good morning, it is 7:00. today is saturday, july 30th. we are taking a live look outside of the city of san francisco. it isn't looking to sunny out

and the question is will it be sunny, rob has the forecast. thank you for joining us i am chris gomorrah, sitting in for kira klapper. let's get right over to rob mayeda, what is it looking like in san francisco and will the fog burn off ? spent low clouds sticking around, july 30th to be one of the driest days of the year but still more drizzle in san francisco and low clouds in san jose. this part of the forecast we've seen throughout the week, not a big surprise as we have more drizzle to start up the weekend. what is different is the chance of showers. if you're in lynn this morning out of the fog you notice the mid-level clouds coming through. check out radar view. most is aloft for now but notice of the airflow pattern. this is the reason for the mega conditions around the bay area. this is monsoon moisture coming from the east, and that will bring us a chance of isolated showers today. 70s and 80s inland and cooler with a 60 san francisco, a

close look at showers hour by hour forecast coming up in about 10 minutes. >> thank you rob for the microclimate weather forecast. new this morning, we have the powerball, mega millions rather, the megamillions jackpot. we have news this morning that there is a winner. have you checked your tickets? the mega millions website tells us there was one winning ticket sold in the state of illinois. sorry, not california. what are we talking here? we're talking about the possibility of more than $1 billion ending up in those folks pockets, and will be in their bank account. these are the winning numbers drawn last night. 13, 36, 45, 57, 67, and the mega ball was 14. how much money? more than $1 billion if they take the cash option, which will a bill $700 million before taxes but the good news for

california is the state lottery said one ticket was sold with five numbers, many somewhere here in our state has $4 million headed their way. $4 million, so check those mega millions tickets. moving on to a developing story. two people overseas have died from monkeypox but we are just getting initial details but meanwhile, today in the bay, many people in san francisco are rethinking their plans for a big festival this weekend. stephen ferris is an entertainment attorney living in san francisco and he is right now recovering from monkeypox. >> i came into contact with monkeypox around pride, the last weekend in june. >> there is a concern the virus could spread in the city again this weekend. there will be parties all weekend in the south of market area near a popular fair. and ferris says the community is talking about how dangerous it could be.

>> monkeypox is going to skyrocket after this weekend, because people cannot stop having , not thinking they themselves, that they will be out in large crowds touching people, and that is just as likely a transmission is having >> tonight we spoke to stanford university school of medicine professor dr. dean winslow about the monkeypox death in spain. >> the individual in spain who died was a 41-year-old man who had underlying lymphoma which is a cancer of the lymphatic system. so it isn't too surprising that that the deaths from the monkeypox virus occurred in an individual with such a compromised immune system. >> dr. winslo details about the person who died from the virus in brazil. meanwhile, the city of san francisco is working on preventing infection and death

in the city but vaccine clinics are reopening on monday, the same day the cities state of emergency goes into effect. san francisco's health department is working to get in front of the virus before it becomes deadly here. ferris believes the push may have come a little late. >> and the emergency status would have been declared a couple weeks ago to kind of help those most at risk. >> we have more information about monkeypox on our website, on nbc bay area.com, or the app or website, find a link at the top of the page but in the south bay a child suffered serious injuries after a car struck them but the child was riding his bike last night on winfield boulevard across from oakridge mall in san jose. the boy was taken to the hospital, and san jose police say his condition has stabilized. the driver stayed on scene and is said to be working with investigators. and attack caught on camera on the peninsula, a man was pistol whipped in daly city

while thieves tried to steal his watch. yeah you heard them demanding the man's watch before taking off in a red car with tinted windows. daly city police said the 69-year-old man was robbed and pistol whipped on thursday on skyline drive around four 130 in the afternoon. law enforcement all over the bay area have seen this kind of thing and warning of similar robberies with criminals looking for gaer in sacramento to pay tribute to firefighters who have died over the past three years. this year's memorial is the first to be held in person in three years. 82 men and women are being honored today, including 11 bay area firefighters. like san francisco fires jason cortez, you will see them in a minute on the left side of the screen. he died in an accident during a training accident in 2020, and

