brand new job data. our scott mcgrew calls it a shocker. he's going to break down what it means for the u.s. economy, and more importantly, your wallet. a final round in the kaiser health care strike. we're going to update you on the impact and where negotiations stand this morning. the countdown to niners/cowboys. we'll take you live to levi's and look at what fans can expect before and during an all-important game. it's friday and it's "today in the bay." >> what was the last part again? >> it's friday! good morning to you all. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. >> mike is here, kari is here. we're looking forward to the weekend. what about the forecast? >> it's going to be hot. if you missed summer, it's coming back for a little while. we've had really hot temperatures. we're starting out in the mid-60s right now. as you get ready to head out, we are going to see it heating up quickly as we go throughout the morning into the afternoon. very much like yesterday's

numbers where we are well above average. usually at this time in october, early october, we're in the low 80s in santa rosa. but we're headed for 94 degrees. i don't think we'll set any record, because occasionally we do get these big spikes in temperatures in october with the offshore winds. in concord today we're headed for 98 degrees. we're going to be well above what's normal, and reaching into the 90s again today. san francisco back to 90, and oakland reaching 90, but we'll have more of the same heat tomorrow, before we get a bit of a break for the weekend. we'll talk more about that and look ahead to when we could see rain as well. mike, the metering lights are active. >> they are active. they're moving quickly, so that's active as well. we're looking at a backup just starting to form now. turned on at 5:45, so a little later than monday through thursday. we're looking at highway 4, still some slowing out of bay

point and toward concord. highway 37 starts with the slowing out of vallejo. typical spots, lighter. easier drive off of the castro valley y, i believe they're moving the vehicle at 238. southbound 680, the crash not a problem. all clear for the construction crew through oakland. back to you. >> thank you very much. let's check in with scott mcgrew with breaking economic news. >> scott, under normal circumstances this would be good economic news. >> under normal circumstances, in which we are not. let me set up the scenario so you understand. we were expecting the labor department to announce around 170,000 jobs added in the month of september. if they were higher than that, say, 200,000, that would be a sign that more interest rate hikes could be necessary to slow the economy down and slow inflation. here is what we got. 336,000 jobs added. that is far more than we expected, and economists are revising upward previous months'

estimates as well. 3.6% unemployment rate is about where it was. that's still near historic lows. this is way too big of a number. already, the futures, the bets that wall street makes on the open are lower, the yield on the ten-year bond near a 16-year high, all showing there's fear of more and more and more interest rate hikes, which will make life for many people more expensive. all in an attempt to slow down what fundamentally, laura, is an economic freight train. >> tough news. thank you very much. it is 6:02 right now. today is the final day in the three-day strike impacting kaiser health care facilities everywhere. we have a live look this morning at kaiser's san jose medical center. you see people already gathered there. 75,000 kaiser workers across six states and washington, d.c. are striking, about half the total located in northern california. doctors and registered nurses are not part of the strike.

while hospitals and emergency rooms remain open, many nonessential procedures are being postponed. a new hiccup this morning in oakland's prolonged search for a new police chief. the application window is being extended according to the "chronicle," which states a statement from the administrator saying administrations will be accepted through next friday. the previous deadline was last friday and critics are quick to point out that they do not even have a short list of candidates since leronne armstrong was fired back in february. there are new details in the effort to boost police surveillance in oakland. the city making way for hundreds of new license plate readers. last night the city's privacy commission authorized the plan. it calls for 300 cameras to be placed at certain crime hot spots. supporters argue those cameras will help police track down criminals in real time. some commissioners are raising

concerns over privacy issues. police say that the information will be thoroughly vetted and will have a transparency website for the public. the proposal now heads to oakland's city council. new reports this morning, president biden may be planning a face-to-face meeting in san francisco with chinese leader xi jinping. according to the "washington post," the meeting would take place next month and the white house is still trying to nail it down. but the meeting is, quote, pretty firm. the u.s. and china are working to improve relations from recent setbacks including issues over taiwan, spying and the ongoing dispute over the origin of covid. switching gears now, let's talk a little football. sunday night football really taking over levi's stadium. that is when two of football's best teams, the niners and the cowboys, will try to settle things up in santa clara. >> "today in the bay"'s bob redell is joining us live this morning. bob, the faithful are definitely not the only ones watching. >> reporter: no, the entire country will be watching sunday

