our website. our team is posting updates of the situation as it continues to develop. governor newsom is back in california after wrapping up his weeklong trip to china. he landed about half an hour ago. the governor spent his last day in china testing the tesla gigafactory with that city's mayor. they also launched a new private ownership to protect the environment and accelerating transportation options, among other things. the tesla gigafactory in shanghai is one of the most reductive plants in the world. thousands of cars are made there every week. strong winds fanned flames. this particular fire started this morning north of petaluma. it used to be a chicken ranch that was repurposed as a fertilizer manufacturer.

firefighters say strong winds, low humidity, made that firefight very challenging. at this point, we don't know what sparked the fire. tense moments for a homeowner in venetia as flames came within feet of their back yard. the fire broke out around noon between lake herman road and oxford way. the area was still under a red flag warning at that time, but they got every thing under control quickly. no evacuations were needed. we were so concerned about the wind and fire this weekend. has that alleviated for us? >> those that expire at 5:00 as the wind speeds have backed off. but boy, it really tried out the air around the bay area for a time today. humidity levels are in the single digits around the north bay and the east bay, and we were 30% to 40% humidity in san jose. clear skies are quite dry. good news though, the gusting winds which were on the now bay

hills and the diablo range, those of comedown, and they should stay that way into tomorrow morning. when center rallies could see 30s and 40s. more 70s in the forecast, then rain chance is making a comeback. that is good news for fire danger. we have two opportunities for that thursday and friday. the timing of that changing back to more active weather, are sunday forecast coming up. >> if you haven't already downloaded our app, this is a good time. we will send breaking news and weather alerts to your phone. you can also type in your z.i.p. code, and it will give you a specific forecast for where you live. a san francisco man is alive things to firefighters who rescued him from a burning apartment building. crews found the man on the second floor. he was having trouble breathing. they took him to the hospital. no word on how he is doing. firefighters put that fire out in about a minute. investigators are dealing with the situation with caution.

is a fresh crime in antioch that is now being blamed in an illegal sideshow. that's not a movie. that is real life. this is what happened at the intersection of kabbalah road and wilbur avenue in antioch around midnight. look at that. several cars, the drivers just doing dangerous donuts. will hanging onto the windows on the outside. at one point, two cars collided, someone also set off fireworks. police say that set off the fire. when police and firefighters arrived, the crowd did pick up, and quickly contain the fire, we are not sure if they made any arrests related to those people doing those donuts. caltrans is warning drivers about yet another major road closure this week -- eastbound highway 84 is going to be close to the bridge overnight. tomorrow all the way through friday. it runs until 5:00 the next morning. crews will be repaving that's such a road. drivers headed to the p east

bay by peninsula are told to take the bridge at highway 237. delayed again. the fifth year in a row the state has postponed the commercial crab season. >> the problem is that humpback whales are still migrating south along the coast, and those whales get tangled up in commercial crabbing here. tom jensen reports grabbers have unique ways to pay the bills, even with that commercial season delay. >> the bay area's commercial grabbers got their news friday. the annual crab season will be delayed again this year because there are too many migrating humpback whales in the area, more than 100 last count. >> it's really difficult, especially this year, because he didn't have a salmon season this year because of rain in the last five years. bay area fishermen also lost money when the salmon condition was closed due to poor water conditions. they will now also face at least a short crab season.

>> in the summertime, i carry passengers. we do parties, we do well watching, we do fishing trips, we do everything. in the winter, convert the boat over to commercial crabbing, and i commercial crab fish, no passengers. >> reporter: because he committed his boat as a commercial crabbing vessel to the state, he can't switch it to a sportfishing boat. his unpaid bills stack up. >> taken a lot of hits. >> frank also got the news that is commercial crabbing boat will have to remain docked for now. he's been running commercial fishing and also charter boats at the same place in fisherman's wharf since 1908. he's taking a private group on a two hour party cruise on the bay. >> you can't just do one thing. in this business, you have so much overhead, so much cost. we do tourism today, we do

parties, we do scattering's at sea. we fish. really, we are a fishing boat. >> the company will begin taking recreational crab fishing boats out when the crap sportfishing season opens. >> is no guarantee ever, but i say 95% of the time, we are limited. >> reporter: they could open the crab season in early december. the grabbers aren't optimistic, because the season was postponed until new year's eve last year. >> my crab pots are stacked up, we are just ready and waiting. coming up, fans and co- stars mourning the death of matthew perry. the latest on his sudden death and how he is being remembered tonight. a brisk start here monday morning. a rally to start, but ahead, two chances of rain in that the day forecast. more on that when we come back. and out of this world movie

