we have breaking news on the vaccine front. pfizer is submitting initial data on the fda for children ages 5 to 11. the fda is expected to take several weeks to analyze the data covering about 2,000 children. a formal authorization emergency use is supposed to happen at the same time. it has been available for children over 12 since may. today in the bay's cierra johnson is live. it's important for staff to hear this as well. >> reporter: good morning, students and nonemergency personnel are being told to stay away from campus because of a threat. right now we are just being told it was an anonymous nonspecific threat on campus. student that live in dorms on on campus, they are being asked to

stay inside until at least 10:00 this morning. we are working to learn more specifically about the threat and we are being told an update will be available at about 8:00 this morning, and details are extremely limited. students, if you are watching, parents if you are watching, students do need to stay inside of their dorms and continue that remote instruction. again, nonemergency personnel and students being asked to stay inside until 10:00 this morning. details are limited and we will, of course, continue to keep you updated on air, on social media and online as information becomes available. live in san francisco, cierra johnson for "today in the bay." in washington this is where the clock is ticking down to a possible government shutdown. senate democrats are figuring out what is next after republicans blocked a bill to keep the government open. where do lawmakers go from here,

chris? >> marcus, that's a great question. without a temporary spending bill in place the federal government could shutdown on friday, and then there's a debt limit crisis looming a few weeks after that. the issue now, the country being one day closer to the government shutdown and defaulting on its debt, senate republicans defeating a procedural vote which would fund the government and extend its credit until december. they are hoping to thwart president biden's future spending wishes, especially the $3.5 trillion build back better bill and trying to force the democrats to raise the debt limit on their own. >> they want to use the pandemic as a permanent source for socialism. >> that showdown is happening as progressive and moderate democrats square off with each other over president biden's top

agenda priority, passing the infrastructure bill and then the build back better bill with a house vote on the looming infrastructure, and it's not clear if either measure as enough votes to pass. what is next with regard to the government shutdown? the democrats could hope republicans come along as we get closer to the shutdown, or they could separate the debt limit out of the bill and that would give them a few days to work on that after funding the government. marcus? >> hopefully there's a resolution. the last thing we need is a government shutdown. it's 6:03 right now. sonoma county will remember a fallen sheriff's lieutenant. he died earlier this month from covid complications. he was a 14-year veteran of the department. a procession is planned for this morning in the windsor area. it will end at the luther

burbank center of the arts for a private ceremony will be held. on thursday you sick leave for covid patients is set to expire. workers right groups will call for that to be extended. it covers businesses with more than 25 employees. many employees argue they cannot afford the leave without a federal tax credit. here's a live look in san francisco where today mayor london breed will join a state senator and they are calling for governor newsom to sign a bill paying addicts to stay sober. the bill is sitting on the governor's desk. the governor has talked about trying to pay for it through medicaid. new relief may soon be coming for those really trying the make it in the bay. governor newsom is scheduled to

tour an affordable housing unit where he will sign a bill to streamline affordable house production. a live look at the san francisco bay and the golden gate bridge. there's a highway surf advisory in effect along the northern california coast. there's a higher riptide danger. don't turn your back to the waves. don't get too close to the water. >> we know that could be a deadly situation. again, looking at the forecast for today, meteorologist, kari hall has been tracking every bit of that for us. how is it shaping up? >> we have a lot of changes here now that we are getting the systems coming in, and that's what is going to kick up the highway waves and rip currents today. a system moving through brought

us a chance of rain yesterday, and there were a few coastal spots that had measurable rain, and then looking at the dangerous rip current advisory, and that continues until 11:00 today. as we mentioned, never turn your back to the coast, but it will be a beautiful day. half moon bay starting out in the mid-50s. our inland areas will get mid-70s and upper 70s for our warmest spots in the inland valleys. we do have a lot more changes coming our way, and we'll talk more about that in a few minutes. mike, it's bad timing for one east bay commute. >> yeah, the section of highway 4 we have been following, and it was slow early come into concord. everything sounds like it's off to the shoulder but a distraction, and they have to wait until the tow truck gets there to pick it up, and when it does, more distraction, and that will cause more backup into

pittsburg. these will take you through city streets that will slow you down. no problems holding up folks at the carquinez bridge. you see a little green there, and the bay bridge toll plaza, it's time for the slowing to start on this tuesday. 6:07. no major problems. anything south of the bay bridge, lighter than what you may expect, and including the santa cruz mountains with the disabled vehicle, clearing up. paying off a multimillion-dollar settlement agreed to by one of the bay area's biggest and busiest banks. find out if you could be getting a slice. inflation and the high prices are temporary, but they

