and turn--you know what, enough about me, enough. but i'm kenny smith, and remember, thanks for watching, and always play it forward on your home court. [music] taking a live look outside in san francisco, transamerica pyramid, nice and illuminated.

you can almost see all the way back to the golden gate bridge. thank you so much for starting your saturday morning with us. i'm kira klapper cinthia pimentel has a quick look at our microclimate forecast. i know we're not talking about the sunrise, but it's so dark outside and what in a week i think we fall back already, don't we? i think maybe something like that. something like that. yeah. we're still trying to keep track of where the year has gone. good morning kira. good morning everyone. and as you've noticed, those darker afternoons, those chillier mornings as well, we are waking up with 39 right now in boulder creek. some low 40s continue towards the east bay. 42 in danville. and we've got 40 for sonoma and napa. so definitely some sweater weather. it will be a gradual warming as we get into that brunch time hour and into the afternoon. highs only in the upper 60s. low 70s bayshore to some upper 70s in our inland valleys. there is a major shift ahead as we go on into the

second half of the weekend. for those of you that want it to feel like fall, i've got that and a chance of rain in that 7-day forecast. i'll be back in a few minutes. keir. back to you. all right. cynthia, thanks. new overnight uc berkeley students on high alert after shots were fired early this morning. around 1 a.m. campus police sent out an alert to students that their shotspotter system detected gunshots in several locations south of campus. it started on telegraph avenue and east street. that's right near amoeba music. then the system detected the shots going south and west, away from campus. not long after the alert was cleared. no word on any injuries nor arrests. berkeley police say they are now investigating. now two decision 2024 just about a week and a half until election day, the bay area election officials are opening up weekend voting locations and putting out reminders of mail in deadlines.

this coming tuesday. the 29th is the last recommended day to mail in your ballot. ballots will be accepted as long as they are postmarked by election day, which is tuesday, november 5th, and they must be received by november 12th. you can also drop off your ballot at any official drop box by 8 p.m. on election day, or go to your local polling place and remember, sign the back of your envelope. most bay area counties do kick off weekend voting hours. today, san mateo county will open their weekend voting tomorrow. solano county plans to start weekend voting next weekend. so far, contra costa county is the only county with no weekend hours offered, but you see the rest on your screen there. a reminder we do have you covered on all of our local races. just scan that qr code on your screen that will take you to our full voter

guide. with all the important dates and key information on all of your local races. meanwhile, in the south bay, there's a new push to oust city council member omar torres, the mayor of san jose and the city council are calling on torres to resign. and now community leaders and residents are launching an official recall campaign. but as today in the bay's jocelyn moran reports, it could be a lengthy and costly process. here's matthew. a new push to get san jose city councilman omar torres out of office on friday. community members and business owners voiced their concerns and launched a formal campaign to recall him. the behavior is not okay. we don't feel comfortable hosting meetings with his name stamped on there. he has a lot of personal obligations going on outside of work, and he cannot focus on the city. he cannot focus on this district. torres has missed two consecutive council meetings and is now asking for a one month leave of absence, citing his mental health amid a police investigation into alleged sexual misconduct with a minor.

the mayor and rest of the council have made it clear they want torres to resign, but have also said if he doesn't, the only option for voters would be a recall. this is an absolutely right thing to do. though a recall effort could take months. legal analyst stephen clark says city council has one other option to possibly remove torres from office. what would happen is the city council can start a removal hearing against him, and the big question would be, is his underlying conduct related to his duties and the city council? torres hasn't been arrested or charged with a crime, even if charges are filed, that wouldn't necessarily change the dynamic for the city council unless they can show these charges are related in some fashion to his duties as a city council member. torres has maintained his innocence, saying he's the victim of extortion. in the meantime, other council members have been assigned to fill torres spot on city committees. jocelyn moran, nbc,

bay area news. now to a follow up on san jose city council candidate tam truong. this criminal. the criminal charges against truong were dismissed yesterday. in september, he was charged with criminal grand theft in connection with a mortgage fraud lawsuit. truong is a san jose police sergeant vying for the district eight seat. he's running on a platform of public safety and accountability on homeless spending. the santa cruz county district attorney assistant district attorney asked the judge to dismiss the charge because of insufficient evidence. the judge agreed. wel, this morning, the music world is mourning the loss of a legend whose life and career began and ended right here in the bay area. phil lesh, phil lesh, pardon me, the iconic co-founder and bassist of the grateful dead passed peacefully yesterday at the age of 84. today in the bay gia vang is in san francisco. as deadheads gathered with love to fare thee well. the grateful