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generations of americans are feeling the loss of matthew perry, the sarcastic witty character chandler being on friends, perry was much more than just that one character, of course. he spoke openly about his dependence on drugs and alcohol, and sprite his sobriety, he wanted to inspire others to find recovery. here is nbc's bilbo loss. >> new detail surrounding the death of beloved actor matthew perry. the star found unresponsive in a jacuzzi as a los angeles home on saturday from an apparent drowning, according to the lapd. nbc news learning that authorities received a 911 call just under 4:00 p.m. on sunday about a water emergence the at a california

resident. law enforcement sources telling nbc news there was no apparent foul play pending an investigation. the 44-year-old posting the water days ago. they are telling people, matthew brought so much joy to the world, both as an actor and a friend. he was raised in canada before moving to los angeles as a teen. it was there he discovered his love of comedy, joining an improv group. at the age of 24, he landed the gig of a lifetime is chandler being on the hit nbc sitcom friends. he would start in the show for all 10 seasons. and later in a string of hits like the whole nine yards, fools rush in, and the romantic comedy 17 again. despite his ability to light up a screen, offscreen, there was

darkness. perry opening up about his decades long battle with drugs and alcohol and a 2022 memoir. he said he went to rehab 15 times and detoxed dixie five times. >> i would sometimes saline and they would laugh, and i would just -- go into convulsions if i didn't get the laugh i was supposed to get. today, an outpouring of support from california to new york at the famous holdings was asked your ear was used in the show. his on-screen mother writing, the loss of such a brilliant young actor is a shock. the friends instagram account calling harry a true gift. our heart goes out to his family, his loved ones, and all of his fans. tonight we are learning that his autopsy results were inconclusive pending a toxicology rep. they say the cause of death has been deferred another investigation has been requested before an official cause will be released. an incredible day for a worker turn astronaut jose fernando.

schools were invited to a special screening of the biopic of hernandez life in san jose this afternoon. he gave a talk, answer questions. the movie is called 1 million miles away, and it is michael peña as hernandez. the movie is the 12 rejection letters that hernandez got from nasa before finally being considered for the astronaut program. talk about perseverance. today, he always encourages people to make sure they set goals. the journey is just as rewarding as the destination. >> i would obviously get disappointed when i wouldn't get selected, but i would always sort of console myself and say, hey, what's the worst that could happen if i never get selected as an astronaut? wanting to be an astronaut motivated me to get my engineering degree, go to graduate school, become a pilot, but i've certified, when a third language, and work in a premier national laboratory. not a bad consolation prize. i was happy for it.

>> a second screening for the general public just wrapped up about an hour ago and took lace at the will of the arts and culture at santa fe new mexican heritage laws up. nasa and several other technology organizations held a steam fair this afternoon as well. you don't have to be a swifty to take a class on why taylor swift has become such a worldwide phenomenon. next spring, uc berkeley will be offering a course called artistry -- taylor's version. crystal found in the class, saying she believes others can learn from taylor six that's as a songwriter, business writer, and creative influence. she also said she had a deep connection with the popstar when she was eight years old. >> the reputation album was all about me, and it wasn't even just about romance. it was about values and family and all of those intertwined, and i think that that was how taylor was able to foster that connection with me and hundreds

of fans worldwide. >> enrollment in the class is first come first served, interactive lectures, readings, and glistening assignments. students will get two units for taking that course is out of the education program, which allows students to take courses there interested in taking. oakland held its daedalus mortals festival today. the festival draws tens of thousands of people to the fruitville neighborhood. music and dancing, family friends and games, right food, vendors, and more. oakland day of the dead festival was inducted by the u.s. library of congress and representative barbara lee as part of the legacy. >> the model yacht club or celebrating a big milestone. the 125th anniversary of being the oldest operating model yacht club and the entire

