explosions ring out in gaza bringing buildings crumbling to the ground. israel fighting back after the

palestinian militant group hamas launched a surprise attack. is like taking a live look at gaza where it is calm right now. at least 400 people are dead between israel and the gaza strip. the number is expected to rise. >> rob sanchez is in israel with the latest. >> reporter: it looks like a scene from israel's darkest nightmare. a surprise attack beginning with thousands of rockets followed by waves of heavily armed palestinian gunmen pouring out of gaza. onto the streets of cities and towns across southern israel. the militants taking whole families hostage. marching them barefoot through their own neighborhoods and then cries of triumph as the spirit their captives back to gaza. israel military tonight confirming there are both civilians and soldiers among the captives. their exact number is unknown. the army says that all options are on the table including a

full's gail ground invasion of gaza to bring them home. the israeli prime minister telling his people citizens of israel, we are at war. not in an operation, but at war. surprise attack led by highly trained fighters from hamas and islamic jihad. blasting their way through the security barriers separating israel from gaza. in some places using bulldozers to smash through. >> this is usually one of the biggest type busiest highways in southern israel and on the holiday weekend you would expect it to be full of cars. instead you can see israeli security forces have set up a checkpoint here. they are searching vehicles as they come by because they do not know where the gunmen are. >> the rockets, more than 3000 in total coming and wave after relentless wave throughout shabbat. i was sleeping, she says. my grandson woke me up telling me, wake up that i heard a boom. everyone started crying.

israeli jets pounding targets across gaza. this tower collapsing after a direct strike. and palestinian hospitals flooded with the dead and wounded. many of them civilians. a war only in its opening hours and a nightmare for the people of the holy land cannot seem to wake up from. >> here in the u.s. security has been tightened around mosques and synagogues and some airlines of canceled flights to the region. in fact, once lightheaded to tel aviv from several cisco was turned back to sfo. bay area tom johnson in the newsroom with reaction from some of the passengers and local faith leaders. >> reporter: tensions were already high as petals intensified along the israel border with gaza. now that both sides have declared war, the u.s. has pledged support for israel. there are some fears that budget in this religious war could increase here also.

>> reporter: while the air right thurman to the sounds of bombs ring out to tel aviv and gaza, passengers aboard an sfo flight headed to israel got the news that they were being turned around.>> the pilot came on and said, israel has declared war. the airport is closed. we are turning the plane around and flying back to several cisco. >> shocked. >> reporter: passengers that we talked to have loved ones in israel and hope the violent bloodshed that has already claimed the lives of hundreds ends soon.>> and he reports to people that we know with family in israel and it is pretty bad. apartment buildings with civilians are being blown up. >> i don't any people that are in the area, or we do not know their situation. specifically my family is okay. >> reporter: a bay area native that has family in gaza that he is always worried for their safety because of ongoing attacks by israeli forces on palestinian neighborhoods. >> attacks on hospitals. attacks on mosques. attacks on schools is part of

the daily life of palestinians. >> this man works with the arab resource organizing center. >> my greatest concerns right now are really the safety of our community. >> reporter: he says now that the u.s. has aligned itself with israel in the complex, he is concerned is on the phobia mentality will take over and zealots will target mosques. a leader of the jewish community has concerns about violence also. >> it could happen and we are upping our security for our holiday services this weekend for the rest of the weekend. but i do not think it will spread beyond verbal attack. >> reporter: rabbi mark bloom said he is mostly concerned about the safety of israeli civilians and the growing number of casualties being reported on both sides.>> the hostage situation is unprecedented. the amount of civilian depth on the israeli side is unprecedented. >> reporter: both local community leader said they unfortunately feel like the heels are dug in and this will likely be a long and bloodied conflict. >> palestinian community leaders plan on demonstration

sunday at the israeli consulate in several cisco calling for the support of palestinian self- defense and against u.s. military aid to israel. >>thank you very much. we will have more of the israel fight with hamas coming up in the next half hour. for the latest, go to our website nbcbayarea.com and click on israel surprise attack on the trending bar. in if you did not see them, you definitely heard them. the military jets and aircraft screaming over the several cisco bait for the week airshows and part of the aerial stunts included a tribute to late senator dianne feinstein. pallets with the patriot jet team flew in the missing information in her honor. socket was really special. beautiful and you can really feel the love it there for this woman. the senator who founded fleet week and has given so much of her life to service and is the reason we are here today. select the missing man

