including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor. when you help heal your skin from within, you can change how your skin looks and feels. and that's the kind of change you notice. talk to your eczema specialist about dupixent, a breakthrough eczema treatment. good morning. it is saturday, october 8th. 7:00 on the dot as we take a live look outside. salesforce tower above the clouds seeming to be floating in

the heavens and hopefully these clouds will clear out ahead of the fleet week air shows. thank you so much for starting your weekend with us. i'm kira klapper and meteorologist vianey arana has a look at the microclimate forecast and that's all we can think about. >> it's been beautiful so far when they've done their rehearsals and all of that. so if you'll be out and about in the city, layers will be the key today as we start out in the 50s, but let's take a look at some of the timing when it comes to the temperatures and the wind and of course, the fog. right now we're in the 50s and we're seeing the marine layer, but if you look at about 10:15. we'll still get the cloud cover and the daytime highs in the 50s and the winds will be light and notice by 1:30 and we'll get the breaks of sunshine and we'll climb up when it comes to the temperatures into the 60s. so if you'll be out in the city expect a high in the upper 60s and eventually we'll get the sunshine that peeks through and the best viewing area will be the embarcadero. i'll have a look at how the rest

of your bay area is doing when it comes to your weather coming up in a few minutes. >> vianey, thanks. >> we begin with breaking news. police are investigating a shooting at uc berkeley. it happened after 1:00 on telegraph and turant avenues. police have not confirmed if anyone was hit by gun fire. they had been telling people to avoid that area while they investigated. one witness said when he and his friends heard the gun shots they ran into a nearby business. >> we heard something that i felt was fireworks, but it wasn't and it was gunshots and it was eight rounds and we ran inside taco bell because we just wanted to -- we were not sure what was going on and now my car was in the crime scene. and his car was hit by a bullet and he'll have to wait to get it

back and we'll bring you updates as we learn more. >> she survive the stockton serial killer and this morning we're hearing about her brush with death. natasha latour says she was shot ten times and believes there may be other survivors just like her. stephanie magallon reports, she was living in stockton at the time of the attacks and police didn't take her seriously because of her lifestyle. >> she may be the only surviving system of a serial killer haunting california's valley. >> didn't say anything and didn't come any closer. i just saw -- i just saw flashes. >> in an interview with 209 times, natasha remembers running toward the suspect and crawling out to the street after getting shot at ten times just to survive. >> i just wanted to lay down. i just wanted to go to sleep. it's a burning and it's just

incredible. >> she was gunned down after april of last year which according to police. since then five others have died under similar circumstances across stockton and police have released this video of a person of interest they believe is linked to the killings. natasha says this person is dressed just as the suspect who shot at her. >> when i saw the image of the person from the back even though i never seen their face that that was the person that tried to kill me. >> now outraged natasha believe police could have saved several life if only they would have taken her seriously. >> my calls were unanswered and my concerns were all avoided, and -- and you know, now five people are dead. >> about 15 months ago natasha mentioned her shooting was connected to a homicide in the east bay. now she's wondering how long they've known this was happening. stephanie magallon for today in

the bay. another virgil to remember the family of four, including an 8-month-old baby who were kidnapped and murdered in merced. hundreds of candles were placed alongside cards, teddy bears and photos of the singh family. deputies say they took this man, albert on salgado into custody thursday night. he's the brother of jesus manuel salgado and it is unclear how the brother is involved and he faces charges of conspiracy, accessory and destroying evidence. we learned the accused killer jesus once worked for the family's trucking company. it's believed he had some type of previous dispute before his arrest. deputies say jesus tried to take his own life. he is still in custody. meanwhile, the bodies of the singh family were found in an orchard earlier this week miles from their business. surveillance video capture the dramatic images of their abduction. >> we are following developing

news from contra costa health officials and crews have det detecting hydrogen sulfide. they're advising everyone near the plant to stay inside and close all windows and doors. >> if you experience headaches, nausea, they caution that masks will not offer protection. as for what caused this rotten egg smell, officials say it's related to an ongoing operational issue at the plant. the san jose fire department is taking heat after a stunning social media post by an onlooker. the video appears to show a woman in a string bikini getting out of an on-duty fire truck and walking right into a strip club. today in the bay's damian trujillo broke the story on twitter. >> the video was posted on instagram. it appears to show a san jose fire engine 4 parked outside the

