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morning. and we are socked in with that fog over the golden gate bridge, visibility down to less than a mile, and those roadways are slick, if you can tell right there by our cameras. but of course, everybody is asking what's going on with the air show for today. i bring good news. i see a little bit better clearing as we get more of that sunshine penetrating through, mixing out of that fog. but we'll still watch the marine layer this morning, but get into some better clearing as we go on into the air. show around 3:00. the rest of us by the coast will still hang on to that cloud cover a little bit, but the inland valleys should start to clear. will cruise with some mild numbers through midweek, but then we'll watch not only a rain chance, but a shift in the wind by late week. so i'll be back with that in about 15 minutes. kyra, back to you. all right, cynthia, thanks. we'll see you then. speaking of san francisco and all eyes on the city in hopes that today, those low clouds and fog will cooperate for the final fleet week air show that's planned for this afternoon. this comes after san francisco's world famous fog

forced a last minute change to the events yesterday. low visibility caused the u.s. navy's famed blue angels to cancel their planned flight, disappointing thousands of people who gathered on the marina green for the annual attraction. the air show is set to begin at 1230 today, with the blue angels supposed to take to the skies at 3 p.m. fleet week, organizers said. after their demonstration squadron completed an observation flight yesterday afternoon. the blue angels determined it was indeed too foggy to perform their signature maneuvers. so all the air show fans left the marina green disappointed. but they did stick around to enjoy all the other attractions that come along with the annual event. military boat tours, a concert put on by the navy's rock band the destroyers. businesses on pier 39 have been happily packed. it's been a really busy day and people are still, you know, it's still a good i'm still getting a good vibe from people. everyone is

still upbeat and their family is just having a good time. so far, just looking around and where we're at right now, it's actually an increase over previous years for us. it's been very positive. we love that. well, tomorrow is officially the final day. you can use the day off to enjoy events, including the high school band challenge at golden gate park's bandshell. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m, and the final ship tours, including the uss somerset at pier 27 starting at 9 a.m. and the uss tripoli at pierce 3032, also starting at nine. if you'd like to keep an eye on the weather, how it could impact the final fleet week air show, be sure to download our free nbc bay area app. we will send any alerts about changes to the air show straight to your phone. turning now to the rain and chp says the rain in the north bay yesterday could be a factor in a deadly car crash in sonoma county. it happened around noon yesterday on highway 101 near geyserville. the chp

says the driver of a honda lost control on the wet roads crossing into the oncoming lane, hitting a subaru. one person died at the scene. paramedics rushed six others to the hospital. no word on how they're doing this morning. and if you're someone who has sent in your saliva sample to 23andme, there could be new concerns about the bay area based company that helps people research their family lineage. 23andme reportedly is struggling, and that has customers worried what could happen to their dna and other extremely personal information if the company were to be sold today in the bay's marianne favro tells us what the company is saying. 23andme, headquartered at oyster point in south san francisco, is struggling to survive. the business model is that the issue, which is if i do the test once i'm done, i don't have to do it again. this is why they're struggling. in 2023, the company was hacked, and the personal

information of nearly 7 million customers breached and just last month, all seven independent members of the company's board resigned. with an uncertain future, 23andme 15 million users are now wondering what will happen to their dna data if the company is sold or goes out of business. if another company took over, they're going to set up their own rules, which is why san jose state university professor and tech expert ahmed bonafe suggests users act now. it's your right to send them, you know, a letter or email or you know, a way of communication with them to say, hey, stop using my data once that once they have a new company, it's going to be very difficult to get that kind of right. we reached out to 23andme, which issued this statement, saying in part 23andme co-founder and ceo anne wojcicki has publicly shared she intends to take the company private and is not open to considering third party

takeover proposals, and also expressed her strong commitment to customer privacy and pledged to maintain our current privacy policy. while you can request your information be deleted on the company's website, there is a clause in the company's privacy statement saying it will still hold on to genetic information for at least two years because of legal obligations, including federal lab regulations. 23andme says it is committed to protecting customer data. marianne favro. today in the bay. now to decision 2024 and the race for the white house. 23 days remain until election day. both candidates are on the campaign trail this weekend. as we reported yesterday, former president donald trump took a detour from battleground states to come to california yesterday, speaking at a rally in coachella, which is just southeast of palm desert.

