kira. >> that's a tease indeed. rain and cooler temperatures, thank you, vianey, we'll see you soon. >>> governor newsom says all eligible kids in public, private and charter schools in california will need to get vaccinated to be in class. the mandate will work in two phases with the first students needing to get their vaccinations by january 2022, some parents are fighting this sweeping new rule. here is sergio quintana. >> reporter: governor newsom says everyone is exhausted by the pandemic. his new mandate requires all eligible kids to get vaccinated will help everyone get back to normal. >> i believe we need a first date in america to move forward with this mandate and requirement. i do not believe it will be the last day. >> reporter: the mandate will work in two phases beginning in january 2022. the fda has granted full approval of pfizer vaccines for people 16 and older, emergency use of approval for 12 to 15 years old. the next phase will depend on fda approval of the vaccine for kids 5 through 11 years old

i am kira klapper. vianey arana is looking at the forecast for us. it's going to be a beauty. >> yeah, some areas watching out for hazy conditions. 58 right now in san jose. as you head out the door it's mild to start our day, and in fact we are in the 70s in los gatos. let's look at some of the headlines, and we will go into more detail in the full forecast, and still a spare the air alert for the inland east bay, and values will be in the 90s, hazy skies, and we'll talk about that. today is going to be the warmest day of the week because looking out ahead we have cooling changes and a chance to see rain make its return to california. full forecast in just a few minutes, kira. >> thank you so much. >>> we begin with an earthquake rattling parts of the south bay. a 3.4 magnitude tumbler was centered towards morgan hill. so far there are no reports of damage or injuries. did you feel it? let me know. i'm on twitter @kiraklapper. >>> there have been otheray are this weekend, including along the fault line

kira. >> we look forward to that, vianey. we'll see you in about 15. >>> a 2.57 earthquake hit near hercules about 30 minutes ago. many people felt the shaking and it woke them up. if you felt it, let me know on my twitter page @kiraklapper. i got from kimberley disney in point richmond felt it as well. . >>> people are using today's break in the rain to prepare for tomorrow's rain and the possibility of flooding. today in the bay, jean ellie is in san francisco where people's homes flooded past years are taking preventative measures hoping it will not happen again. >> reporter: here crews are delivering palettes of sandbags to neighborhoods that are likely to flood during big rain events. the emergency management will be opening its operation center this weekend ready to response to emergencies. >> after the last time we only had 18 inches of water compares to some of the other people who had 2 or 3 feet. >> her home in west portal has flooded before. this was video of 2019 with heavy rain on its way, many will spend some ti

a beautiful look to start ouruo with us, i am kira klapper, vianey arana joins us with a look of your forecast, it sounds like you have a good one. >> it's going to be a nice day. clear skies this afternoon, beautiful view right now in san francisco. look at that. we have our temperatures right now cool at 57 degrees. it's going to warm up significantly especially into the interior valleys. here is a closer look at san jose. right now at 53 degrees. look at what happened heading into the 1:00 to 2:00 hour, we'll bump up to mid-80s, we'll keep the warm conditions not just the interior valley but the coastline. livermore will be in the mid-80s. enjoy today's warmer temperatures if you are a fan. rain chances not until tomorrow, full forecast in a few minutes. >> a little bit of everything. we'll see you at 15. >>> we begin right now with developing news in the south bay, this fire is set by firefighters to prevent wildfires growing out of control because of gusty winds. smoke can be seen from miles. this map shows where the fire was burning, not far from highway 152. about 150 acres hav

i am kira klapper.arguably, the most important part of the newscast is with meteorologist, vianey arana, and how the weather will treat us today? >> yeah, a lot of people are asking about wearing a jacket or their costume. we have seen drizzle along the coastline and monterey right now. it's cloudy to start and head into the afternoon, we are going to stay cloudy. let me give you a spoiler alert. no, it's not going to rain today. the rain will hold off just in time for monday morning's commute, though. so if you are going to be out and about tonight trick-or-treating, expect a cloudy night over all with temperatures in the 60s and 70s. we will see the light rain move in late tonight for the north bay, and then rain monday morning. i'll have another look at that in just a few minutes. >> we'll see you in about 15, vianey. thanks so much. >>> there is an investigation into a deadly shooting at a halloween house party at the home of a city council member in gilroy. >> police focussed on the home of gilroy

i am kira klapper.meteorologist, vianey arana, joins us with your microclimate forecast. >> when you compare today's temperatures to yesterday's, you will see quite a significant drop. satellite radar shows us what is bringing the cloud cover you just saw in the live shot. we have a system expected to drop through this afternoon through the evening hours. right now, 40s and 50s to start our morning. 44 in santa rosa. it's the afternoon highs that will see the biggest impact. 24-hour temperature change. we have cloud cover making its approach and here's the reason why. a closer look at what i will detailing in the full forecast, a winter weather advisory coming up. >> thank you so much. >>> evacuees from the estrada fire from watsonville are waking up their in homes this morning. the fire is 35% contained up from 0% yesterday. you can see the large flames. 140 acres have burned so far, and that's down from 150, which was the estimate yesterday morning. as "today in the bay"'s tom jensen reports. >> when

