hosting the seahawks second quarter. geno smith. and he threads the needle to hit d.k.

metcalf for the touchdown. seattle leads it 17 to 7. third quarter now smith hits kenneth walker the third. it's walker's second of the day. seahawks go on to win 34 to 13. so the updated nfc west standings. 49ers are three and four. it's terrible. it's the only game back dante with a win next week. they'd be four and four. this division no one is dominating. and they already beat seattle. and it'll change on a weekly basis. one week it'll be the seattle seahawks. the next week it'll be the san francisco 49ers. you can pretty much count out the arizona cardinals in the los angeles rams. but it's going to come down to that final matchup here in levi's stadium. seattle seahawks versus the 49ers. and the easiest way to get into the playoffs is to win your division. so through all the injuries, through the losses, through the tough losses, the 49ers are still in it. 49ers beat seattle october 10th in seattle, 36 to 24. brings us to our red zone drive of the game. it's presented by toyota. we head to minnesota. final minute lions trail 29 to

28. but jared goff connects with jamir gibbs 16 yards on the reception. goff this time hits a monroe saint brown for the 20 yards. and that sets up jake bates field goal. bates is right down the middle. lions win it 31 to 29 and the vikings are undefeated no more. so dante the commanders are five and two. the lions are five and one. the vikings are five and one. the bucs are four and two. who's the best team in the nfc? the detroit lions, right now they're playing like with championship dna. jared goff is playing lights out and very efficient. they have multiple weapons and they have diversity in their offense. it's hard to get a beat on it. then you have jahmyr gibbs who can catch the ball in the backfield. he's the slash. and then you have montgomery. he's the thunder. they have a tight end. they have iman saint brown and they have a defense. that's opportunistic. they stop

the run. they play a physical style of game i would say right now it's the detroit lions and then second i would give it to the minnesota vikings because of their defense and the versatility and how they confuse offenses. and then thirdly, i would give it to the tampa bay buccaneers. but baker mayfield is playing lights out right now. you know who you would not mention in any of those categories. the dallas cowboys who are three and three. they have a bye week this week. bottom half in the nfl in yards per game, points per game. bottom half defensively in points allowed. it's a dante sunday night showdown right here on nbc at levi's stadium. remember a couple of years ago they blew him out to turn their season around. what are you expecting from dallas? i'm expecting something similar. i'm expecting for the 49ers to come out in a must win game. nationally televised game. and we know what they're going to get from dak prescott. this is a guy who is above average quarterback during the regular season. but in those critical moments and those national

televised games, he tends to struggle in those critical situations. and the 49ers are going to come out and get back to who they are. they're going to run the football with jordan mason. they're not expecting micah parsons to play because of the high ankle sprain. and if the 49ers can do anything close to what the detroit lions did to dallas their last time out, they should go out there and definitely dominate the dallas offense doesn't concern you. does the 49ers offense concern you? them getting back on track to beat dallas? the 49ers offense doesn't really concern me, especially what i from what i've seen from the dallas defense and their lack of ability to get pass rush, to stop the explosive plays, to stop the run. this is going to be a game where when the 49ers need to get back on track, what do we see? we see them come out and run the ball 35 to 40 times. they make it a priority to run the football in the red zone. they don't turn the ball over and they turn it over on defense. and we've seen what consistent pressure dawill crack and turn the football

over. so the 49ers this is a great game to get back on track. dak will crack. you wouldn't have given him all that money i'm guessing. all right our 49ers coverage all week 49ers talk. and then we have 49ers. now we've got the press conference. and of course dante and carlos and rod brooks for pregame live sunday from levi's and then postgame live immediately following on nbc sports bay area. and dante will join me for sports sunday. brought to you by xfinity live from levi's. ricky pearsall, what a great story. that and more. when we continue. hey guys, coming up in just minutes. a double loss for the wyoming football team. the hit they took off the field during yesterday's game against san jose state. it's a story you'll see only on nbc bay area. also hoping to head home an update on the firefight in the oakland hills, where evacuations stand tonight. and the fire danger is not behind us yet. we're tracking more warm, dry weather heading into the week. all tha

shot in the chest in san francisco in a robbery attempt today. made his first nfl catch. in fact, he had two more for 21 yards. donte, a remarkable story. absolutely incredible story. and an inspiration to us all and his teammates and the entire 49ers organization. and today. five targets, three catches. and you know, it's just an incredible thing that he's even alive, right? and a bullet goes through your chest and doesn't hit any internal organs and comes back out there playing in the national football league taking hits and tackles. so yeah, a lot of people are down about the loss today. but just an incredible inspiration and story to see ricky pearsall get on the football field. a long, long waited, you know, debut.

