movement dysfunction and restlessness are common side effects. sleepiness and stomach issues are also common. side effects may not appear for several weeks. you are greater than your bipolar i. ask about vraylar and learn how abbvie could help you save. alarming string of break-ins in one bay area county. the neighborhoods these burglars are targeting and the one thing they all seem to have in common. plus -- she is saying this happened to me. it was wrong. >> disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein facing a new trial. governor newsom's wife is expected to testify. we'll explain her connection to the case. and, ready, set, vote. the primary is just weeks away and voting polls are already open in one bay area city. some of you may have gotten your

ballots in the mail, too. this is "today in the bay" streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. a very good tuesday morning. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm kris sanchez. marcus washington has the day off. a nice cool forecast. will it stay that way for everybody? >> the valleys are still warming up. we've seen a wide range in temperatures anywhere from 50s to 90. that's with a we'll see again today as we take a live look outside in san francisco waking up and heading out to another foggy morning. in fact, the visibility pretty low in parts of the north bay, up around santa rosa. visibility about three-quarters of a mile and the same around napa. elsewhere that fog building for the south county and will continue to most likely lower that visibility there. temperatures head for the upper 70s in san jose. we compare that to the upper 80s in livermore and some upper 50s for half moon bay. once again those temperatures

are all over the place. and, mike, you were saying some drivers may see smoke in england. talking just off the nimitz freeway. the big commute shows you a smooth start, nothing really unexpected. driving through oakland on the nimitz right around broadway you may see smoke below the freeway. there's a police station nearby. there's a parking lot with a lot of police vehicles as well right near that vehicle. there's also an encamp ment in the area. we're watching police activity. chp is not warning drivers. you may be distracted by smoke there. there is a crash north vasco road getting in toward brentwood but, of course, it's only one lane in each direction. it will distract you heading south for your morning commute. so far it seems we're at speed. back to you. thank you very much, mike. 4:32 right now. refusing to stay silent and refusing to give up hope, the message in san francisco as hundreds of protesters added

their voices to those condemning russia's new wave of missile attacks. as "today in the bay's" terry mcsweeney explains, designate russia as a state sponsor of terrorism. ♪♪ >> reporter: hundreds of people in front of san francisco city hall to raise their voices. >> russia is a terrorist state. >> russia is a terrorist state. >> reporter: in protest of this -- terror in ukraine, dozens dead, hundreds reported injured after missiles rocked countries including the capital kyiv where the first attacks in months killed civilians and shattered a relative sense of safety. in san francisco words of defiance. >> the russian attack will not achieve objectives. we will continue fighting invaders. >> reporter: russian president vladimir putin says the bombings are in response to what he calls a terrorist attack over the

weekend, a truck bombing that significantly damaged a bridge that links russia to crimea. stanford professor and former u.s. ambassador to russia michael mcfaul explains. >> trying to win a war against the russian armed forces, putin is attacking civilians to terrorize ukrainians. >> reporter: president biden promising to stand with ukraine as long as it takes. a speaker in the city pleading with the president to designate russia a state sponsor of terror. >> war crimes unraveling right before our eyes, and the world is watching. let's think about it. there's a lot of talk, a lot of indignation, but this is going on over seven months. >> reporter: others at the rally asking for help from fellow americans. >> i want them to call the congress, senate and pass additional sanctions until russia stops the terrorist attacks on civilians.

>> reporter: terry mcsweeney, "today in the bay." >> volodymyr zelenskyy is expected to address the g7. happening now police in pleasanton are trying to identify suspects linked to home invasions. you will see one of the two suspects on your screen. so far this year police say they have received more than 35 reports of break-ins that are very similar. the suspects break into the back of the home. they steal jewelry. they steal purses. fortunately, they have not hurt anyone. anyone with information should contact pleasanton police. the wife of governor newsom, jennifer siebel newsom, will testify in the next harvey weinstein trial. he is facing a second rape and sexual assault trial, this time in los angeles. "today in the bay" has the details. >> reporter: a documentary

filmmaker but also an actress for several years between 2002 and 2011. experts say her testimony isn't just evidence. it's very significant for all of the women that were victims of rape and sexual harassment. california's first partner is taking the stand against the once powerful hollywood producer harvey weinstein. >> she isn't balking. she is saying this happened to me. it was wrong. i stand up for myself and i'm here to tell the truth. so i think that is impactful to the jury. >> reporter: weinstein is already serving a 23-year prison term, a case he is appealing in new york. he faces 11 counts of rape and sexual assault involving the wife of governor newsom, jennifer siebel newsom. canny says she is a leader in a trial where women are standing up for women. >> is it because she's married to the governor? maybe.

