welcome to friday morning. it's almost 5:00. i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. an air quality advisory has been issued for today and tomorrow. >> let's bring in meteorologist, kari hall. how are things shaping up, kari? >> i think it's mostly going to be the north bay we will have to watch for the air quality. looking at some of the forecast and the numbers for the air quality outlook, it's the same or lower than it was yesterday. we are still going to have drifts of smoke coming in and constantly changing. our temperatures will be hot today. we're headed towards the upper 80s and 90s. the north bay temperatures, 87 today in santa rosa. we'll talk more about cooler air

and our air quality forecast as you make the plans. that's coming up in just a few minutes. >> thank you, kari. while you were sleeping, a big development when it comes to covid booster shots. the cdc is endorsing a third pfizer shot for certain people, and that includes everybody 65 and older. cierra johnson joins us live this morning. talk about what they are saying? >> reporter: it's important to know this booster shot is only those that received the initial pfizer shot, so if you received moderna or johnson & johnson, this is not for you. but this goes to the older population, and it includes those working in high-risk areas like teachers and prison workers. everybody 65 is eligible and

those over 18 with underlying health conditions, and 18 and over who have a high risk job are also eligible. the director explained this was being done over the interest of public health. >> it's probably a broader booster than people think, because obesity is something included in that, and that's a body max index over 25. >> and those with underlying conditions were green lighted receive the pfizer booster. mayd the johnson & johnson or moderna, those discussions will

be taking prays in the next coming weeks according to some health experts. >> lots to follow there. thank you. 5:02. could a vaccine mandate come to your child's school? more bay area districts are revising their mandates to all students being vaccinated if they want to be on campus. there are loopholes. first, it likely won't take affect until january, and the board voted for a personal belief exemption. >> i think, yes, he should issue a state-wide mandate, but we need to have a way to provide a quality education to people who are not going to follow the mandate. >> some parents say they want the district to use covid aid

funding. in sonoma county they must submit proof of vaccination or weekly testing according to "the press democrat" as of wednesday. 95% of workers there are fully vaccinated. more than 82% of santa rosa city schools are the same. windsor, 35% of those workers had not responded to the request as of wednesday. we're posting updates 24/7 on how the virus is impacting the communities. taking a live look at capitol hill this morning as congress faces a looming deadline with a potential government shutdown less than one week away. both sides must agree on a stop gap bill by september 30th.

they are calling the move a routine step. nearly one year after the election, president biden's narrow victory in arizona is further confirmed. maricopa county said a determination was just made following a partisan review of am company. the findings actually widened his victory there by 360 votes. a new poll shows who may have the inside track on the mayor's race. the san jose police officers association poll finds santa clara supervisor, cindy chavez has the most favorable rating. three are on the san jose

council. the mayor is being termed out. now the latest state drought monitor paints a troublesome picture for the bay area. take a look here. 2021 has been the state's driest on date. all counties are under acceptable drought conditions. starting in december, customers that exceed the top use, and it's to help motivate. >> currently marin water already has irrigation rules in place, and city staff out looking for those water wasters. a live look for you outside levi stadium this morning.

the 49ers will be taking on the seahawks on sunday shooting for a 3-0 start of the season. how will the air quality be for the fans. kari hall is tracking down the conditions. >> a touchdown forecast? >> yeah, we're looking good, even though we are seeing the smoke moving in. our five-day air quality forecast shows we are going to see a lot of green, and that means good air quality, and a lot of the smoke from the fawn fire will be blowing off to the east. that depends on the fire behavior and the wind direction. looking at the forecast for the game this weekend, we have upper 70s to kick off. it's going to feel nice for the players and fans. we have perfect weather. dipping down to the low 70s by the end of the game. it does look nice for that. mike, how is it looking getting to the game?