political experts predict two reasons for the late campaign stop in a blue state money for one photos with the former president cost $25,000 each. the second to energize local republicans to get out and vote for congressional candidates and to phone bank for trump. the former president hit a number of familiar topics at the rally and called california a, quote, paradise lost because of democrats. trump returns to arizona today for a rally. meanwhile, vice president kamala harris is in greenville, south carolina, today after a stop yesterday in north carolina, a state where she trails her rival in the polls, the vice president met with black leaders yesterday in raleigh. this following harris's release of a summary of her medical records the white house physician deemed harris a healthy 59 year old who eats a healthy diet and gets regular exercise. harris is inviting

trump to release his as well, telling reporters she plans to draw a stark contrast between herself and the former presiden. republicans, who worked with both presidents bush, mitt romney, john mccain and donald trump who are supporting my candidacy because they believe that it is important to put country above party when we are looking at the other side of this equation, at a donald trump who has been clear that he would terminate the constitution of the united states and be a dictator on day one. harris returns to washington, d.c. tonight in the 2020 presidential elections. latino voters turned out in record numbers. and now political organizers here in the bay area are working to make sure their voices are heard. this november 2nd, as today in the bay's natalie vera reports. a former white house staffer was here to help mobilize latino voters. this is it. this is the time to get out there and vote. that's the message organizers in

the south bay are sending to latino voters. we're trying to educate, inform, and mobilize voters to make sure that they make their voices heard in november. julian castro worked in the white house for president obama as secretary of housing and urban development. now he is ceo of the latino community foundation. on saturday, he joined a coalition of latino and filipino organizations to promote voter turnout after latinos showed up in record numbers in 2020. latinos are 40% of california. they're more than half of the students in our public schools. the only way that california can succeed is if the latino community succeeds. trabajos asegurarnos de trabajo is the executive director at the nonprofit prosperity lab, says immigratio, job creation and the economy are key issues for this demographic. a recent study by the ucla latino politics and policy institute found that latinos have the lowest hourly wage of

all the ethnic and racial groups in the country. there's so much on the ballot here in california from affordable housing to rent control to equality. and of course, the senate race, the presidential race. a reminder you can register to vote online through october 21st. we've posted details on how to do that on our website, nbcbayarea.com. slash voter guide in san jose natalie viera, nbc bay area news. 710. we have much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, we take you live to washington, d.c. for our weekly interview with kristen welker, who has a

this week. meanwhile, former president trump is in arizona on

the heels of visiting california yesterday. please join me in welcoming kristen welker, moderator of meet the press. hi, kristen. great to see you. i'm wondering, we caught something. former president obama said when he was stumping for vice president harris in pennsylvania last week, and we heard him blast male voters for what he said, quote, was coming up with all kinds of reasons and excuses not to support her bid. how much do you think gender is playing into voters minds? well, look, i think that gender is a huge part of this. we're seeing an historic gender gap. we're going to see that and talk about that in the poll that we're going to be rolling out this morning. but the comments by former president obama, i think, underscore where this race is, the fact that former president trump is chipping away at harris's lead with black male voters, the fact that his lead has been increasing with that group, and the real concerns inside the

party that that constituency will stay at home. and so that is why you are seeing former president obama with that very stern, strong message to black male voters, to male voters writ large. now, i have to tell you, there's been some backlash to that. we're going to get into that on the panel today. did he overdo it? was it too much of a lecture? some democrats say absolutely not. he's the best person to rally male voters. so we'll get into all of that coming up today on the program. yeah. and that kind of huddle he said something like, you are not turning out for harris the same way you turned out for me when i was running for president. so it will be interesting to see what is being said on your show today. christian. thanks so much for that preview. as always, we hope you join christian for this morning's meet the press. she will have exclusive interviews with former representative liz cheney, who is a republican backing harris christian also will speak with house speaker mike johnson. you can watch it all right here. if you just

