saw yesterday morning as you get ready to head out the door in the east bay. the morning commute is looking pretty good here and clear with our temperatures in the mid-60s and it will fall a few more degrees around sun rise and then start to warm up for another warm afternoon but we are going to bring you down a few more degrees in parts of the south bay as well as the peninsula with a high of 79 degrees expected in palo alto. oakland reaches 76 and 92, still a warm day in antioch. some future rain chances in the forecast. mike, how is it looking right now heading out the door? kari, things are looking pretty good. i do have to eat some crow. we're going to show you the golden gate bridge. chp did not give a warning this morning. they did. i just clicked on the wrong entry there. they do advise as we advise there's fog at the golden gate bridge. no surprises but want to make sure we're accurate. we've circled the area but you don't see the yellow

highlighting there or oakland. it's in the north bay on our maps. more of that fog along the coast, which we expect. again, the usual suspects for the foggy areas. the rest of the bay moves nicely. construction clears from 880. we'll follow that and make sure it clears up. president trump is back home this morning but not out of the woods just yet. he walked out of walter reed after three days of treatment. "today in the bay's" tracie potts is live with us for the latest this morning. tracie? >> reporter: he will still be getting treatments at the white house. the press deputy said they are restricting access so not a lot of people are around him and those who are are expected to wear what he described as appropriate protective equipment. president trump walking out of walter reed medical center with his health still in question. >> he may not entirely be out of

the woods yet. there's nothing being done upstairs here that we can't safely conduct home. >> reporter: while the president's doctor cleared him to leave still no answers on what his lungs scans if they show pneumonia and when he last tested negative to determine who else may have been exposed. isolated at the white house the president will be monitored 24/7 with the world's best medical care. on twitter he down played the virus that's killed more than 211,000 americans. >> don't let it dominate you. don't be afraid of it. you're going to beat it. >> reporter: medical experts argue the president's return puts white house staff at risk. >> it's beyond irresponsible. it's literally everything, malpractice. what dr. conley is doing is propagating harm. >> reporter: doctors horrified seeing the president remove his mask and pose for pictures. >> i felt like i was watching medical foul play. >> reporter: joe biden at a town hall last night --

>> look, anybody who contracts the virus by essentially saying masks don't matter, social distancing doesn't matter, i think is responsible for what happens to them. >> reporter: so far 14 people tied to the white house or the trump campaign have tested positive. the latest, press secretary kayleigh mcenany and two of her staff. so as we speak the president isolated at the white house and the white house residence. in fact, he's been tweeting this morning about joe biden. the white house staff says that he expects to be working from the residence and his doctors, marcus, have not ruled out that at some point he may come downstairs and work from the west wing. >> i know he said don't be afraid of it but a lot of people very afraid of covid-19, tracie. thank you. in fact, we're talking about that right now, marcus.

new this morning as president trump is telling americans not to be afraid of covid-19 or let it dominate their lives, the majority of americans continue to be worried that someone in their family will be exposed to coronavirus. that's the findings of an nbc news survey monkey poll. 65% of american adults say they are worried someone in their family will be exposed to the virus. 27% strongly approve of trump's handling of the virus. travel to hawaii is about to become easier. bob redell at a new rapid covid-19 testing site at oakland international airport. bob, this will help some of the flyers if you want to go to hawaii and avoid the 14-day quarantine. >> reporter: correct. the state of hawaii requires out-of-state visitors to quarantine for two weeks unless you have a negative covid-19 test within 72 hours of your

travel. well, starting today you see behind me oakland international is starting a makeshift rapid covid testing site. this is on the outskirts of the airport. starting today these will be available for free to the employees of the airport and then starting oakland 15th would be available for the general public. the airport says it will be at no out-of-pocket costs for travelers and compare it to other programs that charge as much as $250 per person. the airport tells us it will receive the results within 15 minutes. the test itself takes 15 minutes. you get the results within 15 minutes. it's a 30-minute process. you take a look at your tv screen, more details. testing is done by appointment only between 9:00 and 5:00 each day. people want to make sure they schedule an appointment at least three days prior to their flight. we're here at the north field terminal complex. again, this is from 9:00 to 5:00