>> looks like you will get a free ride this morning. it means closers around the vta tracks, so check vta.org for that information. the bridge crew and chp are on the span itself, and it's approaching treasure island. the backup at the toll plaza not open yet. good news, 3 out of your 5 lanes are open heading through the treasure island tunnel, but there's a big slowdown that may have some folks with the richmond bridge. with that green traffic flow, we'll send it back to you. >> thank you. taking a live look in san francisco. if you are headed into the city this weekend from the east bay,

you may be forced to adjust your route. one of the busiest ramps will be closed. the ramp along with the 7th street ramp will be closed to the split. this is to repair damage from a truck crash about a year ago. 5:09 for you. where is brian laundrie. coming up, an arrest issued for gabby petito's fiancé. but it has to do with her death. limiting your purchases? the reasons for the limits on purchasing toilet paper. plus -- >> hey, it's the super mario brothers going to the big screen. we know who will play the

legendary game character. we'll tell you about the all-star cast coming up, next. culturally i idea with latina and american. i was raised in san jose, california. what i love most about being by cultural is to ability to comprehend for both communities. i am proud to be a latina, and i hope to one day pass on my culture and traditions for my kids and future generations.

. happy friday. it's 5:12 as we take a look at our temperatures ranging from the coast in the 60s to the mid to upper 90s for the inland areas. we'll see a lot of changes in our forecast as our temperatures heat up.

we'll have more on this as well as a look at the rest of our microclimate coming up. at the bridge, there's a problem because these folks are heading towards a big backup, there's a crash on the span blocking multiple lanes. hopefully we will have progress to report. hopefully we will see a turn around in the markets this morning. the markets open up 6:30 our time this morning. it has been a volatile week. costco once again limiting purchases on certain items, and this time it has nothing to do with the pandemic. it's shipping delays and truck driver shortages to blame this time around. there's a two or three week delay in getting it delivered.

it's 5:13. the iphone 13 officially goes on sale today. it's a small step up from the iphone 12 with an improved camera and battery life. pre- orders running ahead of the 12 last year. the mini is $699 to $1,099. it's called beyond van gogh and it opens today. it's nice. check it out. beyond van gogh uses cutting edge technology, it uses his dreams, thoughts and words to tell the story. walls will be wrapped in light,

color and shapes that change into flowers. it will help gain a new appreciation of this artists' work. it's a good date night, too. >> nice. trading in the vampire life for something more royal. >> will they kill me, do you think? >> the trainer for "spencer," do you think. she considered leaving royal life forever. trending, '90s video game fans have a reason to say mama

mia. >> you will have to wait to hear the voice. >> chris pratt there. so as it has, he will be playing the voice of mario for the upcoming super marios brothers movie. charlie day is set to portray luigi. i don't remember princess peach. >> princess peach needed to be rescued in the game. maybe she doesn't need to be rescued anymore. >> yeah, totally an empowered woman now. >> i never knew her name. i always called her the princess. >> now you can watch her full title. respect, marcus.

>> all right. let's get out and about, no need to play video games this weekend. >> right. it will beice this weekend. looks like temperatures heading down and the smoke clearing out for many of us. we'll still be watching the north bay. school start right now at 50 degrees. we'll see the temperatures go from the low 50s to 60s and then reach into the upper 70s. a kick warm-up again today. will be another warm one. 7-day forecast coming up as we take a look at our near surface smoke forecast. we will have the worst of the air quality here, and up around fairfield as well. we see the light blues elsewhere across the area, and that's a hazy sky and that's when we will see some of the smoke coming from the fawn fire that exploded in the past couple of days due to unfavorable weather

conditions. more of the smoke pushing off towards the north. if you head up around lake shasta, it will be smoky this weekend. looking at our temperatures for us today, 84 in milpitas, and morgan hill is more like 92 degrees this afternoon. this is a couple degrees lower compared to yesterday. oakland reaching 76 degrees. 86 in fremont. a high of 81 expected in redwood city today. cool near the coast at san francisco keeping the coastal temperatures more sunshine downtown and 72 degrees. our north bay temperatures reaching the low 80s in mill valley to 90s in ukiah and 60s in bodega bay. we will see a storm system moving in. although it doesn't look like the bay area will have a chance

of rain, we will all get a cooldown and that's going to increase the potential we could see potential on the fawn fire to the north. temperature wise this weekend, it's going to be so much more comfortable after a couple really hot days in the valleys. we're headed towards the low 80s, and upper 70s next week. going to feel like fall with san francisco temperatures going into the mid-60s for the weekend, as we see more clouds and fog rolling in. mike, you are tracking breaking news. is that still going on? >> reports of the crash on at the treasure island onramp but it's in the tunnel. two of the five lanes are blocked. anything going on in the tunnel will enhance the backup forming at the incline. folks may be heading up towards the richmond bridge if they are choosing between the two bridges heading to berkeley.

