>> right now, thousands of protesters march in san francisco calling for a cease- fire in gaza, the message of lawmakers of the israel hamas war intensifies.

plus a weekend road closure causes a traffic mess. we check about the constructions of 680, the timeline for the open ramp road. and the wet weather heading towards the bay area, we are tracking when the rain and cool temperatures will arrive. thank you for joining us in a special edition of nbc bay area news, i am terry mcsweeney, gina has the night off, and we begin new developments overseas, israel stepping up to attack on hamas. the video from just a few hours ago shows what appeared to be explosions at the israel gaza border, israel says its troops are surrounding gaza city, bringing the war into a new phase of fighting. in the palestine red crescent societies is more humanitarian aid arrives in gaza today, 30 trucks filled with medical supplies of food, water, and brought to the rough a crossing. so far a total of 50 trucks have delivered surprised to --

the path to that area. none of them have been allowed to get fuel. telecine is a people and you guys are still struggle. and tonight two u.s. aircraft generators arrive in the middle east, right boosting the u.s. military presence in the region. u.s. officials say the eisenhower eisenhower character carrier is now in the sea. turns out the troops from widening the israel hamas war. here in the bay area, thousands of industry have grown in the street, showing the crowd rallying outside of sentences go city hall this afternoon. chemistry is rallying, marching, showing solidarity to the palestinians. it was one of several protests across country calling for an end to the military aid of israel, among other demands. nbc vase areas christie smith was there. >> reporter: demonstrators gathered at the civic center with a unified message and the reason of coming perspective amazingly the destruction of gaza is inhumane. and that is

why i'm here to support the piece. smack today's process, one of many we have seen following fabric of the war between israel and hamas. and it coincided with the demonstration happening in washington, d.c. in support of palestinians and demanding action respect to call the u.s. government to call for a cease- fire now, to end the seas on gaza now and to lift, to end all u.s. military aid to israel. we hope that it makes a difference in the u.s. government and see how many masses of people are coming out this practice as we, the house passed a bill providing $14 billion aid package to israel. demonstrators say they are not deterred. speculative history, it is the people that changed, have made changes in policy. >> and then they marched punt as a mother of children is important, it is important for me to advocate to my kids that was happening is not correct. >> unsuitable state of affairs.

the genocide of palestinians cannot continue. >> reporter: and christie smith, nbc bay area news bruce breck much of the protest across the nation what is outside the white house, demonstrate is also calling on president biden and congress to stop providing funding to israel, they show painted red handprints on the fence in front of the white house, that was tonight after this demonstration went on. as a service is a least one person try to get over the gate, but that it was quote handled without incident, and so far no arrests were reported. back in the bay area, hit-and- run on the stanford campus is being investigated as a hate crime. happened just before 2:00 yesterday afternoon at the university saying that arab muslim student was walking on campus drive, that is literally saw a man driving a black for your forerunner, looking directly at the student, speeding up, hitting the student, and then driving off. they say the driver also shut the f word you and your people. . was taken to the hospital where he is recovering the driver is described as a white man in his mid-20s, short,

dirty brown long hair, short beard, he was wearing round framed eyeglasses. coming up in about 30 minutes, what other students are saying about 50 on campus as tensions in the middle east continue to rise. an update now what a horrifying crime in the north bay, police say they have arrested a man suspected of decapitating a family member in santa rosa. please arrested this man, luis oreo lopez of san francisco, last night we reported that the manhunt is only for him, the family member in mexico told us the victim is really lopez's grandmother, who raised him. 24-year-old allegedly cut off her head, apparently fled witness, police say they have not located the head, but to get a stated they believe the incident may have been cartel related. arroyo lopez was officially released from prison after serving time for assault with a deadly weapon. no details tonight about a racist text scandal that led to a san jose please officer being fired. we are now hearing from the legal team targeted in at least

one of those messages, we broke the story last night, san jose pd releasing 10 pages of redacted text that officer sent to a former and current officer. the fired officer was identified as mark mcnamara, six year veteran of the force. the texts were discovered during an internal affairs investigation, several of the messages had racial shirts letters in them, once a quote, i hate black people.". involved in the shooting of 2001 green at the popular tucker rea in downtown san jose. green had just designed a grown men recommender and appropriate police about getting a murder nearby rush to the restaurant, shot him as he was backing up with a gun. his family is now suing the city, text messages from june showed that he used slurs when discussing a lawsuit in both green and his legal team, which is made up of black lawyers. he also talked about shooting the attorneys. we spoke to one of those attorneys who says every message was red to green and his mother. >> they were shocked.