or is it because in her own right she was a successful actress, a successful filmmaker, a successful business person? and right now as the governor's partner she's doing a lot of really good work to benefit women. >> reporter: in a statement newsom's attorney says in part like many women her client was sexually assaulted by harvey weinstein. at a business meeting that turned out to be a trap and intends to testify at his trial. apart from the named victims the judge will also allow dozens of other women who believe they were perpetrated by weinstein to testify. >> think about them in their hotel rooms and i want justice for them. >> reporter: dulany isn't involved in the l.a. trial but is taking this case personal. she accused weinstein of sexually assaulting her in the mid-'90s. she and others hope this

publicity and trial will act as a chilling effect on anyone hoping to use power dynamics to victimize women. stephanie magallon, "today in the bay." election day is november 8. in some places voting starts as soon as today. in san francisco some polling stations will open this morning including at city hall. more in the weeks to come. it will be weekend voting hours for two weeks before election day. if you plan to vote by mail, vote by mailbox. santa clara and contra costa residents are among those receiving their ballots. if you don't get yours in the next week or so, contact your county registrar of voters. a special page dedicated to the election. more on key races you'll be asked to vote on. head to nbcbayarea.com/decision2022. we have a big announcement from meta. still ahead on "today in the bay," the new ar technology the company is set to release. hoping for a boost in business. a second prime day is under way. the amount analysts are

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good tuesday morning. it is 4:41. let's head to the south bay with a cloudy start this morning. we've also seen the fog drifting around in parts of the south bay. a foggy start to our morning, temperatures in the upper 50s and then by about 10:00 it's completely clear and the rest of the day is sunny. we'll get a look at our microclimates as we enjoy still

a big range in temperatures. that's coming up in ang smoothl. a few blocks away, maybe a quarter mile, a fire underneath the nimitz. no interruptions to service there. watching for any reports of smoke. i'll have it all for you. good morning. i'm silvana henao from cnbc. wall street is set to open lower adding to yesterday's losses, the dow falling 250 points while the nasdaq dropped 1% to close at a two-year low dragged down by semiconductor tip stocks. investors weighing comments from jpmorgan ceo jamie dimon who tells cnbc the u.s. will likely fall into recession over the next six to nine months. he says markets could drop another 20% depending whether the federal reserve can engineer a so-called soft or hard

landing. dimon does say companies and consumers are in much better shape financially than during the financial crisis in 2008. meta platforms is holding an event today where it's expected to show off new products including a high-end virtual and augmented reality headset. ceo mark zuckerberg will give the keynote address. the event comes at a critical time as the parent company of facebook and instagram has seen its stock fall. amazon's second prime day event of the year starts today, boosting sales which have declined for two great quarters after demand reached record levels and sales rose by 40% during the pandemic. analysts at jeffires estimate the second prime day could add $4 billion in sales to amazon's quarterly earnings. a survey of prime members found 82% plan to shop during the sale with most planning to spend at least $50.

i'll send it back to you. i already did some shopping. >> did you? because it's prime day or just because -- >> because it's prime day. i got a couple of things i get regularly. because it's prime day. >> okay, good. see, she is smart with her money, too. thanks, silvana. >> an insta pot in every home. counteracting the effects of greenhouse gas emissions. the research one local scientist is working on and how he hopes it may stabilize global temperatures. we'll be right back.

