with taste. and now try new progresso chili. slow-simmered, homemade taste. a good sunday morning. thank you very much for joining us. we start off your sunday with a beautiful picture of san francisco. if you can make it out there through the clouds from san b bruno mountain, the sunrise just starting today. we begin with a look at your microclimate forecast and a bit of fog. >> a lot of fog. we're talk about our inland valley. this is the look in san jose. you can see the fog really enundating the lens and hard to

make out what is below 87. this is setting the stage for rain on the way for tomorrow morning. if you're a monday morning commuters especially between 5:00 and 7:00, that's when we'll see the first rain drops and showers for most of your monday. take advantage of appetizer tod. 65 in san francisco today. mid-70s elsewhere from the north bay down to the south bay. even though we'll see sunshine, it won't be overly hot and feel like a fall day. maybe a good day to head out and grab your pumpkin. >> you're already in the halloween spirit. i like to hear it. turning our attention to the ebola crisis. a significant hurdle is about to be cleared in the struggle to contain the virus. in less than 24 hours 48 people will be released from isolation. these are the first people who came into contact with thomas

eric duncan after he arrived in if united states. mark matthew s in dallas with latest numbers. these folks have finished a three-week observation period. good morning. >> reporter: as of midnight tonight that 21-observation day period will be over. 21 days is the incubation period for ebola. most times the virus travels faster than that. if you're symptom free after 21 days you're in the clear. 38 people came into contact with the only man the die in the united states, thomas eric duncan. that 21-daytime frame expires tonight add midnight. the 48 have been monitored for three weeks. none have shown any signs or symptoms of the disease. it includes his fiancee, her son and two young men she consider family. this is a milestone and there's

no reason for anyone to panic. >> there's a few people that are afraid and i understand it. if you have not touched a bodily fluid of eric duncan or someone symptommatic, you don't have it. there's no reason not to send your children to school or go to synagogue or church or go to the last day of the state fair of texas or go to the cowboy game. you need to continue living your lives and let us do our job. our number one job is to keep you safe and that's what we're going to do. >> reporter: 14 people have already been released from their 21-day isolation period after midnight there will be 111 people going through monitoring including 75 health care workers and employees here at texas health presbyterian hospital. of those 75, 15 or so is style he still here at the hospital. the hospital has offered them

room. it's not medically recommended. it's something the hospital is doing to give their employees a little peace of mind. reporting from dallas, nbc for today in the bay. >> the response of the ebola virus down there in texas. thank you very much. governor jerry brown said to meet with the nurses about the need for higher standard. the goal is to make california the national leader when it comes to ebola standards and protocol. that meeting is set for tuesday morning. nurses are planning to rally in oakland demanding the state adopt tighter, more com comprehensive measures. stay with us for complete coverage. when you're away from your tv you to go to nbcbayarea.com. search keyword, ebola. new details of a church split into two. catholic bishops rejecting new policies that would welcome gays and lesbians into the church.

after substantial push back on the original version even a watered down section on min sterping to gays that stripped away the welcoming tone contained in the draft document earlier in the week got rejected. pope francis expected the bishops to disagree and insisted the full document be pub accomplished even the part that did not receive full approval. a priest said he's happy to see a modicum of progress. >> i'm excited this happened. i'm disappointed those things got dropped this week. however, i think it is progress. the fact we had an open conversation. >> rather than recognize gay members as individual who is have gifts to offer the church, the revised document refers to homosexuality has one of the problems catholic families have to con front. a 20-year-old north bay man

behind bars this morning accused out of running over two women with his truck. the man purposely drove over his ex-girlfriend and a relative with his pickup truck and took off. officers chased the truck throughout the city and arrested them while the women were rushed to the hospital. both are expected to survive. neighbors say they ashocked by a chp officer accused of sharing porn. the officer now out on bail. according to investigators he download and shared videos of child porn while on and off duty. they tracked the downloads over wi-fi. officers uncovered a hard drive inside his personal vehicle. there's more campaign cash from the person trying to unseat