you don't expect the people that are supposed to contact you to have these type of conversations immediately following shooting you. upping the training, wrapping up the policy, that doesn't help, we just cannot have these types of people on the police force. >> that is attorney angel alexander, she said the texts are proof that racial bias may have played a role in mcnamara's action. recovering from his wounds, is expected to speak tomorrow at a news conference with his attorneys about these messages. the police chief anthony mata and mayor mcmahon condemned the texts. traffic headaches continue in the east bay tonight, you see here on our live traffic map, it is because a stretch of south bound 680 over here from pleasanton personal shutdown, so crews can repair and repave that road. nbc bay area's alyssa gordon has

a closer look at construction and the nightmare commute is causing. >> reporter: city streets have been tapped with local traffic that has been trying to detour around the closure of south bound 680. now the closure starts where 580 meets 680 and goes until state route 84 in denial. it has left many drivers stuck in bumper to bumper agony, but caltrans says the closure is necessary to improve the aging road, and to add on an express lane. >> after this project is completed it, motorists will expect a much smoother ride, so what we're trying to do here during this weekend closure we are compressing about 40 nights of nightly work to just three days over the weekend. >> and while the closure is in effect, caltrans is asking drivers to avoid using foothill road and castlewood to help alleviate some of the local traffic, and this closure is scheduled to run through monday

at around 4:00 a.m. in pleasanton, alyssa gord, abc bay area news . spectacle in our forecast now, a warm start to the weekend, but changes are on the way, you see that rain on the radar, green stuff going left to right. rob is here with the updated timeline of when the wet weather is going to get here perspective, right now in mendocino county, single-a theatre light rain showers but more clouds out of contra costa county there near walnut creek, our local radar the, not seeing much just yet, but as we move farther north, up towards mendocino county and santa rosa seeing a few light sprinkles at times it is a more substantial showers appear in the north coast. we will go south as we head toward's tomorrow morning. so tomorrow morning we are talking showers at times, especially north of san francisco, 50's to start for the day, and during the day will see the shower chances drop a bit farther south. really not much rain to see here until about 3:00 sunday afternoon, but as we advance that timeline into monday,

things start to fill in, in fact we expect the most substantial rain to fall right on top of that monday morning commute, we will be watching that closely as we get to the start of the week it also a big drop in to pitchers, bay area today had 80s, tomorrow we are talking 60. we will have those changes hour by hour with your forecast coming up in just about 10 minutes. metrics very much, our free nbc bay area apple, great resource to have as the weather changes, you type in your z.i.p. code, get a customize forecast for your neighborhood. a police chase across the bay bridge last night ended in several crashes and injuries. it happened a little after 10:30 last night officers try to stop a driver of a silver lincoln on the east bay side of the bridge, driver took off toward san francisco, witnesses say the suspect car had three cars crossing the bridge, including an over. two pedestrians were also hit at 11 than fulsome when the lincoln crashed in two more cars, one of which was a way moe, finally that lincoln ended up on the sidewalk. i think i'm a man, you got five cops chasing him, stoppard like

the cops did not do anything wrong, they had the sirens on, they were trying to box him in, you know, we were just caught in the crossfire. and, you know, the guy could have one off the road onto a sidewalk and missed all of these cars, or driven better, but no,. >> paramedics said at least two of the victims and the drivers of the hospital says the driver will be arrested after he is treated. a bus crashed into the side of a building in downtown san francisco overnight, and it caused a big mess up and around 12 130 near third and marin street, so officers get there he found the bus i emily had the building. but caused a gas leak. crews were called to come out to fix the leak, paramedics to the bus driver to the hospital, a person expected to be okay, no word yet on what caused that crash. loud protesters rallied in front of house speaker nancy pelosi separates us go home today.

