fog city, the fog has been a beloved staple of our bay area. have you noticed less of it recently? joining is not to talk about it is an ecology professor, todd dawson. professor dawson, thank you for your time. >> thank you for having me. good afternoon. kristen: good afternoon. it does feel like we've had fewer foggy days. i haven't had to turn on my headlights in a long time. it's not just my perception, right? >> it's not just your perception. it's the data. the data are clearly showing that we've had a decline in fog over the last 60, 65 years here along the entire coastal california. kristen: how much less fog are we talking about when you compare, let's say, 60 years ago versus 20 years ago, 10 years ago versus today? >> so, the data that we've gathered we gathered in a couple of different ways. we've gathered it in terms of number of hours of fog during the fog season, which is generally between june and october. and then we've also done it on kind of an annual basis, as well. and either way, it shows it's declined about 30-35%, where t

but it is in view as we don't see any fog in the city currently any sort of rainfall that we do have is really been isolated to south of san jose and then in the mountains above san jose up towards the altamont pass more significant rainfall as you work out into the central valley. as for the rest of the bay area, likely not to tap into it today and increasingly clear skies later on this morning. setting us up for sunshine into the afternoon as far as temperatures go, we're in the midst of 40's and 50's. so definitely need the jackets, not just for your morning hours

city hall right there. all of it is in crystal clear view because we don't have any fog in the city this morning. there are a couple of patches, a very isolated spots of fog at the coastline. but we're still fog free this morning for the vast majority of the bay area. so where are we at with the big picture set up. we have this cold front to our north and west. that's going to steer its where direction we don't really even have a strong high pressure ridge built-in today just enough of an offshore flow to keep us hot. but this cold front is going to quickly replace that resulting in temperatures, cooling down very soon as tomorrow. the of some really poor air midst quality. very poor conditions from modesto southward. you can blame that on the complex of fires burning around sequoia national park. some of that has made its way to the bay area, although arc where quality comparatively as much better do expect some haze in the sky, especially in the south and east bay today temperatures in the 60's to 70's for san francisco. it will be the same right along the coastline. and as i mentioned, lot suns

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a stunning view of san francisco city hall. fog near the coast overnight tonight, minor cooling for most of you tomorrow. warm to hot fall weather for the upcoming weekend. let me show you the air quality forecast. we enjoyed good air quality today. it will start to deteriorate the next couple of days. we are not expecting a spare the air alert for the upcoming weekend. if you want to get outside, that will be nice. high clouds tomorrow morning along with fog below. afternoon and evening, fog will peel away. setting the stage for a warmer weekend. tomorrow, we are going down a little bit. temperatures in the 40's to 60's out the door. in the afternoon, we will be warm, especially inland. concord, antioch, fairfield. mid to upper 80's from santa rosa to napa. 75 in san francisco. 85 in san jose. 68 and half moon bay. tomorrow is a good day to the beach. fog and son. moderate so make sure you have your sunscreen. 75 degrees in santa cruz. this is the wetter of the two models, bringing in the possibility into saturday. i want to menti

this is karl the fog just are taken over the city. there. can i blow your mind. what? fog is gone and it is now karla carla. well, i know we're just acts. lawrence. yes, sir. and that storm sunday where started raining into the stop. oh, my gosh, what what a storm was. >> and of course, our storms travel right from the west to the east and they're getting all kinds of trouble. this storm system now it's been causing all kinds of tornadoes making its way right across the plains of the texts that tornadoes yesterday was florida. now start to move up across the northeast and look at that huge circulation, that area of low pressure. their to the damage. now along the coastal sections are getting a high tide. they're getting heavy runoff and then they're getting some on shore winds. the combination of all 3, it's going to cause for a significant flooding of coastal flooding event along these areas in the new jersey, further south into delaware and a little bit further to the north. they're going to see some of tide running to as much as 5 even 8 feet. so that go along with t

we have fog over the city, something we haven't seen for the last couple of mornings. good morning, oakland, it's 57. it is 58 in san jose. we have some 40's in the north bay. we are noticeably cooler, 60's and low 70's on the shoreline. we will go near 80 degrees. enjoy that fall feeling weather. reggie: now to that hearing on capitol hill. the facebook whistleblower will testify in about an hour, facing a subcommittee looking into the impact on kids and teenagers. it comes amid fallout from that nationwide outage of facebook, instagram, and whatsapp. jobina: right now from the capital where the. will begin an hour. it will focus on how they impact teenagers. they made headlines on the cbs show six humans. she revealed herself as the whistleblower who provided the wall street journal with copies of facebook's research. research shows how facebook amplifies hate to profit off users. >> if they change the alg alg to be safer, people will spend less time on the site and they will make less money. jobina: yesterday, they crashedy for at least six hours. users could not ac

a stunning view of san francisco city hall. fog near the coast overnight tonight, minor cooling for most of you tomorrow. warm to hot fall weather for the upcoming weekend. let me show you the air quality forecast. we enjoyed good air quality today. it will start to deteriorate the next couple of days. we are not expecting a spare the air alert for the upcoming weekend. if you want to get outside, that will be nice. high clouds tomorrow morning along with fog below. afternoon and evening, fog will peel away. setting the stage for a warmer weekend. tomorrow, we are going down a little bit. temperatures in the 40's to 60's out the door. in the afternoon, we will be warm, especially inland. concord, antioch, fairfield. mid to upper 80's from santa rosa to napa. 75 in san francisco. 85 in san jose. 68 and half moon bay. tomorrow is a good day to the beach. fog and son. moderate so make sure you have your sunscreen. 75 degrees in santa cruz. this is the wetter of the two models, bringing in the possibility into saturday. i want to menti