the governor. he added $1 million to his on campaign. this brings the gop hopeful's total personal contributions to more than $3 million for the primary and general election. as the end of september, governor brown has banked more than $23 million for his campaign. none of it from his own money. a new study shows a record number of latinos are able to vote across the country. that study finds latino influence will be largely limited in the upcoming midterm election. that's because few of the come t pettive races are in states with large latino population. much more ahead especially if you're one of the people that's caught orange october fever. coming up, the giants get a final tune up at at&t park before heading off to kansas city for game 1 of the world

series. >> it's like a sports renaissance. all the different venues are being built. >> is the south bay turns into a sports mecca? one team said good-bye to an old stadium and held low to a new one. we'll be right back. (yawn)

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welcome back. it's 7:10 on your sunday as we check out the city of san francisco. the transamerica building. the fog as anthony has been talking about this morning kind of taking over the city. the giants held a practice at at&t park yesterday afternoon. they got some rest at home before leaving for kansas city. the team and the fans are ready for another run at the fall classic. >> it's the anticipation. anticipation for the game in san francisco is incredible. we have tuesday, wednesday at

kansas city. all that is very exciting. >> sproo surprise he was just voted mvp after locking down the cardinals. we looked on stubhub at ticket prices on friday. brace yourself. the lowest thing we found nearly 500 bucks and that's only for standing room only. bleacher seats running for 700 plus. obviously, it goes up from there. some say tickets are more expensive in kansas city. a lifelong giant fan caught a piece of team history. he returned it to its rightful owner. >> not a scratch. here it comes. swing and deep into right field. way back there. >> giant fans going to remember that for a long time. the giants sent to the world series.

as you can see frank burke catching the game winning ball. he's from oakdale heard the player wanted it back and he returned it. in return he got a signed back. the team called up burke and gave him four tickets to the san francisco world series on friday. he is taking his wife, a friend and one other lucky person. very nice exchange there. fans showing their support for the orange and black. check out our photo gallery online. we want you to see and your families giants outfits. tweet your photos at nbcbayarea.com or e-mail them to us. we'll have continuing coverage on air and online. much more still to come. kicking off for the last time, the san jose say good-bye to stadium and hello to a brand new

home. we're looking at cloudy skies. we'll see sunshine limited a t the coastline. we'll talk about your sunday forecast and the next chance of rain rooifs as soon as tomorrow. we're back after this.

a live look. do not be mistaken, that's not san francisco. downtown san jose. the fog socking everybody in on this sunday morning. we'll check in with anthony to find out more on that. for right now it's wrap. the san jose earthquakes close out their last game but it marks tend of an era as the team ditches santa clara university for new digs right across the street. there's more on the new stadium that's causing a buzz with fans and players. are. >> reporter: 10,000 fans packed

the stadium to capacity for the final home game on the santa clara university campus. they held a funeral complete with tombstones and a corpse. while it marked tend of seven seasons it's a time for a fresh start. >> last place. >> reporter: it's expected to be finished in march and can seat double their last home. it opens a few months after levi stadium debuted as the 49ers new venue. >> it's like a sports renaissance down here. >> reporter: they joined the long established sharks at making the south bay a sports destination with appealing fans. >> silicon valley is a wealth of ideas. i think the active lifestyle sports has is a good connection with what people do in silicon

valley. >> reporter: the restaurant has seen a boost in customers because of the 49ers new stadium adding the earthquake new place will just extend the flow of big spending sports fans another few months after football season. >> we are like come on, come on so we can offer you all these drinks. we're ready to go. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >> clearly we are prepared. there are other projects in development that includes a new hotel being built by former 49ers quarterback joe montana. it will be much needed since the opening of levi stadium, hotels have averaged 85% occupancy and the cost of the room a record $200 per night. let's check in with anthony slaughter with a look at your forecast. san francisco, san jose the fog is everywhere. >> it is everywhere. in most places we are see the

