good morning, it's sunday, september 26th, 7:00 on the dot as we take a live look outside at levi's stadium. the 49ers are doing their home opener, playing their homeowner later today, i believe 5:20. you can see it right here on nbc bay area. thank you so much for joining us on this sunday of fall, i am kierra clapper. they're doing their first game.

>> you do watch sports though. >> i do. >> sport fans are going to enjoy today's weather if they are going to the game because it's going to be cool and comfortable. you may want to take a sweater because towards the end of the game it's going to dip into the 60s. san jose right now live look, cloudy. you will notice it was cloudy yesterday. we also saw a little bit of haze so the smoke in the clouds are sort of mixed in together. right now temperatures as we head out the door in the 50s and let's take a look at our temperature change. as we head into the afternoon, we are monitoring the air quality because of an advisory in effect. more details on that, coming up in a few minutes. we'll see you in about 15. on friday, the cdc recommended booster shot for pfizer for

people over 65 or with with underlying condition. >> the turn out is not what people expected. >> reporter: this cvs offered the booster shot today. >> the roll out is on. steve had peace of mind after receiving his pfizer booster shot. >> i am 68 years old. and i have been hearing about the immunity from the earlier shot regime starting to wear out. i just want to be safe and get the booster. >> while he was at the pharmacy, he received additional protection from the flu. >> came in at 4:00 and waited 15 minutes and got my booster and flu shot at the same time. the santa clara county fairground people trickle into

get their booster shoots. >> i believe until the vaccines, just trying to get it done. health officials tell us there was not a big rush and site remains slow. >> we anticipated a higher demand yesterday and today. i think it's a long road to approval and people are still confused whether it really started. >> reporter: while you can get a booster at a drugstore right now, not all bay area counties offer booster shot clinics just yet. as people want to schedule a booster shot now should check with their healthcare providers or local pharmacies. there are still some who have no intention of getting a booster shot. >> i am 75 years old, if i die by tomorrow, i live for three quarters of a century. no. i am not getting a shot. if i keep living, that's good. >> reporter: people who initially received the moderna

and johnson & johnson are not eligible for the pfizer booster shot right now. marianne favro, nbc bay area news. two families in the east bay are displaced. it happened around 2:30 this morning. contra costa county fire says the fire started near a mobile home and spread to the two homes that were burned and burned a few cars as well. embers sparked a roof fire at a different home down the street. thankfully crews were able toll put it out. one neighbor tell us he saw the fire and had a moment's notice to leave and get his family out safely. >> i went and knocked on her door or yelling at her, hey, hey, house is on fire. come on, let's go, let's go. >> the red cross is helping those displaced families. the cause of the fire is under

investigation. one person is recovering in the hospital after being rescued from this apartment fire. it happened just before 11:00 last night. a small street off of 16th street in san francisco's mission district. you can see flames erupted from the window. firefighters rescued one person from the fire but seven people in total are displaced. no word on how that fire started. now to the mysterious death of a bay area man who's gunned down in the central oregon resorts town nearly one week ago. the shooting led to call for justice there. the people who knew him here wants answer. there was a vigil in the north bay to remember him. thom jensen was there. >> reporter: 22-year-old b.j. washington spent a lot of time at this park near where he grew up and dozens of people remembered him at a vigil at the same park. >> i am shocked and disbelieved. i always hear stories.

>> reporter: his mom's pain is still raw but she's determined to give her son a voice. >> i want to speak for my son because i know there has been a lot of misleading stories out there. >> the sheriff department says bj and the 27-year-old ian cranston got into a fistfight when suddenly cranston pulled out a handgun and shot b.j. other men were arguing with b.j. when cranston walks up and shot b.j. he's charged as man slaughter and walked out of jail later outraged the community. >> make him do to him what have they wanted to him and kept calling him the "n" word. tonight was about honoring the young man whose friends and family describes him as a big