country. people build and sale howard and model yachts. there up there at the 36th avenue and fulton street entrance. the park is dedicated to the club. >> all you have to do, if you want to join the club, join the club. we have some boats that can be used, something can be rented. we have plenty of people with a lot of boats and a lot of knowledge. the club is also preparing a time capsule that they're planning to bury next season. hard to believe that it's here again, but san francisco holiday ice rink opens wednesday at union square. the kickoff celebration gets underway november 1st. they intend to remain open to january 15th. the holiday rink is the only outdoor ice rink in san francisco. one of the favorite annual holiday traditions, but we will see if the weather allows for

holiday spirit. >> absolutely. during the day, they would have their work cut out. the chill at least sticking around for the morning, but you'll have to dress in layers. it's going to be in the mid to upper 70s this week. you might even see 80s and some of the valley south of san jose by midweek. right now, pretty mild. 62 degrees, and it's dry out there. better than earlier today. you may have been ready for the chapstick when the humidity drops low 10% in san jose. 25% without the humidity. not much wind around the tri- valley. clear skies, could the of to 30 in those inland east bay valleys for the morning. 58 in oakland and san francisco. 60 degrees. now all right aside from the red flag warning of the condition of the hill, sunny and warm temperatures here to wrap up the weekend. up to 80 degrees today, so we did see above average temperatures here to wrap up the weekend, and we should be a similar spread of daytime highs

as we have for monday following tuesday and on into wednesday. we start to see those humidity numbers are cover closer to the bay. the reason why we don't have a red flag warning right now, is that the wind speeds don't qualify. this map yesterday had purple and blue, indicating, again, those wind gust about 40 miles an hour. not the case. tomorrow morning, still in offshore breeze. so temperatures are going to be dropping off in those when shelter valleys around santa rosa, bayside temperatures in the 40s to low 50s. now watch how quickly these temperatures climb. you will certainly need a jacket by the afternoon. oakland in the low 70s, mid-70s san jose. upper 70s around morgan hill. temperatures around santa rosa heading into east bay, and day. not much in the way of cloud cover tomorrow.

halloween, though, we will begin to see an increase in high clouds, not whether producing clouds, just a mix of clouds and sunshine. most temperatures now around halloween in the 80s. san jose, the midst 70s. during the day for halloween, wednesday will likely be the warmest day, numbers seen there in the upper 70s to low 80s. and then thursday begins chance number one of two and we see some showers approaching the bay area. that thursday likely to be mainly for the north bay, and then another opportunity comes in. this is a better one early next weekend clearing skies on sunday to quantify who might see the most rain thursday. clearly, it is the north bay. it's a weather system represents a better chance for some rain showers in the bay area, which we needed, because we have the red flag warning in the last 24 hours. good timing for halloween. 70s for halloween, mid-to-upper 70s around the interior, and then after that, we track a few

rain chances. >> thanks very much. hackers have a new trick, and it's fooling the big silicon valley companies. scott mcgrew has a preview of the story coming up tomorrow morning. >> so this fellow behind me is j chowdhury. jay is ceo of a company called lee scaler, and i've done tons of interviews with them and posted them online. he's posted his own speech is online, too. well, hackers found all those videos, took all those examples of him speaking, and mimicked his voice using ai in order to start making phone calls to the company. >> hi, this is jay. i need you to do something for me. >> that was not him. would you fall for it? would you be fooled by your own ceos voice? i will talk to jay, the real jay, tomorrow morning at stay in the bay. at 5:00 to 7:00 a.m. on bay area and streaming starting at 7:00.

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united autoworkers approved a tentative deal with ford motors today. the agreement includes new plan investments, a 20% wage increase, and a $5000 ratification bonus. the 4.5 your tentative deal will now be presented to 57,000 uaw and ford members for boating. yesterday, workers reached a tentative deal with the lantus, voting and ratification is expected to take a few weeks. the union has yet to reach a new agreement with gm despite being close to a deal last week. with halloween just two days away, you may have noticed the spirit halloween horse popping up in your neighborhood. >> nbc's brian cheung takes us

behind the scene to find out what it takes to get the store up and running every year. >> reporter: whether you are looking for ghost or ghouls, or anything of the like, this iconic's door is once again rising like a zombie to get us all in the halloween spirit. or specifically, the spirit halloween. ceo stephen silverstein gave us a behind-the-scenes look at one of the most unique business models and all retail. >> really, we start from zero every year. >> to this year, 1500 stores, more than macy's or best buy, in a matter of months. step one -- and a host and find a storefront free for just a short period of time. >> we have stations all over the country, we have a network of brokers. >> they have drink their banner over former gyms and clothing stores and bed bath and beyond.

