october 6th, we are taking a live look outside towards san francisco from our emeryville camera. clear across some clouds in the background there, but another beautiful and warm morning across the bay area. 70 degrees already in some spots. thank you so much for starting your sunday morning with us. i'm kira klapper cinthia pimentel has a quick look at our microclimate forecast, and you just told me this is the seventh day of this heat wave. i mean, i can believe it, but i also can't. day seven of those warnings that just continuously got extended as the week went on. and as we round out the weekend, getting our day started, there are upper 60s and 70s on the board. even some 80s up in atlas peak, napa county, but a bit cooler out there towards the coast. some readings in santa cruz coming down into the low 60s. here it is once again. our excessive heat warning extended until 11 tonight. i sure hope this is the last of it. we're going to see

areas in pink going into the upper 90s 100 seconds. so that includes places like down here in san jose. as we get our day started, i would take advantage of the better part of the morning. even already going into the 80s by 10 a.m. after that, it will just be scorching out there. we'll take a look at the rest of the bay area and when relief is on the way, coming up in a few minutes. kyra. all right. cynthia. thanks. you can track the heat and fire danger using our nbc bay area weather app. you can download it for free in the apple and google play stores. we begin right now with a suspected road rage crash in the north bay that claimed the life of a woman. it happened yesterday afternoon in rohnert park. that's south of santa rosa. the california highway patrol tells us that two cars were going southbound on stony point road. that's when one driver rammed their car into a second car. that second car then lost control, veering into oncoming traffic where it was hit by a third car. three people

inside were hit and a woman died. a man and a child were taken to the hospital. the person driving that third car not involved in the road rage also was taken to the hospital. the chp tells us the officers found the car that started this whole road rage crash several miles away on highway 101. they have reason to believe there may have been a third involved vehicle that fled the scene. that investigation is still ongoing as information becomes available. no word on any arrests nor the condition of the victims who were taken to the hospital. tomorrow marks one year since the first attacks in the israel-hamas war. on october 7th, 2023, hamas launched a surprise attack on israel, killing 1200 people and taking more than 240 hostages. today, 101 are still in captivity, four of them americans. people will

gather tomorrow for memorials and rallies, but ahead of that, today in the bay zena vargas shares how local jewish and arab communities are marking this painful anniversary. hear me. hear me. songs of healing soothed broken hearts. saturday night at congregation beth am in los altos hills as jewish community members took time to reflect on the coming anniversary of october 7th, this monday, that horrible destruction and death and suffering and all the pain and loss that's come with it over the past year, both for jews in israel, for the palestinians, for the lebanese, all those innocents we hold in our heart tonight. hey, joy. it's me. a concert led by two israeli americans, one a singer songwriter, the other a spiritual counselor and author, aimed to bring light and hope to people overcome by darkness and

despair. really, about taking a moment to sit with however we're feeling regardless of our political beliefs, regardless of which side of the political spectrum people are on, we wanted a space for people to just come and sit and grieve and mourn and maybe begin to heal and hope as well. in oakland saturday evening, a sold out benefit concert for gaza brought 450 people to the islamic cultural center of northern california, trying to raise $1 million for gaza. and this event in the bay area is just one of those to send as much money as we can. the concert was organized by the palestinian youth movement and the arab resource, and organizing center, with all proceeds going to the middle eastern children's alliance, or meca, a nonprofit providing critical aid to gazan families displaced by the war. the concert was called a year of genocide, a year of resistance. today is the benefit concert. tomorrow is the all out for

palestine and lebanon. for commemorating one year of genocide and one year of resistance of our people. that rally will be in san francisco's mission district. then, starting monday on bay area college campuses, the group students for justice in palestine is calling for a week of rage to coincide with the anniversary of october 7th. a series of commemorative events, workshops and vigils for october 7th are also planned for jewish communities across the bay area sunday and monday. emma goss for today in the bay. just a few days ago, east bay congressman eric swalwell announced his support for recalling alameda county district attorney pamela price. and now, this weekend, the effort to recall the da gained even more support. all of the police officers unions in alameda county yesterday announced their unanimous support for price's recall. members of law enforcement joined forces yesterday with families of crime victims and