stick with us for today in the bay. meet the press is on at 8 a.m. right after this newscast, and as always, coming up in about 30 minutes from now, we will have our nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston on for our weekly segment. he'll take a look at how early voting has begun in most states and how it allows flexibility for the voter. now to the oakland ballers, they are giving fans the chance to join the team's board of directors. earlier this year, more than 2000 fans bought ownership shares of the team. those people became fan owners. now they're being invited to apply to become an elected board member. in the coming weeks, the ballers will choose up to ten finalists and then fans will vote from that pool to determine the winner. that will be in december. the board member will be expected to attend all meetings and offer proposals to. the white house. honored an oakland teenager. my name is serena and i'm from oakland,

california. serena uplifts young people from underrepresented communities, such as through a poetry program she created. 17 year old serena griffin is one of just ten young women across the united states honored in the first lady's girls leading change program. the event was on friday at the white house in celebration of international day of the girl. doctor biden herself congratulated the teens for their leadership and their accomplishments. serena, by the way, is the founder of empower her, empower her poets, a free after school program. she serves on a youth advisory council and also is berkeley's vice youth poet laureate. there appears to be a big appetite for dumplings of all kinds in san francisco, and organizers of one festival learned that this weekend, the world of dumplings festival

garnered up to 8000 visitors at rincon center in the embarcadero yesterday. organizers with the group asians are strong say it's also about celebrating different cultures and communities through the shared love of dumplings. people also could take photos and watch food demonstrations and, of course, eat. there were more than 14 vendors serving dumplings that originated in places like spain, nepal, italy, japan and china obviously called different names in other countries, there were long lines. some vendors sold out hours before the end of the festival. and, you know, i didn't expect that people were just so happy about it to all come. it really felt i had here like 8000 people running around the venue clearly is too small, so i need to find a bigger venu. lots and lots of lessons learned here, but i definitely would welcome you and invite you to next year's world of dumplings

event, where we will do better. wow, that's a good problem to have. organizers are hoping for some grace in this first event, telling us refunds were offered for folks who didn't get their dumplings. technology is helping visitors learn more about san jose's japantown. community leaders launched a new program putting qr codes on many landmarks in japantown. visitors just have to scan that qr code and read and hear historical information voiced by community leaders. get this the qr codes provide cultural history on the city's chinatown and filipino landmarks as well, and the codes give information in 15 languages. the project was created by mia fujikawa. a fifth generation japanese american, in san jose. a huge day tomorrow for pumpkin farmers hoping to squash the competition at the annual world championship. pumpkin weigh-off in half moon

bay. this is video of last year's three time winner from minnesota. his gigantic gourd weighed in at more than 2,700 pounds. tomorrow's pumpkin weigh-off is the kickoff to next weekend's pumpkin festival in half moon bay. it will include lots of food, music, arts and crafts booths, as well as a parade and a pie eating contest. the pumpkin weigh in starts at 7 a.m. tomorrow. i think we usually have that live on today too. don't we? so that's exciting. all right. time now to check in with cinthia pimentel for a look at our microclimate forecast. foggy behind us, but humid this morning. yeah that humidity did recover overnight. it's the changes have allowed people to get out there to the pumpkin patches. you know start to get into more of those fall activities. and that will continue there today. half moon bay cloudy, gloomy, but really setting the mood for people going out to pick their pumpkins. have a good time out

