good morning, it's saturday, october 16th, 7:00 on the dot. as we take a live look at the golden gate bridge. a beautiful look to start ouruo

with us, i am kira klapper, vianey arana joins us with a look of your forecast, it sounds like you have a good one. >> it's going to be a nice day. clear skies this afternoon, beautiful view right now in san francisco. look at that. we have our temperatures right now cool at 57 degrees. it's going to warm up significantly especially into the interior valleys. here is a closer look at san jose. right now at 53 degrees. look at what happened heading into the 1:00 to 2:00 hour, we'll bump up to mid-80s, we'll keep the warm conditions not just the interior valley but the coastline. livermore will be in the mid-80s. enjoy today's warmer temperatures if you are a fan. rain chances not until tomorrow, full forecast in a few minutes. >> a little bit of everything. we'll see you at 15.

we begin right now with developing news in the south bay, this fire is set by firefighters to prevent wildfires growing out of control because of gusty winds. smoke can be seen from miles. this map shows where the fire was burning, not far from highway 152. about 150 acres have burned so far. people in the area are under evacuation orders and others are on standby. sergio quintana reports. >> reporter: cal fire and neighborhood fire departments are throwing plenty of resources of getting a happened l of what they're calling the estrada fire. some residents are anxiously watching the fire from ridges and rooftops trying to get an idea of the progress fire crews are making.

some evacuations have been ordered and a shelter has been set up. angela henson says her neighborhood is ready to go in a moment's notice. >> they have their cars loaded up and cages ready to go for their cats. all important photos and paper work are in their car, they're ready to evacuate. should they feel the need the fire is going back over the hill. we won't wait for full evacuation orders because we have seen too much in the past. too much loss in the past when people had full evacuation orders. >> reporter: she raced home after work from the peninsula to make sure their horses and other livestoc are safe. she's not happy that cal fire is responsible for the burn and got out of control. the winds have died down and it's a lot cooler than earlier this afternoon. >> that was sergio quintana

reporting for us. several people are recovering this morning after this transit bus crashed into a east bay home. it happened in west oakland yet after a stolen car smashed into the bus, injuring several people and trapping that homeowner inside. the wheelchair bound man was stunned and stuck upstairs for hours. cheryl hurd spoke with that owner about this ordeal. >> reporter: after being trapped upstairs for hours. daryl finally came down to assess his home. >> the man was begging for by standers to help him. >> reporter: he says he can only see sheet rocks and water when he looked over his banister. he had no idea what everyone else was seeing outside. he heard the chaos. >> there was screaming going on,

after that was the big bang. >> reporter: this ac transit bus crashing into his home on 10th and market. it was a result of a police chase involving a stolen car. chp spotted it in contra costa around 2:00 p.m. when the chase got too dangerous, authorities say they pull back and start tracking the car from the air. the car ending up in oakland and slamming into the bus. the bus careened into the home. >> i know the first thing i saw when officers got here was the upper hand guys. >> reporter: weapons were taken from the car. >> we had vehicular homicide right here and that was within the last two years. >> reporter: mercedes rodriguez says this crash does not surprise her. >> this is about the third or fourth time there is an accident

on this property right here. >> reporter: meshack says something needs to be done to make this corner safer. he would like to see this city or ac transit help pay for the damage. cheryl hurd, "today in the by bay." police say a man started shooting at the officers and then a prolong gunfight ensued. the shooter barricaded himself inside his car. police were able to remove him and he was able to take to the hospitaly use for the johnson & johnson booster. the cdc is expected to approve both boosters by halloween.

the pfizer booster you may recall was authorized in september right now only pfizer is the option for a booster. but pfizer is limited to only certain groups. as for the j&j booster, it's wide open for anyone 18 and older, it should be given two months after your initial dose. the booster roll-out is added to the rolling debate after the vaccines. >> how many booster shots are we going to take? >> for the rest of our lives? >> exactly? how long is it going to be for? >> the fda is continuing debate on whether patients will be allowed to mix or match boosters. there is some research that shows getting two different vaccines can provide stronger protection against the virus. the cdc updated its list of factors that qualify someone for a boosters and tha

millions more people will be eligible for a booster. you will have to add the third dose to your vaccine record. >> if you get a covid-19 vaccine booster, your record needs to show it. let's take a look at how to do that accurately. first, when you go to our appointment, bring your paper record card with you, the doctor or nurse should add your booster to your shot. what if you forgot your card or lost it? you should still go to your appointment, they'll give you a second card. california public health says the people who gives you the shot will give you additional vaccine card to supplement the vaccine card left at home. if you can't find your original card, here is how to replace it, contact the clinic that gave you your first shot.