night, as the niners take on the cowboys behind me at levi's stadium here in santa clara. what's interesting about the game, obviously, for people in the bay area, the nine rrs playing, but nationwide you've got two fan bases who are famously devoted to their respective teams, the niners and the cowboys fan bases. there are a few games every season that stick out, and this would be one of those games. the nation will be watching the 49ers and cowboys on sunday night, and, of course, the question is, are the niners worried about the spotlight, the pressure of sunday night football? maybe, maybe not. this was the team yesterday at practice, all eyes, of course, will be on brock purdy. he's 10-1 as the 49ers starting quarterback. his only loss, the playoff game in philly where he got hurt last season. >> every possession and down, it means a lot, and so in this kind of game, you've got really good defenses on both sides of the ball, man, how can youeliminate

the turnovers, play smart and execute and actually score touchdowns. field goals are great and getting points are great, but to win we've got to score touchdowns. >> we look back and whoever won this game in the playoffs would go on to the super bowl. these are two of the most storied franchises in history. dallas wins a lot of games, 49ers win a lot of games. when you meet up on sunday night football, it is a big deal. our fan bases love it, we love it. overall it's going to be a fantastic football game. >> reporter: that, of course, george kittle, 49ers star tight end. he believes that the cowboys will be the best team the niners have played so far this season. reporting live here outside levi's stadium in santa clara, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks, bob. >> you can watch it all. our coverage starts sunday with a pregame newscast at 3:00 in the afternoon, nbc's football night in america kicks off an

hour later, set for around 5:20. 6:07 right now. a live look in san francisco. this is where the city, once again, is going to hear that mighty roar of the blue angels in just a matter of hours. ah, that sound. this is the scene from san leandro yesterday during the practice run. the blue angels take to the skies today, saturday and sunday afternoon, but the recommended spots, chrissy field and pier 39 in san francisco. >> should be a nice weekend to get out there and enjoy the big show, kari. it's going to be beautiful, but warm. and at least we don't, for most of the weekend, have to worry about any visibility issues. we have a lot of sunshine in the forecast and warm weather, as we get a look at what to expect. make sure you bring a bottled water, make sure you stay hydrated. we're headed for the upper 80s

today. tomorrow, we're still near 80 degrees, but it will be a little more comfortable. now, we'll have to watch out for some areas of fog by the end of the weekend on sunday, up to about 69 degrees. that's going to be very nice and comfortable as well. we're still dealing with the heat today, headed for 90 degrees in san francisco, 94 in napa and novato, and upper 90s for morgan hill. fairfield reaching 97 degrees and los gatos reaching 91. heading into the day tomorrow, it's still just as hot. even for the coastline. we have great beach weather. for the inland valleys, we have a last blast of summer before we get a nice little cooldown for the end of the weekend. it's going to be in the 70s and low 80s. mike, it's been hard for you to find some lower gas prices. >> we're trying with the help of our friends through

gasbuddy.com. we have a new one on the leaderboard, $4.89 at national petroleum on national boulevard, union city. next up, san jose at $5.09 at diamond gas and mart on story road. san francisco, $5.39, next to the chp office. roadways, friday, lighter build is on. the bay bridge metering lights are on. slowing for highway 37, highway 4 a little build, you may spy a crash in walnut creek. that's northbound 680. not a major issue. there was a shift, things completely cleared up for all these lanes. now the build on for the middle lanes. the metering lights were activated 25 minutes ago. there is slowing here toward walnut creek. highway 4 shows a slower drive, over a half hour. most of the slowing is in concord. back to you. 6:10 right now. are you looking for a new car? tesla rolling back prices again.

coming up, the economic forces driving that change and the added incentive it may be if you're in the market. america's favorite nfl mom, mama kelce, travis and jason's mom, sits right at the center of football and pop culture these days. how does she feel about it all?

