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this wednesday. thanks for allowing us to be a participate of your morning. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. we'll check in mike in just a bit, get a look at the midweek commute. let's get a look at the forecast right now with meteorologist kari hall. good morning. yes, we're starting out all clear across the bay area. today the warmest day of the week. let's get a live look outside in san francisco where there's no fog as of now. it's actually going to be a sunny day, and take a look at how warm it will be going into this afternoon, reaching into the upper 70s at 3:00. it's going to start to cool off by about 5:00 once that breeze kicks in but, yeah, it will be a warm day. take a look at some of these numbers that will feel more like summertime reaching 83 in san francisco. we'll see some upper 80s in san jose and a lot of 90s in our inland areas from santa rosa over to concord and down to san martin. so once again the peak of the heat. it will cool off this weekend and it comes maybe with a little bit of rain.

i'll talk about that in a few minutes. mike, you have a look at the relatively calm conditions. relatively calm because it's relatively early, 4:31. we're still looking at green sensors. the major freeways are not having any major problems this is a major closure. we haven't seen this for a while. that's westbound 84. you can't connect between 680 and mission boulevard. you'll use those two to get around there. should be cleared the next half hour. showing a nice smooth, easy drive. highway 4 over to i-80 and the bay bridge. back to you. >> thanks so much, mike. 4:32 right now. a san francisco woman is telling us the story of a bullet that smashed through her bedroom window and shattered her dresser mirror. >> this happened when she harm's way. csweeney has her story. when it went through the window, it made a sound like a balloon popping. that's what it sounded like but it was loud.

>> reporter: that is how 9-year-old dylan jordan described the sound sunday night of a bullet crashing through his parents' bedroom window, blinds and drapes, and shattering the mirror on the dresser. his mother sarah, who did not want to appear on camera, discovered the scene a short time later. she was shaken. >> on a normal night i would be laying here around 9:20 reading, kind of getting ready for bed and just by chance i was not. if i had been, the bullet probably would have gone right over my head. if i had been standing there it probably would have hit me. >> reporter: sarah and her husband found the bullet but were at a loss where it came from. no high rises nearby but the bullet had a downward trajectory. police figured it out. >> once they saw the bullet and saw how large it was, they knew it was an assault-style rifle, and that it should have -- if it was any closer, it would have shot through the wall. >> reporter: police investigators believe it may have come from a shoot-out near jefferson square park nearly

three-quarters of a mile away and the bullet was slowing down over the distance sunday night. very difficult for the jordan family. >> obviously rattled and a little disturbed. it was hard to sleep but overall we were just grateful and thankful that we were all okay. >> reporter: sarah jordan, a relative of former san francisco mayor and police chief frank jordan, wants to make sure this is not merely a story about guns and crime in san francisco. >> is it bad out in san francisco? yes, right now it is. is it dirty right now? yes, it is. do i love the city? yes, i do. and we're not going anywhere. if anything, we want to make it better. >> reporter: terry mcsweeney, "today in the bay." now to a follow yum for you on a break-in at a san francisco jewelry and antique store. we brought you this story yesterday on "today in the bay." now the owner of the store has shared her security video showing the people involved. it happened in the richmond

district on 12th avenue. the owner says she was at home and she watched the break-in on her video feed as it was happening after being alerted by her surveillance system. while she wanted to get the video out, she does not want to show her face on camera. >> i can't believe what was happening in front of my eyes. i just felt violated, shocked that this is happening in richmond. our beloved area. >> the owner says antique coins were stolen. if anyone in the surveillance video looks familiar, you are asked to call san francisco police. moving you forward this morning, stanford university officials say face coverings will no longer be mandated in classrooms starting next week. this comes as bay area health officials are worried not enough people are rolling up their sleeves to get the updated shots ahead of the upcoming holiday season. infected shun disease expert dr. peter chin-hong joins me to

break down this winter outlook we're looking at. thank you for joining us here. first, at last check, this is so interesting. at least just under 7% of americans haven't gotten this latest booster. why do you think that? i mean, does everyone just think they're safe now? >> it's due to a few factors. the first some people are waiting to be strategic. we've actually told them, hey, you might want to wait until october to do it because then your antibodies will peak at a time we're surging. secondly, we're not seeing a lot of cases. we know in the past when people see a lot of their friends get ill, maybe go to the hospital, that drives vaccine behavior. there's a lot of vaccine fatigue. and then finally i think there's been a lot of -- or lack of communication about who the most important groups are and some people are just too tired of

covid news altogether. >> you mentioned that possibly you wait a little bit just as you would with the flu shot, i would imagine, so your span last as little longer. do we know potentially how long this booster could last, or could we now see another variant or a surge this winter? >> well, i think, laura, the writing is on the wall. i think everyone expects we will see an increase in cases. it wouldn't be close to what we probably saw in 2020 and 2021. nevertheless, more people are moving around, they're traveling and, most importantly, there are at least five variants we're watching closely that might be responsible for increase in cases in europe and in asia that have already been seen in the united states. >> okay. and with the holidays quickly approaching, people ready to get out, they're going to concerts. they want to see family as well, what do you think -- what advice can you give to people that are possibly upping their exposure in a sense and traveling to see

