ramping up their efforts for the white house in just a few hours. former president donald trump makes a stop in is set to atten. plus, a quiet neighborhood rocked by violence. the new information we are learning about a deadly road rage shooting, possible road rage in orinda. the arrest and the investigation that's unfolding. also breaking this morning, boeing workers walking off the job for the first time in nearly two decades, the demands they are making and the impact on the already embattled planemaker. this is today in the bay and

here we go. happy friday the 13th, 6:00. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. i'm kris sanchez marcus washington has the morning off. we're working out all our superstitions. throwing some salt over the shoulder. we're going to check in with mike. hopefully a slow day. it's been a busy week for you. that's right. yeah. touch wood. and kari has that forecast. lots of activity. yeah. there's a lot going on this weekend. so the weather also will have a lot going on too. even though we're going to be nice. we're going to have a nice cool start this morning. we will be warming up later on this afternoon. and some of the inland valleys in spots like walnut creek will have a big range in temperatures. from the way we start out the morning into the afternoon, upper 50s right now. and then as you're heading out in oakland, it will be a nice one. temperatures in the upper 50s for the next few hours, and then once it clears out a gradual warming trend as we head there into the upper 70s and a short drive over toward martinez. it will be ten degrees

hotter and 91 today in concord with upper 80s for the south county into los gatos and low 80s for much of the peninsula. so we'll talk about the changes ahead in a few minutes. mike, how's it looking at the bay bridge you know, it's great. the metering lights were turned on about regular time, about 20 minutes ago. still no visible backup here. there slowing as we lose lanes heading up the incline past those metering lights. as we look at the rest of the east bay, a great drive. north bay is held steady. a pretty smooth but slower drive. gradual slowing from mare island over toward highway 121 and sears point and highway four holds. with that slowing into concord out of baypoint and pittsburg. but no drama over there and easy lighter friday a smooth drive for the rest of the bay. there's a crash near the dublin interchange, but there's no problem with the flow. look at that. westbound through dublin. out of livermore. back to you. all right. thank you so much, mike. 602. and we have breaking news this morning. we can now tell you boeing's labor union is on strike. more than 30,000 machinists walked off the job late last night as the

workers rejected a tentative contract, which offered a 25% wage boost over four years. the union says these pay increases are too little, too late and will not help with the rising cost of living. this is the first strike in 16 years, and the last one lasted 57 days and cost the company about $100 million in revenue per day. the race to the white house is moving through the bay area today. former president donald trump will be in woodside today for a campaign fundraiser. the high dollar event is happening at the home of tech ceo tom siebel, a distant relative of governor gavin newsom's wife, jennifer siebel newsom. tickets range from $3,000 for a solo ticket to as high as half $1 million for vip. couple tickets. vice president kamala harris also on the campaign trail, holding rallies in swing states as both candidates step up their post-debate messaging. today in the bay's brie jackson joins us

live in washington with more. everyone is on the go. everyone's wanting to raise a little money. that's right. good morning laura. they are both heading out on the campaign trail, trying to raise funds and also trying to get their message to voters. now, the harris campaign says that the vice president xi will be doing more interviews with local media and key states and will also engage more with the traveling press. this after receiving that criticism. before that, she was not doing enough interviews. haitian migrants, former president trump doubling down on unfounded claims that haitian migrants in ohio are eating pets during this interview with telemundo in arizona, a claim debunked by local leaders. well, that's come from stories, it's come from television. and some of the pets, i don't know, cats, dogs or both, but some of the pets were taken by the migrants and it's a shame. trump first making that accusation during

tuesday's debate against vice president harris, each claiming victory in the face off. trump says he won't be returning to the debate stage this election cycle. there will be no third debate. the voting has already begun. you got to go out and vote. we got to vote. i believe we owe it to have another debat, right? we owe it to the voters. because here's the thing. in this election, what's at stake could not be more important. harris holding rallies in north carolina thursday. it's a state democrats have not won since barack obama carried it back in 2008. trump has his sights set on arizona as both candidates take their post-debate message to key states. i think trump won because he hit all the marks. i think that she's doing what politicians do, which is try to represent everyone in america. while most americans will head to the polls in november, mail