good friday morning. we're heading over to pittsburg, and we're starting out with mid-60s, as we wake up to

sunshine this morning. it's going to be another hot one in the delta today, reaching into the mid-90s for the afternoon, and even 90s for parts of the coastline and in san francisco. we're going to talk about the high heat and what's ahead when we finally see rain coming up in a few minutes. clear right now at the golden gate bridge. nice, steady flow of headlights from the top of the screen out of the robin williams tunnel across into san francisco. crews have cleared, a light drive out of the north bay right now. good morning. happy friday to you. if you tuned to us at the top of the hour, you already know what happened with the jobs number. 336,000 jobs added in september. that's an enormous number. economists were looking for a number around 170,000. 336,000 jobs. and statisticians look back at some of the previous estimates and revised those upwards.

unemployment rate stays near historic lows. under any normal circumstance, big growth in the economy would be good news, but not if you're the fed. not if you're trying to slow down the economy with interest rate hikes, and they're not working. look for higher interest rates in the future, making cars for expensive, credit card payments higher, and of course mortgages harder to get. other news, tesla is cutting prices again. it may be the manufacturer of the nation's most popular car t model 3, but it's not selling enough of them. the company is constantly lowering prices. the model 3 is now $38,900 at base, the long range model $45,900. they dropped the performance model, $2,000 off. we were talking earlier this week about an unusual podcast, sand hill road. it's with a ceo known mercy

grace. i've known mercy for several years now, but she surprised me by telling me a story from her childhood. >> we had a sort of failed apocalypse. so when i was 4 years old, we lived in a bomb shelter under the down of livington, montana, for, i think, like, two days or something like that. it became clear, yeah, russia is not going to nuke us, this isn't the apocalypse. >> you can find sand hill road on your pad cast player, iphone, spotify or alexa. it is a fascinating story, how she got into and out of that bomb shelter, and what was going on at the time. it is a very interesting story. >> interesting. sounds good. >> thanks, scott. new at 6:00, think caviar, wagyu and shopping in three stories of luxury. that's what restoration hardware

plans to bring to palo alto. these renderings show what their new building is expected to look like. right now, there's still no timeline for a groundbreaking or an actual opening, but once it happens, i'll be there. >> i'm going, too, then. let's talk about something else a lot of people, i'm sure, have been talking about. donna kelce has spent a lot of time on the football field. she has two sons, travis and jason in the nfl. >> what do you mean, travis kelce? today mama kelce is in studio 1a, in true mom style donna kelce brought a little tupperware full of warm cookies. the anchors enjoyed it, telling her she could sell them. she talked about supporting both her sons in the super bowl, and her own newfound fame. >> how have you adjusted to

this, can i have a selfie, mama kelce? >> it's kind of crazy, but, you know, you just treat everybody with respect and kindness, and they return it to me. >> that's nice. she talks about all things football, sharing a stadium box with the one and only taylor swift recently, too. you can catch the full conversation at 7:00 a.m. right after "today in the bay." >> mama kelce's cookies. >> she deserves that fame. do you know how many games, little league games she probably drove those boys to? >> do you remember when michael phelps mom became kind of a celebrity? >> i love that. >> i do, too. >> i love her custom-made fits, the jackets with the jerseys. pretty good. we're going to be watching that this weekend. also, it's going to be really hot. so it's going to feel like summer as we are starting out with a cool, refreshing start to our friday morning. it's in the upper 50s in dublin. if you head over to concord, it

is 64 degrees, and it's 71 in martinez. let's get a look at redwood city. we start out with mid-60s. it's going to be another sunny day, and quickly heating temperatures. at noon we're at 83 degrees and continuing to rise as we go into the rest of today, eventually making it back into the 90s. we're headed for 99 in los gatos today, and downtown san jose reaching 95 degrees. also, upper 90s for much of the south county, as well as the inland east bay, with walnut creek reaching 97. 90 today in oakland. we're still looking at some hot temperatures near record. we did set a record yesterday in half moon bay. it's going to be very close again for this afternoon. reaching 92 in palo alto. in the low 90s in the mission district, mostly 80s across the rest of san francisco, and up to 94 in santa rosa today. let's take a look at walnut creek, because our temperatures have been really hot.