teddy bear. >> he always had a kind heart and loved everybody. >> reporter: the family wants oregon state police to take over the investigation. in venetia, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. there will be a public funeral for gabby petito who vanished and found dead. people released butterflies at a growing memorial for the 22-year-old. her death was ruled as a had had. the search for her fiance continues. shifting gears, cooler temperatures are helping fire crews here in northern california gain some ground. the fawn fire burning in shasta county outside of redding is 25%

contained. flames have burned some 8500 acres and destroyed at least 100 homes. sheriff arrested a palo alto woman on suspicion of starting the fire. investigators are looking into whether she started other fire in shasta county and throughout california. the race to be the next mayor of san jose, it's officially underway. city councilman matt mahan launched his campaign yesterday. he says government should focus on the basics, keeping the city clean and safe. he wants new housing downtown near public transit. mahan is the first official candidate to replace sam licardo who's turned out next year. san mateo is planning to get back to prepandemic levels.

the event center will host the largest in-person conference since the pandemic started. more than 5,000 people are expected to attend the conference. attendees are required to show proofs of vaccination. the conference begins tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. if you live in santa clara county and your child is eligible and still needs vaccines this fall. the county may have you covered. they are offering a no cost tdap immunization. the first event is on tuesday in gilroy and it opens at 3:00 p.m. it's 7:09 right now. coming up, we take you live to washington, d.c. for our weekly interview with chuck todd.

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moderator of "meet the press." hi chuck, it's good to see you there. i am smiling but we'll switch emotions now. we saw awe those heartbreaking images from texas where border agents on horse backs with whips. you met with mayorkas this morning. what is he saying? does this reflect the biden administration as a whole? where do we go from here? >> he defended the decision, the reason the envoy resigned because he thought deporting anybody back to haiti was

inhumane. he defended that decision and says that's the law. they didn't have papers to send anywhere else. he did say they were looking at a third party country. these folks, yes, they migrated from haiti five or ten years ago but they went down to south america and they came up here as their opportunity to drive up to south america. he says there is no other place to send them and the law says you have to send them back to where ever home or country they came from. he defended it and implied it may happen again. he also indicated they are doing their best to create as many opportunities for them to make their asylum claim as possible. as for border patrols, he says there is going to be an investigation and he defended the use of horse back. in many cases because of the terrain at the border,s that's the only way. he defended the agents there. he knows the pictures don't look good.

those were not whips, he said there will be a full investigation. he defended the agency and hold off condemning the entire agency until this investigation is done. >> okay, now i want to turn to your other guest this morning. you have bob woodward and robert costa talking about their new book "peril," which covers the transition from trump to biden administrations, what's their key take away if you can? >> i think they have come to closest chronically, just how organized the effort was by former president trump to overturn the election. and the uncovering of this memo by conservative attorney laid

out this scenario that they wnt and try to pursue. it's about the peril democracy was under. for a couple of people here including dan quail believe it or not who told the vice president he does not have any authority here. others who seem to stop the president including mike lee of utah and lindsey graham of south carolina took the president's allegations seriously. and they realized there was no there, there. what this book really chronicles and they'll speak more to it. how close we were. how soft the guard rails have become and the real question is, what's going to happen the next time we face a situation like this if donald trump is involved. that's the great unknown. >> fascinating. it sounds like you have a lot of interesting interviews today. your green bay packers take on the 49ers today, good luck to you my friend.

>> it's always tough in california. >> we love you nonetheless. >> we sure to join chuck this morning with bob woodward and mayorkas. we hope you stick right here and tune into "meet the press" right after this newscast. nancy pelosi is warning democrats to be ready for a busy week. she sent a letter yesterday ahead of several crucial votes coming up tomorrow. the house is set to vote on the $3.5 trillion spending package. on thursday, the government is going to run out of money and shutdown unless lawmakers pass a resolution to avoid that.