these are all part of the northern california coalition for just immigration reform. organizers say they are frustrated with the congress woman who they say is not returned their messages for months now, protesters are demanding she take a stronger stand on immigration rights. >> you need to stand up publicly against president biden's announcement that he wants to continue to build the border wall. the border wall is not the solution. the real solution is to pass the real immigration reform. >> the protesters are calling on pelosi to support the registry bill moving through congress, it would allow immigrants who live in the country for last seven years to apply for legal permanent residency. a cultural celebration in separate cisco today, honoring the life of a young activist killed by a police officer. those answers, part of the unveiling of a mural that dedicated to 22-year-old monte rosa, he died in 2020 in vallejo after police officer

shot and killed him. fire in the windshield of an unmarked police truck, officer dara tom said he believed monte rosa had a gun the instigators later retrieve a hammer from his sweatshirt pocket. well today his sister expects expresses appreciation for the committee support. >> we want to see the community look support just of who he was, he was abetted in the community, and the moment he took shots like he did not know he was, in the presence of the same trinity always being here with us, no matter what, going out to vallejo and showing support for our family. just really means a lot to us. >> monte rosa live in bernal heights, was active of the block that lives committee movement. officer was fired after the shooting but later got his job back after court ruled in his favor. the vallejo police department has made various changes to its policing practices. coming up, another office building soon to be vacant, the big financial firm at the latest of separate cisco. in a historic fishing vote back in the monterey bay, at

the time of its past, and what will consort of the vote moving forward. right now, dressings and showers across the north bay after the county and more of this as we finish off the weekend, the timing of the totals we expect as we the weekend and headed to the work week.

the restructuring of financial services company charles schwab continues. the company announced plans this week to close the downtown san francisco branch, going to close in december 1st, on top of that, charles schwab has confirmed that it is cutting up the 6% of its workforce, that means about 2000 of its 36,000 employees in 2021, the firm moved its headquarters from separate cisco to dallas. charles schwab said the changes are to ensure that the company remains highly competitive. building community through

conversation. the call a special event sponsored by the redwood city library today. it was called meet your neighbors, the goal was to plant the seeds of friendship. understanding, and except as for all. after a panel speakers, tennies were able to hold conversation with a specific neighbor, among the volunteers sharing stories, someone who lives with anxiety and a family which experiences the civil war in salvador prospectus with anything going on in today, today, it is important to learn about what someone else is going through. and again, just building that understanding that everybody their expenses are different. everybody has different lives, yeah, at the same time we are connected, and similar in many, many ways. >> the event was a precursor to united against hate week, which starts a week from tomorrow on the 12th, the library's holding of the programs that week in partnership with neighboring cities and local organizations.

walking to help an alzheimer's. hundreds of people walked along the embarcadero today. hoping to raise money for ultimate disease research, participants raise funds for pledges, some say they have been coming to the event for more than 20 years now. >> i walk because my mom passed away from dementia. and so many of my friends and family are now dealing with the situation. so, i raised $5000. yay! >> one person and her pup pulling in $5000, very well done. the all-stars association says the money race is going to go towards research in providing patients with can support, doctors don't know what causes of the brain disease, but slowly robbing person of their thoughts, memories, and the ability to carry on a normal conversation. a new kids book hopes to give young children the power to speak up against sexual abuse. dozens of kids in the families gathered in separate cisco's

children's creativity museum this afternoon to celebrate the launch of the new book. it is called pinto's power. teaching kids about sensitive topics by combining autonomy, consent, and abuse. the new author, lydia is a survivor of sexual violence herself, she spoke about for educators and family to openly talk with kids about those offering taboo topics to deal with children as young as four years old. this is a conversation that most of us shy away from. it tends to actually have the framework for you to have this conversation in a very simple and, you know, approachable way. >> if you're looking for a copy, it is available at barnes & noble. take a look at this, but very fishing vote made famous by writer john steinbeck back in his home of monterey bay. it was about 20 mount laudo miles north, since then has been restored to its former glory, steinbeck wrote about this fishing book in the book the log from the sea of cortez.