prices are locked in as early as the spring and as late as the first week of october. while a regular retail store will take months or longer to open, spirit halloween stores go from md to ready to open in less than two weeks. >> we do have a foundation at the nucleus year-round, 24/7 halloween. >> hiring some 40,000 temporary employees this season, and finally, they had to build those shelves, often having to predict months in advance with the hot costumes will be. >> would be doing this for 4 years. you had experience, a little intuition, and a lot of data. >> reporter: this year's big sellers, rb and can, wednesday adams, and teenage mutant ninja turtles. the store's pop-up popularity has become a pop-culture sensation. >> we become that name. we become that place where, if

it was vacant for any period of time, we are swooping in. >> reporter: nbc converted to a spirit halloween. >> reporter: for spirit halloween super fans though, it's no joke. >> he asks to come. every day he asks to come here. >> others know it's not even about spending, it is just getting in the spirit. >> happy halloween! so fun to be scared. all right, up next, a san francisco ready? the life-saving technology they say they need before thnext big earthquake. we come back in two minutes. >> you can now access nbc bay ar ne whenever you want to. we are 24/7 on roku and her cloud forms. oryou can watch live breaking news, news conferens, and repeats of our newscast.

right now on a special edition of nbc bay area news, israel steps up its fight against hamas. from the ground and in the air, we are tracking the latest from the war zone. things for joining us on the special edition of nbc bay area news. >> tonight we are getting a first look inside gaza since israel asked candidates ground operation in that territory and unleashed its biggest area assault yet. >> nbc's richard engel is tracking the latest from the israel gaza border. >> reporter: with the closest allies of war, the u.s. military is forcing israel's resources into the backyard. moving an attack ship to the persian gulf, deploying advanced missile defense systems and putting more u.s. troops on standby that could deploy on short notice.

the goal, containing the israel gaza conflict for biro's into a regional war that could suck in the u.s. >> if any country is looking to widen this conflict and take advantage of this very unfortunate situation that we the, our advice is -- don't. >> reporter: defense department officials say these latest moves are intended to deter iran from bending israel or u.s. troops in the region. iran, a major backer of both hamas and lebanon-based hezbollah, another of israel's enemies. we believe there's a likelihood of escalation. there are glowing signs that things may already be spreading. nonemergency staff in a rock to leave after recent drone attacks targeted u.s. forces in both iraq and syria. on thursday, u.s. warship in the reds the shot down drones launched by hootie forces in yemen.

the pentagon says her target may have been israel. >> how high is the risk right now? >> i think the primary focus is to prevent a widening of the war. it's right on the cusp of a disaster. passions are high. back here at home, people in the bay area are showing support for both israel and palace any and. in san francisco, jewish organizations gathered to show solidarity with the people of israel. in the south day, hundreds rallied demanding a cease-fire in gaza. the community of lewiston, maine, is in warning tonight. there was a memorial just a couple of hours ago remembering the 18 people killed in the mass shooting last week. the youngest victim was just 14 years of age. the town is also showing support to the victims fighting for life in the hospital. three remain in critical condition, a fourth is now stable. investigators continue to search for a motive on this massacre.