gm's club with its emergency lights on and then the back cabin opens and the woman gets out wearing nothing, but a bikini. >> oh, my god, is that a girl? >> we showed the video across the street from the oldest adult club. >> i hope they're not using taxpayer money for anything that's not legal, really. >> at this point you want to give everybody the benefit of the doubt? >> i do. i don't know what was happening. >> local merchants and residents say it's unusual to see fire trucks outside the pink poodle. they declined to comment on camera, but issued a statement that the department has become aware of a concerning video posted on social media. an investigation will be initiated for the facts surrounding the video. if the investigation concludeses that this video is as bad as it looks then heads must roll. we cannot have a life-critical emergency rescue apparatus relegated to a frat party bus.

today we found engine 4 responding to calls at its fire station as usual. the fire union also issued a statement saying the union does not condone what is seen on video. the fire department is handling and investigating. this does not represent the values of firefighters local 230. >> it does not reflect to our entire department. >> we also showed the video to richard santos. a retired fire captain of 33 years. >> when you see something like that, yes, it bothers because we have our taxpayers, our residents, children and everyone else who counts the fire department and when you see something like that it's painful and again, i hope there's some explanation. >> a lot of very big questions about a very unusual video that could have huge ramifications. in san jose, damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> the problems for the warriors are multiplying.

what to do with draymond green and who leaked that video? think, we are talking about the video obtained and posted by tmz sports and draymond green comes at jordan pool. right about now, pool shoved him and draymond green punches pool straight in the face. among the many questions, will the nba get involved? >> they'll wait to see how the warriors handle the situation and if they felt like it's a crime doesn't fit the punishment then i think the nba may step in and say hey, warriors, steve kerr, we have to do something about this. this guy has to be out for a while. we can't have this because this is a worldwide video. it's not a good look for the league and the golden state warriors, but i do believe, my gut tells me that the nba will wait to see what the warriors do first. >> it is unclear who leaked that video. the warriors have opened an investigation into the source. green has since apologized to

his team and his discipline is being handled internally. >> happening today, the women's march returns. this year's theme is the march to protect our rights. in response to the supreme court overturning roe versus wade, there are marches nationwide including those in the bay area. the list on the screen include marches in oakland, berkeley, san jose, calistoga, santa rosa in pacifica and of course, in san francisco. the state of california began its rollout of inflation relief payments. 700,000 people got their money yesterday. to qualify, you must have filed a 2020 tax return by october 15th of last year and you must have been a california resident for at least six months and meet certain income requirements. for example, married couples making up to half a million dollars will qualify for a payment ranging anywhere from

$400 to $1050. as we've been talking about, fleet week is really taking off this weekend in san francisco. organizers expect 100,000 people to come through per day today and tomorrow. in total, it's estimated 1 million people would have passed through the city by the end of fleet week. police say if you plan to be in the city, keep items out of your car and the police will be patrolling to keep people safe. the blue angels will be flying out for the start of the air shows and you can get a look at the show anywhere along the embarcadero. >> we've been having the blue angels here flying overhead and they attract people to the water side. the air show starts at noon today. the blue angels fly around three. we have a full fleet week guide online. to help you plan your schedule go to nbc bay area.com. at 7:11, we have much more ahead

on "today in the bay." running wild and stirring up trouble, coming up, new video showing packs of pigs roaming a bay area neighborhood. the damage they're doing and the help neighbors are asking for.

>> first lady jill biden is now in seattle. this comes after her visit yesterday in san francisco where she highlighted advancements in breast cancer research. yesterday dr. biden visited the

ucsf cancer center in mission bay. she was promoting the biden administration's goal of cutting cancer deaths in half over the next 25 years. doctors discussed new treatments and patient support. biden shared her family's experience with cancer. >> that maybe makes us even more passionate because we've gone through this journey and we know how painful it is for families and we know how important it is to help families navigate the experience because you hear cancer and then you don't hear anything else and then you think, where do i go? what do i do? >> in addition to her public event, the first lady also held a luncheon with high-dollar donors. wild pigs roaming morgan hill are being called mean and destructive. new video shows packs of the animals roaming in the hillside neighborhoods literally tearing up lawns and meadows. we first reported on this situation earlier this year when