the bay bridge toll plaza seeing a backup in the last couple of seconds. it's very slow considering this is a friday and people don't expect any delay. if the san mateo bridge is an option, use that instead of the bay bridge as well. next here on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> when broken appliances cause food, money and time, and i am consumer investigator, chris chmura. next bay area responds, next. and then kris sanchez posted this picture of "rain of gold" that highlights two families' journeys to the u.s. from mexico. she says it's one of her all-time favorite book. kris is on facebook, twitter and

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5:23. a follow-up for you this morning, and still no sign of gabby petito's missing fiancé. a federal arrest warrant is issued for brian laundrie following the grand jury

indictment against him. in utah, they are launching an investigation into the police stopping the pair. somebody claims in the 911 call they saw a man slapping a woman. the police department is launch an investigation following an outside source. and then according to black and missing foundation, last year nearly 40% of the more than half a million americans reported missing were people of color. many wonder why those cases don't get much attention. >> indigenous woman go missing and rarely does it capture the

attention of the gabby petito case. >> the "today" show is going to address other missing people coming up. chris chmura has two recent cases where durability falls short. >> good morning. let's start with genevieve, she heard loud noises coming from her new washing machine. the store sent a technician and he said to stop using it, and she wanted a replacement, and all the while her family was using a laundromat even though they had a new washer, and the store delivered a new washer after we got involved in days. that's appearvalue.

and then melissa in san mateo, her new fridge was not cooling or freezing. she asked the manufacturer to swap it, and the answer was no so she called us and we got involved, and a week later melissa got a new fridge and gift cards to cover the cost of the spoiled goods. have a great weekend. >> you too, chris. a new project in berkeley may help more college students make it in the bay. city leaders are look into building a 17-story apartment right across from the entrance to the uc berkeley campus. it will have more than 280 units for students and over a dozen low income units.

no word yet on when the project will be considered. it's 5:26 this morning. the top stories we are following this morning, including disgraced theranos founder, elizabeth holmes heading back to court. what we can expect in today's testimony. plus -- >> reporter: some first first responders are refusing to get their mandated vaccine for covid. the protests later today in support of their decision. somebody is apparently targeting drivers in the south bay, shattering windows and damaging cars. also to buildings. we're going to hear what one driver is saying about her experience.

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right now at 5:30, protesting vaccines as more cities across the bay area issue mandates, more people are taking a stand. a live report ahead of a looming deadline for one south bay city. plus -- >> this is getting out of hand. we could kill someone. >> half a million dollars in damage after a destructive sling shot shooting spree in san jose. the unusual projectiles being fired and the highway being targeted. this is "today in the bay." 5:30 on your friday morning. starting off with a live look outside of levi stadium where the 49ers return home and taking

on seattle seahawks on sunday. we'll have more on that coming up. should be fun. >> thank you for joining us. i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. we want to get to meteorologist, kari hall, because we are waking up to a air quality due to the smoke from the wildfires. how are the conditions for us? >> we are going to start to see smoke coming in from the fawn fire further to the north around redding and that's going to be pushing in. as we look at the forecast, moderate air quality today and this is when you want to make sure that many of our microclimates are spending time outside, but a measure of the particulate matter shows people sensitive to the smoke, it could be unhealthy. we look at our temperatures heading back up into the low 80s and 90s inland, and 60s and 70s near the coast. we'll talk more about the forecast coming up in a few minutes.