this after robert cards body was found friday night. they continue to process the crime scene today. the associated press is reporting that just last month, police sent out his white bulletin about card. his superiors, their supervisors, and the river alerted authorities that he had fled the military base. they tried to find a free wellness check and put it and him. his family has also come forward to say they were worried about him reese only. law enforcement found a note at his home expressing paranoid views. a man accused of driving a tesla off a cliff on purpose with his family inside his back in court this week. a pasadena is facing charges of trying to kill himself, his wife, and his two children. the tesla he was driving plunged off a 300 foot cliff note doubles flat. his wife initially told paramedics that he had driven off that cliff deliberately, that he had been depressed. he has pled not guilty and says

he was -- the town is been evaluated by a mental health x hurts, and will be admitted to the court with a hearing. pharmacy staff at walgreens and several other u.s. drugstore chains are planning a nationwide walk out darting tomorrow. organizers are calling it pharma get in. they are encouraging pharmacy workers to walk off the job to protest unsafe working conditions, specifically workers say they have struggled with understaffing, low pay, and increased expectations for management for years. the walkout could impact hundreds of stores across the country. the spokesperson for walgreens said the company recognizes the incredible work of pharmacist and has taken steps to support its pharmacy team. last month marked the 100 anniversary of eight earthquake in japan that killed nearly 100,000 people. most of the fires were after the shaking stopped. >> we are told that japan made a significant change as a result, a change the bay area

has not embraced 34 years after loma prieta. uc berkeley researcher studied the great disasters that hit tokyo back on september 1st, 1923. he says the 7.9 magnitude earth like killed 10,000 people out right, but the one under fire that followed claims close to another 80,000 victims. >> this is unquestionably the largest fire fatality ever. >> reporter: half of the 80,000 fire victims were caught up in what is known as a fire whirl. >> the wind is so strong, it ended up generating fire whirls. in one location. it killed 40,000 people. >> reporter: while open cooking flames are mostly the cause of fires, gas lines or the danger

today. japan now requires gas meters like this one, which automatically cut off gas flow when they sense shaking. hawthorne says that technology could help preempt half the expected fires after a quake. giving the city's 44 engine companies a fighting chance to save the city. >> if you can cut those fires in half, that is found. >> erin peskin says, they've already led the way with strict building standards, and is spending billions to ensure fire crews have enough water to fight fires. >> it makes perfect sense that we put our money where our mouth is. >> reporter: two decades ago, a state panel concluded the benefit of preventing gas for fires will be outweighed by the cost. including delays from crews having to go out and relight pilot lights for tens of thousands of undamaged homes. since then, san francisco has

failed to act, even when a city task force was approved in 2017 that benefits gas shut off devices and would be significantly greater. >> it's better to have a house with no gas and no house. >> carl strand represents a firm that makes gas shut off devices that you can install yourself. a ball simply moves into place to shut off the gas during strong shaking. we just have to shut it off within five seconds. >> reporter: so far los angeles is the only big city in the state to embrace automatic shut off devices. that came after 50 gas fires erupted from the 1994 northridge quake. he says it's time for san francisco to try again. >> there is no time like the present. i'm not going to cry about why it didn't happen until now. >> they are embracing the concept of automatic meter shut off technology with a project in the works to evaluate two prototype meters similar to

those used in japan. they hope that we can all learn the 100-year-old lesson of the canto quake before it is too late. >> mark twain said history may not repeat itself, but it sure tries. if you have a story for our investigative unit call 889966 tips, or visit our website, nbc bay area.com. catching up with olympic gold medalist ryan murphy. what he's been up to since the rio games. and how he's getting fired up for paris next year.

there is a danger in always waiting for some day to do what you always wanted to do. this librarian is teaching all of us. it's also a lesson he got from his own life.

robin thomas is today's bay area proud. and harvey green elementary school. june was a parent volunteer with the former librarian, who suggested he apply for an assistant position. >> he told me to apply, and i did. but she sent me the wrong link. i accidentally became the permanent library and. >> reporter: but there is one other big change in his life recently, which is sadly not a complete story. a few years ago, he noticed an unsteadiness while walking. it's something called ataxia, a disease his father had, and something he always knew he had a 60% chance of contracting.

>> it affects the cerebellum. the cerebellum is shrinking. >> reporter: it means he is walking with a cane now, but will eventually need a wheelchair. he is not sure when that will be, so he is setting out to do some things he always wanted to do while he still can. he signed up for the honolulu marathon this december, and next year hopes to fulfill a lifelong dream to climb mount fuji. >> many people say, i want to do this someday. and someday is always in the future. just go and do it. and so my message is, don't wait till sunday. just do it. >> reporter: this is an all for himself. he has a son, who like he did, must live with the possibility of ataxia. he wants to use his adventures

to raise money for a cure so his son won't ever have to face what his father did. but even if he does, his son will have an example of how to make the most of whatever life throws at you. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. the monarch butterflies have returned to the coast after years of population decline. they travel to the pacific grove monarch sanctuary, and these guys have been coming here at least once a year for the past 15 years take photos. the monarch populations have declined over the years, but over 3000 been covered this year by the pacific grove national history museum, a dramatic change after record lows in 2020, when the count was 0. >> it was dwindling, getting less and less every year.