today's unveiling event is appropriated near the old fisherman's wharf. >> and essentially copying about frame that was held the day before john steinbeck and ed ricketts went to the gulf of california. so if you read the book, that you mention this vote parade and best best dressed pocahontas patience it will serve as a learning vessel for students and scientists. check us out, you may have seen this on rob's social media feed , the time lapse of the fog rolling over the golden gate earlier today. big hit on x, i can tell you that. it is a spectacular to watch that cotton kind of swerved by. did not want to block the towers, no, just want to kind of get out there, be shown, be seen in this beautiful saturday., that is a nice perspective, looking down as opposed to driving. on the golden gate ridge today. not that i said because we do have some drizzle with those low clouds, and by tomorrow, showers. showers back in the mix beyond just some drizzle at times.

right now you the clouds on the move there. go to great golden gate bridge time-outs may have ended up the santa clara valley, we have got low clouds in san jose, 52 degrees, went out of the northwest at 14, bringing those low clouds out into the santa clara valley tonight. right now 50 degrees, mostly cloudy skies moving northward up to walnut creek, it is 60. client started to fill in there, and sfo, 62 degrees, and northwest when close to six miles per hour. now by tomorrow morning, not exactly chilly, numbers in the upper 50s and low 60s, and may actually feel a bit muggy tonight at the clouds picking up and eventually we look at the scattered showers, mostly from san francisco in the upper peninsula northward to about midday tomorrow, and that by this time later tomorrow into the evening, you begin to see the shower chances dropping south. ice tomorrow will be cooler though, mid-60s from separate cisco to oakland, livermore, 71 degrees, 72 in san jose and six is across the space. right now speaking of the

northbay, we are seeing the shower there, this will drop south heading through the bay tomorrow, notice breaks in the clouds, closer to san jose for about midafternoon, 8:00 i was in the shower chances appear in the northbay, then by sunday evening, you begin to see the shower chances drop south, but in terms of measurable rainfall, not a lot. so the separate cisco of the day, most of that should stay in the northbay, but then as passport into monday now, you begin to see more significant rain totals the bank the peak of the rainfall right now looks timed in on that monday morning commute as you see the rainman pass by, it will give you the hour by hour view, heading into your monday morning commute, 6:00 a.m., right there in the northbay, 8:00 central bay by 11:00 monday morning now. that rain line starts to push south of san jose move out. if you are scattered showers following through monday afternoon, and then we should catch a break. tuesday, wednesday, probably for the better part of thursday, and the next chance we are seeing some rain move in

about thursday night on to friday, and in clearing as we head toward next weekend, the overall it is a more active pattern, it just is not look like for now it is going to bring us a lot of rain for us, will get a little bit for tomorrow, the most we may end up with this week will likely follow monday morning, and then maybe the bigger impact, number 80s like we had today, we are looking at highs in the 60s, lowe's pilots a tuesday, wednesday could be in the upper 30s to low 40s in the valley, that is about 10 to 20 degrees off. that is the damages we had today with some sun breaks a time, midweek. and likely clearing the next showers around veterans day. >> november is really letting his presence be known. i got to reality check. okay. up next, unexpected post from meda ceo mark zuckerberg, what he says landed him in the hospital, and it was not a cheap shot from elon musk. we have verified that, we will tell u more yo

former billionaire sam bankman-fried is facing up to 110 years in prison after his conviction on fraud and money laundering. you may be wondering what about his former colleagues? former alameda ceo carolyn ellison, ftx cofounder, former engineering chief, they all pleaded guilty to criminal charges. the three also testified against bankman-fried in hopes of getting lighter sentences. however, legal experts say they are in a waiting game and will probably face prison time as well. the three will likely learn their fate after bankman-fried is sentence if not until march 28th. meda ceo mark zuckerberg is in the hospital tonight recovering from knee surgery. the tech billionaire posted on instagram he tore his acl while training for a competitive mixed martial arts fight. the

only one i know he's up against, he was supposed to go up against elon musk all right with you in the post, you see him here, that because he is now will have to delay taking part in that mma fight set for early next year. back in june, ex-owner elon musk challenges zuckerberg to a cage fight. but now that is going to have to be, well, at least postponed for a while. of next, stanford students concerned about their safety, what happened on campus yesterday may have triggered a hate crime investigation. and a new offer on the table, update on negotiations between striking actors and studio executives.