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right now at 6:10, we have a great start to our tuesday morning. as you are heading out the door, it's still a little cloudy in some spots, but temperatures in the mid-50s, cool start and our temperatures warm up slowly

today. we'll still be at 70 degrees at lunchtime, and 72 early in the afternoon. nice cooldown before a warm-up. we'll talk more about that, and a good story in our climate in crisis coming up in a few minutes. you missed all the action, but i am glad you missed all the action. we had a tow truck backing up here on the richmond side of the san rafael. we'll show you where things are shaping up -- slowing up a bit, i should say, coming up. if you want action, let's talk about washington. big testimony from a very important general. we are going to talk about that when we talk politics. let's tauchmany right now. they will talk about the dangers ahead for us in our economy. powell, in particular, worried about inflation. inflation is the most dangerous thing to your retirement and family's budget.

you have surely seen the affects at the grocery store. powell is expected to say while inflation is temporary, it's going to be a longer temporary than we first shot. yellen will talk about covid and how it's hurting our economy. she sent us an advance copy of her opening statement, and she said significant challenges from the delta variant continue to suppress the speed of recovery. do you know who this person is? he used to be a designer at apple and was just hired by ferrari to design their electric cars, and if you are not in the market for a ferrari, you could be in the market for something like a ford versus a ferrari, and ford also hired an apple designer to help them to design.

coming up on the "today" show, our tom costello will tell us all about it. ford says it's the most important change since the creation of the model t, and the new f-150, the best selling vehicle in america, and my next electric car, i just saw a jeep -- >> is that what you are thinking about getting? >> yes, and in a good and bright color. >> i want a ride. >> absolutely. san francisco-based wells fargo paying a $37 million fine for allegedly over charging hundreds of customers. the settlement claims the bank offered something to salespeople for fraudulent charges.

you still have a chance to be a millionaire many times over. this is after nobody had the winning ticket sold for yesterday's $545 million powerball drawing. the next drawing will take place tomorrow with an estimated $570 million jackpot. >> it shows how hard it is to win that thing. >> yeah, just that one ticket is all i need. netflix is revealing a new list of most-watched tv shows and movies on its streaming platform. >> all is fair in love and war -- >> season one here premiered back in september and has 82 million subscribers. among the film's action film extraction earning the top spot, a film about a captured cia

agent was number one over the first 28 days. >> extraction. >> yeah, i spend all my time trying to find it, and then fell asleep. ford doesn't make an appearance anywhere for "extraction." i don't know. the bay bridge toll plaza starting to build, starting in the middle lanes and that's typical. it's 6:15. it is later than we typically see the slowdown happening on a tuesday. we had a burst in richmond and that's clearing up. an improvement for highway 4. we had a disabled vehicle at san marcos and caused some backup and now is easing up. the slowing is holding steady

now in vasco down toward the county line. the earlier disabled vehicle is clear. 680, a disabled vehicle near mission. back over to you. >> we're looking at the golden gate bridge. yesterday we had fog rolling over and now the clouds are higher now that we are seeing the system passing by. we also have an ocean breeze, a westerly wind helping to clear the air and the good air quality will continue today. a lot of green dots meaning good air quality. our temperatures are coming down. today we are going to enjoy temperatures in the mid-70s for the south bay reaching 75 in morgan hill. for the east bay, some of the warmer spots in the upper 70s, and as you look at the 7-day forecast at the bottom of the screen, it's going to be heating up. enjoy this.

leave the air-conditioning off today. we still have the natural air-conditioning near the coast, and in san francisco we're up to about 60 degrees. 68 degrees in mill valley. santa rosa headed towards 74. also 74 today in napa. as we head throughout the end of the month and to the start of october, you may wonder how much rain do we get? looking in the month of october, usually we get about two inches of rain in santa rosa, and then we get back into the rainy season in san francisco. throughout the month, about an inch of rain. oakland about the same. less than an inch for a lot of the other microclimates. as we go deeper into fall, we will have summer-like temperatures. it's now the transition period where we are between fall and summer. we are at fall today and then look at livermore's forecast for the weekend, going into the 90s early next week.