get in touch with your state's immunization for a replacement. the cdc has a list of them with contact info.. snap this qr code to look up your state. after a booster, your digital record or qr code should update automatically. california recommends you wait two days for your booster to show up. if it's not there after two days, ask the office to update the state's register or contact the state yourself and provide the details on your card. speaking of your card, take new photos of it with the new booster information on there. save those images to the cloud and save them on your favorites on your phone, that way is easy to pull up where ever you are required to show proof of vaccinations. keep your card some place safe where it won't get damage and you won't lose it. >> we know it can be confusing to keep up with the latest guidance about vaccines and

masks, we are here for you, go to nbcbayarea.com, we have simple guides to help you sort through the confusion and keeping healthy. a live look at the shark tank this morning where the san jose sharks are getting ready for their first game of the regular season. there will be free pregame festivities prior to opening night at downtown at 5:45. people will walk over to the sap center. fans coming to the game must show proof of vaccinations for covid before entering. the sharks will be taking on the winnipeg jets at 7:00 p.m. at 7:10 this morning, we have much more ahead on the bay, a new push to conserve water in the bay area's biggest city. we'll tell you what's being asked of people and how much water you are being asked to save. tracking changes in our weather, we got rain on the way heading into sunday and a cool down, full forecast, coming up. stay with us.

welcome back at 7:13 on your saturday morning. a little bit of haze as we look out san jose from a near by estrada fire burning outside of gilroy. we are expecting a beautiful saturday for the majority of the bay area and a major cool down tomorrow. vianey arana has your forecast in a few minutes. but, first we have new details about former president

bill clinton's hospitalization. he stayed over night at uc medical center. he's recovering from an infection. doctors say he's responding well to antibiotics. such infections are not unusual for seniors. clinton under went a quadruple bypass in 2004. the law blocks any abortion after six weeks and give private citizens the power to sue anyone who aids or abets an asked the federal court to stop enforcement of the law earlier this month. a judge granted that request. the fifth circuit court of appeals overturned that on thursday. the law went into effect

september 1st. beginning november 8th, vaccinated travelers can enter the u.s., the united states will allow people from 33 countries who previously were banned because of covid. that'll include the u.k., france, italy and spain as well as china and iran. travelers will need to show proof of vaccination and a negative covid test taken within three days of travel. back here in the bay area, safari west is losing its gold standard of uphold its standards. they cited issues with theny is appealing that decision. once that happens, the association of zoo and aquarium has 45 days to make their final

decision. the water company is asking for a mandatory 15% cut back in water use due to the south bay's drinking reservoirs, they'll based that 15% on how much water you use back in 2019. if you don't cut back enough, you will have to pay a penalty, $7 for any 728 extra gallons you use. these cut backs will apply to customers in san jose, cupertino and los gatos and saratoga. >> more will be needed for 2022 if we don't make a significant effort right now. >> the california public utility commission will have to sign off on that mandate. the public hearing is coming up on october 28th. how much water a 15% cut back? the water district says the

average household uses 8,000 gallons of water per month. so 15% of that would be about 1200 gallons for some perspective, one shower uses about 10 gallons of water. okay, we'll talk about all those containerships stuck on the west coast. supply chain issues are heading back productions as the holiday approach. vickie nguyen has more on how one toy maker is trying to meet demand. >> reporter: here in pennsylvania, they are cranking out more than 450 products including these small parts of building sets. they are gearing up for an unpredictable season. >> try to shop early because it's going to be difficult coming through after thanksgiving. >> reporter: items like tapes and paper that takes three weeks to arrive now takes six to ten