>> right now at 9:00, safety concerns at stanford, hit-and- run crashes being investigated as a possible hate crime. you hear from students were calling for action tonight.

symmetric to joining us, i'm terry mcsweeney, gina has the night off it was not the california highway patrol is investigating a hate crime after hit-and-run crash targeting an arab muslim student. happened on the stanford campus and our nbc bay area marianne farber reports, not the congress university to do more to keep them safe. >> tonight at student stanford student hops hospitalized after a car hit him friday afternoon on campus. he told university police when the driver sped off he shouted f you and your people. the student put out a statement shared with nbc's bay area saturday. and when he was critical of stanford, saying the hours following the incident were agonizingly silent for the institution that i had trusted to be my safeguard. stanford's belated response came six hours later, and the subsequent communication downplay the severity of the incident. referring to it as a potential hate crime. now stanford students are

calling for the university to do more to keep them safe. >> i think that the university needs to deal with it, i think there needs to be a firm stance to protect students. and i think that less hesitation would be important. >> in a message to the campus community after the incident, the university said, quote, stanford is continuing to work to provide a safe and secure campus environment. in the context of heightened tensions related to the events in israel and gaza. this includes additional security that has been deployed at key locations on campus. but students say more needs to be done. >> i think it is awful, there's obsolete no room for hate or for violence on the stanford campus. >> nbc bay area news. >> in separate cisco today, thousands of pro-palestinian to. fill the civic center plaza copper process was one of many happening in the u.s. in support of palestinian in gaza.

a coalition of organization were involved in bringing together the major demonstration, then rallied for mark martin dance town. imitators are continuing to call for a cease-fire in israel and -- smack misery in the direction of gaza is inhumane. and that is why i'm here to support the palestinian community. they have the right to leave this like any human being in the world. >> pro palestinian is also march in london, paris, and berlin, few many calling paris billions likes to show solidarity with those in gaza. a mother from southern california is safe after escaping gaza, her son says she was visiting his grandmother before the attacks on october 7th. she is not recovering in egypt. >> she is not recovering in cairo. really crying, it is really sad patience she told us this is a photo of his mother as she was

escaping gaza. she was there visiting her mother, but became trapped after israel began airstrikes in response to the attack by hamas at the beginning of october. he says the family's joy at getting her out safely was short-lived. >> were happy for a moment, then we realize we, we still have the onslaught, and her mother is there. and she is going to go through whatever you can imagine or worse. >> the mother got on her fifth attempt to escape at the border with egypt, an airstrike stop one of the attempt he said they are especially worried about his grandmother who needs a lot of medication, yet also wondering if their entire family will survive. smack my aunts, uncles, my grandmother's, their hopes, dreams, their future, can't we at least get them out? especially from a humanitarian perspective? smack egypt is now allowing for nationals and hundreds of american citizens like the mother to cross the border at rough up, as the biden

administration calls for poss to the fighting in gaza, they are pleading for it to go further. and work to make sure palestinian families can get out. >> which is happy and grateful that my mother is healthy, just to recover from this. >> and a bay area family is hoping legal action will help bring their grandmother home from gaza safely, we talked about the story first on thursday, bay area trying to announce a lawsuit against the u.s. government to get two american safely out of gaza. that suit claims the government has been treating palestinian americans differently than israeli americans. during the announcement on thursday, we learned went to elderly women being presented by the attorney has in fact crossed the border into egypt safely. but an 82-year-old grandmother remained stuck in gaza, relative hopefully she will leave soon, that is if the roth rossa rough a crossing is open. that is if both get out safely he will drop that lawsuit. we have been following the israel hamas war and its impact

in the areas of the beginning, to see our full coverage go to our website, nbc bay area.com. while in just a few hours, the power will be shut off on both the treasure island and the other island, it is because of work in oakland, planned outages set to begin at 11:00, lights are expected to be off until six talk tomorrow morning, also one people not to use separate generators because the generator could be damaged of the electric crews that could be injured. in the east bay, traffic is flowing again after 580 and an investigation enclosed those lanes. chp set on the eastbound lane between castro valley and dublin for about an hour this afternoon, it is unclear exactly what they were investigating, but the road did reopen around the 5:30. in a development in talks between striking actors and major movie studios during a zoom meeting today, studio executives gave the after union with their calling their last and final offer. now under the proposal, actors of highly watch shows on each