there. now, as far as the fog, everybody wondering what's going to happen with the air show for today, we will watch the marine layer this morning, but as that front sort of pushes on through from yesterday, we'll get more peeks of sunshine that's going to warm up the surface, mix some of that fog out of here. so around 2 or 3:00 everybody cross your fingers and toes that these models push the fog out of the golden gate bridge, the embarcadero, the inner bay. we will keep some down towards pacifica and half moon bay. as i just showed you there. but really, the main event for the city i think is looking good. everybody else should be in for a clear and a little bit more mild day as far as we go up inland into wine country, upper 70s, near 80, out there towards livermore and down into the south county. we'll keep it at 74 for you in mountain view for today. a little warmer for the start of our monday. should be a good time out there to celebrate the way in for the huge pumpkin. we will stay seasonable seconds

and 80s in our inland valleys, but by tuesday we should see some more increasing cloud cover. get into a little bit more of that moisture returning by wednesday for another chance of seeing another change in the pattern with some light moisture. i'm going to call those rain chances mainly for the north bay. so let's take it. fast forward here through about wednesday morning. you could be wearing the jacket out the door using those windshield wipers on your commute. and as we take it here, lunchtime hour looks to focus on some light rain. returns up there for the north bay. people could see as far as east and south. more mix of that sun and light cloud cover at times that should push on through and we'll get into some clearing here as we go through late week. now at the top of the hour, i mentioned that we're watching the change in the wind pattern as well. we could be watching for some offshore wind events as that high pressure returns and that usually drags the air from our inland valleys. that will be coinciding with the low. so just all of those components mixed together. we could be looking at some really

gusty winds for our inland valleys, and october. we are pretty used to this at times, but we don't want to talk about the possibility for fire danger of course. let's look at the 7-day forecast. together we will be watching for some low clouds, maybe towards the ocean beach side of the city, but towards the embarcadero. i see it clearing into the afternoon. we should keep it like that through about wednesday with our next chance of rain here. and then we'll watch for some clearing skies and breezy conditions there through the city as well. similar for our inland valleys. we're going to keep it cruising in the 70s and seconds. chance of rain for the north bay. wednesday, and also those gusty winds up there for the north bay and really bay area wide. just dragging some of that warm inland wind, which of course october we don't want to be talking about that. right. luckily the north bay got a little bit of drizzle and the temperatures aren't going to be too extreme. so we'll just watch that as the days go on. yeah. fingers crossed. thanks, cynthia. 22 past the hour. we have much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, the sharks hitting the ice without rookie macklin celebrini. what kept him

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macklin celebrini on injured reserve. yesterday, the 18 year old celebrini made his nhl debut just on thursday. this is video of him on the teal carpet before the game, where he made one goal and had one assist in his debut. but celebrini was not on the ice in last night's game against the anaheim ducks because of a reported hip injury. he'll be forced to miss at least one week, and his absence was felt on the ice as the sharks lost to the anaheim ducks two to nothing. isaac lundestrom got past the sharks defense, scoring a goal with nine minutes left in the third to provide all the offense. the visitors would

need. the sharks have now lost their first two games of the season, both at home. 49ers linebacker dre greenlaw may be out with an injury, but he still was able to get into the action during last week's game and now it's costing the niners. take a look at this. this is arizona cardinals tight end trey mcbride tangled up with 49ers quarterback charvarius ward as the two players pushed each other over the sidelines. greenlaw you can see it coming up here. comes up from behind right there. and shoves mcbride. now he's paying for it. the nfl fined greenlaw more than $14,000 for unsportsmanlike conduct. mcbride was fined a bit less. but get this the 49ers organization was fined $100,000. meanwhile, some encouraging news for the niners wide receiver ricky pearsall is set to return to practice for the first time since he was shot in the chest, which happened during a robbery attempt in union square in

august. coach kyle shanahan says the niners will open pearsall practice window tomorrow. it's not clear when he will make his game debut, but it's likely to be after the team's next game against the kansas city chiefs in two weeks. 27 past the hour. just about much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up. too foggy to fly. disappointing. thousands of blue angels fans. we're tracking the conditions ahead of today's final air show. plus, one of the propositions you're being asked to vote on this election is proposition 33. we will dig deeper into the controversial plan to expand rent control across the state