take a look at the different temperatures by the middle of next week. we will have another taste of fall headed our way. still a lot of changes in our temperatures. we have upper 70s and low 80s for the next few days, and then for the weekend as you are making plans, keep in mind it will be hot out there. san francisco will warm up modestly. we will go from the low 60s to the 70s over the weekend. now let's look at our climate in crisis. we are looking at wind turbines that were put online in altamont. this project helped the east bay community energy reach their goal of generating 100% clean energy by 2030. >> this is our first operational local renewablerg resource. it's -- we hope it will be the

first of many alameda county and san joaquin county projects we will execute. it's bringing renewable energy to our customers. this facility, which is about 55 megawatts of generating capacity can power about 40,000 homes. >> you can find out more on the new wind turbines and how can you get cleaner energy by going to our climate in crisis page on nbcbayarea.com. >> very cool. thanks, kari. >> we love celebrating birthday's around here, kari. her son, kj, turning ten today. >> my mind is blown by this. >> and double digits now, kari. >> and he's my height. i can't believe it has been ten years but he is such a blessing. >> he is. happy birthday. >> eat some cake. >> yes, he will. >> for breakfast.

oh, hold up. next here on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> you might be able to get an extra dose of the covid-19 vaccine right now if you qualify. i'm consumer investigator, chris chmura. we'll show you how, next.

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as we have been reporting anybody with a vulnerable immune system can get a another dose of

the covid-19 vaccine. >> chris chmura looks at who qualifies. >> the cdc said an additional dose of the covid-19 vaccine could give immunocompromised people additional protection. that's people who get treatment for tumors or blood cancers, had an organ transplant or have an advanced or untreated hiv infection or get treated with drugs that suppress your immune system. you have to be fully vaccinated with the moderna or pfizer vaccine for at least 28 days. if you got the johnson & johnson vaccine an additional dose is not yet recommended by the cdc, but that could change because j&j just released new information favoring a second dose. when you go to get the second dose, make sure you bring your paper vaccine card, and it

should be updated in the system. on the way out, take a picture of the paper image with your smartphone just in case the paper one goes missing. and that pfizer is studying an oral dose for covid. raw tone aveer. the pill is designed to stop the virus from duplicating. a live look at sfo. if you are planning a trip to hong kong or singapore, listen up. the cdc is raising its travel advisories for both destinations. singapore at a level 3 advisory due to a high level of covid. only the fully vaccinated are advised to visit. hong kong at level 2 indicating

moderate levels, and so nonvaccinated travelers to avoid visiting there. and six stories high with 130 units, half of which would be for low-income renters and the other half for previous homeless. something new when it comes to voting in california. every voter will receive a vote by mail ballot from now on. said governor newsom signed a bill to mail ballots for all voters for elections. we're following multiple breaking stories this morning, including a threat on campus. san francisco state on lockdown right now.

the latest developments, next. plus -- >> developing news overnight. children are now one step closer to becoming eligible for the covid-19 vaccine. the encouraging results. gone in a flash. a theft in san francisco ruined a wedding in alabama, stealing hundreds of photos. what the couple is doing to try and get their precious memories back. taking a live look outside. wow, look at that. a nice, clear shot of san francisco. the bay bridge right now, clearing skies as well when it comes to some of the smoke. cooling temperatures as well. kari has a look at our full fall forecast. how long the cooler temperatures are going to stick around. mike, taking a look at your morning commute. it's 6:26 right now. a lot more news ahead. stick around. you're watching "today in the bay."

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right now at 6:30, huge news overnight on the pandemic front. young children now possibly one step closer to being eligible for a covid vaccine. the announcement made while you were sleeping. plus, terror threats. an off-duty deputy arrested and charged. the allegations he's facing ahead of a court hearing this morning. later the sharks back at the tank with new vaccine requirements in san jose. we're live at sap center breaking down what fans need to know. "today in the bay" continues right now.

a very good tuesday morning to you. thank you for starting your day with us. i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. we are following breaking stories this morning, and one, the first one we have, san francisco state warning students and nonemergency personnel to stay off campus as of right now. the university is under a lockdown due to what investigators are calling an anonymous nonspecific threat. in-person classes and campus activities are delayed until 10:00 this morning. until then, students are asked to continue to remote instruction. we are expecting an update from police around 8:00 this morning. today in the bay's cierra johnson will have a live report for us coming up in the last segment of the show. more breaking news, this time from pfizer taking the next step to roll out covid vaccines for younger children. bob redell joins us live this morning. how long before they may become