normally we're in the low 80s. we're up to 96 this afternoon. then we do see temperatures starting to dip as we head toward the end of the weekend. such a drastic change. give it a few days. we'll be in the low 70s for a high on monday and tuesday. so we have all kinds of weather in this forecast as the high pressure breaks down, the storm track returns to the region. we are seeing quite a bit of rain, especially for the pacific northwest. it looks like a lot of that kind of dries up before it gets here. then we see a little bit of a rebound in temperatures for the end of next week, possibly more rain ahead. as we talk about how much rain we could see here, the areas in green show about three-tenths of an inch for the north bay. much of the bay area may not see much at all, maybe a few hundredths of an inch of rain next monday into tuesday. our temperatures, once again, making a drastic dip as we go toward the beginning of next week, after such a hot weekend,

reaching into the mid to upper 90s, feeling a little better on sunday. if you like the fall-like weather, you'll get that for a few days early next week. we're also looking at temperatures in san francisco that are going to be cooling off as well. mike, you were taking a look at the san mateo bridge? >> yeah, it's starting to get more crowded here, but not bad. fridays are a little lighter, the build will really kick in after the 7:00 hour. we have a smooth drive coming toward me, it looks like everything is clear on north 238 just off the castro valley y. a smooth drive to and from the dublin grade. 680, the dublin interchange moving slowly. 880 slow through hayward. you saw the volume on the san mateo bridge. holding steady for highway 4, so contra costa county, no problems. this crash is northbound, counter-commute. smooth the 24 interchange into

the caldecott. 37, no major problems there. the bay bridge toll plaza meeting lights were turned on at 5:44. and we have only this backup in the middle of the lanes. we see more traffic coming off of 880. no problems right now through that stretch. the peninsula at speed, the south bay not showing any slowing sensors. so far, it just looks like a lighter friday drive. back to you. >> we'll take it. thanks, mike. 6:21 right now. next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> our team has put millions of dollars back in people's pockets. today we're highlighting some of our

6:24 this morning. our consumer team is on a streak. >> they compiled a big ten list of consumer cases they've won. >> happy friday. let's go to the scoreboard. at the ten, nine and eight spots, a trio of insurance cases worth more than $100 grand apiece. the carriers didn't pay up until we spoke up. in 2020 we settled a huge $138,000 travel case. what was going on is the travel agent was sitting on several viewers' refunds after covid-19 canceled their trips. next up, number six, we got a family $142,000 back after an air ambulance company blundered

their bill. the next scoreboard, five through one, we're going to start with a luxury car. a lemon. $173,000 win for a san jose man who got to return his exotic car because it just wasn't working out. the next entry is $178,000 for a woman in santa rosa. she's a fire victim battling to rebuild her house. i'm happy to tell you she's at home thanks to our intervention. here is the home stretch. this summer, a big bank blunder. the bank froze accounts and nearly sank a small business. the number two spot, a double mortgage. we helped a south bay viewer whose mortgage mistakenly doubled. we got that covered. $765,000 gone. a vacation rental fight worth $1 million. back in 2019, some guests burned down an east bay host's game and the vacation rental company refused to pay up. if you need offense on the consumer gridiron, scan the qr

code right now to fill out our consumer complaint form online. >> good job. 6:26. coming up, top stories we're following today, including reopening after devastation. parts of maui taking a big step today in turning the page, or trying to, at least, from the deadly wildfires. still ahead, the reason some locals believe they still need more time. plus, we'll show you when you can see the fleet week air shows here in san francisco, and why one blue angel pilot says he was inspired by fleet week here in san francisco to become a blue angel pilot.