formation is an aerial salute where space is left open among the jets to show that someone was lost and dianne feinstein was so instrumental in bringing fleet week 27 cisco, the blue angels performed flyovers this week during her memorial service. the blue angels were just one of the event happening today. christie smith gives us a look at today's fleet week festivities. >> reporter: the unmistakable blue angels were exactly what people in san francisco hoped- for. as they soared above for fleet week. >> it is just amazing. very synchronized. beautiful. the weather is amazing. a bunch of people are here enjoying the bay area. it is beautiful. >> reporter: this afternoon the fleet week airshow took place along the waterfront and very clear skies and did not disappoint. >> reporter: the city was buzzing along the waterfront as people made their way to the city week activities. >> we are here at the uss amphibious ship which is a navy ship that carries marines and we are here for several cisco

fleet week. truck along the embarcadero the line was long for a tour. >> you can ultimately run a range of missions from humanitarian support to transporting our marines, special operations with the navy seals and even recovering the nasa space capsule.>> our son is in the navy so we had to come and see this. it was amazing for us. it was great.>> the vehicle that they had on their really stood out and also the exterior deck stood out as well. >> reporter: with all that fleet week has to offer, people tell us it certainly lives up to the excitement. >> it is very interesting to see here. especially in the area. that this happens. it is very new to me. very exciting. i love hearing the planes go by. >> reporter: christie smith, nbc bay area news. not only with the blue angel pilots in these guys as

you sabah for the first time since before the pandemic, they made their way to peer 39 to sign autographs. long lines of people weeded their turns to meet the pilot and get autographs. for the blue in the pilot lieutenant commander scott go since who grew up in tampa cisco, it was a surreal moment. >> no better feeling than flying over the bay and just being with fellow san franciscans and having one of the best weekends i can't remember. i have been watching this show are basically my whole life. definitely a true pinch myself moment. i'm happy to be back. what a day. select you know what school he went to? >> i believe he went to saint ignatius.>> was at your school as well? >> he seemed to take a different career path. >> indeed he did. a lot of people want to talk to him and get his autograph. the festivities are not over if you are wondering. the blue angels will be back in these guys tomorrow. the pallets are hoping it is just as picturesque as it was

today. taking a live look at the golden gate bridge right now. that couldn't possibly be reflecting any kind of moisture. i think that is the new lanes they just paved which is why it looks shiny. cynthia, what we have weatherwise? >> i do not believe we have any rain in the picture just yet. that is in the long-range forecast coming up but right now we are still fairly mild in several cisco. at least for the next couple of hours and through the peninsula we have that heat advisory that officially expires at 11:00 p.m. to voters in the 60s and 70s by the peninsula but we are still very warm in the inland valleys. we are 75 in calistoga and 80 in livermore. i promise you that more relief is on the way. as far as the onshore breeze is concerned, later on tonight we see those returning into

several cisco cooling temperatures down and preparing our support for the further cooling changes ahead. that will really start to a fight tomorrow across the region. the relief from the heat after a couple of days under this heatwave we will see the temperatures return to the 60s and 70s. the bayshore and into the valley, we see the temperatures around the mid and upper 80s was talking about the rain chances. that is ahead for early next week. talking about which spots are more likely to see the moisture coming in. the san jose firefighters mopping up after two related fires in the seven trees neighborhood. first responders tell us the fire broke out around 3:00 this afternoon between two houses on center road. crews responded. as you can see, both homes are heavily damaged. nobody is hurt. everyone is able to get out in time. the first fire caused another scared nearby. sparks are flying towards valley christian school. >> there appeared to be some embers being cast off from the fire and the trees that were burning over here and it traveled across and into the field below the school. a tier 1 response was dispatched to the second incident and crews worked very hard and very hot and very steep conditions up the hill and successfully stopped the