eligible, bob? >> reporter: it's hard to tell. it could be a few weeks or several weeks. good morning to you, laura and marcus. this morning pfizer biontech announced it submitted information to the fda, and this is data it obtained from a vaccine trial of more than 2,000 children. the fda expect to take several weeks to analyze that data. in a release this morning, it was written it's expected to request emergency use authorization. in its trial pfizer gave children two smaller doses of the vaccine. these are smaller than those given to those 12 and older, which according to the company, still produced antibody responses comparable to the 16

to 25-year-olds. children do face a lower risk of severe covid, but it's important that they get vaxxed as many students continue with in-person classes. more than a quarter of the weekly cases in the united states are reported in children under the age of 18. >> thank you, bob. we brought you breaking news for both of the stories we are covering this morning. download the nbc bay area app and get news alerts sent straight to you. california leading the way when it comes to covid transmission, and that's a good news story for you because it's in a good way. the cdc's latest transition map, california alone in the yellow, this is the moderate level of virus transmission. connecticut in the orange you see to the east, and that's the only state in the substantial tier. all other 48 states are in the

red transmission category. the positivity rate for california is now at 2.6. that is down from 7% from eight weeks ago. some contra costa county business owners are pushing back on the new indoor vaccine mandate. gyms, restaurants and other businesses must now require proof of vaccination or a recent negative test. masks are also required. during a town hall yesterday the county health director explained the reasoning. >> we're also getting into the fall and winter holiday season. we did see last fall cases started going up after halloween, and thunder they really shot up after thanks thanksgiving and christmas. >> health leaders argue too many schoolchildren are getting covid

and hospital beds are too full. the county may dial down the mandate once more schoolchildren are vaccinated. and then the company's former lab director said the test results from theranos were so inaccurate he was told to use other machines from other companies. stay with us for more continuing coverage on the trial. and then am san francisco sheriff's deputy was arrested on four felony charges. he was at a party when he was off duty, and he was arrested for breaking items and

assaulting several attendees, and then he threatened to return to the party and shoot people. he eventually left and police later arrested him. meanwhile newlyweds in texas and a wedding photographer are hoping somebody here in the bay area could reunite them with the wedding pictures. the photographer's car was broken into last week during a shoot in san francisco's painted ladies. the wedding photos from alabama and the backups on the hard drive, all gone. >> we are very spread out, and the chances of us being together again just, you know, aren't possible. >> meanwhile, the newlyweds are offering a $1,000 reward for the return of the hard drive and sd cards. >> happening today, san jose leaders are apologizing for the

historical wrongs against the chinese community. on may 4th, 1887 is when san jose's china town went up in flames and displaced thousands. the fire happened two months after the city council called china town a public nuisance. san francisco leaders reportedly looking into the tab of the recall election involving three school board members and the tab will be expensive. city schools are facing a budget short fall of more than $100 million. "the chronicle" reports the recall election will involve another $8 million hit. supervisors today expect to shuffle money around to cover the cost. that could happen as early as january. developing now, firefighters tackling what is left of the caldor fire and are preparing for possible flare ups with the new red flag warning in effect.

that fire less than 80% contained after starting last month and burning towards south lake tahoe. 221,000 acres burn. nearly 800 and then a beautiful shot of san jose as we get started with the day. let's bring in meteorologist, kari hall. you have a look at what is shaping up for us today. >> a really nice sunrise across the bay area. get the camera ready. we have clouds and sun under the clouds and that will give us nice views. we started to see a lot more improved air quality across the bay area with the westerly wind picking up. as the system moved through yesterday, a lot of green dots showing good air quality and that will continue today. as you are headed out in the tri-valley, another nice view. we are heading toward the low 70s by lunchtime and sunshine today. we'll look at all of the microclimates coming up. there's a graduate build

coming out of the oakland, mike? >> yeah, over here it's been an hour since they turned on the metering lights and now finally we are seeing all the lanes -- look at that, even these lanes closest to the hov, they are still not full. this is a gradual lighter build right now. i think things will kick in in about an hour, and that's the pattern from the bay bridge toll plaza. and the biggest build on many of the bridges is between 6:00 and 7:00, and 7:00 peaking over here many days at the san mateo bridge as well. westbound is your commute push. that's what we see over here. highway 4 has had a tough drive this morning, and it's what you would expect for this slow drive. the rest of the bay looking great and green. san jose, a tiny bit of slowing. back to you. 6:38. coming up next, the debate over

what may soon be the state's largest ban heating up later today in the south bay. the one group the ban will benefit the most and the response from the tobacco company. and then let's take you out to the big board this morning and it barely tells the story. the dow down 85, and the nasdaq really getting hammered. as the puck drops here at the sap center, as the sharks begin their pre-season tonight, you will have the show something other than your ticket. i will tell you what that is, coming up. you're watching "today in the bay."

