal precedent established by the highest court in the land is held for nearly 50 years that women have the right to make decisions about their own medical care included but not limited to seeking an abortion. enforcement of laws that criminalize healthcare decisions would shatter the president. >>> still no sign and democrats close to a deal for a stimulus package for the millions of americans wondering how they will pay for food and rent. aide for speaker nancy pelosi said the speaker and treasury secretary steven mnuchin talk by phone this morning but still have not been able to reach an agreement. at a news conference today he said it would be difficult to get a deal done before the presidential election next month. >>> on wall street, stocks were lower today, as expectations

while not as hot as yesterday still some mid-90s out there. 70s near san francisco. closer to 80 in oakland. look at the changes later this week. cooler temperatures and some rain. we'll talk about how much we're expecting out of those storms in our forecast coming up at 7:00. kira? >>> looking forward to that, rob. see you then. speaking of this weather getting cooler, it's helping the fire region. people in sonoma county are going back home although in other areas the danger is far from over. windy conditions caused the flare-ups in napa county yesterday. flames reached the night sky as fire crews worked in the dark to get a handle on the flare-ups for a few hours before the sunset a fleet of large helicopters kicked into action trying to protect nearby homes. neighbors who live in st. helena watched as helicopters and they saw how fast the flames moved earlier this week. >> this flared up from the wind. the one up here flared up from the wind. we've been lucky the wind is blowing south of us, for us, because we live here. >> they are hoping the weather conditions

hoy se conmemora el dÍa de san francisco de asÍs. fÉlix: ahÍ tienes una idea para las tuyas. arantxa: sÍ, me encanta. locutor: esta noche, en "aquÍ y hora". cÓmo el presidente donald trump pasÓ de minimizar los efectos de la pandemia a estar hospitalizado bajo monitoreo permanente. >> y dios quiera que no sea desde consecuencias mayores, porque nos impulsa en una direcciÓn que jamÁs hemos recorrido como paÍs. locutor: perdiÓ a su esposa trÁgicamente y asegura que ella le dejÓ un Último regalo. >> te quiero dar el legado que tÚ deseas tanto en esta vida y es ser papÁ. locutor: tras un ataque en un vagÓn, ella dice que no se explica cÓmo logró sobrevivir. >> es ahÍ cuando Él me estaba diciendo "perdÓn, te voy a matar". >> su mamÁ cruzÓ la frontera y la dejÓ, pero antes le hizo una promesa. >> y le dije "mami, regresaste. no te vayas". y me dijo "no, yo no voy a regresar a mi pueblo derrotada". locutor: la difÍcil vida en las colonias del sur de tejas se estÁ haciendo aÚn mÁs dura. >> mi mamÁ falleciÓ como hace 2 meses y no pudimos visitarla en el hos

in san francisco, a crash involving two rollovers. this is northbound 280 at the monterey boulevard on-ramp. multiple injuries reported there. speeds are around 11 miles per hour. we have a live camera from caltrans showing this area. i believe we can see that backup and those flashing lights in the area. speeds down to around 11 miles per hour, you should expect delays in this area. looking at other live cameras, starting with the toll plaza. metering lights came on at 5:28. much better looking there as far as the backup. also on 880 in oakland right now, this is our 880 at the coliseum camera there. just getting a feel for what people can expect on the roadways. not a ton of slowdowns but in business you have to be then do it all over again. comcast business gives you fast, reliable internet on the nation's largest gig-speed network. and now for a limited time, you can also get fast shipping- with amazon business prime essentials. so no matter what comes next, you'll always be ready to bounce forward. get started with powerful inter

luego de siete meses san francisco se convertirÁ en el primer condado en el Área de la bahÍa en entrar en la fase amarilla que es la fase mÁs terrestre iba antes de llegar a la normalidad. >> estamos bajando la cantidad de casos cada dÍa. julia: la mayorÍa de los negocios podrÁn abrir sus puertas con capacidad limitada. >> entre los negocios que podrÁn reabrir sus puertas esta las oficinas no esenciales con un 25 por ciento de capacidad y oficinas con menos de 20 por ciento de empleados. >> va teniendo la distancia, usando las mascarillas. no salgas y tiene cualquiera de los sÍntomas del virus. >> todavÍa tenemos que estar vigilantes. julio: pueden aumentar de las clases al aire libre y pueden solicitar una excepciÓn al lÍmite de dos horas. >> en la ciudad cuando vemo quÉ casos tenemos por dÍa, estamos viendo que cuando tenÍamos casos mÁs altos tenÍamos 130 pacientes que salÍan positivos cada dÍa y ahora lo que estamos viendo son 30 personas saliendo positivo cada dÍa. >> si los casos continÚan disminuyendo la ciudad va a considerar expandir la capacidad a un 50 por c