welcome back, folks. looking at a nice, easy start over here, looking great as you expect. vasco road northbound. no major issues going on there. no major slowing. we're at 16 minutes, 17 minutes from marsh creek down to 580. that is the bulk of the commute out of contra costa. a smooth flow for altamont pass. windmill farms, of course. the north bay and contra costa county looks great over to the bay bridge. the toll plaza itself very light traffic. you can clearly see emeryville there and, kari, we had a lot of

low clouds showing up today. we are seeing that as we head through the tri-valley with clear visibility with this live look in dublin checking out 580. visibility down to a quarter of a mile in parts of the north bay. moving from gilroy into the south bay our temperature starts out at about 50 degrees. it's a cool start and is foggy around the area. the sky will be clearing and it will shape up to be another really nice day. take a look at our high temperature for this afternoon. san jose reaching 80 degrees and 88 in morgan hill. milpitas 81 degrees. for walnut creek, 89. we compared that to the low 70s in oakland and low 60s for half moon bay. daly city, 76 degrees. we'll see temperatures mostly in

the 60s for san francisco. the north bay, 73 in mill valley. 84 in santa rosa. 92 in ukiah. can you see how different these temperatures are from one spot to the next. we are going to have a slight cooldown as high pressure moves away. that cooldown happens even more so with a storm system passing to the north. we'll see more clouds reaching in. a stronger ocean breeze. take a look at santa rosa, mid to upper 70s and low 80s. overall our seven-day forecast shows some of our warmest temperatures in the upper 80s and then we'll bring it down to the low 80s but mainly 70s for the week. looking forward to the cooler air coming in. 60s in the forecast at times in the way of clouds and fog.

now let's turn to our climate in crisis. scientists around the world are modeling and researching ways to count act the warming greenhouse gases have caused on our planet, injecting aerosols into the upper atmosphere. now this is called solar geo engineering so this is the idea they would basically place reflective particles about 12 to 16 miles above the earth at about the level airplanes fly. sounds like a plot for a movie, right? a scientist at stanford is part of a research team who released a report. even if applied it would take years to stabilize global temperatures. >> those particles injected up high in the atmosphere where

they can block out not all of the sun light but a small fraction. that can have a short-term cooling effect. so that's a relatively cheap, relatively effective that is likely to have a lot of side effects. the root cause are greenhouse gas emissions and the only way to truly stabilize the climate system is to reach net zero. that's not a political statement. that's just about planet earth. >> this is also interesting. you can watch the full interview on how it works and if it's even viable based on his research. >> thanks so much, kari. vice president harris made an appearance on "late night

with seth myers" marking her first in-studio late night appearance while in office. >> she's been busy. during her visit the vice president talked with us about the biden administration's move to pardon thousands of people convicted of marijuana possession under federal law. >> we mentioned in the show this historic act about marijuana on the federal level. the question, it's not that many people are affected by it but it's a big step in the right direction. what happens next other than pressuring governors to do the same on the state level? do you see legislation in the future? >> well, we've tried over the years. let me start with saying this. the majority of americans agree, nobody should have to go to jail for smoking weed. right? we start with that and we are, to your point, urging governors

and states to take our lead and to pardon people who have been criminalized for possession of marijuana. if congress acts, then there is a uniform approach to this and so many other issues. but congress needs to act. we're 29 days away from the midterm. ask who you're voting for where they stand on this, and i urge you to vote accordingly. >> harris has received scrutiny for overseeing convictions as the district attorney of san francisco. still ahead on "today in the bay," the cyber attack targeting some of our nation's largest airports. also, the issues this caused and who investigators believe is responsible. first, happening now, south bay state senator cortes is getting ready to host a webinar.

october 31st, halloween, is the deadline to file a critical waiver. it starts at noon and anyone who wants to take part does have to rsvp but it is free and will be live streamed from cortese's state senate webte. si

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this morning in-person voting begins. next on "today in the bay," the city in the bay area where people can go to vote for this year's primary election. also one issue voters will be facing in the east bay.

right now at 5:00, counting down to the the potential chang passes in november. offensive. we'll take you live to washington for more on the response from the biden administration and the key meeting under way this hour. live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. thank you for joining us on this tuesday morning. i'm kris sanchez. marcus washington is sleeping in. >> for good reason. i'm laura garcia. lots to get to this morning.

a special announcement. ♪ happy birthday to you happy birthday to you ♪ >> we hope he's sleeping in. we'll have to replay this later. >> let's just keep calling him. >> we wish him the very best and will continue the celebration when he returns. >> he has some nice weather if he's in town. we've seen some dense fog. around morgan hill visibility at zero so it's definitely dangerous for that morning commute. it is a little bit clear as you make your way to san jose. moving through parts of the north bay.