comfortable for today.g into the mid 70s for palo alto and in oakland today, we're headed towards 68 degrees. now some of our warmest spots in the inland areas only low 80s today. a break and going to see more of this going into the weekender and here's why. we have a storm system moving into the pacific be northwest bringing rain around seattle and portland and this will continue to push into northern california and as we go through the timeline here's where and when we could see the rain. stopping it right here at 4:00. saturday afternoon. you see green. that is what the radar could look like. it does show that up around ukiah, coastal sonoma county we could see the showers passing by. late saturday night into early sunday morning we could see some spotty showers moving through. and looking before sunrise to some showers that will be moving in and out of here, if you have sunday afternoon plans it's looking all clear but temperatures are going to be cooler, it's going to be breezy. behind this system goin

the cast of "wicked" will be live on the "today" show plaza for performances after "today in the bay.m bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >>> welcome back. tuesday morning. 6:56. before you head out the door we're moving you forward with a look at today's top stories on "today in the bay." >> as you know californians head to the polls to decide the fate of governor gavin newsom. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell joins us live from a ballot drop off site in the east bay. could be busy there, bob. >> yes, we expect the polls to be opening up very soon here. good morning to you, kris and laura. the polls do show that governor newsom is likely to be able to defeat this recall election and keep this job. it's not something he's taking for granted. he brought in president biden to campaign on his behalf at a rally in long beach. the president praised the governor's leadership in protecting californians from covid and his stand up for science. at a campaign stop yesterday, larry elder, the leading replacement candidate, questioned how the g

call today. >>> 5:56. welcome back. are watching "today in the bay."ing now, the ntsb is in montana. the investigators are looking for the train's black box and that will tell them if the brakes were applied before the crash and how fast the train was going. the train was headed from chicago to the pacific northwest. three people were killed. >>> r. kelly could spend the rest of his life in jail after he was convicted on racketeering, sex trafficking and sexual exploitation of a child. sentencing is set for next may. his attorneys are vowing to appeal. kelly also still faces federal child pornography, and obstruction charges in illinois, and state sexual abuse charges in illinois and minnesota. >>> a new britney spears documentary debuts today on netflix called "britney versus spears." spears' financial and personal life has been controlled, at least in part, for the last 13 years. >>> happening today the obama presidential center is expected to finally break ground. >> so let's celebrate chicago, and everyone who is helping us make this dream a realit

also 74 today in napa. as we head throughout the end of the month and to the start of october, you may wonder how much rain do we get? looking in the month of october, usually we get about two inches of rain in santa rosa, and then we get back into the rainy season in san francisco. throughout the month, about an inch of rain. oakland about the same. less than an inch for a lot of the other microclimates. as we go deeper into fall, we will have summer-like temperatures. it's now the transition period where we are between fall and summer. we are at fall today and then look at livermore's forecast for the weekend, going into the 90s early next week. take a look at the different temperatures by the middle of next week. we will have another taste of fall headed our way. still a lot of changes in our temperatures. we have upper 70s and low 80s for the next few days, and then for the weekend as you are making plans, keep in mind it will be hot out there. san francisco will warm up modestly. we will go from the lo

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today is a celebrate. today is a reminder of work that needs to be done and today as you hear for some other inspirational women, madam speaker, we are going to continue to make sure that we rededicate ourselves to getting out the vote. to getting women elected. to holding politicians and others accountable to do what is best to make sure we are serving the people. you have been an extraordinary example of that. we honor you, we thank you and we that all the men who are here today chief and others who continue to uplift and support women in all the work that they do. thank you all so much for coming. have a wonderful celebration. [ applause ] . >> i want to take time to recognize a few folks who have joined us here. joaquin torres our assess or. our treasurer. former supervisor norman yee. of course, kathryn stefani. but we have a number of departments but also i want to bring in maleah cohen. the first black woman to serve. >> good afternoon everyone. good afternoon ladies and good afternoon to the fellas