fog. we want to start you off with a time lapse. there it is right as the sun started to come up. it's squishing all of that fog to the surface. we're seeing a cold front move through and the atmosphere will mix out. we're watching the system developing off the coast. you can see the cold front making its way into portland. let's step outside and show you what it looks like from the north bay into san francisco through the east shore and into the south bay. as we were mentioning it's kind of patchy now. one place that's not seeing the fog is palo alto. we're looking at clear skies but from this vantage point a little

deceiving. on the other side we're seeing foggy conditions. really at the coastline everybody expected to stay in. get away from the water our inland low kagts will see sunshine. 77 for the south bay today. mid-70s for the peninsula and east shore. even in north bay a little bit cool. if you're headed to the coastline, the second day of that happening today. temperatures definitely warranting for a jacket. 64 degrees for your high there. again, mainly cloudy skies expected from really time the sun goes up till the time the sun goes down. i want to fast forward you into our next chance of rain. this is monday morning around 8:00. you can see the rain will be falling across parts of the north bay down towards the golden bay bridge. expecting to see the shower activity to start the day tomorrow. as we head through the day

you'll notice the cold front starts to fall apart as it makes it way into the east bay and south bay. very typical. no surprise there. we actually get a bit of extra moistu moisture. overall the good news with this is we're going to be looking at a steady light rain all day long. while it won't be consistent heavy rain it will be enough to give us a tenth of an inch in san jose and bit more in the north bay. this just an estimate. these numbers could change and most likely with every system we see come through this fall, models have underdone it. i think we'll see a quarter of an inch, maybe half an inch and maybe more than that across the santa cruz mountains. rainy to start the workweek. as we head through the upcoming week temperatures start to rebound but not by much. there will be a system we're wa watching off the coast by thursday and friday. you can see how close it gets so

a slight deviation could mean with have to add rain. it's still a few days away. nonetheless, remember tomorrow make sure you have the umbrellas ready for the first part of the week. temperatures do start to rebound. we start to dry out. >> much needed rain. we'll be tracking that. much more ahead, next. heartwarming story. the man and his family spend e spent their summer doing chores for strangers. what inspired their travels will make you feel bay area proud. lof preventable medical errors, now the third leading cause of death. only heart disease and cancer take more lives. proposition 46 will save lives with drug and alcohol testing to make sure impaired doctors don't treat someone you love. safeguards against prescription drug abuse.

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unless you figure out how to help others in the process. >> this family is a little different. we normally profile people who live in the bay area. the merset family does not. they make the area special with their brand of service. >> two, three, four, five, six, seven. it's a little different than a home. >> reporter: it takes a special kind of adventure to make family of eight traveling in an rv work for them. >> real fancy on breakfast here. >> i'll take one of those. >> reporter: then again the family of phoenix, arizona is special in a number of ways. >> here we go. >> reporter: first of all, tammy and greg didn't drive with their six kids ages 17 to 7 all the way to northern california just to see the sights. >> look at this. there's the ocean. >> reporter: they came here to

do chores. in a place they don't live for family they've never met. >> if you can get a teenager to think about something other than themselves, that's a big deal. >> reporter: their unique journey started with a very common problem. how to get their kids to do chores around their house. >> yeah, we could see this is either going to go really, really naggy where you'll be on them all the time or figure out way. >> reporter: the way ended up being greg devising a software program that helps family manage chores while giving children the power over saving, spending or sharing their rewards. it has grown into something called my job chart.com. now boasting close to 800,000 members. it wasn't until this summer that they came up with the idea of