pelosi told democrats these proposals, quote, "must passed." three people are dead after an amtrak passenger train derailed in montana. it happened at joplin state. in addition to the three people killed, 15 others are in the hospital. the train was carrying 150 passengers and 13 crew members. it's not clear of what caused that derailment. tesla rolled out a much anticipated software update. it allows customers to request access to self-driving data or ffd program. it gives drivers access to features that are not entirely free of bugs. it includes autosteer on city streets. it gives control over to the car

when navigating busy city streets. only drivers who have a high score from tesla will get access. transportation leaders are voicing concerns. now to our climate in crisis series, climate change is impacting many things in our lives. soon even the taste and cost of beer will be impacted. our climate continues to change, individual grain kernels are likely to be come smaller or have less of a sugary yield. hops, and even more vulnerable to mildew or rot without the right condition. dr. malone says the ripple effect will be massive. >> we'll see barley markets expanding more north ward as where they exist. it's going to have these massive ripple effect for what the industry can expect in terms of

the beers. >> if beers supply chains are disrupted by extreme weather, the price goes up. painting a path to the super bowl all season long. artists are creating a five-yard long mural inspired by fans unput. awesome of the murals will be put together to create 100 yards inspiration. fans watching artists create his painting. >> and to be able to do it in front of a crowd of san francisco 49ers, that means that just more. it's fun to be a small part of a team's huge history. it's impactful for me as an artist. >> reporter: people who were

outside the ferry building got to take photos with one of the 49ers super bowl trophy. ism. let's check in with our moll gist for a look of our forecast. >> i am ready for the cozy, if you in land, you know. sweaters are not a thing in the forecast. take a look at sfo. we are expecting to have a cool and comfortable day ahead. current temperatures right now in the south bay, 59 degrees. 57 in livermore and concord. 60 degrees. no huge change there. we saw the cool weather yesterday. we have been seeing temperatures

drop. there is an air quality advisory in effect that was extended through monday. the air quality sensors are looking green which means air quality are doing good. we still see some moderate air quality. we are expecting though some of the wind to start pushing the smoke out further east which is going to make way for a better air quality. today's forecast here it's. daytime highs will be in the 70s this afternoon. upper 70s for concord and 78 degrees, 66 degrees in oakland and 66 in san francisco and if you are heading to the game which is in santa clara. bundle up. by the end of the game will be in the 60s. if you come from green bay, i know it's a whole other thing. storm ranger right now, up and scanning. we are monitoring a storm to our north, that storm is expected to bring a chance of rain, areas north of the golden gate bridge,

also near the sierra, heading into tomorrow and tuesday. once this passes through, the winds are expected to kick up andover night lows can dip down into the 40s. looking ahead. monday you can see the system trailing right here. i wish i can say because we need it. that's going to be pouring all day. it's going to be more like a couple hundreds of an inch and not everyone is going to get to see it. if you live north of the golden gate bridge or around the peninsula and san francisco, you are going to get light rain into monday and heading into tuesday. you may see some of that push closer in the mountain type areas and santa cruz into the south bay. we are expecting a couple hundreds of an inch. they need the rain. any rain we can get is good right here, kira. it ready for cool temperatures. >> all right, we'll be right

back after this. hope you stick with us.

the giants are in colorado for their final road trip for the season. brandon belts, it's his 28th in the year: the giants lead 1-0. the rockies would take a 2-1 lead in the pitch. it gives the giants 236 home runs for the season. that's more than any other team in franchise history. the joints beat the rockies, 7-2. the coliseum, a's taking on the astros.

score tied 1-1 at the bottom of the night. andreas does score the winning run. the a's remains four games out of the wild card with seven left to go. the 49ers are taking on aaron roger and the green bay packers. this will be the first regular season game with fans at levi's stadium. >> we know you have a night game and people in the west coast, it's 5:00 something so it does not seem that late. i know it helps the guys. usually better for us. >> what he's saying is he want to hear you.

college football,golden bears at huskies. the bears fumble near the goal liep. the golden bears fall to 1-3. >> san jose scores four minutes in the second half. the quakes win it in a shut-out. 2-0. that's a look at your morning sports, i am anthony flores for today in the bay. >> it's 7:27, we'll have much more. coming up. this is the first weekend the pfizer booster shot was available. >> leaders were surprised how fewer people turn out. that story and more. next.