dead's box of rain blares from this vw van that, for some time friday night, sat right outside of this house in the haight-ashbury neighborhood where, one after another, they came. patrick farrell arrived with flowers, listening to the music of the grateful dead have gotten me through some of the roughest times in my life. i was only here for a three day work trip, so it's poetic that i get to be here on the day he leaves the planet. maybe the sun is shining. phil lesh, the rock band's bassist and founding member, died peacefully, surrounded by family and full of love, according to a post on his instagram. this is where lesh and the band once lived in the 1960s, drawing many deadheads with the band's devoted followers are called there with something to offer. a lot of their songs have lyrics about roses, so it's a symbol of the band and it's, you know, an appropriate thing to do. this is

a really big loss, a sad loss. it's going to take a while to process, so i seen him play many dozens of times and memories that i'll cherish forever. mayor london breed, saying he was a san francisco icon who helped define an era and also shaped the world of music. i brought an unbroken chain, the lyrics to unbroken chain because phil would always rock that one out. lesh's heart on the sidewalk outside of the store. love on haight is carefully surrounded by more flowers and candles. owner sunshine powers will never forget the first time she met him in 1999. phil registered me as an organ donor and that's one of the reasons why i'm at organ donors. because of phil lesh. a big part of his life's mission. lesh was born in berkeley, grew up in the east bay. the grateful dead formed in 1965 and became one of the most influential bands in america, inventing what we now know as jam bands with lush as an anchor. the solid

part of what the grateful dead had and what kept the feet moving was phil lesh's bass playing and his class, his musical training. trained in musical theory, leaving his lasting imprint on music and people. you know, he never knew me, but we all knew him. and you. i don't know, he's just part of my heart to another day. gia vang today in the bay seen before. he will be missed. well, we are going to turn now to an east bay man under arrest, accused of killing his own father. hayward police arrested david sanchez on thursday. police say sanchez told them he shot and killed his father and dumped his body in a dumpster in union city. it all started on wednesday when family members

requested that hayward police check on the father and the son. relatives said they were concerned because the father did not show up for work and wasn't answering his phone. the 25 year old son now faces murder charges. a carjacking at a local amtrak station has commuters on high alert. it happened yesterday morning at the martinez amtrak station in contra costa county. police say a woman the victim as they were putting the luggage into the back seat of their car. that female suspect then drove over the victim's foot as she got away. the suspect also forced an elderly woman who was in the passenger seat of that car, out of the moving car, and dragged her. that victim eventually freed herself. police arrested that suspect in walnut creek. but still, people we spoke with say they are concerned. it's scary. you know, it's not something that should happen, especially at a transit station. you know, it's should be more like, protected. this is a not a typical event in martinez, but

wherever you are, i think situational awareness is always is important. the victims were treated for their injuries, but we are awaiting an update on how they're doing. that accused carjacker now faces multiple charges. her bail is set at $315,000. well, cracking down on sideshows is apparently starting to pay off. the california highway patrol says it has seized more than a dozen cars involved in two separate sideshows on the bay bridge. they both happened on the same night back in early september. one sideshow blocked the eastbound lanes of the bridge, while another blocked the westbound lanes. ever since it happened, the chp says it has collected video evidence from cameras around the bridge, and officers compiled a list of 23 cars that were involved. the chp says it has successfully seized 16 of those cars. here are some photos of some of them,

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of skies over dublin on a chilly morning out there. we are approaching sunrise on this final weekend of october. we appreciate your starting it with us. cinthia pimentel will be along in just a few minutes with your full microclimate forecast and a cool down on its way. meanwhile, we are following developing news out of the middle east, where overnight israel launched an attack in iran. the israel defense forces says that the strikes were in response to months of continuous attacks from iran back on october first, iran launched close to 200 ballistic missiles at israel. this marks the first time israel's military has openly attacked iran. the attack risks pushing the two countries