it will be a very nice day out today. we're expecting cooling temperatures which always make mike and me smile. >> yeah. >> we are. >> not so much kari and i. >> you like the heat. >> mike and i, no heat. >> it's been nice and pleasant afternoon. but now we are in september, i had to stop and think about it. you go by the pumpkin spice you see throughout. >> i had some this morning. so good. let's get a look at our air quality. that's been one of the major concerns we've had here because we've seen a lot of smoke moving through and so today it's still going to look hazy outside. our inland areas are going to heat up quickly and see still some drifts of smoke coming in. as we zoom in on the south bay, our temperatures this afternoon reach up to about 85 degrees. that's about where we were yesterday. 90 in morgan hill. still going to be hot spots like the inland east bay, antioch towards 96 and 81 in vallejo. hayward 83 degrees while half moon bay will reach into the upper 60s and palo alto expect a high of 83 degree. that

today's rally begins at 8:00. everyone is arriving at the steps of city hall and, of course, that's assuming their busses and trains arrive on time. what a great way to kick off encouraging folks to get back there on that transit. we're live in san francisco, cierra johnson for "today in the bay." >> i need them to be on time. time is money. thanks, sierra. >>> if people were not taking public transportation they were probably driving and we've seen some of the traffic picking up during commute times. >> people were scared because covid, of course, we're talking about density of populations within an enclosed space and that's what mass transit is all about. now that things are safe we have the vaccines, masking is priority as well. all of these agencies that have come back online and offering deal. ace train restored service for the one inbound and outbound trains that have been canceled during the pandemic. bart has the clipper account. during the month of september trying to get more back. vta restoring service.

upper 50s, but not later on today. it's going to be so nice and comfortable and we will keep the good air quality for this afternoon. take a look at these temperatures. not typical for the first day of september. but we are going to heat up. i'll have more coming up in a few minutes. mike you're seeing a backup in san jose. >> in front of our camera. i saw a vehicle pulled over to the shoulder north of 680 on 101 and then a big backup. things just started to move over the last few minutes. the sensors show no slowing and now there's more slowing, so what happened i think a crash just before the camera released trvg and now there's recovery. that's about it for silicon valley. peninsula is clear. cluster of incidents throughout sunol. there may be a vehicle in the middle of a roadway and a motorcycle down. that's the one i'm concerned with. we'll track both and the slowing through contra costa county and out of the area westbound across the bridges and highway 37. back to you. >> thank you. >>> if you've been shopping y

it's going to heat up so fast today. we are going to have the smoke coming in by late morning into early afternoon. look at your microclimate. we'll talk more about that coming up. >>> there are two crashes causing problems. northbound 101 at mckey. injuries are being reported. north 880, that's the big problem. a crash reported blocking two left lanes and there are major injuries reported, and i believe there may be a motorcycle involved here, and that may ripple more slowing but we have not seen that for 280. >>> 6:10 right now. home values in some bay area zip codes still soaring as people just try to make it in the bay. top locations include berkeley where the typical home value is around 1.8 million. pleasanton, 1.6 million. in los altos, home prices average around $3.7 million. >>> 6:11 right now. parents and teachers beware, a tiktok challenge leaving behind a mess in school bathrooms. why parents say the response is violating health protocols. >>> and the ship backlog happening in southern california, and how it

election plays out today. the polls open until 8:00 p.m. over the next few hours the election may be called if the margin is wide enough. county elections officers have 30 days to count the ballots and make it official and a chance that the losing side can demand a recount only if the race is close. we have a list of voting centers throughout the bay area on line along with a page dedicated to the recall election in case you have questions. head to nbcbayarea.com and click on newsom recall in the trending bar. join us for nbc bay area news for live team coverage. >>> president biden continues his west coast swing trying to drum up support for his spending priorities. in washington, congressional democrats are hammering out the details about those plans and trying to figure out how to get them through a divided congress. "today in the bay's" chris pollone is live in washington breaking down the bold, new spending proposals. tell us about them, chris. >> laura, good morning. the brunt of this $3.5 trillion spend