. >>> live to san francisco now where new signs suggest the city's famous coastal fog is on the declinet fog records dating back to the 50's just found a 33% reduction in fog since the early 20th century with that let's look at the weather with mary lee. a lot of people don't want to see that fog going anywhere. >> this is a big concern as we study and observe the bay area climate. we have the coastal fog. it's when the marine layer interact was the gold waters. what we are noticing is the water temperatures on the pacific are actually warmer so this is something that we are monitoring very closely. a big concern as we are looking at our climate changing here across the region. live look with our sales force tower camera as we look east across the bay. you can see mount diablo and and a few clouds. the temperatures in the 60's. 67 in concord. 64, for san francisco, livermore 68, 69 and san jose, 61 for santa rosa. here is what you can expect. looking at sun and warmer temperatures today. we will stay dry through the week and the next chance to see showers next monday on the weather mode

50s lower 60s 58 in the city, right 60 in oakland around 60 that current temperature in san jose if you're headed to fleet week tomorrow, it's gonna be great a lot of sunshine. no fog to contend within the city and the afternoon temperatures mainly topping out in the upper 60s. it will be a mild afternoon bit of a breeze picks up by about 5 pm about 10 to 20 miles per hour those winds though. they will strengthen as go later into the day tomorrow a fire weather watch will begin at 11 pm sunday lasting through 5 pm tuesday for all areas shaded and orange on your screen because these winds will turn gusty they will drop humidity levels and that will increase our fire danger. we'll take a closer look at these winds coming up in the full act of the forecast in a few minutes larry. all right, joe. we'll see you then. he was talking about the wind and that could lead pg&e to turn off power to 44,000 customers and effort to prevent wildfires. here are the five bay area counties that are on notice about possible public safety power shutoffs or psps as they're known on monday morning. that's when this might occur the alert covers a total ofa. a very small and although we're

we have fog over the city, something we haven't seen for the last couple of mornings.ose. we have some 40's in the north bay.

no major fog about 20 minutes into the city. lit orange county crews worked to clean up a potential environmental catastrophe. a major oil spill close miles of shoreline and trigger. an urgent response to protect the orange county coast. carlos a seagull has the latest on this developing situation out there. >> an ecological disaster in the waters off the orange county coastline. the leak at an offshore oil rig spilling more than 120,000 gallons of crude oil affecting the communities of new port and huntington beach is about the oil spill. so i decided to just get my stuff and get out there. see what it can do. >> might a davila put her gloves on to volunteer on her own and clean up the environmental mess. i what i saw was just chunks and chunks of oil. it looked like. >> really hard sand. but with the like try to break it apart. it was impossible. the toxic spill was reported saturday morning. it's deadly consequences washing up on shore. there was a discharge of oil of heavy crude oil that took place. >> we assess about 4 and

with the low clouds, the sun coming up, it is 50 in san jose, and you can see that fog in the city.ooler day today with mid to upper 60's for most and maybe an isolated sprinkle, liz. liz: all right, lisa. thank you. thanks hi, i'm steve and i live in austin, texas. i work as a personal assistant to the owner of a large manufacturing firm. i've got anywhere from 10 to 50 projects going at any given time. i absolutely have to be sharp. let me tell ya, i was struggling with my memory. it was going downhill. my friend recommended that i try prevagen and over time, it made a very significant difference in my memory and in my cognitive ability. i started to feel a much better sense of well-being. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> oh, trouble with the snap and the ball is free. it's picked up by michigan state's jalen watts-jackson and he scores. >> welcome back to "gma" on this saturday morning. remember that amazing play with michigan state shocking michigan scoring a touchdown on the final play of the game for a win back in 2015? well, that rivalry continues as the two teams

but it is in view as we don't see any fog in the city currently any sort of rainfall that we do have is really been isolated to south of san jose and then in the mountains above san jose up towards the altamont pass more significant rainfall as you work out into the central valley. as for the rest of the bay area, likely not to tap into it today and increasingly clear skies later on this morning. setting us up for sunshine into the afternoon as far as temperatures go, we're in the midst of 40's and 50's. so definitely need the jackets, not just for your morning hours but keep them on all day and the rest of your forecast right now. don, thank you for that. so for the most part, we're seeing light conditions. but we are seeing some accidents. >> like 80 eastbound at ashby avenue. another one 80 eastbound west of gilman street. so both on the eastbound side here along 80 not seen any backup because of accident. so that's the good news as you travel into the city. a little under 9 minutes for your drive time there to make it to that fremont street exit the san mateo bridge as you're hea

