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and the faithful are already pumped for the big game. some gathered in the south bay today for a pre-game rally. this right here, this rally is a is to get us excited for tomorrow when we run over the cowboys. i like her energy. i like her voice. yeah, right. thanks for joining us on a special edition of nbc bay area news. i'm gia vang, and i'm terry mcsweeney. niners fans and cowboys fans converging on the bay area ahead of tomorrow's prime time game right here on nbc bay area. and we have team coverage tonight. anthony flores tracking the injuries that are taking a toll on the niners offense. and meteorologist rob mayeda is tracking our football forecast. but we want to start with our marianne favro live at levi's. mariann. it's going to be the place to be. absolutely. a lot of energy tonight as people rushed into the team store at the last minute to grab their 49ers gear. but no matter what the final score is tomorrow, the big winner is the local economy. prescott bouncing, looking. the dallas cowboys versus the san francisco

49ers. a rivalry that began in the 70s and is still going strong. it's the legacy. it's the history. it goes way back. it's a back in, you know, with montana and rice and i mean, i was i was there watching the stuff that's cute. which is why valerie burris was excited to head to the team store to shop for niners merch. the 49ers, of course. the fletcher brothers have a rivalry of their own. clayton is rooting for dallas and jackson is a niners fan. this will be our first time going to a game together with football fans from all over the nation. coming to santa clara for the big game businesses, including pizza, my heart are getting a slice of the profits from additional football loving customers. every game day is to like when the lines go out the door. we get a lot of money from beers, whole pizzas and slices.

nearby hotels are benefiting too. we checked and most only had just a few rooms left. and tomorrow uber and lyft drivers will reap the rewards of helping hundreds of fans get to the gam. tate go niners! and if you want to attend the game tomorrow, there are still tickets. i checked online and they are ranging in price from 200 to $700. of course, you can watch the game on nbc bay area from the comfort of your own home. our live newscast from levi's stadium starts at 3 p.m. tomorrow, reporting live in santa clara, marianne favro nbc, bay area news. go niners! go, niners. indeed. all right. marianne, thanks very much. the last couple of times the niners have played at levi's, it's been baking hot in the sun. that's not going to be a problem this time. not a problem tomorrow. we've got clouds, temperatures around kickoff time likely to be in the upper 60s. we will see wind, though, out of the northwest from about 10 to

20mph. and as we approach the fourth quarter, temperatures dropping into the low 60s. so maybe take a light jacket out there if you're lucky enough to have a ticket to the game. otherwise, watch it right here on nbc bay area. another change tomorrow. a chance of drizzle and a few light rain showers possible across the north bay as we transition to a much cooler forecast into the new week, we'll talk more about those chances for a few showers and lows in the 30s and 40s. for some of the valleys next week. closer look coming up in our forecast in a few minutes. all right rob, thanks. and the niners will not be at full strength when they take the field at levi's. anthony flores joins us with an injury update. anthony who's playing who's not who might play. yeah we're kind of getting used to this right. the niners have been battling injuries all season. and tomorrow will be no different. their receiving corps has taken a big hit. we all know brandon aiyuk is out for the season. jauan jennings will not play because of a hip injury. both deebo samuel and tight end george kittle are questionable. this could be a big opportunity for ricky pearsall and fellow

rookie jacob cowing. pearsall made his nfl debut debut last week against the chiefs. he played a team high 48 snaps at receiver, less than two months after being shot in the chest and an attempted robbery in san francisco. now, deebo is recovering from pneumonia. kittle is dealing with a foot sprain. both were limited but practiced twice this week. when i saw them, they looked pretty good. they looked like they're going to play. even if they do, pearsall role is going to increase with the loss of brandon aiyuk. the nfl's land of opportunity. when you have an opportunity in front of you, if you take advantage of it, that's how you that's how you build an nfl career. and you know, ricky, ronnie, jake, kris, they all have opportunity in front of them. so it hurt my heart to see him go down. but you know, that's kind of what comes along with football. and so now we've got a lot of rookies that need to step up including myself. so you know we're excited to do that. coming up, more on the rivalry between the 49ers and