we're accident install free on oakland side and also in the san francisco side so under 10 minutes for the drive here over to fremont street. let's check another brit shall we we have 92 little busy here crossing the san mateo bridge or at least the west of the toll plaza you're looking at the flat section of the bridge very quiet easy driving here into foster city and san mateo and one more the richmond sandra fell west bound 5.80 leading up to the toll plaza nice and smooth with no issues and to the north bay, what does that mean that means it's a great time to get on out there while we're hot spot and delay free we'll check more traffic bridges and freeways coming up a little bit later. president trump is reversing course on covid-19 relief talks in a series of tweets he wrote if i am sent a standalone bill for stimulus checks of $1200. they will go out to our great people immediately i'm ready to sign right now. well his tweets came just hours after he halted covid-19 relief negotiations with democrats, delaying talks at least until after the election. the president claimed on twit

happening today it is the first west coast craft market in san francisco. the outdoor market brings together 50 of the best artists and designers in the area. this will be held at fort mason center from 10:00 to 4:00. the event is free. you are reminded to keep your mask on while shopping. vendors will be spaced-out at least 2 feet apart to allow for social distancing. of course we're tracking the weather and fire danger so let's go over to meteorologist lisa argen for a look at the forecast. >> very hazy out there. 50s on the coast. you can see the fog here at the golden gate bridge. this will clear, temperatures are cool. look at those upper 40s in the north bay, 61 in livermore. still hot where the fires are burning near 80 degrees there in the upper elevations and winds still quite gusty. they will trend a little lighter, and then we're going to see them get stronger in the afternoon again as they shift to the north-northwest. the air quality continues to improve tomorrow. still some 90s today, a warm afternoon. low 90s inland with upper 60s at the coas

van los Ángeles por delante de san francisco. en el condado de solano se registrÓ el primer caso de gripay coronavirus simultÁneamente y debilita mucho el sistema inmunolÓgico. las celebraciones de victorias de los lakers y dodgers ha proporcionado que haya mÁs contagios. karla: como las autoridades se prepara para enfrentar las preocupaciones de los votantes. socorro: hay 3 estados de la naciÓn en el que se ve un aumento del 45% de nuevos casos ni en las Últimas semanas que las autoridades temen que la gente no vaya a votar. quieren decirle al electorado que despuÉs de que cada persona vote las casillas serÁn desinfectadas. se teme que en estados claves como texas, california y la florida que son estados en donde estÁ el mayor nÚmero de contagios, suceda lo mismo. autoridades de salud estÁ diciendo que lo haga. aquÍ en los Ángeles el alcalde ha dicho que cualquier persona que tenga sÍntomas o que estuvo festejando los Últimos dÍas las celebraciones de victorias, que por favor se haga la prueba. karla: gracias por

look at this beautiful shot in san francisco this morning. meters kari hall has been working how our free halloween forecast is shaping up. you've been telling us since this morning that it's a nice one any bay. >> we have a lot going on this weekend. as we enjoy the sunshine, we are also taking in some nice cool temperatures with most of our highs today reaching into the 70s. we will have 60s near the coast. overall, a great weekend. a nice one for halloween. we are getting ready to set our clocks back one hour but seeing a lot of people heading to the polls. i wanted to show you your forecast in the east bay if you're going out to vote today, we are going to see temperatures in the upper 60s at noon and upper 70s for the middle of the afternoon. we will talk about spots you can see fall color this weekend and the rest of the forecast coming up. >>> thanks. looking forward to that. >>> confirmed u.s. covid-19 cases has pushed past 9 million. nbc found more than 109,000 new cases were reported and equivalent of one new case every second. more