weeks. >> we only have control of so much. what we can do is how can we turn it quickly as possible. >> rorter: the pandemic is one factore this used to make plastic parts for toys, these come from texas, that has been hit hard b by natural disaster like flooding and ice storms and shutting down of factories. >> reporter: toys are facing delays and an increase cost getting to the u.s. >> if you can hear me, we love your product. >> reporter: and kibbler says several companies everyone cancel store's orders. >> hey, it will be there when it gets there. >> reporter: it's all adding up to higher prices and early bargain hunting. 37% of gift shoppers say they started in august and september. >> just how important is the holiday season to a toy company? >> 20 or 30% of our revenue in

the first sixth months of the year. >> reporter: the best advice is ask your kids to be flexible. shop early and often and check local stores first. >> that was vickie nguyen for us. in this digital age of dating with so many apps, one woman is taking a page from the past to get singles to mingle. she created an e-mail newsletter. it profiles eligible new yorkers in the old school style of personal ads, she started the newsletter when she moved to san francisco last year that featured singles to answer three questions, what's your toxic trait and what makes you hot and what are you looking for? if you like what you see, you can subscribe to the person's page. >> i think men's toxic trait is lack of communications, we all need therapy for keeping it real, right? >> i have a house full of three

boys and i can attest to bad listening. >> you see? >> we are both taken, my friends that are saying they are single, i have a friend that just moved to the bay area and some where she had decent luck with guys she's going out with and on the other hand, another friend not so much. i want to know now, for somebody to admit to that is going to be something else. let's talk about what we got going on with the weather. if you have a date today, it's going to be sunny and beautiful. great day to spend outdoors. great shot out here, the sky is looking hazy, we'll see a little bit of some smoke drifting from near by fire including down near santa barbara county and as well as the fire last night. the winds will be tapered. 50 degrees in san francisco right now. we are going to be seeing a warm day ahead. 53 in san jose.

a lot of sunshine that's going to be dominated today because of high pressure. i want to show you how the air quality is doing right now. the sensors are showing green which is good. we could see periods of moderate air-conditions and that'll be into the afternoon hours. we head into sunday, we'll see a shift in our weather pattern. let's get to today's daytime highs. it's going to be sunny and warm. you can see we got upper 80s in morgan hill. 88 degrees in san jose. 86 and 84 in milpitas. out through the east bay, mid and upper 80s. almost 90 degrees and we are supposed to be in fall even around the coastline, we are talking about mid and upper 70s. san francisco is going to be in the upper 70s. wind will be in from the southwest but 15 miles per hour at the north bay. 82 degrees. hour by hour outlook, here is the big change heading into tonight and into sunday, we have got a system just to our north that's going to drop down.

also bringing with it a cold front. this is going to bring in afternoon chance of showers. you will be the first to see it. notice the time stamp, we'll get rain pushing down through portions of santa cruz and south bay. we'll take what we can get. we are talking about a couple hundredths of an inch, maybe a quarter after ukiah. we'll take the drizzles for now because a better chance seeing rain chances ahead. that's the good news there. the first system is going to be quick to move. in towards friday and saturday, so next weekend it looks like this could be our best chance of seeing rain for the entire bay area into the weekend along with cooler temperatures which is definitely something we need, a quick reminder, exceptional category when it comes to the

drought which could mean intense fire season throughout. we'll cool off quite nicely, kira. >> we need that rain, vianey, thanks so much. it's 7:22. we'll be right back after this. hope you st i can with us.

an oakland educator is retired. he decided he's not done helping the city's youth. garvin thomas shows us the traditions he's hoping to bring

in this morning's bay area proud. >> jack nelson does not run quite as fast as he did in his younger days, back when he could finish off a mile in just about seven minutes. >> reporter: still for a 66 years old, he can put one foot in front of the other pretty darn fast. >> i am a cruising 11.30 miles. i ran this summer so it's not bad for an old guy. >> reporter: it's not just jack running stood the test of time. it's what he's been able to do with it, raise money. a lot of it. >> there is 125 ones. >> reporter: he's been doing fundraisers for more than 30 years ever since his first year as a teacher. >> there were no money for a clinic. >> reporter: that year jack raised over $2,000 overall the years and all the events

including a 100 plus mile run shortly after 9/11. jack has raised more than $300,000. most of it going to various scholarships, activities and sport programs at oakland in san leandro high school. jack thought about stopping a few times but always thought it would be better. >> i am good at getting money for just causes and i need to do this again. >> reporter: it brings us to this year's fund raising run and one special goal for a place very special to jack. >> i love jack. >> reporter: assistant principal at oakland, fremont high school where jack's father went to school. >> reporter: fremont recently under went a $130 million renovations including its first ever regulation size football field.