in ballots have started going out in alabama and early voting in pennsylvania. a must win state for both campaigns begins next week. and while former president trump says that there will not be another presidential debate, the two vice presidential candidates they are set to face off on october 1st. laura, here we go. brie, thank you so much for the latest. developing this morning, we are still waiting to learn the identities of the victim and suspect in what appears to be a road rage incident that turned deadly in orinda. it unfolded yesterday morning in a quiet neighborhood on las vegas road in the orinda hills. contra costa county deputies say the victim died at the scene. a second person was detained and authorities right now will only say that person is connected to the shooting. nbc bay area later obtained dispatch audio suggesting that this was a road rage confrontation, though the sheriff's office not confirming that yet. the deputies say they

also recovered a gun, and neighbors are stunned. i'm just really surprised this is not a neighborhood we experience anything like that other than what we experienced is leaf blowers and, you know, homeowners insurance cancellations. that's about it. we also know one of the two cars towed from the scene is registered to a couple lives nearby. anyone with information is being asked to contact either the orinda police or the contra costa sheriff's department office in orinda. it is 606 right now. the alum rock school district has a new leader. late last night, the school board announced herman cerda is the new superintendent. most recently, he was the assistant superintendent of educational services for the campbell union high school district. back in march. the school board voted to terminate its contract with hilaria bower. then the board president was removed two months later. the new superintendent will face school closures over

the next year. the alum, rock board vice president says it plans to close nine schools, but it will be a community process as they decide on which schools will need to shut down. we have approximately $20 million budget shortfall and it needs to be addressed. we have enrollment that capacity of about 20,000 students, and at present we have 7500 students. the school board says it expects to make the decision on what schools to close by the end of the year. the closures would go into effect next. school year. happening today, the company formerly known as twitter, officially closes the doors on its san francisco offices. according to a memo. elon musk reportedly sent to all remaining employees two weeks ago. you might remember that earlier this year, he announced plans to relocate operations to texas, along with his southern california based space x twitter. first launched in san francisco 18 years ago. but musk more recently posted several

comments slamming the city of san francisco along with california's economic climate. x so far, is not releasing an official comment on today's closure. now to a live look at the newly reopened transamerica pyramid in san francisco. that's right, all lit up last night, featuring a light show in fact, for the building for the first time, celebrating yesterday's grand reopening of the pyramid. the building's new owner spent three years and nearly $1 billion on renovations. as we showed you in greater detail yesterday, on today in the bay. it includes new workspaces on the top floors. also more shared spaces, including a lounge for tenants on the 27th floor with sweeping views of the bay and city. the new owner hopes the revamped building will help create a new buzz, more than 50 years after it first opened. it's the most iconic building in the bay area. it's probably the most iconic building on the west coast, being photographed everywhere, but the people never come here. today is the day that

we open this place to the public for the people to come build it and they will come. well that's not all. major renovations are also finished for redwood park sitting underneath the tower. the grand reopening is scheduled for that for sunday. should be nice weather as well, we're hoping. let's take a live look outside, overlooking san jose in the south bay. sun peeking up over the horizon there. kari, you got a look at the forecast? should be nice, right? yes. and a nice, cool start for us. this morning. as we go into the afternoon, it will heat up quickly as we are going to see those temperatures in some of the inland valleys. a little bit warmer than yesterday. pretty comfortable tomorrow with a slight cooldown, but we will have even more cooling on sunday as we get more clouds, some gusty winds and that continues into early next week. right now we're in the low 50s in parts of the east bay, with danville starting out at 53. it's in the upper 50s in hayward and 56 in san francisco. we've dropped into the 40s in parts of the north bay and santa rosa and in

sonoma. and as we go into the afternoon, look at these temperatures in the upper 80s today, 88 in los gatos, 89 in morgan hill and much of the east bay will also see some upper 80s and even a few low 90s for antioch and concord, 81 in fremont and in hayward and near the coast. we're in the upper 60s in half moon bay, with low 80s in parts of the peninsula. san francisco as warm as 75. downtown mike getting around. we need to fill up the tank and it looks like it's going up a little bit. yeah. in fact, the one i passed on the way to the freeway this morning up another dime. that's about $0.40 over the last week for me. we'll start today's best chart in contra costa county. we have 405 at vallejo in concord at the top number here. that's on willow pass road. saw prices jump again overnight. we talked about the south bay. we'll mention sunnyvale there. best is 417 for that city at great gas on north matilda avenue just off 101. and to the north, solano county's best is in vallejo for 19 at the arco on sonoma boulevard. you

check your area or you update the prices there through gasbuddy.com on the roadways. it's friday, so a lighter volume and a lighter build. we will focus over here toward the east bay. we're looking at highway four continued slowing in through concord. that's it. a little build for richmond for westbound 80 and the bay bridge toll plaza is not a problem. the metering lights are on a little slowing across the span. let's look at the drive out of contra costa county. vasco road in the middle. look at that. only 18 minutes, barely any slowing until you get to the end at vasco road approaching 580, which continues to feed off the altamont pass. back to you. thanks, mike. 612 right now it is friday. the 13th and we're talking superstitions. do you believe in any ahead on today in the bay? the popular, not so popular superstitions that a lot of people tend to follow most often? plus, a game changer for those living with hearing loss. the new federal approval apple just got in order to bring hearing aid technology straight to your smartphone. you're

