i hear crashing in the front. i saw a car coming into the store. >> narrowly escaping a car plowing into a trader joe's. the quick thinking of one shopper. when the store is hoping to reopen. and we are moving you forward this morning with a live report on the renewed push to help those most impacted by monkeypox in order to get vaccinated. plus, a final farewell, preparations for queen elizabeth ii's memorial. the growing crowds and what you can expect to see during the memorial service on monday. this is "today in the bay" streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. and a good morning to you on this friday. thanks for allowing us to be a part of your morning. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm kris sanchez. laura garcia has the day off.

we know mike already has some action on the roadways. adorable action. >> we hope. a look at the forecast. 1,200% of what we get in terms of rain. >> if we get a quarter inch on sunday, it looks like we could get more than that which is pretty crazy. >> you sound excited. >> i'm very excited. >> break out the radar! >> that would help us going into fire season. as we get a look at what to expect as you step out the door in san francisco, mostly cloudy, temperatures in the mid-70s. we're back to that for a high later today and reaching into the upper 70s while oakland will stay in the upper 60s today and for san francisco, parts of the peninsula, 60s and 70s there and for the north bay we're headed up for 79 in santa rosa. napa reaching 80 degrees. really nice start to the end of our week into the weekend. we'll talk about that rain coming up.

mike, hopefully you have a good update about the puppy. >> it's a pup date. a little chipper with a thumbs up because we did not find any further reports about the puppy on highway 101 and walking along the shoulder near university. now no follow-up means no crash and no injured animals. a smooth drive, no injury to your commute. it's all green except for right here, a mild build there. over here the golden gate bridge -- look at that. they're leaving. don't be shy. the next few minutes might see some slowing heading north. back to you. >> thanks, mike. moving you forward this morning this is on the new solution to help more people get access to the monkeypox vaccine. a number of people who need it can't get it because they live too far away from the clinic or face language barriers. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell joins us. bob, the federal government is launching a program in order to try to reach the people who want these vaccines.

>> reporter: they are. good morning to you, kris and marcus. the cdc is launching a new vaccine equity pilot program. this is to reach the people who aren't showing up or won't show up at the traditional clinics that have been set up like this one here in concord. what the cdc has done nationwide, set aside 50,000 doses for these people who face barriers to getting the shot. whether it's because they don't speak the english language, are vaccine hesitant, don't trust the government, don't have the technology to make an online appointment or will get in trouble because of their undocumented immigration status, this program is encouraging local governments and nonprofits to come up with innovative ways to reach those people. now the cdc says almost half of the doses of monkeypox vaccine administered fashionly have gone to white men while about a third have gone to black and hispanic

men even though black and hispanic men account for well over half the cases. that's the disparity they're trying to address there. meantime marin county is dealing with a surplus of the monkeypox vaccines broadening its vaccine eligibility criteria to make sure those high-risk people aren't being missed. some 600 residents received the shot. in spite of all of this the cdc does say the number of monkeypox cases is on the decline. you can see statewide in the state of california over 4,400 cases. this is as of september 13. and over 1,300 of which are here in the bay area. the majority of the cases in the bay area are in san francisco. reporting live here in contra costa county, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, bob. 5:04 for you this morning. four people are recovering after they were sent to the hospital when a car came plowing into a trader joe's in castro valley.

a live look this morning. we know eight people were injured including a 5-year-old and an employee. our sky ranger was overhead yesterday. this all happened around 3:40 in the afternoon when a gray avalon crashed into the supermarket. these pictures were taken by alameda county fire department showing you how far the car was able to travel inside the store. people found themselves running to get to safety and save their lives. >> i hear crashing in the front. i see a car coming into the store. i was -- would have gotten hit. i moved backwards a little bit, but this man pulled me back. held on to me very tightly and pulled me back out of the way of the car. >> i know she's thankful for that man. the driver we know an 88-year-old hayward man. the store will remain closed through the day. mourners continue to pay

their respects to queen elizabeth ii this morning. a steady stream of mourners has not let up. >> the queen's eight grandchildren will stand vigil beside her coffin tomorrow and as requested by the king, prince william and harry, will be in military uniform. harry has not been seen in uniform since distancing himself from the monarch. also this morning there seem to be issues with crowds at westminster. kelly cobiella and our team are right outside and we're learning more. >> reporter: marcus and kris, good morning. we're hearing they've had to pause that line, had to ask people to stop standing in line because it's gotten too long. it stretches five miles through london. the wait as long as 14 hours to get into westminster hall to pay respects to the late queen.