i am kira klapper. meteorologist, vianey arana, joins us with a look at your microclimate forecast. it's already coming down. >> yeah, look at satellite radar, and there it is, that cyclone off the pacific, and you ca they call the river in the sky. i will zoom in so we can get a closer look. storm team doppler radar, you can see heavy to moderate pockets of rain in through santa rosa and san francisco, already getting a decent amount of rainfall, and we're not even in the 8:00 a.m. hour. santa cruz mountains getting good rain coming down right now. we are expecting for this to continue all day long. there's a reason why there are flash flood watches in effect right now, and we are monitoring the fire burn scars. along with the flash flood watch we've also got wind advisories in effect. conditions are going to get gusty. more on this in a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> the rain is here and it's a deluge already in parts of the bay area. here's a live look at four cameras across the bay this morning. the

i'm kira klapper.st vianey arana joins us with a quick look at your micro climate forecast. >> hey there, good morning. look at the clouds in san francisco right now. just how gray they are. now, we were talking about, you know, the chance of seeing spotty rain. the majority of it isn't even making it to the ground. 55 degrees right now in san francisco. we're going to have a lovely cool afternoon today. depending on where you are, you might get a little bit more sunshine in some of the interior valleys versus the coastline. as you head out the door in san jose, 49 degrees. 52 degrees in palo alto. napa, 46. i want to look at a temperature trend to give you an idea of how your day is going to shape out. 53 degrees. we've got much clearer skies in inland areas. look at the temperatures, usually one of our hottest spots. by 1:00, still in the 60s. i'll go over your full daytime highs in a few minutes. >> it's an important one, lots going on this weekend. we'll see you soon. >> and beat l.a. they did. ora

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kira. >> we know that for a fact. orange and black here for the umpire as he explains this call that ended the giants' magical season. we'll have all your stories coming up at 7:00 and weather with vianey, we'll send you back to the "today" show. >>> good morning. another boost. an fda advisory panel unanimously recommends a second shot in the arm for anyone 18 or older who got the johnson & johnson vaccine. but the panel is still not ready to say if vaccines can be mixed and matched. this as the chicago police department faces a major staffing shortage as soon as today with a fight over vaccine mandates looming large. we're live with the latest. >>> the prince versus the captain. prince william taking on william shatner, aka captain kirk after his historic trip to space. the prince saying let's worry about what's happening here on earth not space. >> we need some of the world's greatest brains and minds fixing to repair this planet not trying to find the next place to go and live. >> shatner responding, the prince is

i am kira klapper.rologist, vianey arana, joins us with a quick look at your microclimate forecast. i can barely talk. had way too much yesterday. it's beautiful weather over the bay area, and that's good because a lot a going on. >> i saw you out for the fleet week activities. 52 degrees in san jose. temperatures right now are pretty chilly, if you ask me. i mean, low 40s for santa rosa. napa, 44. as you head out the door in morgan hill, 43. definitely seeing temperatures in the 70s, and the big story head into the evening is going to be the elevated fire concerns. national weather service has just issued a red flag warning for the highlighted areas in red, so you can see the north bay mountains here, and the santa cruz mountains as well. this takes affect starting tonight because of the gusty winds kicking up. we have low humidity and fire weather watches for the yellow highlighted areas also take affect starting tonight. i will go into more detail on this and what to expect coming up in a few minutes

kira, send it back tow. sunny sounds good. thanks. coming up on "today" in the bay.we'll introduce you to a man of the survivor. right now we'll send you back to the "today" show, there is a look at the golden gate bridge. >>> good morning. breaking overnight, still no deal. congressional democrats unable to reach an agreement on the president's massive infrastructure and social safety net plans. democratic progressives and centrists at odds over the price tag. the president making a personal visit to capitol hill for a pep talk and promising success. >> it doesn't matter when. it doesn't matter whether it's in six minutes, six days, or six weeks. we're going to get it done. >> but what will it take and when will it happen? we're live at the capitol. >>> breakthrough? encouraging news in the fight against the coronavirus, with merck announcing a new experimental pill that the company says significantly cuts the risk of hospitalization and death for covid patients, as the divide over masks and vaccination grows, california becomes the first state to require a vaccine

i'm kira klapper.estaurant park lifts and cocktails to go. people can order alcohol to go until the end of 2026. park lifts can stay open one year after the covid state of emergency is lifted. if you do order alcohol to go, the new takeout law requires you order food as well, a bar that doesn't have a kitchen cannot sell drinks to go. b.a.r.t. may soon impose its own vaccine mandate. the regional rail agency board of directors will vote on a new proposal to require all employees to get vaccinated by december 13th. exceptions will be made for some employees who qualify for a reasonable accommodation or a religious exemption. the board will vote on the mandate next week. >>> a live look for you in san francisco and the bay bridge. the city will now require all city contractors who work alongside employees on a regular basis to be vaccinated. mayor london breed issued this new order, if a contractor who falls under the order doesn't get vaccinated, their employer could remove them from the job. this comes

thank you for starting the day with us, i am kira klapper.yeah, some areas watching out for hazy conditions. 58 right now in san jose.