the cowboys. that's co ua little bit later in sports terry and gia back to you. anthony. thank you very much. the land of opportity. never thought about it.hat way. okay. you can tch e niners and the cowboys right heron nbc bay area. our covege starts tomorrow at three in the afternoon. so you're going to have your guac and your chips and whatever beverage and sit dn. eoy it. raj mathai janelle wang anthony flores is going to be joining us live from levi's kickoff at 520, right after the game. join us for sports sunday. also live from levi's. and we are following breaking news for you right now. crews are battling a fire along highway 17. this started just after 730 this evening near glenwood drive. chp says the right lane of southbound 17 is closed. firefighters are evacuating people along alta vista. right now, flames have burned about only one acre. cal fire says crews are making progress. we're going to continue to follow this for you, and we're going to be bringing you updates on air and online as we get them. a big cleanup continues in solano county tonight after a crash led to a hazmat spill. it happened

around 330 this afternoon on westbound highway 37 west of walnut avenue in vallejo. the chp says that two vehicles crashed and a big rig that one right there flipped over, spilling gas into the water right there. the highway has been shut down in both directions while crews cleaned it up. it is expected to be shut down until at least 10:00 tonight. and in the east bay, eastbound 580 has reopened in oakland after a deadly crash. this happened just after three this afternoon near the 980 interchange. chp says a semi truck collided with a toyota camry. the driver of the toyota died. it is not clear if anyone else was in that car. the driver of the semi was not hurt. the chp shut down several lanes of eastbound 580 while they investigated. all lanes, reopened about 730. have you voted yet? election day is just ten days away, and for much of the bay area, today was the first weekend. polling centers were open to voters. nbc bay area's christie smith stopped by san francisco city hall. voting center in san francisco. the

city hall voting center welcomed voters today who wanted to take care of business ahead of election day. i'm a busy guy. i have to deal with my startups. and yeah, the weekend was a great time to come in and vote in person. the voting center has been open weekdays since early october, but now it's open weekends leading up to the november 5th election and of course, will be open on election day. and this is sort of like a one stop shop for people. john ernst is the director of elections in san francisco. so if they want to update their registration information, if they want to register to vote, they want to just come down here and get their ballot and vote if they've already received one in the mail, for instance, they can do so here at city hall. they can drop off their ballot, and if they have any questions about the process. he says if people know how they want to vote, it's best to vote early. i just wanted to get it out of the way. i had something i had a lot of stuff to do during the week. i feel good. i feel excited. the drop box outside city hall was also a popular option to drop off vote by mail ballots for the

presidential election and local races to extremely. yeah, it's very important. i don't know, i'm sure everybody has their own opinions, but it just feels like a very volatile time. so just wanted to make sure my vote is counted. in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. and christie was talking about it. most bay area counties kick off weekend voting hours today. solano county will start weekend voting next saturday. so far, contra costa county, the only one with no weekend hours offered. and a couple of reminders for people voting by mail this tuesday. the 29th is the last recommended day to mail your ballot. they will be accepted as long as they're postmarked by election day, november 5th, and received by november 12th. now, you can also drop off your ballot at any drop box by 8 p.m. on election day, or go to your local voting location. and just don't forget to sign the back of your envelope. we've got you covered on all of our local races as well. just scan that qr code on your screen that will take you to our full voter guide, with

important dates and key info on all of the races. officers in the south bay had their hands full overnight. this was the illegal sideshow happening just before 1 a.m. in san jose. this is oakland road and murphy avenue near north park plaza. people were setting off fireworks, as you heard. as the cars were doing donuts in the middle of the crowd. the group then moved about five miles to story and king roads. officers say they broke up that crowd, but there were no arrests. well, a call for action against the fentanyl crisis. hundreds marched through downtown san jose this morning for fentanyl awareness and improved safety. many in the crowd say they've been personally impacted by the devastating effects of fentanyl, and they're on a mission to reverse the health crisis any way they can. the event was organized by the new victory outreach church. we just raised over $170,000 to fight this problem. all across not only san jose, but all across california. and we're asking others who who

noticed this problem, who have been affected by this problem. we're asking them to partner with us as well. this is your opportunity to make a real difference here in the city of san jose. after the march, there were a number of speakers, resource booths, and food vendors. coming up, a san francisco restaurant struggling after a string of break ins. how the community is rallying around the beloved spot to help them get back on their feet. plus, walking for a cause. the bay area community lacing up their shoes to raise money for cancer research. and right now, walnut creek is 70 degrees. but we're soon going to see much cooler changes ahead. highs and lows dropping along with some shower chances back in