platform will see their streaming residuals double, the deal also includes protection against the use of artificial intelligence, that is one of the major sticking point in this nearly four month-long strike. actors complained a i often uses the image, voice, or like this without the permission. dr. says they need more time before they can respond to the studios offer. united auto workers present is speaking out following a tentative contact agreement with general motors. uaw reached a deal earlier this week after reaching tentative agreements with ford. the gm deals expected to include a wage increase, and the right to strike over plant closures. outsourcing, and investment. >> we want back billions in contract gains. we want back our dinner they can be as autoworkers. we want back our pride in being uaw. the american public is not going to be shedding any tears over the big three having to share their record profits.

>> while talking to uaw members, they highlighted the suspect success of the six we drive, and also vowed to help other unions organize and negotiate contracts with other unionized automakers. up next, two homes and side-by- side, one burns to the ground, the other states standing. what made the difference here? and how can help you keep your home insurance. ♪ ♪ everyone needs a place to recharge.

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♪ ♪ we can tell you what it's capable of or you could find out for yourself. how we get there matters. was i we have a front row seat to an eye-opening display of the power of a wildfire. firefighters engineers and insurance companies are hoping the next few minutes inspire you to reduce your fire risk and help you keep your home insurance. consumer must get chris camara shows us how. >> there is no red flag warning is not very hot out, there's high humidity pittsburgh still raging power fire is devouring his makeshift house. it is engulfed in flames, and

yet cal fire crews standing just feet away are not rushing in to doused it. today they are bystanders to explain why, let's rewind about 12 minutes. this is the brickyard, sacramento fire training facility. our visit to the brickyard might change the look of your front and backyard. >> here, very typical construction patience as part of a consortium of building engineers, fire pros, and insurance groups that built two microcosm homes side-by-side. the goal is to bring them, well one of them. the point here is a wildfire. house on the right is doing things right. fire resistant signing, defensible space, sealed eaves, a metal fence where it meets the house, and no plans next to the walls patience everything within these first five feet is not combustible. smack the house on the left however is left to burn. intentionally printed out traditional, easily combustible wood siding, common molds,

touching the siding. an old-school wooden fence, shrubs right up against the wall. and open eaves. >> so if anything is burning underneath them, all that he was going to go right up in the central pieces. >> like the respreads back we can stop the fingers of wildfire. period after short introduction. firefighters simultaneously light tiny flames at both houses. smack the fire in the park you're simulating embers. >> within about 12 minutes, a smoking, roaring, and understandable difference. the fire left burns so hot, so fast, it temporarily overheated our cameras even though we were several yards away. the house collapsed while our cameras were cooling. luckily one of the hosts shared this clip with us. engineers know exactly how this would go down. literally. they knew the house on the right would survive. because they have done this demo in the lab, and written research papers.

now they are taking this dramatic display on the road. for you. is one thing to be able to read about the best practice, it is another to see it, so we want to bring to calvary residence so we can let them see it for themselves patience in oberland is california's fire marshal. >> myself i had two fires in the last three years. smack one thing about this controlled burn surprised us. that shrub right there. >> we think they are green, which means they are alive, we are watering them, so they should be able to resist fire. but that is not the case. >> the green shrub ignited, it burned up the fence, then burn down the house. berlin says you should learn from this live fire exercise, move all vegetation at least five feet from your home. even if heirloom plants have been rooted close by for years, or decades. michael realize that is not going to be easy, but the science shows us but that first five feet are so critical perspective for the fire, and engineer called it while giving us a tour of the two home even though this plant is beautiful,

healthy, and green, it will absolutely ignite patience in fact, unless plants burn. >> assigned to stripers by karen holland is with the american property-casualty insurance association. which represents insurance companies that ensure our homes. some companies are leaving california. others are dropping customers or raising premiums. they blame big losses and seemingly nonstop fires. colin says if homeowners collectively embrace the lessons learned here and reduce risks, more companies might resume offering home policies in california. >> we can be more resilient to wildfires. together, individual homes at committee scale, we can meaningful reduce our losses which can really possibly affect the insurance market in california. >> at the end of the day, the wildfire prepared home on the right was so unscathed, firefighters can reuse it. fire marshal berlin told us california will require