i think when people talk about his presidency and they talk about today, today was a clear day of how he defined what the biden doctrine is. it's a doctrine that we've supported for a very long time, which is we can be lethal against terrorists. we have drones, and people operate them in nevada. i mean most people don't realize, but the 82nd airborne who came to the airport in kabul came from fort bragg within 27 hours. so there's a huge amount of global lethality that our military can utilize to destroy the enemy. but a lot of that goes back to 2009 and 2010 inside the obama administration. stanley mcchrystal at the time was in charge of u.s. forces in iraq and waged a very political war on background with reporters to push president obama into the surge in afghanistan. joe biden was against that surge, and a lot of what we've seen play out in the last week has its roots in those conversations. and what joe biden delivered today was essentially the vision that i believe he wanted to deliver in 2010, which was, we don't want to put 100,000 extra troops into afghanistan, that we want t

cook for coming out today. we are in san francisco at almost 80% of people eligible being fully vaccinated. that is outstanding. we still have work to do. we still have work to do particularly among black african americans where our rate of vaccination is 64%. that's why we are here today, that's why we are here providing vaccine to people in the park. that's why we have our mobile teams out. that's why we have our vax to you program. you can call the number on our website. we will bring the vaccine to your home or any other place. if you have five or more people ready to get vaccinated. there's a lot of conversation about [break] through infections. those are important, but let's stay on the key message here that these vaccines are saving lives every day. here in san francisco, the vast majority of people hospitalized are people who have not been vaccinated. the vast majority of people in this fourth surge that we're seeing who are sadly dying of covid-19, these deaths are overwhelmingly preventable with these

what we expect from today's hearing. plus -- >> i hear the howling at night. >> not your average neighborhood watch. the wild encounters that have one community taking action. this is "today in the bay." >>> here we are friday morning. good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. 4:30. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. now time to get a look at meteorologist kari hall's forecast for today. standing by, there she is. kari, how are we looking on this friday? >> yes, a great friday ahead. we're going to see better air quality and also keep the comfortable temperatures we had yesterday as we take a look at our real-time sensors for air quality right now, a lot of green. of course green means go. go outside and enjoy it today as we are also tracking some much needed rain farther to the north. it's now moving closer to portland and will be moving to our north as we go into the weekend. today temperatures headed for the 60 near the coast and low 80s for our inland valleys. hayward high of 69 and 76 in san jose.

air alert today. on on tuesday, we are still under this lighter shade of lou. you get a sea breeze today. it will push the smoke to the east of us. we will be under moderate air quality, at least until thursday. temperatures in the upper 60's to 70's, 70 in brentwood, so we have cooled off pretty nicely. we have moisture offshore and some clouds. a spin up of high clouds from time to time today, tomorrow, but overall, we are still looking very hot, and the moisture, well, maybe some of the mountains in southern california, but for the bay area, partly cloudy skies, hazy conditions, a spare the air alert today. looking at 96 in napa, temperatures flirting with 100 degrees again. yesterday, we had that in concord, livermore. low to mid 80's here on the peninsula. we will see that sea breeze pick up to over 20 miles an hour at times today. that will keep san francisco in the 70's, half moon bay, upper 60's. santa cruz at 80. so the accuweather 7-day forecast, another day of triple digit heat, 80's at the

let's get a first look at the forecast today. it'll be the warmest day of the week on top today. >> we have that ridge of high pressure. temperatures on the rise inland. you will feel it. we are talking 80's and 90's as we head through the day today. if you are just about to head out the door grab that jacket. we are in the 50's and the upper 40's. as we head through the day, sunshine this afternoon and check it out inland. 86 for a high in san jose. 94 concord, 97 antioch. 95 livermore. 90 for santa rosa and daytime loing at upper 70's to low to mid-80s's. >>> we have a couple things to look out for. this just in to the traffic center. south 101 near river road. we are looking at -- making things busy for that ride out of the north bay. the bay bridge things starting to get busy as you work toward the plaza. lights off and a ten minute drive from the maze into san francisco. i a cal trans truck. it's over to the right shoulder. checking the travel times. the busy spot is that ride in to the pass. wind advisory in effect for the