the shout out to my brother in law. it's his birthday today. a live look outside for you. barely can see the golden gate

bridge. there's so much fog and cloud cover. we will cross our fingers for the final fleet week air show today. 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. how's it looking right now? we are starting off a little bit muggy in some spots as that dew point approaches our current temperature readings, we are in the 60s to start upper 60s right now in san jose with those low clouds and the fog drifting around, you can also see it socked in right there through santa rosa. so some drizzle to be aware of too, as you make that early morning drive this sunday, taking it hour by hour for you of course. fog. definitely the concern as we get ready for the big blue angel show later on this afternoon, we're going to keep that marine layer through about the morning hours, then start to see those cloud ceilings lift a little bit higher for today so that could allow them to get more of those high energy performances in the city for today, around two 3:00. and as

we take it temperature wise and see that outlook for this morning, we'll keep it in the low 60s and that fog through san francisco for the morning hours and then get into some clearing and even some mild numbers into the afternoon. so happy to report some better news there for today. but it could still be foggy in some parts of the city, mainly towards the west. but yesterday karl, the fog sure caused issues for fleet week fans. kira o it really did. cynthia. that low visibility you were talking about caused the u.s. navy's blue angels to cancel their planned air show, disappointing thousands of people who gathered on the marina green for that annual attraction. the air show is supposed to begin at 1230 today, with the blue angels set to take to the skies at three. but again yesterday, fleet week organizers said that after the demonstration squadron completed an observation flight yesterday afternoon, the blue angels did determine it was too foggy to perform their signature maneuvers. so all the air show fans look at them left the marina green disappointed. some

of them so stuck around to enjoy all the other attractions that come along with the annual event. military boat tours, a concert right there put on by the navy's rock band the destroyers, businesses on pier 39 happily invited the crowds. been a really busy day and people are still, you know, it's still a good i'm still getting a good vibe from people. everyone is still upbeat and their family is just having a good time so far, just looking around and where we're at right now, it's actually an increase over previous years for us. it's been very positive. so tomorrow actually is officially the final day. today the air show is finished, but tomorrow you can use the day off to enjoy events including the high school band challenge at the golden gate park bandshell. that's from 10 to 2, and the final ship tours, including the uss somerset at pier 27. starting at 9 a.m. and the uss tripoli at piers 30 and 32 at 9 a.m. as well. if you'd like to keep an eye on the

weather and how it could impact the final fleet week air shows, be sure to download our free nbc bay area app. we will send any alerts about changes to the air show straight to you and an update on a story we reported last night. berkeley police now say that 13 year old saphira sykes has been found. police had said she vanished friday afternoon from a mcdonald's on shattuck avenue. at 1130 last night, police announced sykes had been located. happening tomorrow. opening statements are set to begin in the case against nima momeni. he's the man accused of stabbing to death san francisco tech executive bob le. momeni is accused of killing lee back in april of 2023. lee was best known for being the founder of cash app. investigators say he stabbed lee because of a fight over momin's sister. defense attorneys are expected to claim that the stabbing was in self-defense. happening

today, president joe biden will travel to florida to visit areas devastated by hurricane milton. biden says that experts estimate that hurricane milton caused $50 billion in damage. florida governor ron desantis says the president has approved the federal disaster declaration and freed up funds for disaster relief. power was restored for 2.5 million customers in the first 24 hours after the hurricane hit. emergency fuel depots are set up across florida now to decision 2024 and the race for the white house. with just 23 days until election day. both candidates are on the campaign trail this weekend. as we reported yesterday, former president donald trump took a detour from battleground states to come to california. he spoke at a rally in coachella, which is southeast of palm desert. political experts predict two reasons for the late campaign