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francisco's mission district, with more on the community's show of support. we are at el faro restaurant in san francisco's mission district, and this restaurant by the way, is a legacy business. it's been here in san francisco for five decades. they've actually been going through a really difficult time recently. they've been broken into three times, the owner says. and it's taken a big financial hit on the business. and so the community is actually rallying together behind this business. many different vendors and community groups have joined here today in support of this business. the owner mentioned the possibility of thinking about closing after these break ins, but people in the community said they don't want to see that happen. and so they're coming together. the vendors have been busy up and down this corner of the mission throughout the day today, trying to drum up community support and really show this restaurant that they can stand behind it during a really difficult time. we'll have more details coming up for you tonight at 11 p.m. alyssa goard, nbc, bay area news. a

solano county community is rallying around a young child as she battles cancer. gianna jimenez was just four years old when doctors diagnosed her with leukemia in 2022. her family says she's gone through countless surgeries, chemotherapy treatments and even a bone marrow transplant from an older sister. but this summer, she relapsed for a second time as she faces an uphill battle. neighbors in her rio vista community started stepping up, including a ten year old boy who learned how to bake sourdough bread and organized a raffle to sell it, raising $500 yesterday for the jimenez family. the family says he's not the only one trying to help them with medical bills. it could affect anybody, any kid, any adult, right? fortunate for us. we have to go through this process. but with the love and support of our family, grandparents, community, we felt more and more less of

alone. now the family is also raising money online as they prepare to head to philadelphia next month for a clinical trial. they say through it all, young gianna's positive attitude continues to give them strength. october is breast cancer awareness month, and today thousands of people came together in the south bay for the cause. it was all for the making strides against breast cancer walk. the event was hosted by the american cancer society right there in front of california's great america park. participants walked a 3 or 5 mile stretch in teams or solo. many of them raised thousands of dollars for the organization's breast cancer research. this walk is to celebrate and support all of our breast cancer survivors, patients, families that have been through this journey. and to just show the love and the support for all. talk about love and support. get this. we're told one team raised more than 30,000 bucks for breast cancer research. just by

that one team. the event took place in 150 other cities across the u.s. today. well, it is billed as the largest sandcastle competition in all of northern california. we are talking of course, about the leap sandcastle classic held every fall at san francisco's ocean beach. i always enjoy watching what they build. okay. today marks the 42nd annual event. it raises money for high quality arts and architecture education for 10,000 bay area public school students. now, thousands took part in this year's competition, which pairs mentors with kids and puts a focus on learning by doing. just using a lot of water and putting a plan together. so we have our schematic design up front. we had a couple meetings beforehand, so a lot of planning. okay, so you're probably wondering what is this? well, this year's theme was out of this world and included quite a few spaceships and aliens and mine never turned out anything like that. i don't know why mine looked like the shape of a

bucket all the time. all right. it is raining pumpkins in san carlos this weekend. the hiller aviation museum is holding a special halloween event for families. the museum's gallery has been transformed into a haunted hangar. there are all kinds of games and activities, but the highlight is this the pumpkin drop. it is led by a witch who takes to the air not on the traditional broomstick. she's on a chopper. kids are invited to sign the pumpkin. take pictures with the witch before she goes up in that chopper. yeah, it's a lot of fu, people. it's a kick. a lot of people don't believe you're actually going to drop a helicopter or a pumpkin from a helicopter. we got to see that. and so we do. we've been doing it for years, and we're going to do it again tomorrow at the same time tomorrow. write it down. this is the 12th year in a row for the pumpkin drop. it's crazy to see that stuff. the museum's helicopter gets a lot of use over the holidays. it's been known to drop turkeys at thanksgiving, footballs near the super bowl, and santa, the