today is a big day.e districts here in the bay area are set to vote on measure that could make vaccinations a requirement for some of the older students. take a look at your screen. we have a breakdown of what those districts are. the three districts, berkeley unified school district, piedmont and oakland unified wo children 12 and older. there's an application date of january 3rd, 2022, is the date they have to have the vaccinations completed if approved. piedmont allows for medical exemptions and weekly testing and they have not set a date for a date of completion if approved. one family we spoke with says this is the only way to fight that deadly virus. >> it spares kids' risks and their parents and grandparents' risks, and it's a win-win. >> a date for the vote in contra costa has not yet been set. on september 9th, i stood in the same spot that l.a. unified approved that vaccine mandate and set a date of january of 2022, and they are the largest district in the country to approve such a mandate. we'

i want to say today was just going to be hotter today, it is today is going to be the hottest of theot a triple digit on the map today. so it is one if you are inland said get ready for that heat. at we are looking at your north calhoun. the weather center forecast this morning. nice and clear, though it is a beautiful start to the day. so get out there. do those errands take the dog on a walk and enjoy what is a very pleasant start your berkeley hills camera that view not blocked out by any sort of fog this morning skies will remain dry not just today but really for the remainder of the week as we have a strong ridge of high pressure set up in place. this is going to keep us pretty hot today and tomorrow. but after that, that cold front that's sitting right there to the north and west of us. that's going help to at least nudge out this built up high and allow temperatures to fall back into the 80's that our warmest starting on wednesday. now, as far as air quality goes, we're good pretty much across the board. there's a couple of moderate pockets inland. but nothing crazy to know. s

sign up today. jobina: in the south bay, prosecutors will present opening arguments wednesday against theranos founder elizabeth holmes. srt ucuf ke it until you make it is coming under scrutiny. another element prosecutors are likely to challenge, holmes's recent claims she was manipulated by her then boyfriend and coo of theranos . >> the defense we will see is that she did not intend to defraud anybody. jobina: in the the the some say it will come down to her credibility and what she told regulators and creditors at the time. she will have to prove to the jury that she believed her statements to be true or lacked the mental capacity that -- capacity to understand that they could be false or intended to deceive. julian: according to the wacc street journal, the jet may not be delivered until late october until the -- october after the faa has declined the company's recent proposal for accelerated approval. areas of concern relating to the cargo doors. an faa spokeswoman told the journal the faa wi

you're watching "today in the bay.">> breaking right now at 5:30, caldor fire raging with no end in sight. the flames inching closer to some 30,000 homes in the south lake tahoe city limits. this morning "today in the bay" is live on the frontlines to show you what's happening there right now. plus -- >> looking forward to telling your side of the story. >> do you have anything to say? >> day two of the criminal fraud case of former theranos founder elizabeth holmes. we take you inside the case as it moves forward. this is "today in the bay." >>> and we're broadcasting on your television as you see right now and also streaming online at nbcbayarea.com. if you have to leave out you can take us with you. good morning to you and thanks for making us a part of your morning. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia enjoying a little sleep in this morning. we want to take you first to our east, to the fire fight in tahoe which so much at stake on what could be a pivotal day for firefighters. >> we sent "

a lot like today and yesterday was. got a little warmer today. not too bad.moke story and this is also been very good news. this is a live look now at the high resolution satellite. you can see a few high clouds here. good, old-fashioned clouds approaching california. we have a few more out here, cumulus clouds building over the sierra, a marine layer off our coast. the only wildfire smoke is up here coming off the river complex, the monument fire and right now the flow in the atmosphere is taking that away from us. there is not as much smoke being produced in the state as there has been over the last several weeks. that in itself is wonderful. the flow in the atmosphere is also steering whatever smoke there is away from us. let's take that smoke plume and play that forward over the next 36 hours. a minor, little increase tomorrow. it's very subtle on here. you can see in the mid levels a little bit of smoke wants to get pulled our way. in order to see what that might mean for air quality, we have to look at this differently instead of looking at the whole co