and as he plays more and more and gets more reps, he's going to get better and better. there were some times on the outside where he created a lot of separation and we'll play more. maybe with the news on his former college teammate brandon aiyuk. so we'll have to wait. hopefully mike shanahan will have an update on on more tomorrow, but the prognosis is not great. people are not super optimistic. yeah. normally when you throw out the word acl, if you're not certain, you don't say that. so they're probably pretty certain. and there are some guys out there like deandre hopkins that you know, wants to get out of tennessee. and you know he still has some juice in the tank. next sunday you and i will be on the field partner live from levi's for a live edition of sports sunday presented

football team, taking a hit off the field as they took on the spartans at san jose state. what happened in the locker room that has police investigating? plus some relief for people in the oakland hills after a fast-moving brush fire threatened their homes. this weekend. we're live in oakland as they're being allowed to return. and adding insult to injury fears of a season ending injury after a tough loss for the niners. how the faithful are reacting. thanks for joining us

in this special edition of nbc bay area news. i'm terry mcsweeney and i'm garvin thomas home at last. tonight, all of the oakland residents evacuated because of the kohler fire have been allowed to return. some have been away from their homes since friday afternoon when that fire started. 15 acres burned. the fire is now 85% contained. that's up from 70% at 5:00. nbc bay area's alyssa goard was in the neighborhood when crews gave the okay. this evening for the remaining 43 households to return home. alyssa, terry and garvin people are slowly beginning to trickle back into this neighborhood. they are sighing a huge sigh of relief as they come in to this neighborhood. it's all possible because crews have been able to get an upper hand on this fire. as of 8 p.m. tonight, all evacuation orders were fully lifted, and people who live here can come back home. pg&e is

still working on restoring power to some areas in oakland around this neighborhood. police are still patrolling around here as well. some evacuations were actually lifted last night too, and residents either from last night or from today are making their way back home relieved to see all of the progress that crews have made on this fire. it was a little emotional for me just to not be able to come home. you know? but thank god all is well. thank you for the oakland firefighters. that was an incredible response. the air drops i've been watching it on the news. and that's probably why we're still here. and the exact cause of the fire is still under investigation. but oakland fire says it started along 580 friday afternoon and the flames actually jumped from the freeway to nearby homes and then up the hill to a eucalyptus tree grove. oakland fire says that in this area around the kelter fire,

that you will probably still smell smoke for a couple of days. they say still, neighbors should remain vigilant as fire crews will remain in the area and keep an eye on things as the recovery continues. live in oakland alyssa goard, nbc bay area news. thank you alyssa. crews rushed to put out a brush fire in castro valley this afternoon. it started just before three. east of eden canyon and palomares off 580. firefighters say it started after reports of a car fire about three and a half acres burned. no word on any injuries. that fire danger continues as we head into the workweek. live. look from some of our cameras across the bay area. dry conditions will remain for days to come. there might be a break in some of that. cinthia pimentel tracking the latest for us. cynthia. as we went through the day today, we got a little bit more of that recovery. you might have noticed some more clouds up in the sky, places along the coast and the north bay bumped up that humidity a little bit for today, but places that continue to struggle were out towards the east bay and

walnut creek, not making it past that 50% mark. and also down here into the south bay, where we remain pretty dry and warm as the day went on. and we're going to continue with that pattern as we go on into the early parts of the week, actually bringing up those temperatures a little bit summerlike as we go on into wednesday. so again, the winds dying down, but that elevated fire concern still stays with us even as we look towards the end of the week, where we could look at that spotty rain chance it won't be enough to bring us out of these critical conditions. so i'll be back with the full microclimate forecast in just a little bit. back to you. thanks, cynthia. as a reminder, we are debuting a redesigned weather experience. it's the only way to get your local weather from our trusted meteorologist, and it's more accurate than the weather app on your iphone. scan the qr code on your screen right now to download the app. it happened during a san jose state football game. university police say someone broke into the locker room of the opposing team while they were out on the field playing the spartans. nbc bay area's marianne favro is in san