taking on other people's chores. >> first, we didn't know if they were serious or not. they were. >> reporter: they packed the family in an rv and headed cross country doing chores for people facing financial or medical hardship. >> let's have the charities we're working with see if they have people in need that we can stop and really practice what we preach. let's do some chores, some jobs for them. >> reporter: the cross country trip was such great adventure they are at it again. on this day it's landscaping and cleaning for a new mom in santa cruz dealing with cancer and mounting medical bills. >> i think they're learning empathy at the end of the day. i think they're learning how to empathize with people in all different walks after life. >> we all need each other whether you're healthy or sick or there's something for everyone. everyone can help each other in some way. >> reporter: it's way of travel that might not be for all

families but a way of life we can all learn a little something from. >> so far on the west coast swing of their trip doing chores, they visited nine cities, done more than 100 chores and driven 1600 miles. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> we can all learn a bit from that story. much more ahead, facebook wants to unfriend the dea. what the federal agency is going that has the social network calling foul. the search called off for hannah graham. the discovery that search crews made this weekend.

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we'll show you sunrise over in palo alto. more of a crisp unblocked view on your sunday. good morning. thank you very much for joining us. i'm sam brock alongside anthony slaughter. fog and rain. >> that's what we're tracking over the next 24 hours. if you have plans and want to get outside and thinking about doing anything outside, it's going to be nice. this vantage point right now is san jose. really a foggy even there this morning but as i mentioned it will be cloudy most of the day at the coastline and limited sunshine there. we'll see sunshine in our inland valleys and a damp commute for tomorrow morning. the showers will be with us most of the day for your monday winding down by the evening hours. right now temperatures in the 50s. near 60s in san francisco. not going to move a whole bunch. expect mid-70s. foggy skies till about 10:00,

11:00. >> we have seen a series of rain ve events in the last several day pps. >> talking about this last night. we had one system that came through september 23rd through 26th and gave us an inch of rain in north bay. i don't think it will be that big. a couple of days ago we had .1 of a inch, maybe not that small. new this morning a church split into two. cat catholic bishops rejecting a document. after substantial push back on the original version even a watered down section on ministering to gays that stripped away the welcoming done contained in a draft document earlier this week. that too got rejected. pope francis expected the bishops to disagree. he wanted to full document

published. a priest from san francisco said he's happy to see a modicum of progress here. >> i'm excited at what's happening. i'm disappointed those things got dropped this week. i think it is progress. the fact we had an open conversation. >> rather than recognize gay members as individuals who have gifts to offer to the church, the revised document refers to homosexuality as one of the quote, problems that catholic family ies have to confront. even the revised paragraph failed to reach the two-thirds majority that it immediates to pass. rape charges have been dropped for a uc berkeley student. after an interview with the victim no sexual assault occurred.

search teams found remains for a missing student. the search for the teen has been called off. >> reporter: after 35 days and thousands of man hours looking, search crews track down the grimmest of findings. >> we think perhaps today proved their worst. they discovered what appears to be human remains. >> reporter: detectives quickly contacted hannah's parents. a desperate state of unknown evolving into an even more harrowing reality. >> detectives made a very difficult phone call and reach and out to john and susan graham to share with them this preliminary discovery. >> reporter: the search teams

pinpointed the remains but are not positively identified as hannah graham. still detectives are now calling off the search for the uva student. >> this sadly is now a death investigation. >> reporter: suspect jesse matthew junior is charged with hannah's abduction. investigators believe evidence links him to 20-year-old morgan harrington who's body was discovered in 2009. this area is just 20 minutes from where hannah graham was last seen at the downtown mall and 20 minutes from where jesse matthew lived in his apartment. >> there's farms and little houses and big houses. there's been helicopters flying over. >> reporter: as the effort into

solving the case continues to drive forward. >> that was kelly reporting. we'll see where the investigation goes from here. the world health organization fending off criticism of a memo leaked to the press. they botched attempts to contain the ebola outbreak in west africa. yesterday the organization said it was a rough draft that hadn't been fact checked or reviewed. the president used his weekly address to reassure american that is the government is working to protect anyone who comes into contact with the virus. across the country doctors stress ebola is difficult to catch when flying. >> i would be perfectly comfortable if i sat right next to here. my risk of acquiring it is really zero. >> the two nurses who caught ebola have been moved to specialized treatment faciliti s facilities. 75 of their co-workers are self-monitoring. 48 people in isolation in