families? >> well, i think there are a few pearls. nobody needs to change their holiday plans. this is the year we're all going to get together. i, for one, am not going to change my plans but will do it in a safer way. >> dr. peter and i spoke about the steps he's taking before he visits his family for the holidays and the things he will do in his house when he's there. it's really interesting. watch the full interview on our website, nbcbayarea.com. 4:38 for you this morning. tis the season. >> holiday season. >> to you and me. holiday shopping will look different. coming up on "today in the bay" we're going to talk about the impact inflation is set to have on the price of those items on your shopping list. >> and one includes that thanksgiving spread. the reason one main dish is going up. stay with us. you're watching "today in e bay." th

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good wednesday morning. right now the time is 4:41 as we take a look at san jose. we're at about 60 degrees. it's all clear, the wind is calm, and we'll get a lot of sunshine today. we start out cool but you may have to turn on the ac later. i'll talk more about that in the forecast. >> at the speed limit come past the coliseum in both directions. let's check the numbers with our

friend silvana. good morning. i'm silvana henao from cnbc. wall street is set to open slightly lower after stocks posted solid gains for a second straight day. they did close off highs of the session. positive earnings from lockheed martin helping in choppy trading. in focus today data on housing starts and earnings from procter & gamble. shoppers plan to adjust their holiday spending strategy to deal with the impact of inflation on their wallet. deloit is out with its annual survey and spending is set to be flat with an average over $1,400 per household. consumers expect to buy fewer gifts and are getting an early start worried about high prices and items being out of stock. turkey prices are 73% higher than last year.

analysts say they could stay that way through thanksgiving, and that's largely due to the spread of bird flu but this year cases started showing up in july. commercial producers have had to kill tens of thousands of birds to contain the virus leading to lower supply. higher feed cost and labor shortages are also factors. the usda says the cost of an 8 to 16 pound turkey is $1.99 a pound versus $1.15 last year. marcus and laura, back to you. >> have a little more stuffing. >> maybe go out to eat this year. >> but that's high, too, or finding a place. it's hard. >> high and hard. >> thank you, silvana. 4:43. the warriors back with a new championship bling. coming up on "today in the bay," a closer look at the rings and special meaning behind them. also highlights from their season opener against the lakers.

wow. what a nice live look outside looking at san francisco this morning. nice and clear. sparkling. sparkling. just like our own kari hall. >> the sparkle in your eyes when you talk about the forecast. >> i don't know if people like the hotter weather, but, you know, it's good in short little bursts. >> we'll take it that way. >> it's kind of crazy, though. what happened to fall? >> it's coming in a couple of

days. we'll see it coming back. now we're going to start out with a look at our live view. in dublin as you get ready to head out the door, everything is all good. temperatures are in the low 60s. we've also had a mostly clear sky across much of the bay area. we're at 56 degrees right now. we'll stay here through about 8:00 and then we start to come out of the 50s into the 60s and you can see the trend there. we don't spend any time at all in the 60s. okay, let's jump right to the 70s. and later today we're headed for the 90s. the warm-up will happen quickly reaching 92 degrees in dublin. san jose up to 89 degrees. and 91 in martinez. so, yeah, we're looking at the calendar, looking at these temperatures. something doesn't really connect here. it feels like summer. it will this afternoon. and tomorrow it starts to come down just a little bit. it's still going to be hot in fairfield reaching 91 degrees and we'll see some mid-80s for

novato and heading down to san mateo where we start to feel it a little bit milder with some mid-70s there. we're still in the upper 80s in the south county. take a look at your friday. this is when we get a nice little cooldown, our temperatures drop back to the 70s. take a look at ukiah, one of our usual hotter spots. we're going to reach up to 94 degrees today. 93 tomorrow. then 82 on friday. and then look at saturday. oh, what happened? that's fall. the upper 60s there. and we'll see the temperatures staying in the 60s and 70s next week. so the first little wave of cooler air with some clouds comes in on friday. and once again that's when we have a pretty significant drop in our temperatures. and then weep see another coal front coming in, even a chance of rain. but it looks like it just kind of misses us off to the north and east. possibly a light sierra snow on saturday. if you're going to be there, that would be cool to see. then as we go to next week, we'll have more widespread rain

coming in. let's get a look at what one computer model is showing. really it's not a lot. anywhere you see the light blue, it's about a quarter inch of rain or less but we do see a couple of little spots with some green, maybe even some yellow in the mix. we could get up to a half inch of rain as we go towards next week. looking at our overall forecast, hot today. still pretty warm tomorrow. and then it cools down, feels like fall on frip day but definitely feels like fall on saturday. and next week we are staying mild. while san francisco, you are hitting the low 80s today. we'll drop it back to 70 with some 60s in time for the week. mike, how is it looking in the south bay? >> we are looking at a smooth drive for the silicon valley freeways. got a note about highway 17. let's zoom in over here southbound 17 just past the highway 9 exit. a lane closure from overnight, maintenance. that may be an issue. it's mostly northbound.