closer to all out war, at a time when militant groups backed by iran, including hamas and gaza and hezbollah in lebanon, already are at war with israel. the hours long attack targeted sites near tehran. the idf says it targeted a missile manufacturing facilities, surface to air missile missile sites and additional iranian aerial capabilities. back here locally, state fish and wildlife is pushing back the start of commercial dungeness crab fishing in the bay area for the sixth consecutive year. wildlife officials say it's to protect endangered whales from those fishing lines. a recent count saw more than 100 humpback whales off the coast of the bay area. the department of fish and wildlife says it will give an update on the season on november 15th. the potential opening date is december 1st. meanwhile, recreational crab fishing opens statewide on november 2nd. there

is a debate over an altar created to honor dia de los muertos, or day of the dead, and it's happening in the south bay. an unhoused man built this altar next to a homeless encampment near 280 and seventh street. it was created on the side of the road by a san jose man. neighbors are fond of it. they say, but caltrans is stepping in and the city says it has to go. do you like it? yeah, i really like it. before it was dirty, too much garbage and always something going on. there was smog, but right now, nice clean flowers. i think it's nice. it's beautiful at night time. it's really, really beautiful. when it's light up because i have candles and lights and everything. so it looks beautiful at nighttime. the city says it is too close to the freeway, and it posted a notice on behalf of caltrans saying the altar has to come down by monday, the day after tomorrow. the homeless man was also given

a notice to vacate that space. he is asking if the city will at least let it stand until after november 2nd, this year's day of the dead dia de los muertos. we've reached out to the city and caltrans. we have yet to hear back. well, if you haven't read a michael connelly book, chances are you've seen one somewhere. connelly will be in the bay area this weekend promoting his latest title. the waiting is the latest in the ballard and bosch series. it's about the los angeles police department's open-unsolved unit. it focuses on a case based on the unsolved black dahlia murders of the 1940s. connelly's nearly 40 novels draw from his experience as a crime and courts reporter for the l.a. times. he talked to us about how much he appreciates his fans, how much they love his books, even when they have suggestions for his characters or their plots. it

shows that they're really thinking about it, and that you've connected on some level. so it's really quite charming. most of the time when someone says something now, if they come up and say, i got something all wrong, then that might be fighting words. i was going to say he has a good openness to his fans suggestions. you can meet connelly person at book passage in corte madera today or tomorrow at the sebastopol community cultural center. find more details at michael connelly.com. if you don't have a bike, because if you don't have a bike, you ride because it needs a tune up. we have a way you can get that tune up for free. morgan hill based bike company specialized is launching a reduce reuse re specialized program to help get a million bikes back on the road by the end of 2025, specialized will offer the free tune ups along with discounted repairs on any bike, not just their own brand. the goal is to make people, communities and the planet

healthier, looking at potentially reducing carbon footprint by 438,000,000kg of co2, potentially burning 25 billion calories. together reducing screen time by 66,000,000 hours and increasing our lifespan by 4 million years. collectively. and who doesn't love that? specialized is kicking off that reduced, reused, specialized campaign today. go to specialize dot com to find a retailer near you where you can get those free tune ups, kids helmets and discounted repairs. we found locations from santa rosa to san francisco to san mateo and san jose, and of course in morgan hill, where specialized is headquartered. time now to check in with cinthia pimentel for a look at our microclimate forecast. it sounds like you're saying today might be the day to get out on the bike, and today might be the warmest for the next seven. so we're going to start to change that pattern up

big time. it's about time, right? it's about time. i'm ready 43 to start in santa rosa today. but beautiful skies. that has been the way we've looked up this week. just gorgeous throughout the bay 50 to start in walnut creek. and i mean it doesn't get better than that. view over san francisco 53 there and 52 in san jose. it was a chilly one and we'll gradually warm up as we go through the day. but let's take it into the afternoon, see where our temperatures stand. we've got some upper 60s from san francisco to mill valley, some low 70s along the east bay shoreline in oakland and our inland valleys. no more of those 80s for the next couple of days. we're only going to top out 77 out in brentwood, 76 santa rosa and in san jose and los gatos, and get ready to bundle up over the next couple of days, we're going to turn things a little bit cloudier into this evening. so if you have halloween weekend plans in store, i would definitely bring those jackets with the costumes. cloudy skies into our saturday night awaiting for a chance of some drizzle. light sounds of that for our