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we take a look outside. a cloudy morning where the 49ers playing against the green bay packers. it's back at 5:20 tonight right here. thank you so much for starting your sunday with us, i am kira klapper. our meteorologist was up really late last night giving you updates. >> make sure to catch me. san francisco you could see some of that fog. it's going to be cloudy. it's going to be comfortable when it comes to those temperatures. look at this. 59 degrees in san jose right now. 56 in san francisco. overall our daytime highs are expected to be in the 70s and low 80s i should say for some of the in land areas. the air quality concerns, there is a quality advisory in effect through tomorrow.

things are looking good. we got this sensor looking at green which by the way means good. the yellow is moderate. i will have a closer look at how that is shaping out coming up in a few minutes. >> we'll see you soon. this weekend is the first weekend of pfizer booster shot is available for people. people older than 65, those with underlying health conditions and front line healthcare workers and teachers are among those eligible. >> today as marianne favro reports the rush to get that third shot is slow. >> reporter: this cvs pharmacy in campbell offers booster shots today and people we talked with said it was easy. they made an appointment and had little wait. >> the roll out is on. >> reporter: steve brashear says he has peace of mind after

receiving the booster shot. >> i am 68-year-old, i heard the immunity is starting to wear out so i just want to be safe. >> reporter: while he was at the pharmacy, he received additional protection from the flu. >> i got my booster and flu shot at the same time. >> reporter: at the fairgrounds people trickle into get their booster shots including eli cardanus. >> i believe in the vaccine and trying to get it done. >> reporter: health officials tell us there was not a big rush and sites remained slow. >> i think it's just a long, rainy road to this approval and people are still confused whether or not to really started. well, you can get a booster at a drugstore right now. san mateo county says it's

waiting for more guidance from the state. as people who wants to schedule a booster shot now should check with their healthcare providers or local pharmacies. there are still some who have no intention of getting a booster shot. >> i am 75-year-old, if i die tomorrow, i lived through three quarters of a century. no, i am not getting the shot. if i keep on living, good. >> reporter: people received the moderna and johnson & johnson are not eligible for the pfizer booster shot right now. in campbell, marianne favro. nbc bay area news. health experts continue to urge people to get vaccinated. 83% of californians 12 and older received one dose. 68% are fully vaccinated. here in the bay area, the number of people fully vaccinated is higher. this map shows the vaccination

rate broken down by county by county. on the other end of the spectrum, marin and san mateo county have the highest rates of people getting vaccinated. >> new this morning, two families are displaced because of an early morning fire. it happens before 2:30 this morning. contra costa tells us the fire started near a mobile home and spreads to two homes and burned a few cars and embers jumped to a home down the street. thankfully crews were able to extinguish it quickly. one person is recovering in the hospital after being rescued from this apartment fire in san

francisco. it happens just before 11:00 last night in the mission district. you can see those flames erupting out the window. firefighters rescued one frern that burning apartment. seven people are in total are displaced. no word on how that fire started. now to the mysterious of a bay area man gunned down in a central oregon resort town one week ago. his shooting led to call for justice there and people people want answers. thom jensen was there. >> reporter: 22-year-old b.j. washington spent a lot of time at this park and sadly, dozen of people remembering him at a temple at that very spot. >> his mom pain is still raw but she's determined to give her son a voice. >> i want to speak for my son, i know there are a lot of

misleading stories out there. >> my deputies will ask the grand jury. the sheriff's department and ian cranston. >> i know of other evidence, bj family says other men were dealing with bj. cranston had only been charged with one hour and fees. >> we basically told him that they can do whatever they wanted to do. and kept calling him the "n" word. tonight was about honoring the young man whose friends and families described as a big teddy bear. >> he was goof my. >> he always have a kind hard.