the southbound side saw some slowing. i see it moving down there. it may just be some slow moving vehicles that came through the area. a nice, easy drive down past the summit into santa cruz. the commute is northbound. so santa cruz mountains fine. 101, we watch for early signs. none yet out of san martin. over here travel times are great. highway 4, you are at speed. antioch all the way to concord and we're looking at vasco road still at speed. marsh creek down to 580. the slowing typical out of the altamont pass. back up to speed just before -- just after you get to grant line road. back to you. >> thanks, mike. a lot of bling and a lot of smiles at chase center as the world champion warriors receive those championship rings. >> showing off the bling. they got a win in their season opener defeating rival l.a. lakers. "today in the bay's" cheryl hurd reports dub nation packed the chase center for the celebration. >> klay thompson!

steph curry! >> reporter: the four players who brought four championships to the franchise, stephen curry, andre iguodala, klay thompson, posted with their new championship bling. >> it's awesome. history. for them to win another championship says a lot. bringing another ring to the bay, awesome. >> reporter: it was all about the warriors' home opener and the ring ceremony. >> this is a long journey. >> reporter: but stephen curry sharing the spotlight with wnba star brittney griner who is celebrating her 32nd birthday in a russian prison after being detained for carrying two vape cartridges in her luggage. after that moment the celebration continued. >> it's wonderful, so exciting. they seemed so happy. it's fun. >> reporter: it was fun to see the championship ring up close. 16 carats of yellow and white

diamonds set into gold to represent the team's 16 wins during the 2022 nba playoffs. >> this particular ring pays homage to the 2015 year. that was a special championship for the team, and they wanted to re-create that ring by doing something even more elevated, bigger, flashier. that's what we did. what makes this ring different than any other ring in championship ring history is it's unique to each individual owner. >> reporter: you can twist open the ring. it reveals the amount of trophies each individual player won. klay thompson's ring has four trophies inside. oh, and by the way, the warriors beat the lakers and the fans, they believe another ring is possible. >> by a lot against one of the greats, lebron. that's a testament to how strong we are. >> reporter: cheryl hurd, "today in the bay." >> i want to borrow one. >> it's gigantic. >> congratulations to the team. it is 4:52 for you this

morning. we do have a follow-up for you and new overnight for oakland police when it comes to using those license plate reader technology, councilmembers yesterday voted on a new surveillance policy. opd will only be allowed to keep that data for up to six months to help solve crimes. the old policy allowed two years of storage. the department must also give reports on how that technology is being used. a much-needed life line for an essential organization. coming up next on "today in the bay," one billionaire's big gift to the girl scouts and how it will help northern california troops. but first, happening now, supporters plan to celebrate recent federal legislation aimed at boosting wildfire safety. california u.s. senator alex padilla and south bay congresswoman zoe lofgren will recognize the fire act which promises to improve fema's wildfire preparedness and response. that bill includes a provision to predeploy assets when fire to predeploy assets when fire

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two winners have yet to come forward after sharing the jackpot in last friday's mega millions draw. one of the $247 million winning tickets sold at the san jose 7-eleven, the other at a 7-eleven store in fort myers, florida. jackpot winners have 60 days to collect a lump sum cash payment which in this case would be almost $124 million. 4:56. you might say christmas has come early for the girl scouts of america. >> this comes in the form of a huge donation from mackensie. she has given the group just under $85 million, the largest

individual donation in girl scouts usa history. the organization is calling this much-needed boost to advance the specific needs of young girls around the nation including some right here in northern california. we are definitely going to put more funds towards providing equitable opportunities for all girls including girls who live in low-income communities. that's really important to us. this really helps us get a big jump-start. we lost our largest resident camp in august 2020 in the santa cruz mountain fires. >> if you would like to volunteer or learn more, nbcbayarea.com. 4:57 right now. a key vote on a controversial drug. coming up here on "today in the bay," why some regulators want to take it off the market and the response from doctors who say it will negatively impact say it will negatively impact so expectant mothers.me cotton candy.

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it's unfavorable and should be withdrawn from the market. >> and a key vote that we want to talk about. a controversial drug that some doctors say could hurt if you take it off the market. we'll have that and much more this morning here on "today in the bay." you are watching "today in the bay" streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. i want to say good morning to you. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. we'll check in with mike in a little bit, get a look at the morning commute. kari is talking about this warm-up once again. >> it will feel like summer today, this afternoon for the inland valleys. we do have a cool start. as we take a live look outside in san francisco, it's going to be a mostly clear day, maybe a little bit of fog early but it's going to also clear out early and we're headed for the low 80s here reaching 89 in san jose. 92 in dublin. we'll see those highs reaching 92 in concord for today. now with these temperatures reaching into the 90s, the good thing ist