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our day planner in hercules. today is going to be mostly cloudy up until about an 8 to 9:00, and temperatures go from upper 50s to upper 70s today with a breezy wind and lots of sunshine. really nice here, but hot in some of the valleys. we'll take a look at all of our

microclimates in the forecast coming up. and the earlier crash. we look at westbound 580 toward the dublin interchange. there was a crash approaching this area or just past this area. everything cleared from the roadway. no injuries. a smooth flow of traffic through the tri-valley. we'll talk about the rest of your build coming up. sounds good. we'll check back with both of you. it is quarter after six right now. let's take a live look at the futures. this morning. stocks are poised for a slight bump on the open on the heels of a two day winning streak for the dow. the nasdaq is riding a four day surge after chip makers led the way yesterday for the week. the s&p is up 3.5%. the nasdaq is 5% higher. markets open in less than 15 minutes. google is testing a new feature for its google wallet, allowing users to upload their u.s. passports to use at tsa checkpoints. google wallet already does something similar with state issued ids. more than 20 states and puerto rico have at least one airport that accepts them. and just last month, california started accepting ids from google and

apple wallet. new. this morning, apple is getting the green light for its hearing aid feature on the iphone and airpods. fda authorized it as the first over-the-counter hearing aid software device. it will allow people over the age of 18 to use their iphones and airpods as hearing aids. the fda says it's for those who have perceived mild to moderate hearing impairment. interesting. well, today we're not letting those friday the 13th fear stop us at all. we're here barely. i mean, we're we might double check where we're walking. but not marcus, not here today. maybe maybe that's the reason why. but we've been talking about superstitions this morning and we were wondering, what are your biggest superstitions? we asked in a poll on my instagram page and on x, what's your biggest superstition other than friday the 13th? apparently the overwhelming sentiment is it's all baloney. so don't worry about finding a lucky penny or a

black cat crossing your path or breaking a mirror bringing bad luck because apparently most people say it's baloney. although laura, you did remember that you broke a mirror a couple of years ago. i did, but i don't recall. well, maybe i should do the math on the date of hamby. yeah. i mean, you know, i mean, i didn't win the lottery in that time. i mean, so some bad things happened. not good things. good things. we had 15 major winter storms. all because my mirror broke. there you go, folks. no more mysteries. i just didn't want to make sure i held it up and it shattered. that's a whole different thing. it would never. yeah. you're the fairest of them all. that's what i tell my kids. i'm like, i am super fair. super fair. and they do like this. exactly they have mastered that, all right, well, you know what? friday the 13th, we're going to make it a great day. there you go. weather on the attitude. come on. weather wise, it does look a little bit warmer, but i

don't think that's bad luck. we're going to see our morning start. nice and cool. san rafael, you're at 50 degrees and at 7:00. we're still going to be there. nice. cool morning and a gradual warm up by 1:00. we're in the low 80s and it will be mostly sunny throughout the day. let's check out discovery bay one of our warmer spots where our temperatures go from upper 50s at 7:00 to 11:00 79, and it will be in the low 90s for today. and with all of that sunshine, we're seeing some spots like fairfield, vacaville and concord reaching into the low 90s, while oakland will be in the upper 70s and upper 60s along the coast in half moon bay. now, tomorrow it's only a couple of degrees lower, but at least we're not seeing as many 90s on the map here. it will be in the mid to upper seconds for the tri-valley and much of the north bay 84 in napa and santa rosa, and 71 in san francisco. on sunday. this is when it cools down. we'll see more clouds coming in and breezy winds, and we'll be watching a storm system