>> we'll check back to you. new overnight, cork-run avenue, a man was shot and killed. it's not clear if they know what led up to this shooting. as the california summer delta surge is slowing down, we're looking at how the vaccination case and rates appear here in the bay area. we break down the analysis done by a bay area news group. it shows that the 14-day average of cases compared with the percentage in each county with at least one shot. the bay area, there's not a single county with a case rate of at least 20 per 10,000 residents during the last 14 days. the highest are in napa and solano county with 19, and 64% of each county's resident has gotten at least one vaccine shot. people opposed of vaccine

mandates will take to the streets later today. today in the bay's bob redell is joining us live from walnut creek. this is one of the sites of the planned protests, bob. >> reporter: yes, that scheduled for later tonight at the city council behind me. they want to get the message of stop the vaccine mandates, we do not comply. in front of city hall, they are showing support for first responders refusing to get the vaccine. dave gutierrez, he resigned because of the mandate.

gutierrez said he was willing to provide a weekly negative covid test. >> to me it's my faith, my belief in what -- i know my body and what i want to put into it. my choice is not to be vaccinated. >> we are currently working with the police unions and we are taking into account some of their proposals. the reason we are doing this is to keep our workforce safe. >> up north in sonoma county, that county is giving its first responders the option of get vaccinated or submit to weekly testing. all of the first responders, firefighters and law enforcement and officers, they must start submitting to the weekly tests starting today. reporting live here in walnut creek, bob redell for "today in the bay." >> thank you. the trial of disgraced their

yos ceo holmes gets back under way today. jurors got a look at 12,000 text messages entered into evidence, and they reveal intimacy between holmes and the theranos partner. one time james mattis testified holmes was in charge of the doomed company. we are following the latest on-air and online. check it out at nbcbayarea.com. a hero will be laid to rest in the east bay. the funeral for crossing guard, ashley diaz, expected to get under way in lafayette. he was killed earlier this month when a suv struck him near stanley middle school.

he pushed another child from the direct path of the vehicle before impact. the school held a remembrance ceremony f earlier this week. ash. six children were inside the vehicle at the time. we should warn you the video you are about to see is graphic. that crash happened earlier this month at international avenue and 38th. this is in east oakland. that impact so great, two children were thrown from the van. a good samaritan stopped the suspected drunk driver who is now facing drunk driving charges. there will be a car wash to raise d to help with the medical bills. there has been 20 incidents in the last six months all along

the highway 87 corridor. they believe somebody is shooting or using a sling shot to fireball bearings. the most recent victim was a woman driving in her car. the windows were shot out but she was not injured. >> we don't know why they are choosing the places they are choosing, but we do know it's getting worse and we want it to stop. >> the rampage caused more than half a million in damage so far, and a reward is being offered to help find the person doing it before it gets worse. in shasta county, the fawn fire continues to burn. they found a palo alto woman in distress is suspected of starting the fire. thousands are still under evacuation orders. that fire has grown to 5,500

acres with 5% containment. mike, i know those flames have threatened 25,000 structures. >> yeah, we do have a will upda soon. >> we will give you a chance to do that as we look at the forecast right now. a round of relief coming our way? how are we looking for this weekend? >> it's going to be a nice weekend for much of the bay area. let's kick it off tonight at the oakland a's game. temperatures will be in the upper 60s at first pitch, so make sure you have a jacket. you may have to deal with unhealthy air quality as times, so maybe keeping the mask on at all times would be a good idea. we have the dilli haat fruit

festival, and hope i said that right. going for a hike in muir woods, we will see temperatures in the low 60s throughout the weekend starting out with fog in the morning and then some peeks of sunshine. much warmer temperatures if you plan to go to paso robles this weekend, reach into the 90s today. mid-80s for the rest of the weekend there as we continue on with nice weather. if your weekend plans take you down the great highway and maybe stopping at big sur, it will be so nice with sunshine. temperatures in the mid to low 70s throughout the weekend, and that's what we will see for many of the coasts and beaches. looking at temperatures in the upper 60s to lower 70s. we will be watching other events going on. we'll talk about the 49ers game in that forecast coming up in a few minutes. mike, what news are you following? >> better news for one of the cases, but not what is behind me. i will put my phone away with