the leaders of the recall campaign. they say price is not qualified for the job. the unions blasted price for creating what they call a, quote, revolving door of a justice system, which is just one complaint at the center of the recall effort. her ideology and her way to empower the criminals, especially those who are serious killers. criminals repeat offenders, and they're releasing them back to our community, our city, our county, hurting every one of us. price responded with a statement, reading in part, quote, blaming me for decades of failure that took place under the influence of these police unions is both misleading and a disservice to the voters who have been calling for reform in berkeley, california. you got it. oh. and that was the moment a civil

engineering student at uc berkeley stunned the sporting world. he won $100,000 after nailing that field goal during espn's college game day at cal. today, in the bay's alyssa goard spoke with the livermore native, who even shocked himself with that kick. here in berkeley, a sophomore civil engineering major has taken the internet by storm, by making a prize winning field goal. he tells us that it has all been just a huge rush of emotions. smile real quick. you're famous. lots of fans at the cal miami game are recognizing daniel villasenor. dude, you're a hero now. the uc berkeley sophomore arrived at campus after 11 p.m. friday night for a chance to stand in the pit for espn's college game day on campus. so i thought i would bring my most comfortable shoes my vans. daniel entered a raffle to kick a field goal for

prize money. to his shock, he was selected saturday morning. he says he plays soccer, but he's only kicked a football a couple of times before he lined up for the kick in his vans, but it went too far to the right. whoa whoa whoa, wait a second. then the host gave him a second chance, upping the prize money. offer to $100,000. we did my steps, and i was super locked in and focused, and i was able to make it. in berkeley, california. you got it. oh. is that because i was crazy excite? i was jumping up and down screaming. this is something that has never happened to me before. still in his vans, daniel joined his family, who came out from livermore to watch the big game against miami. he says he still hasn't decided what he'll do with the prize money. i have no idea. a lot of a lot of fast food. probably. probably some tuition and helping out with my family. he is pumped to experience this

memory while supporting the team he's cheered on since childhood. thank you and go bears! alyssa goard today in the bay. well, for his parents sake, i really hope he uses it for tuition. and because daniel made that field goal, the game day team is donating $600,000 to hurricane helene. relief efforts. thousands of students and alumni packed into the berkeley campus for cal's debut on college game day. finally putting the cal bears into the national spotlight. one of the espn hosts said the crowd ranked among the top for any college game day. oh man. and that energy carried all the way into the game at night. cal taking on the undefeated miami hurricanes. it was an incredible game. did they pull off the win? anthony flores is going to have the highlights for us coming up in sports. but

first at 710 we have much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up we take you live to interviewn d.c. for our weekly

into focus. last week during the vice presidential debate when governor tim walz pushed senator jd vance to acknowledge that trump lost the 2020 election and vance refused. now, a judge has unsealed new evidence in the special counsel's case against the former president. please join me in welcoming kristen welker, moderator of meet the press. hi, christian. great to see you this morning. if i could just put you on the spot here. can you break all of that down for us and look at what sort of impact it could have this last month of the campaign. well, kyra, it's a great question. i think that this is an issue that

trump's allies do not want him to be focused on. they don't think it helps him with the voters that he needs. sure, it might energize the trump base, but in order to win the election, if you look at the battleground states, if you look at how close a state like pennsylvania is for example, or michigan, where he is literally fighting for his political life, they don't think it helps him with undecided voters in those states or with the independent and moderate voters. they want him to stay focused on issues like the economy. but former president trump has spent a lot of time, quite frankly, this week talking about 2020, in the wake of that exchange that you just talked about at the vice presidential debate. so i think that is the impact and the question and it's an open question. could it hurt him in these key battleground states? we don't know the answer to that yet. but we do know, strategically speaking, the folks who have spoken around him say he shouldn't be focused on that. he should get back to the issues that voters care about. yeah, they'd like to move forward from that four years ago. well, kristen, we thank you