christopher yoch who died battling the fire in a parking structure at sso last year and their names will be added to the california firefighters memorial at the state capital. now to covid. a booster with a new boost of immunity. the biden administration is planning to offer updated, reformulated booster shots this fall, provided health regulators give the green light in time. the new version of the vaccine is designed to perform better against the highly contagious omicron subvariant, those now fueling the current surge. pfizer and moderna could be ready by september, they say, and the u.s. government has pre- purchased nearly 200 million doses. health centers offering the current vaccines and boosters say they are still high demand attributed to the current case wave. b.a.r.. again but it

was reinstated effective immediately, and that means you will have to bring a mask for the morning commute or wherever you are headed on b.a.r.t. . at the pleasant hill b.a.r.t. station we saw workers putting up a sign reminding people of the requirement that the last mandate expired 12 days ago, but the board voted to extend it again into october . and for some it has been tough giving up. >> it is a little confusing, i use b.a.r.t. semi-frequently and over the past couple of months the rules of changed a few times. >> i do not really care, as long as i have my mask on i feel fine. if others do not wear it, it's up to them >> b.a.r.t. hoped county health department will take the lead on mask mandates, that did not happen and so b.a.r.t. it happened to act on his own . a southbay home is in shambles, holes in the roof and it is boarded up, and the yard is overgrown. neighbors hate it but now the city of san jose says it is a public nuisance. today in the bay's tom jensen

says the city has filed a lawsuit to force the owner to either clean it up, or tear it down. >> neighbors say this home in the san jose historic rose garden neighborhood has been an eyesore for two decades. but over the past several years, they say it is gotten even worse as it falls deeper into disrepair, is a home that has been vacant for at least 10 years since fire started at the home it to a five wabash street in june last year, neighbors say someone was squatting in the home. the fire officials never determine the cause. and neighbors with kids have become increasingly concerned. >> it is definitely scary to hear there are people who might be squatting there and is starting fires, you are doing things that could make the street unsafe for our daughter. >> another parent who lives across the street cannot forget when the nearby schools will put into lockdown after the say law enforcement confronted a person squatting in the home.

>> looking out the window i was scared because there was a sheriff in front of my house with a gun. >> the city of san jose confirms with nbc bay area it has filed a lawsuit, and is asking a santa clara county judge to order the owner, and oakland tax attorney, to clean it up and pay the city thousands of dollars in unpaid fines related to at least a dozen citations for code violations at the property. i also reached out to the owner by email and phone but he has not responded. neighbors say they are happy the city is stepping into finally force his hand. >> that would be great. we have sent a request to code enforcement, numerous neighbors actually. >> i definitely think it is a good thing, as long as we have been here and as long as our neighbors have been in this neighborhood, the house has sat vacant and untouched. >> defense went up around home after the 2021 fire but neighbors say they still worry about rats and raccoons that are taken up refuge in a boarded up structure, and the kids were more squatters may still find a way inside. tom jensen, today in the bay.

more ahead on today in the bay. coming up we will talk about nfts, and an nft party happening today in the bay area.

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hospital . they are chanting, maia, maya. that is 10-year-old maia zamora and she is walking out of the hospital, this was yesterday. she was critically injured in the robb elementary school shooting one month ago and her family said it is a miracle she survived. she is the final patient to be discharged. she passed out roses to people who cared for her. the doctors and the nurses are calling her their hero. u.s. house meanwhile passed a bill that would ban assault weapons for the first time since 2004. a large cheer erupted on the floor when speaker pelosi announced the bills passage and it passed largely along partisan lines. two republicans voted for the bill, while five democrats opposed it. the law would criminalize the sale, manufacture, sale and possession of many types of semi automatic weapons. however, it is unlikely to pass in the u.s. senate.

now we're headed to eastern kentucky, were devastating floods have killed at least 19 people. and that includes six children. the governor said the bodies of four young siblings who were swept away from their parents or grip have been located many homes and roads are still underwater. and there are some people missing. >> i wish they would either find him or his body would be located. it has been not knowing, and the fact that he is missing, it's just excruciating. >> hundreds of people have been rescued so far. more than 300 people are now in shelters. president biden has declared a disaster. back here, san mateo county is hosting an event tell people prepare for emergencies. the 18th annual disaster preparedness day, a free event at the san mateo county event center from 10:00 a.m.