jose with the exclusive story. talk about a double blow. first, the university of wyoming cowboys lost to san jose state yesterday. then when they returned here to the locker roo, they realized some of their belongings had been stolen. san jose state university police say ten wyoming players reported their personal items and sports gear had been stolen yesterday from the visiting players locker room. i'm both surprised and not. we talked with other san jose state athletes and coaches about the theft. even here, when we come out to practice and stuff, we always make sure that we don't leave anything really valuable. no laptops, no stuff in the cars and it sucks. we don't want that. we don't want to be known for that. that's just heartbreaking to lose personal stuff. and especially when you're on the road now, you've got nothing with you. police have not revealed if cell phones, laptops or even wallets were taken or what type of sports gear was stolen. they're now checking to see if surveillance camera video can help them identify a suspect.

earlier tonight, we reached out to several coaches with the wyoming cowboys, but so far, we have not yet received a response. in san jose, marianne favro nbc bay area news. one person is dead and two others are fighting for their lives after an overnight fire in contra costa county. the flames broke out just before three this morning in san pablo. police say the fire started in a ten unit apartment building near frieda and manchester. a 22 year old man died. two minors were taken to the hospital. they're in critical condition. crews were able to get the fire out by 6:00. this morning. the cause is under investigation. also in contra costa county, a shooting that sent two people to the hospital happened just after nine last night on peppertree way in antioch. police say when officers arrived, they found a 47 year old man who was shot. soon after that, a 20 year old man arrived at the hospital with a gunshot wound. police say both men were involved in the same shooting. they're both expected to survive. no word on any

arrests or what led up to the shooting. new tonight, a see's candy store in oakland was broken into this weekend. police say several people entered the shop on college avenue through a shattered front window early saturday. they loaded up on merchandise and then took off in a getaway car. not clear if the thieves also took cash. police are asking anyone with information to give them a call. dub nation some exciting news here. warriors guard moses moody has agreed to a $39 million rookie contract extension. that's what his agent reportedly told espn. moody is in the final year of a rookie contract that he signed in 2021. after being drafted with the number 14 pick in the draft. he's developed into a key, reliable rotation player for head coach steve kerr. last season, moody averaged eight points in 17.5 minutes in 66 games played. well, the injury report is getting kind of crowded for the 49ers. niners appear to have sustained a major blow to their season as wide receiver brandon

aiyuk is feared to have torn his right acl on that play right there. adding insult to injury, quarterback brock purdy finished 17 of 31 against the kansas city chiefs today. 212 yards, zero touchdowns and three interceptions. brock purdy threw two interceptions in the red zone. we lost that game because because he threw those interceptions. they haven't beat them in a while. and i really wanted them to. yeah. while there were some highlights, though, rookie ricky pearsall had an impressive nfl debut today. his first game after being shot during a robbery attempt in union square in august. made three receptions. our anthony flores was at levi's today. he's going to join us live with the full report on the niners and more coming up later in sports. i mean, we like anthony and all, but do we need to hear more about that game? maybe he'll change the topic. i don't know. up next, homes in the san francisco are sitting on

the market longer, except in one neighborhood. we'll tell you where in tonight's making it in the bay report. and former president trump spotted in pittsburgh at tonight's prime time nfl matchup. his opponent, vice president harris, also campaigning in the battleground state as she celebrates a milestone birthday. we have the latest from both campaigns. plus your microclimate forecast. still ahead.

to see pre-pandemic activity. homes in the sunset district are selling fast. real estate data collection by redfin shows that homes in the sunset are selling.

are selling after being on the market about two weeks. that's the same speed as the area saw over the summer of 2019. every other zip code in the city took longer to find a buyer. this despite prices in the sunset being slightly higher than other neighborhoods. makers of all kinds gathered on vallejo's mare island this weekend for the annual maker faire bay area. this event draws hundreds of artists, crafters, engineers, builders, scientists, programmers in addition to all the displays, demonstrations, talks and features. visitors can try their hand at a number of activities. this father and son you're about to hear from came from utah to see what they could see. i like to tinker with stuff and so does my son. and i don't know when you mentioned just one of those things. that's enough for me to get on board. today marked the final day of this year's fair. we all probably have one. i have one tear. you got one? yes you do. what's that coat in the back of the closet that has a bunch of years? yeah.