no major fog as you're headed into the city's a little under 20 minutes. well, as we're talking about the full fledge all fields. we're also talking about this drought as it continues to grip california and some bay area homeowners are now investing tech that could actually extract water from the air. now we've seen hardly any rain over the past several months. making water even more precious. one benicia man has found a possible source. the air. the sysnem works like an air conditioner by using coils to chill the air. then it collects water drops in of bazan to purify it. the design engineer compares it to dehumidifier. the ear creating water that he says is safe to drink. now the technology was originally developed to help people were suffering from natural disasters like hurricanes or wildfires victims with little to no access to water. begin to realize that. >> there's a lot of need out there, but it's not continuous. it's on again off again. so we kind of backed off the research and we came down to something instead of making massive amounts of water,

no fog to slow us down about 20 minutes and the north bay as you're heading into the city.a big announcement from facebook. the social media giant is changing its company name to metta the company has already changed sign outside the menlo park headquarters and the social network itself will still be called facebook ceo mark zuckerberg says the rebranding is meant to reflect the company's growing ambitions. the on social media. the day itself comes from the sci-fi term metaverse, which facebook has adopted to describe his vision for working in plain in a virtual world. but skeptics have been quick to criticize the move as an attempt to distract from recent negative facebook headlines. it is time for us to adopt a new company browned to encompass everything that we do. to reflect who we are and what we hope to build instead of acknowledging in very explicit terms. all the negative publicity in the reasons for that negative publicity. >> facebook is very much decided to leave everything behind and go forward and you can see that in the name change meadow, which means beyond.

the east bay of those numbers are low 70's by tomorrow afternoon after some patchy ground fog 71 in union citygrees in concord. 71 rend up beautiful in the north bay warm temperatures in the afternoon to plenty of sunshine up some ground fog early on back toward the coastline. how about some 60's up toward the beaches 70's in the valleys. this couple days you see high pressure taking over. that is going to warm nicely through wednesday and thursday, probably on friday start to see a few more clouds coming in slight chance of showers on saturday. halloween is looking good, though. yeah, it looks like we can keep things mostly dry. i don't about you got remember, you go to some place to be hoping to get some candy something to give you like an apple. i mean, that was really nice. but, you know, when i go into that bout the buckeye beef the apple candy. >> yeah, sorry. i'm sorry that happened to it was kind of rough. lays out actually just got up and scream for having them right when maybe they are just cute is there. you go. oh, yeah, it is pretty good she is key is close. this halloween. you ca

traffic break to move the center divide for the morning commute and now that stream comes into the city with no foghere. >> mike, we will need you this week with the rain coming in. i am a true californian, if you are a true californian, you know when the rain comes in people forget how to drive. check the tires and windshield wipers, and the windshield fluid, all of that. palo alto, 46. it's definitely a little nippy out there. the satellite radar showcasing 1 of 3 storms on the way. now that moisture will tap into a cold front and that's what is going to sweep into tonight. let's take a look at the daytime highs. for today, oakland, 65. san francisco, 64. then notice the mid and upper 60s down through the south bay and into the interior valleys. here it is, your hour-by-hour outlook. if you are looking for the time stamp, it's up here to help you to guide through your day plans. napa, ukiah, clearlake, and up through portions north of the golden gate bridge pretty much, you will see the rain first and then it will scatter and push down south, and that line of showers push down through the santa c

. >>> live to san francisco now where new evidence suggests that the city's famous coastal fog is on the decline. a look at fog records dating back to the 1950's just found a 33% reduction in fog frequency since the early 20th century. good-bye fog. >>> no. we don't want to do that, right? we love it. it is. you know it's -- what are we going to do without it? >> it's a big concern for us as we study the bay area climate. we usually see the coastal fog when the marine layer interacts. we are seeing the warmer waters and with it less fog. so its something that we are seeing that changing climate. a live look with the sales force tower camera. mainly clear skies and a little bit of patchy fog. temperatures in the mid to upper 50's. let's talk about what to expect. sunnier, warmer weather for today and we will stay dry through the rest of the week. we are looking for a little bit of sister activity for saturday. the weather models. the next chance to see showers will be next monday and we will show you this in the seven day forecast. 6o'sa and 70's across the bay area. temperatures will