police to take over the investigation. thom jensen, nbc bay area news. happening today, there will be a public funeral for gabby petito who vanished after found dead. yesterday the community of north ward, florida gathered for some gesture. people release a butterfly. the accept for laundri, a person of interest continues. back here locally, cooler temperatures are helping fire crew gains some ground. the fawn fire is now 25% contained. that's up from 10 paes just yesterday. >> flames have burn 8500 acres. >> earlier this week, sheriff

department arrested a woman on suspicion on starting the fire. investigators looking into whether she started other fire in chas stick county. the race to be the next mayor of seasons is underway. >> city councilmen matt mahan. he wants to get and help people out the street. police practices should be improved and instead of defended. >> mayhem is the first official candidate in the to replace -- >> san mateo county is trying to get back to prepandemic life. the event center will host it is bay area's largest in-person conference since the pademic began.

>> more than 50,000 people are expected to join. the conference begins tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. it's just shy of 7:39. if you are planning to head to costco this weekend. tell you at 7:45, some items you may need that you may not be able to get. hello, we have some exciting news. the "today" show is headed west. we are partnering with the nfl for a special series called "once in a lifetime." >> your niners are passionate not only about football but service. they got involved with a group that had a big impact. >> our mentors in this program and you can see their hearts are as big as the presence on the feel. this is a story you do not want to miss. >> we'll be live from levi's stadium. we hope you can join us right here on nbc bay area.

live look in san jose right now. we are expecting to see cloudy conditions. temperatures out the door in the 50s for san jose. now, let's get to the air quality because and there is an air quality advisory extended. air quality management district, these are current sensors that picks up the current air quality. we are doing okay. because of drifting smoke from central and southern california into our area. as we head into monday and tuesday, we'll get some wind that's going to push some of that out. as far as a drifting smoke, what

can we expect over the next couple of days? well, by monday we'll see a lot of that pushing out east. that's going to leavendion. you will see smoke pushing out of the area thanks to winds. any time we see wind is an area of concern. temperatures will be cooler and we are talking about a chance for rain right near the area. forecast for today, cool day, we got 60s and 70s on the map. 70 degrees in concord. san jose, 76. i do want to show you a look at our storm ranger doppler radar. you are wondering why is it scanning, we don't have anything going on right now. we are monitoring our system to the north. maybe even around the peninsula heading into tomorrow. let's look ahead and see what we are monitoring here. any bit of rain helps.

you can see santa rosa and sonoma county expected to get the majority of the rain. it's looking more like a drizzle and light rain. a couple hundredths of an inch. noticing on tuesday right near the fire area. that's going to be a welcome site hoping to bring relief to the area. the next seven-day forecast, it's going to be a couple hunts of an inch. it's going to help in some of those fire zones for sure. over the next seven days, a closer look at what we are expecting. tuesday and wednesday, we'll remain 60s in san francisco. i want to turn your attention to for our in land areas. we'll be topping out in the 70s and may see over night lows in the 40s. that's chilly for sure. at least for me it's. kira, i will send it back to you. >> good weather for all those packers fans who are here for sunday night football.

it's 7:44. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, larry gerston is joining us to discuss climate change and growing impact in california. first, meet carl, he's 8-year-old, it's clear the shelters week. in the past he had a couple of seizures but medications have helped to stop that. learn more about carl by going to petsinneed.com. we'll be right back.

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how much each items customers can buy. mountain view, this year marks the third of third annual basic income march. a champion of that idea led to mountain view, andrew yang. he made universal income a central idea of his campaign. it would give everyone a monthly payment from the government. yang says the pandemic stimulus checks prove that people will use that money wisely. >> we always had the money. and we also now know that people will spend it on food, fuel, keeping a roof over our head. school supplies because that's what americans have been spending it on as they have been getting these checks and end this child tax credit. >> other speakers reflected on progress in the fight of basic income and how far there still is to go. last wednesday, governor