the latest from chp, i have the messages going on with the backup and metering lights and the problem on the span for the bay bridge. getting out of the east bay towards san francisco, you are jammed solid all the way from treasure island back through the toll plaza making its way back to the berkeley curve and maze. we do not expect that at 5:40 on a friday morning. and then san mateo bridge reports no delays. the garbage truck was going to be here until 6:15, but they were able to get the truck cleared from the roadway which is good news for the peninsula, which is light right now. back to you. >> thanks so much. 5:40. another round of relief coming up. more californians about to receive stimulus checks. we'll break down when the next

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happy friday. it is 5:43. let's get you ready for the

morning in the east bay. we're checking out pleasant hill. you're stepping out the door to mild weather in the 60s right now. we'll see clouds moving by for the start of the day and then warming up quickly. it's going to be a warm afternoon. we will talk about all of our microclimates coming up. and then stopping and holding here at the bay bridge. the crash still blocking lanes at treasure island. we'll talk about what your alternates are and the forecast and the latest coming from chp coming up. and then investigations into the january 6th attack. the congressional committee conducting the investigation now wants to hear from some of the people closest to former president trump. this is a new twist in the investigation, chris. >> yeah, that's right, laura. a bit unexpected.

good morning to you. take a live look at the capitol building behind me with the sun shining on it today. the congressional committee issued subpoenaed for some of president trump's top advisers, and among them bannon, and mike meadows and dan scavino, and cash scavino. they are warranting sworn depositions in mid october, and in a lengthy statement the former president says in part he would fight the subpoenas by invoking his executive privilege, and that's to set off the legal battle of the use of executive privilege after a president leaves office. biden said he is likely to comply with the committee's

demands on the white house for its information that it has. >> so interesting to follow. thanks for the latest. california's additional sick leave offered during the pandemic, laura? >> yeah, this is interesting. the law applies to businesses with more than 25 employees and provided up to 80 hours of additional leave in order to quarantine if you had vaccine side effects as well. many workers say it's too soon, the state business lobby says it's about time many business employers can't afford the leave without a federal tax credit. the law expires on september 30th. additional stimulus is on the way for some californians. people that make up to $75,000 can receive a one-time $600 payment. you must have your 2020 taxes

filed by october 15th of this year, and if you were claimed a dependent in 2020 by somebody, you will not be eligible. the checks will go out on october 5th with a new round of recipients continuing every two to three weeks. and it's game on at levi on sunday night. the niners are looking for their third straight win to start the season. >> today in the bay's kris sanchez outside levi stadium. this is the first time fans will be able to see a game in person in such a long time. >> reporter: let me tell you what feels good. it feels good to be here at levi stadium talking about football and not talking about a mass vaccination site, and it's the mass vaccinations that made it possible for fans to be back in the stands. the niners will take on the packers on sunday night, and sunday night is football night

in america. as our morning sports expert, our assignment editor reminded us, it was back when the championship was on the line and we know the niners went on to the super bowl that year. last season was riddled with too many injuries and losses, and it's a good thing maybe that fans were not allowed to watch in person. this season, the niners began the season with two wins against the detroit lions and the philadelphia eagles. there are tickets available for the packers game on sunday but if you want to claim the best seat in the house, watch it on nbc bay area with a pot of food. that's what we do at our house.