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right now at 6:30, get ready for more extreme heat. the bay area is still under a heat advisory, as we head into the weekend. how long will it last? meteorologist kari hall is tracking when we will see a cooldown. blue angels take flight for fleet week. today let's just say your ship may be coming in. we take you live to san francisco for a sneak peek at today's action. and a rivalry like no other. the niners taking on the cowboys at levi's this weekend. find out who everyone has their eyes on. this is "today in the bay."

a little friday love right here, right now. that's right. good friday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. that heat is here, and you know what, it's getting hotter. let's turn to meteorologist kari hall, who has been tracking that. we set a record yesterday. >> yes, in half moon bay. the coastal areas heating up. i give you a high-five from across the studio. i'm probably not everyone's favorite right now. we have a heat advisory that begins again at 11:00 this morning and continues until 11:00 this evening. we will have the areas shaded in morning back in the upper 80s and 100 degrees. in concord, starting out with a nice, cool morning, in the low 70s. whatever outdoor activities you have, get it done before noon. after that, we're going to be in the low to mid-90s and lots of beaming sunshine throughout the day. as we take a look at what to expect around the bay area, back

to the mid to upper 90s in some spots, with fairfield reaching 97. about the same in morgan hill. santa rosa in the low to mid-90s. it's really not much better tomorrow, but we are going to start to see a cooling trend by the end of the weekend, coming out of those upper 90s into the lower 90s. we'll talk more about this and what's going on in a few minutes. >> i guess that's a cooling trend. thanks, kari. from the skies to the seas, fleet week is hitting overdrive. today's highlights include one of the celebration's most visual events, a parade of ships that starts about 11:00. >> "today in the bay"'s thom jensen is live this morning in san francisco. we're going to get a tribute planned for senator dianne feinstein. >> reporter: that's right. so many of the flights this week will be in her honor, really in the heart of pilots as we heard from one of the blue angels pilots. she was a real champion for the

u.s. military that's on display here today, a champion when it came to appropriations for u.s. intelligence and defense bills, but also in bringing fleet week here to san francisco 42 years ago in 1981. there was a blue angels flyover during her memorial on thursday. one of the pilots who actually grew up right here in san francisco told us the fleet week flyovers and celebrations inspired him to become a naval aviator and eventually a blue angel. >> when i was a kid, i would watch it from rooftops, from parks, wherever i could get a glimpse of the aircraft. that's something that's special about this show. >> reporter: the lieutenant commander told nbc bay area they're all thinking of senator feinstein, all of the pilots, when they step into their cockpits this week. today the shows start off with a flag jump and national anthem at 12:43, followed directly by the navy parachute team just minutes

later, and followed then by an f35 demonstration at 2:16, and the blue angels do their amazing stunts at about a quarter after 3:00 for the grand finale today. that's not all of the flights that are just dedicated for the senator herself. there's more flights, two civilian flights, a pilot team will take to the skies saturday and sunday afternoon, also in memory of the late senator. we're live in san francisco, thom jensen, "today in the bay." >> a well deserved honor, indeed. for everything fleet week from the angels to the parade of ships, we've got you covered. head over to nbcbayarea.com and click on the link in our trending bar, and you can find out all you need to know. developing now, a south bay pumpkin patch in shambles, and police are looking for who did it. vandals late wednesday caused some serious destruction to spina farms in morgan hill,

overturning potties and derailing the popular train ride. workers say the security guard on duty confronted four people. it's believed one of them may have somehow dropped their cell phone. law enforcement tells us they did, in fact, receive a cell phone as evidence, but at this point they're not talking specifically about whose phone it is. happening today, an east bay couple charged in connection with the abuse and death of a toddler will make their first court appearance. news of the toddler's death at a home in alamo came down on monday. at the time, it was being called a bathtub drowning. prosecutors say investigators later learned the suspects abused and tortured the child and prolonged abuse had led to the unidentified toddler's death. the couple, a 22-year-old and 21-year-old, are accused of the prolonged abuse of a second child as well, an infant. new at 6:00, a milestone for

some maui neighborhoods ravaged by the wildfires. some will reopen for the first time since the firestorm, and we're hoping to welcome back visitors. this includes parts of west maui. some locals are calling it just too soon, especially for the return of tourism. opponents this week delivered a petition to the governor, calling for a delay, to allow them more time to think through the process. but the governor says that the reopening plan is a gradual one and will provide critical economic help. now, the early fall extended heat pattern is really creating concerns for farmers in the central valley. the concern extends well beyond the heat and the health of those workers in the field. late heat, combined with a high volume of storms this year, it means more crops are dying out. this includes the berry patch in santa cruz. now, people in watsonville say some of the blooming flowers are

turning into toast. >> it burns the tips of the petals. they don't look so good. we're using a lot of mesh screens that cover up about 30% of the heat and it keeps them nice and cool. >> farmers are trying to focus more on irrigation, and some have even stopped operating. open farms are trying to provide shared breaks for water to those workers. a lot of talk ahead of the 49ers/cowboys game. this time last year the faithful were talking about trey lance as the niners quarterback of the future. now he's backup on the cowboys. as such, he'll likely never see the field, but the niners are only half-jokingly saying he may still have a big impact. typically one team's former player can provide the new team important insight for game planning purposes.