coming in from the north that could bring in some rain around redding and chico by late sunday night into monday, it looks like some of that wet weather starts to drop into the bay area and parts of the sierra could see some snow for those higher elevations. the bay area may see some spotty showers, so we'll be watching out for that. and that potential on monday, as the highs only reach into the low 70s. but the weekend though, of course we're focused on that. it looks really nice and cooling down by sunday. and more clouds in san francisco. mike. it looks like so far it's been friday light. yeah, so far so good. little build up overhead. richmond i don't want to jinx it. friday the 13th. knock wood. that's the wood screen behind me. we're looking at a smooth drive right now on the approach. and those speed sensors just start to slow a little bit there, as well as through richmond for westbound 80. no major issues we have seen. look at this. in addition to the little slowing we see on highway four that's been holding now more slowing for 242. so there is a build coming down through that part of contra costa county

walnut creek interchange. the 680 corridor moves very smoothly. a good flow of traffic there. as we look out to the rest of the roadways, we had some slowing approaching 24 and the 13 interchange, but no major issues, and the slowing at the bay bridge toll plaza as just after the metering lights as the lanes narrow. back to you. thanks, mike. so are you getting that 90s vibe at your office or the kids school recently? coming up next on today in the bay, we check out the trend that has the hottest supplies going retro. first, a reminder as we head to break. the giants kick off a three game with the padres, and you can watch that first game of the series tonight at seven on nbc bay area. we'll be right back

now one corporation is doing what it can to support her. our garvin thomas has the story in this morning's bay area. proud. good morning everyone. there's a teacher in the south bay. i want to tell you about stacey bibeau teaches eighth grade at price middle school in san jose. stacey says in the 25 years since she started teaching, she's seen the mental health of her students decline. more depression, more anxiety. more isolation. helping them became such a big part of her job. stacey decided she needed help, so she turned to nami, the national alliance on mental illness, and now every eighth grader in her school gets a unit on dealing with mental health. stacey was so grateful for the

help. she and her students formed a team to participate in nami's yearly fundraising walk, and over the past three years have raised more than $30,000. you can experience the whole story at nbc bay area.com/bay area proud, as well as hundreds of other stories of people being good to each other in the bay area. and tomorrow, garvin thomas is partnering with stanford for his eighth annual bay area proud blood drive. it happens from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at princeton plaza on blossom hill road in san jose. you can sign up to donate at sb donor.org, or scan the qr code on your screen right now. eight years. that first one was like, i don't know if anybody's going to show up. very cool. i sure have. all right. school supplies are suddenly going old school. there's a retro trend going on when it comes to back to school items. take the good old trapper keeper binder and organizer. it is new again, as is the bright colored school gear inspired by

lisa frank. oh my goodness. right now, on average, households spend $140 on supplies each year, and one expert told the today show retro supplies are helping to bridge the gap between millennials and gen z, while providing a small sense of comfort. people prefer or turn to nostalgic items, especially in times where things might seem a little bit chaotic because they connect the past with the present. this gives us kind of a sense of stability and continuity. you can watch the full story on the today show coming up at 7:00 right here after today in the bay. well, let me pull out my smelly sticker collection. oh, my god, that is cool. we've got a lot more ahead at 630, including rising gas prices, despite prices continuing to fall across the country. california not catching a break. what's driving that increase? plus, an eye opening look at the housing crisis in the south bay. we have new data that reveals more about the number of people who are

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people are calling a critical fundraiser. popular berkeley businesses are fed up with the drastic new legal action being taken in response to the city's homeless crisis and the policies they say got them there. and we are looking live outside our window this morning, inching closer to the weekend. and meteorologist kari hall is tracking the outlook for whatever your weekend plans are. this is today in the bay. it is a freaky friday morning because marcus washington is not here. i'm here instead. it's not that. have you? come on. and i'm laura garcia. so let's start out this half hour with a look at the forecast with meteorologist kari hall. good one on tap. yes. and we're starting out with a clear skies, sunshine. but we know sometimes that means warmer temperatures. and it will be a warmer afternoon. but we do still have a cool start with our

morning in the upper 50s. it's 58 in walnut creek, while 54 in san francisco and 61 now in san jose. looking at fremont and your morning commute and on your way to work, it will be in the mid 50s here, as we look at the trend, will be in the low 70s at 11:00 and in the upper 70s by 1:00 today only headed for 81 here. 84 in san jose, but there will be some low 90s as you make your way into the inland east bay, as well as farther north and cooler weather coming in for the weekend. so we'll talk about that. mike, you're hearing about a fire along 101. it's a roadside fire. i'm concerned because reports of a eucalyptus tree on fire and those can get on fire. pretty, pretty good sized fire pretty quickly. so we'll watch that south 101 as you're heading past candlestick. if you visualize the area folks no lanes closed on 101. i'll track that closely. it's a smooth drive right now along the peninsula, though. the east bay shows your typical slower spots on a friday. a little bit lighter for that build of traffic, and the backup at the