>> if you happen to be along the central coast, were told the best chance to see the monarch clusters is at 11:00 a.m. or on cold overcast days. on the afternoon or the sunny days, going to be floating around in the nectar beds. that's not the only place to see the butterflies. there are also monarchs in santa cruz and pismo state beach. and i think we have some pretty good monarch viewing days coming up. >> they could be fluttering around. we have more son on the way. that's the good news. no red flag warnings up through the bay area. that's clear skies and less wind in those northbay valleys tomorr morning. tomorr morning. ow

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with you. that is us in the 2016 games. look at you. >> i know, i know. you look the exact same. i look like a little baby. >> that baby faced 21-year-old pothole not one, not two, but three gold medals in rio. now almost eight years later, six-time olympic medalist and red record holder is still in the cal pool, gearing up for another olympics run in paris this summer. only now, he's a graduate and a working man. >> i'm around people that want to create companies that change the world, and that is something that really fires me up and it gets me thinking, thinking in a good way and feeding off that energy. i got married a couple of weeks ago, and that has really been a long time coming. >> he married longtime girlfriend bridget in lake tahoe. among those, you can say i do

to his cal college sweetheart. and, olympic gold medalist chance khalid and nathan adrian. >> he was on the rowing team here. the macrina bridget met at uc berkeley. >> were all into health wellness and fitness. >> did you know she was the one from the beginning? >> i had a good feeling. i think as you go through relationships, the first couple of months, you always feel like it's great, and there was never any drop off with bridget. she's always kept me on my toes, always kept me interested, and she's really versatile. >> while the city of love might soon be calling ryan, for now, he's content to bask in the glow of newlywed love. >> i'm really just try to bottle up the excitement. life has been great for a couple of weeks here. i love to just bottle that up and be able to tap into that whenever. >> he is so adorable.

so in love, so happy, so much going on. those awesome metals in tokyo, so now we are looking forward to paris. he's hoping to meet up with his family in florida, obviously training for the olympics. qualifiers are in june. he was a young guy in 2016, vanessa is going to be the veteran. seven years makes a huge difference. he looked like a kid in that photo, and he is a man now. he was like, you look the same! i was like, yeah, no. but thanks. >> and you are going to paris. >> it's so exciting. you can watch the paris games right here on nbc bay area with a kickoff on july 26, so it's got to be exciting to be there. >> is like a reunion. >> exactly. they do all the work, and i just go. >> before we get to the

olympics, we got to have halloween, which is this tuesday. we have temperatures warming up as we had to that lower part of the week, and were about to be dressing in layers over the next couple of days. chilly mornings, but warmer afternoons, which does include halloween and the wednesday before. those rain chances shop later this week. right now, 62 degrees in san jose, mostly cloudy skies taking you over to walnut creek. technically still in offshore breeze. 56 humidity, recovering from the low teens earlier today. still pretty crisp out there, and across the county, 58 degrees in oakland, humidity recovery underway around the bay. looks kind of dry in sfo, even though it has switched back to a west wind now at 63 degrees. so what really drove the red flag warning was the strong gusty winds over the top here, the diablo range, mount diablo. and now those winds are backing off.