san francisco is the only other county in the orange tier. now, we check in with mike for a look at the forecast today. hey, mike! hey, julian. the red flag warning is different than most. it also includes the l valleys of the north and east bay. that puts millions of us in those critical fire conditions through 11:00 friday morning. right now, the winds are getting up to 40 in the north bay while the rest of us are still less than 10 miles an hour. record he >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from "dancing with the stars," carrie ann inaba. plus, science bob whips up a batch of bubbles as we continue "live's virtual science week." also, we will meet a california couple with a lot of halloween spirits. it all next on "live!" ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> ryan: good morning. hi. good morning, everybody. the middle of the week. wednesday, october 14th. nice to see well. things were tuning in. i got up early this morning. my coffee has already worn off. >

. >> reporter: i'm cierra johnson in san francisco. many schools begin to reopen their doors in the midst of the pandemic, some news from the state's top doctor, dr. ghaly, says he has found no connection between k-12 reopening and the spread of coronavirus. he says it still could be a little early with the results lacking, but he says what he sees so far is promising. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. president trump seems to be walking back some of his opposition to a new stimulus bill tweeting several things including he would support individual payments to families and support for airlines. yesterday he said the white house would not participate in negotiations at all. before that he tweeted from the hospital his support for a stimulus. this is a reversal of the reversal of the reversal. wall street pleased with the latest progress. >>> checking in with kari for a quick look at the forecast. >>> we are going to see some cooler temperatures today, only reaching into the mid-80s in our warmest spots and that continues thr

michael hunter, chief medical examiner in san francisco. >> we're seeing bleeding within some of the muscles. >> reporter: he made it crystal clear to the jury that cassy's killer strangled her. >> once you see injuries to the neck, petechial hemorrhages, evidence of assault that you can form an opinion. and i have formed an opinion that this represents strangulation. >> reporter: but why should the jury decide brad did that? >> he was in the academy from january 2006. >> reporter: this is ed reynolds, retired silver city police chief and also, once, brad's police academy instructor. the man who taught him the chokehold. >> when i execute this technique, you pull down. >> reporter: so eerily similar to what darlene demonstrated. >> his arm was up on her neck like this. >> reporter: all of which was interesting, said defense attorney nathan gonzalez, but did not prove that brad was the killer. in fact, he told the jury, they arrested the wrong man. >> it will be clear that other people had access, motive, and ability to complete this crime. >> reporter: but their star witness to drive

mientras que en san francisco alcanza los 82 grados de mÁxima y maÑana nuevamente el calor estarÁ presente en toda la regiÓn con mÁximas en 85 grados en san josÉ, podemos tener hasta 86 grados. no es hasta final de semana que veremos un descenso en las temperaturas, asÍ que es importante ante este calor que estarÁ presente al menoshasta el jueves, beba mucho lÍquido para mantenerse hidratado, si trabaja al aire libre, tome varios descansos a la sombra, tambiÉn usé vestimenta adecuada. el jueves pasa un frente frÍo y veremos un descenso en las temperaturas. dayana: si desea compartir sus vÍdeos a fotografías sobre la condiciÓn del tiempo en la bahÍa, puede hacerlo a travÉs de nuestra pÁgina web. una nueva opciÓn para compartir sus imÁgenes con la comunidad. los alcaldes de varios condados le dieron una carta al gobernador pidiendo que se abran las escuelas lo antes posible, el alcalde de san josÉ indica que la clase en lÍnea no apoya a los niÑos de bajos ingresos. >> necesitamos asegurarnos que mÁs de nuestros niÑos puedan volver a la escuela. dayana: los alcaldes insi

francisco democrat is totally out of syncd with most americans and i think the comb or he is and the more focused he is on the issues, the worse kamala harris is going to do. >> laura: it's so great to see you tonight, thank you so much for being with us. more bad science from the cdc? my medicine cabinet is here in moments, they will walk us through the latest walk back from the government and the response to dr. fauci's comments on covid lethality, stay there. ♪ acelet that had the names of her children. she asked me, 'doctor, am i going to be okay?' and i could not give her the answer that i wanted to give her. there is no excuse for why we don't have this under control at this point. joe biden listens to medical experts. he actually has a plan that does the things that we should have been doing many months ago. and joe biden is not going to let his ego get in the way of fighting the disease. ff pac is responsible for the content of this ad. >> you've got to look to the science. >> the white house deciding its smarter, it can do things better than the scientists who are trained

