tonight is the running of the we to take the time for each other. preakness and that the weather looks fantastic. ♪ after all, we don't normally run the preakness stakes in october, but it is going to be mostly ♪ sunny and pleasant, partly cloudy down in baltimore, 65 degrees and coverage does start at 4:30, right here on nbc. and post time is at 5:40 this evening. so it does look like a nice, perfect fall day across the northeast, mid-atlantic down to the south, although we will see some rain across florida. we are back on this saturday we have some spotty showers and cooler temperatures back through morning, october 3rd, 2020. this is a live look at walter the western great lakes and the upper midwest. well above average temperatures reed national medical military continue out west and hospital, where president trump we are going to continue with was hospitalized overnight after those cooler than average being admitted on friday evening temperatures, also some rain to be treated for coronavirus. falling through indiana, also >> and we do want to begin this into ohio half hour with a check of the headlines, starting with that news about president trump. the president's doctor has hazy skies, some patchy fog released a statement saying he's around the bay area, too. doing very well and not on you can see san jose, 62 supplemental oxygen, but that he degrees. and we do have smoke, obviously, is taking the experimental in the air again today. that is our spare the air alert. antiviral drug remdesivir. this comes as more staffers and air quality advisory as we move top republicans, including the through the afternoon. president's campaign manager and numbers inland will be

two senators have tested approaching the 90s by lunchtime, right there at 12:00. positive for covid-19. you see mid-to-upper 70s san the word coming just one week after they attended amy coney francisco, midafternoon today, 90s around san jose, 80s in barrett's nomination ceremony in oakland. the rose garden with very few notice temperatures trending cooler tomorrow. we'll show you the impact on air people wearing masks. quality and those rain chances in the seven-day forecast coming beloved actor rick moranis up at 7:00. >> and that's your latest forecast. back to you guys. >> all right, dylan. is recovering this morning after he was stauassaulted on a new y thank you very much. forecast. back to you guys. city street thursday. >> dylan, thank you very much. the "ghostbusters" star was and just ahead, it's really live and it's really from new york. walking in central park when he what tonight's season premiere was punchd in the head by an of "saturday night live" will lo like, that's righokt unknown suspect. moranis took himself to the hospital and fortunately he is said to be doing fine. and legendary baseball hall of famer bob gibson has passed away. gibson, who was known as a fierce competitor, one of baseball's first power pitchers, played his entire 17-year career with the st. louis cardinals in the 1960s and '70s. he was a nine-time all-star and two-time cy young award winner

winning two world series with the cardinals. gibson passed away friday at the age of 84 after a battle with pancreatic cancer. but the top story now remains how the white house itself has become a hot spot, the outbreak there. officials telling me they are actively working to determine who in the president's orbit could have been exposed to the potentially deadly virus. it's called contact tracing and this morning, the latest on the urgent effort to stop the spread of covid-19. >> reporter: the white house is now furiously trying to stop the virus' spread, racing to identify a constellation of contacts, who recently interacted with president trump, the first lady, or confidant hope hicks. good saturday morning. the president's chief of staff with this acknowledgement. it is october 3rd. >> i fully expect that as this let's take a live look outside over san francisco, from san virus continues to go on, other bruno mountain. people in the white house will you can see that layer of fog certainly have a positive test and as we wake up on another weekend with a microclimate weather alert. result. thank you so much for starting >> reporter: trump campaign manager bill stepien announcing your weekend with us. overnight that he, too, was i'm kira klapper. meteorologist rob mayeda is in

with that microclimate forecast. entourage of aides, allies, and family members, flying to the hey, rob. >> hi, there. debate site in cleveland. real interesting view from san inside that hall, most of the bruno mountain. president's guests not wearing you did see the patches of low clouds locally inland, across masks, ignoring a dmaie inine i 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 the event's co-host, the outside. look at 49 degrees in santa rosa, low 50s in napa. but the reason for the cleveland clinic, that they had microclimate weather alert is, again, the air quality. the north bay unhealthy to very to do so. those potentially exposed the unhealthy around yountville, bidens and the vice president's calistoga and napa. guests who wore masks throughout we're also seeing unhealthy the 90-minute event, even as the levels down 680, through the president mocked his rival. tri-valley and morgan hill this >> i don't wear masks like him. morning. temperatures will be in the every time you see him, he's got mid-to-upper 90s inland, 70s for san francisco. a mask. he can be speaking 200 feet away should see some cooling tomorrow and shows up with the biggest as the sea breeze returns, and mask i've ever seen. perhaps more interesting, late >> reporter: among those on that next week, rain chances. there it is, it's nice to we'll talk more about that hear that theme song once again. trip testing negative ivanka coming up in a few minutes at it can only mean one thing. 7:00. trump, eric curbnekushner, and back to you. >> wow. i was not expecting that. "saturday night live" is back for another brand-new season. all right, rob. >> sure is good to hear that we'll see you at 7:00. thanks so much. president trump is waking up music. this morning at walter reed the coronavirus pandemic shut down live production, of course, military hospital, where he is back in march. but the show is ready to pick up giuliani. right where it left off. the president's 14-year-old son, hospitalized with coronavirus. barron, also testing negative. there has been worldwide nbc's kathy park is outside of