toll plaza now off the overcrossing, but not a problem out of the maze. we'll send it back to you. yeah. pretty light traffic there. thanks mike. well, two decision 2024 and in just a few hours, the gop presidential nominee, donald trump, will arrive here in the bay area. and the former president is making this visit focused entirely on boosting his war chest. that's right. today in the bay's bob redell live in woodside. this morning, close to where the former president will visit. and i would imagine they're hoping to raise a lot of money. the price tag is pretty high. absolutely. so we're talking about tens, if not hundreds of thousands, possibly into the millions of dollars for president trump, who former president trump, who's obviously running for reelection, he will be at a private fundraiser at a home not far from where we're at here in the town center of the city of woodside, the town of woodside. this private event is set to happen early this afternoon at the home of tech ceo tom siebel, who happens to

be related to jennifer siebel, the wife of democratic governor gavin newsom. tickets range for this fundraiser from $3,000 for a solo ticket to as high as a half million dollars for vip couple tickets. his visit comes a few days after the debate with vp kamala harris, and also in the middle of campaigning and battleground states like arizona. president trump indicating yesterday that there will be no more debates with harris. here's political analyst larry gerston. you can bet that the money he raises here, he's going to take to those swing states as fast as possible. the question over the weekend, really, once the rest of these polls come in, is, is does it represent a turning point and thereby make it more difficult for trump to raise funds? donald trump, you know, i'm expecting a lot of support in this area, but i think there's equally a lot of people who are pro harris. and

so i'm not surprised that he's in this area, but hopeful that we'll continue to raise money for kamala harris. i'm not a supporter, but hey, it's a free country so he can go where he wants. according to the san mateo county republican party, there's a rally scheduled at el camino park in palo alto later this morning to welcome the former president as he heads to this fundraiser. the president expected to be out later this afternoon for a fundraiser tonight in las vegas. vice president kamala harris, she was on the campaign trail in north carolina last night. you could hear the crowd there. she still calling for a second debate with former president trump. even though he's again saying no. the harris campaign says she's raised $47 million in the 24 hours after tuesday's debate. her biggest haul since she announced her candidacy back in july. later today, harris campaigns in pennsylvania

counties that trump won. trump won back in 2020. reporting live here in woodside, bob redell today in the bay going to be a busy day there. thank you very much, bob. and a reminder you can stay up to date with the latest on election news by downloading our free nbc bay area app. there you'll be up to the minute on results on election night. it's available for all smartphones. well, developing now, at least three large wildfires are burning in southern california, and the bridge fire is sparking new evacuation orders. this is new video from the town of wrightwood, which is in the san bernardino mountains. that fire, now burning more than 51,000 acres in los angeles and san bernardino counties combined. firefighters say they have lighter winds and higher humidity, which slowed things down just a bit. but there is still no containment. about 40 homes and cabins have burned in this fire. a group of business owners fed up with encampments in berkeley are taking new legal action. a new lawsuit filed against berkeley claims people

living in tents and rvs are creating traffic, health and safety hazards, and it's keeping customers away from local businesses in berkeley's northwest and southwest neighborhoods. the group is suing includes the owner of boychuk bagels. she says at times, unhoused people have blocked the sidewalk and started fires. the merchants are simply asking, they say, for city to enforce rules which are already on the books. early in covid, there were a lot of exceptions made and everyone said, you know, this is okay, this is going to be temporary. but covid is over, fortunately. and it's everyone in the neighborhood has really run out of patience. the three encampments cited in the suit include one on harrison street, one on long creek, and the lower dwight encampment on dwight way. the city is not commenting due to pending litigation, while that lawsuit comes as we have eye-opening, new numbers indicating long term surge in unhoused people in the south bay. the nonprofit destination home recently found

a 24% increase in people becoming unhoused in santa clara county over a two year period ending in 2023. that means 4300 households lost their housing. it also marked a big jump from the 9% increase covering the prior two year period. our partners at the san jose spotlight say there are two major factors contributing to this spike the effects of the end of the covid ban on on evictions. so now we're looking at almost 23,100 people who have been evicted, which is the highest number since 2014. the other thing is we don't have enough affordable housing within the county or san jose. also, families living in shelters and tiny homes lack the financial means to transition into that permanent housing when it's available. advocates say that's creating a logjam, leaving a lot more people living on the streets across the country. gas prices are falling. but wouldn't