newsom signed a $15 billion package to fight climate change including wildfires and rising sea levels and droughts. the bill is the largest of its kind in california's state history. analyst larry gerston is joining us now to break down the component. good morning, good to see you. what are some key pieces to this legislation? >> this $15 billion bill, you said the largest ever is the size of a state budget of hawaii. its got some important components for dealing with wildfires, drought and the whole deal in attempt to finally really focus on climate change. so, among the biggest interests and area of interests, i should say are dealing with the drought. $5 billion for doubt. dealing with electric vehicles and investment infrastructures

and as we know automobile are the largest source of pollution. heat and sea level rise. we see all around us and along the coast. flooding land areas near by. wildfires protection response. sustainable agriculture is suffering because of the drought. $15 billion, the largest of its kind, representing a sizable investment by the state of california. it does not get through all the billions of dollars of losses that people are suffering losing their homes and businesses or whatnot. >> we have seen the last few falls, fire season really extended all yearlong almost all yearlong. how do these climate problems that we suffer with in california relates to the nation as a whole. >> we always look at california sort of like what's to come.

when we talk about climate change and the cost which tremendous and growing exponentially if you will. take a look at the chart i put together of how the nation suffered over the last four decades. $177 billion during 1980s. $200 billion during the '90s and 517 billion during the 2000s and 800 billion plus during the last decade. it's over $1.7 trillion that this country suffered in disasters caused by climate change, kira. it hits the united states very hard. harder than europe. twice as much money than europe. very costly. >> $800 billion in the last decade? that's truly astonishing.

does $15 billion help? can this be solved or controlled? >> it's a start. it's a big start for a state. let's remember we are one state even though we are the biggest state. we have to see a lot more effort from the national government. here you have right now the build back better bill prosed by president biden, $3.5 trillion and it's in trouble. we all know it's in trouble and many as expects of that bill deals with climate change, drought, sea level issues, infrastructure for electric vehicles. you know as they are looking to cut that bill down. the first area of people looking at are the climate change area because of what we had historically on fossi fuel. we have a big night in our hands, kira. those who say we don't want to spend money on that and we want

to stay with what we have got. we have a lot at steak. -- stake. >> larry, great perspective there. it's 7:52. a surprising turn out for covid booster shot yesterday. we'll tell you what happened. >> plus, we are tracking air quality or any traffic trouble when you head out the door. make sure you join us on monday morning 4:30 to 7:00 a.m.

millions of americans are eligible for the pfizer booster shot. they are available right now at pharmacies. yesterday, people trickled in and county he would leaders tell nbc bay area that there was not a rush and site remains slow. >> a much higher demand yesterday and today. i think just been a long windy road towards approval and people are still confused whether or not if it started. >> people receiving moderna and johnson & johnson are not jet eligible for a booster. booster.. if you are living in santa clara county and your child needs vaccination to attend school, the county will help you with tdap. >>. or meteorologist vianey has

one last look of our forecast of this first sunday of fall. >> yeah. >> if you are visiting from green bay, i know it's not cold. what are we talking about here? this is cooler weather for us. right around the pregame time, when your pregaming, 76 degrees. kickoff at 5:20. we are looking at mid-70s. halftime towards the end of the game, those temperatures are going to dip down to the 70s. please remember to take a sweater, it's going to be feel cold for us tonight. we are going to keep this cooler weather heading into the next several days. we are monitoring the chance of some rain for the north bay into monday and tuesday. that's all good news from there, kira. >> we need that rain. thank you all of you for needing us apart of your morning.

it's sunday night football. it's the niners' homeowner at levi's stadium against the green bay packers. sports sunday at 8:30. we hope you will join us. have a great sunday.

this sunday, the biden agenda at risk. progressive democrats holding firm on spending bills. >> we're not leaving one part of the agenda behind and giving up on the idea of child care, paid leave, health care. >> moderate democrats hoping to trim the cost. >> i understand people are concerned about the top line dollar amount. >> republicans vowing to stand in the■ç way. >> this is government-run socialism. >> will democrats reach an

agreement or fail and risk sinkingth