the pigs seem to be looking for water. now local homeowners association has asked the water district for help saying they're running out of ideas. >> if we could transport the pigs somewhere that would be a very good option, but that's not allowed. you have to actually shoot the pig in the corral right where they are and any home within 150 yards can veto that action. >> the water district told us in a statement that it is not the agency to deal with the wild pigs and has not seen any evidence that its decision to lower the water level in the anderson reservoir has caused this problem. >> now to some encouraging news. covid levels are at a low. according to the cdc, fewer than 1% of americans live in communities with what's considered a high level of transmission. this hasn't happened since earlier this year in april. nearly 80% of americans now live in places classified in the low

tier. here in california, all counties, except for three are classify as having low levels. those three are siskiyou counties. if you are looking to get out this weekend our mike inouye has a look at the weekend calendar. >> good morning, kira. let's start at the ocean nameded for sharks. today we celebrate the california seaweed festival continuing in tiburon. it's another day of clusters, and interactive experiences and talks and food. next up, we'll head over across the bay. maybe that wasn't for you, but in oakland you can get mortified as people share in real life their most mortifying childhood diary, songs poems from real life in front of total strangers. this month known as october as

awkward. live music between the readers and i've always wanted to go, but definitely not present. too cringy for you? how about keeping it light? we'll head to memorial park in cupertino for bay area diwali celebrating the good over evil and the light over the darkness and plus clothing, health and well-being and of course, i'll be watching for your commuting again on monday right here on "today in the bay." >> mike, thanks so much. perfect time to check in with meteorologist vianey a ran. >> we have a bit of that marine layer and it's been hanging out with us all week and we will see a change in our temperatures. it is the weekend, after all and let's take a look at the shot and you can see the sunshine there peeking through and inland areas will get warm once again and right now starting out in those 50s in san jose, 55

degrees and 52 in morgan hill and 53 in san francisco and your forecasted highs will once again still be above normal for this time of year. we're talking 91 in morgan hill and 82 in san jose. los gatos, and gilmore, 90 degrees and if you are out in the east bay, we have 70s in oakland and 72. 78 in haywood, and walnut creek and it will once again climb into the 90s and enjoy the warmer weather. redwood city, 77. in the city today expect upper 60s and the wind will start to pick up by midday up to the the north bay and 89 in sonoma and 88 in santa rosa and 86 in nevada. i do want to get, of course, to your fleet week forecast and at about 10 fooim 15, we will still see that fog along the golden

gate and temperatures will be in the 50s and visibility will be down to seven miles and the visibility does begin to improve and we get the sunshine pulling through and your best viewing spot will be the embarcadero when it comes to enjoying the air show. great weather for both and tomorrow it will be cooler and you'll probably need more layering and 58 degrees as this high pressure backs off and daytime highs will only top out in the low 50s for san francisco tomorrow. depending on which day you choose to go, we'll definitely notice a change in the temperature. high pressure begins to back off heading into the start of the workweek and we're monitoring a low pressure system that's going to drop our inland temperatures down by as much as 10, 15 degrees and also going to kick up the wind heading into tuesday and wednesday. we're monitoringing that, but i want to turn your attention to the drop in temperatures because we're seeing 90s today and we're seeing what happens by tomorrow, upper 80s and by monday and

tuesday, we're talking 70s in the forecast, kyra. >> it looks beautiful. >> vianey, thanks so much. it is 7:20. so much per on "today in the bay." coming up, a business that was set to shut down after 50 years is getting a second chance to stay open thanks to a longtime customer. garvin thomas joins us with a special bay area proud next.

welcome back. every month, it seem, we report a story about some decades-old business closing its doors for good somewhere in the bay area, but this is not one of those stories. in fact, thanks to one longtime customer it's quite the opposite. one of the charms of san francisco is people come to live here and if your roots are mexico and china there are lots of places where you can buy a taste of home. what about a taste of germany? apparently, there are aren't as many choices and keeping one of those businesses alive means quite a lot. "today in the bay's" garvin thomas has the story. >> for the past 50 years right where the j church crosses in san francisco's taste of home. >> red pickled vegetables. >> that's if your home like hanna sievert happens to be german. >> this is a german company. it was so important to me.