for that insight this morning. we look forward to seeing you in about 45 minutes from now. and we hope you join christian for this morning's meet the press. she will have exclusive interviews with arkansas senator tom cotton and california representative adam schiff. if you just stick right here with us for today in the bay, meet the press is on at 8 a.m, right after this newscast. and coming up in about 30 minutes from now, we will talk to nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston for our weekly segment. we'll take a look at the potential impact of gen z in the 2024 presidential election. back to that hot heat. now the high temperatures are keeping firefighters busy. evacuation orders are still in place in lake county as crews keep an eye on that glen haven fire we told you about yesterday morning. it started friday afternoon on a hillside on the north side of clear lake. it has burned more than 400 acres, destroyed two

structures. firefighters say forward progress has been stopped. the fire is now 35% contained. that's up from 20 yesterday. back here locally, nearly 1000 people in san jose took part in this year's nami walks silicon valley. nami is the national alliance on mental illness. it's the nation's largest grassroots mental health organization. yesterday's walk raised awareness and money for local programs not covered by grants. a number of leaders and experts spoke at the event, including keynote speaker doctor mary ann dewane, who announced that she had lost her own son to mental illness. people of all ages braved the heat for the walk, including 216 year old boys who raised $1,600 for nami through bake sales. after churc. so that's why we have those sessions like that. to be able to build a community, be there,

hold hands with one another. that's why we walk this walk. you know, we all walked it together. even though we came in first place. we still crossed that line together. it's always together. we can't do it. we can't do it alone. the santa clara county chapter of nami helps 11,000 people annually. and doctor diwan's appearance came just days after she was fired in a closed door meeting by the board of education. no reason was given for severing ties of her role as superintendent, but a source told us it involves concerns that nbc bay area has been reporting on our investigative unit broke a story of a federal review last summer over whether federal funds meant for the head start program were being misused. we heard from a worker who said staff members were being punished for speaking out about it, while dewan said she could not speak on her firing, she did open up about her future plans. i'm going to continue to

lead and serve in the community. dewan's firing has been divisive. about 100 of her supporters gathered friday calling for her reinstatement. the rally was disrupted by protesters who supported that decision. now to october, it is breast cancer awareness month. this year alone, more than 32,000 women in california alone will be diagnosed with the disease. today, a big event in san francisco to raise awareness and funds in the fight for a world without breast cancer. it's the susan g. komen more than pink walk at the san francisco zoo. experts say one third of breast cancer deaths in the united states are preventable with access to modern treatments. the funds raised today will go to support current patients and to finding a cure. the overall atmosphere of the day is celebration, celebrating those survivors and our push for more survivors. and

so we'll pause and remember those lost too soon to this disease. but we really encourage anyone impacted by breast cancer to come out and join us at the zoo. the more than pink walk again is at the san francisco zoo. it starts at 930 this morning. there is still time to register or to donate at komen.org/san francisco. walk. and boy, the weather won't be a reason to not get out there. usually the zoo is like cold and foggy, but jacket weather. perfect morning to go to the zoo. you're like, okay, let's go back to the car. like you're wishing you had their fur coat. but it will be a beautiful day to be out on the west side of the city to celebrate those survivors. i did want to say that my mother in law is a survivor of breast cancer. she is gorgeous. i love her and she is our loyal viewer in richmond. so we love you. buenos dias. the original mrs. pimentel. yes, of