you know it? not if you live here in california. triple a puts the current national average for regular unleaded at $3.24 a gallon, and it's expected to head even lower. california's average is now at 4.76 a gallon, up $0.10 from last week alone. experts say there's less supply here, with west coast refineries conducting routine maintenance because there is a crunch of supply because new gas isn't being made at some facilities. it means gasoline prices go up. so they do this right now because this is after that summer driving surge. it's a lull before the holidays happen. well, experts do say once that maintenance work is completed, gas prices should begin to slide lower again. all right. 638 now and this weekend, nbc bay area and telemundo 48 will be celebrating hispanic heritage, which is observed every year between september 15th and october 15th this weekend. our cinthia pimentel will hold fiestas patrias in redwood city celebrating mexican independence day, which is actually on

monday. monday dsc says this september there will be food, arts and crafts vendors and a traditional flag ceremony conducted by the consul general of mexico. this is at the courthouse square, starting at 3:00 in the afternoon. redwood city, kari hall what's the forecast looking like for that? it looks amazing. and of course, cynthia is going to make sure the weather is nice. so we are going to have some sunshine temperatures there in redwood city in the low 70s, and a breezy wind as we go into the evening. it will become mostly cloudy later on, but we are looking at some really nice conditions there in redwood city as well as across the bay area. tonight we're kicking off our weekend with the giants game right here on nbc bay area. we'll be able to watch if you're going to oracle park, it will be right at about 63 degrees at first pitch and breezy. it will be mostly sunny and then cooling down into the low 60s as the sun sets. upper 50s by the end of the game. we also have corgi con

happening in pleasanton at the alameda county fairgrounds. this looks like such a fun event and it's going to be in the upper 60s at 10:00 and then making it into the low 80s. so even nice weather there in pleasanton. and then for tomorrow evening at san jose state football game will be in the mid 70s to start. and then in the mid 60s into the evening. so really great and comfortable evening there. and then also wrapping up the weekend with the fiestas patrias happening in san francisco. this one, one of the bigger events across the bay area. it's going to be in the mid 60s to start and then mostly cloudy, and you might want to wear some layers. there might be a little chilly throughout the evening. and then there's also the santa santa cruz county fair happening in watsonville. a little warm today with some low 70s, but cooler for the rest of the weekend, with mid to upper 60s for highs and overnight lows in the mid 50s. we'll talk about the changes for the bay area coming up. and mike, you have a look

now at the south bay. yeah a lot easier than yesterday. but the big part of that is because it's friday. so just in the last three minutes a little bit of slowing north 101 toward oakland road. we don't have as much volume feeding in out of san martin. look at that usual pattern here, but a lot less slowing than we typically see heading up past done into morgan hill. we'll jump up to the east bay, where the volume builds for 880 and the tri-valley, but we're not seeing any major issues. highway four to south 242 shows the build. there is a second crash. the first one hit around san pablo dam road. second one in that vicinity, and that may be in lanes temporarily. there's a little more slowing there. everything else throughout this map shows a nice smooth flow of traffic getting into the city is slower on the decline right now and this evening watch the area at oracle park. there will be that second series that we start today against the padres, this time at 715. a little bit later, that 280 extension will get crowded. back to you. thank you mike. well, the 49ers are hitting the road for the first time this season and ahead on

today in the bay. there's a big question at hand. will christian mccaffrey be on the field. we are previewing this weekend's big matchup. well if we made it rain for you on the mini golf course last hour, this time we're going to spell out all the fun ways to play. you got to watch this because i've been working on my golf swing. that's not bad. birdie score. keep it here. you're watching today in the bay. but first before we go, our school shout out series. good morning everyone. we are from beach park. i am mrs. hernandez and i am mrs. sheng thao. and we have a message for you. good morning, bay area hey good morning kids. don't forget you can send us your school shout out by emailing school. shout out at nbc uni.com. stay with us. you're watching today in the bay

more with a look at our temperature trend going from 66 degrees at 9:00 to lots of sunshine continuing throughout the day, and warming temperatures were headed for the low 90s. we'll hit that just briefly right around 4:00 this afternoon. we'll get a look at the rest of our cooler microclimate forecast coming up.