easter bunny, and a lepracon all arrive on the tarmac by helicopter. let me be clear. they are not dropped. they are. there they are. they are landed. they are trying to gently. because as you would want to do with santa and the easter bunny and all the rest. so it's just the pumpkins that are dropped are actually dropped. i want to be clear about smashing pumpkin. smashing. that's a good band, right? exactly. all right. rob is here now. rob i guess it was an okay day to drop some pumpkins. exactly. or every day is a good day for that. you know, we're in the holiday spirit there. yeah. good for sand sculpting competitions. yes. didn't have any rain in the forecast, but get ready for some changes tomorrow. could have some drizzle and a big cooldown underway. today we had mostly high clouds and look at the sunset in case you missed it. this was the view from emeryville. looking back to san francisco. 645. gorgeous skies, looking off to the west and let's see how it looks right now. well, not as bright, but you can see the fog has now replaced some of those high clouds. 62 currently in san francisco. by the way, high temperatures next week could be

cooler than the current temperatures we're seeing outside. right now. a little case of canadian air conditioning coming our way right now. 62 in san rafael, still near 70, in walnut creek, around the tri-valley, dublin, pleasanton and livermore. mid to upper 60s and similar conditions as you head into san jose. also seeing 67 degrees. not a lot of wind today, except as you head out through solano county. tomorrow will be different. first, you're going to have wind speeds relatively light for the morning, but unlike today, wind speeds will be picking up into the afternoon. the reason why we will likely see cooler temperatures tomorrow when you factor in the clouds and at times some drizzle for the morning. so we wake up to 50s and low 60s. highs tomorrow. warmest locations around the south bay from san jose southward should still see some 70s, but as we move farther north around the inland east bay, notice how the temperatures start to drop off as you move farther north. low 70s around the tri-valley. only mid 60s around oakland over to san mateo. similar temperatures around san francisco and across the north bay. highs only in the

60s. these locations santa rosa down into mill valley and napa. probably the best spots for finding a few scattered light rain showers which will be going through the region during the day. and you see the clouds there on the coast. a chance of some ongoing drizzle along the coast, and mostly cloudy skies, keeping those temperatures down on sunday. monday. another chance of some isolated showers. then as we head into tuesday, that's when the cooler, drier air settles into the bay area, and that's going to lead to temperatures in the upper 30s and low 40s across the north ba. so get ready for that weather whiplash, which is headed our way for the middle part of the week. cold mornings will continue until we get about to thursday, and on thursday, of course, it's halloween, and right now there could be a chance of showers during the morning, but drying out as we head to trick or treat time. so hopefully that timing holds up. thursday evening. looking dry. next chance of showers. tis the season. there you go. another cold, low dropping inland which may bring some snow to the sierra. and another chance, possibly of seeing some showers

to the north as we head into next weekend. but look at the 7-day forecast changing up. we got 50s for highs in san francisco monday and through the rest of the week. inland highs this time of year should be in the upper 70s, but after tomorrow highs in the mid 60s and morning temperatures 30s and 40s for the inland valleys. midweek time to bundle up and at times you might need that umbrella on standby around the bay area. get your jackets out now. all right rob thank you. up next, cleaning up after the storm. we check in with a small town in north carolina. hit h

nbc's digital documentary team recently visited chimney rock. it's one of the many small towns left with extensive damage because of the historic flooding. the team spent the day with the town's mayor to see how the community is picking up the pieces and trying to move forward. this is my business.

bubba o'leary's general store. we live upstairs. did live upstairs. we'll hopefully get back. welcome to chimney rock. the challenge to getting back to normal life is the stuff we take for granted. power, water, sewer and transportation, roadways. so all of those were were destroyed to a large degree. chimney rock has about 125 year round residents. the village is 100% based on tourism, so if the tourists aren't coming for whatever reason, then the people here are not making a living. here's me. i'm standing in my

kitchen and this is a 907 right there. it had torn off the deck and this was left. i left like right after this. when i took this video. i grabbed some things and my cat, and we got out of there. when will we be back? i think it will be when the first meal is served to a tourist, or the first tee shirt is sold to a tourist. sometimes when we live here, we forget the stunning beauty of where we live. this place ranks up there with anywhere in the world. not only do i believe that, i know that you can watch the nbc news digital documentary, welcome to chimney rock at nbc news.com, or on youtube. still ahead is alaska airlines responsible for the death of a dog on board a flight? we investigate why the owner blames the abrupt move from first class to coach for the frenchy's death.