course. well, it is a mild start already to our sunday. look at that sunrise coming up over san jose, 69 degrees. we are noticing also a few of those tropical moisture clouds coming up from the south, so you might notice it at times as you step out the door. we are right now in south san francisco, 68 degrees mid 60s out there towards pleasanton and just slightly cooler up there in santa rosa, low 60s, but it will warm up very quickly. so take advantage of not only the cooler temperatures this morning, but also getting those errands done as we will be under another spare the air alert day as we wrap up our weekend here by noon. we are warming up very quickly. a 70s and 80s by the beaches to even some 90s already starting to pop up in our bay. and that is the story. as we continue our lunch plans into our inland valleys and we'll get hot once again. areas to watch, of course, will be the triple digits where there's a lot of them. for today we are amplifying that heat once again. that excessive heat warning will expire at 1100s up in wine

country, out towards concord. 102. we continue with those hundreds out towards livermore, the tri-valley, down into the south county. gilroy, you're going to be hot once again, an area to watch, of course, right there centered around san jose, santa clara. we are going to be looking at those temperatures just hovering right there under that century mark, and continuing to build that heat into the city where downtown can get into the possible 90s later on this afternoon. so here we go for the 49ers game. if you're going, you could be making history today as you even approach the stadium mid 90s there. you're going to be sweating already. please hydrate before the game. drink all of those electrolytes, just lather yourself up in sunscreen. you're going to need it. as we go on into the afternoon, we'll watch third, fourth, quarter 100 degrees. now the peak hour temperatures normally max out around three 4:00. so come back at five and rob mayeda will be here to tell you if we did indeed hit that century mark

into the afternoon, it will still be toasty as you make your exit plans there in santa clara and staying in the south bay. now behind that we are counting down to a cooldown. i know it can't come fast enough, but we're getting more activity here in our long range outlook. by the middle of the week, a few systems to our west are going to bring in more of our natural ac, more cloud cover, and even a hint and possibility of some rain up there towards the corner of the state. so we'll watch that and watch those temperatures dip. i know for tomorrow we're not going to get rid of that heat just yet. turning it off very quickly. but by tuesday we could be looking at more of a drop back down into the 80s and low 90s for our inland valleys. so i think that's better than the triple digits for today. we'll cool it down into the 90s for tomorrow, but then pretty much cruise into the week with some seconds and more cloud cover. san francisco very warm for today, but i think it should be spectacular as we welcome fleet week that starts in the city. oh, and it's always

the best weather for fleet week. so nice that we're getting that little cool down. we will take it. cynthia. thanks so much. 22 past the hour. right now we have much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, the golden bears aiming to finish that historic day on campus with a statement win over undefeated miami in front of that national audience. but could they pull it off? sports is

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or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor. ask your eczema specialist about dupixent. national audience. tell a story. you tell a whole. did you see phantom dodd? great scene at cal. the cal fans really showing up big for espn's college game day before the sun even came up. first time in school history. game gameday came to berkeley and the golden bears were cruising, led by their defense. noel williams picks off cam ward

returns it 40 yards for the touchdown. cal was up 3510 at one point in the game, but the hurricanes come storming back. miami scores a touchdown with under 30s to go and the hurricanes rally to beat cal 3938. in stanford, the cardinal hosting virginia tech for their first acc home game. second half. cardinal reaching into their bag of tricks with the halfback pass. it's a touchdown, but it was their only score of the game. virginia tech wins it 31 to 7 in the mountain west. san jose state at home against nevada. under a minute to go in the fourth. spartans down three, but not anymore. nick nash caught a touchdown in the first quarter, then throws for the game winner. he hits jabari bates for the 16 yard score. the spartans rally to beat the wolfpack 3531. no different lindy waters for the win. he got lindy waters with the three and

the game winner had a team high 15. steph curry added nine in limited action. the warriors tip off nba preseason with a 9190 win over the clippers. rough night on the pitch. san jose falls at home to real salt lake one. nothing. salt lake scored the only goal of the match in the 78th minute. bay fc also lost. they fell 5 to 1 to new jersey. new york gotham now, despite the setback, bay fc is holding on to the eighth and final playoff spot with only three matches remaining in the regular season. all right. baseball. playoffs. the dodgers, yankees, guardians and mets were all winners. the sharks beat vegas, six five, in preseason hockey. that's a look at your morning sports. i'm anthony flores for today in the bay. anthony thanks. 727 right now we have much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, we are still experiencing that heat wave across the bay area. but boy, isn't that a beautiful look at san francisco cinthia. we'll