stop and a deep blue state. money for one. photos with the former president cost $25,000 each. the second to energize local republicans to get out and vote for congressional candidates. the former president hit a number of familiar topics at the rally, and called california a, quote, paradise lost because of democrats. trump returns to arizona today for a rally. meanwhile, vice president kamala harris is in greenville, south carolina, today after a stop yesterday in north carolina. that's a state where she trails her rival in the polls. the vice president met with black leaders in raleigh this following the release of a summary of harris's medical records. the white house physician deemed harris a healthy 59 year old who eats a healthy diet and gets regular exercise. harris is inviting trump to release his as well. she told reporters she plans to

draw a stark contrast between herself and the former president. harris returns to washington, d.c. if you haven't received your ballot yet, it's likely on the way right now before you head to the polls. we are breaking down some of the state issues that you will see on your ballot. rental housing is one of the foremost concerns for many across the state, and especially here in the bay area. it's called proposition 33 and it's supposed to address that today in the bay's joe rosato jr. takes a closer look. for every renter, there's that stressful time of the year when the mail might hold a notice of a rent increase. vicki sanford cobb knows that feeling well. when i'm looking through the mail, i'm totally stressed. in san francisco, some 250,000 units built before 1979 fall under the city's rent control. but more modern buildings like sanford cobb's aren't covered by rent control, subjecting tenants

to larger increases. they upped the rent and then they upped it again. so every year, basically, they start upping the rent. for many residents, those annual increases may eventually price them out. once the rent goes up and the food is up. i mean, we have to go without it. we see it over and over and over. tenants who lose their homes because of rent increases. tenant organizers like fred zimmer of the san francisco housing rights committee will often cite the 1995 costa-hawkins act, a state law that limited cities from expanding rent control. it's prevented san francisco city leaders from expanding rent control to single family homes and newer buildings. that's not under rent control, that's not under rent control, that's not under the rent control. but prop 33 on the november ballot could change that. this measure would allow cities and counties to expand rent control to cover newer construction. prop 33 wouldn't automatically implement rent control statewide, but

daniel anderson of the yes on 33 campaign says it would give cities the option of enacting new rent controls, which he says could bring relief to many renters. we see everywhere, all across the state, folks are being priced out of their homes, priced out of their units. people can't afford to stay in the communities that they've grown up in. there are so many things wrong with prop 33. i don't know where to begin, but gustavo gonzalez, a san jose apartment owner, says expanding rent control would be a huge hit to landlords already strapped with many expenses. we've saved our money and we've invested in an apartment building with the hopes that one day we could retire and have some income from that property. well, that's not the way it's working with all of these rules and regulations that cities have mandated upon us. san jose mayor matt mahan also opposes prop 33. he believes an expansion of rent control will actually make it harder on low income families. study after study has shown that while rent control can stabilize the folks who are lucky enough to be

covered by it, it decreases investment in new housing, which is the single greatest need we have when it comes to affordability. we all want to stay in the building and not end up on the streets. sanford cobb is hopeful that prop 33 would bring relief for her and other renters, making it safe to check the mailbox again. joe rosado, junior one step up and then you take three steps back. nbc bay area news. 39 past the hour. there are a lot of issues to learn about before the election, and we are here to help. just scan that qr code on your screen. it will take you straight to our website where you will find a full voter guide, including to how register to vote and details on all of the key races. i believe you have about another week to register to vote. still to come on today in the bay. boeing announcing layoffs are on the way. this comes amidst the company's growing safety concerns and a strike by its workers. how many people they an topl

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then it was yesterday up there at courthouse square, and temperatures warming nicely into those upper 70s. so cheers to that celebration. we of course talk about san francisco and the fog. i see the marine layer hanging around until about the mid morning hours right around noon. but then as we go on into two 3:00, more of that sunshine coming in, warming the surface and of course mixing out that fog as we go on into the 3:00 air show, i see it much better. it will be breezy. so still bring that jacket with you. so fingers crossed, toes crossed that everything is a go for the blue angels. how about we come down south into the south bay? upper 70s for san jose, low 80s through morgan hill and gilroy. a few more microclimates in the picture as we go through oakland low 70s to some upper 70s