reaction to the president's 30 rock in new york with a outside advisers like chris diagnosis, including right here preview. a lot of people are going to in the bay area. christie helped prepare the want to try to stay up for this president for his debate. we have video from the east bay, where a crowd of supporters, one, kathy. contact tracers now reviewing a some not wearing masks, lined up >> reporter: hey, guys, good series of recent events. morning to you. the multi-million-dollar this is certainly the pick me up fund-raiser the president hosted on this overpass in lafayette, that we could all use. it's been nearly seven months at his new jersey golf reposort since the last in-studio show. expressing their hope that and like a lot of us, the cast thursday and wednesday's donald trump makes a speedy campaign rally in minnesota. and crew have been working from the president thursday night recovery. there were also supporters of home. and they've been able to produce suggesting service members and joe biden there, some saying segments remotely. law enforcement officials may they hope people get the message well, tonight, they're back here have spread the virus. at home base and following a new >> it is very, very hard when now that the coronavirus is set of rules. serious. >> live from new york, it's you are with people from the >> it could have been a good military or from law enforcement message to trump's supporters saturday night! and they come over to you and and people who are antimasks. >> reporter: saturd"saturday ni they -- they want to hug you and and i don't think anyone's live" will live up to that they want to kiss you, because taking that message really we really have done a good job seriously. >> you have a phenomenal for them. and you get close and things famous phrase tonight live from happen. >> reporter: and as for that percentage chance of recovering rose garden ceremony last fully from this disease. new york in front of a much i'm sure he will very quickly. smaller studio audience. saturday for judge amy coney donald trump's a very healthy barrett, who has tested the pandemic likely playing an negative, at least four guests >> the president is said to be have now tested positive. former counselor to the experiencing mild conditions. multiple republicans who have front row role. president, kellyanne conway, been in recent contact with the >> the show is going to be north carolina senator thom president are testing positive great. we're not even worried, right, tillis, senator mike lee of now for coronavirus as the white megan? >> reporter: early teasers utah, who 24 hours earlier was suggesting the election will be house works to contact trace and front and center, too, with jim seen huddling with republicans try to determine where that carrey as presidential ted cruz and lindsey graham. spread originated. democratic candidate joe biden and maya rudolph coming back as and reverend john jenkins, the there are new developments

constantly coming into our kamala harris. president of the university of newsroom. alec baldwin is set to reprise we will continue to keep you notre dame, where barrett is a updated on the president's his role as president trump. law professor. jenkins this week apologizing to condition, both on air and the university for not wearing a online at nbcbayarea.com. >> that's right. >> reporter: tonight's live, it is currently the top story on in-studio show a big deal for mask. our website. of course, this morning, there's "snl." when the country went into and at 6:29, coming up this lockdown in march, the sets no clear word on how many people morning on "today in the bay," they've contact traced. moved from studio 8h to the but one of the striking things the experimental drug given to homes of cast members and for those who get a negative president trump is also being test is that this can incubate used to treat patients here at a celebrities, thanks to technology and creativity, they for 14 days. bay area hospital. pulled off three virtual these folks may need to be we'll tell you about that, have tested several more times before all your top stories, coming up that window closes. >> and you were at the white at 7:00. right now, back to the "today" show. episodes. house yesterday, some tense moments as they continue to do this new season of "snl" also this contact tracing. brings new realities. we want to take a turn now and check in with dylan for like social distancing in the another check of the weather. studio. michael che and colin jost told hi, there, dylan. >> good morning, again. nice to see you both. and we are looking at a rainy day down across parts of jimmy fallon about their new florida. normal. >> how's it like working 6 feet it's kind of tropical in nature, these downpours. they will produce a lot of rain in a short period of time. apart from everybody? we do have 6 million people >> i love it. under flood watches right now >> reporter: there's no joking and you can see the moisture is around with covid-19 policies mostly out over the water right that apply to the staff and now, but it will continue to move up from the south. and we can see rainfall rates of about 2 inches per hour. audience. according