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. >>> live to san francisco now where new evidence suggests that the city's famous coastal fog is on. a look at fog records dating back to the 50's just found a 33% reduction in fog frequency since the early 20th century. wow. >> good-bye fog. >> no. we cannot say good-bye to the fog. that's what makes the bay area the bay area. >> for sure. i want to talk about this and our changing climate. basically when you have that marine layer that on shore flow interacting the cold pacific ocean waters you get that fog. we are seeing warmer temperatures and the pacific ocean. this is a concern for us as we look to the climate that continues to change. >> let's get to the weather and what to expect today as we are looking at just some patchy light fog in spots. mainly clear skies for many of us. here is a live look with our san francisco camera and you can see mainly clear skies. temperatures in the low to mid50's. even up ear's in oakland as we start off the day. high pressure builds in. we are looking at sunnier, warmer weather ahead and we are chance. continue to ouxt sh oking at ouweather

fog, clear skies. about 20 minutes into the city and the richmond sandra fell commute. as you head to richmond across towards sandra fell, a little under 9 minutes. california and many other states celebrated the first indigenous peoples day that happened yesterday here in the bay area. there's a growing movement to keep native traditions alive. kron four's ella sogomonian shows us one way members of the a la ni try are doing just that. >> mclaughlin or should you or shouldn't. exactly your get perfect. that is the sound of a native american language believed to have been long forgotten to cheney was archived in the 1920's filing was john peabody harrington. he was the first known person to put the sounds on paper in written form with the help of this woman, maria dulles, cyclists colo who are said to be one of the last fluent speakers. that's because 2 waves of colonizers infiltrated the northern california coast and forced indigenous people to abandon their way of living. and speaking first the spanish in 1776 then the mexican nearly one century later despite occupati

fog remaining. it's going to be in the mid-60s. redwood city, more sunshine and 76 degrees. san francisco, we're staying in the upper 50s in the marina district. at the mission district, we are watching the game last night and they had the delay thing going on, that's now starting to clear out. we were also watching that because of the oil spill and them having to clean that up and the rain complicating that. it's clearing out there but we are seeing the rain also clearing out before it moves into the bay area for northern california, so there will be that chance they could see some of the rain to the north of us, but not so much here. looking at where we normally start to see our rain really coming in, well, for october, for santa rosa we will normally get about two inches of rain. and then for the rainy season, we are in the middle of that, and still looks dry. at least we are getting the cooler temperatures. for livermore, going from 80 today to 72 t weekend. our inland temperatures are still going up and down, and that's what normally happens during the fall season. 80 d

it's buried under the fog also have higher cloud 61 in the city.t's in the mid to upper 70s from oakland to san jose. we did get another mild to warm day in before the change has got underway from our east bay hills camera. you're looking towards hazy mount diablo 73 in santa rosa 74 in napa currently 77 fairfield 79 in livermore live doppler 7 showing you the fog near the coast of the higher clouds are starting to come in an association with this week's system here. now while all the energy is going into northern california. there's a small possibility a couple of isolated showers may make it into the north bay tomorrow, but it should be just fine for outside lands. so cooler and cloudier tomorrow in golden gate park mid 60s. mostly cloudy on sunday. also in the mid 60s a good idea. have the jacket if you are going and enjoy here's a look at the travel forecast in case you're getting out of town upper 60s to lows 70s. mostly cloudy honolulu looking at 84 degrees with rain, new york city 65 also wet chicago a chance of showers 57 and in los angeles

city. we're not seeing a lot of fog, clear skies. we'll have more on your weather and traffic coming up for now, let's talk about sports because fans are awaiting an exciting game this friday as the giants and the dodgers are set to meet in the playoffs for the first time ever intensify what is already one of the biggest rivalries in sports history. dodgers winning the wild-card game against the cardinals last night with a walk-off home run. >> setting up a historic showdown, a 2 out walk off home run in the bottom of the night. we get the batch of both cities have been waiting literally their entire lives for it. the san francisco giants versus the los angeles dodgers and the national division series. friday's games at start. >> at 06:37pm following game 2, which is on saturday at 6 o'clock. well, go ahead and take your phone out now that we know the dodgers and giants are going to meet in the n l d s get ready to pay up. if you plan on heading to oracle park this weekend because we spoke with people at stuff how much you can expect

a look at averages because we were covered in fog via the bay bridge. >> still pretty foggy out right now. little under 23 minutes to make it into the citylity is low looks like it's also low along because we can't see that as well. the golden gate bridge just pockets of fog. a 31 minute commute from the north bay into the sea. but again, you definitely want to take your time because you might run through a pocket of fog. we had a lot of fog here along the richmond sandra fell bridge earlier. now we can see things but that doesn't mean there's and fog and the middle portion of the bridge. a little under 18 minutes as you head of a richmond, a hot spot still in gilroy, one, 52 westbound west, a one 56 all lanes still closed. this has been closed all morning and people have been taking 25 we a major backup in delay earlier. looks like just a little traffic now about 30 minutes in the heading in the part, not tracking any major issues there. darya james, back to you. >> thanks. all right. 9.50, let's talk forty-niners. yes. getting ready to take on the bears and rights the bears da it's sunday. 10 o'clock is kickoff starting quarterback. wh

city. knocked down to 74 after hitting the mid 80's. overnight, or marine layer is very compressed. limited patchy fog.out and numbers falling into the 50's over the next 12 hours. by the we will see already warming into the 80's. tomorrow is a day of transition. the coast will be cooler, but still inland. we are talking temperatures in the 90. 66 in half moon bay tomorrow, cooler in the city. mid 70's for your monday. 80 for oakland tomorrow. warm temperatures in the east bay. 86 san jose. 88 the high in napa. by tuesday we all cool off as the better air quality move in. a fresh sea breeze kicks in. warmest spots by tuesday have a hard time even reaching 80 degrees. here is the seven day forecast. much cooler on tuesday. the cooling trend continues wednesday with better air quality. thursday, a lot of cloud cover. it's barely in the 70's in our warmest spots. early saturday, the chance of a shower. dion: we do need that rain. we will take it. once again back to chris alvarez. more in sports and of course giants. >> yes the giants. perfect weather. giants fans will remember this for a long time. they f