good tuesday morning. we're coming up on 6:42. it's a beautiful sunrise. in fremont, we have mid-50s. sunshine today. we'll keep comfortable weather, but we do see end of the week warmth. we'll talk more about that in the forecast, coming up. and then a little build in volume but no problem with the speed. this is 101 through palo alto. we are seeing more slowing over in the tri-valley, and we'll show you what is developing, coming up. >> sounds great. we'll check back with you. supporters say homeland

security is looking to support daca. the biden administration has appealed the ruling. america's top general facing some tough questioning today. >> it's part of the civilian control over the military, speaking broadly. more specifically for what was revealed in a new book documenting the last few days of the trump administration. general mark milley appointed by donald trump as chairman of joint chiefs of staff is said to have assured the chinese we have not lost control of our government as the chinese watched the attacks on the capitol on january 6th. we assured them trump would not order an attack on china, milley did as part of a way of trying to stay in power was the theory the chinese had. chinese really thought we were

going to attack. a frightened enemy, a dangerous enemy, and milley went over the night is when he allegedly said he would warn china if we were to attack, and he will be asked about that? >> there are important questions to be asked about afghanistan as what went wrong in the early days and how the military was able to turn that situation around so fast. and then on capitol hill, a new budget resolution blocked that would keep the government open. you might think the most important thing is to keep the government open, and it is important. it has happened before and we survived. what is far more worse is this, the credit issue. the u.s. government doesn't default on debt, and it is what

keeps interest rates low. we pay the bills we have, until now, maybe. here's senate minority leader, mitch mcconnell. >> there's no chance republicans will help lift democrat's spending limit so they can immediately steam roll through the socialists binge that will hurt families. >> you can't crack down on too much spending by refusing to pay for what you already bought. democrats are trying to spend more money in the future. new programs in the infrastructure bill and last night nancy pelosi pushed for the infrastructure bill to be passed as soon as possible. there are a ton of things going on in washington. we are monitoring them all, tweeting about it.

i am @scottmcgrew. today san jose leaders plan to ban flavored tobacco. the mayor and city council members rallied in front of city hall accusing tobacco companies are trying to attract children by using the flavored tobacco. and then returning to the tank. >> san jose's new vaccine mandate is different than six months ago, and it's an exciting time for a lot of fans. tell us what team teal fans need to know before they head out. >> reporter: the sap center, the shark tank is a city-owned venue and that means city rules apply. if you want to get into see your

san jose sharks inside the sap center you will have to show proof of vaccination. that could be a cdc vaccination card, a digital record, or documentation from your doctor or health care provider, and negative covid test has to be within the last 72 hours along with documents on your exemption. fans looking for sharks tickets on ticket master got the same notice to be ready to show the proof of vaccination. this is the first game that fans got to attend back in april when the county still had capacity limits, but before the city's ordinance requiring proof of vaccination went into effect. there were about 500 fans in attendance in the venue that maxs out at 17,000 fans. today is a pre-season game

against the kings, and we will have to see if the fans show up. these rules apply to all city-owned venues, libraries, civic centers, and you should know that going forward, even if you are not a shark's fan you could still show proof of vaccination at a city-owned venue that holds 50 people or more. >> thank you, kris. the warriors today tip-off training with one question hanging in the balance, will andrew higgins stand his ground with the mandate on vaccinations. his religious exemption request was turned down. he still believes what he is do something right. >> my back is definitely, you know, against the wall. but i'm just going to keep

fighting for what i believe. >> he has, you know, all the right information, and access to the right resources to ask all the questions he has on, you know, making that decision. >> we'll just see how everything plays out. we're hopeful that it all is resolved over the next couple of weeks. >> it's estimated that wiggins would lose $350,000 per game. 6:49 right now. trending this morning, unexpected visitor at the media day event for the brooklyn nets. >> david letterman took on the role of a reporter, and he threw some balls at kevin durant. >> why do people call you kd? can i call you kd? >> yeah. my first name is kevin. >> right.