according to vulture.com, allpr we've had this stubborn set of fronts that have just been required to take a self-test for sitting down across florida. covid upon arrival, get their even though it might be nice and sunny one minute, all of that temperatures checked, and masks sunshine and the added moisture need to stay on at all times. just adds to the threat of more show creator lauren michaels heavier downpours through the good morning. afternoon. that will be the story today. breaking overnight, president telling "the new york times," we trump this morning at walter are going to be a surprised as reed medical center. also again, the story tomorrow. the president's doctors saying it is going to be a pretty damp president trump is doing very everyone else when it actually well and not receiving goes on. weekend, off and on, across supplemental oxygen. in a year with so much florida. especially through eastern uncertainty. florida, where again we could overnight, a new message from >> can you read my lips? see those rainfall amounts of the president and that video >> reporter: a saturday night about 2 inches per hour with staple giving us some normalcy rainfall totals up to around 3 and something to laugh about. to 5 inches in some areas. statement shortly before he walked into walter reed. >> i think i'm doing very well, also want to point out tropical but we're going to make sure storm gamma. >> reporter: and "snl" has a very busy month ahead with five this is the earliest ever, the that things work out. the first lady is doing very straight weeks of live shows. 24th storm of the season has well. something that has never been >> this as we learned more ever occurred. staffers and top republicans done before. it's also incredible that we're have tested positive, just a comedian bill burr and actress talking about the 24th storm week after that rose garden soft seasof ceremony revealing amy coney issa rae have been booked to barrett as the president's host upcoming shows. the season. it looks like t supreme court nominee, where few guys, back to you. >> kathy park, we will take it. masks were visible. i'm going to try to stay up. today, new questions about why the president needed to be dylan, this is going to be a tough show to pull off, but i seeing some unhealthy air hospitalized and what this again, the reason for a diagnosis means for the think a lot of peoplespecially campaign, the election, and the microclimate weather alert country's national security. today. temperatures will be hot, and live from new york, it's saturday night. this week, but there's something so reassuring about it being especially inland, 60s and 70s "snl" making its grand return to this morning, approaching low back live in studio.

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>> it was deemed safe for the president to go. he socially distanced. it was an outdoor event and it was deemed safe by white house operations. >> reporter: negative test we are back on a soaturday results came back for vice president mike pence and house morning with an in-depth look at speaker nancy pelosi, who are the importance of mask wearing next in line to the presidency. and proper ventilation indoors. this morning, with the president and the president's health is, hospitalized, it's a really sobering reminder of just how of course, a concern easily the coronavirus can good morning. internationally. i'm kira klapper. spread. it is a national security coming up next on "today in the >> nbc's consumer investigative interest. and for the trump family, it's bay," as president trump wakes correspondent vicky nguyen is here with more on that. very personal. up in the hospital with vicky, good morning. daughter and adviser ivanka coronavirus, we bring you the >> good morning, peter and trump tweeted a message of latest on his condition, including the growing list of kristen. as it gets colder, many of us people in his circle who have support. she writes, you are a warrior also contracted covid-19. will be spending a lot more and will beat this. plus, the president received times indoors, with people who i love you, dad. are outside of our usual she and her husband, jared two experimental drugs, both kushner, who, of course s, is a household, whether we're going with ties to the bay area, one back to work or back to school. created by a local lab, the other being used at a local this morning, we have an senior adviser to the president eye-opening visual for you to as well, did test negative. hospital. we'll explain. show you just how easily this the first lady, who is positive, we are told, is experiencing and hot temperatures today virus spreads indoors, milder symptoms. peter, kristen? and continued unhealthy air especially if a sick person isn't wearing a mask. >> kelly o'donnell outside quality. meteorologist rob mayeda has your forecast as we remain under walter reed again this morning. kelly, thank you. now we want to bring in dr. a microclimate weather alert. president trump not often seen with a mask, has said his staff thomas frieden. he was the director of the cdc is constantly tested for during the obama administration and is now the president and ceo covid-19. it appears that wasn't enough to of resolve to save lives. protect him from coronavirus. the president, first lady, and a that's a global health

number of people who attended initiative. dr. frieden, thank you so much last weekend's supreme court for joining us on this really announcement now infected and important morning. we want to get your perspective that event was outdoors. on how important it was, the the president also traveled to cleveland for the debate on decision to move president trump tuesday, riding on air force one to walter reed. with top aide hope hicks, who is how important will that be to now suffering from covid. his recovery, do you think? >> well, there's no doubt that and it's indoors where the virus the responsible thing to do. can really attack. we all wish the president and this simulation shows what his family well and for a speedy happens when someone who's sick sneezes in a classroom. and full recovery. the fact that he received the their droplets linger when there's poor ventilation, slowly covering people nearby in a monoclonal antibody cocktail thick, but invisible cloud. yesterday is an experimental treatment, but it's a very according to health experts, promising one, particularly when enough virus could be in this cloud to get someone sick even given early in the course of five minutes after the sneeze. disease. it was probably expected that he but add in a ventilation system and the particles thin out would receive remdesivir, as well. quickly. remdesivir, there's some within a minute, they get sucked up by the air intake vents in evidence will delay or shorten the duration of illness and may improve outcomes. the ceiling. because the president is 74 and the best scenario, open windows because of his weight, he is in and doors. within two minutes, there's a much lower concentration of an increased risk category, but virus inside, making it less really, even at that age, even infectious. our "today" show graphics team with the weight issue that he's