daily. we put the website up there if you want to schedule the appointment. oakland international does not recommend you get tested the same day you're flying. as long as your negative test result is within 72 hours of travel you'll be cleared to avoid the 14-day quarantine in hawaii so, again, this is open for employees for free starting today and october 15th for the rest of us. reporting live here at observak international, bob redell. developing for you now as crews fight the glass fire there is some relief. in st. helena evacuation orders have now been lifted. for anthony returning home, after evacuations eight days ago with flames approaching his home, he is now back. >> it's a relief, i guess. i'm just working here for the harvest. yeah, being back in town is

really great, just having a solid place to stay. definitely a blessing. >> there's still no specific date when the glass fire is expected to be fully contained but firefighters say things are heading in the right direction and the weather is helping right now. new this morning dramatic new images showing the destruction of the czu fire caused in santa cruz and san mateo county. take a look at this satellite image by the sheriff's office shows what that neighborhood looked like before the fire went through it and after. the neighborhood just charred land with burned homes. nearly 1,500 homes and businesses were destroyed in the fire. now to making it in the bay. the evictions moratorium could be extended well into 2021. "san francisco examiner" reporting this morning the current moratorium is set to expire at the end of next month.

the board of supervisors will take that on soon. renters impacted by the pandemic cannot be forced out of their homes. have you been frustrated with the parking plan at muirwoods? if you live around it, now is your chance to sound off what's going on there. a virtual meeting by the national monument. two years ago the park started requiring visitors to reserve a spot at one of its three parking lots. 5:08. marcus. you were calling it a terrific tuesday. i think that stands weatherwise. >> i think so. meteorologist kari hall has been monitoring that. you were telling us this might be one of those terrific days for us. yeah, we've seen some huge improvements in our weather and our air quality, things that we are watching out for over the next few days. now there still will be some smoke moving through the north bay, of course the glass fire still burning but the cooling trend will continue as we go into the rest of the week.

now we're also tracking two storms as we go into the weekend. it's possible that they may head further to the north which would lessen our chances of rain, so we're watching out for that as well as those weekend showers in the forecast. more on that coming up in a few minutes. how is it looking right now for the commute, mike? all right, kari, no major changes. we wanted to check on the slowing we saw in hayward so let's do that. the map overall -- the majority of the sensors are green as we would expect. the big issues, the changes are as crews start to clear. we've had a number of them do that and right here that indeed looks like what happened in hayward, south 680, that close to speeds. that cleared just a few minutes ago. some more construction northbound 680. that construction into sunol slowing just a few minutes, there you go, with the arrow heading to the top of the screen. back to you. thanks so much, mike. 5:09. an all new warning with less than one month until election

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good morning. right now at 5:12 we're starting out with a look at the east bay and our temperature trend. we are going to see some mid-50s to start out, a few clouds but then clearing out and another really nice day even slightly cooler. we'll talk about this, our air quality and weekend rain chances coming up. >> a few clouds, not as much dense fog as yesterday. my gosh, yesterday the san mateo bridge we didn't expect to see so much cloud cover. i didn't. you can see the westbound taillights going away to the peninsula without any issues on the high rise. another live look shows you dublin 580 coming towards us with the headlights. what else is going on for that tri-valley coming up. and good morning and a very happy tuesday to you as well.

we'll hear from the head of the fed today as he talks to the national association for business economists. jay powell has been and we expect will be very honest about our economy. we've seen a return to shutdowns in some sectors and very little movement towards another stimulus package out of congress. the house has passed a version. there's no movement by the senate. in fact, majority leader mcconnell has sent senators home except those working to approve president trump's supreme court justice nominee. powell has been very straightforward. he thinks congress needs to add more stimulus, get more money into the economy and now southwest is saying it will furlough employees unless the unions are willing to take a pay cut or congress comes through with some kind of relief bill. southwest has never laid off any employee, never furloughed an employee, never asked for pay cuts before. last week united and american cut tens of thousands of

employees. the ipo market is red-hot. reuters reports san francisco-based airbnb will try to go public before the end of the year. and the new company c3ai in redwood city hired the bankers it needs to do an ipo. seibel created seibel systems. our old friend john mcafee is back in the news. he's been arrested in spain accused by the united states of tax evasion, of securities fraud as well. mcafee as you probably guessed created the anti-virus company mcafee, but he hasn't been associated with that tech company for years. he was once wanted for questioning in a death in belize but escaped the country, came to the u.s., and ran for president as a libertarian. he's an unusual fellow. i have tape of him trying to rattle an nbc production staffer