fire from reaching the school. >> well done. both players are out. crews will stand the scene to monitor hotspots a while longer. because of the initial fire is under investigation. in some people might be out of their homes tonight after a brush fire in sin city got scary enough that police had residence should evacuate. this is a time lapse of the fire that broke out this morning at the police department put out an alert warning those in the area west of travis air force base together essential belongings and leave. the evacuation otis was strongly encouraged, but not mandatory. crews now have the fire under control at 38 acres. they say the number of eucalyptus trees and winds in the area made it tough to fight. the cause is still under investigation. questions and concerns for south seven cisco bay 23 and me tonight. hackers have compiled a large list of people with ashkenazi jewish ancestry and earth sharing online. the locations are very serious. especially with the rise of far right extremism. the company says it is investigating how it happens.

it believes hackers only needed a few user passwords because of the site ability to think users with distant genetic matters. the database of nearly 1 million people with ashkenazi heritage is showing up on dark web forums. information includes first and last names, sex and the evaluation of where the persons ancestors came from. and early morning crash in san jose killed at least one person. the crash happened on northbound highway 101 near the hellyer avenue offramp run 3:00 a. chp says a silver toyota silhouette sienna and sub were involved with the force of the collision sent the suv over the guard rail on the right hand shoulder of the road and down the embankment. no word on the extent of injuries of survivors but we have reached out for more information. in in union city a smash and grab gone wrong at a liquor school store. see for yourself. police say three men delivered the rent-a-car to the front of you seen liquor on union city boulevard. up at around 2:40 a.m. them and tried to steal the atm.

they cannot do it because it is bolted to the floor. they fled in a different car. the son of the owners was working in the store at the time. he said he is frustrated and scared about crime. last night a dispensary on the same street was broken into. following up to a story we first brought you earlier this week. a community showed up in force to support a vendor whose cart was destroyed by several cisco public works employee. here is what happened last sunday public works was trying to shut down a hot dog vendor. the vendor who had no permit was running away from public works. that is when the employee knocked over his cart destroying demands food. activists organizing the event supported the vendor and helped him get back on his feet. and this is how that happened. this is the scene in alameda. it was called a committee buyout. that is a big hot dog. it is an event organized to support street vendors who have been attacked. organizers say event like this

are important because they help even to recover what they lost all of this as the tax on street vendors is on the rise. slacks rebanding is an international way of living. you go to any country you will see it. india, japan, china, europe. it is important because the attacks have spiked 300% in the past 10 years. it is imperative we are here for them and to be able to stop this. flex effort cisco public works have apologized for the actions of its employees. it says it is investigating everything that led up to the attack. did you check your ticket? the powerball drawing that just happened and the billion-dollar prize someone one. >> the 49ers are getting ready to take on the cowboys at levi stadium.

we are less than 24 hours away from the 49ers facing off against the cowboys at levi

stadium. a video showing the dallas cowboys motorcade driving through san jose just a couple of hours ago. this is the marquee matchup of the season so far. it as you might know, it is one of the best rivalries in all of sports. this week we are hearing from all sorts of people including the 49ers legend steve young who played three straight nfc temperature games against the cowboys in the 90s ricky said those three games defined his career. with that out of the 61-year- old hall of famer who still gets fired up with this rivalry.>> i just love it this week. we are here for a reason the cowboys and niners for the younger fans are going to tell the younger fans who are less than 35 years old?>> you and i have this or dramatic feeling about it because my life one way or another on the game. all of the things i have done my whole career, those three games, three or four temperature games kind of to find a career.

you're coming to me about dallas cowboys. it is drama. is very dramatic in my life and i think for fans it is the same. if you are younger, that is what you are missing. the whole league. how many games? 1000 games per year. only one game mattered. the cow was constantly believes the greatest. it is amazing. got a star on my helmet and i'm great. no you are not. you're not. they have had a lot of talent for a lot of years and have not lived up to the talent. and this year the top three talented teams. again, and now can you live up to it?>> you haven't played in 20 years. you are fired up. >> i lootll.'s what i wanted to say. >> could that guy play. sake still takes about it. >> do.