not as hot as today. further cool down into friday and then saturday, sunday and monday get here and it's going to feel like relief. some upper 80's as compared to our triple digits and some 70's making the return for our bayside cities. reyna. john, thanks for that. looking for to those cooler temperatures, the air. all right. we have a traffic collision san francisco, one. oh, one southbound. >> that ramp to 80 west. so again, we're looking at our drive times. there doesn't look like it's any major issues. no delays along 2.80 heading into the city right now. a little under 17 minutes earlier we had an accident right near the toll plaza. again, 5, 1880, moving a lot better at this hour. a little under 13 minutes as you head across towards sandra fell here traffic looking much better. we were earlier at about 14 to 16 minutes traveling along one o one about 29 minutes. there to 8085 to 82. no major issues daryn. james, back to you. >> thank you very much. night 17 the time. time to talk winners and loser

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also the news today.have san francisco's high covid-19 vaccination rate appearing now paying off. >> and it could set an example for other cities. new data by the new york times shows that your chances of contracting the virus in san francisco as somebody who's vaccinated is now one in 10,000. nearly 80% of people living in the city have received at least one dose of the vaccine, which means the chances of breakthrough cases are much lower and infectious disease doctor at ucsf monica gandhi says with cases now declining in the city. it's likely those chances are dropping even lower than that. >> as our rate has come down because we had higher-income cases the beginning of august. now we're watching the test positivity rate dropped by half actually less were about 4% opposed to the way we were up 10% in early august. so then you even have less of a chance to the break to infection because you have less of a chance of running across the virus. so it was helpful to give this kind of qualifications. >> and do

so, we pressed the white house today, how does that square with what we heard today from top u.s. military leaders on the hill? our terry moran in the briefing room. >> reporter: the president said his military commanders were split. we now know that the chairman of the jointefs staff general milley, head of cent-com and the commander on the ground, general miller, all recommended the president keep 2,500 p toos. so, who in his military advisers told him it would be fine to pull everybody out? >> i'm not going to get into specific details of who recommended what, but i would reiterate a little bit of what i conveyed before, which is that there were recommendations made by a range of his advisers, something he welcomed, something he asked them to come to him, clear-eyed about, to give him candid advice. what is also clear, though, and i'd also note again, what secretary austin said today, that was not going to be a sustainable over the long-term troop presence. we were always going to look at escalating the numbers, potential lir going back to war with the taliban and risking casua

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use use use use today. an increase in winds later on this afternoon will help keep smoke away from us and we will stay in the good to moderate category when it comes to air quality. today is a hot one away from the coast. 98 in antioch, 100 in livermore, oakland, 80, 90 in san jose, and widespread 90's from napa dissenter felt, the city going to 92 degrees. here's a look at some other highs around the bay, sponsored by visit california. >> this guy here is busy, working on our states recovery. you see, he lives in california and by vacationing in california, he is supporting our businesses and communities, which means every fruity skewer is like another sweet nail in the rebuilding of our economy. hammer away, craftsman. calling al california! during a flex alert, let's keep our power up and running. set ac cooler and use big appliances before 4pm. then from 4-9pm reduce use and take it easy on our energy. sign up today. kids love visiting kidifornia. but parents like it to, like a lot. they go bonkers. (wu

how are we looking today, kari? >> air quality looking good today. it has been nice to have the fresher breezes picking up and that continues today. we'll talk more about warmer temperatures and what is ahead in the rest of the forecast, coming up. >>> and then yes, there we go. clearing up our view of oakland, we're still wiping the sleep out of our eyes, and we'll get you a clearer 880 drive. >>> very good tuesday morning to you. looks like folks are headed out and about early on this tuesday morning. overlooking walnut creek. 4:46 right now. >> i want it to be friday. >> i have not had enough coffee this morning. >> yeah, it's hot coffee weather this morning. cool for those heading out the door behind that front that moved through yesterday. now just clouds streaming in. our chances of getting anymore showers is winding down, and still may be drizzling near the coast. speaking of the coast if you are going to be heading to the beach, there will be a beach hazard statement in effect and that could mean rip currents and dangerous swells. watching ou