they are from san francisco. they hate republicans and conservatives. if you want to beat them, challenge them. go the places like parlor. you have to innovate a platform that believes in free speech instead of trying to change the left wingers running these platforms. i think the administration knew it would happen a year ago and the president and others could have moved to a different platform and driven their supporters there where they could have had free speech. they didn't do that. stuck on twitter and facebook. now we're relegated to the censorship of jack dorsey and zuckerberg which i think is sad. >> harris: it's a lot. like a big old piece of duct tape across certain people's mouths so you can't hear their point of view. we'll move on. the anonymous author of a 2018 op-ed critical of president trump has come forward. how the president is speaking out and calling for some serious consequences for that individual. $3,000 a year, what would you do with the money? save for your retirement, update your home, maybe buy a new car? record low rates ha

san jose the upper 60s with a live camera above san francisco for tonight with some patchy fog trying to make a comeback near the coast and near portions of the bay. take a look at your forecast tomorrow and the beaches are cooling off definitely compared to today and the bay side locations as well. still some 90s for a place like santa rosa, concord, lower 90s. san jose back down to the 80s in fremont. a look ahead as we will cool things off for sunday with a little bump in the numbers by monday, but thankfully in this five-day forecast, we are not talking about any heat advisories, no red flag fire warnings beyond tomorrow morning, so it looks like somewhat of an improvement with the smoky skies through the weekend. >> just hold out a few more days, mark, thank you. >>> coming up in sports, miami heat flames slowly being put out in the nba finals as baseball world mourns the loss of one of the greatest pitchers. sports director mark ibanez coming up next. >>> and outside tonight smoky skies in the bay area. thanks for joining us. the 11:00 news picks up right after this. proposition

the metering lights are remaining on as you make the west bound ride into san francisco. left lane blocked on richmond san rafael bridge. we are seeing much lighter conditions on the san mateo bridge. >>> we are dealing with extreme heat and dangerous fire weather conditions with a red flag warning extended until 6:00 p.m. and heat advisory for the bay area, likely record breaking high temperatures, mid to upper 90s to triple digit heat inland, low to mid 90s around they endorse yes on 25 to end money bail. governor gavin newsom. congresswoman karen bass. the western center on law and poverty. the dolores huerta foundation. californians for safety and justice. and the california democratic party. yes on 25. and the california democratic party. to wear a mask out in public around other people. sure it'll keep you healthy. but more importantly, i won't have to see your happy smiling face. ugh. and if you don't want to wear a mask, i've just got one thing to tell you. scram, go away. ugh. caring for each other because we are all in this together. so wear a mask and have a ro

san francisco will reach up to 68 degrees. and for the north bay, expect a high up to 82 degrees in ukiah. as we go through that halloween forecast for the bay and inland areas, also expect some low-80s tomorrow for a high and then going into tomorrow evening. it's going to cool off quickly going into the upper 60s by 7:00 and some mid-60s at 8:00. and through the rest of the forecast, quiet weather continues into next week, marcus. >> thanks, kari. we'll have another local news update in 30 minutes. as a nurse, i've faced the fear of being stretched too thin to do my job right. and it's not just health care workers. our teachers and school staff are going the extra mile for our kids. our firefighters are taking on unthinkable missions to keep us safe. how can we keep giving billions in tax breaks to rich corporations when our communities need that money? prop 15 closes corporate loopholes and invests in our schools, health care, and public safety. help us do our jobs. vote yes on 15. uber and lyft are like every big guy i've

san francisco being recognized for something no city wants. a new report says the city is one of the most rat-infested places in the entire country. it's number five on the list of most infested city. orkin says it ranks u.s. cities based on the number of new rodent treatment calls each year. here are the top five. chicago taking the number one spot for the sixth year in a row followed by los angeles, new york, washington, d.c., and coming in hot at number five, san francisco. >>> let's shift gears and check in now with mike. >> thank you, julian. hi, everybody. we'll start with your neighborhood temperatures. we're mainly in the 50s. there's 48 in half moon bay. 46 at santa rosa and gados. we have a small chance -- we have a chance for a small area to have critical fire conditions starting tonight through wednesday. the north bay mountains, julian. (garage door opening) it is my father's love... it is his passion- it is his fault he didn't lock the garage. don't even think about it! been there, done that. with liftmaster® powered by myq®, k