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update on our breaking news along highway 17. crews have stopped the progress of a fire that's triggered evacuations. this is new video from the fire line. it started just after 730 tonight near glenwood drive. and so far, flames have burned about two acres. the chp says the right lane of southbound 17 is still closed right now, and there's no estimate for when it will reopen. firefighters did evacuate people along alta vista. no word on when those evacuations will be lifted. also tonight, a san francisco man who is suing alaska airlines over the death of his dog is speaking on camera for the very first time. he claims the airline made him change seats at the last minute from first class to coach, and that the switch may have led to the death of his french bulldog. and he says it happened earlier this year on a flight back from new york. here's nbc bay area

investigative reporter hilda gutierrez. i immediately put the carrier down, open it up, and i, buddy, wake up. bailey wake up and he doesn't wake up. his body is completely stiff. it's a moment michael cantillo says is seared into his mind. he had just stepped off a five hour flight from new york to sfo when he realized one of his two french bulldogs, ash, did not survive the flight. i'm on the floor. i'm very noticeably and perhaps embarrassingly, weeping over my dead dog. just three months prior, cantillo says he flew from san francisco to new york with both dogs, without any incident. i brought them to the vet to make sure that they had an entirely clean bill of health, and the vet said that they were healthy enough to fly for both flights. cantillo says he paid for first class and

followed alaska airlines policy of signing up in advance to carry both bulldogs on board with him so they could travel under his roomier seats and had time to settle in before the flight. however, minutes before taking off, cantillo alleges in his recent filed lawsuit that crew members told him to move to coach for safety purposes. what did they say to you? they abruptly said, we need you to move to coach. and i asked, why. silence, i got nothing. at that point i then said, hey, listen, we've been seated here for 20 minutes. the dogs are all calm now. i'm moving them at this point is going to make them really anxious and scared and stressed. and that's dangerous, especially before we're about to change altitude, before the cabin pressure is about to change. and they completely dismissed everything that i said

went unacknowledged. cantillo alleges in the lawsuit that ash immediately started breathing very quickly and heavily with noticeable anxiety, but that he was instructed to close the carrier and that he complied, but noticed that ash stopped moving but could not check on him until after a certain altitude had been reached. cantillo tells us his dogs were both in carriers under the seat in front of him, and during the flight he noticed his three year old dog was quiet but assumed he had fallen asleep. and what i'll never forget, never forget, is having the entire crew and pilots deboard the plane looking at me, weeping over my dog, and not a single one saying coming over to offer any help, any condolence. cantillo is suing alaska airlines for breach of contract, negligence, infliction of emotional distress and seeks unspecified damages. his

attorney, james drake, says alaska airlines has not made any attempts to contact his client since theory. you know, if they would have took a different course of action and showed a little bit more compassion, then maybe we would be we wouldn't be at this point. alaska airlines tells us it cannot comment on matters involving pending litigation. the american veterinary medical association notes that short nosed breeds, such as pugs and bulldogs are more likely to die on airplanes because they are prone to breathing problems. ash was the happiest dog. ash just loved living. ash loved everything he encountered. every person, every dog, every toy, everything. for ash, every day was was the best day of his life. alaska airlines has not formally responded to the lawsuit. cantillo says he's hoping for at least some form of acknowledgment of what happened on that flight with the investigative unit. i'm hilda gutierrez. and if you have a

story for hilda or anyone in our investigate unit, call 888996 tips or visit our website nbcbayarea.com. slash investigations. a fairfield man is dead after an armed standoff with police. this happened about six last night at a home on elmhurst circle. officers say they received reports a man had harmed family members and threatened to burn the house down. police say the family members got out, ran to a neighbor's house. but when officers got to the scene, they found the man pointing a shotgun at them from the upstairs window. an officer shot at the man. later, he was found dead. it is not clear exactly how the man died. two of the man's relatives were also taken to the hospital. the district attorney's office is investigating as per protocol, following an officer involved shooting. overseas, israel has launched a deadly retaliatory airstrike on iran. the strikes marked the first time israel has openly attacked inside iran. nbc news raf sanchez how on more on

how on what it means for the region. the skies over tehran lit up with anti-aircraft fire as iranian forces tried to hold off israel's strikes. the long awaited attack, carried out by israeli air force fighter jets operating nearly a thousand miles from home, striking in retaliation for this ballistic missile attack by iran on october 1st. israel's military says it hit factories where the missiles were produced and attacked iran's air defenses. prime minister netanyahu, appearing to heed u.s. calls for a limited strike that did not hit iranian nuclear or oil facilities. iran acknowledging military bases in tehran and two other provinces were hit and says four of its soldiers were killed. but state media playing down the attack and today, a quiet calm on the streets of tehran. i'm not afraid at all because it was a small attack.