today some people put those old coats to good use. alameda county firefighters and a nonprofit called beat for hope held a coat drive in san leandro. you can see the pile of coats there. this wasn't your typical collection event. there was also a dj, food and even a kids zone to encourage people to come donate their coats. beats for hope says they exceeded their goal of collecting 1000 coats. you know, we have quite a few children families living in cars or on people's couches and of course on the streets as we see that every day. so to be able to give them a gift of warmth this holiday or this winter is just makes my heart smile. the coats will be donated to other nonprofits that will distribute them. let's step outside right now. take a live look over san jose. that's a beautiful shot. it's a beautiful night. beautiful sunday night for you. we're going to have a few more. is that correct, cynthia? it was gorgeous today. it actually also felt nice on the skin. forecast. verified 84 degrees at the airport from this morning. proud of that. and

we're going to keep some. give it up for cynthia. yeah. a round of applause. we're going to keep the nice weather going. we're good. the winds are going to die down as well. and the temperatures, if you really, really want to hold on to summer. well, i think i've got a little bit of that for you, too. out the door right now. we see the fog starting to creep on in through parts of the coastline here up into marin county, and that will bring us into monday morning as we get you ready for another work day ahead. we've missed that morning marine layer. that really kick starts the day around the bay area. without it, we don't know where to go. sometimes we are going to go into some warmer days ahead as we go on into monday, tuesday and even wednesday, the height of those temperatures really warming up. and once again, that high fire danger creeping on in won't be enough of that spotty rain chance to come around that will kind of bring us out of those critical conditions. so here we go. taking it hour by hour for you. it is fall in the bay area. you walk out the door with a bunch of layers, and then

by the afternoon you're sweatin. same as we go on into our monday 40s and 50s into the noontime hour, it will be gradually clearing up and warming up, but still a little bit cooler than what we had today as a weak front. just passes us through as we go on into the start of the week. slightly cooler for our daytime highs. they're up into the mid 70s for the north bay, upper 70s livermore valley and down into the south bay as well. we'll keep it in some 60s and low 70s in the inner bay. here's how the weather pattern will change as we go on into wednesday, our warmest day. that little dome of high pressure just sitting in through parts of the southern state will block any systems from getting into the bay area, but it will break apart and maybe make way for this next event as we go on into late thursday, maybe even on friday morning. squeeze out a rain chance, bring in some breezier winds here as we go on into the end of october. if you're from the bay area, that's typically around halloween time, halloween weekend, where we start to feel those subtle changes coming about. but models are still breaking it apart, not

really getting it organized here as we go on and look towards next weekend. so if anything does come from this, it will be mainly our typical spots around this time of the year. up into the north bay. get out about maybe a quarter of an inch of rain for this. higher totals will be up towards the eureka coastline, so 7-day forecast will go like this. we'll go into some 70s for tomorrow and tuesday. bump up those numbers almost summerlike as we go on into wednesday. some upper 80s, maybe some low 90s into the santa clara valley, and then we'll bring them back down as things turn breezy and we hopefully wait for that rain chance later on in the week. san francisco just some beautiful fall days here in the bay area, the kind that just make you happy to live here, and people very happy in the city. then we'll turn it a little bit cooler and also wait for that rain chance late thursday on into friday. it looks like a great night next sunday. 49ers against the dallas cowboys. it's going to be fantastic. i didn't look ahead. i've got to be honest, it looks good. i was i

was looking at 70. it looks good to me. thank you. thanks, cynthia. up next, follow up to a story from santa cruz, swarms of anchovies swimming into the bay are now dying off by the thousands. we'll explain what's happening as cleanup efforts happening as cleanup efforts begin ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ sign & drive with zero down and zero due at signing. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. your business needs a network it can count on... volvo retailer even during the unexpected. power's out! -power's out! comcast business has you covered, with wifi backup to help keep you up and running. wifi's up. let's power on! let's power on! -let's power on! it's from the company with 99.9% network reliability.