>> reporter: what jack wants now is a marching band to take that field. a rare thing for an oakland unified high school. >> i guarantee you there has not been one for the last going back to my early childhood. >> i think it's about being bold in east oakland. a lot of students want that. >> reporter: jack believes he's already at a third of the way to raise enough money for the band and knowing him he's not stopping any time soon.

good saturday morning, it's october 16th, just shy at 7:31 as we take a live look outside. a gorgeous glow over walnut creek, good morning to contra costa county on what should be a gorgeous saturday. thank you so much for starting it with us, i am kira klapper, vianey arana joins us with quick look at your micro forecast. >> it's going to feel a little bit like we are not in fall. temperatures are going to be warm today. mid and upper 80s for the interior valley. live look right now for san francisco. starting out in the 50s. 50 degrees right now in san francisco. throughout the bay area, we got a couple of 40s right now as you head out the door. we'll see a warm up. here is a closer look at what we

are tracking for today. warm saturday, temperatures are going to be in the upper 80s for the interior valley. here is the big change ahead. into tomorrow, it's going to feel quite nice, we'll get a drop in temperatures, a little bit of rain in the bay area and i will take you through the timing of all of that coming up in a few minutes. >> all right, we look forward to that. vianey, thank you so much. we begin right now in the south bay, a wildfire is growing out of control because of gusty winds set by firefighters. it's burning west of gilroy. smoke can be seen from miles this morning. this map shows where the fire is burning, it's not far from highway 152. it's zero percent contained. some people in the area are on evacuation orders and others are standing by. sergio quintana reports.

>> reporter: cal fire is throwing at plenty of resources at getting a handle of the estrada fire. tonight some residents outside of watson are anxiously watching the fire from ridges and rooftops trying get an idea of progress crews are making. some evacuations are already ordered. shelters have been set up. angela hinson says her neighborhood is ready to go in a moment's notice. >> they have their cars loaded up and cats' cages ready to go and all the important paper work and photos are in their car and they're ready to evacuate. should they feel the need that the fire gone back over the hill? we won't wait for full evacuation orders because we have seen too much in the past, too much lost in the past when people have waited for full

evacuation order. >> reporter: she raced home after work in the peninsula to make sure her livestock is safe. the good news, the winds h >> sergio quintana reporting for us this morning. several people are recovering after this ac transit bus crashes into a home. a stolen car smashing into the bus sending it careening into the home. the man lives inside the home was trapped and he's in a wheelchair and stuck upstairs for hours. we spoke with him about the ordeal. >> reporter: after being trapped upstairs for hours, daryl

meshack came down to assess his home. >> my first concern was the bus driver because the man was moaning and begging for by standers to help him. >> reporter: meshack says he can only see sheet rocks and plywood over his room when he looked over his banister. he heard the chaos. >> there were screaming going on less than maybe 30 seconds or a minute after that was the big bang. >> reporter: this ac transit bus crashing into this home on 10th and market. it was a result of a police chase involving a stolen car. chp spotted it around 2:00 p.m. authorities say they pull back and started tracking the car from the air. the car ended up in oakland, slamming into the bus. the bus careened into the home. >> i know that the first thing i saw when officers got here was

to apprehend those guys. >> two of the suspects are in critical conditions, sources say weapons were taken from the car. >> we had vehicular homicide here. >> reporter: rodriguez is the neighborhood's block captain. she says this crash does not surprise her. >> this is about the third or fourth times he had an accident on this property right here. >> reporter: meshack says something needs to be done to make this corner safer, he would like to see the city or ac transit help pay for the damage. cheryl hurd, today in the bay. police are investigating what caused a man to shoot the officer in the south bay. it happened at a milpitas strip mall. a man began shooting at them and a prolong gunfight happened. the shooter barricaded himself