and it's just got a little tougher across the san mateo bridge. i'll use my arrows to show you the arrows that are blocking the service area on the right, causing a distraction. there are no lanes blocked, but folks are slowing appropriately to get past this. safety equipment will track the drive coming up. september is suicide prevention month, and the department of veterans affairs is highlighting tools to support veterans struggling with their mental health. according to data from the 2023 national veteran suicide prevention annual report, more than 6000 veterans died by suicide in 2021. that is more than 100 veterans than the year before. in order to combat suicide, the department of veterans affairs is revealing new ads called the bravest thing as part of its don't wait, reach out campaign. the goal is to show veterans that seeking help is an act of bravery. we see encouraging signs that veterans engaged in va care have steadily

declining rates of suicide. we see that veterans who are engaged in services through benefits have declining rates of suicide. the awareness campaign includes a website with suicide prevention tactics and resources to help support veterans and their families to get more information, you can visit va.gov. slash. reach. and a reminder, if you or someone you know is struggling with mental health, you can get help right from your phone. you can call or text the national suicide prevention lifeline any time that number is 988. happening now. the ellis creek facility wetlands trail will be closing earlier today because vector control is going to try to wipe out the mosquitoes in petaluma. the marin and sonoma vector control district will spray the area to get rid of the bugs that sometimes carry nasty viruses. the trail should be open once

again for normal hours tomorrow. the niners have the chance to catch up with an old friend this weekend, but they'll probably get a lot more to be focused on getting that victory. they play the vikings this sunday in minnesota, and they're facing off against quarterback sam darnold, who last year backed up brock purdy donald look rock solid in his vikings debut last sunday against the giants. as for christian mccaffrey, seeing the field this sunday, he's back doing limited practice with the niners after his calf strain and achilles tendinitis. it'll likely be a game time decision. here's to hoping. okay so irreverent is not usually how you describe people who play golf, but a mini golf club in san francisco taking a swing at a different way to play the classic. today in the bay's ginger conejero saab is live in san francisco. teeing off this morning, i love the name of this place. holy moly. that's pretty much what they've been saying about my golf game all morning.

holy moly. we have gotten a little tired. so it is time for some snacks. i'm still with simon wicker from holy moly. talk to us about what we're having here. so we're now in our caddyshack, which is one of our fully equipped bars. we have two in that 18 hole golf course, we're looking at some of our delicious food. i mean, it's a little bit whimsical. we've got some curly fries, which is our californian flair on our menu, a crowd favorite is our hot honey pizza. and who can't go past a fried pickle in a mini shopping trolley or cart i just had. yeah. we've also got our elote corn ribs, which is one of my personal favorites. they are delicious. really yummy, and, you know, if you want that slightly healthier option. well, simon, let's see what this fried pickle does to the golf game. go ahead and talk to us about a couple of the holes while i give this a give this a nice tap. fantastic. so holes up here all meant to remind you of that beautiful creative seconds 90s nostalgic fun pop culture, and

like t-rex, like t-rex. right now, we don't have too much time. but this is a very, very throwback. it's a very iconic looking car, isn't it? yeah it is. and then you also have sugar and slice. we have sugar and slice and all things nice over here. and we also have i reallys one. that's wonderful, i'm going to give this a whirl here. oh, gosh. i've been working on this. right, josh? all right, all right. okay go ahead and let's go through some hours where people can find out some more information. wonderful. so monday, all through to thursday, we are at 2 p.m. until 11 p.m. okay. friday we're open until midnight and saturday is ten to midnight. sunday is also 11 to 10 p.m, which is great. or you can visit our website at holy

moly.com and all that info is there. man, i've been working, guys. i've learned a very important lesson. i was hitting with the wrong hand this whole time. oh, it's the right hand that's supposed to lead. so now you know. look, if it picks up the game, do whatever feels comfortable. it's been great time here at holy moly guys. i think i think there's some potential for growth here. yeah it really is clear. clearly we need to get you on the links. that's a positive mindset. all right. thanks so much ginger. all right. let's check the forecast with kari. it looks great for indoor outdoor activities. there's so much going on this weekend. we've been trying to give you a little rundown of things you can do to enjoy the weekend. it will be a little bit warmer out there for some of the inland valleys. concord today 91 degrees, but a short drive over to oakland. it will be in the upper 70s and mid 70s in san francisco and will be in the seconds today near the coast, warm for this afternoon inland. but we are going to be on the cooling trend with mostly