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you may remember last month we told you about the large swarms of anchovies showing up in santa cruz. a harbor master says that's because fish like the shallow water this time of year. but many were worried the anchovies would die because of lack of oxygen. well, it appears that is exactly what has happened. we had so many anchovies that they just used up. all the oxygen in the water started dying off. so we're scooping up as many fish as we can. as that happens. santa cruz is working quickly to get rid of those dead anchovies, as he said. because soon. well, they're going to start to smell pollute the water. and as a result, even damage some boats. two pandas are making themselves at home at the national zoo in washington, d.c. they arrived from china on tuesday. now we're getting a look at how they will transition. their diet is the first step. the zoo's nutrition staff hasn't stopped growing or harvesting their food since the last group of pandas left. nbc's tommy mcfly explains. i mean, look at this mouth watering bamboo organic, locally grown. we wondered how much bamboo do

two giant pandas eat? where does it come from? and who grows it? that's why we're in front royal, virginia. the smithsonian conservation biology institute is 70 miles from the national zoo, and we have complex operations that take place on this campus as well as what happens at the zoo. so when it comes to food and diet management, we're moving things back and forth all the time. a lot happens on these 3200 sprawling acres, including growing much of the bamboo. our new pandas will eat. right now, what we're doing is we're we're cutting what we call lines into the bamboo. so you can see these gaps that are in the bamboo stand that are behind us generated a fair bit of bamboo. mike maslanka is the head of nutritional science at the national zoo and showed us their sustainable approach. so we have space for shoots to come in without the entire stand growing in size. but when you think about the panda story and how they've gone from being so endangered to more prevalent,

and it's been such a success over the last half, a century, how important is nutrition? completely and totally. we are singularly responsible for the recovery of giant pandas. that was not what i thought you would say. way to go! i'm glad you took a victory lap. i kind of joke, but i kind of don't in terms of increasing recruitment into the population. we've been trying to improve giant panda diets in managed care, and so that is, it seems it seems pretty simple, right? we want to we want to try to increase the amount of bamboo that we're feeding to giant pandas, but we're trying to do that broadly around the world. how long would this take to grow a shoot that tall would probably take a mont. a month, maybe less. wow. aside from this site, in warren county, more than 20 landowners in our area grow bamboo with mike's team. early on in my career, when i started here, we ran out of bamboo. oh, and that was terrible. it was terrible in so many fronts. you can't go to costco for that. exactly. and so

we had to start partnering with local landowners in order to increase our supply. typically, we're looking for more than an acre of solid bamboo. we're looking for bamboo that's safe for animals, also safe for our staff in order to access and harvest. and that is reasonably close. how long would it take two pandas to eat this much bamboo? we're going to be looking at about, let's say, 100 pounds per animal per day. wow. bailey and xin bao virginia bamboo diet starts as soon as they land from china. do they send bamboo like when you put a goldfish in the tank in the bag and you let it assimilate? i would, i would love if that happened, but that doesn't happen primarily because of import and the fact that it's an invasive right? right. so, so many times when we're transitioning animals from one facility to another, say, around the united states or around north america, we can get away with that, right? this is probably one of those situations where it's going to be kind of tough. the pandas don't have global entry. come on. well, the pandas probably do, but what

they eat probably doesn't. that was tommy mcfly reporting. and by the way, san francisco continues to fundraise to bring a pair of giant pandas to the san francisco zoo. it will be part of the same diplomacy program that brought the pandas to d.c. they're the pandas are expected to arrive in san francisco. all we can say is sometime next year. coming up, elon musk is promising $1 million to a lucky winner each day until election day. but there is a catch, and some are wondering if it's e washington loves to talk. i love to get stuff done. it's who i am. as mayor, i tackled homelessness... ...added 200 officers in 4 years... and saved our taxpayers $3 billion dollars. i've already got a plan to lower your grocery and insurance bills, to address climate change, and protect reproductive rights. and i'll work with anyone to get it done. i'm sam liccardo and i approve this message.

president harris is responding to the comments. former president trump made about her tonight. former president trump took questions from pennsylvania voters at a town hall after taking over the fry cooker at a mcdonald's in the suburbs outside philadelphia. mr. trump, looking to push his unsupported claims that harris lied about working at mcdonald's when she was in college. he talked about

the heat. it was so tough. she never worked at mcdonald's. his attacks against harris getting harsher, saying this at another pennsylvania campaign event on saturday night. we can't stand you. your. vice president the worst. you're the worst. vice president kamala. you're fired. harris responding to those comments today on msnbc in a sit down with reverend al sharpton. what you see in my opponent, a former president of the united states, really is it demeans the office. and i have said, and i'm very clear about this, donald trump should never again stand behind the seal of the president of the united states. he has not earned the right. evy. happy birthday to the. as you can hear, vice president harris celebrating her 60th birthday today. she started her day at a

church service just outside of atlanta. and she spoke to a congregation at the new birth missionary baptist church before heading to philadelphia. there was a special birthday fundraiser in the vp's hometown of oakland today. it happened at the home of chicken and waffles near jack london square. the restaurant is owned by derek johnson, a longtime friend of the vice president. he says they've been friends for more than 40 years now. happening this tuesday, just two weeks away from election day. vice president harris will sit down for an exclusive one on one interview with nbc's hallie jackson at the naval observatory in washington, d.c. you can watch on nbc nightly news. that's tuesday night, 4:00, and again at 630 on nbc bay area. as we said, election day is still a couple weeks away, but already more than a million californians have cast their ballots. that, according to numbers from the data company targetsmart. 1.2 million ballots have been collected both in person and by mail. 49% of the ballots were