with it, they are not going to carry that red flag warning into monday morning. clear skies and dry air, much like sleeping with a blanket at night. less moisture in the air and doesn't retain as much heat. some of these areas, tri-valley included, i would not be surprised if you have the upper 30s tomorrow morning, and we recover pretty well in the mid- to-upper 60s and our heist tomorrow, bayside low 70s, mid- 70s in san jose, and south of san jose. speaking of this halloween forecast, that is hi cloud cover, patchy local wild, and during the day, it looks gorgeous. mostly mid-70s around the bay area, including hayward and san mateo, san jose. 80 degrees on tuesday afternoon, mid-70s around solano county and the north bay. wednesday looks to be the warmest day of the week with 80s and reach around san jose. and look at oakland and moraga. mid-70s wednesday. then we begin to see cooling

changes thursday which leads us to the first chance of rain making a comeback, mostly for the north bay. a better chance of rain likely into saturday afternoon, and saturday night. you took a look at those two rain chances ahead, first alert coming up on thursday looks more like of the north bay right now. not as much done in san jose, but an outlet to next weekend, plan on showers. and that saturday forecast, first weekend of november now. and that seven-day forecast. good timing for halloween. look at that. san francisco, 70s with some high clouds. this is one of the better ones we've seen. the mac in a long time. >> that is nice weather, and then those rain chances, we should've with the fire this weekend. the rain most likely to start next week. >> what are the boys going to be for halloween? >> 49ers are represented. >> okay. he likes to dress up to.

anthony flores is at levi's. >> reporter: the 49ers losing streak it's three in a row. what went wrong today against

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so i started taking prevagen. i realized that i was much more clear and i was remembering the details that i was supposed to. prevagen keeps my brain working right. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. welcome back, i met levi stadium. the 49ers are pulling second place in the nfc west after the cincinnati bengals passed the 30 niners with her third loss in a row. the legends were out at levi's. joe montana, jerry rice, returning for alumni weekend. he was under proposed concussion protocol earlier in the week, starting under center after getting cleared on saturday. down 7-0, the niners go to the ground. cmc ties an nfl record with his 17th game in a row with a touchdown.

if 7-7. the bengals have no trouble moving the ball all along the field with the jet niners defense. joe burrow throws a second touchdown pass of the third order, and they leave 14-10 at the halftime. after calling an interception near the end of the third order, he's picked up on his next row in the fourth quarter. a suspension interception in the past three games. on the bengals next play, burrow and jamar chase making it look easy. it's a 17 yard touchdown, tangles of 14. the niners respond, throwing across his body and across the field for his second touchdown of the game. that makes it a 1 score game. just three minutes to go in regulation. he high steps into the end zone, and the bengals and the 30 niners there third loss in a row and their third loss in levi stadium in nearly a year. the bengals be the 49ers, 31- 17. >> i do believe we have the

answers in our building. we have good players and we have good coaches. it's up to me to do better. >> seattle beat the browns, the so the seahawks are now in first race of the division. the 49ers love a chance to regroup with a by next weekend. fremont green making his season debut with the warriors. >> in houston, these words are worse our bullying. >> is in the starting lineup against houston, playing an hour with a sprained ankle. with raymond starting, chris paul came off the bench for the first time in his 13 year nba career. second quarter, klay thompson buries the 3. thompson scored 19. fast-forward to the fourth. going to the hole, he gets the hoop and the arm, giving the warriors the lead. and steph curry gets going with a flurry of four straight threes. what a great looking action by curry. he scored a game-high 24 points. the warriors grabbed the rockets 106-95. the warriors are at new orleans

on monday. the sharks in the nation's capital will take on washington. san jose scores a goal in the first period, but then the capitals rallied with a trifecta of goals in the third. washington skates by san jose, 3-1, and the sharks fall 0-8 on the season. >> back out here levi stadium, the 49ers pulled a 5-3 on the season after losing to the bangles, 31-17. in santa clara, anthony florez, nbc bay area. no surprise here. barbie is very popular after the wild success of the movie this summer. >> zombie barbies are the theme of a hollowing display that was turning a lot of heads. they are the brainchild of daniel davis. she made it her cause. so far, there 271 of them, all lovingly turned gray, faces transformed to that creepy effect. the final touches, she says,

are up to mother nature. >> the rain, the wind, all of it just makes it even better. when they go in the ground, they are secured as good as possible, and then however they move and adjust in the weather, it makes it even better. it makes it perfect. they're migrating around the yard. >> very twisted, and yet very interesting. you don't have to be a barbie enthusiast to enjoy the display, you just kind of need a sick sense of humor. >> which was your favorite? would you like to go as? >> depends on how the mood takes me. >> in you? >> an astronaut. >> exactly. >> that's a good one. >> all right. >> all right. we e going to ar

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