>> my last name is durant, with a "d." >> it seems like he did not know it was letterman. >> no, he could not have known. or if durant was in on the joke, but it's something to talk about and laugh about, for sure. fun times there. let's toss it over to kh. >> and it's my son's kj's birthday. yeah, let's get started this morning. a beautiful sunshine as we look at the golden gate bridge camera. we have clouds rolling by and moving off to the east, and this is part of the cold front that brought us a chance of showers yesterday and it's connecting up high winds and now waves. we have a beach hazard statement in effect until 11:00 this evening. if you are going to be at the beach today never turn your back to the water because we could see some of the sneaker waves

and rip currents making it dangerous to be out there today. for the inland areas it's going to be very comfortable. our natural air-conditioning kicking up, mid-70s today. upper 70s for concord and antioch, and mostly low 70s for hayward and fremont. oakland reaching 69. 62 for a high today in daly city. san mateo reaching 70. we have low 60s for spots like the marina district. and our north bay highs reaching 76 in sonoma and in ukiah. even though it feels like fall today, look at the trend for the next ten days for san jose. we're headed back to summer for the weekend, and then next week we take a dip and will be back to fall. there's a struggle between fall and summer right now, so it's fall today and then summer for the weekend. take a look at the highs reaching into the low to mid-90s at our warmest spots inland. that's morgan hill and brentwood, we will see the hotter temperatures. in san jose, 70s for the weekend

with a lot more sunshine. mike, it looks like it's starting to build. it's about that time. >> it's about that time. we are seeing a lighter build -- i know it's tough to tell from the shot. watch, when i move here, you see half of the lanes are not filled and that's great news for folks heading to the bay bridge. off of 880, there's still a good flow to the meter there. on the shoulder here, no major slowing. we have a build on the richmond side of the toll plaza for 580. highway 4, moving slowly. i did notice extra slowing through sunol, so keep that in mind for 680. slowing mid span. back to you. happening now, state lawmakers plan to push for more outdoor dining.

san francisco state senator scott wiener among those participating in a news conference to discuss two recently passed bills awaiting the governor's signature. the latest on the lockdown at san francisco state university. also breaking, one children one step closer to having a covid vaccine. what that could mean for your kids.

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6:55. welcome back. we are moving you forward with a look at the top stories here on "today in the bay." starting with breaking news on the vaccine front. >> pfizer is submitting information to the fda for vaccines for children 5 to 11. a former emergency use authorization request will likely happen during that time. pfizer's vaccine is the only vaccine for children available over 12 since may. today in the "today in the bay"'s cierra johnson is long island -- live in the city. >> reporter: police telling students and nonemergency

personnel toinside and don't come to campus until at least 10:00 this morning. details are still very limited. police are saying it's a anonymous nonspecific threat that led to the notification. any students that live on campus are asking to stay in their dorms and in housing until 10:00 this morning. there will be an update around 8:00 this morning. the details remain limited to students that have class today. they want them to stay with remote instruction until given the all clear. >> cierra, thank you. a san francisco sheriff's deputy is expected to be arraigned on a number of charges including making terror threats. he was off duty and attending a small party when he started

behaving erratically. he is accused of breaking items and assaulting several attendees and then people. police arrested him. and then the trial continues today for disgraced theranos founder, elizabeth holmes. the company's former lab director said the blood testing results were so inaccurate he was told to use machines from other companies. it's time for a look at the forecast. >> i have to end with the sunrise, because it's so beautiful. if you are out there snapping pictures, tag me in it. use the #sunriseoftheday. it's a beautiful start to our tuesday morning, and it's going to be a beautiful day but we will head back to summer and warm up by the end of the week

until at least summer. yeah, look in the center divide, a disabled vehicle there. no crash, and not a lot of slowing. kari, take that. i have a little sunrise. >> nice. >> nice. >> it's okay. i have to show you 680, and that's part of my job because it's looking nice. >> that's a better one. kj celebrating 10-years-old. he's a big boy now. happy birthday, kj. >> aunt laura says you can eat cake for breakfast. >> before school? i don't know about that. >> yeah, the teachers are going to love us! >> a lot to celebrate. thanks for starting your day with us. we're back at 7:25 with a live local news update. why not leave you with another gorgeous sunrise. >> there you go. getting started with the day and a sunrise like this, it's going to be a terrific tuesday, it will be. >> yes, indeed.

>> much more ahead for you this morning on the "today" show, which is coming up next. have a great one. good morning. breaking overnight, shutdown good morning. breaking overnight, shutdown showdown, the nation one step closer to a government stoppage as senate republicans block a bill aimed at keeping it open. both parties blaming each other with friday's deadline fast approaching. >> our country is staring down the barrel of two totally republican-manufactured disasters. >> the democrats have steered our country straight into a storm of serious crises. >> just ahead, the standoff that some fear could trigger a new economic crisis.

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