still, pretty much everyone agrees, the nfl is a copycat lead and games will tell you much more than any former team member. a reminder, the game airs right here at nbc bay area, with coverage starting at 4:00 p.m. ahead of that, watch a special newscast from levi's, or maybe you're lucky enough to head to the game. >> the game is here at home. how is the forecast going to look for folks out there? >> the people coming from texas are going to be right at home with this kind of weather. it's going to be hot. but we are going to be like, my goodness, what is happening? it's going to still be in the mid-80s at levi's stadium. you know when the sun is beaming down, it really feels hot. just make sure you stay hydrated with water, and we are going to see more hot temperatures as well across the bay area. also, high heat for the blues, brews and bbq festival in downtown napa this weekend. that starts tomorrow at noon and

it's going to be 86 degrees. definitely some spice to the air as well, as we head for the mid-90s for the afternoon. also, we have the san carlos art and wine fair. we start at 10:00 in the morning, we go into the afternoon, into the upper 80s, with a mostly sunny sky. not much of a wind, so i think with the hot temperatures and upper 80s, it's going to feel a lot warmer. sonoma valley this weekend reaching 96 degrees for today. and it's just as hot tomorrow, but at least we do have cool mornings as it drops down to the low to mid-50s, and it's going to be milder for the end of the weekend. here is a look at palisades. it never disappear points this time of morning. we are going to see temperatures starting out in the upper 30s, but then heading for the low to mid-70s. really nice weekend in tahoe. also, hot for the coastal areas. big sur reaching 89 today. 91 tomorrow. keep in mine, the water temperatures along the coastline will still be very chilly.

mike, you went looking for traffic. did you find it? >> i found some. again, friday is lighter. we had to find the source of some slowing heading north to morgan hill. this is very mild and an easy drive right there. very mild for san jose, 101. 87 does show slowing heading into downtown, no big deal right now. tonight at s.a.p. center there's a concert, a smooth drive toward san francisco right now. that's where the focus of a lot of weekend activities are because we've talked about fleet week. tonight there is a concert just south of downtown. the concert is 58 p.m. the tomorrow the warriors play a preseason game against the lakers. fleet week continues all week. today we have the parade of ships and air shows today, saturday and sunday.

so there will be folks distracted. drivers, focus on the roadway. do not look up at the shows unless you are not driving. caltrain, you will not be riding between san francisco and millbrae stations because of scheduled track closures this weekend and next weekend. you can use alternate forms from millbrae, but right now the bay bridge shows a smooth drive. it's moving, so that's good, at the toll plaza. back to you. >> thanks, mike. one final farewell. >> we miss you, and you will always, always be my sunshine. >> relatives, politicians and colleagues honoring the late senator dianne feinstein. we'll look back at some of the emotional highlights from yesterday's memorial service. big changes to border security at a time when democrats aren't getting credit for it, but president biden doesn't want to seem to own any of it. and a spooky beach town tradition returns. we're going to take you to santa

we're going to take you to santa cruz where one surfer is you know i got two home runs. you got two jacks. and then my grand slam. i signed a ball for you. okay. and it says papa i love you. why did you do that? because you've taught me everything about baseball. oh hunny bunny, that's so sweet. (♪♪) (♪♪)