have more on when we will finally see that ever so slight cooldown. plus, elon musk on stage with former president trump as he made his return to the pennsylvania site of that july assassination attempt

a live look outside. the sun is shining over dublin and that is going to be another hot place on this sunday, our seventh day of this pretty miserable heat wave. thank you so much for starting it with us though. hopefully you're somewhere with air conditioning right now. i'm kira klapper cinthia pimentel joins us with a quick look at our microclimate forecast. the good news is, by the end of the week, we'll have a slight cool down. yeah. and you know what else? in the morning hours, the sun rises have been really beautiful. and right now that is the story over

san francisco. take a little mental picture of this if you can, and just keep it with you. a few tropical clouds are moving from the southwest, so you'll notice that at times, but it is a mild 170 degrees out there in the city. mid 60s out there towards livermore, dry hillside. and try not to get blinded by the sunrise right now over san jose. another warm start to our sunday 69 degrees. we'll get into the one hundreds though, as we get on into the afternoon. more 100 across the board for places such as livermore, concord at 103 and 102. in santa rosa. the city right there, downtown, 89 degrees. another warm one. but there is relief on the horizon. we'll talk about the cooling trend coming up in about ten minutes. keir, back to you. we look forward to that. cynthia, thanks. and a live look for you at levi's stadium. this morning. if you happen to be lucky enough to go to that game, it has the potential to be the hottest 49ers game ever in the team's decade at levi's. the niners will be in their reds

after being denied wearing their all white uniforms. a reminder for all game goers wear that sunscreen. wear your hats, your sunglasses. stay hydrated. one drink for one glass of water. you can track the heat and fire danger using our nbc bay area weather app. you can download it for free in the apple and google play stores. we want to return to that suspected road rage crash in the north bay that claimed the life of a woman. it happened yesterday afternoon in rohnert park. that is south of santa rosa. the california highway patrol tells us two cars were going southbound on stony point road, which is parallel to highway 101. that's when one of the drivers rammed their car into a second car. that car then lost control and veered into oncoming traffic where it was then hit by another car. three people inside that car were hit. a woman died and a man and child

were taken to the hospital. the person driving that third car not involved in the road rage incident also was taken to the hospital. the chp tells us its officers found the car that started this whole incident several miles away on highway 101. they have reason to believe there may have been a third involved vehicle that fled the scene. that investigation is still ongoing as information becomes available. no word on any arrests nor the condition of those victims taken to the hospital. a bay area woman is speaking out after she tells us her husband was shot, and she thinks the shooter may have gone after the wrong person. it happened yesterday morning on interstate 780, in the north bay. the woman did not want to show her face, but tells us that someone pulled up and opened fire on her husband, who was just on his way to pick up a rideshare passenger. he is now recovering, but she believes the shooter thought her husband was

somehow involved in a recent crime at a gas station. she claims he was not. she thinks her husband may have been followed. who did this horrible, horrible crime on an innocent, hard working man? you didn't even get the person who robbed you. you didn't even get the correct person. you got this person on a grandfather, a father, a husband, a son. the chp tells us they are investigating. no word on any arrests. happening tomorrow. jury selection begins in the nimmo mini murder trial. he was accused in the april 2023 deadly stabbing of tech ceo and cash app founder bob lee. investigators say he stabbed lee because of a dispute surrounding his sister. defense attorneys are expected to claim the stabbing was self-defense.