through parts of danville and 83 degrees for brentwood. today we will keep it nice and comfortable at the beach. for half moon bay we will see mid 70s in redwood city for you. throughout the city we will enjoy temperatures a little bit more mild than yesterday and that clearing mainly through the embarcadero side, the marina. i'm going to keep a chance of some fog through the outer sunset, down through daly city and pacifica, up towards the north bay. we go a nice day up in wine country, upper 70s, some low 80s. we go out towards the coast of marin. also seeing those near 70 degrees out there towards point reyes. so just a nice sunday as we wrap up the weekend here. should stay cruising with temperatures through about monday tuesday as well. before we get some more high clouds rolling in tuesday night, approaching our next chance of rain into wednesday morning again, that chance will stay limited towards the north bay. very light amounts. just some drizzle on the windshield. we don't need huge umbrellas or huge jackets. it will stay just

pretty much concentrated towards the north, clearing out into thursday, setting us up for yet another change in our weather pattern. so try to keep up here with me as we explain this a little bit, we're going to set up a system of high pressure that's going to bring in some of that inland wind as we go through the next couple of days, late week. notice how we shift the directions there as we go on into late thursday, overnight hours of friday turning really gusty as we go through parts of the north bay, even the coast. so some of that warm air will trickle to our coastline as well. it is late october as we go through this forecast here, and that puts a little bit of concern for me as far as fire conditions, not enough moisture to get us out of those critical fuels over the next couple of days. so just something to watch with us as we go through the 7-day forecast. san francisco 60s temperature wise, will warm it up a little bit towards the end of the week into

the dramatic first catch of the rocket's super heavy booster. three two, one. two five. starship lifted off just before 630 this morning from spacex's starbase facility near brownsville, texas. the booster, which stands 20 stories tall, returned back to the launch site where it was caught in chopstick arms. as they're called on the tower. the starship separated and continued on to space before reentering the atmosphere and splashing down all the way in the indian ocean. meanwhile, boeing, announcing that it will lay off 10% of its workforce and end its 767 freighter program by 2027. the ceo sent an email saying layoffs will impact executives, managers and workers. the aerospace giant is dealing with challenges facing

mounting issues, including questions surrounding its safety record, and that strike by 33,000 machinists. that's about to enter its fifth week. the company's ceo said the 777x program is delayed. those orders won't go out until 2026. well, early voting has begun for the 2024 presidential race in 33 states. california began early voting last monday, giving voters a four week window by election day. 46 of 50 states will have provided that opportunity for their voters. nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston is here. great to see you. so how widespread is early voting? people can do it, but are they doing it? listen, if you went back to 2020, the middle of covid, remember that. yeah. who can unfortunately forget it, right? yeah. one third of the votes came in before election day. one third of the votes. that's an awful

lot. it's a big, big chunk. and when they did come in democrats had a 3 to 2 margin a 3 to 2 margin in that in that in that race. okay. one third. democrats have a 3 to 2 race. that's big. now this year it's even bigger. democrats have a 5 to 3 ratio in terms of a margin i should say that's a nice hetty lead early going early going well. former president trump is really pushing his base to get out and vote early. we know that early voting allows flexibility for the voter. instead of rushing out on that tuesday. but what does it mean in terms of the total vote downstream? that's the funny part. remember i said democrats had that big lead? yeah. go back to 2020 again. and yes, biden won. he won by 7 million votes. okay. pretty good. but in terms of the overall percentages, it was 51 to 47, 51 to 47. that's a lot different than a 3 to 2 margin.