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obviously has a right to be able to express his views. he's made it very, very clear that he supports donald trump. i don't obviously, we have a difference of opinion. i don't deny him that. right. but when you start flowing this kind of money into politics, i think it raises serious questions. the petition closes tomorrow night and that is the last day. many states allow people to register to vote with just 16 days until election day. we're helping you get informed about our local races. just scan that qr code right there on your screen. it will take you to our full voter guide with information on all of the key races. getting vulnerable about grief, spider-man star andrew garfield gets some support on sesame street. a heartwarming responses are now pouring in.

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a fire after crews rescued an injured owl. a white owl look at that. happened today at baker beach. beautiful bird. the crew at station 14 worked with animal control to rescue this bird. it was taken for an evaluation and from rehabilitation. that owl is expected to be okay. want to tell you about a heart to heart between actor andrew garfield and a sesame street character that's going viral? what was going on? oh, i don't know. you sure you want to listen? oh, elmo would love to listen. oh, i'm just thinking about my mom today. you know, she she passed away not too long ago. and, you know, i just miss her. i miss her a lot. yeah, that clip of andrew garfield and elmo talking about grief was posted on social media yesterday. it has already racked up millions of views and sparked a lot of supportive conversation. garfield tells elmo that not only is it okay to

miss someone and feel sad, but the sadness is a gift in a way. he says the sadness comes from the fact that you really love the person you are missing. garfield's mother died of cancer in 2019. we will admit it is only october, but some are ready to get into the holiday spirit right now, and hallmark channel is one of them. it's hitting the road with well-known stars on a jingle tour to celebrate the 15th anniversary of countdown to christmas. nbc's ariel hixon shows us more. grab your hot cocoa because christmas came early. it's really fun because, like, you don't start celebrating normally till, like, late november, like early december. but this is fun because i like christmas. it's all part of the hallmark channel's jingle stop tour. hundreds of fans are here at the wharf in washington, d.c. to celebrate the countdown for christmas. but this is just the first stop for the stars of the hallmark movies. today they are heading to both philly and new york. i love that hallmark is a place where representation

matters, so it means a lot. fans gathered in brisk fall weather, decked out in holiday gear. i'm just so excited to be here. i mean, look at the fans. there are so many fans here that got up at seven in the morning to come and celebrate the 15th anniversary of countdown to christmas. it's the 15th anniversary of countdown to christmas, and the network is expected to debut 47 original movies this season. i think you're going to watch them all. absolutely. yeah. a holiday tradition bringing much needed cheer to all. we love them. we love watching their movies. they bring us warmth every, every christmas season. so we love it. in washington, ariel hixon, nbc news. and i thought stores selling christmas decorations this early was a bit early, but we could name a few. costco is one of them. nothing holiday like about the weather right now? no, it is very typical in the bay area. let's take you out to monday morning sweater weather 40s and some 50s with

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mateo coast, and then into the afternoon i see it breaking apart, giving way to a little bit of a cooler day as that weak front just passes us here through monday. so let's get you started out the door. 40s and 50s, sweater weather. and then by the middle part of the day taking that lunch break outside as some numbers turn a little bit more mild upper 60s in napa 70s out towards the east bay and in los gatos and into the afternoon. we'll cool it down a little bit, see some daytime highs only in the mid 70s up there in the north bay, 79 in tracy we're going way out there today, 78 in morgan hill, upper 60s and some low 70s for the inner bay. but after that we're going to start building a ridge of high pressure, meaning we're going to get some more of that sunshine dry weather, fire danger still at the top of mind over the next couple of days as we ramp up those temperatures in san jose to nearly that 90 degree mark, i'm seeing some of the models push to 90 further down into morgan hill and gilroy. so we'll just watch it day by day. but we'll just quickly cool down as we head on