dallas, texas are about to be released after 21 days of monitoring. the ebola virus has grabbed national headlines and is becoming a political issue. hillary clinton blamed cuts to the centers for disease control for impacting response to the ebola crisis. new ads are ripping lawmakers and specifically republicaning for bringing in cuts that kill. in this morning's reality check we explore the validity of those claims. >> cuts have been made by $585 million. >> it's high noon for the political season and ads like this one produced by the agenda project will saturate air waves all over the country. >> cut. >> before you make any snap judgments here are three things you need know about this video. first, the crucial sound bite. >> there are outbreaks happening today that we're not able to recognize or stop as effectively

as we should. >> stop. these remarks made by cdc director dr. thomas frieden are more than a year old. they come from a september 2013 press conference that pre-dated the ebola outbreak. here is number two. >> cuts have been made by 585 million. >> fundings have been slashed. actually closer to a billion dollars before some of those cuts were restored. you're not being told we checked out financial documents on the cdc's website. when it comes to funding something kaulds emerging and zoonotic infection diseases. federal funds gone up. here is the breakdown. the money supply jumps from 281 million in 2010 to more than 390 million in 2014. that's an increase of 40%.

this brings us to our third fact. republicans are being slammed for wanting to cut the cdc's funding in a 2011 house bill but swept under the rig here, the obama administration proposed cutting cdc funding. the point, cdc fund sg not party issue but if it were the agency has seen a rise in money when it comes to infectious disease. a social network is taking on a federal agency. facebook wants the drug enforcement administration to stop using fake profiles. they sent a letter saying the agency needs to follow the rules like all users. those rules include a ban on lying about who you are. the federal agency is facing lawsuit from a new york woman who was arrested on drug charges. she claims the dea agents used her names and photos to catch more criminals. the agency will review whether the facebook guides went too far. much more still ahead. we'll be heading back to at&t

park to hear directly from the team out of game 1 of tuesday's world series games.

welcome back. it's 7:41 on a foggy morning. we take a live look outside at san francisco. game 1 of the world series is a couple of days away. it's a familiar position for the nl champion giants. they enter the series as a slight underdog. the manager announced his starting row taegs. the giants are embracing this moment. >> they will look back when this is all over and appreciate what they have had accomplished and how hard they worked.

this isn't easy. you saw and had to go through a wild card game and go through two very good teams. pretty amazing. >> we have that continuity. we've been around each other, this is our fifth year together. other than that lopez won. it's hard to say. it's nice having that experience. the unites are making their third world appearance. coverage begins at 4:00 with

kick off at 5:20. stay with nbc bay area for a special post-game. the race is heating up between incumbent mike honda including dualing poll results leased by both camps. we discuss the numbers and why they look so different. stay with us.

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race between democrats intensified this week when both candidates released positive poll results. can that be right? can that be wrong? we sort out the details. two competing polls. which one do we trust? >> before we discuss which one we trust let's issue a disclaimer. the fact is the polls were taken by the honda and khana campaigns. let's look at the poll which was leased on monday. what do we see here. a tight race. it shows khanna and honda in a tie with a quarter of the vote up for grabs. that's really something. can't get much closer than that. it would be a stunning game for kha khanna who trailed honda by 20 points.

what do we see here. 42% for honda. this poll shows that healthy lead. quite a difference. >> how do you reconcile the results of these two polls? >> that's where we get into the weeds. reliable polls ask likely voters about their intention. what's likely? likely is usually people who have voted in the last three or four elections. neither campaign used this approach. khanna voted in 2012 and any previous election. honda's poll is even less reliable even if the respondent intended to vote in the election. little or no voter history in either case. then there's the we of whether

the people they interviewed are really representative of the district. we have to go through a break down by race, gender, all. all kinds of other factors. the weeds again. we're talking about that. in this information here it helps to ascertain accuracy. we asked both camps for the data. >> why is it? how does it serve either candidate well that they are using data that's not representative of the people in the district that might be voting or people who had been voting consistently over several years. why would they do that? >> one thing we have to realize is these guys look at these polls as ways to advertise their campaign. it's a message for them. it's a message. beyond that we've got to realize that one way or another this poll has tightened. this race has tightened.