this woman says that's raising hopes. iran's supreme leader may choose not to escalate further if the regime in iran were to make the mistake of beginning a new round of escalation. we will be obligated to respond. israel has long fought iran's proxies, hamas and hezbollah. but in april, it bombed the iranian embassy in syria. tehran hitting back with its first ever direct strike on israeli soil. and three weeks ago, we were in northern israel during iran's ballistic missile attack. we are once again seeing the skies lighting up now, many, many what appear to be these missiles streaking on a straight trajectory towards the southern central section of israel. what was a decades long shadow war between middle eastern enemies now being fought in the open? that was nbc news's rick sanchez reporting. we are just ten days

away from election day, and both presidential candidates are on the campaign trail. of course, looking for those still undecided voters. vice president harris in michigan today with two campaign stops in kalamazoo. michelle obama introduced harris with glowing words of praise and an impassioned warning. and you all know i hate politics. but i hate to see folks taken advantage of. even more so, i wanted to do everything in my power to remind the country that i love, that there's too much we stand to lose if we get this one wrong. the rally was michelle obama's first appearance on the campaign trail since she spoke at the democratic national convention over the summer. harris is running on quite a bit of star power this week, appearing with beyonce, former president obama, bruce springsteen, willie nelson and others in this final push to election day. former president

trump held a campaign rally in a suburb of detroit today, where he received the endorsement of a prominent local muslim leader. winning overwhelming support from the muslim and arab voters right here in michigan. can you believe this? it's great. and earlier today, i had an incredible meeting, a great meeting. you know what they want. they want peace. they want. they're great people. early voting was also a focus of the former president's speech. after mr. trump traveled to pennsylvania, where he spoke to supporters as well. we'll meet the press. moderator kristen welker sat down exclusively with republican vice presidential nominee jd vance. she asked him about donald trump calling his political rivals a bigger threat than russia. and china. here's part of that interview. so this week, we learned that china was behind a broad hacking campaign targeting the phones of both presidential campaigns, highlighting the threat that

china poses to this country. and yet, donald trump recently called his domestic political opponents, quote, the enemy from within and said they are more dangerous than russia and china. do you believe that people like adam schiff and nancy pelosi are more dangerous than russia and china? well, i think what donald trump said is that those folks pose a greater threat to united states peace. and security, because america is strong enough to stand up to any foreign adversary. i agree with him. they pose a larger threat to the united states than russia and china. what he said, and i do agree with this, what he said is that the biggest threat we have in our country, it's not a foreign adversary because we can handle these guys. we can handle foreign conflicts. we can handle. look, under nancy pelosi's long life and public leadership, the united states has gone from the preeminent industrial power of the world to second next to china. that fundamentally belongs on nancy pelosi's shoulders. and if we're going to have a more prosperous country, we've got to recognize our own leadership is why we lost our industrial base to china. our own leadership is

failing to lead this country into peace and prosperity. and of course, kamala harris. look, when i look at the biggest threats to america, christian, i think the fact that people can't afford groceries, the fact that our we can't meet our recruitment goals in the military, the fact that americans have a wide open southern border, that's a way bigger threat than any foreign threat. and yes, it's caused by broken leadership. and be sure to tune in to meet the press on sunday morning to watch the full interview with senator vance. plus, kristen will sit down exclusively with independent senator bernie sanders. it all starts at 8 a.m. right after today in the bay. well, nvidia has dethroned apple as the world's most valuable company. the chip maker, which is based in santa clara, had a record setting rally yesterday on wall street. its stock market value briefly reached $3.53 trillion. that is just slightly above apple's $3.52 trillion. this race has been neck and neck before. back in june, nvidia briefly took the title, but it was overtaken by microsoft and