worked with rooinl loanard to got, there's an 85, 90% likelihood that he'll be just make these simulations. fine through this. so we're all hoping for that. when people watch this simulation, what do they need to >> certainly, that's the case, know about air flow and how dr. frieden. important it is indoors? just thursday night, president trump had pre-recorded a message where he said the end of the pandemic is in sight. >> infection increases with the of course, we are seeing cases on the rise in parts of this time that particles remain in the room. country right now, wisconsin and and it also increases with the some other states reporting number of particles you inhale. that. where are we in this fight right ventilation is very important. now? >> well, we're still right in >> reporter: to show how a mask makes a difference, watch this. the middle of the pandemic. anytime you turn your back on remember the sneeze without a this virus, it's going to come mask? it creates a dense cloud that lingers in the room. back to attack. here's what it looks like with a and that's what's happening in much of the country. mask. fewer particles escape into the air and they're more dilute, we're seeing openings in the less likely to make others sick. context of high and in some cases increasing case counts. some public spaces, especially we're still seeing at least 500 classrooms, may have older to 1,000 deaths every day. ventilation systems or windows that don't open. that's an almost unfathomable in those cases, a room air number. and here in new york city, where cleaner like this could be i live and work, we're seeing a helpful. it recycles the air in the room. be sure to check the box. very concerning expanding cluster in many communities. you want to make sure it's designed for the right-sized so we're not through this room and it has a certified pandemic.

clean air delivery rate. but the striking thing is, there the higher the number, the is a lot that we can do to chip better. plus, check to see that it has a away at the risk. masks, distance, hand washing, high efficiency or hepa filter. experts say limit your time indoors with strangers, wear a mask, and keep as much distance indoor -- closing indoor spaces that result in a lot of spread. as you can from others. these make a big difference. simple ways to reduce your risk >> dr. frieden, quickly, a lot of getting sick. of americans, obviously, pinning their hopes on a vaccine. >> guys, check this out. experts say it's a really good they think that that is going to be the return to life as normal. proxy for how stagnant the air what is your expectation once is inside a room there is a vaccine? the lower the carbon dioxide, the better >> we're hopeful, guardedly i have a window open right now my reading is 622, outside air optimistic that there will be a safe and effective vaccine, but is 400 that's not proven yet. so that means i'm getting a lot and when it does come, it's not going to be a fairy tale ending of fresh air pumped into the to this pandemic. it's going to be rolled out room that's the key good morning. it is saturday, october 3rd. you want a well ventilated space gradually, not perfect, and we'll still have to adapt a lot as we take a live look because your ris getting of aspects of our lives so we sick goes down. outside -- clouds, fog, hazy >> that graphize makes the poinl can be as safe and productive as possible as a societ single most conditions over the golden gate bridge on this mild morning. if you can't get your hands on important tool, and tha getting a little chilly out that device you were holding up, there across the bay area. what can you do to make sure thank you so much for starting you're in a space that's safe corners cut on safety sw, so pee your weekend with us. i'm kira klapper. inside >> really simple, look around. can know not only is it safe and

meteorologist rob mayeda is in see if there are windows and effective, but it can be doors open trusted. or if you walk into the room, >> dr. frieden, so great to have with a look at your microclimate your perspective this morning. forecast. >> and well wishes from the hey, rob. >> hey, good morning. how does it feel if it stuffy and hot, those are president are pouring in from that's a really interesting around the world, including from shot, actually, seeing the fog red flags you're in a room sitting below the golden gate joe biden, who remains on the bridge deck there. that's not well ventilated complain trail this weekend. so you want to limit your time garrett hake is in grand rapids, actually, our temperature's starting to look and feel a in that space. michigan, with the latest on little bit more like fall no matter where you are, even if outside. this. we've got numbers in the low 40s in napa, 48 degrees, 52 in napa, you're outside, like the folks garrett, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. in the rose garden, wearing your the former vice president was back on the campaign trail 48 degrees santa rosa. yesterday after getting his own mask and keeping socially negative covid test. 62 currently in san jose. he came here to grand rapids, big issue continues to be the distant is vitally important. air quality, very unhealthy air michigan, for a speech that was >> thank you for that supposed to be about the information. appreciate it. economy, but ended up being just around yountville and calistoga, what it was like inside the as much about the fight against around the glass fire zone. you see the red there, sonoma white house yesterday and inside the virus. he offered his prayers for the the west wing as we learned the into napa. president and first lady and that does extend into the east bay and tri-valley and san president and first lady tested continued to make his argument positive for coronavirus in favor of universal mask leandro and south of san jose that's after these messages. r i. down into morgan hill, y'r a sp wearing. oh...i'm scratching like crazy. he, himself, wore his mask the entire time he was on the stump. you've got some allergic itch with skin inflammation. the air alert san jose, unhealt now, with the president off the campaign trail, a lot of the apoquel can work on that itch in as little as 4 hours, folk this week is going to be on whether it's a new or chronic problem. the vice presidential quality, especially for the candidates. north bay, inland, east bay, and and apoquel's treated over 8 million dogs. kamala harris was in nevada yesterday. santa clara valley. nice. she held a drive-up rally and a temperatures stay climbing into and...the talking dog thing? is it bothering you? fund-raiser with former the 90s around san jose, upper 90s for the tri-valley and no...itching like a dog is bothering me. president obama. she's set to debate vice morgan hill, 70s for san until dogs can speak for themselves, you have to. president mike pence on francisco and low 80s in wednesday in salt lake city. oakland. coming up, though, cooler