>> we just invited our friends over. why don't you answer the door? >> yeah. >> thanks, kris. let's talk about that weather for the game, though. people are going to be out there having a good time. >> or if you are out there in the parking lot before the game, tailgating and cooking up stuff, it's going to be nice. let's talk about air quality because that's been a big concern. we will have moderate air quality, and we will clear out for the weekend and temperature wise, i don't know if it gets better than this. 70s at the kickoff and low 70s by the end of the game. it's going to be pretty nice and still pretty warm today. let's get a look aesor the sout. upper 80s. not as warm go into the weekend but this is the last day of temperatures like this. you can probably already see the difference in the 7-day forecast at the bottom of the screen.

low 90s continue today for antioch as well as livermore, pleasanton and walnut creek. 66 in half moon bay. redwood city reaching 81 degrees. san francisco in the upper 60s. engel side in the 70s to downtown. clearlake today headed towards 94 degrees. we are watching the north bay for some of the smoke moving in and with all the fires we have had, developing up around redding especially, we will hope to get a slight chance of rain between monday and tuesday, but we will all get a cooldown. temperatures in morgan hill going from the 90s to 80s over the weekend. and then next week seeing 70s for a day or two and then going back over the next several days.

a nice weekend ahead with some mid-80s, low 80s by sunday and then upper 70s early next week. for san francisco, going to be in the low 70s today and then much more of our typical weather for this time of year, some 60s as the fog stays a little bit longer, especially over the bay. we're watching all of that. mike, you are watching breaking news. >> yeah, this is bad news for your friday commute. this is why it's different. hov lanes, they are blocked, too. all lanes slow getting towards the metering lights. hov and the carpool lanes, no benefit on the span of the bay bridge. half of your freeway is blocked. a big distraction for all of these folks. coming off of the maze, a little slow for west 580 as well. that's rippling out where we don't usually have that much

volume on a friday. bart is running on-time, and that will take you out of all the backup. you have to make sure you have alternate plans in the city because you won't have your car there. san jose, we have just a little bit of slowing. this crash in union city, not a problem for the nimitz which is basically at speeds. >> thanks, mike. santa clara leaders are considering a $25 million plan to provide housing for thousands with the help of shipping containers. that plan is using the containers for transitional support housing. they will debate that plan next tuesday. it's 5:52. much more ahead on "today in the bay," including an elaborate fraud scheme shutdown. the trio accused of stealing

millions in unemployment debit cards. stay with us. you're watching "today in the bay."

welcome back. 5:55. you are watching "today in the bay." happening now a wall of lava 40 feet high continues to inch its

way towards a small spanish village in the canary islands. the lava temperature exceeding 1,800 degrees farenheit. when it meets the sea that water can cause explosions and trigger landslides and create toxic gas. a kroger's walmart had a shooter. officers cleared that store and found frightened employees and customers hiding. i'm from memphis, and one of my mother's church members works at that grocery store, and she was able to speak to her husband and not the woman, and she's okay. but still a frightening moment.

>> just going shopping. you never know. 5:56 right now. families of those killed in the condo collapse in surfside, florida, they are pushing for the site to be preserved for a memorial. 98 people were killed back in june. the family says they don't want more condos to go on the place they consider sacred. money from the sale of the land may be the main source of paying out the claims. and then our investigative unit learned there could be sewer issues as the luxury high-rise continues to lean. engineers say sewer lines need to have a certain slope to flow properly, but the skyscraper's

tilt is straightening out the lines. accused of stealing nearly $2 million in unemployment debit cards. the inmate, his wife and friend used fake identities could create e-mail accounts and applied for benefits to epd, and they mailed out debit cards. all three could face a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison and a fine of $250,000. two texas parents now speaking out. this is after being kicked out of a restaurant while wearing masks at their table. >> it happened east of dallas.

after the couple sat down and ate food, and they said they wore the mask to protect their 4-month-old son that has cystic fibrosis, and the owner had a policy of no masks. >> they don't understand the risks they are putting everybody in by not believing covid. >> you can watch the entire story anytime on lx.com or watch lx over the air on channel 11-5, or xfinity 185 on doing something to protect their children. delta is urging airlines to

crack down on the surgef people acting unruly in the air. the company writes in part, a list of banned customers doesn't work as well as the customer can fly with another airline. this list would be different from long-standing government no-fly list maintained by the fbi aimed at preventing terrorism. delta already has more than 1,600 on its own no fly list. a key decision overnight in the fight against covid. the cdc clearing the way for millions of americans to get pfizer's booster shot, but who will get them and just how soon? a live report is just ahead. and all-new developments in the gabby petito