prosecutors tell us that jury selection could start tomorrow and last until thursday. opening statements are tentatively scheduled for monday, october 14th. as we've been reporting. tomorrow marks one year since hamas launched that surprise attack on israel, killing 1200 people and taking more than 240 hostages, 101 of those hostages are still in captivity. one year later, four of them are americans. overnight, the israeli military carried out heavy overnight strikes on hezbollah strongholds in beirut's southern suburbs. we just learned 23 people were killed. and nbc news crew described it as by far the heaviest strikes on lebanon's capital since the start of this conflict. at the same time, one person died and ten people were injured in a shooting at a bus station in southern israel. israeli police are looking at it

as a suspected terror attack. prime minister benjamin netanyahu vowed that the israeli military will continue to defend the nation against hamas attacks here in the bay area. jewish and arab communities are marking this painful anniversary. our nbc bay area team was there as this jewish community held a concert led by two israeli americans. it was aimed at bringing light and hope to people overcome by darkness and despair. and in oakland last night, a sold out benefit concert for gaza brought hundreds to the islamic cultural center of northern california. the concert was organized by the palestinian youth movement and the arab resources and organizing center. all proceeds going to the middle eastern children's alliance or meca. it's a nonprofit organization providing critical aid to gazan families displaced by the war, trying to raise $1 million for

gaza. and this event in the bay area is just one of those to send as much money as we can. really, about taking a moment to sit with however we're feeling, regardless of our political beliefs, regardless of which side of the political spectrum people are on, we wanted a space for people to just come and sit and grieve and mourn and maybe begin to heal and hope as well. this afternoon, there is a rally in san francisco's mission district, and tomorrow on bay area college campuses. the group students for justice in palestine is calling for a, quote, week of rage to coincide with the october 7th anniversary. now to decision 2024. former president donald trump returned to butler, pennsylvania, holding a rally in the same place where he almost

was assassinated nearly three months ago. trump, addressing the crowd from behind a wall of bulletproof glass. he talked about the assassination attempt and honored the former firefighter killed in that shooting. a memorial was set up in the very spot where kathy torri was sitting that day. trump also praised the secret service and first responders. i want to thank the men and women of the u.s. secret service who, through their bodies on top of mine. without even a thought for their own lives, they were they were on top of me so fast. they were on top of me. and there was not even a moment of doubt in their minds. elon musk was also at that rally wearing a black maga hat and addressing the huge crowd, encouraging people to vote and accusing democrats of wanting to take away freedom of

speech, guns and even the right to vote. meanwhile, vice president kamala harris traveled to charlotte yesterday for a briefing on recovery efforts in western north carolina, hit hard by hurricane helene. she was greeted by governor roy cooper and fema and local officials. according to the biden-harris administration, fema has provided more than $26 million in housing and other types of assistance to more than 25,000 households in north carolina. the administration has also shipped more than 5 million meals and 6,000,000l of water to the state. more than 70% of reported power outages have been restored. back here locally, power has been restored at one of san francisco's biggest tourist attractions. this after a power outage, affected trips to alcatraz. this, since thursday, thousands of visitors hoping to tour the historic prison were disappointed.

yesterday, many continued to show up to catch that ferry because attempts to notify them of the cancellations didn't get to them. our boat was supposed to be out 10 to 5. 450 but we just arrived now and we got told it was canceled. but we did get sent an email this morning, but it went straight to my junk. so obviously only now finding out. alcatraz relies on a solar panel array and diesel generators for power. crews were able to restore power late yesterday afternoon. tours will resume today, so hopefully that nice man from wales is listening. just shy of 740. happening tomorrow, fleet week returns to san francisco. some of the ships will be coming into port this morning, but events officially kick off tomorrow and will go through next monday. the event is the largest military air show in the u.s. the blue angels will start practicing on thursday and

go throughout the weekend, so eyes to the skies as they practice. it's a lot of fun. 40 minutes past the hour right now. still to come on. today in the bay, we continue to celebrate hispanic heritage, and we'll tell you about the way the 49ers are helping uplift two bay area latino students. and a special performance is set to take place at today's ge. stay witham