when allergic itch is a problem, ask for apoquel. that debate is still scheduled temperatures and maybe some apoquel is for the control of itch associated with to go forward as planned. changes in the air quality as we and of course, also with the go through the weekend. allergic dermatitis and the control of a closer look coming up in about atopic dermatitis in dogs. president off the campaign 15 minutes. >> sounds like you have some do not use apoquel in dogs less than 12 months old potentially good news up your or those with serious infections. trail, there'll be an increase sleeve. we look forward to seeing you then, rob. apoquel may increase the chance of developing in televised campaigning. thanks so much. this morning, president serious infections and may cause existing parasitic joe biden has an online event trump is waking up at walter himself today and his campaign reed medical center as he and skin infestations or pre-existing cancers to worsen. says they're pulling all of the first lady, melania trump, do not use in breeding, pregnant, or lactating dogs. their negative advertisements off the air at least for the are now two of the more than 7 time being. but so there is no most common side effects are vomiting and diarrhea. indication that the president's million americans with campaign plans to reciprocate on coronavirus. feeling better? we are tracking several new i'm speechless. thanks for the apoquel. developments this morning as the that move. peter and kristen? list of members of the aw...that's what friends are for. >> garrett hake on the ground in president's inner circle testing ask your veterinarian for apoquel grand rapids today, thanks so positive for covid-19 grows. much. still ahead, we'll have an next to you, apoquel is a dog's best friend. historic look back at how past first, an update from the commander in chief himself. this week on "the upper hands"... he was up late in the hospital is more important than ever.k special guest flo challenges the hand models tweeting at 11:30 p.m. eastern access to healthcare, to show off the ease of comparing rates last night -- "going well, i affordable prescription drugs, with progressive's home quote explorer. opportunities to save for the future. international hand model jon-jon gets personal. that's what aarp fights for love!" this as more positive tests because that's what everyone deserves. your wayward pinky is grotesque. emerge. former trump adviser kellyanne then a high stakes patty-cake battle royale conway says she has covid-19. ends in triumph. conway was at the white house you have the upper hands! rose garden event last saturday, ♪ eve♪ going faster than a closerollercoaster ♪ it's a race to the lowest rate, and so much more. when president trump nominated judge amy coney barrett to the ♪ love like yours will surely come my way ♪

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and we wanted to take a moment a live look at the white house. white house. to talk about the mood in and we are going to look back at how and on the campaign trail, joe around the white house. biden tested negative and made this is a live shot of the white past presidents have handled the decision to drop all house right now. it is a place where both peter their health scares while they were in office. negative campaign ads. >> nbc's erin mclaughlin is and i spend a whole lot of time, the democratic challenger sending his prayers to the practically every day. outside the reagan presidential president and first lady. peter, obviously you were there yesterday and described what was >> this is not a matter of a surreal day at the white house. library in simi valley. >> i was at the white house from politics. like 5:30 in the morning until >> the reagan library celebrates it's a bracing reminder to all of us that we have to take this almost 7:00 p.m. and did our the life of the 40th president of the united states, but it virus seriously. best to stay outside most of the also reminds us of a dark >> reporter: the contentious battle for the white house is chapter in u.s. history and the now in limbo, as the president day. there was a calculation to this of the united states is among because it's frightening to walk lessons learned. the 7 million americans who have into what is a hot spot there. this morning, with the president been infected. in the hospital, the nation's on >> that was our own raj mathai but occasion to get information edge, and americans anxious. >> i think it's scary for our you would go inside the west reporting. wing. i did a couple times saw country. and the contact tracing is now i think this is like a very under way. kayleigh mcenany and others. unprecedented moment, where we who was exposed? really don't know what's going who might have coronavirus? and what struck me was the blank on. >> reporter: while shocking, and was there a superspreader this is far from the first stares in the eyes of people we event? we mentioned last saturday's work with, some of them, not presidential health crisis. rose garden ceremony for judge [ gunfire ] after ronald reagan was shot in amy coney barrett. kayleigh mcenany specifically. this is video of that event. but the sense of fear, not 1981, the white house released that's when president trump knowing where the virus is going nominated barrett to the supreme this photo, cropping out a nurse right now. the other thing that struck me holding a machine connected to a is how many people i saw court. by our count so far, at least chest tube. they never revealed how close he yesterday white house staff seven people who attended the wearing masks. came to dying. folks who literally for the last >> history tells you to treat event have tested positive.