it to define his career. it did. it will be fun throne night on nb janelle and roche at levi's spial pregame newscast at 3:00 p.m. up on i in america startup 4:00. gov at with the niners cowboys 5:20 and we join you again after the game around 9:00 p.m.. with player interviews. the results are pending, but we know the winning numbers of tonight's powerball drawing. if you have been following the game, you know that tonight prizes now the third largest jackpot of horrible history and incredible $1.4 billion pot up for grabs which comes down to a lump sum of $640 million before taxes. the winning numbers are 47, 54, 57, 60, 65 with the powerball of 19. if terry is still standing here that means he did not win the.>> i did not win a. thank

you. 's like you and millions of others. >> think you for your continued support. on monday heavily hill restaurant would become the proud toupee cafe for the next three weeks people pay what they can and whatever isn't paid, rapper and entrepreneur larissa will pick up the tab. this is the second year he has teamed up with mumbo cafe to help feed the community. he grew up in. here is today in the bay's marcus washington. >> reporter: momo's located on georgia street has been a local favorite for more than a decade. >> i used to come in here before i was wrapping. select the proud toupee cafe idea started last year with a one-day brunch and it grew.>> we don't know how many meals well over six figures can feed the community. the goal is for people to pay what they can or if you wanted to overpay, that is a great thing but you pay what you can. we know that there are people who cannot pay as well. we have a very high homeless

population in vallejo and that everyone is able to pay what we want to make sure that you eat. if you cannot pay, it is okay because you know the other people that come in will take care of you. >> manny has been here for decades here is but putting feet to the pavement and communities for pavement. >> manuel melendez met le russell as a regular customer before he even knew he was a rapper. >> i am a big hip-hop fan. when i thought he was doing music, i got to look you up and i was like, yeah. he is special.every time that i had an idea that i wanted to do for the community, he was a down. >> we shared the same love for our city. i think this is how you build community. showing love. >> showing love for vallejo and each other. in fact, le russell collective help remodel the family owned restaurant last year. these days, he is on the road a lot performing. vallejo, that is always home and he knows how important it is to set an example to show what is possible. is back there was always this notion that you could not make

it from these kind of communities. it feels great it feels great to go to the schools and the kids know me and to be walking around and everybody is like, hey. it is like the ice cream truck. everybody is excited when they see the ice cream truck. >> reporter: his favorite on the menu? >> the shrimp fajitas is my favorite and you have to get the green sauce with it. the pancakes and eggs and the house potatoes with the green sauce. you got to get the green sauce. >> what is in the special green sauce?>> family secrets.>> marcus washington, nbc bay area news. yesterday just happened to be his 29th birthday and he is out with a new album. almost proud toupee cafe three weeks from monday through october 23rd. pay what you can. >> i am down with that green sauce. >> right. spot giving catch-up a run for its money. and >> exactly. we are still in astragalus weather?>> at least for the next couple of hours.

look at walnut creek at this hour, it is almost 9:00 and we are still feeling the temperatures, 82 degrees with a calm wind. san jose is also another mild night as people get ready for saturday night. the official fee heat advisory expires at 11:00 p.m. and that will bring way to further cooling changes for everybody. let's take a look at tomorrow's numbers her 71 degrees in downtown san francisco. beautiful weather for the blue angels are just about everybody will feel 5 to 10 degrees difference. as we go into the valley, just a few 90s and the board compared to the upper 90s and even the triple digit heat that we saw in some places over the last couple of days. let's talk about fleet week. i know it is important and i want to make sure that we are keeping an eye antifog. we will see some areas with patchy clouds hanging around. i will make sure to keep an eye that tomorrow and on today in the bay but i promise you more that something will come through. it will be kind of breezy at times. hold onto the lawn chairs as

you make your plans to head out in the marina green. and maybe you are going to look at a different green right there. the football field. levi stadium. you can watch it here on nbc bay area. i see it being a beautiful weather there santa clara for pregame activities. the tailgating and of course, through the game, beautiful sunny weather. we will also watch the light breezes as people make their way into the afternoon and exit the game. let's talk about monday. we will seek cooling changes on the way after this very warm weekend here we will see a cool front approaching the bay area with the temperatures dropping into the 60s and some low 70s as this could also bring a hint of rain for some places. i will keep most of that activity through the north bay. it will sweep to the rest of the bay but the rain chances are becoming very light. this is where we will start to see's weather when returning and keeping the is pretty mild through the rest of next week. even the long ranch outlook hitting hinting showers for next saturday. how much rain are we looking like with the first system to start the week? mainly to the north bay and