inside his car. police were able to remove him and take him into the hospital. no word on his condition. the officers were told were not injured. ism the fda is now recommending emergency use authorizations for the johnson & johnson booster, this comes after the fda recommended emergency authorization for the moderna booster earlier this week. the cdc is expected to approve both the johnson & johnson and moderna boosters by halloween. the pfizer booster was authorized in september. pfizer is the only option for a booster but it's limited for certain group like people who had the pfizer shot to begin with. as for the booster, it's wide open for anyone 18 and older, it should be given two months after your initial dose. the booster roll out is adding to the ongoing debate over the vaccine itself. >> get it to keep people safe, not only yourself but your loves

and children. >> how many booster shots are we going to have to take? >> the rest of our lives? >> exactly, how long is it going to be for? >> the fda is continuing on that debate whether patients can mix and match their boosters. a live look in san francisco where in-door mask mandates were lifted yesterday. if you are fully vaccinated and no more than 100 people inside any given business, you can take off the mask. there are other specifications like proper ventilations and no recent covid outbreaks at that location and no children under 12 present since they are not yet eligible to be vaccinated. the mask mandate is still in effect for places like stores the restaurants and schools where children are vaccinated. contra costa county predicts it will follow suit and adopt similar mask freedoms beginning

november 1st. in order for the mask mandate to be lifted in other bay area counties and the city of berkeley, the city and county must be in the yellow tier which means a moderate rate of spread of covid, they need to stay there for at least three weeks. covid hospitalizations must and stable and 80% of the population must be fully vaccinated. we know it can be so difficult to keep up with the latest guidance about vaccinations and masks, if you head to nbcbayarea.com/coronavirus, we have simple guides to help you sort through the confusion and help you keep healthy. happening today, a live look at the shark tank this morning where the sharks are getting ready for the first home game of their regular season. there will be three pregame festivities prior to opening night and it all starts at that famous march to the tank. it starts in downtown at 5:45. the per session will march over

to the fans coming to the game must show proof of vaccinations before entering. the sharks will be taking on the winnipeg jets, it starts at 7:00. still to come on the bay, oh, it still stings for the orange and black, here from the umpire who explains that questionable call that ended the giants' magical season.

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good saturday morning, it's 7:42. get ready for a warm day ahead. plenty of sunshine, a live look right now in san francisco. current temperatures right now in the 50s. san francisco at 58 degrees. 53 degrees like i said, a lot of sunshine. enjoy today though because we do have a change in our weather pattern. currently we are in a couple of 40s ahead in santa rosa, 49 degrees right now. these are going to warm up by this afternoon. here is a closer look at your daytime highs. it's going to feel like summer out there. we still got this high pressure that's been keeping us nice and toasty the past couple of days. look at concord, 88 degrees and down to san jose, 86 degrees. even in the city, 76 degrees which is definitely pretty warm especially for this time of the year. enjoy the sunshine and enjoy warmer temperatures. however, if you are a fan of a

cozy day ahead. this is where we monitor, we have our hour-by-hour outlook. the first to see the rain around 3:00, areas in the north bay and look at what happens as the system pushes through. we'll get a little bit of rain down to portions of the south bay as well as the santa cruz mountains and into the evening hours, we got a cold front in addition to that. the winds are expecting to kickoff and temperatures are going to drop. as far as how much rain we are getting. i wish we could say a ton. it's going to be a couple hundredths of an inch. a little under half an inch through there. let's talk about what we got going ahead. the system is going to be quick active weather pattern heading into the middle of the week. north bay are going to see another chance of rain on wednesday. looking out ahead pushing the timeline further into next friday and saturday. it looks like we'll get to see

little bit more significant rainfall for the entire bay area and this is going to be a welcome site, i want to take you through a little reminder of what we have been dealing with because of a lack of rainfall. climate change, we have been seeing serious drought conditions, driest two years on record which could mean more intent and longer fire seasons and we have also seen a historic drop in some of our reservoirs. san francisco for the next seven days, we got a little bit of a cozy sunday, i wish i could say tomorrow. i am into tonight and evening tomorrow. >> hopefully you get some time to cuddle up at home between your shifts here. coming up, celebrating hispanic heritage month as it comes to a close. we'll introduce you to a latina film maker who's making sure