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good friday morning. right now at 6:43, we are starting out in berkeley with temperatures in the mid-60s, and usually that's about what we're seeing for our highs for the afternoon. but we're headed for the mid-80s by early in the afternoon. it's going to be another hot day, really a hot weekend. we'll get a look at when we get a cooldown and when we could see

rain in a few minutes. over here, richmond side, same side as berkeley, we're looking at the build for 580 westbound. some slowing here. i see our san jose camera. i'll show that to you coming up. it is 6:44 right now. emotions certainly on full display for the memorial of dianne feinstein. san francisco city hall is lit up in red, white and blue to honor an icon who served this country and the city for decades. the final farewell celebrated her remarkable life and honored her role as the city's first female mayor. the honor guard presented the flags. mayor breed started the memorial with accolades. later, vice president kamala harris shared her thoughts. her granddaughter was the final speaker and shared some touching personal moments. >> your family loves you, we are so proud of you, we miss you,

and you will always, always be my sunshine. >> she did such a great job. blue angels also conducted several fly-bys as dianne feinstein created the first fleet week in 1981, which included the blue angels. wonderful timing. >> absolutely. 6:45 right now. the biden administration extending the wall on the border with mexico, and announcing new expulsions of some venezuelans. >> big changes in the border policy. >> big changes. good morning. not only is the white house under a lot of political pressure, we as a nation are under a lot of pressure. no matter where you stand on immigration and border security, you can't help but be distressed by the plight of migrants arriving all over the united states, straining resources and simply trying to survive. this is video from chicago,

families living in tents on the sidewalk because they have nowhere else to go. the biden administration announced 20 more miles of border wall yesterday, reversing a campaign pledge of not one single more mile. this is tape of biden at the border in january. meantime, the u.s. has managed to negotiate a deal with venezuelan leader maduro to except migrants back in venezuela. we haven't had diplomatic relations until now. since we do, we can resume deportations of those we rule do not qualify for asylum. biden has a lot to gain here because democrats are seen as weak at border security, and we're in a crisis. a wall, deportations. but when asked about the wall, he said it wasn't his decision and walls don't work. >> the border wall, i tried to

get them to redirect that money. they didn't. they wouldn't. in the meantime, there's nothing under the law other than they have to use the money for what it was appropriated. i can't stop that. >> do you believe the border wall works? >> no. no court for donald trump today. he has a separate crisis. "the new york times" and abc are reporting trump revealed secrets about america's submarine program to a foreigner, an austrailian, and that man is on the list of witnesses who may testify against trump in one of his other upcoming trials. nbc has not independently verified the reporting, which is attributed to sources close to the investigation and the former president. the house of representatives is still looking for a speaker. they're back to work today. former president trump has endorsed ohio's jim jordan for the position, but also says he'll be at the capitol next tuesday, the same day they vote, and told fox news he would

consider taking the role for a short time. there's no rule the speaker of the house has to be a member of the house, but there is a rule he or she can't be facing felony charges, which trump is times 91. asked about trump coming to the capitol, senate majority leader chuck schumer said, no, we're good, we've seen a trump rally at the capitol already. and about 90 minutes ago, gobsmacking jobs report. 336,000 jobs. we were expecting half that. good news if you want a job, bad news if you're the fed trying to slow down the economy to fight inflation. just into our newsroom, an imprisoned iranian activist has just won the nobel peace prize. narges mohammedy is a leading figure in the oppression of women in iran. she's worked tirelessly for democracy and the rights of women.

she was sent to prison most recently in 2021. it came from what authorities say was the attending of a memorial of someone who died during the protests. over her life, she has been convicted five times. mohammadi has been handed a total of a 31 year sentence. she's held the position of vice president for the banned human rights center. the city of santa cruz is getting a little spooky ahead of halloween. someone put a costume on the famous surfer statue. he's now dressed in a mask and cape. a super hero, indeed. there's also a pumpkin at the statue's base. last year you may recall the surfer was dressed as michael meyers. >> you've got to love our humor here. the area seeing warmer temperatures. >> absolutely, heating up along

the coast. great beach days. you do have to be careful if you're going out. half moon bay yesterday set a new record high, reaching 90 degrees. the previous record for that day was 82 degrees, set in 2013. so we are, once again, monitoring the coastline with a lot of cool temperatures, at least the water temperature. the air temperature headed for the mid-80s today, going from 66 at 8:00 to a noontime temperature of 84. that's about where we'll see those temperatures holding steady for the next several hours, and then cooling down at 6:00 to the mid-70s. take a look at the seven-day forecast. it's already up at the bottom of the screen, starting with our south bay microclimate, headed for 99 in los gatos and morgan hill, really hot temperatures again today. in fact, this will be the peak of the heat. just as hot tomorrow as well, as we reach up to 98 in antioch and concord, and oakland today hitting 90 degrees. we'll also see a high of 91 in redwood city and 87 in daly