it's not tied. it's not tied nor is 15 points. the truth probably is it's somewhere in between. perhaps, 7, 8 points different. something like that which really does make it a competitive race. there's another thing to estimate here. never trust. gets back to your question. never trust a candidate's poll. it's too easy to present the data in comfortable ways that aren't officially benefit the campaign. you got to watch at tend of this race. you have to watch for two things. you have to watch for momentum. you have to watch for money. clearly the khanna campaign has closed the gap to some degree. there's not much left there and merely a million dollars in honda. the incumbent may have the last opportunity to make a bad advantage. >> in this case both campaigns

had their own strategy. khanna spent his money early to get the name recognition. honda said i'm going to wait. we'll see what happens. everybody is watching this race. >> always a pleasure. thank you very much for breaking that down. very interesting. still ahead on today in the bay it's not usual to have an eagle on the golf course except when it really is an eagle and not two strokes under. we'll show the viral video. we're waking up to fog this morning. we'll talk about when we'll see sunshine and how much rain is on the way to start our workweek. that's coming up after this.

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looking like now. we have cloudy skies most everywhere. from this vantage point you can make out the transamerica tower. we're not going to see a bunch of sunshine at the coastline today. you can see from another vantage point looking at san bruno the fog starting to burn off. in our inland locations that's where we still have cloudy skies. we're still trying to clear out from very thick fog. you can see this is our downtown sky camera network. it's socked in with fog right now. as we head through the day we will see some sunshine in our inland locations. here is the thing. if you live at the coastline today we'll see limited visibility. in fact, cloudy skies expected all day long. now, you can see again as this is what i was telling you about at our coast al locations we ar seeing it at the golden gaets.

you can see we have a system that's developing off dothe coa. this is our area of low pressure. an area of low pressure, not high pressure. that's going to move through as when he had through the day tomorrow. that's going to bring the rain in. we're expecting the fog to burn offer in our inland locations bringing our temperatures into the mid and upper 70s. at the coastline still will be cool with 60s in forecast. as we head through the day tomorrow first shot of rain will move through especially in north bay. san francisco points north ward for the first half of the day tomorrow. as we head through lunchtime, the east bay, even the south bay expecting to see shower activity as we head through 3:00 and 4:00. really most of the day we'll see lots of cloud cover. very cool temperatures and a good shot of some rain activity.

in fact, commuputer model going back and forth. in the north bay we'll see more of a .1 of an inch. the thing about the computer model s they are not gospel. they are just one estimate. every system we've had come through since about september 15th, the kpacomputer models ha undone it. we can get a substantial amount of rain in places like san francisco and san jose where we got .1 of an inch. as we head through tuesday, wednesday and thursday things start to rebound. here is the wild card. look how close this cold front gets to us. this will be our next storm we'll batching. y at this point no rain in the forecast for thursday and friday but a slight deviation and this system would mean we add rain

thursday and friday. we'll be here to watch it for you all week long. go do nbcbayarea.com to track it yourself. back to you. thank you. there are a few obstacles that you know you have to avoid on a golf course. bunkers, tree, the rough, typically eagles are not on that list. they are usually a positive thing but in this case not so much. one golfer had an encounter with the bald eagle. the eagle toys around with the ball. eventually he decides to take flight with the ball and disappears over the nearby hill. kind of like the dog ate my homework. don't know if that's going to fly. pun intended. >> sometimes you just got to laugh about it. >> you do. thank you for joining us as part

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