contractors to build and landscape new homes like this one. he says you should do the same with your home. no matter how old it is. it is not something we are advising people to do, it makes a difference whether this home or your home is destroyed when a wildfire does occur patience in sacrament of, chris camara, nbc bay area news. >> wolves are coming to colorado very soon, will the instruction of animals has been approved by the voters, and there are still a lot of skeptics more than 25 years ago , people around yellowstone national park had the very same concerns, especially about wolves killing their livestock or pets. will now, wolves are bringing tens of millions of tourist dollars to the area, and no one knows the story better than rick mcintyre, who has made it his life's work to teach people about that animal. on any given day you will find him with a zoom lens helping torso locals like spotting those wild animals, he is written four books on wolves, and has been decades as an interpretive ranger at yellowstone, even though he is retired, he still shows up at the office. these days he is excited for

colorado and introduction of the species. >> wolves are very much a muted animal in colorado, just like you were in yellowstone. in those places they were delivery and kill. so just based on that, that history, it is a pretty good reason to figure out how to bring them back. smack he says he hopes will watchers and enthusiasts can convince coloradans that this change is for the better. still come, we got pumpkin problems why farmers say our climate crisis is impacting the bottom line. and right now, the radar we are seeing some showers here across mendocino county and lake county, six thing by the time to mortal showers looking south to mortal showers looking south of the bay area, the

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>> how stream whether impact the popular file all item. >> 'tis the season for pumpkins everything to lattes, pumpkin carvings, pumpkin babies. we just can't get enough. but for some of the pumpkin producers, it is not a gory time. >> you're at the mercy of mother nature, so it is hard to plan and you the best he can. thank you see pumpkins need some, soil, and water. they are like 90% h2o. and by some estimates, they need to have at least an inch a week, so when there's not enough, they can radically limit pump in production patience we got up pretty early in the year that our reservoir supply were pretty low, and we were only going to get about half the water we normally get on a normal year. spent the summer was arts hottest summer record according to nasa, and some parts of the u.s. south and midwest saw exceptional drought, a problem only by climate change . mechanism again, you know, i want to put money in an ocular

return on it, so i made the decision right off the bat that the plant has probably 60% of what i would normally do just in case i would have to get up for a hotter summer pittsburgh some farmers lost 20% or more of their expert revealed. the patches were spared though in much of illinois, the nation's top producing state we came out okay, there are parts in illinois to struggle just like other areas of the entry, but are highest area, we came pretty consistent patience looking for, the illinois farm bureau says farmers are investing more in irrigation to protect in future where they don't know how much heat or water to expect. and it is not pumpkins farmers are trying to keep out of peril, with the press of your things giving plate already inflated last two years, some turkey farms now find himself battling bird flu as it to keep up with holiday demands. and then there are the ongoing challenges with christmas trees too. >> any kind of orchard is really important to understand, you have to forecast 10 to 15 years into the spirit is not

necessarily that you can produce something, but you might have to look at a different variety that has different requirements. >> americas farmers doing their best to stay ahead of climate change, and preserve those holiday traditions. noah prensky nbc news. >> we want to give you little dose about an hours worth of good news right here, we are all getting an extra hour of sleep tonight. daylight savings time is ending tonight, if you have a clock that does not make the time change on its own, you will need to set it back an hour. before you go to bed. fallback, so back an hour, replaces the history of daylight saving time, and why is still happening, why is it still happening? is right there on a website, just had to nbc bay area.com and click the link in the trending bar. i go is it well understood by your twins that this extra hour of tonight is to be used for sleep? >> for 12 kids over 12, maybe. but aj, i don't think so.