>> hanna herself stumbled against lehr's specialties after moving to the bay area about a decade ago. and walked by that store and oh, my god, that's a german store and that felt so cool to, like, be represented in a different city. brigitte lehr was the owner and stocking the shelves with a kind of german products one couldn't find anywhere else. hanna became a regular. in san francisco it is the only place where you can buy all of the german groceries so for me i feel proud that there is a reasoning of the culture. >> due to age and health brigitte was stepping away from the business, hanna wondered where she'd get her dumpling, bread and sausages from. the answer, it turns out was hanna herself. >> at first for me it was, like, i want the store to continue.

probably a selfish idea. >> hanna has agreed to take over lehr, she's updating the interior and preparing for a re-opening and making sure the store's trademarks and traditions are continuing. >> everyone told me please keep the lady. that's what we're going to do. the lady is going to stay. >> in the process of all of this, lana has learned that lehr's like many san francisco businesses mean more to the community than just what they sell. >> that's a nice picture. >> janet mendoza grew up down the street from lehr's and is thrilled it's not going anywhere. >> it's san francisco. >> change is something that is constant in our world and often, yes, things change for the better, but sometimes it's nice to hold on to things that remind us of home. be that across the world or right down the street. >> it just means so much to so many neighbors and people in the

neighborhood that they come from a different part of the city just to stop by and tell me how much it means to themhostly, it makes me really happy. >> that was garvin thomas for us. it is 7:27 right now. we have much more ahead for you on "today in the bay." ss they are taking advantage of you. coming up, his new plan to make oil companies pay for high gas prices. and the big fleet week air shows are this weekend. what you need to know if you'll be in san francisco today or tomorrow.

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good morning. it is saturday, october 8th. 7:30 as we take a live look outside. wow! the beautiful sunshine atop san bruno mountain and you can see the blanket of clouds covering the city down below. thank you so much for starting your saturday with us. i'm kira klapper. meteorologist vianey arana joins us with a look at the microclimate forecast and that was promising. we have the clearing up top and we have the marine layer down below and i know folks want to know how the city temperatures are going to be looking because we have fleet week that's been happening and we will get some fog, across the coastline and your best viewing chance will be around the embarcadero and if v

notice they'll be in the 60s. by 2:00, 3:00 we'll get sunshine peeking through and daytime highs today will be in the mid-60s and once we start heading into the evening for 5:00 hour, the temperatures will drop and we'll see the fog increase and the weather will be fantastic and we have some wind picking up for the afternoon and the full forecast coming up in just a few minutes. >> wye begin with breaking news this morning and police are investigating an early morning shooting near the campus of uc berkeley. it happened after 1:00 on telegraph and durant avenues. police still have not confirmed if anyone was hit by the gun fire, but one witness tells us when he and his friends heard the shots they ran into a nearby business. >> we heard something that i felt was fireworks, but it wasn't. it was gunshots and it was eight rounds and we ran inside taco

bell because we just wanted to -- we were not sure what's going on and now my car is hurt, and i can't get in because it's in the crime scene. the cops won't let me in. >> his car was hit by a bullet and he'll have to wait until later today to get it back. we'll bring you updates on any possible victims on our website throughout the day today. she survived the stockton serial killer and this morning we're hearing about her brush with deaths. natasha latour says she was shot at least ten times and believes her case could have stopped others from being killed, but she says she believes because she is homeless police didn't take her story seriously. today in the bay stephanie magayyon reports. >> she may be the only survivor of the serial killer haunting the valley. >> didn't say anything. didn't come any closer. just started shooting, and i

just saw -- i just saw flashes. >> in an interview with 209 times natasha remembers running toward the suspect and then crawling on to a street after getting shot at ten times just to survive. >> i wanted to lay down. i just wanted to go to sleep. there's a burning and it's incredible. >> she was gunned down just days after the first killing in april of last year which according to police took place in oakland. interest linked to the ed killings. this person is dress suspect who shot at her. >> when i saw the image from the back even though i never seen their face that that was the person that tried to kill me. >> now outraged, if only they would have taken her sersly. ?