medical reports from the white that is the president, the first seven, six months have not. lady, north carolina senator >> fewer people there yesterday thom tillis, utah senator mike as well, as they absorbed all of house as, at best, incomplete, lee, notre dame university president john jenkins, who has this. i think what strikes me is that and sometimes outright, there since apologized for not wearing are elements of it that can be there are so many people who a mask, kellyanne conway, and a manufactured to produce a keep the government going. not only the staffers that certain political effect. >> reporter: in fact, many white house journalist. you're talking about, peter, but presidents suffered from the president's senior adviser, prolonged illness in secret, hope hicks, was the first of the also obviously secret service, the people who man the grounds, group who tested positive on including 101 years ago during all of them there to make sure the last pandemic. in the midst of the 1918 flu, thursday. also, we've learned three white the government keeps going and house journalists have tested woodrow wilson became ill. really putting themselves at his condition later compounded risk to do it. >> still to come, president by a stroke. positive. a number of other white house his wife, edith, and advisers trump not the first president to journalists are now in have faced a health scare while made presidential decisions for quarantine awaiting their test him until the end of his term. results. in office. >> we'll look back at how other meanwhile, joe biden and his for years, fdr concealed his running mate, kamala harris, both have tested negative. presidents have handled similar polio and his wheelchair, among both were active on the campaign situations. other health issues. but first, these messages. trail yesterday. during a campaign event in las during his re-election campaign, vegas, senator harris extended her well wishes to the president cropping his cardiologist out of a photo op. he later died of heart failure and said this virus has while serving his fourth term. far-reaching impacts. john f. kennedy secretly battled >> this virus can touch anybody. addison's disease, a life-threatening condition of the adrenal glands. according to a presidential and you can speak to the -- i biographer, during the cuban think it's 207,000 people in our missile crisis, he was on

increased amount of country, their families that have lost those family members, the over 7 million people in our country who have contracted the virus, and thankfully, have survived it. hydrocortisone, testoserone and it knows no barriers. other medications. >> we always rebound and prosper in the end. >> senator harris says she hopes >> reporter: while presidents past have been able to conceal a safe vaccine is developed as major illness, historians say soon as possible. times have changed, thanks to we are expecting to see the internet, as well as social senator harris and vice media. they say it's best to be as president mike pence on wednesday night for the one and transparent as possible. only vice presidential debate. guys? >> erin mclaughlin, thank you there will be changes. for that. pbs reports that the biden such an important reminder that this country has faced tough times in the past. campaign is asking for more >> the president, now the most space between the candidates and the moderator and that that prominent patient on the planet, as americans wait for word on his condition. dylan, another check of the mask-wearing is better enforced within the people in the auditorium, this after people associated with president trump's campaign shoed mask offers at the debate in cleveland. there has been worldwide reaction to president trump's covid-19 diagnosis, and that reaction was loud and clear here

in the bay area. in the east bay, many supporters of the president, some you could see here not wearing masks, lined up on this overpass in lafayette yesterday to express their support for the president in hopes that he makes a speedy recovery. supporters of joe biden also were there, some saying they hope this is the wake-up call that sends the message that coronavirus is serious. >> this could have been a good message to trump's supporters and people who are antimask. and i don't think anyone's taking that message really seriously. >> you have a phenomenal percentage chance of recovering fully from this disease. i'm sure he will very quickly. donald trump's a very healthy man. >> some believe this will change the president's reaction during this health crisis. of course, his ongoing message is important to his re-election campaign. still to come on "today," our own political analyst, larry we'll have the very latest from gerston, says this diagnosis walter reed on the president's condition after spending his probably will energize the first night in the hospital. president's base, but it may not help him with undecided voters. dylan? >> plus, after the pandemic shutdown live production earlier as there are new developments

this year, "saturday night live" constantly coming into our is back with a studio audience. newsroom, we will continue to we'll tellou what to expect. y keep you updated on president tru trump's condition, both on air and online at nbcbayarea.com. it is currently the top story on our website. just shy of 7:09 right now. we do have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, the fight is far from over in north bay. video from the front lines and new numbers that show the devastation is worse than first thought. plus, will this poor air quality have an impact on tomorrow's 49ers game? feels like groundhog day again, as the nfl keeps an eye on the air quality here in the bay area. we live in uncertain times. however, there is one thing you can be certain of. the men and woman of the united states postal service. we are here to deliver your cards, packages and prescriptions. and also deliver the peace of mind knowing that what's important to you-like your ballot-is on its way. every day, all across america, we deliver for you. and we always will.