they really broke through today. they made an impact that i've rarely seen in my decade in the united states senate. their testimony was so powerful and important, and i want to thank them on behalf of the members who participated today for the courage and strength, their grace, and daring. not only in the course of their tremendous athletic performance, but as role models for so many young women and men. in the way they stood up, spoke out, and made an impact today. thank you. senator grassley. sen. grassley: first of all, i associate myself with all the remarks you made. and i thank these women for being here today. and i don't know whether i can say it any stronger than if you heard senator durbin's remarks immediately after these women testified. he said something along the lines that he's never heard such strong testimony to back up, one, the need for maybe further legislation, further hearings, but also the inadequacy of the enforcement of existing laws. or even if it doesn't involve the enforcement of existing

back to "today."etting a jump on her weekend. fri-yay. >> yes, you do early and often. love it. let's get to your news at 8:00 the next step in president biden's covid strategy is on the line as an fda advisory panel meets to vote on vaccine booster shots. today's focus is on the pfizer vaccine. the company says trial data shows virus protection weakens six months after the second dose but some health experts disagree, including two of the fda's own top scientists who just announced they're leaving the agency the president had hoped to start the booster rollout next week. >>> to south carolina where prominent attorney alex murdaugh surrendered in court on charges tied to a failed suicide plot. his wife and one of his sons were victims of an unsolved murder back in june. catie beck joins us from south carolina good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, craig. state investigators say they charges are just a first step against alex murdaugh as they pursue more and more investigations tied to the fam

rest of the country today, heavy storms moving into the northeast and new england today. out west. the pacific northwest looking warm, seattle 68 degrees that's what' >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. our temperatures are going to be hotter today. our inland valleys our warmest spot in spots like antioch and ukiah down to gilroy it's going to reach into the upper 90s today. tomorrow we have some lower 90s, but we do catch a break this weekend as some cooler air moves in, seeing highs in the low 80s by sunday. next week we have highs in the upper 70s. san francisco will see highs in the mid 60s. >> keith didn't realize, he's impressed with our -- >> we're trying to impress keith. >> this is true. >> we want keith to love it. >> we're all star struck. >> it's an actual map. >> do you want to go touch it? >> i would love to >> let's hear keith do the weather. >> i did the weather once, about 412 years ago. this is cool you can touch this thing. >> cool. >> all be darned >> thank you thanks, keith. >> thank you >> getting the cake and champagne. >>> still ahead,

in a statement today, secretary of state, antony blinken said today's flight was the result of department'sartners, particularly with the qatar authorities. and taliban officials said today that another flight is expected to take off tomorrow and that the taliban is expecting to let it go. for its part, the biden administration says it won't divulge details about any upcoming flights due to what they call the ongoing terrorist threats to such operations. clearly it is still a very fluid situation there, but by all appearances, the evacuation flights from kabul appear to be back on as of today with the likelihood that more flights will continue at least tomorrow and maybe beyond then. and that is something. more ahead, stay with us. and ask your doctor about biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i-v in certain adults. it's not a cure, but with one small pill, biktarvy fights h-i-v to help you get to and stay undetectable. that's when the amount of virus is so low it cannot be measured by a lab test. research shows people who take h-i-v treatment every da

we have team coverage today.nsylvania, let's begin with laura in lower manhattan. >> two decades have passed that day and for so many people, 9/11 feels like it was just yesterday. a somber movie ceremony here at the world trade center, lower manhattan today and somebody lives were lost. ramseyer began today a holy bill after the world trade center was hit. the 2753 names of those killed were read aloud at the 9/11 memorial for the twin towers once stood. >> joe, we love and miss you more than you could ever imagine. our son is a spitting image of you. he lights up my world everything. i see you in everything he does. the world was a better place with you and your self miss after 20 years by your children and grandchildren whom you be very proud my uncle was a firefighter. inspired me to follow in your footsteps and become a firefighter, to. >> president joe biden and first lady along with former president barack obama and bill clinton and their wife brought a hand for today's ceremony. a firefighter who spoke wi