80s tomorrow. martinez is looking at a high of 82 for tomorrow. about the same in novato and in the south bay. low 80s for san jose. but then check out sunday. big drop in temperatures. this is our taste of fall. it's going to be breezy and at times a lot of clouds coming in and rain very close by. but we may see some of those showers coming in on monday. the sierra could see some snow. and for much of the bay area we're looking at some light amounts of rainfall on monday. but it could be up to a quarter inch for some of those spots where the rain is a little bit heavier. once again, that's late sunday into monday. after that, we'll gradually warm up, but a nice weekend ahead and san francisco will see a lot more 60s. mike you're seeing a distraction on the san mateo bridge over here. the arrows pointing to those arrows telling folks to watch out for a crew on the right hand shoulder there. so that will be an issue. no lanes blocked, but it is causing some slowing for safety's sake. just note that nothing on the grid, so it should clear in the next 20 to

30 minutes i believe. look at that. a little build for 880. nothing major for this friday. the south bay commute just starting to kick in. typical pattern there and no major backup at the bay bridge. back to you. thanks so much, mike. happening now a new warning from santa clara police about phone scammers. police are getting reports that people are getting fake calls from people claiming to be santa clara police officers. the scammers disguise their identity and demand money. the police department says if an officer does call you, they'll never ask for payment over the phone. and if you get one of these calls, hang up immediately. we are back in just a few moments with a look at today's top stories include a big high dollar stop in the bay area, a fundraiser for former president trump and the local ceo hosting the event. you're wahing today in thetc

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a look at our top stories on today in the bay, and the first one is happening in a matter of hours. former president donald trump will drop into the bay area to raise some money for his campaign. the private event is set to happen early this afternoon at the home of tech ceo tom siebel, who happens to be related to the wife of democratic governor gavin newso, jennifer siebel newsom. it comes after a few days of debate with the vp, kamala harris. we are still waiting to learn the identities of both the victim and the suspect in what appears to be a road rage incident that turned deadly in orinda. it unfolded yesterday morning in a quiet neighborhood on las vegas road in the orinda hills, contra costa county sheriff's deputies say the victim died at the scene and they did detain a person who, right now, they're only saying is connected to the shooting. nbc bay area did

obtain dispatch audio, which suggests that it was a road rage confrontation, though we have not confirmed that with the contra costa sheriff's office. deputies say they also recovered a gun. today, the company, formerly known as twitter, officially closes its doors on its san francisco offices. that's according to a memo. elon musk reportedly sent to all remaining ex-employees two weeks ago. earlier this year, he announced plans to relocate operations to texas, along with his southern california based space-x. well, it is still too soon to tell whether niners star christian mccaffrey will be back on the field when the niners take on the vikings in minnesota this sunday. mccaffrey has been practicing, but whether or not he plays will be a game time decision. but we want to talk baseball as well because the giants are starting a three game series with the padres. and you can watch the first of that series tonight at 7:00 right here on nbc bay area. all right. we're hoping for a nice weekend. yes, and it will be a little bit

cooler today. those temperatures come up several degrees into the upper seconds and then into the mid 80s for tomorrow. sunday is when we start to get a taste of fall and into early next week. we have low 70s in the forecast to start out the week, and in san francisco we're going to see mid 70s today and mid to upper 60s for the rest of the weekend. more clouds and some spotty showers in the forecast monday. we'll be watching out for those rain chances. start out the new week so we'll have more updates on that. we had some tough commutes this week, but the south bay looks great. today it is friday, but we still have slowing your typical patterns a little bit easier than yesterday. we're looking over here toward the slowing on the westbound san mateo bridge. the earlier crews still there just under where it says bridge on the top there. there's some flashing lights, something going on in the service area. no lanes blocked, but it's a distraction. so slow for safety. all right. good to know. mike, will, the today show is just moments away. however, for more local news, stay with today in the bay. we stream at 8:00 on roku, pluto

and other streaming platforms. live this morning at eight, the new expansion of uber's partnership with waymo. the cities will soon see those self-driving cars driving aroun, and that is what's happening today in the bay. the today show starts now. happy friday, the 13th. yay! yes! yes! don't step on a crack. watch the black hats and avoid ladders and mirrors. pick up the lucky penny. come on. it's going to be a great day. touch wood, green. have a good weekend good friday morning. and there is new trouble for boeing. >> tens of thousands of its workers walking off the job overnight. it's september 13th. this is "today." breaking news, on strike. >> strike! strike!