until 2:00 p.m. families can export emergency vehicles, meet bomb squad robots, as well as get access to emergency supplies. well, will smith has no publicly apologize to comedian chris rock for this lapsing around the world a few months ago at the oscars. >> so i will say to you, chris, i apologize to you. my behavior was unacceptable, and i am here whenever you are ready to talk. >> that was about a six minute long instagram video. smith says there is no part of him that thought what he did was the right way to behave. smith slapped chris rock after rock made a joke about smith's wife, and smith said he did not apologize during his acceptance speech that night because he was quote fogged out at that point.

no comment yet from rock. nfts our center stage at an east bay even today. happening today the first ever nft oakland takes place outside of oakland to city hall which includes a block party to celebrate the block chain, that nfts are popularizing. organizers say the goal is to educate. >> often times when people hear about cryptocurrency or blockchain technology, it feels far from them. what we want to show his this is a space for everybody, and for anyone from all ages and all races, classes, or whatever they can learn about block chain and be a part of the community. >> the party is today and will continue sunday on broadway. music and free food is planned, registration is free, just rsvp online through nftoakland.xyz. and what else is happening,

mike inouye has more . >> good morning folks, starting in downtown oakland i want to bring you to hear. that is the bay area mural program, nonprofit organization of artist dedicated to facilitating and creating public art, which we love did sign up to take today's 10 block walking tour to highlight the latest murals and historic landmarks all along broadway starting at 10:00 a.m. starting at 10:00 a.m. or across the bay, it is a loja by the bay in san francisco's japan town but the annual music series brings the musical towns of hawaii and the bay area, and it is a mission to foster leadership. also can medication skills for youth through volunteerism and committee service those concepts also in a loja itself. and in the south bay, the summer festival on race street in san jose. it is an art and plants a summer festival, a huge plant

market with other automakers and crafters with great food, drink, give activity, and great workshops, including macrami. you remember macrami? enjoy your saturday. >> remember macrami? and rob is here with a forecast, if you're to the indoors or outdoors this weekend, what are you choosing? >> if your san francisco may be indoors, is a little drizzly this afternoon, but we have a twist of a forecast and you mentioned it is a bit like florida with the clouds and we may see a few showers at times, especially by tomorrow. >> in july?ght now 64 at san jose and overcast, sunshine with san jose and partly discuss where you will see tropical clouds in fact, look east here around the altamont pass, mid-level clouds coming in from the east, it is 61 and back into the drizzle and storm that is san francisco. nifty seven. by the way the past two days that enough drizzle has fallen

to set daily rainfall records. keep in mind, don't have to get a trace to about that much rain to do that at this time of year. the drizzle is adding up. for the morning along the coast, the drizzle continues at times and eventually the low clouds lifting. look at temperatures during the day, staying cool in san francisco, low to mid 60s and upper 60s cultured oakland, san jose looking nice at 77. low 80s inland, but let's not bury the headline. right there, isolated showers forecast and look at the monsoon moisture, this area and green coming back from the east and over the bay area. that is enough that there radar is picking up at least higher in the atmosphere a few showers out towards the hills of napa county. initially what the radar will see is mostly rain aloft. as more moisture increases into sunday we will see better odds of it reaching the ground but notice how the clouds are coming in out of the east and southeast and into monday. right there for the monday morning commute. you may see a better chance of

showers out of the weekend. today partly cloudy skies, and if you look closely more clouds coming in on sunday morning and the chance of isolated showers on the inland hilltops good things look better for shower chances, it might be a slight chance of thunder as well, you have to watch it early monday morning. at 7:00 a.m. ecl it passes through the bay area and perhaps a few more showers going into monday afternoon. all of this adding up to measurable rainfall potential, especially sunday into monday here in what is typically the driest time of the year and unusual seven-day forecast. today you will notice the more muggy conditions at times, temperatures in the 60s around san francisco. or the valleys temperatures will stay mild but it will be muggy at times come all the way through monday, skies will clear and temperatures climb up as we pass the middle part of the week. interesting weather, you don't often watch the radar from july into august around here, but we have that going in the forecast this weekend.