city, and upper 80s and low 90s in san francisco. for the north bay, reaching the low to mid-90s, sonoma reaching 95. as we get a look at san jose, it's going to be hot today and tomorrow, but we do catch a bit of a break for sunday. then monday, it only takes a few days, we're going from wearing short sleeves and shorts to needing the jacket and long sleeves throughout much of the day. a gradual rebound as we go into the middle of next week. we are going to see rain chances returning as the storm track starts to make its way back to the pacific northwest. it does look like much of the rain stays to the north of the golden gate bridge. as we take a look at what one of our computer models shows as far as rainfall estimates, it's about three-tenths of an inch of rain, maybe more farther to the north. much of the rest of the bay area could see a few spotty sprinkles when the system comes in late monday into tuesday. then we see our temperatures are going to start to warm up, but

we're focused on this weekend, with highs in the mid to upper 90s. high fire danger continues as we see san francisco's temperatures hitting 90, and then back to the 60s by the end of the weekend. mike, you're seeing more slowing in the south bay. >> this camera doesn't look so bad, but there was a lot of slowing and crowd here, north 101. where the sensors were the slowest, it's smoothing out and spreading toward sjc. over here, starting back as far as the capitol expressway, there was a clearing and then a build again. we're going to continue to see pulses of traffic building westbound and northbound, really kicking in over the next half hour. slowing through hayward, typical. typical drive through contra costa county and alameda county. 6:53 right now. how would you like to end the weekend as a billionaire? you still have plenty of time to get those tickets for tomorrow's

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6:57. welcome back. we are moving you forward with a look at our top stories on "today in the bay," including the september jobs report. >> we have 336,000 new jobs last

month, and a 3.6% unemployment rate. statisticians looked back at some of the previous months' estimates and revised those upwards as well. already, the futures will be lower. yields on the ten-year bond near a 16-year high, all showing there's fear of more and more interest rate hikes, which could make life very expensive for a lot of people. we want to give you a live look this morning at kaiser's san jose location. this is the medical center where today is the final day in the three-day strike, impacting kaiser health care facilities everywhere. 75,000 kaiser workers across six states and washington, d.c. are striking, but about half of the total located here in northern california. doctors, registered nurses are not part of the strike, and while hospitals and emergency rooms remain open, many nonessential procedures are being postponed. thousands are expected to be

in san francisco for fleet week, the parade of ships kicks off at 11:00 a.m. this morning. the fleet will go under the golden gate bridge before heading toward their ports. then the air show starts about 12:43. the highlight of the day is really the grand finale when the blue angels take to the skies at 3:15. there will be an aerial memorial for dianne feinstein on saturday at 1:00. you can find the full lineup at nbcbayarea.com. two of the best football teams are facing off this weekend. >> the country will be watching on sunday night as the niners take on the cowboys, and all eyes will be on brock purdy. he's 10-1 as a 49ers starting quarterback. his only loss was the playoff game in philly where he was hurt last season. our coverage begins sunday with the pregame newscast at 3:00, and then football night in america kicks off an hour later. kickoff is set a little before 5:30. >> should be a good one and

warm, too. it's going to be hot this weekend, and we're feeling the peak of the heat today. upper 90s for the inland areas and hot tomorrow, with mid-80s by the end of the weekend. it is friday light. the toll plaza, for a short period of time, had only about halfway to the parking lot filled. it's filling in, once again. a lot of traffic through berkeley. the san mateo bridge, just fine. the "today" show starts right now and "today in the bay" continues live on roku, samsung tv, or wherever you stream. join us now or whenever it fits into your schedule. it's fri-yay. >> get out and enjoy friday. wear your sunscreen and drink plenty of water. it's going to be warm out there. >> go niners! intensifying. >> the record surge of migrants not slowing down. good morning