beyond took about a quarter of an inch to 3/10 of an inch but everybody else seeing traces amounts of the moisture. very active seven-day forecast. we see put on severances go over the next couple of days? very mild temperatures going into the middle of the week but this is the relief from the heat that everybody wanted the inland valley 80s down into the 70s with the chances of rain in the forecast. back to you.>> they give very much. the fallout continues for a cyber attack in las vegas. we break down how many people

self-pay chp officers used spike strips to and a high speed chase last night. this is a look at the suspect's car. officers say the driver failed to stop at a stop sign and sped away when a patrol car attempted attempted to pull of the driver. chp officers followed the car in santa clara county. in the end it was officers with the hollister gilroy chp officer deployed the spike

strip. the carter the intersection of highway two and watsonville rotate the driver allegedly fled on foot as well but was arrested. a 30-year-old kings county resident is facing charges including a dui. up next, israel fights back after a surprise attack by hamas. how was it possible for the militants to plan the secret attack. attack. the latest on the

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israel has some of the most advanced intelligence agencies in the world but somehow they were caught offguard by the attack and so was the u.s. melanie hunter explained what

went wrong. truck today will go down in history as the massive state intelligence failure. the palestinian hamas militant group catching israel both completely by surprise and also deeply unprepared. >> this is extensive planning that would have to take place over the course of many months and the fact that the israelis seemed to have been blind to it is something that will lead to an overhaul of the israeli intelligence in service leadership. >> reporter: washington apparently also in the dark. one senior u.s. military official telling nbc news, we were not tracking this. he was official telling nbc news that if israel knew an attack was imminent, they did not share it. they are going to have to question whether or not the

sources they have had been doubled back against them and whether or not hamas was able to identify the individuals and feed false information back to israel. but also i think you have to wonder about why they're very exquisite systems were not able to pick up anything. >> reporter: reaching the border fence was unprecedented. seen here in hamas video. bursting into southern israel was a shock to tel aviv and the timing is no accident. exactly 50 years ago, the 1973 october invasion by egypt and syria also caught israel complete the offguard. >> good evening. the war in the middle east grew in intensity today. >> reporter: over the last year, a record number of palestinians killed and an uptick in israeli settler violence and israeli military raids in the occupied west bank. >> for more than a year, experts have been warning that things are reaching a boiling point. there was nowhere for the story to go, except a breaking point with a right-wing israeli government that doesn't recognize the palestinians exist. >> reporter: even with all of the warning signs, no one saw the scale of today's attack

coming. molly hunter, nbc news, london. the video into the station of some of the discussion afghanistan after two strong earthquakes. doesn't are dead and the damages widespread in the city of herat and western afghanistan. 26.2 magnitude earthquakes were followed by a 5.5 aftershock. it is not clear how many people were injured or killed, but local authorities are estimating the death toll at 100 people. in june of last year, a powerful earthquake struck the eater eastern region of the country killing at least 1000 people. and investigation underway after a deadly shooting in contra costa county. it happened outside of the smoke shop 23rd street in richmond around the clock last night. three people were shot and two of them died the others are recovering at the hospital. bessemer city it appears to be an isolated shooting. there is no threat to public safety.