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san francisco will reach 73 degrees. 80 in santa rosa and san jose a high of 76 degrees. the fire danger does continue through early tomorrow morning. we'll be watching that with temperatures staying in the 70s. laura? >>> all right, thank you very much. we'll be back with another local news update in half an hour. we hope to see you then. >> i lost her. shekids, she's i'm kristen welker. lawyer. she decided when 45 she would a lawyer. she it was entertaining. when the election is over? practice of shutting off "popstart". its electrical grid >>> california's largest utilits shut off electricity to hundreds of thousands of residents last o night, forecasters are fires. anticipating some of the firesd strongest winds of the year, which could fuel even more milr wildfires.es in california soar thi pacific gas & electric made a practice of shutting off its electrical grid to prevent its equipment from sparking new elv the wrong place at the wrong time over the weekend. look fires. at this drone video. first you see thousands of fires have scorche more than 4 million acres in

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live in san francisco. cornell better nafrltd abc7 news. >> we are all cheering for this story, cornell, in the studio. great work. happy to see both dogs are okay. >>> san mateo people to use caution after another mountain lion sighting. this cat was seen walking through a backyard. it all after two other sightings, one on freeway at 10:00 p.m., and another saturday morning at 6:45. police officers could not dauktd thorough search of the area but were unable to low date animal. >>> one man is dead following a shooting morning vallejo. police found him at the blue rock apartment complex at about 4:00 a.m. you can see there the heavy police presence. no arrests have been made and the victim has been identified as 28-year-old vallejo resident. >>> a covid-19 compliance team gets on work starting tomorrow at san mateo county. today they said the team will warn people who continually refuse to wear face masks and retain social distancing. they may have to pay fines and face criminal charges. most pelosi said sh

switching to how is san francisco measuring up. we're going to kind of come back to this at the end. i would simply put it this way and this is simplifying. we have the traditional approach and that is engineering, education, enforcement, emergency medical sources. i would add evaluation. we're urging equity and engagement. part of what vision zero is re-emphasize the ease. i would say political will needs to go to this and rethinking enforcement and education. i will absolutely give the city of san francisco credit, we are leading in that space of vision zero cities. there are others doing great work and many doing great work. a lot are at the newer stages. obviously san francisco is further along and we're getting further along. yet, as you can see from my plan or spectrum, we're not where we need to be. i'm going to start by talking about new york. that may be annoying. but we can learn a lot. i really want to emphasize to snow what's possible. i think many cities should be going there. new york is the longest-running u.s. city

good air there in san francisco. the exception to the rule right around the glass fire as some of the smoke has drained down into the valleys. as fire activity picks up, i think we'll see more smoke around the north bay and inland east bay. here is your tailgating at home forecast today. valleys reaching the 90s. bay side temperatures in the 70s and 80s. so that kickoff forecast, keep in mind san jose's high near 88 degrees. santa clara likely seeing upper 80s as well by 5:25. mid-80s we think around kickoff time and cooling under hazy skies and, again, most of the bad air quality moving off to the east as we head through the rest of the evening hours. the seven-day forecast we're talking about rain and better air quality this week. >> music to our ears. we can't wait to see you in about 15. >>> we begin right now with president trump's health as he wakes up in the hospital for a second morning with coronavirus. he remains at walter reed medical center. a new look at the president as a covid patient. last night these

san francisco snapped the two-game slide. they won their first game at home and got back to the style that made them the nfc champs last year. i asked coach shanahan if he saw that clip of george letting out a big woo. >> i didn't see it, but i can -- i feel like i did just by hearing you imitate him because i know exactly that sound. george is awesome to have around. i mean, everyone knows he's one of our best players. he's also -- him and bourn are probably our team mascots, just the way they act and their personality each day. but, i mean, george was fired up. he's got to chill out a little bit. he's way too aggressive when he celebrates with me. i can't handle too many more hits. him mcglinchey and laken are the worst. but, no, he's like that with everybody. he never changes. you think even on a bad day he'll be worse. he always finds a way to be upbeat and positive. he's a true wwe walking nfl football player. >> tough news here. running back raheem mostert suffered a high ankle sprain in last night's win over l.a. on th