very electric energy today and the manager. i spoke with says today is actually the busy as it's been. >> since the pandemic. >> are pub in san francisco sunday football is back, everybody. football is the best time of now. i'm so excited. it's back niners all the way. i love them. so that they want becoming of a 10 years. he's you can just feel the energy in this play the bar has been struggling to stay afloat during the pandemic. like many businesses dealing with constant changing of the health guidelines. it's a big job of the fed and that is people get excited because that is the nfl some they out their and managers sanchez. she says the boost in business could not come soon enough. people are being a >> before you say that you've got some good people causing all of the area kemper the because that is a part of the forty-niners back to normal since covid is just ruin everyone's lives in. >> really tough. just excited to get back out and have some clients phenomenal. we've been waiting a long time for this is a beautiful thi

>> well, i just learned about it today. and i don't think anybody in the house, leadership on down, probably knew about this number until this very recently. i don't know when. >> wow. >> no. i don't think anybody in the house did. i think, look. chuck, i want to -- i think democrats are unified in one message. failure is not an option. we have to get this figured out. you know, really what i've been saying is we need to be talking to more than these two senators. we have a house that's got 200 some democrats, 435 members, that care deeply about this issue and really don't know what's going on. i think the president laid out a vision when he ran for both what we see in the bipartisan bill, always said what's in that bill is important and we need that bill but the vision he ran on is in the build back better bill. i think what you've got a lot of house members wanting is just to know we're going to get both and how are we going to get both bills and the two senators that keep raising objections make a lot of people worry. we

today, i ask you all to hear my voice. i ask you, please, do all that is in your power to make sure these individuals are held accountable and responsible for lying about my initial report and covering up for a child molester. in closing, i would like to ex-tress my deep gratitude to the united states senate, a very powerful institution that from the beginning has fought for us rather than against us. thank you, and i welcome any questions. >> thank you ms. maroney. miss nichols. >> chair durbin, ranking member grassley and distinguished members of the judiciary committee, thank you for inviting me to speak to you today. i want to thank you for your commitments to holding those accountable for athlete safety. i was named as gymnast two in the office of inspector general's report and previously identified as athlete a. by usa gymnastics. i want you to know this didn't happen to gymnast two or agent lee a. it happened to me, maggie nichols. since i was a child i had a dream of competing for my country in the world championsh

today's vote will make that clear.n spite that some on both sides of this aisle will seek to make israel and our unyielding support for the u.s.-israel support a wedge issue. there are so many reasons for hope in the region. israel has a new government with the broadest measuring coalition, including arab parties. israelis and palestinians are talking to each other again. the abraham accords are changing the dynamic between israel and her arab neighbors. progress in all these areas starts with and depends on security. 10 more seconds? progress in all these areas starts with and depends on security, and security starts with and relies on iron dome funding. i urge my colleagues to join me in supporting this critical funding and hope the senate will take it up immediately. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from tennessee. mr. fleischmann: mr. speaker, i continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: continues to reserve. the gentlewoman from connecticut. ms. delauro: -- the spe

it made landfall one week ago today. gabe gutierrez is in new jersey, good morning. >>> willie, good morning. president biden is set to visit the area on tuesday. this is one of the homes that exploded because flood waters triggered a gas leak. we're starting to get a clearer picture of the full scope of the devastation. >> the flood waters receded and for others the sdprags has not. >> one family had to be rescued as the water rushed in. >> at least 27 people have died in this state alone. many drowned in their cars. the torrential rain shattered records and lives. >> it's a nightmare for me. for the first time in my life that i experienced this. ida's impact is also still ravaging the gulf coast. officials in new orleans are gathering people at the convention center and bussing them outside of the city. >> 120 patients were evacuated from this major hospital after rain and wind rushed in destroying patients rooms. they made a makeshift er in this parking lot. >> a massive pain staking clean up effort is now under way.