>> we welcome the rain but not the thunderstorms. thank you. we have much more ahead on today in the bay. it is a mainstay and i must see. we will talk about the golden we will talk about the golden gatefortune cookie factor y when i make decisions

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san francisco's world- famous golden gate fortune cookie factory will celebrate its 60th anniversary next week. janelle wang takes us behind the scenes.

>> reporter: san francisco's chinatown is of the largest chinatown outside of asia. it covers around 20 for blocks, and one of the neighborhoods small alleys, people from all over the world come to ross allie for golden gate fortune cookie factory. i've been doing sent i was nine years old and the customer gets flat cookie and each one walks and i give them a cookie to eat it every day people come in for free cookies, where do you come from? >> canada. >> wherefrom? >> montreal. >> enjoy cooking. where do you come from? >> france. >> far away. every day we give away free cookies did >> wanted to see how these cookies are made. >> every four against sesame, butter, sugar, flour, and

vanilla. >> there is a secret ingredient but the secret may be kevin's 73 old mother, nancy. >> i know how to make cookies but i don't know how to mix the batter. i don't have the measurements but as you see my mom, she does not need any measurements because she has mixed the batter for 60 years but she knows how much to measure already. every day, 50 pounds bid and she puts the egg on third one bag of sugar and two bags of flour 150 pounds bid >> in 60 years, have you changed the recipe in 60 years? >> no. never. come from? >> the fortune cocame from several cisco, but the chinese make fortune cookie with this, put the paper in the middle and fold it. like that. and the japanese, they make their cookie with nothing in it, they fold it, and they put it like that.

and then they took the fortune here, so the japanese invented it, but the chinese is the one that perfected it. >> in this shop between 8000 to 10,000 fresh cookies are made each day. show me how it is done. >> take the paper, put the paper in the middle and hand fold it. and put it here. >> and these you cannot use, there's a time. >> yes it is four seconds did >> have to make a fortune cookie and four seconds. >> i will try to do four and one minute bid spent wait, i have to get the paper ready, oh my goodness i've already wasted. put the paper in and fold it gently, put it like this and into the whole. for the. that one has two fortunes. >> you can fold. >> but i've wasted all of

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good morning. it is 7:30 on the saturday morning. this is a live look at oakland in a few think there's something odd going on with the weather, why is it so muggy, rob has answers in just a

second, thank you for joining us i am chris chmura sitting in for kira klapper. the rob was going on with this funky weather? >> the clouds we are seeing coming in from nevada, part of the monsoon moisture, for the eastern half of the bay area, you see the mid-level clouds. will probably notice the increase in humidity. san francisco probably not noticing it because you're stuck in drizzle this morning but that is one part of the weather story, the drizzle along the coast and interbay for the morning, but showers as possible. towards monday there is a chance we might see isolated thunderstorms check that out we don't often have to use radar at the end of july. but we are right now but you see showers moving in from the south and east as we get to the sunrise. see clouds pulling up from the south and east that is providing the extra boost to the atmosphere today. good enough for a few isolated showers which will likely increase going into sunday. temperature-wise upper 70s to

mid 80s inland, over towards fairfield and livermore cooler than yesterday, staying in the 60s in san francisco, increasing shower chances and slight chances of thunder into monday with a forecast coming up in 10 minutes. new this morning, one lucky person in illinois is now a billionaire. on paper. the mega millions website said one ticket matched all six numbers after last night's drawing. a1 $.2 billion jackpot was up for grabs. if the winner takes the cash option, it is $747 million, before taxes. it is the third-largest jackpot in u.s. history and here are the winning numbers on your screen right now. 13, 36, 45, 57, 67, and the mega ball was 14. the california lottery says one person here got five numbers. what is that good for? four $4.2 million so check those tickets. now to a developing story.