a great shot of san francisco. clear skies there. san jose 61 degrees. noticeably cooler this morning compared to yesterday. look at that, nevada, 11 degrees cooler. even in san jose two degrees cooler and the most noticeable one is half moon bay. 25 degrees cooler. we have that off shore flow that sort of helped to warm us up and it's what's keeping up dry and what's raising the concern for elevated fire danger. the red flag warning which was originally set to expire yesterday has extended to 8:00 a.m. we are 15 minutes away from that expiring in the north bay mountains and east bay hills. the winds are expected to diminish. and as far as the concerns for the heat, the heat advisory also expired yesterday but it will still be warm into the 80s and 90s. definitely above normal for this time of the year. it's october but it does not feel like it. not even around the coastline where it's usually a lot cooler. look at san jose, and san francisco once again in the mid 80s. 85 degrees. oakland, 88. napa in the 90s. concord, 95 degrees. those winds again look

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in san francisco, we're reaching into the mid-80s. our seven-day forecast shows we'll still have some very warm temperatures into the weekend. although it will come down slightly, but the fire danger definitely continues for today. >>> all right. and it's time. it's our >>> all right. and it's time. it's our favorite. that's right sunday night, football night in america. savannah's eagles fly into levy stadium. does that stadium make me look fat? i don't know but we're looking at the 49ers in santa clara partly cloudy, 75. eagles, 49ers. sunday night football night in america. >> if there was ever a morning -- wow. >> wow >> i was feeling a little fuzzy there. actually, that wasn't planned. that's just the way rope shoots things. >> oh, mr. roper. >> thank you for that. we needed that this week. >> you're welcome, america. >>> up next, icons of country music honoring its most iconic venue. this is "today" on nbc they do one of the most difficult jobs there is, even in normal times. our frontline health care workers. and when these her

francisco, and attorney general of california. and she's only the second black woman to serve in the united states senate. do you think having the first woman of color, the first woman, as vice president may change things? >> kamala harris: i do. it helps change the perception of who can do what because that is still part of the battle after all. and you imagine some young person then seeing, "oh, things can be different. i don't have to conform to whatever i'm-- you know, supposed to do or relegated to do. i can imagine what can be and be unburdened by what has been," you know? >> o'donnell: what kind of role do you think you would play in a biden administration? >> kamala harris: joe biden's partner. one of the first things he said was, "i want you to be the first person in the room and the last person in the room." >> o'donnell: how often do you and joe biden speak? >> kamala harris: almost every day. >> joe biden: your next vice president of the united states, kamala harris. >> o'donnell: from the moment joe biden selected her

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but i i want to recognize through the san francisco park alliance that without the san francisco park alliance, make no mistake that we would not be renovating or ribbon cutting five new playgrounds. their partnership is invaluable and they lead with their heart and they care about the parks. thank you, san francisco park alliance. [applause] and then last to my own team, lisa brampton, lisa, thank you for all that you have done to bring private resources to help to supplement what the voters have done to allow us to renovate these playgrounds. to our park supervisor, brandon young bright and early here, mayor, making sure that this place looked super clean. so, thank you, brandon, for being here. and to dan mauer, our project manager for this particular project, and to all of the rec and park staff who really had to hustle to make sure that you can see these markings on the ground and you can see all of the signs in the last 36 hours we have put out maybe 750 signs and have marked playgrounds and, yeah, my staff always rises to the occasion. so a big shout out to the rec and park sta

located in san francisco. of course, a franchise tax board account, comply with the san francisco labor laws, have the payroll taxes. one of my big keys is intend to retain the employee once the subsidy period ends. the subsidy periods all end after six months. we don't hold you to the future, however, we want folks to be able to intend to retain that employee beyond the subsidy period. we also ask that the subsidy or the wages are similar to other employees that are doing the same type of work in that business. we discourage and do not want any hiring of family relationships or marriage through that, and there is an application process, which i'll have roxana describe in just a few minutes. one of the things that i wanted to describe in this program is an employee cannot be an existing employee, and they cannot start work until the employer has been approved for jobsnow! approval. it's not like hey, we've hired you, and bart, we want to go ahead and get the wage subsidy. r roxana, do you want to mention about