the golden gate bridge where we have clear skies so don't see any fog slowing us down this morning. about 20 minutes into the city. let's check out the richmond. sandra fell bridge as you're heading out of richmond across towards sandra fell a little under 9 minutes. we'll have more weather and traffic coming up for now you've got to take a look at this. santa rosa homeowner and we'll look at that found piles of rattlesnakes under her house in the north bay. these are pictures from the sonoma county reptile rescue. they say a total of 59 baby snakes and 22 adults report from up under her home. and that was just the first trip. they went back and they pulled another 11 snakes. the rescue says it took them nearly 4 hours to get all of the snakes. i can't wait to get away from this picture. and then in south bay, someone at their home found a world war 2, one hand grenade while they were going through an elderly family members battle in los altos, the santa clara county sheriff's bomb squad went to check it out. they say the vintage explosive or the vintage explosive might have been a live grenade. so police had to

amanda and now talk about our weather forecast as we take a live look outside here in the city of san francisco. the fog has rolled in along the coast, cool things off. >> the saturday. but we are tracking warm up for tomorrow. let's get you ready for his call for meteorologists marisa rodriguez. yeah. you are expecting that cool down to extend into our inland valleys. brace yourselves. you have one more day of hot temperatures until we gradually start to cool down early this upcoming week. for those of you along the coast already starting to track that cool sea breeze. and with that cooler temperatures as you step outside for your saturday night half moon bay 4 degrees cooler than where you were just 24 hours ago in the mid-fifties at 53 degrees. but check out conquered still in the mid 70's at 77 degrees with oakland starting to feel that cool sea breeze as is downtown san francisco currently 67 degrees. as you step outside. right now, widespread low to mid 70's, though, for most of the north bay 73 degrees. but novato in petaluma cooling down in the mid 60's. so we are tracking that cool sea breeze i

the golden gate bridge seen an uptick in traffic there. 20 minutes heading into the city and you've got a little fog as well out of the les hill, 80 westbound east of marine world parkway. we have an accident there, but it looks like the highway conditions along 80 are starting to improve there as we're tracking that we're going to have more weather and traffic coming up, daryn. james, we'll send it over to you. all right, guys. let's take a look out there and see some of the accidents and conditions. yes. so this is sarah stinson. >> and this is her drive as she was driving from lafayette hayward because she's big, you know. well, i think this is back at the bay bridge toll plaza where she was earlier this morning. >> and now idea of her driving and what conditions were in the area. she's heading to that overturned. big rig seen in hayward. well, the bay bridge no words, lights in the distance. yeah. and also, you know, you can see that she's getting a lot of distance between the cars there, which is what you should do. >> you've got to be a good driver to everybody else because one person messes i

if you are headed into the city you do not need to worry about any kind of fog. you can see the crystal clear skies. we are checking in with 75 degrees. a little bit of a breeze out of the west-northwest at 17. that's going to help cool us down to 60s by 7:00, 8:00, and 9:00. you are eventually going to need the jacket, especially if you are headed out late, at 10:00 we will have some 50s. in the south bay, good to eat outside. staying comfortable here. short sleeves, shorts, tank tops, whatever you are thinking of tonight. we are looking at 70s here through 7:00 and 8:00 and 9:00. eventually chillier 60s here at 10:00 and also 110:00. let's look at the saturday morning forecast. we are going to start it off chilly. mostly clear. no fog to worry about. down in the south bay, 57. peninsula, 55, over in the trivalley, 58. we are also beginning with the 50s over the east bay, san francisco, and the north bay. temperatures tomorrow, i am not really seeing any big adjustments. so it is going to feel similar to today. you can see the south bay. 90 in los gatos. little

city. once we see some of the fog clear out we will see more sunshine out there. hour-by-hour outlook.n we expect heading into the start of the workweek? on the radar, you notice the increase in cloud cover but we also have rain down in southern california. if you have plans to travel to southern california, we have a number of systems making their approach. this is going to help cool us off. looking ahead, the long range outlook, and we are talking about the chance to possibly see shower activity. right now the model is going back and forth. as we head towards friday and saturday, we could be seeing sierra snow as we search towards the end of the week. over the next seven days, though, cooling. i am so ready for fall. let's get rid of the 90s, right, kira? >> i will take whatever we can get. thanks, vianey. >>> we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, nbc bay area political analyst, larry gerston joins us to talk about the gridlock in congress about the big back better bill. stay with us. let me get this straight. you've got an a.i. strategy to deliver a better custom