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welcome back at 7:11 on your saturday morning. a live look outside in emeryville. hazy skies as we wake up to yet another spare the air alert, through tuesday this time, because of the poor air quality across the bay area. meteorologist rob mayeda has your microclimate forecast, including hot temperatures, in

about five minutes. first, this is video from the front lines of the exhausting wildfire battle continuing in the north bay. cal fire is getting a look at just how destructive the glass hundreds of homes in napa and sonoma counties are destroyed, and the firefight continues to deliver its challenges. today in the bay's jean elle has more from calistoga. >> reporter: cal fire crews positioned trucks on diamond mountain road in calistoga, preparing to put water on flames burning on a steep hillside. cal fire says it's time-consuming work for crews that are stretched thin. >> the narrowness of the roads makes it difficult for the fire apparatus to travel. it makes it difficult for us to establish lines. it just makes the work more intensified. and understand that, if this were the only fire in the state right now, we'd probably have two to three times as many personnel. >> reporter: further south across from the richie creek campground, fire is burning big

trees, creeping up the hillside. the valley is covered in a thick blanket of smoke, which means no air attack. >> if they can't see where they need to go, then they can't go. >> reporter: inspectors are now out assessing the damage. cal fire says the glass fire has destroyed 173 homes in napa county, 120 in sonoma county. those numbers are expected to grow. >> right behind us, the whole hill was on fire. >> reporter: dozens of wineries are also destroyed. firefighters managed to save axr last night, but with flames still burning nearby, it's not out of danger. >> we got extremely lucky. it's not over yet. we still have some spot fires out back. >> reporter: with a red flag warning in effect, it will be a long night. jean elle, "nbc bay area news." >> and we have much more ahead on "today in the bay" coming up. despite this unhealthy air quality, it is expected that tomorrow's 49ers game at levi's stadium will go on as planned. what health experts and the team are now saying about playing under these smokey skies.

and air quality is the top concern this weekend. with your microclimate weather alert, when to expect the worst of it, and could rain chances be making a comeback in the seven-day forecast? we'll look at that.

welcome back at 7:16 on your saturday morning. foggy, hazy skies over walnut creek, as we remain under a microclimate weather alert because of this unhealthy air quality. meteorologist rob mayeda has your forecast in just a moment. but first, the oldest resort in california was all but wiped out. this is what's left of the white sulphur springs retreat center in st. helena. 17 of the site's 20 buildings were destroyed. the resort first opened back in 1852. it's where san francisco's elite would come for a break from city life. >> back in the day, it was the place in the napa valley to go

to. we intend to rebuild and to continue the tradition. >> that man is with the hoffman institute. that's who the resort now belongs to. it's a non-profit organization that uses the property to host retreats. well, the nfl is once again watching the bay area skies. this is a live look at levi's stadium. the 49ers are set to host the philadelphia eagles tomorrow on "sunday night football," barring a sudden increase in the air quality index. the game should go on as scheduled, but a local doctor tells us the players are facing an added risk. "today in the bay's" anousheh rosca explains. >> the poor air quality in the bay area is breaking a record after another, 44 spare the air alerts so far in 2020, two short of the all-time record of 46 for a calendar year. >> we've just really had bad air quality this year. we already broke our record for consecutive spare the air alerts when we had 30 earlier, and that more than doubled our previous

record of 14. >> reporter: today, santa clara had an air quality index of 150 to 200, in the unhealthy red zone, but not bad enough to cancel 49ers practice. right now, the team isn't worried about the air quality getting in the way, telling us in a statement, "air quality in santa clara is at a level where we can still practice today. current forecasts say that air quality will not be an issue at game time. the nfl makes the decision to adjust the game if needed." the nfl has said they'll consider postponing or moving the game, if the air quality index is higher than 200. but a bay area pulmonologist doe that high to do harm. >> yes, absolutely, an air quality index over 200 is clearly unsafe for anybody to be outdoors and exerting themselves, but there is going to be a health risk to 49ers players, if the air quality index is in the 150 to 200 range.

>> reporter: the current spare the air alert has been extended through the weekend until tuesday. the bay area air quality management district expects that we'll have red air quality above 150, but not a number over 200, so get ready for some football under hazy skies. in santa clara, anoushah rasta, "nbc bay area news". >> perfect time now to check in with meteorologist rob mayeda with a look at our microclimate weather alert, the poor air quality, hot temperatures expected today. a lot going on, but always great to see you, rob. >> and likewise. and actually, as we get closer to game time tomorrow evening, we should, reopen, see slightly better air quality. we'll take a look at that hour-by-hour in a moment. first, let's show you the temperatures outside. it is chilly now, feeling more like fall. santa rosa down to 48 degrees this morning. 51 in napa. 62 in san jose. you notice the view here in san francisco, kind of a combination of fog moving through the golden gate bridge or just under it, and more smoke drifting in from