by telling her he's going to hide under a desk during a satellite interview that she is trying to set up. >> what is wrong with young people. as soon as i said that, let me get a producer. >> he didn't but he rattled her. marcus and laura, you can bet we'll keep an eye on it. >> i bet you will, scott. >> remember the videos he used to make, too? >> would you like to see one? at 6:15 we can do that. >> maybe in our next hour. i'm not ready for it yet. >> we'll be watching. thanks, scott. 5:16 for you that morning. the man in charge of instagram says foreign countries are trying to interfere with our election through apps like this. >> other countries are trying to

use platforms like instagram to their own end. we think of the election in 2020 a huge test not only for instagram and facebook but for the industry at large. >> he gets candid about election interference, online bullying and social justice with savannah guthrie. it comes when instagram's parent company, facebook and other social media sites face scrutiny for failing to stop fake news and hate speech on their platform. the full interview at 7:00 right after "today in the bay." trending this morning, marcus, the end of a legal battle over led zeppelin's "stairway to heaven." "nennen? ♪ >> so the supreme court they refused to hear the copyright case that claims the song was stolen from an earlier song. the lower court said zeppelin did not steal the song but, again, the supreme court declined to get involved.

also trending, the release of "batman" pushed back to 2022. repositioning a number of hotly anticipated movies on the calendar due to the impact the pandemic is having on theaters and is postponing the release of the new "matrix" films after regal cinemas said it would temporarily close theaters due to disappointing box office results. will have to wait longer for those big blockbusters. you like going to the movies, don't you, marcus? >> love it. some of those movies you were talking about, i think they're just better on the big screen and i don't have that type of space in my place. >> get a bigger tv, marcus. >> i'm coming over to your house, mike. >> oh, yes. >> but, you know what -- >> you know what people have been doing? >> what's that? >> during the pandemic they're getting these -- where they can do it outside on a wall in the

backyard. >> projectors, yeah. >> yeah, a projector. >> i've seen that. it's been a little too buggy in our backyard to do a movie night out and it's been pretty hot. now we're starting to see things cooling off. we'll put that in the plans. let's take a look outside in san francisco. we're seeing the low clouds and fog. it's not as widespread and dense as it was yesterday at this time and then as we go into the morning we'll start out cool but of course it will heat up again today. the seven-day forecast coming up at the bottom of the screen. as we go hour by hour and help you make some plans for today. as we go into the middle of the day we're still looking at some warm weather for much of the east bay as we'll see our temperatures in livermore reaching 90 degrees. san jose, 84. 75 in palo alto.

we'll stay very warm until later this evening when it gradually cools off once again with a mostly clear sky and we'll start out tomorrow morning basically like this morning. but we've also been watching the air quality and that's been the other big issue. we've seen a lot of the smoke moving through parts of the north bay and drifting into the east bay. while we've seen improvements for the bay and the coast and the south bay that will continue even into the weekend as we track a couple storm systems set to move in. we can see them over the pacific. it may draw in the remnants of a weakening tropical system and enhance our chance of getting some rain but it all depends on the exact path of that rain if it moves further to the north. we may miss out on that and that's something we'll be watching. one of the more robust computer models a quarter to possibly close to a half inch of rain which would be much needed. we'll have to see the track of the systems friday and saturday.

it's still very warm but a big cooldown is headed our way. as we head over to you, mike, how is it looking for the morning drive? kari, things are pretty cool there, too. you mentioned the fact we have less fog so better visibility for drivers. that's great news. as we look out to the maps we see the green all around the bay. we're going to focus on northbound 680 coming in through fremont and heading up to sunol. your arrow shows mild slowing. the crew is still there so keep that in mind. your commute coming in out of the altamont no problem or the bay bridge and the clouds yesterday, well, they're clear of this view. back to you. thanks so much, mike. coming up next on "today in the bay" nbc bay area responds. > reporter:r: his cruisise n leftft the dodock. hehe'll get a f full refundnd, ? wronong. i'm consumerr investitigator ch chmurara nbc bayay area r respo because the travel agent refuses

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our team called agent and carnival. both said they would work up a solution. after a few more weeks david got his refund, $1,040. we asked carnival and the agent what happened. the agency didn't get back to us. carnival did. it said refunds were delayed early in the pandemic but it's caught up now. a spokesperson added we certainly appreciate our guests' patient in this unprecedented interruption to our business. kudos to carnival for stepping up. as for the travel agent, let me say this. we've heard from lots of folks whose refunds have gotten hung up with various travel agencies. some people faced unexpected fees. so if you decide to book through a travel agent, first ask them how they handle changes, cancellations and refunds and insist on seeing a list of possible fees up front. you can contact us like david did. tap the responds option on nbcbayarea.com or call us 888-996-tips.