two people overseas have died from monkeypox. we just getting initial details but meanwhile, today in the bay cheryl hurd said some people in san francisco are rethinking their plans were a big festival this weekend. >> reporter: stephen ferris is an entertainment attorney living in san francisco who is right now recovering from monkeypox. >> i came into contact with monkeypox around pride, the last weekend in june. >> there is concern the virus could spread in the city again this weekend. there will be parties all weekend in the south of market area near a popular fair. and ferris says the community is talking about how dangerous it could be. >> monkeypox will skyrocket after this weekends fair because people cannot stop having , not thinking they themselves that will be them

out in large crowds touching people and that will just as likely a transmission is having . >> tonight we spoke to stanford university school of medicine dr. dean winslow about the monkeypox death in spain. >> the individual in spain who died was a 41-year-old man who had underlying lymphoma, a cancer of the lymphatic system. it isn't too surprising that the deaths from monkeypox virus occurred in an individual with such a compromised immune system. >> dr. winslow did not know details about the person who died from the virus in brazil. meanwhile, the city of san francisco is working on preventing infection and death in the city. vaccine clinics are reopening on monday, the same day the city's state of emergency goes into effect. san francisco's health department is working to get in front of the virus before it becomes deadly here. harris believ have come a little late.

>> i wish the emergency status would have been declared a couple of weeks ago to help those most at risk. in the south bay, a child suffered serious injuries after a car struck them. the child was riding his bike around 8:00 last night on winfield boulevard across from oakridge mall in san jose. the boy was taken to the hospital, we do not know his age, and san jose police say his condition has stabilized. the driver stayed on scene and is said to be cooperating with investigators. a deli competition in sonoma county, one man is dead after a deputy shot him in geyserville, california. this started as a 91 call yesterday morning and the homeowner reported a man throwing rocks, and the man then stole the truck, deputies arrived and search for him for one hour, then found him, he was holding a weapon and refused to drop the the deputies hit him with a stun gun but he still had that weapon, so they shot and killed

him. the district attorney's office and the santa rosa police are investigating. today bay area fire crews and families will gather in sacramento to pay tribute to firefighters who have died over the past three years this year's memorial is the first three years to be held in person. 82 men and women are being honored, including 11 it bay area firefighters, like a san francisco fires jason cortez on the left of your screen. he died in an accident during a training accident in 2020. also, christopher yoch, who died after battling a fire in the parking structure at sfo last year. their names will be added to the california firefighters memorial at the state capital. a covid booster with a new boost of immunity. the biden administration is find offer updated and reformulated booster shots this fall, as long as the health agents sign off on them this time and the new version of the

vaccines are designed to better perform against the highly contagious omicron subvariant fueling the current surge. pfizer and moderna could be ready by september they say, and the u.s. government has pre- purchased nearly 200 million doses. health centers offering the current vaccines and boosters say they are still seeing high demand with the current wave of covid cases. b.a.r.t. meanwhile is moving forward with its mask mandate . again. it was reinstated effective immediately, meaning have to bring it with you for the morning commute or wherever you are headed on b.a.r.t.. at the pleasant hill b.a.r.t. station our cameras were there when the workers were putting up a sign reminding people of the requirement alas mandate expired 12 days ago but the b.a.r.t. board voted to extend it again into october and for some writers it is been tough keeping up with those changes. >> it is a little confusing, i use b.a.r.t. semi-frequently and i feel the

past few months rosa changed a few times. >> i do not care as long as i have my mask on, i do feel fine. others do not wear it and that is up to them. >> bart hoped county health departments would take the lead on mask mandates, but it did not happen. so b.a.r.t. acted on its own . a south bay home is in shambles, holes in the roof, boarded up and the yard is overgrown. neighbors hate it but now the city of san jose says it is a public nuisance. today in the bay's tom jensen says the city is filed a lawsuit to force the owner to clean this up or tear it down. >> reporter: neighbor say this home in san jose's historic rose garden neighborhood has been an eyesore for two decades. but over the past several years, they say it is gotten worse as it falls deeper into disrepair at this home that has been vacant for at least 10 years. this fire started at home at