sunday morning. better chances of some heavier rainfall are of course going to stay up to the northern part of the state. and as we take it on into sunday afternoon, we'll watch for a chance of some drizzle out there at the 49ers game. so definitely a pattern change. those of you that have been wanting it to feel like fall, here's my forecast for you. if we squeeze anything out of this, it will be maybe a 10th of an inch if we're lucky, and that should continue on even on into monday as we take that seven-day forecast. look together. lots happening. so watch this. the highs for today, upper 70s like we talked about. but we bring them down a few degrees into tomorrow. and then stay in the 60s over the next couple of days. with that chance not only for tomorrow even on into monday, and possibly on into our halloween plans, but that's still a couple of days. we don't want to get too ahead of ourselves, but you've got to start thinking about those costumes, too. that could include the umbrella. san francisco over the next couple of days, a mild day for today, but then back down into the 60s with some cool overnight lows

over the next couple of days. so sweater weather as we head on into the final days of october. and you were correct about daylight saving time next sunday. i know some stuff sometimes. cynthia. thanks. we have much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, a stanford doctor fighting for his own life is now educating future physicians

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of his life after being diagnosed with stage four lung cancer, is going through. treatment and has decided to share his journey by teaching a new course to. help educate a new generation of physicians. garvin thomas has his story in this morning's bay area. proud. there are moments in every life. why don't we get started? when the path you've traveled to your destination only reveals itself in hindsight, really thought it was very important to add this session to our class doctor bryant lynn is living one of those moments right now. yeah, it's. and it's always looking backward. you can kind of see the connections, but not looking forward. well looking backward, doctor lynn chose a career in medicine 20 years ago with a simple goal. i wanted that personal connection and that satisfaction from helping people on a day to day basis. it was one of the reasons. in 2018, doctor lynn co-founded stanford's center for asian health research and education. one particular area of focus

lung cancer in nonsmokers. our colleagues in oncology were seeing lots of asians coming in with lung cancer, having never smoked. and, you know, a lot of the population, including doctors, thinks about lung cancer as a smoker's disease, which may explain why doctor lynn was and in a way, not shocked. earlier this year to find himself one of the 20% with lung cancer who have never smoked. i'm stage four b, so the most advanced stage of lung cancer. it spread to my brain, to my liver, to my bones. the combination of treatments doctor lynn has been receiving have slowed the disease and given him a good enough quality of life to continue working and teaching. and i guess you'll explain about this. but one class, this fall is different, because i want to take something that is obviously very negative to me personally and get some benefit out of it for, for at least for other people at inflection points in your life from diagnosis to dialog, a doctor's real time

battle with cancer is a class doctor. lynn is teaching with his journey, his day to day experience as the centerpiece. they talk about the disease, the treatment, and on this day, how spirituality can play a role in those with terminal illnesses. would love to hear your comments. doctor lynn feels he's uniquely qualified as a physician to communicate with future doctors in a language they will understand. you know, i thought, hey, i can use this opportunity to impact other people and with whatever time he has left, leave the future of medicine a little brighter. i told them, my one wish for the class is that one of the students goes into something related to cancer care could be primary care, could be oncology, could be research. you know, it doesn't matter to me. i'm like, hopefully this will inspire

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even chillier. a little chilly over the next couple of days. definitely going to put the bur in october as we go on into the final days, we are starting our morning off 48 in san jose, 46 in gilroy. lots of 40s on the map, 45 in dublin. my coolest spots have been up there in the north bay, point reyes and napa at 43 to start our final weekend in october and of course the pumpkin patch is going to be very busy. let's go up to petaluma where we're going to see a mix of sun and clouds for today. temperatures in the upper 70s that will feel nice, but look at that drop as we go on into tomorrow and even putting just a little hint of those rain chances. so if you want that fall pattern that you've been that we've been wishing for really over the last month and a half, it is coming. as we go on into tomorrow, you'll notice more of that breeze picking up cooler and gloomy at times with a chance of squeezing out a raindrop or two, and that will continue into the last couple of days of october. maybe even need an umbrella for our halloween plans. we'll talk about that