well, it's never a dull moment on the "ellen" show. this afternoon she will be talking to actress on a new movie and a new critically acclaimed hbo horror drama. then ellen introduces us to her new friend right here from the bay area. julia litman is from berkeley and she was diagnosed with a terminal disease five years ago. but on her bucket list was meeting ellen. not only did she talk to ellen on zoom but ellen made a personal visit to the bay to meet her. >> what about the theme song? >> ellen then called a few of her star friends who she says inspires her to keep going every day. ellen gave julia a surprise she'll never forget. you can watch the full interview today on "ellen" right here on

nbc bay area at 4:00. very cool. coming up next on "today in the bay," the top stories we're following including the work to save homes and lives in the north bay all due to the glass fire. we're live to show you some of the overnight progress. and the return of indoor dining in santa clara county if it clears the hurdles. plus, the bay area cities getting the green light for some schools to reopen for in-person learning.

right now at 5:30 back at the white house and without a mask. president trump tells americans don't be afraid of covid-19. the california pastor who also developed covid after attending a white house rose garden event. gearing up for indoor business. straight ahead the time line for reopening. >> definitely it's a blessing. >> thousands of evacuees returning home in the glass fire zone. "today in the bay" right now. and a good tuesday morning to you. thanks for joining us on this terrific tuesday. i'm marcus washington. and i'm laura garcia. let's get a look at the forecast with meteorologist kari hall.

and we have a few things we're watching the next few days. we are still seeing the smoke in the north bay as the glass fire continues. we've also seen a cooling trend that will continue as well. now as we get closer to the weekend we'll be watching two storm systems that could bring us rain for the weekend. whether we see the rain going to the north or not we'll talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. mike, you've been watching the commute. how is it looking now? we'll show you the drive, kari, green everywhere. 680 shows crews clear from the sunol area. southbound 880 slowing as it clears south down to 23rd. back to you. >> president trump back at the white house after being discharged from walter reed hospital after being treated for covid-19. this comes hours after his doctors warn they don't know for

at least a week whether he will recover from the virus. this morning president trump tweeting thought cold and flu season is coming up many people every year sometimes more than 100,000 and despite the vaccine die from the flu. are we going to close down the country? no. we have learned to live with it just like we're learning to live with covid. marine one landed at the white house, the president leaving the helicopter wearing a mask but reappears on the balcony talking and taking off his mask in a video tweet. >> and now i'm better and maybe i'm immune. i don't know. but don't let it dominate your lives. get out there. be careful. >> doctors say he's cleared to go home. questions remain about the scope of the outbreak inside the white house. a prominent southern

california pastor has tested positive after attending a rose garden event. pastor greg laurie is the head in riverside, corona and irvine. he attend add prayer march in washington, d.c., with vice president pence and attended the rose garden ceremony announcing president trump's supreme court nomination. multiple people within the president's inner circle who attended the rose garden indoor/outdoor event tested positive including his press secretary and two top assistants joining the list of several high-profile staffers testing positive. coming up on the "today" show they are live with the latest on the president's recovery and reaction to the president leaving walter reed while still infected with the virus. "today" begins at 7:00 a.m. right after "today in the bay." just in time for the change in the weather. santa clara county may be changing some of their restrictions and gatherings in regards to indoor dining.

i want to check in with "today in the bay's" kris sanchez live from san jose with how soon we may be able to have a meal indoors. it's been so long, kris. >> reporter: i know, we've been dining at home so long. it's been a long seven months since restaurants were able to serve their diners inside. very welcome news for them this morning. that is something that could change as early as next week. now that was news that was as welcome as free dessert at santana row with some pretty large restaurants have been accommodating a fraction of the crowds they're used to under tents outside. san francisco held the line a month longer than required but may be ready to move forward. here is what has to happen. new cases have to hold steady as fewer than four infections per 100,000 people and the positivity rate has to remain lower than 5%. restaurants could serve 25% of their indoor capacity or 100

people, whichever is lower. the county could also allow outdoor gatherings of up to 200 people. restaurants say they're ready even if diners say they're not so sure yet. >> it means a lot for us. that means we get to bring back more staff members to protect them even though they're taking precautions inside. it feels more safe for me to be outside. >> reporter: you might wonder what the change in restrictions could mean for halloween. at this point the county considers traditional trick-or-treating a high-risk activity and is encouraging people to put treats out for people to take instead of giving them. some of the bay area counties are seeing covid rates that are low enough for reopening. at this point sonoma county is leading the state in the top five counties in the state in terms of transmission. kris sanchez, "today in the bay."