no word on any arrest. a mass shooting at a reno apartment complex sent it into lockdown. it happened late last night. officers responding to calls about gunshots found seven several people suffering from gunshot wounds. four are adult and three are teenagers. two are in critical condition. police did not release any information about possible suspects but detectives say they believe the shooting is part of an ongoing dispute among those involved. struck a blow to the cast basilar rights movement. governor newsom has vetoed a bill that would make it cast a protected characteristic in california. cast is an ancient form of determining one's place in society from birth. those at the lowest set of the caste system have been pushing for legal protections for the bill that would grant the protections cleared the assembly method easily. that say it is not necessary because they have protections from various characteristics that can be liberally

interpreted. avenue submit another surprise veto. instruct on a bill that would have decriminalized some hallucinogens for the bill would have allowed people 21 and older to possess psychedelic mushrooms, dmt ed these drugs have emerged as alternative treatments for various mental illnesses. today the governor said the bill needs more work. he is calling for treatment guidelines, dosing information and rules to prevent people from exploiting treatment with no underlying psychosis. instruct tonight we are learning more about the crippling cyber attack that caused chaos for hotels and casinos in las vegas. mgm resorts says the hit has already cost them more than $100 million. miguel amador has the details. >> reporter: for one major vegas resort, the losses are huge. after a september cyber hack on mgm resorts, wreaked havoc on the chain dozen properties. this morning, we are learning the damage and cleanup from those attacks will cost the casino and hotel chain over $100 million. >> a company of mgm's i should have the proper protocols in place to be able to prevent this type of attack. >> reporter: in a statement,

the company admitting hackers obtained information from customers who stated -- stayed at the resort before march 2019 . including names and contact information, as well as driver's license numbers and a limited number of social security and passport numbers. however, mgm says because of its fast response, customers payment card information and bank accounts were not compromised. mgm ceo bill hornbuckle telling customers, we regret this outcome and sincerely apologize to those impacted. adding, your trust is paramount to us. the aftermath taking an ongoing toll on the company. occupancy was down 5% in september from the same time last year. but mgm hopes bookings will return to normal by next month. >> if it starts to feel the impact because people are concerned about the security of their data, that starts to make security a differentiator.

>> reporter: meanwhile, popular cleaning brand clorox morning a recent cyber attack is hurting its sales and production also. the company's profit taking a massive hit last quarter. we see it happen across sector. not because they are looking to cross sectors, because they're looking for where they can actually create an attack and expose vulnerabilities. coming up, lost luggage can cause major problems for travelers what you shld do to ou

it happens to a lot of people people. you fly in you letter your destination but your checked bag does not. >> you are not on the hook while you for your expenses by your airline will likely pay you for essentials, but only if you ask. consumer investigator chris camara shows us how. >> reporter: the fed airline watchdog recently said that airlines delivered 99.42% of

checked bags on time. that is great. but that left over 0.58% is still a ton of late bags. more than 20,000 per month appeared on the upside, alaska airlines website, for example says most bags are located within 48 hours. still, that is two days of downside traveling without your stuff. let's keep reading. the very next section says get reimbursed on essential and it tells you how. keep your paid receipts for any travel essentials you by way your bag is missing such as toiletries and clothing. next, present your receipts at the airport baggage service office where you filed your report. other airlines do this also. it is in the contract of carriage that long jargon agreement you never read, but accept every time you buy an airline ticket. let's look at two things. what is essential and how much money you will get. essential is essentially up to

you and the erlang to hash out. say you are traveling for business. you have a fair argument that placing a business suit is essential. even if it is expensive. say you are traveling to a beach vacation. an airline might balk at buying that business suit. but a bathing suit, you have a pretty good case for the airline to buy you a new one on their dime. a missing bag, however, is not a license to go on a spending spree. every penny that you spend on interim expenses comes out of the total amount of money the airline will pay if it never locates your bag. baggage liability maxes out at $3800 per person in the u.s. that is $3800, including interim expenses. statistically, very few flyers checked luggage is late or lost. just in case you end up in the left over 0.58%, protect your self. pack anything truly valuable, or irreplaceable in your carry- on. and then get to the gate and the board as early as possible so you are not forced to check that bag. finally, consider dropping a wi- fi tracker like this apple air

tag in your checked bags. it might help you and your airline locate your lost luggage. fans of divorce have to wait longer to see him in concert references go. last month springsteen and the e street band had to postpone the tour for the rest of the year giving them time to recover from a peptic ulcer. the first rescheduled concert is march 19 in phoenix. it is going to be a trace at chase center march 28th and the 31st. all tickets for the postponed showings will be valid for the new dates are ticketholders who cannot make those dates have 30 days to request a refund. cynthia is here and i know people are complaining about how hot it is. i enjoy it. but will there be relief for the other folks? really does on the way. we start to feel the changes as soon as tomorrow with more of the breeze returning, cooling temperatures down. temperatures down. and we