they gave me a 530 wake up call. should be 60:30 but they have to -- them again. it is easier go to school. get the extra hour, and since it will be happening a bit sooner. not so sure about that. mcafee spec right patience beyond just time changing in the weather outside might need an umbrella at times, just during the day. as showers are on an approach to the north bay they could be dropping south as we head toward the afternoon and evening, right now though comes in pretty views across the bay, not much wind, pretty the right there, looking out toward san francisco and look at san jose, you have a lot of low clouds, city lights below, bringing the job of lining up the liver cloud level right now, 51 degrees in san jose, northwest wind at 10 miles per hour, more low clouds going towards the tri-valley. 57 and also upper 50s in san francisco. now, you may have missed just how warm it was today, we had 80s from concord to livermore

and san jose, just about 10 degrees above average, 72 in seven cisco to truck about 10 degrees from those numbers, that might be really close to what tomorrow's hyzaar, will be watching up the cooldown coming tomorrow, and eventually some rain in the forecast for this earlier in the rain season, we have a whole lot from october to the beginning of the month, and we do have some rain to talk about from the north bay to the south bay. if you look close at those reigned as civets, this early in the season it really just takes one store to make a difference, so we'll see how the neck seven days ago, or get a little bit tomorrow in the north bay, for the morning if it is the start, upper 50s and low 60s, and highs tomorrow with nothing in the forecast, no 80s. might be a few mid-70s south of downtown san jose 65 concentra cisco, 57 in oakland, in their 70s for dublin over towards concord for document but before she now, showers in the county, this is the line that will drop south as we get

to the morning hours, maybe not so much around san jose to start, but progressively will begin to see more isolated the scattered showers, maybe some heavy drizzle at times around the peninsula in seven cisco. is going to continue, and it is the conqueror still, much of it had a lot of sunshine, tomorrow we are! the mostly cloudy skies, but not a lot of rain to show for that, at least through midafternoon to tomorrow. the rain throw start to arrive as we had to monday morning, so you might have to plan around this on monday. that rain damage right, showing from about 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. both of you that hour by hour shows you by just around sunrise that rain approaches, right there in your santa rosa county, showing you 6:00 a.m., 8:00 a.m. over seven cisco and the east bay, then passing south around most time through san jose, after that we should see things drying out for a time. it looks like tuesday, wednesday, the first half of thursday, another chance of rain rolling in thursday into friday. no heavy rain total showing up early over the next seven days,

but enough to unpack the umbrella for a while. meantime, littering totals to the north. specific northwest to north coast,? a few inches of rain over the next 10 days. we're just sort of on the southern fringe of that around the bay area over the next 10 day period as we get to shower activity 40 tomorrow, rain monday morning as things go out to midweek, more showers rolling in thursday night to friday, and you see a transition to a dryer start to next weekend. so the temperatures looking a bit more like november. we will see when those larger rentals start to materialize to you. >> all right, thank you very much. and when we come back, we'll talk about the warriors. they did not play tonight, last night was so good is worth another look. we will have another look right after this.

warriors are on the road heading to cleveland to take on the cavs, but a lot of people

are still talking about this playful last night. >> curry sidestep, curry drive, curry flips, curry good! again! smack hugs the basket. spread guest, steph hit that tie-breaking layup less than a second left in the game, and the first rep said it did not count, no good. refs called goaltending on draymond green, but the call was reversed. warriors win at 141-139. he touched the rim, not the ball. it did not impact the ball, okay was a ruling. warriors have now won five in a row, hoping to keep the streak alive tomorrow. again against cleveland. the movie without klay thompson in the game tomorrow, thompson is listed as questionable, he has got a problem with his right thigh the five-time all- star had hit the game-winner against the sacrament of kings wednesday night, another wild game, scoring 18 in the teams win against okc. last night, but tomorrow will be the first of back-to-back road games as cleveland and that it is on to detroit.

still some recognition in los angeles for a man who was really dedicated to the job, after serving two years in the army of high school, leroy brown has been working for the postal service in l.a. since 1955 with a total of 70 years of service for the federal government. he says the job a lot of the plate care for his family, so he's happy, he is satisfied. creating a surprise party for his anniversary. >> a big family, and working with the family every day, trying to implement everything, trying to leave them everything. >> he did it so long and so well , it is a people story. a 90-year-old treats his coworkers by like family even donating some of his thousands of hours of sick leave to those who need it. he says he has got no plans to hang up his boots yet, he says he does not want to be a couch potato. no couch potato for him, yeah,

he would know what to do with the couch potato. i can give them some instruction, but he may not like it. one good things fall back, one good things fall back, that's right, and shower sleep,

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