giving us updates of what's what we can expect today. lot of people stay up last night to watch the giants today. they're going to be out celebrating maybe going to tuesday's. so what can expect in terms of outdoors. so it depends on where you're at for sure. inland areas really, really warm are bayside in coastal areas. obviously on the more comfortable side. >> but it is going to be another one of her hottest days of this forecast yesterday. a promise you that today yesterday were the hottest ones and that after this, we're cooling down exactly. still the case tomorrow really begins the cool down. we just got one more y

looking at moderate air quality today, you can still see the haze today.king toward the end of the weekend, it is looking better sunday into monday. we will show you our sunrise. daytime highs are about 80 degrees and as well as san jose. for the east bay topping out and pleasant hill and 58 in san francisco. we are topping out at 94 in ukiah. san francisco and oakland will warm up . labor day is about 90 degrees. some of the hottest temperatures are in the east bay inland. looking toward the coast, daytime highs are in the upper and 60 . it is going to cool down just a bit next week. now we will check in with gianna franco for the latest on traffic. >>> leasing is conditions for the most part. even the eastshore freeway is looking good. eastbound 580 has reports of a crash . other, it is still pretty quiet. also keeping an eye on the bay bridge toll plaza where it is easy. checking your travel time, it is only eight minutes into san francisco. you can make your way over into the east bay. traffic is moving nicely here without delay. if you are trying to g

today, the dow fell 50 points. the nasdaq gained 32 in the s and p dropped three, analysts say even though the debt ceiling issue comes around on a regular basis, markets will still be nervous until the problem is fixed. and unprovoked attack in the east bank coming up the surveillance video showing what happened plus responding to oakland's rising crime and decline in officers, today's vote to fund two additional police academies and how one bay area school district is responding to a viral social media challenge. that's encouraging kids to steal and vandali (background talking and laughing) ♪ ♪ (child) ...some people just go there immediately... at kaiser permanente, your entire care team is connected. so even a routine appointment can save your life. i am so glad you did this mammogram, so we can detect it early. everything looks great with your eyes, and i see you're due for a mammogram. should we schedule it? oh yeah that'd be great. a leader in the prevention, early detection and treatment of cancer. who spra

san jose, 77 today. he may be a little cooler tomorrow, but pretty similar to my not too much of difference. overall, 2 to 4 degrees below average for late september. enjoy it, because temperatures will warm up as we hit the end of the work week. a modest warm-up around the bay , san francisco and oakland, temperatures will be warmer, but attend degree warm-up for san jose, mid-80s by friday and saturday. we do return to near average temperatures by the 2nd day of next week, but the northbay, mid to upper 80s with high temperatures inland topping out around 90 degrees thursday, friday, saturday, sunday. it means early october will feel more like late august. we will have an update on that coming up at 11:00. >> welcome to fall in the bay area. >> the sever that without end. >>> still to come, cameras catch a pair of mountain lions on the prowl on opposite sides of the bay. >>> if you can't beat them, join them. the bay area city that could sanction sideshows for safety. working at recology is more than a

can't wait. >>> look at this guy. 10 years old today. this is kj. this is kari's son celebrating his 10th birthday today. kari, do you remember ten years ago? >> my goodness. seems like yesterday, though. that's crazy. >> look at him. and you said he's almost as tall -- not taller than you. >> he's not taller than me but he may be as tall as laura. >> i'm 5'3 1/2". >> 5-foot even. >> you know, we're going to have so much fun today. and the weather is so nice. take a look at these temperatures. we're going to spend a lot of time outside. upper 70s. good air quality, and it will heat up the next few days. >> sounds like a great day ahead in your household. >> happy birthday. >> we hope it's a great afternoon for you as well. thanks for joining us for our midday news cast. our next newscast is at 5:00 tonight. >> we'll be back right here dark and early tomorrow morning starting at 4:30 with "today in the bay." can't wait to see you back here then. we take a live look out at beautiful san francisco. get out and enjoy the day if you can. we'll be back he