>>well from san mateo county was simple san francisco county to and talk about the warriors we we did a story the other day about how levi stadium was opening up their facility to help with the vote. well the warriors also doing the same thing by opening up the chase center we've got crawford's reyna harvey live outside of that facility this morning to explain what they're doing good morning. rhonda. >>the morning james, you know the lawyers have been very outspoken about how important this mary election is so it's no surprise that they're there to put that action into those words, they're opening up 3 centers like you said right here thrive caesar says go over in oakland and over in santa cruz as well, so all 3 of those locations tomorrow right here thrive city you can show up 10:00am to 04:00pm with your balance is going to serve as a drop-off location that's also going to run to sunday you see that as well same hours now monday and tuesday. that's what it's at 08:00am and 05:00pm tuesday 07:00am and 08:00pm now heading over to oakland over here 1011 broadway. this is going to serve

it is 75 at san francisco, oakland 79, 87 mountain view and 86 san jose and 83 gilroy and 64 half moon bay and some warmer readings for you as we look westward from emeryville. 91 right now at santa rosa. in fact, low 90s at napa, fairfield, concord and livermore at this hour at this point in the season and 88 in the cool spot and forecast features. critical fire conditions will be with us through friday. record heat is possible. i'm talking about record afternoon high temperatures and record high overnight low temperatures. that's how warm it going to be next two nights. much cooler patter begins on sunday but that's still about four days away. so here is a look at the red flag warning in effect until 11:00 a.m. friday. winds will be generally out of the north, northeast gusting to 45, 50 miles per hour perhaps higher at times. we have very low relative humidity, dry fuels or dry vegetation. fires can start or spread easily, quickly under those conditions. some things we can do to protect ourselves and our property, remove flammable fall vegetation, pack and update our emergency kits,

let's take a live look outside over san francisco, from san bruno mountain. you can see that layer of fog and as we wake up on another weekend with a microclimate weather alert. thank you so much for starting your weekend with us. i'm kira klapper. meteorologist rob mayeda is in with that microclimate forecast. hey, rob. >> hi, there. real interesting view from san bruno mountain. you did see the patches of low clouds locally inland, across some of the peninsula hills and around the bay area this morning, as we show you the temperatures, too. it does feel more like fall outside. look at 49 degrees in santa rosa, low 50s in napa. but the reason for the microclimate weather alert is, again, the air quality. the north bay unhealthy to very unhealthy around yountville, calistoga and napa. we're also seeing unhealthy levels down 680, through the tri-valley and morgan hill this morning. temperatures will be in the mid-to-upper 90s inland, 70s for san francisco. should see some cooling tomorrow as the sea breeze returns, and perhaps more interesting, late next week,

low 70s for south san francisco and sausalito and right near 70 in san francisco. 84 to 89 through the north bay valleys. along the east bay shore 73 at richmond and 76 at oakland and 82 at fremont. as you head into the valleys. 88 to 93. i guarantee this will be the last day you use your air conditioner. tonight, look at the marine layer spreading and it's going to be a little juicier. expect a little more drizzle and a little more fog tomorrow. look at the valleys and the north bay. definitely a sign of our longer nights. 40s there while the rest of us wake up in the 50s. here we are at 7:00 thursday evening and increasing clouds and onshore breeze and highs only in the 60s and 70s thursday. rain is going to look a little more impressive because this is still our medium range model and has a larger grid when it shows you where it is going to rain. comes right over the bay area friday and then a little bit of a break friday and wake up to mist and drizzle and then saturday evening we have a chance of wet weather in the north bay. now, as we get closer, we'll get the high resolution mo