fog. i noticed it took out i'm just in time. better say 20 minutes into the city. time now is 5. '02. breaking news that we're talking about this morning. could be a game changer. the drug company merck. >> has produced what it's calling the first effective pill to treat covid. the company says the pill cuts the risk of hospitalization and death by half kron four's. camila barco is live in merch research laboratories in south san francisco with the details. good morning. >> good morning. so yeah, this new pill can change the way doctors treat covid-19 patients bark executives say that they plan to submit the data about the pill for review in the coming days. now mark's study tracked 775 adult who had mild or moderate covid-19. they were considered a higher risk for severe disease due to health problems like a beast obesity diabetes or heart disease and the early results showed that patients who received the pill within 5 days of showing covid-19 symptoms had their chances of hospitalization or death cut in half. now another group of patients who received a dummy pill suffered severe s

fog sitting in the bay. so you can actually see some of the city lights down below. and as far as visibility goes, whether you're inland or by the coastline or actually are actually faring pretty well. couple of drizzly spots up in the santa cruz mountains as well as upper elevations in the north bay this morning. aside from that that we do remain dry as this cold front really just slides across the region. bringing us this cloud cover and this cool down a sweeping effect on air quality has resulted in massive improvements for neighbors out towards the central valley. they've been seeing very poor air quality over the course of the past week conditions improved for them and for us as well, ok, so where are we sitting with this forecast. today's daytime highs easily cooler than yesterday's which is already a cooler one than the day before dawn monday 60's for your highs. in sf and right along the coastline as for temperatures along the bay shore will be 60's or 70's burlingame right at 70 degrees. palo alto and mountain view holding on to those upper 60's san jose. al

city from 37. so looks great. there, uptick and drive times not because of the fog. a little under 17 minutes as you're heading from the east bay into the city. remember earlier we had accident on the eastbound side there of the bay bridge as you're heading into oakland, the san mateo bridge and across towards the peninsula a little under 14 and in the south bay, a slight up tick by 28 minutes traveling from 85 towards menlo park diane, james, back to you. >> time to talk winners and losers on wall street with financial expert rob black joining us remotely. are you still a pit know you're back home. from the truckee. good morning. run massive the site yesterday, not today. >> thank goodness. all right. so today we're looking at the markets and i see we've got the dow the s and p off a bit nasdaq positive but not by much. what's interesting you. we're straight down. that's a little bit we have start dealing with the motions of like how comfortable he feels a correction. >> earnings season is upon us jp morgan, great numbers. delta. good numbers but said fuel costs are

fog 67 degrees in burlingame 61 south san francisco. as you head down the peninsula will be warm 72 degrees in redwood city. still a lot of cloud cover up above 77 in santa clara. the east bay that have been looking at a lot of those numbers up in the 90's the past few days you're going to cool down. so on the warm side in livermore at 8079 in pleasanton, 73 in union city about 7 in castro valley, 69 degrees in san leandro. 78 in orinda about 77 degrees in concord, 78 in fairfield, 74 degrees in benicia back toward the coastline. some low clouds and fog kind of hanging out there and that will keep those numbers down in the 60's lot of clouds going to be moving in, especially as we head toward lot of part of the day, next couple days. we're going to see a couple weeks systems kind of roll on in one in string comes through on friday that one could bring with it a slight chance of showers on friday. then we clear things out for the weekend, but maybe worse, more rain as we head toward next week. thank you, lawrence. >> in just 2 weeks, the nation could default on its credit today. president biden pressed lawma

about 45 minutes for your drive via the golden gate bridge as you're traveling into the city looking all that dense fogose wet conditions. so you definitely want to take your time as you're traveling there heading across towards the peninsula. this is probably our best looking bridge at this hour. a little under 22 minutes for you. there. and here along corte madera in this area. we have some roadway flooding one. oh, one northbound at lucky drive there. further down one oh, one southbound, north of time or pious drive. you have an accident. one. oh, one. northbound south, a televised drive. you have another accident. all in corte madera. so things are pretty slow there here in oakland, 8, 80 northbound at 23rd avenue. you've got an accident there, i would say take 5.80. but then again, look at it. it was pretty slow as well. 13 a slow also so international boulevard, maybe a good option for you. there is a traveling. we talked about 5, 1880, in just how slow it is traveling crockett down to the maze will take you a full 62 minutes to make that drives will always say san pablo avenue is a good alternat

city hall right there. some of the surrounding buildings all without any fog overhead this morning. we do have a couple of pockets of very limited fog right along the coastline. most of our coastal areas actually quite clear, though, just as the case is true for bayside inland areas too. cold front to our north will be trudging its way on. and we don't really even have that strong of a high pressure ridge in place anymore. we're just looking at just enough of an offshore flow to keep us toasty for one more day after today we're going to trade in that hot, dry and windy there for some cooler air. now. speaking of our inland areas, it is going to be a bit of a hazy. one further inland. we do have conquered and san jose this morning with moderate air quality. very poor air quality for the central valley. and a lot of that has to do with the complex burning around sequoia national park. let's put a lot of smoke down into the central valley and some of that has managed to week its way on into portions of the bay area. most of us in sf today will be in the 70's some 60's and 70's right al