into the second half of the week, and the pattern starts to change a little bit. notice here we're tracking a system of low pressure late thursday on into friday. the way that this digs into the bay area could bring about before the rain chances. some more breeze into the picture, some more cloud cover, and we'll watch how it kind of puts itself together. model run by model, run into the later part of the week. right now. best chances of getting any significant moisture still remain to the north of the bay area and into parts of the pacific northwest, but we'll just continue to hold out hope here. san francisco 7-day forecast and our inner bay 60s and 70s just absolutely stunning weather over the next couple of days. turning a little bit cooler towards the end of the week. halloween weekend into next week. we're not going to jump into christmas just yet. inland. seven day forecast 70s upper 80s by wednesday and then we'll bring it back down into some 70s, maybe see some cloud cover, maybe see some rain. really just depends day by day

what the models want to do. all right cynthia thank you very much. and you're not into the early christmas stuff. no. halloween all the way. fair enough. all right, anthony flores joins us now at levi's with a look at what is coming up in sports. anthony. yeah. guys i wish i had better news, but all i can say is the chiefs do it to the 49ers again. all right. a bright spot for san francisco. ricky pearsall, the emotional debut for the rookie wide receiver. st

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just like on super sunday, casey made the plays when it mattered most. the niners are dealing with major injuries. deebo samuel was only in for a handful of plays because of an illness. the biggest loss was to star receiver brandon aiyuk. the niners fear he hurt his acl in the second quarter. he didn't return. the one bright spot for the 49ers in the first half was ricky pearsall. the rookie receiver making his nfl debut less than two months after being shot in the chest in an attempted robbery in san francisco. he had three catches for 21 yards. the chiefs led 14 six at the break. the first of brock purdy's two short touchdown runs makes it a two point game in the third quarter, but later, with the niners driving to potentially take the lead, purdy throws an interception. the chiefs capitalize on the turnover. patrick mahomes getting it done with his legs. 2112 k.c. the niners still have a chance to get back in it, but purdy throws

into double coverage in the end zone. it's his third interception of the game. mecole hardman scored the game winner in super bowl 58, and he puts this game on ice with an 18 yard touchdown. the undefeated chiefs do it again. they beat the 49ers 28 to 18. there's no way to sugarcoat that. we got our kicked today. lots of reasons for it. but those are the things that they don't need to sit and think about. today. we'll address all those tomorrow. you know, be hard on each other and find a way to put it to bed so we can come out here and make sure we put our best foot forward and find a way to get a win versus dallas. i got to play better, for sure. just with my throws, some decisions. and that's that's pretty simple. i obviously got to watch the film and stuff, but my instant reaction has got to play better. you obviously want to beat a team that's had your number for since i've been here. but we didn't play good enough. yeah. everything obviously all the adversity i just went through these past month. you know, it was really good to go out there

with my guys again. you know, they did a really good job of rallying around me, making sure, you know, i stayed up and it was a huge blessing for me today. yeah. now ricky might be forced into the lineup even more for the 49ers, depending on the injury to brandon aiyuk. the niners say they will know more tomorrow, but the fear is it is a torn acl. down in los angeles, the rams taking on the las vegas raiders. la turning defense into offense. gardner minshew is sacked and fumbles cameron curl with the scoop and score. las vegas could only manage five field goals. the rams beat the raiders 20 to 15. hey, it will be hollywood versus the big apple in the fall classic. the dodgers beat the mets, ten five, in game six. they win the nlcs and they will face the new york yankees in the world series. game one is friday night in los angeles. in the wnba, sabrina ionescu is a champion. the east bay native helped the new york

liberty beat minnesota, 6762, in overtime of game five. it's new york's first title in franchise history and one hockey note. the sharks fall to colorado 4 to 1. san jose remains winless on the young season. as for the niners, they will look to get back on the winning track next sunday night against the dallas cowboys on sunday night football live at levi's stadium in santa clara. anthony flores nbc bay area. terry and garvin, back to you in the studio. all right, anthony, thank you very much. and there's always next week. yeah. dodgers, yankees. can i who do i root for? the umpire. i don't know. i'm lost. hot dog guy. yeah, the hot dog guy. one of those teams i just can't root for no matter what they're doing. yeah, but that's another story. it's got more to do with the giants than anything else. anyway, thanks very much for joining us. we'll be back tonight at 11:00. we hope you can join us then.

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