part of san francisco's lemur mystery is solved. the stolen lemur is now safely back in zookeepers hands. police and animal control were called to a daley city preschool yesterday where a child spotted the lemur in the tree and told the teacher who called police. the reunion is not case closed. cops are still looking for two people who took him from his enclosure late wednesday. >>> cierra johnson is following developments in the search for the thieves. she'll have a live report in our midday newscast at 11:00 a.m. we have the full back story on our website. >>> also at midday, the latest on power shutoffs still impacting thousands around the bay area. pg&e expects to have full power restored by noon. our red flag warning some end two hours from now. are you kidding me? for years, the residential burden has gone up. while the corporate burden has gone down. prop 15 reverses that. it closes corporate loopholes and invests in schools, small business, and firefighters. and when the big corporations pay more, your tax bill goes down. th

that will put san francisco in the mid-70s. stay tuned, i have the forecast for the rest of the bay ar

live look outside in san francisco. we are seeing that sunshine and also those winds that will be picking up as we go throughout today. we do have that red flag warning that will be in effect for the north bay hills through tomorrow morning. and then for the east bay hills and santa cruz mountains, we'll be added to that red flag warning that will start up again as we head into wednesday through friday. so we have a couple of time periods here where some high winds and hot temperatures will continue. >>> and that's your latest weather. guys >> all right, mr. roker. so pop start, before we dig in, it looks like there's some new pop start swag >> look at the swag i've got a friend in california made my pop start mask for me and the kids my name is on it we're going to sell them 40 bucks and i've told uncle al, for years, i said you should sell scarfs around the street that say "here's what's happening in your neck of the woods". >> lots to get to today. a couple of great trailers bruce springstein is up first. his newest

francisco. take a look at this map. there we have that, we have heat warnings across parts of southern california. enhanced fire danger, the red flag warnings right where the large fires are burning. triple digit heat from redding to burbank. cooler and quieter weather this weekend. that's when the tropics get active again. the southern gulch, western caribbean, favorite spots in october and we are worried about two potential systems heading into next week. david? >> all right, rob with us tonight, as well. thank you, rob marciano. >>> and we're going to turn in the meantime to the tragic loss for model and tv host chrissy teigen and john legend, losing a baby. teigen sharing the news on social media, what is so often suffered alone. here's abc's kaylee hartung. >> reporter: tonight, a heartbreaking battle being shared with the public. supermodel and television host chrissy teigen revealing devastating news that she and her husband, singer john legend, just lost a child, saying, "we are shocked

our other major story, san francisco is pressing pause on reopening. >> the last thing we want to do is go backwards. >> the mayor saying the last thing we want to do is go backwards, today city leaders said they're slowing down and

francisco, what do you think they thought? >> i don't think they are intimidated, this was a hearing supposedly on the section 230 which is that immunity shield but i think 230 didn't come up. that tells you that congress is not focused on the issue, congress is focused on talking but they aren't focused on doing anything at these tech barons, whatever else they are -- they are not stupid. until congress gets serious, they're going to keep right on doing this. >> tucker: you got right to the nub of it, 230 would defang these companies -- that's real. great to see o you. massive civil rights demonstration tonight, more than a thousand looters ransacked family-owned businesses in philadelphia, why did they do that? we'll tell you, we have the tape -- straight ahead. ♪ >> tucker: violent riots, widespread looting blew up for a second night in the city of philadelphia, we'll tell you why but first here's part of what it looked like last night. [shouting] [shouting] [alarm beeping] >> tucker: the media mostly ignored the looting

this is opening night for san francisco's newest attraction, the sky star observation wheel at golden gate park. it's 15 stories tall with us a some views and 36 air conditioned gondolas. earlier today, big crowds. more than 2,000 people waited in line. the high end ferris wheel is helping commemorate the park's 150th anniversary. and yes, protocols are in place. riders must have their temperatures check and you have to wear a mask, and each gondola is cleaned after every riechltd it's $18 to ride. thanks for joining us on nbc bay area. we hope to see you back here tomorrow. good night. ♪ >> steve: from rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight join jimmy and his guests - anthony mackie, lily james, musical guest, black thought featuring portugal the man and the last artful dodgr. and the legendary roots crew and now, here's your host, jimmy fallon ♪ >> jimmy: oh, that's what i'm talking about. hey, everybody thank you so much. [ applause ] welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show." let's get to

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