of those heat warnings continuing to be extended. this one ends at 11 tonight. hopefully it's the last of it. we have just been melting the last week. we begin with a sunn, dry and warm look out there in walnut creek, 67 degrees to start our sunday fun day. now, yesterday, not as fun as some places. broke some records. san rafael 106. you beat that 2014

record. more places including oakland museum right there at 97 and redwood city 99. far outpaced the 1987 now for today. we could be talking about records down here for the south bay, where we look at temperatures hovering right around the nine, the 100 degree mark in los gatos, 100 san jose to our warmest spot. gilroy 104. for you today, please drink lots of water and avoid the hottest part of the day. get those errands done. after today in the bay, we are going to go to the east bay, see just a few microclimates. mid 90s for oakland to those low 100 seconds reaching out into concord at 103. now our beaches are also going to be getting a little bit of some help from the slightest of that sea breeze returning 80 and half moon bay to 91, san mateo, 97, in palo alto, the city remains very hot. that heat warning is also in place there, so we could be looking at temperatures ranging from the low 80s after sunset to 91 in the mission, and it gets even

hotter as we drive up into 101 in marin county and across into napa county. 101 for you in napa today, 102 santa rosa. and again, the marin county coastline looking to be very toasty, 80s and 90s there in point reyes. now, as we go on into tomorrow, we hope that the heat warning expires today. but we could be looking at some lingering heat on for monday. we're trying to switch the knob here on those temperatures, but we're going to get some good news mixed in here. fewer of those 100 popping up. we're going to bring down our temperatures in our inland valleys down into the 90s. but still those outdoor sports events, the kids make sure that they are just staying indoors with the ac for recess time. if you have to go to work and work outside, do it through parts of the morning where temperatures will be much cooler. now, speaking of cooler, our heat risk, how it can impact our body really starts to shift. as we go on into tuesday, we drop more of those temperatures in our inland valleys down into the 80s and 90s, and the coast should be

seeing a bit of a boost, a boost of that sea breeze. we want to talk about what's going on in the tropics as well. this could be some major news by the time that we get through midweek. major hurricane heading for tampa and remember colleen just struck there a couple days ago. so get talking to those people that you have, those loved ones to prepare now our inland. seven day forecast will go from the triple digits today, 90 tomorrow and then into the 80s as we go through this second week of october. all right,

as well. this is a live look at levi's stadium, where today the niners will host the arizona cardinals. not only for the game, they will also be celebrating latino culture throughout the game, we found two local students who have been

nominated by the team for the nfl's latino youth heritage award, and today they will be honored at the game. we recently spoke with nominee mia sanchez, the niners nominated her for her work in the classroom and as a student athlete, playing tennis and flag football at aptos high school. sanchez told us she dreams of being a first generation college student and just want to thank my coaches, my teammates, for like helping me out and like supporting the community and just being there. mia is one of seven children supported and raised by a single mom. not only does she go to school and play sports, but mia also works. she earns money to help her mom with household expenses. mia tells us winning the award would be great, but she's just honored to be nominated by her favorite 49ers. the winner of the award receives $25,000, and we wish mia all the

best. now, to some political observers are parsing the potential 2024 presidential turnout by gender, income or political party. but gen z voters loom large for the november 5th event. this group between the ages of 18 and 29, contains 41 million potential voters likely to be 20% of the electorate. so what do we know about them with respect to the presidential election? nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston joins us. hi, larry, as always, great to see you. how does gen z stack up against everyone else? we are both so far from gen z. well, i am, that's for sure. you not so sure you know, you know, we tend to write this group off. you know, they're young, they don't know what they're doing. they're not focused. all that kind of stuff. guess what? they're a lot more in the game than we think. what we have here is a harvard study.