so that difference really closed up as republicans came in to vote in large and large numbers. not enough to win, but in large numbers. so how do you explain that kind of, you know, democrats are jumping out to large early vote leads only to end up neck and neck with republicans. this this is a big part of their portfolio. democrats make it a point to go out and vote, vote, vote and do it early, early, early. they want to get those votes in as fast as they can. they don't want to leave it to chance. they don't want to worry about people coming out at the last minute. when they canvass, they always ask their voters, get out there. and it made a difference in that sense. okay, that's important. but the question is what happens from there? yeah. so now i'm going to ask you that that was a perfect setup. so what can we expect from early voting in terms of, you know, forecasting the election outcome. kari. this is a curious problem, okay? because in 2020, trump went ahead and just damaged the whole idea of early voting. he derogated it was terrible. don't do it. don't do it. it's part of

a rigged election. and even this year he's saying, don't do early voting. don't do early voting. but the republican party, republican leaders have said yes, please come out. please come out and vote early. i'll tell you something. this may be the key to republican success. if they can get out in larger numbers over these next three weeks and get a bigger percentage of early voting in, that could be the tipping point in a very, very close election. so we want to watch these numbers as they get close to november 5th. but then we also want to see what happens afterwards. and that's going to lead to the whole conclusion 21 days plus two. but who's counting. all right larry thanks. 751 right now. up next, a quick look at the top stories we're covering, including the fleet week air show yesterday, hitting a snag after a san francisco's infamous fog forced the blue angels to cancel their show. cynthia tracks the weather conditions today. after this. this is today in the bay.

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federal disaster declaration, which has freed up funds for disaster relief. power was restored for 2.4 million customers in the first 24 hours after milton hit. emergency fuel depots are set up across florida. meanwhile, back here locally and happening tomorrow, opening statements are set to begin in the case against neymar mo money. he's the man accused of killing san francisco tech executive bob lee. mo money is accused of stabbing to death lee back in april 2023. lee was best known for being the founder of cash app. investigators say mo money stabbed lee because of a fight over mo minnie's sister. defense attorneys are expected to claim that the stabbing was in self-defense. meanwhile, 49ers rookie wide receiver ricky pearsall is returning to practice for the first time since he was shot in the chest during a robbery attempt in san francisco's union square back in

august. coach kyle shanahan says the niners will open pearsall practice window tomorrow. it's not clear when he will make his game debut, but it's likely to be after the team's next game against the kansas city chiefs in two weeks. and a live look for you in san francisco. all that cloud cover. all eyes on the city in hopes that today, those low clouds and fog will cooperate for the final fleet week air show planned for this afternoon. it's supposed to begin at 1230 today, and the blue angels are set to take to the skies at three. this comes after san francisco's world famous fog forced that last minute change to the events yesterday. the low visibility caused the u.s. navy's famed blue angels to cancel their planned flight, disappointing thousands of people who gathered on the marina green for the annual attraction. people still stuck around the city enjoying things that were a part of fleet week, including a military boat tours, a concert put on by the

navy's rock band the destroyers, and the city enjoying all the money coming in. tomorrow is officially the final day. you can use the day off to enjoy events, including the high school band challenge that's at golden gate park bandshell from 10 to 2, and the final ship tours, the uss somerset at pier 27 from 9 to 12, and the uss tripoli at piers 3032, also from 9 to 12. and cynthia has one last look at the forecast before we go. that marine layer should hang on pretty low through about the mid morning hours, but then let's advance this graphic here together. i see better clearing as they start to get ready around 1230, and then into the 3:00 hour with slightly warmer temperatures and more sunshine in the picture. all right cynthia, thanks and thanks so much to all of you for making us a part of your morning know, 5 or 6 p.m. news tonight. instead, it's football night in america right here on nbc bay area. the cincinnati bengals taking on the new york giants on sunday night football. we will have a special

edition newscast right after that. and then we're back at 11. until then, you can always stay up to date on nbcbayarea.com. fingers crossed for the forecast, i guess. don't be surprised if things get canceled. we'll stay optimistic. have a great sunday and tomorrow. indigenous peoples tomorrow. indigenous peoples day. we' ♪♪ stay ahead of your moderate-to-severe eczema. and show off clearer skin and less itch with dupixent, the #1 prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, that helps heal your skin from within. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection.

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