they paused to clear some of the crowds. the queen is lying in state until monday, the day of her funeral, and more details including her son, king charles, and grandsons prince william an where the funeral will take place. they are expecting 2,000 people inside westminster abbey. we'll have that and more coming up. >> we will continue our coverage on the "today" show. the services for the queen get under way. thousands continue to line and pay their respects. we talk with wilfred frost about his father's fascinating conversation with the then 20-year-old prince charles considering his future and what his reign would look like.

researchers are going high tech and deep down to measure the impact from wildfire smoke on lake tahoe using this under water robot glider to gauge water quality changes. researchers at uc-davis are sending it to measure algae and contaminants. now a live look in observing for you this morning. that's not it we want to look at this because leaders are coming together to find a way to curb air pollution. air quality management is partnering with city leaders. it will monitor air quality and will plan to cut emissions. the area recommended for reduction is from high street to san leandro border and below

interstate 580. the committee will meet monthly to develop an admissions reduction plan. taking a live look now at san francisco and the fog is there. you will feel a temperature change is cooler this morning, but rain is really the headline. >> that's what we've been talking about as we make weekend plans, the potential of rainfall in our forecast. as we wake up and head out this morning it starts out with clouds. our typical marine layer cools down the temperatures even more and as you are heading out for that commute in morgan hill, we are going to be mostly cloudy here, temperatures in the upper 50s and then going through late morning it clears out really nice, comfortable noontime temperature of 70. afternoon sunshine as we reach into the upper 60s, even mid-70s, up to 80 today in concord and in napa. we'll talk about the weekend ahead with that rain coming in on sunday but, mike, you have to gas up and check the windshield wipers, too.

>> make sure they're in good condition and the tire treads. it's been a while. might have some oil rising, have all that traction. the weekend is here. $4.99. that's in sunnyvale at the top of the screen. in fremont, the 76 has a little bit better pricing, $4.79 is the best price there in the east bay and the lowest on our list at the bottom here. it's at the top of the map. the arco on redwood highway $4.59. mostly green around the bay. a good drive. expected to be lighter. things will start kicking in later and then really kick in late morning about 7:30 to 10:00 we'll see a lot of traffic as we have for the last couple of weeks. observing, the nimitz moving very smoothly. we can manage but it will get more crowded. back to you. coming up on "today in the bay," the case of the billion dollar quitter.

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happy friday to you. the time is 5:13. a live look at 580 in dublin

through the tri-valley. a lot of people joining us. temperatures in the upper 50s with a cloudy start. we are headed for another cool morning and comfortable afternoon with sunshine. we'll talk about that and when that rain arrives in a few minutes. and they've cleared the cones, the northbound side of the golden gate bridge getting ready for the friday night commute. a lot more folks thinking about the weekend. what's in store for the roads and a look ahead coming up. good morning. happy friday. the markets are looking for a losing week this week. the head of fedex says he expects a recession. he doesn't know better than other leaders but has the markets in a funk. bed bath and beyond says it will close two stores, san leandro and lark spur. uber, the big story there, says a hacker was able to get into its systems and make copies of the source code. he says he's 18 years old and got into the systems by convincing an uber employee to

give him a key password over text message. what this means for you, unclear. the hacker does not seem to have malicious intent but changing your password, checking your credit card statement from time to time certainly wouldn't hurt. these are things we should do on a regular basis, hack or not. other news, mortgage rates hit a new benchmark, now over 6%, more than double the 2021 mark of 2.8 and change. san jose's adobe working on closing the $20 billion deal to buy a software company, created by a marin county teen at the time who dropped out of college to start the deal. if the deal closes this man will be worth several billion dollars. dylan dropped out of school on the encouragement of the silicon valley contrarian and libertarian who set up a fund to help kids drop out of college

and start companies. i asked peter about his unusual program a few years back. he said it works for some. >> i don't think everybody should go to university. nobody should go to university. i think people should think really hard about what makes sense for themselves. i don't think everybody should become an entrepreneur. i don't think that makes sense either. we have 20 people a year not a million people a year to become entrepreneurs. >> this is called the peter thiel fellowship. it does work for some. bill gates, steve jobs, a lot of the silicon valley giants dropped out of college. i'm not advocating it. if you have an idea, run with it. >> we went to a college prep workshop last night at our kids' high school, this is not for everybody. for every bill gates -- >> that is correct. >> there are how many people who didn't get there? >> like the nba or the nfl. >> not to get all scoldy. >> if it works, go for it.

>> you can do both. >> they did get into school. >> they worked hard and listened to their mother. thanks, scott. >> you bet. okay, so if you are wondering what to have for breakfast this morning, how about some royal pancakes.