tonight, without that fog, it is a warmer than average night for this time of the year. 66 in the cityn con cord. 72 in san jose. we're down to 61. and 66 in vallejo. maryly clear skies limited of any fog first thing tomorrow morning. numbers are into the 50's first thing tomorrow morning. with sunshine from the get-go future tracker showing you those numbers that do warm-up quickly. the coast starts to cool off a little bit. but inland, we're still on hot weather pattern with widespread 80's a.p.d. and 90's expected. south bay tomorrow a lot of sunshine. 86 in san jose. 92 for morgan hill. 87 the high for cooper tino. 83 in palo alto. 83 lose al toes. a little bit cooler tomorrow but still mid and upper 60's by the afternoon. downtown it's a warm one for this time of the year. 71 for daily city. the warm bay, it's warm to hot. 90 in callestog. the east bay a lot of 80's and sunshine. 80 for oakland 86 union city. 86 castro valley and inland we're mainly in the 90's. 94 in antioch. 91, the high in liver moore. by tuesday, you'll start to feel a cooler breeze kick in. temperatures by tu

looking a little eerie outside with the fog here in the city.ll a little dark. >> dave spahr says it's going to stay pretty cloudy day. >> yeah. looks like mostly cloudy for today. no. well, good morning and good morning, the live shot from the golden gate even shows the fog along with the ride which we're going to see a lot of those pockets for until the later morning hours. it looks like and will replace it by centrally a lot of cloud cover drizzle in some patches of some light rain also working its magic, too now just looking at. so when tracker right now we're pretty much single digits, but this will pop a little bit later on. this afternoon into the evening hours just adding a little bit to the fall-like chill. now the heavier rain is up to the north. we have mostly cloudy skies across the region. however, we're keeping drizzle in some light rain showers in that forecast. so so future cast for as this continues to kind of sure right around the bay. it starts to diminish and activity as we get to the evening hours. but overnight will kind of

fog. so again, it's still 20 minutes for that drive as you're heading into the city this morning. but again, you want to take your time as you're driving there and the richmond, sandra fell commute a little under 9 minutes for your drive time as you're heading across towards sandra fell. we're going to have more weather and traffic coming up. but for now, let's talk about this legend danny he is one of the most recognized character actors in movies and tv. but his road to success was not easy. sam rubin got a chance to sit down with us actor about his life and talk about his road to redemption. he's played countless tough guys on the big and small screen. i played inmate. number one. i bad guy o. >> chicago google guy with jet to a high ball. never had now is one of the biggest names in hollywood in town. danny trejo is known as the nicest man guy. someone is always giving back to his community. everything. good, sam that has happened has happened as a direct result of helping someone else. >> everything. that's the way i live. >> but he didn't always live that way. trejo spent hi

city right now. little under 19 minutes for your drive time there. yesterday we had a lot of thick fogime. we're not seeing that on the bay bridge. but it looks like it's made its way to the antioch area. a little under 14 as you're heading across towards the peninsula. no major issues along 92. they've got some emergency road work going on right now. northbound southbound, one 13 between flannery road and highway 12 all lanes currently closed in rio vista down here northbound and southbound along one 60 and the ante on bridges got some fog. so visibility might be low as you're traveling there in the south bay. let's check on conditions along one o one 85 to menlo park a little under 29 minutes. 2.80, into 37 no major delays darya james, back to you. thanks a lot. 9.50 right now and i say it's good to get a loss under your belt sure early in the that stress. yeah. you don't. you want to hear that burden. plus it revealed as coach kerr will tell us in a that the worriers need to work on the turnovers just a little bit. let's get to the highlight. put a great performance. >> at least in

city and it is good to see it back. >> reporter: for sure. even though the fog is back, too. [ laughter ] >> well. >> yes, a good san francisco night. >> exactly. is would not be san francisco without fog. >> thank you, betty. >>> new at 11:00. workers are slowly making their return back to the office. according to b.a.r.t it may not be enough to get them out of a budget deficit. what is helping keep the transit system on track? >> reporter: a train just arrived moments ago. as you can see behind me there are few riders coming through the station, even on a friday night. b.a.r.t did receive $1 .3 billion in relief funds, the hope is, those dollars will last until the riders return. >> without revenue, b.a.r.t can not continue to operate as it does now. >> reporter: the b.a.r.t board of directors got a ridership update. the news was not good. the subsidies it receives could run out in october of 2023. >> our burn rate over the last two quarters averaged $1.31 million a month. >> reporter: b.a.r.t is using funds to make up for the lack of ridership according to b.