coming up in about ten minutes. here, back to you. oh, rain on halloween. all right. cynthia, thanks. new this morning, new video into our newsroom of an early morning sideshow in the south bay. take a look. at that illegal stunt show. started just before one this morning in san jose on oakland road and murphy avenue. that's near north park plaza. people were setting off fireworks, as you see and hear, as cars did donuts in the middle of that crowd. they then moved about five miles down highway 101 to story and king roads. soon after, police were able to disperse the crowds, but no word on any arrests. we are just about ten days away from election day and happening today. both presidential candidates are in michigan. vice president harris will be joined by former first lady michelle obama for the first time on the

campaign trail. meanwhile, former president trump will hold a rally in novi, michigan. this comes as both candidates made big plays in texas to reach voters yesterday. harris rallying with superstar beyonce and trump taping an interview with popular podcaster joe rogan. nbc's brie jackson has the latest. a texas showdown in the final stretch of the presidential race, former president trump in austin hammering home his message about immigration. we're like a garbage can for the rest of the world to dump the people that they don't want. under the trump administration, we will end this migrant invasion and we will deport every last criminal alie. vice president harris teaming up with megastar beyonce in houston. powerful voices coming together and putting reproductive rights front and center. because we are not going back. we are not going back.

both campaigns laying out their contrasting closing arguments, seeking to energize voters during an election cycle, dividing americans over issues. as women, we stick together and we make sure that there is a say concerning this body. i know what's best for my body. by gender. polls show trump with a 16 point lead among men. i don't like illegal immigration, which is something that i think he focuses on heavily. the lone star state serving as the backdrop for a competitive white house race and a key down ballot contest between senator ted cruz and challenger colin allred. control of the white house and congress at stake. this november. in washington, brie jackson, nbc news. now to fallout at the los angeles times as it pulled its endorsement of

vice presidential candidate, presidential candidate harris. two veteran journalists have announced their resignations following another editor over the owner's decision of the l.a. times not to endorse a candidat, while also blocking several editorials favoring harris. the l.a. times is owned by doctor patrick soon-shiong, a businessman and investor. in a statement, one of the editorial board members called trump openly hostile to principles central to journalism, including respect for truth and democracy. meanwhile, bay area elections officials are opening up weekend voting locations and putting out reminders of mail in deadlines this coming tuesday, the 29th is the last recommended day to mail in your ballot. ballots will be accepted as long as they're postmarked by election day, tuesday, november fifth, and they must be received by november 12th. you can also drop off your ballot at any official

drop box by 8 p.m. on election day, or go to your local polling place. and don't forget to sign the back of your envelope. most bay area counties, in fact, are kicking off weekend voting hours today. you can see that list on your screen. san francisco, alameda, napa, santa clara, marin and sonoma counties open today. san mateo county will open their weekend voting tomorrow. solano county plans to begin weekend voting next weekend. so far, contra costa county is the only county with no weekend hours offered. and a reminder we have you covered for all of our local races. scan that qr code on your screen. it will take you to our full voter guide with important dates and key information on all of the races. meanwhile, there is a new problem for embattled san jose city councilman omar torres. he could soon face a recall election. organizers from his district launched their recall

campaign just yesterday. you might know by now torres is being investigated for allegedly having an inappropriate relationship with a minor or multiple minors. the allegations came to light earlier this month. organizers of the recall say the claims are so that torres should be removed from office, even though he has not yet been charged with any crime. they also say they're fed up with the city councilman's recent absences from city meetings. we demand councilmember torres resign. we demand representation and to see it through. we are moving forward with a recall. the behavior is not okay. we don't feel comfortable hosting meetings with his name stamped on there. he has a lot of personal obligations going on outside of work and he cannot focus on the city. he cannot focus on this district. the recall campaign will need to collect more than 5000 signatures, which must then be verified by the registrar in

order to get a recall election. neither torres nor his attorney have returned our request for comment, but in a recent memo, torres asked the city for a one month medical leave of absence to focus on his mental health. another canceled match for the san jose state women's volleyball team, the san jose spartans, were supposed to face the university of nevada wolf pack this weekend, but the wolf pack players backed out of the game. the team had to forfeit due to not having enough players. some of the players posted on x quote we refuse to participate in any match that advances in justice against female athletes. all of this coming after reports there is a transgender woman on the spartans team. the school has not confirmed. that. four other schools, including boise and utah state, also have canceled games against the spartans this