my call were answered and now there are a couple of people dead. >> police mentioned her shooting was connected to a homicide in the east bay and now she's wondering how long they've known this was happening. stephanie magallon for today in the bay. another vigil is planned for tonight to honor the family of four including an 8-month-old baby who were kidnapped and murdered in merced. hundreds of candles were placed alongside cards, teddy bears and photos of the singh family. deputies say they took this man alberto salgado into custody thursday night and he's the brother of the killer jesus manuel salgado. it is unclear how the brother is involved and he does face charges of conspiracy, accessory and destroying evidence. we learned jesus once worked for the family's trucking company. it's believed he had some kind of previous dispute with the

family. before his arrest, jesus tried to take his own life. he is still in custody. the body ones of the singh family were found in an orchard miles from the business. surveillance video captured the dramatic images of their abduction. >> we are following developing news and a warning from contra costa officials. crews have discovered high levels of hydrogen sulfide. if you're experiencing headaches, nausea or irritated eyes officials suggest you leave the area. they say that masks will not offer protection. as for what caused this rotten egg smell. officials say it is related to an ongoing operational issue at the plant. >> the problems for the warriors are multiplying. what to do with draymonday green

and who leak the video from last week's practice at chase center. draymond green comes at jordan pool and then pool shoves him. right after that, draymond punches pool straight in the face. among the many questions, will the nba get involved? >> the nba i think will wait it see how the warriors handle this situation and i think if they felt like if the crime really doesn't fit the punishment then the nba may step in and say hey, warriors, steve kerr, we have to do something about this. this guy has to be out for a while. we can't have this because this was a worldwide video so it's not a good look for the league and not a good look for the golden state warriors and my gut tells me that the nba will wait to see what the warriors do first. >> at this point it is unclear who leaks the video and they have opened an investigation into the source. >> green has apologized to his teammates and his discipline is being handled, quote, internally.

governor gavin newsom says big oil is ripping you off and he wants to tax them. he's calling for a special session to consider a windfall profit tax. cheryl hurd takes a look at frustration at the pump. >> with gas prices moving toward the $7 mark per gallon tp ciara can only afford so much. >>. she's putting 50 bucks. >> it keeps going up and down and it kind of caught me by surprise last week and i was, like, wait a minute. did it go back up? >> governor gavin newsom is calling for a special session to discuss a windfall profit tax and a move he hopes will bring down gas prices. >> they're taking advantage of every single one of you and we need to keep our eyes open on this and i won't overpromise

december, 6th 7th and this has never been done at a substantial level and they'll push back. >> it sounds good on paper to call a special session and we all leave happily ever after and it's not as easy as seems. >> this is what has to happened to get legislators back in session. on top of that, new legislation requires a of moderate democrats finhand empire who are hesitant to go against energy interests. >> this move is a political stunt. bob dahle, by tweeting, call a special session after the

election to raise taxes. more taxes aren't the solution. >> in addition to the call for a special session to offset these high gas prices, inflation relief checks were scheduled to go out, depending on how much money you make. you could get up to $1050 per household. they're anxiously awaiting that check. when i get it i'm going to fill up. >> until then, this tank will only get a few gallons of gas at a time. cheryl hurd, today in the bay. happening today, the women's march returns this year's theme is the march to protect our rights in response to the supreme court overturning roe versus wade. there are marches nationwide. we have a list on the screen showing a few of the events and there will be marches in oakland, berkeley, san jose, calistoga, santa rosa and pacifica and of course, san francisco.

also happening in san francisco fleet week air shows are on for the weekend. organizers expect 100,000 people to in through per day today and tomorrow. in total it's estimated 1 million people would have pass through the city by the end of fleet week. police say if you plan to be in the city keep items out of your car and they will be patrolling to keep people safe. >> the blue angels will be flying high and you can get a great look at the show from the marina green or anywhere from the embarcadero. we've had the blue angels flying overed it, and the angels fly about 3:00, we we have a whole sky, and just go to nba bay area.c next on "today in the ♪

>> elton john is in the bay area on his farewell tour. where you can see his concert tonight and how much you'll have