205 wabash street in june last year, neighbor say that someone was squatting in that home. fire officials never determined the cause. and it neighbors with kids have become increasingly concerned. >> it is definitely scary to hear that there are people that might be squatting there and starting fires, who are doing things that could make the street unsafe for our daughter. >> another parent who lives across the street cannot forget the day that nearby schools were put into lockdown after they say law enforcement confronted a person squatting in the home. >> i was looking out the window and i was scared because there was a sheriff in front of jose confirms with nbc bay area it has filed a lawsuit and is asking a santa clara county judge to order the owner, and oakland tax attorney, to clean it up and pay the city thousands ofolions at the prope i also reached out to the owner by email and phone but he

not responded. neighbors say they are happy the city is stepping into finally we have sent a request to code enforcement, numerous neighbors actually. >> i definitely think it is a good thing. as long as we have been here and as long as the neighbors have been in this neighborhood, that house has sat vacant and untouched. >> the fence went up around the home after the 2021 fire and neighbors say they still worry about rats and raccoons have taken up refuge in the boarded- up structure, and the kids and more squatters may still find a way inside. tom jensen, today in the bay. still to come, a former giants player getting one of the greatest honors in major league baseball. we will tell you about that and we will tell you about that and highlights from ll wi

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saturday morning now, 7:43, a mild and muggy start and san jose. 60 for with hazy skies. mid-level clouds into dublin, sunshine at 61, and san francisco the story of the week has been drizzle, more to start the weekend. 57 and the drizzle at times along the coast eventually giving way to patchy, low clouds around the interbay around lunch time today. san francisco, oakland and hayward likely staying in the 60s, close to 70s and hayward, upper 70s by san jose in mid to

late afternoon and low 80s into the tri-valley's, the sea breeze keeping temperatures comfortable, mid-80s around morgan hill and a 70s toward the north bay. look at the afternoon forecast good chance of isolated showers, we talked mid-level clouds from the east. this is a monsoon moeast but jo by monday with remnant moisture from a tropical storm up the coast of baja california. so the two are converging over the bay area bringing that humidity boost, and a chance of seeing a few showers. we see precisely that this morning around areas of the north bay hilltops the amount of this is higher in the atmosphere, evaporating before it has a chance to reach the ground and is that mr. moistens up into sunday, more of what we are seeing on radar will likely reach the ground but notice the direction where it is coming from and we're used to the wedding system going west to east, that will come up out of the south as we go into sunday. this afternoon partly cloudy skies and more clouds into sunday, a better chance of seeing a few showers around the

diablo mountain range and thinks up into monday morning, notice how the futurecast shows the potential for stronger showers, which may include slight chance of thunder so we will be in and out of the clouds, a slight chance of a few scattered showers, and watch what happens monday. on the coast, we will watch these areas from about 7 a.m. until midafternoon, as you get heating of the day and we moisture which increases instability and then by 5:00 we look at climatology, what we should expect to see this time of year, it's one of the drier times of year. instead the seven-day forecast looks to get showers going all the way through monday, possibly early tuesday, depends on how quickly those tropical clouds move out temperature- wise staying comfortable around san francisco. and in locations temperature- wise looking good. you notice this weekend the increase in unity and a sunday

and monday stay tuned, there could be scattered showers. we do not want to see thunderstorms here around here with fire conditions as they are. right now it looks more like right now it looks more like scattered showers as oppod to se

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park, a good day for baseball, every day is a good day. the cubbies are in town. this is an especially big weekend for our giants. today they will retire number 22 , will clark's jersey. the giants drafted will clark back in 1985 as a first baseman but soon after joining the giants, clark got the nickname the thrill and he played seven years for the giants and worked as a special assistant for the team. clark did not win a world series as a player, but as a staffer he was with the giants when they clinched their first world series champion ship since moving to the west coast in 2010. after the giants retired tonight they will take on the cubbies at 6:05. now to the niners, fotraini camp for the niners and nick owes us thatstart but yesterday standout defensive lineman entering his season in nfl and he is the 49ers resident qb killer. and among the league leaders in sacks last year but he says he's feeling better than ever because it is the first time he

started camp fully healthy. >> it has been the most enjoyable camp i have been a part of. i feel good. >> this is the first time i have seen him completely healthy and ready to go and his game could get better the more he practices. >> defense will be key for the niners to help take some pressure off of first-year starting quarterback, trey lance. the people's park in berkeley is getting more people. a controversial plan to build student housing there is moving forward the chronicle reports that an alameda county judge issued that tentative ruling in uc berkeley's favor yesterday. and this after local groups sued the university over its long-term development plan, which calls for new housing for more than 11,000 units by 2037. the university cannot continue work until the ruling becomes final sometime next week. turning to our climate