the university, the institute of politics. there took this study just three weeks ago. and what did they find? they found that, in fact, gen z folks are very active. two thirds of them intend to vote. and that's really comparable to the overall national average that we had in 2000. but, you know, while the voters nationally are locked in a statistical tie, you've seen this 51, 49, all that kind of stuff. these guys are way over to one side. and that's what's very interesting. we've got to we've got a table that we put up there that gives you an idea of just how one sided this whole thing is. as far as these folks are concerned. you know, you look for harris, 61%. you see, for trump, 30%. these are folks between 29 and 40. and guess what? this is very comparable to what we saw in 2000 when it was 62 to 29. so you put this together, and at least for right now, just a month out, it looks like gen z voters are in the game and very one sided for kamala harris. you're saying it's similar to 2020. exactly. okay, so what what else have you found in this poll? are there

more similarities to the previous biden-trump race? more interesting data? kira you know, we talk about the gender gap. we've seen this kamala harris ahead by about 15% with women, donald trump ahead by about 2,012% or so with men. look at the gender gap here okay harris gets the male vote 3 to 2. that's about it okay. female. she gets the female vote by a 3 to 1 margin. you can see that 70% right there against 23. so women are really in her camp probably for a couple of reasons, not the least of which is harris's opinion about reproductive freedom. it's really a one sided kind of thing. and so obviously we won't know until it's all over. but what do you think this really says about election day or the election itself? you know, a lot of these guys all have their same group supporting them. men, women, just for example. and let's not just look at harris,

by the way, someone like donald trump has got the evangelical vote on a very lopsided way. all of these different groups together in a close election can really make the difference. if they're up 10%, down percent, 5%, because in those seven states that we talk about, all the time, it can be this close. so we want to watch these kinds of groups, especially those that we don't, are not used to seeing really perform watch to see what happens. and they could have a big impact when it comes to this election. just 30 days from now. but who's counting? all right, larry, thanks so much. 752. up next, a quick look at the top stories we're following, including relief in sight. cooler weather. cynthia promises she'll be

does mark farrell have the right experience to shake up city hall? in nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year. he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero accountability and orchestrated a pay-to-play scheme that sold out taxpayers to the highest bidder. mark farrell has all the wrong experience for the change we need.

one year since hamas launched that surprise deadly attack on israel, killing 1200 people and taking more than 240 hostages, 101 of those hostages still in captivity, four of them americans. overnight, the israeli military carried out heavy strikes on hezbollah strongholds in beirut's southern suburbs, just about 30 minutes ago, we learned 23 people were killed. at the same time, one person died. ten people were wounded in a shooting at a bus station in southern israel. israeli police are looking at as a suspected terror attack here in the bay area. there will be a

rally in san francisco's mission district this afternoon and to coincide with tomorrow's anniversary, the group students for justice in palestine is calling for a week of rage by college students on campuses across the bay area. taking a big turn now, happening tomorro, fleet week is returning to san francisco. some of those ships will be coming in to port as soon as today. the events officially kick off tomorrow and will go through next monday. the event is the largest military air show in the u.s. the blue angels will start practicing on thursday and go throughout the weekend. and one last live look for you at levi's stadium this morning. if you are headed to the niners game. we've been telling you it has the potential to be the hottest niners game ever at the team's decade at levi's stadium, the niners will be in their reds. a reminder for all game goers. wear your sunscreen, your hats, your sunglasses and stay hydrated.

and so cynthia has one last look before we go. we will check back in at 5 p.m. on our show to see if these temperatures verify. as we go on into third and fourth quarter, we could be hitting that 100 mark there this afternoon. oh my gosh. good luck. good luck to the niners. know 5 or 6 p.m. news tonight. instead it's football night in america right here on nbc bay area. the dallas cowboys at the pittsburgh steelers on sunday night football. we will have a special edition newscast right after that. and then we are back at 11 p.m. until then, you can stay up to date on nbcbayarea.com. hopefully you can find somewhere with a c to watch that game tonight at the pool. a friend with a pool. my favorite kind of friend. thanks so much for making us a part of your sunday morning. we hope you have a beautiful day and we'd love to see you right back

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