apple. this all comes as demand for nvidia specialized ai chips has hit an all time high. meanwhile, apple is struggling with demand for its iphones, specifically in china. up next. climate change is a key issue for the upcoming election. the group saying it could impact their vote, and we're about to see cooler temperatures, more wind on sunday. and the first of a few shower chances entering the forecast, starting up for the second half of the weekd.en

new election data shows strong enthusiasm from voters in swing states who prioritize climate change. the nonpartizan environmental voter project says 130,001st time voters have already cast their ballots. here's national climate reporter chase cain. climate change isn't just making hurricanes stronger or heat waves hotter. it's also

starting to reshape our elections. supercharged storms like helene and milton might destroy polling places, but they can also create renewed motivation to vote. people deserve to be heard. we'll find a way to vote. what can you do? but i guess vote out some people and vote in people who are putting that as a priority. that enthusiasm is also reflected in new data from the environmental voter project. the nonpartisan group is contacting 4.8 million voters across 19 states. all who prioritize climate action but rarely or have never voted. every election, the big question is will young voters and particularly young climate voters, actually show up? and so far, the data isn't just encouraging. it's extraordinary. nathaniel stinnett leads the nonpartisan group. and so far, this election, they've already rallied more than 100,001st time voters to cast ballots in key swing states like pennsylvania and north carolina. let's just take a state like arizona.

arizona was decided by fewer than 10,500 votes in 2020. we've identified 230,000 potential first time climate voters in arizona. so, yeah, these climate voters who typically sit on the sidelines could make an enormous difference if they show up this fall. and so far they are more frequent and extreme. disasters could also bring even bigger changes in the future. five, six years now. i heard evidence of that while talking with longtime floridians impacted by hurricane milton. so what's going through your mind after this yet again? i don't want to be here anymore. i'm leaving this area, and i've been here since 1974. i think there's a lot of people that are just going to sell. i mean, the older people, like i said, on fixed incomes, can't afford this. so when you and your neighbors or all of a sudden say, you know what, i don't know if i can live here anymore, you know, people start to build a kind of momentum socially, and then all of a sudden, people, in fact, really do move. jesse keenan studies climate migration at tulane university, and he's

noticing climate impacts, disasters, pushing more americans to move, which could eventually redraw the electoral map. so to say it, another way, we might see more purple states in the future. yeah, and i think that's ultimately a very healthy thing to move from very hard divisions of blue and red to create more competitive political geographies in this country. in new york, national climate reporter chase cain. rob mayeda joins us now. time to say farewell to the warmth. yeah. reality check. it's easy now. it's going to be okay. that was an echo i heard the weather had. it has been nice. it was warm today, but we're about to see some changes starting tomorrow. we're going to see cooler changes. and to give you an idea of where we're headed, let's show you today's high temperatures. probably the last of the 70s and 80s around the bay to our inland valleys. technically above average temperatures from san francisco to the valleys. now, keep in mind those averages. upper 60s in san francisco, mid 70s

inland. we're not going to get there for the better part of next week as we see things start to cool down. right now, some fog west of downtown san francisco at 61 degrees low 60s into san rafael, where we'll also have some fog to start and some drizzle for the morning. 66 right now and walnut creek and 67 degrees as we head into san jose. one of the changes tomorrow, in addition to the cooler temperatures, increasing wind, breezy conditions 15 to 25mph as we head into sunday evening. and yes, a lot of clouds during the day. sunday partly cloudy briefly in the afternoon and there's a look at a few of those showers passing through the north bay and along the coast. as we look at the totals from all of this, though, not a whole lot, but the best areas for seeing coverage will be on the hilltops here of the north bay, around the peninsula and the interior portions of the east bay, likely caused by drizzle and a few light showers, mainly into the morning. so we start the day in the 50s and 60s. unlike today, though, not going to be seeing those mid 70s tomorrow around san francisco

and oakland, it's about a 10 degrees drop for high temperatures tomorrow with 60s bayside and still some low 70s into san jose. monday will continue the chance of scattered showers, but very scattered in terms of the showers kind of being offshore. a few more inland here, but look at the cierra temperatures are getting cold enough to support some snow showers at times. and as the skies clear heading into tuesday morning, wind sheltered valleys of the north bay, 30s and 40s. so if you've been sending the kids off to school in a jacket, shorts and t shirts for the last couple of weeks, get ready for the long pants and long sleeves, because we got the chilly mornings with 30s and 40s and high temperatures in the 60s inland. and yes, as we approach halloween, a chance of another chance of showers here for the north bay, mainly into the morning hours of thursday by the evening you notice the rainfall map, not increasing. so right now that's a good timing where your halloween forecast is setting up for thursday. mostly morning showers on thursday, but look at the highs and lows for