season. in an apparent protest against the alleged transgender athlete. happening today. today is national prescription drug take back day. if you have old or expired prescriptions, even things you're not using, it is the ideal event to get rid of them and keep them out of the wrong hands. the event allows people to drop off prescription drugs that are expired, no longer needed, even including opioids, no questions asked. you can drop off your prescriptions at police stations and veterans affairs offices across the bay area to find a location near yo, go to dea.gov/takeback day. also happening today victory outreach church in san jose will host a fentanyl awareness safety event. it will hold a march at saint james park in downtown san jose. organizers say the march will help raise awareness about fentanyl devastating impact and call for stronger action to combat the public health emergency. that march begins at 10 a.m. and as we know, october

is breast cancer awareness month. this holiday weekend, you can join the movement in your best pink costume. this is a live look. in fact, at great america park in santa clara, where in just about 20 minutes from now, the making strides of silicon valley walk will take place. the american cancer society is hosting the event. the walk is free. gates open at 8 a.m. any proceeds raised will go towards saving lives of survivors of breast cancer. you can find more information at making strides walk.org/silicon valley 40 past the hour. still to come on today in the bay. the 49ers limping into tomorrow's game against the cowboys. but the cowboys

80 or 80. we're following a word of a fire near grand and maritime. so your approach to the bay bridge, we can see it on our live camera there. traffic is moving fine, but crews are headed there. so we'll update you on that as we get throughout the show. meantime, everybody else starting off with a chilly morning up there in the north bay, 43. 47 in pleasanton. and the low 50s continue through san carlos and san jose. so sweater weather to start our saturday here. final one of the month of

october. and as we take a look at our daytime highs, you'll feel it just a little bit cooler than where we were yesterday. but skies are definitely going to change as we go through the next couple of days. 60s and low 70s through our inner bay and only the upper 70s for parts of livermore down in morgan hill, 75 in san rafael. look at this drop as we go on into tomorrow. even might squeeze out a chance of some light rain as we wake up on our sunday. no more of those mid 70s or 80s. we are cooling it down into the 60s and 70s and the cool down will continue into monday. it's going to be a struggle getting out of bed, getting the workweek started. but the good news is that we can bring out more of our fall attire as we go through the next couple of days. you'll notice some filtered sunshine as we go on through our saturday. our halloween weekend plans. definitely want to bundle up if you're heading out tonight, we are looking at a chance of waking up with some light pitter patters throughout our sunday morning. more of those cloudy skies throughout the day and we'll keep our eye out. 5:00 as that game gets started down here in santa clara. definitely a

major change in the pattern ahead that will continue as we take a look at our long range pattern. some colder weather is ahead that might even bring a light dusting of snow into the higher peaks of the sierra. and what is this ahead? that pattern. if you live here in the bay area, you know that once halloween comes around, we are definitely cooling things down and keeping that chance of the rain in our extended forecast. and right there through the inland valleys, we'll drop those temperatures for tomorrow. keep that chance for not only tomorrow, but on monday morning as well. i'm going to call that a little bit further north. we'll see how the models hold and into the next couple of days. 60s will be the trend not only in our inland valleys, but san francisco, to where we'll feel the breeze pick up and also maybe look at a chance for some light rain on halloween thursday, all right, crossing my fingers that we don't have that for my kids sake. all right, cynthia, thanks. 46 past the hour. coming up on today in the bay, the faithful faithfully helping our climate in crisis with one rooftop project. the

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plus ask how to get up to a $500 prepaid card. call today! turning now to our climate in crisis and the efforts from one pro sports team in the bay area to make a change. cinthia pimentel is back to break it all down for us ahead of tomorrow's niners game. hey, cynthia. good morning carol. yeah, the

faithful to the planet, we're calling it. did you know that by rooting on our favorite football team, we're helping fight climate change? the san francisco 49ers leading the league on reducing our carbon footprint from recycled materials used to build levi's stadium to the food grown right there on a rooftop garden. what we strive to do is, is bring everything fresh to our fan base, and it's really important. the quality is important here at the stadium because it leaves a lasting impression with the fans that come in. so our chefs do a really great job at identifying the new upcoming trends and what people really want to consume. and so they build their menus around our fan base. the cups and plates are compostable or are recycled. the extra food grown gets donated to local food banks, and levi's stadium was the pro football stadium to have achieved leed gold certification. as you walk in and across the solar paneled bridge with an additional panel on the roof deck that helps