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welcome back to today in the bay. it is 7:53 and before we get our top stories this morning, this is what you can expect tomorrow morning on sunday today with willie guist, a willie. hello chris, great to see you, tomorrow on sunday morning today my conversation with kevin bacon, on a prolific career that began with a role in animal house, and went on to include footloose, a few good men, mystic river and more. inspiring the parlor game, six degrees of kevin bacon, which he and wife, keira sedgwick have come to embrace. spent this is what happens, every night around 5:00 we play a couple of rounds of the game, i make her play. if the kids are over they have to play as well. and guests. >> you really have embraced it. honey we are going to play that game again, it is time, six degrees of me.

spent kevin bacon, plus the latest news and another life well lived one sunday today airs at 6:00 a.m. on today in the bay area at the off chance you're not up at the hour on a sunday, we get it, set the dvr and we will see you whenever you're ready for us to spirit you can set the alarm folks but at 6:00 a.m. watch willie for one hour, and it 7:00 a.m. my colleague, candace nguyen, will be here along with rob for your full update on today in the bay sunday at 7:00 a.m. now we will recap some top stories. firefighters are gathering fire crews from here and around the state that are gathering in sacramento today to pay tribute to firefighters who have died in the line of duty over the past three years this is the first memorial to be held in person in three years. 82 men and women are being honored including 11 bay area firefighters like san francisco

fires jason cortez on the left side of your screen. he died in an accident during a training exercise in 2020. also christopher yoch, their names will be added to the california firefighters memorial at the state capital. two people died for monkeypox, one in spain and the other brazil, and the city of san francisco is now the clarion local public health emergency to help the city deal with the virus san francisco is preparing for a busy weekend. there will be circuit parties south of market near a popular fair, and vexing clinics are reopening monday, that is when the cities health emergency will go into effect. we have lots more information about monkeypox, questions and answers on our website, open up nbc bay area.com, or the app is you will find a link at the top of the page that we will be that there is we will be doing with us for the foreseeable future. this morning, one lucky person in illinois is a billionaire, on paper that is.

the mega millions website said one ticket matched all six numbers after last night drawing, for $1.2 billion jackpot. if the winner takes the cash option, which the consumer reporter in me says yes you should, that will be a mere $747 million, before uncle sam takes his cut. there are the numbers on your screen right now but this is the third largest jackpot in u.s. history, the numbers are 13, 36, 45, 57, and 67. the mega ball is 14. here at home the california state lottery said one person got all five numbers, check your tickets, because the price for matching all five numbers u could almost buy a house here. almost. nfts are taking center stage at an east bay event, today the first ever nfc oakland takes place outside of oakland city hall, which includes a block already to celebrate the blockchain that nfts are popularizing.

organizers say the goal is to educate. the party starts today and it will continue sunday on broadway. there is music and free food. registration is free, just rsvp online, nftoakland.xyz. all right the weather has assured you will find a little bit of something no matter where you are. >> we will see cool temperatures in oakland if you go to that event, and drizzle still in san francisco which is at 57 san jose 1 million miles start on the 60 for 75% humidity, and there is a reason it will be extra muggy. this is monsoon moisture coming out of the east, you can see it on satellite view. you see it spinning around away from the sierra and up through the bay area, kicking up isolated showers today. were saving you money on nbc bay area but you don't have to go to hawaii or florida this weekend but we have nbc bay area sponsors here. we have it all the way through monday. >> will add that to our total, all the airline tickets you

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. narrator: when you see this symbol, you know you're watching television that is educational and informational. the more you know on nbc. dylan: hi, everybody, i'm dylan dreyer. welcome to "earth odyssey". today, we dive into the unbelievable underwater worlds of the animal kingdom. we'll discover why these humpback whales are taking a bubble bath. plus, these dolphins muddy up the water to hunt their prey. and later, we discover what's manmade lakes.s the surface oflt but first, you won't believe the size of these ancient aquatic animals.