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calfire says it is the sort of fire they have been training to fight all your, and they were ready. a fire luke altmyer for underling and south monterey county yesterday afternoon. firefighters say it is critical to respond quickly and with the right equipment to keep the fire from spreading. that is especially important with players season in full swing. fuel for the fires is dried i will continue to get dry with the warm weather.>> would like to keep the fires in check. we know it will be hot all weekend. we throw everything that we have at it to combat the wildfires and keep them small. >> first responders that you can play a critical role in preventing wildfires. make sure to clear your home of any fire fuel and say something if you see something. lately they appear to be floating across the bay area skies we've got a report in several videos from you showing spiderweb clumps floating in the air from dublin to gilroy

and even in monterey. nbc bay area ian cull set out to find them and figure out what they really are.>> it is just falling from the sky. >> reporter: if you have seen white, sticky clumps of webbing floating on the street, you are not alone. we have received dozens of reports of the mysterious webs falling from the sky.>> we thought it was some kind of halloween stuff. it was just floating around. truck it ends up they are exactly what they appear to be. spiderwebs and they are part of a process called spider ballooning. right after many baby spiders are born, they release tiny strands of silk that act as parachutes, letting them catch the breeze and float away to find their own homes.>> spiders, after they hatch, they disperse. a lot of animals disperse. to get away from where they were originally born because when you had with hundreds or thousands of siblings, there is a lot of competition for food.

>> reporter: fred larabee is an entomologist at san jose state. is not sure what kind of spiders are doing this right now, but says it is common in the fall and spring for most species. >> there will be individual strands floating around by themselves. but then once they touch each other, they are kind of sticky. they can stick with each other. >> reporter: why are so many people noticing them right now? larabee says it is because the number of arachnids vary from year to year and this year may be a bumper crop. trout -- >> if populations are big, you will notice it more because there is more of them around. >> reporter: some people today knew exactly what they were. >> a lot more than i have seen in the past. we wanted them every year but in gilbert yesterday there were a lot of them. >> reporter: many agreeing that nature picked the perfect time, right before halloween, to give us this mysterious science lesson. in the south bay, ian cole, nbc bay area news. >> the spiderwebs are not a big

hit here in the newsroom right now. >> bad news for me. what about you? >> definitely not the kind of speakeasies and vibes i want to be going with this evening. i want to go with some cooler weather. how does that sound? we have been dealing with a heat wave over the last couple of days. we will start to feel that relief s&s tomorrow. as we start off the sunday morning with 50s and 60s, we watched the disco fog with the marine layer developing in the early morning hours. it should mix out in time for all of the fleet week activities. in the cooler temperatures will be ahead for about everybody. five or 10 degrees cooler. especially more noticeable in the valley. 82 up in wine country. napa. it only a few low 90 showing up in the map. fairfield to the santa clara valley. the immediate bayshore will start to feel the relief as more of the onshore breeze comes on to the bay area. we have plenty of events going on for you to wrap up this weekend. what about the san carlos r and wind fair. the last day is tomorrow. it goes on downtown in

beautiful sunshine with the temperatures in the mid-70s. this one is going to be drying -- drawing a lot of attention to the screen on nbc bay area. we have kickoff at 5:20 -- 5:20. the kickoff for the cowardly 49ers. the temperatures are in the low 80s in santa clara. we will watch the wind gusts at the afternoon goes on people make the exit out of the ballpark. or out of the stadium. excuse me. make sure you bring your sunglasses and a light layer going into the later hours. i also want you to start finding your umbrellas if you live in the north bay. we are starting to see, in the long-range outlook, some rain chances returning for early into monday and tuesday. i don't think it will be in the way of the morning commute. the showers will start to move onshore. mainly keeping the chances for sonoma county, napa county, and marin county. very trace amounts as we see them mostly racking up in the north bay. everyone else should start to see the totals at about a 10th of an inch of rain or less.