it's back to the classroom for kids in the east bay. according to berkeley, the city has planned to reopen schools by next week. the new safety measures must be in place to keep students and teachers safe. to reopen berkeley schools will require face coverings, social distancing, limiting class sizes, testing staff once a month and increased cleaning in the classroom. >> for more than a week folks in the north bay have dealt with uncertainty of the glass fire. thousands of homes and businesses were destroyed. it appears the firefight is turning the course. an update where things stand this morning. cierra? >> reporter: yes, good morning. about a week ago this town was in the midst of those evacuation orders coming in. you can see and smell the smoke and can see that orange glow from the hills. today it appears this town may

be turning a corner on the firefight. some of the businesses here have reopened including silverado farm. one of the first to reopen and as those folks do return things will look a little different. a lot of devastation left. at least eight wineries here were destroyed or sustained significant damage including the famed castle but that rain, two pockets expected later this week, could aid in the containment of the fire which at last check with cal fire is at more than 40% containment which is good news. for the folks here in napa it's a bit of relief following more than a week of uncertainty. >> being back in town is really great, just having a solid place

to stay is definitely a blessing. >> reporter: good news for that individual there. folks do make their way home, be aware of your surroundings, particularly the trees with the fires burning for days. making your trek back home, be sure to check your surroundings, check your property. we're live in calistoga, cierra johnson for "today in the bay." we have a follow-up. prosecutors are reopening the investigation into the death of oscar grant. that move, they say, is motivated by the recent deaths of others at the hands of police. a b.a.r.t. police officer shot and killed grant on new year's day back in 2009. the family wants prosecutors to file felony murder charges against another former police officer anthony pirone. now he's seen in the video

kneeling on grant's head. the independent internal affairs investigation criticized pirone for escalating tensions that night. pirone was fired but never charged in the case. 5:39. time is just flying by, kari hall. you have a look at our temperatures. a nice day for the bay area. i wanted to show how cool it is in santa rosa. temperatures drop. we're at 44 degrees. you compare that to the upper 50s across the rest of the bay area. as you are getting ready to head out, grb a jacket and our temperatures will be warming up. antioch today reaching 92 but 62 in half moon bay. we'll talk about our weekend rain chances coming up. how is it looking for the commute? looking great. no big surprises. that doesn't mean no slowing.

the map where we've seen mostly green but notice a counter commute coming out of fremont into sunol. we have more slowing, much more slowing than we've seen for the last half hour as we've been watching the crew clearing through the area over the next 20 minutes. the bay bridge toll plaza. it will get worse. a little slowing at the toll plaza. 5:40 this morning. a showdown over the president's nominee. still ahead for you on "today in the bay" the next phase starts on capitol hill. president trump is back at the white house. joe biden on the campaign trail. we'll bring you the latest for decision 2020. a flag on the play. the all-new guidelines the nfl is issuing to teams amid players testing positive for covid-19 and the hefty backlash they face ifif they don't folollow prprot. plus -- >> hello, , class.

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at 5:43 a look at our temperature trend. we are going to have a kind of morning where you may even need

a jacket but later today will be very comfortable as the sun breaks out and our temperatures head into the mid-70s. our cooling trend continues in the forecast coming up. and the slowing trend continues for the area northbound 680. it's a construction zone and actually it's better than it was a few minutes ago. watching for improvement here and the bay bridge is a little bit more crowded. that would be the trend. no metering lights just yet. to decision 2020 and as we've been telling you president trump has returned to the white house. >> scott mcgrew, he will have to isolate there as he recovers from covid. >> yes, have to. you and i would have to isolate. he's already violated the norms of isolation, doctors say. in the car trip no one was wearing the proper ppe. president trump left walter reed yesterday then instead of going in the normal door in the white house he went out the outside

steps, no doubt to show he was feeling better. now he took off his mask which upset some people but he was entirely alone when he did that. later he posted a video urging americans not to be afraid of coronavirus. >> and i know there's a risk. there's a danger. but that's okay. and now i'm better, and maybe i'm immune. i don't know. don't let it dominate your lives. get out there. be careful. we have the best medicines in the world. >> there's a lot to be concerned about. 210,000 people have died. you have about 1,000 people a day getting the coronavirus. it's a big concern. i hope no one walks away with the message thinking it is not a problem. it's a serious problem. >> now a couple points here. there's nothing wrong with being afraid of a deadly disease and taking the proper precautions. i don't have monday's numbers