the north. 56 degrees currently in san francisco. around walnut creek, we're actually seeing slightly more smoke at 59 degrees. and into san jose, again, it's not fog, it's areas of smoke, at 62 degrees. three locations, the north bay, inland east bay, like walnut creek and san jose, likely to see the worst of the air quality. these are numbers in the red. if you have your favorite air quality app, that would be showing you aqi numbers over 150, north bay, inland, east bay and the santa clara valley. now a closer look hour by hour. you can see on the map the computer simulation based on wind patterns through the day, staying unhealthy across inland locations. but notice as we head towards 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, slightly stronger sea breeze. keep a close eye on santa clara and san jose. things looking a little bit better around 5:00. that, of course, is closer to the kickoff time for the 49ers taking on the eagles. the nfl on nbc bay area this week. coming up, we'll see areas of hazy skies, as anousha

mentioned, but also cooler temperatures by sunday. so, we're hoping for some improving conditions. here's a look at your high temperatures today, ranging from the mid-70s around san francisco, 80s around oakland, and look at san jose down into morgan hill. mid-to-upper 90s in the forecast, so it's going to be a day of hazy skies, bad air quality, and some hot temperatures, though we should begin to see some changes over the next few days. now, very interesting, on the long-range models here, look at this former hurricane. at this point, by monday and tuesday, some of that moisture gets drawn into a weather system moving through the gulf of latz ka. now, that's a critical component, because it could bring in extra moisture. and notice as we get towards thursday and friday, some of that could actually reach us here in the bay area and northern california. it's got all of the meteorologists around the bay area and northern california excited because it could not only bring some cooler temperatures, better air quality because those southwest winds and west winds picking up, but the potential is there late next week, we could be talking about some rainfall. so, as we move through the next

seven days, again, smoke the main issue, hazy skies today, maybe an improvement there on the air quality around bayside locations and the coast for sunday, but the bigger changes could be lurking as we head towards the end of the week. you see how skies start to cloud up thursday into friday, with those rain chances. we'll take a closer look at perhaps how much that pattern shift could bring in terms of some rainfall coming up in our next half hour. but overall, it's very pleasant to have the potential of talking about some positive things in the weather forecast as we head towards the end of next week, kyra. >> definitely a nice change, rob. thanks for that bit of good news. we'll see you again in about eight minutes. 7:22 right now. still ahead on "today in the bay," special reserve tables coming to bay area restaurants. we will introduce you to this group of veterans who inspired the project.

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returning back to normal slowly. the option to eat indoors at bay area restaurants is becoming

more of a possibility, and the next time you go to a restaurant, you may notice something different, and it's all inspired by a group of bay area veterans. "today in the bay's" garvin thomas has their story in this morning's "bay area proud." >> reporter: the story begins in a recent past that somehow now feels like ancient history. back in the days when we could gather to eat in crowded restaurants. >> we said, that's not what you told me two weeks ago! [ laughter ] >> it was every thursday morning in those pre-covid times that a group of five veterans -- >> he was a flat gunner. >> reporter: -- anchored by 101-year-old world war ii pilot chuck baker, would get together for breakfast at the tower cafe in los altos. >> we would talk -- we don't talk about the war. that's years ago. we're just friends. >> reporter: they didn't always sit at the same table, though, and that, mike crist says, is where the story really starts. >> we're here, and their table is over there. and we noticed them.

they were always there, about the same time we were on thursdays. >> reporter: mike, who served in the coast guard in the early '60s, says one table eventually approached the other and asked if they served. the two groups quickly became one, bonding over shared military experiences, no matter when, where, or in which branch they served. like what they ate, for example. >> well, that's one thing we all have in common, because if you're in service, you sure as heck had spam for breakfast. >> well over 350 spam cans per minute are dispatched -- >> reporter: spam, made by minnesota-based hormel foods, was a staple of military rations for decades. and so, one day, when a member of the group showed up with a can of spam, they took a picture. mike sent it to hormel, thinking they might find their story interesting. he was right. >> we immediately jumped on this opportunity to talk to them. >> reporter: jeff baker is the vice president at hormel.

>> it was a cool enough letter, an inspiring enough letter that the story deserved to be told. >> reporter: so, hormel sent a crew to los altos to create a video about the group, but that's not all. they wanted to see this story of veterans connecting repeated. hormel is now approaching restaurants across the country, asking them to establish tables of honor in chuck's name, reserved for vets once a week to drop in and connect with others. >> what a great idea, to put a table together where people can come and share their stories and share their experiences, make new relationships. or renew old relationships. >> reporter: just like indoor dining, covid has put a slight hold on hormel's rollout of the table. >> oh, wow. >> reporter: but they are committed to finishing what they started, just like the men they are honoring.ea news." >> oh, man. i love that!

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