the next couple of days, especially in brentwood, you will feel the quote on significantly. tomorrow's temperatures are in the low 90s. by monday we dropped the temperatures as much as 20 degrees ahead of the cold front. keeping the temperatures pretty steady. look at what happened on saturday. this is the chance. the models are telling me now that we could also see the return of more moisture. inactive seven-day forecast. we have not seen one of these in a while after we have dealt with all of the heat wave. sunday in tampa cisco is much cooler if you bring a jacket. especially as the breeze develops in the afternoon for fleet week. we start the week off with some rain chances. but then keep temperatures pretty steady as we go into the second half of the week. stay tuned for the rain chance on saturday. the inland valleys, 80s down into the 70s with the rain chance early next week. temperatures also staying steady and we wa

we know the 49ers are ready . what about the cowboys? the road into town today for the tomorrow's matchup at levi stadium. the marquee game. another opportunity for brock purdy. we hear from his dad.>> that is who he is here is wrapped up to win the football game. it is not to throw for 30 years and it is not for accolade. there is so much rich history. with this organization. the amount of super bowl's and we have all of these hall of fame players that have come through here. the seventh to be the position that i play right now. the fans want to win and so do i. together, let's go to this.>> white isn't brock purdy more respected around the national football league. is but this was a basque i drafted and he looks like he might be better than everyone else.

but there are some guys that are just naturally at peace about being on the field in the nfl and that is why when i compare him to patrick mahomes i am comparing him to help patrick feels at peace. patrick showed up at peace and so did brock purdy. the draft doesn't understand that. >> is it unfair to him? he hears stuff from his family and his friends. is it unfair to him. he has deebo samuel. is all of these weapons. anyone can do it. >> you need help. the narratives around playing great football in the nfl, i always thought were just more like, let him go. he was drafted where he was on purpose because they measure how fast you are. how strong your arm is. how big you are. the measurable's. measure up. what did he say? i'm not going to grow. i'm not going to get faster. my arm is not hitting stronger. that i will figure it out. >> he still has roommates and he still drives a regular toyota.>> he is getting paid good money but compared to $60 million for eryn rogers, it is

not. i would say playing quarterback in the nfl is a really, really hard job. to be great at it is more difficult. you don't want to do anything in your life that makes it even more difficult with how you prepare, what you're off the field life is like. the complication that can come with the different relationships. the media attention. brock purdy is saying, i will do nothing. absolutely nothing that makes this job harder than it already is. i admire that. he is smart. keep the roommates drive the old carpet keep it simple and play great football.>> there is so much exposure now with a microscope on him. does he get the respect he should be getting? >> if he doesn't have respect that i don't know what else he could possibly do to get respect. he is undefeated in the regular season and it is not like he is not making plays every week. is pretty confident in himself and i think a our team does a

good job of locking out the noise and kind of doing what they do. >> we have a lot of football stuff going up here on nbc bay area news tomorrow. a 3:00 we have a newscast before the game. after the game there out there at levi for a lot of stuff going on and we are all over the 49ers taking on the cowboys. >> begin with a lot of football. there are no shortages of ways to celebrate the bay area tabor city. and the beast baby festival called focuses on the culture the un folks. they probably were there and traditional clothing at the king pond festival at the temple in east oakland. king upon his the cultures forefather with the 12 surnames in the group derived from. others came for the food and there was a lot of it. about 8000 who called the bay area home. they are in indigenous group

from china that migrated to southeast asia. group helped with efforts the covert us-led operation during the vietnam war and that eventually led to that tens of thousands of them of the state. organizer sadie festival is a time to reconnect and connect with relatives and the community. select what we would like them to see is a friendly neighbor that comes here. we would like people to taste our food. to know our culture. >> the center has been hosting the event for 26 years. a nice day for that and a nice day tomorrow. the big event tomorrow. a lot of events. we have the just going above and the niners in the field. we will keep an eye call other areas with petty clouds in several cisco for the early morning hours but then watching the rain chance to develop for just about everybody on monday and tuesday, keeping the temperatures study. coming back down after we have seen a couple of days in the heat wave.

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