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welcome back, it's just shy of 7:49. it's kind of breaks your heart to see oracle park, does it? >> no ball two strikes, flores, did he go? >> he did! >> the game ends. >> the questionable call around the bay area still stings. the umpire is the bay area native called it strike three and it was game over and season over for the orange and black. when does a check swing cross over to a straight? the mlb has no defining rules for a check swing. it offers this definition. an atestimony to strike or offer

at the ball. after that it's basically up to the ump. the first base ump went to san teresa high school in san jose, explained his call after the game. "check-swings are one of the hardest calls we have. i don't have the benefit of multiple camera angles when i am watching it live." here is what gabe had to say. >> you don't want a game to end that way. these guys work very hard to make the right call so super challenging on our end especially right now. there is no need to be angry about that, i just think it's a disappointing way to end. >> spoken with such class. >> as for the dodgers, they take

on the braves tonight. in some better news, we have been celebrating hispanic heritage month all month here on nbc bay area. much of the culture and heritage is passed on through stories. a local film maker is using her own immigrant experience to make sure mexican-americans feel seen and heard. kris sanchez shows us she's doing it in english, spanish and spanglish. >> how did you know your fiance is the one? >> reporter: a digital series that's a passion project of the film maker of watsonville, renteria. >> it's comedy and it has a lot of us and me and my friends working on it. >> reporter: she's working on a

documentary of water in mexico where she was born. she came to the u.s. at 12 and graduated from csu monterey bay with a degree of cinematic arts. >> growing up is hard seeing characters like us on the screen. maybe we see a few or you see characters that they don't portray us in the right way. there are so many of us and we are all different. >> reporter: she turns that challenge to her documentaries and videos for non-profit. >> i have to do with the environment and the community and so many other different topics. when i go home, i don't disconnect from this. i go home to this. >> reporter: while it's challenging to find film festival, she will keep giving

voice to the stories of our people. >> i feel proud that i get to be behind a camera and behind a computer putting those stories together. >> kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> that looks liking a good one. it's 7:53. a quick look of our top stories we are following including a control burn getting out of control. crews are raise racing to stop fire from spreading towards south bay homes.

welcome back, before we get to our top stories this morning, here is what you can expect tomorrow morning with willie geist on "sunday today." >> good morning kira, one of our favorite conversations with the broadway hit, julianne moore, she shares stories from her prolific career that includes boogie nights. she pinpoints the moment she turned to acting after she didn't make the team. >> my girlfriends and i were the only two girls that did not make the team. they took like 60 girls. >> thank god for the drill team. >> because you would never have been an actor? >> i would still be marching. julianne moore when "sunday

today" airs at 6:00 in the bay area. set the dvr and we'll see you when ever you are ready for us. >> we'll see you willie, thank you so much. here is a quick look at a top story we are following including a burn. some people outside anxiously watching the fire from ridges and rooftops trying to get an idea of the progress cal fire is making. some are being evacuated and others are on standby. anyone needing help with shelter can call the local red cross. cal fire is working to contain the fire this morning. they don't expect anymore evacuations. happening later today, a live look at the shark tank. fans coming to game must show proof of vaccinations before entering.

the sharks will be taking on the winnipeg jets at 7:00 tonight. let's check in with our meteorologist vianey arana for a look of our forecast. >> it's going to be a warm day eventhough it's fall. temperatures will be in the upper 80s. we are talking 70s in the forecast. we'll have a system that'll bring some rain in a little bit. it will be just enough and also temperatures expected to be much cooler. looking that way ahead, guess what, it looks like we got improving rain chances heading into next week. that's going to be certainly be a welcome site along with those cooler temperatures. kira. >> we have needed that rain for quite some time finally it's coing miraculously. thank you so much. vianey, thank you.

we'll have more local news tonight at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00. vianey will be back with your forecast, you can check in all day on nbcbayarea.com, one last look at a gorgeous look at the golden gate bridge. we hope you have a great day, we'll see you back here tomorrow.

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