generate more energy than is consumed. it's such an important mission for us to do the right thing, not just for our communities, but for the environment. and, you know, for us, at the end of the day, it's all about the fan experience. and so if we can improve the fan experience by doing some of these little things that make meaningful change happen, we'll do we'll do that every day. and if you're lucky enough to go to tomorrow's game, don't forget that riding public transit helps reduce your your carbon footprint as well. to share this story on your social media, go to our website nbcbayarea.com and look for it under the climate and crisis tab kira. all right cynthia. sounds good. thanks. well, speaking of the niners getting ready for that must win game against the dallas cowboys tomorrow. it's a sunday night game. you can watch right here on nbc. bay area. and we want to give you this live look outside at levi's stadium in santa clara. the niners need that win tomorrow night to recover from last weekend's loss

against the kansas city chiefs, and to be in a better position to make a playoff push in the second half of the season. but the niners could be going into tomorrow's game without their top five offensive playmakers. brandon aiyuk is out for the season. christian mccaffrey is out for at least one more game. deebo samuel is recovering from pneumonia. jauan jennings is out from a hip injury and george kittle is questionable because of that foot sprain. our niners insider matt maiocco, says playing at home means more rest and energy from the 49ers faithful. i think where the team is now, they certainly need to have a home game followed by the bye week so that when they get back out there, they can make that playoff push. the question is, and this is a big one, whether they start the second half of the season, their final nine games with a four and four record. and that sounds like a heck of a lot better than a three and five record. so that's

why this game against the cowboys is so very important. meanwhile, the faithful are being called to action. the niners organization says the fans need to make levi's stadium deafening tomorrow for dallas. i know our fans are strong and proud to represent the 49ers, so i have full expectation that they'll be raucous and ready to go and ready to support the tea on the field. you can watch the niners take on the cowboys right here on nbc. bay areare j mathai and janelle wang will be live from levi's stadium. kickoff is at 520. we will have coverage before and after the game. now to the warriors two. and oh, on the season for the second straight game, they blew out their opponent, beating the utah jazz 127 to 86. newcomer buddy hield continued his hot start to the season, scoring 24 points in just the first half. he finished the game with a game high 27. the warriors next game

is tomorrow at chase center against the los angeles clippers. speaking of la, a fall classic for the ages as the dodgers strike first in the world series at home. first baseman freddie freeman hitting that grand slam in the bottom of the 10th, giving the dodgers a 6 to 3 victory over the new york yankees. the dodgers now have one game to zero lead in the best of seven series. two teams square off again today in los angeles. 53 past the hour. up next, a quick look at our top stories, including about a week and a half until election day, if you haven't already. now is the time to think about how you're going to cast your ballot. importtan

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a week and a half until election day and bay area election officials are opening up voting locations this weekend and putting out reminders of mail in deadlines. this coming tuesday, the 29th is the last recommended day to mail in your ballot. ballots will be accepted as long as they're postmarked by election day. that's the following tuesday, november 5th, and your ballots must be received by november 12th. you can also drop off your ballot at any official drop box by 8 p.m. on election night, or go to your local polling place. remember, you need to sign the back of

your envelope for your votes to count. most bay area counties kick off weekend voting hours today. all counties but san mateo and solano counties open today, so san mateo opens tomorrow. next saturday is solano county and contra costa county so far, is the only county with no weekend voting hours. a reminder we have you covered for all our local races. scan that qr code on your screen. it will take you to our full voter guide with all those important dates i just rattled off and all that key information you need to know. and before we go, cynthia has one last look at the forecast. we're going into halloween weekend with those clear skies right behind us. it will turn cloudy though as we go on into tonight. and that pattern change ahead. chances of rain and temperatures dipping down into the 60s with some chilly mornings ahead there too. can i just give a quick shout out to my aunt and uncle david, thanks for joining us. this morning visiting from toronto. love you guys. my godparents.

thanks to all of you also for making us a part of your morning no. 5 or 6 p.m. news tonight. instead, it's the big ten, right here on nbc bay area. number three, penn state nittany lions taking on the wisconsin badgers. we will have a special edition newscast at eight. and then we're back again at 11. until then, you can stay up to date on nbcbayarea.com. as always, we hope you have a great saturday. enjoy the warmth while we have it because this is the last of it today. ahead sweater weather ahead. thanks again for joining us. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow morning

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