fog linger in half moon bay. reaching into the upper 60s. 76 degrees in redwood city and the outer sunset reaching 64 degrees today 69 in the mission district. mill valley will head up to 72 while ukiah reaches 80. sonoma, looking at a high of 79 degrees. now, october is that month where we start to transition toward our rainy period. our rainy season is looking like november, december, january, february, march. so we're kind of shifting toward that. and we normally see up to about two inches of rain on average for santa rosa, about an inch for san francisco to oakland. as we look at what's coming down the line, not a whole lot for us just yet. as we see that front that's moving in now, this dry out before it gets here. we'll have a nice taste of fall going from 79 in livermore today to upper 60s by the end of the week and even next week it still looks nice. we can leave the air conditioning off for a while. there will be a slight bump in temperatures for saturday and sunday once that sunshine returns. and for san francisco, we've been watching this forecast for fleet week. doesn't look like we'll see a lot in the

the golden gate bridge traveling into the city a little under 22 minutes earlier we were slower there because we had a lot of fogwing things down just a bit as you're traveling from the east bay into the city. a little under 19 minutes. no major accidents or hazards across the bay bridge all throughout the morning. the richmond, sandra fell commute. as you travel out of richmond under 10. we'll leave you with a look at the san mateo bridge a little under 14 as you make your way across towards the peninsula. darya james, back to you. all right. is down to the wire. i mean, after a 109 winds each s dodgers and the giants. it comes down to winning. >> one 10. and then you could go towards the world series if not, you yeah, i do think the giants are going to pull out ahead in this one and a lot of hands think the same conversation do much with a preview of what we'll expect today. >> good morning, john fans well, it all comes down to one game which is extremely nerve-racking. if you ask me giants dodgers tonight at oracle park and they have one more practice yesterday before the game. the good news for the giants. p

showers 86 new york city 79 chicago 79 with showers and thunder and la looking at sunshine and upper 80s from our pier 39 camera. just a nice view chamber of commerce day areas of fogzy and warm to hot this weekend a much cooler weather is heading your way the middle of next week morning temperatures will be in the 50. and 60s afternoon highs on the hot side in the south bay 97 and gilroy 91 in san jose 87 in santa cruz on the peninsula 89 in redwood city mid-70s along the coast, you know, october brings warm beach weather 72 and daly city 83 downtown san francisco north bay temperatures low 90s from san rafael to petaluma 94 santa rosa 92 in napa. it's going to be a bit on the hazy side 85 in oakland in the east bay 88 castro valley had inland, it'll be hot and hazy i've in concord and livermore now. i want to quickly just turn your attention to next week slight chance of a couple of showers in the north bay, but it's really friday that we have a better opportunity for rain and possibly some sierra snow accuweather 7-day forecast. it's a warm to hot weekend heat eases next week and it's much cooler cloudier. maybe umbrella weather coming your way. by friday, krist

fog pages but most will be clear and dry. and even cooler night to take us into the start of the new week. these are the cityte the cooler note i will compare what we had recently but most will be dry. the exception to the dry story about apache rain here and we could just see some of that at times getting to northern england. more cloud half of the country and the best of the sunshine. temperatures dropping just a little bit especially after those cooler nights. high—pressure close by but not quite with us. he loves us for the front to push its way south, introducing a lot more cloud across part of northern and eastern england for tuesday one or two spots of rain or showers with that, but most places will be dry. still some sunny spells around, feeling colder on this eastern coasts in the shelter to the west where you get any sunny spells it should still feel quite pleasant. as we go through the rest of the week most lists will stay dry, temperatures in the mid teens and chances some rain into the north as we go into next weekend. see you soon. hello, this is bbc news and these are the latest headlines for

cities. you outside at the golden gate bridge right now is looking nice and clear certainly no fog whatsoever. shrouding that span. it is going to be a smooth drive to work for you. winds will pick up later today, though. so factor in winds on into the afternoon making for a cool breeze at times radar shows these crystal clear skies, regardless of where you're at and there's the difference brtween our inland and coastal areas vacaville atlas peak nap and fairfield as well as danville being are windier spots. all these areas inland. compare that to san francisco oakland center fell in half moon bay which are all staying below 10 miles per hour for your current wind. so definitely windier inland calmer towards the coast towards the afternoon, though more and more of us do tap into those breezy conditions. our highest the winds do remain in areas like county, eastern contra, costa napa and sonoma counties. temperatures currently in the 40's to 50's. we have a few 30's in the rural north bay, especially once you get up into lake and mendocino counties were frost. advisories are in effect right no

fog 68 degrees in millbrae and mild 68 in burlingame. if i'm a little sunshine as you make your way into foster city at 7071 in mount the about 71. also in san carlos, the south bay should enjoy a nice day with plenty of 70's in most spots there. nice and warm inland, you may see some ground fog early on in the morning hours. but that should give way quickly to some sunshine and temperatures very comfortable about 72 degrees in little more 72 in concord, 68 degrees in berkeley and in the north bay, those temperatures soaring to about 74 in fairfield, 70 degrees and later on about 75 in sonoma closer to the coastline. still some very nice weather outside numbers in the 60's and the 70's and looks like that trend is going to hold over the next couple days gets warmer weather on the way on thursday, friday. a few more clouds coming a slight chance of a shower. but still unsettled as we get into saturday. of course, sunday is halloween. all those trick or treaters get their costumes ready, get ready to go right now looks partly cloudy little spooky clouds moving in overhead right now. we're going to keep things dry case back to a lin