yet but 1,860 americans died over the weekend. 976 the day before. 937 the day before that or 911 every four days. the president speculates he may be immune. we know he's not because he literally has coronavirus. contracting a disease is the opposite of what the word immune means. he was diagnosed late thursday so he's only on day four or five, depending on how you measure it. remember former republican candidate for president herman kaine died four weeks after his initial diagnosis. he was 74 when he died. that's the same age as president trump. he was also in remission for cancer. president trump's son, eric, has testified under oath in an investigation into tax evasion by the trump organization brought as a civil case by new york state prosecutors. there's also a criminal case by the d.a. in manhattan.

and the son of journalist david frost has found what he says are lost capes of the frost/nixon interviews. to this dit the most watched interviews in tv history. as the british journalist interviewed the former president after his resignation. they will run some of those tapes coming up on the "today" show. we'll be tweeting about all kinds of things today including the upcoming vice presidential debate tomorrow. you can follow me on twitter. i'm @scottmcgrew. >> all right, scott, thank you. well, it's official. supreme court nominee amy coney barrett's confirmation hearing starts next monday. members of the senate judiciary committee will appear remotely due to the pandemic. she's 45 years old. she attended notre dame law school. coney barrett has been a federal appeals court judge since 2017. happening today city leaders will consider a resolution which will require all city laws, communications and policies to

have language that incorporates all people. if approved the resolution also calls for voters to approve rewriting the city charter, the laws that govern over oakland. the nfl warning teams to follow the covid-19 protocols. the league is threatening punishment as severe as forfeiting games should the teams not comply. among those new rules large gatherings outside team facilities will be banned. the league will also implement a video monitoring system to check to see if the teams are complying. it's not the start they were hoping for but if we've learned anything about the a's this season, they are resilient. round two oakland would take the 5-3 lead into the sixth but that's when the wheels fell off. the astros scored four runs in the sixth. houston won the game, 10-5. game two is this afternoon. okay, so trending this morning, jane fonda is teaming up with register to vote to lead

a new campaign called exercise that vote. take a look. >> hello, class. we're taking back the movement. we need you to be in shape for the upcoming race. i need you to be strong, laser focused. i need you to be fully committed to the task at hand. so let's get ready to exercise our right to vote! >> love jane fonda. that video features several stars including shaquille o'neal, kerry washington just to name a few. pretty cool. >> she looks great! she's 82! >> way to go, jane fonda. take a look at this. she is 102, a retired teacher from chicago. we went off to drop off her ballot in the mail wearing the full protective suit.

we know the pandemic is going on. if she can do it during a pandemic, anyone can do it. 102 years old. still exercising her right to vote. love it. >> everybody's exercising. i don't know if you would get me in a leotard at 82 or 83, though. >> you know what, i bet you could do it, laura. we have a long way to get there. a long way to go. i think could you do it. >> i won't even wear to the grocery store. pretty conservative. >> okay, so, look -- let's get a look at our air quality. what's causing our spare the air alert. the glass fire is still burning and we're continuing to monitor that.

elsewhere we've seen the smoke coming into the east bay. improving for the bay and the coast. as we look at our high temperatures for this afternoon, a little bit cooler compared to yesterday as we reach up to 81 in milpitas. still warm in morgan hill with a high of 88 degrees. and then for the east bay we're reaching 89 in walnut creek. oakland today in the mid-70s and some 60s along the coastline as half moon bay only reaches 62. a high of 77 in redwood city. san francisco reaching into the mid-50s on the embarcadero. for the north bay 86 degrees in napa today. we are still going to have warm weather for the inland valleys. big changes ahead. i'm watching a lot here. we have a couple systems out in the pacific. one is a weakening hurricane and a possibility that this may get drawn into a low that moves in and enhances the amount of moisture it has to bring into the bay area. then there will be another one

right behind that moving across the pacific northwest and then high pressure moves in later in the weekend. we've been watching what's happening in the gulf as this continues to move over towards the gulf of mexico. hurricane delta may strengthen to a category 4 and move into louisiana possibly as a category 2. a lot going on not only here but beyond as we've watched those rain chances and much cooler weather for the weekend. mike, how is it looking right now for the commute?

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