san francisco. we were 75 today. better part of the week will be in the 50s once we get into monday and our inland temperatures, which have been in the 70s and 80s, dropping into the 60s for highs and morning temperatures in the 40s. so the nicest weather of the next seven days, just in time for sunday night football here on nbc bay area. that's going to be such a big game, which takes us right into anthony flores with this is wild. the cowboys and niners come fast enough. i'll tell you. i'll say that. all right. one of the best rivalries in the nfl gets renewed on sunday night football with the niners are saying about their primetime showdown against the dallas cowboys. stick around. sports is next.

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cowboys on sunday night football. this is one of the

best rivalries in nfl history. from the catch by dwight clark in the early 80s that ignited the 49ers dynasty to their epic battles in the 90s, to more recent history, where the niners eliminated the cowboys from the playoffs in back to back seasons during the 21 and 22 seasons. now, this year has been a struggle for both teams. the niners are three and four, while the cowboys are three and three. both teams are dealing with injuries to key players, especially the 49ers. brandon aiyuk is out for the season and christian mccaffrey is still a couple of weeks away from returning. now, despite all the setbacks, the niners will have no problem getting up for this nationally televised game. sunday night football against the dallas cowboys as a 40 niner like it's really special. and so we all take pride in that and are thankful to be able to be able to play in this game. and yeah it's a rivalry. so there's nothing better than that. it doesn't matter what kind of season either of us have had. you know, we kind of understand

the battle that cowboys 49ers always is, especially a primetime sunday night game. everything's at stake, and we got to make sure we play like i. all right. college football and cal putting an end to their three game losing streak today against oregon state. scoreless in the first. watch this play. fernando mendoza flips it to jayvian thomas as he's getting tackled. he laterals it back to the quarterback who goes in for the touchdown. and that opened the floodgates. cal blows out oregon state 44 to 7. the golden bears improved to four and four on the season after an impressive victory. it's not like this game that everybody plays out of their minds and is making one handed grabs, and these just you know, superhuman efforts. it's just playing really good football. and that's what we want to do at a really high rate. and we did it much better today. well, it was a family affair in stanford, cardinal receiver tyler bachmeier and his brother hank, who is a starting quarterback for wake forest, sharing a special moment with their two other brothers. fourth quarter cardinal playing catch up. check out the effort by sam roush

breaks five tackles on his way to the game tying score, but with under two minutes to go, the demon deacons boot a 23 yard field goal and wake forest beats stanford 27 to 24. san jose state in the central valley to take on fresno state. first quarter. walker eager throws it up for nick nash. it looks incomplete, but upon further review it's called a touchdown. he had possession long enough. nash leads the nation with 12 td receptions. after that, though, it was all bulldogs. fresno state wins it 33 to 10. that's driven the other way. deep right center field. judge is back. it is gone. teoscar hernandez breaks up a11 tie with a two run homer in the third inning. the next batter, game one hero freddy freeman, smashes a solo home run. the dodgers, with back to back jacks. la takes game two by the final of 4 to 2. the

dodgers lead the yankees two games to none. game three of the world series is monday in new york. that is a look

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platforms like the nextdoor app, but the crimes never actually get reported to police. officers encouraged the associations to report everything, either online or in person. finally, tonight, if you are looking to add a four legged member to your family, this is a good weekend to do just that. to adopt the san francisco spca is holding free dog adoptions. the adoption center is calling it a howl. howl a win. howl is in howling like a dog. get it? not get it. not all the dogs do that. just want to let you know. howl often it it says the shelter is at full capacity. there's nearly 20 dogs up for adoption. some puppies. if you're interested in bringing home one of them, the shelter is open from 11 to 6 tomorrow. san francisco spca. hey, look, it's a free deal. that's it. that's a deal. it cost nothing. yeah. all right. thanks for joining us. see you tonight again at 11:00. hope you can join us then.

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