i am kira klapper.aders on the peninsula say the number of people fully vaccinated is lower than they have been reporting. san mateo county found a discrepancy in how the county and the state report vaccination numbers. so the number of vaccinated people in san mateo county is dropping by 36,000, and that's down from 90% that was reported earlier this week. our coverage continues online. get the latest updates on vaccinations and mask mandates. go to nbcbayarea.com/coronavirus. >>> now to evacuees from the estrada fire in watsonville. it ignited after a controlled burn set by firefighters grew out of control because of gusty winds. 40 acres is estimated to have been burned. up north, the prescribed burn schedule there over the next few days has been canceled. cal fire said too many resources were dedicated to the estrada fire to take on the prescribed burn. >>> and let's get to vianey arana. >> the temperatures, and the chance of afternoon rain thanks to a system just to our north. right now we are star

i am kira klapper.y shooting that left three people dead and others hospitalized. it happened at a halloween party at a city council woman. neighbors who attended the outdoor party say there were about 70 people in costume there, mostly teenagers and young adults. police say the shooting happened after several people at the party got into a fight and at least one person fired a gun. the council member issued a statement. >>> new this morning, a deadly fire in the east bay happened just after 7:00. firefighters say the fire was blowing out of the garage of a one-story home with two cars fully engulfed. a neighboring home was threatened by the flames. three people who made it out of the home before firefighters arrived, one person was still trapped inside. crews searched inside and found that person but that person, unfortunately, died. the other three people suffered smoke inhalation. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> we are going to check in with vianey arana with a quick look at the hal

. >> i'm kira klapper. the san jose, have aine mandate for city workers went into effect this morning after a last-minute agreement. >> now the city is making a major concession after pushback from labor unions and concern that the policy could lead to a significant number of police and firefighters either resigning or being fired. ian cull joins us now with what the mandate looks like. >> reporter: today the mayor announced the nearly 585 employees who refuse to get vaccinated could be disciplined but won't be fired, at least not yet. the majority, 92% of employees got the jab as was required by the city. there are a few exemptions. but workers can't just say they will test instead of get the shots. the new agreement finalized overnight allows employees a one week grace period to start their vaccinations. if they don't, those employees, including police officers, will be suspended for one week without pay. that's the first step. then when they come back they will have to test negative twice a week on their

newshour weekend special correspondent kira kay has part one in our two-part report. >> reporter: onks of the klamath river in northern california, members of the yurok tribe are casting their fishing nets. the salmon harvest is finally good again, after a worrying spring-- almost 90% of the juvenile salmon died, from a parasite caused by overly-warm and poorly-flowing water upream. salmon fishing is central to the yurok's identity and survival, as are the forests that cover almost half a million acres around them. but these assets became attractive to settlers. >> as america grew, as we prospered, its appetite grew as well. its need for lumber, for building supplies. >> reporter: frankie myers, the tribes' vice-chair, says an 1887 law changed everything. >> we had timber resources, we had salmon resources, but we also had the allotment act, which privatized tribal land. the vast majority of our land was immediately transferred to timber barons, after the act was passed. 9,800 acres, the next day. >> reporter: in recent years, a growing movement has begun to form around the slogan "l

newshour weekend special correspondent kira kay has the second part of our report. >> ladies and gentlemend evening from kamiah, idaho. >> reporter: the chief looking glass powwow is the cultural and social event of the year for the nez perce tribe. it is first and foremost an intense dance competition, held on the grass of the community center on the tribe's idaho reservation. last year's powwow was cancelled because of covid-19, so this is also a bittersweeteunion, with families camping together for the weekend. >> here we go, junior girls traditional. >> reporter: dancers of all ages compete in various categories. your rhythm and footwork are important. so is your personal flair, including the design of your regalia. >> these are elk teeth-- imitation, but the real ones, only two comes with every animal. so, if you have this many on there, your husband would have to be a very, very good hunter. >> you have nobody to blame but yourself if you are out of shape, you know, because you had a whole year to get into shape. >> reporter: amidst the lighthearted banter and the impressive athletic

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. >>> good morning, thank you for joining us on this saturday, october 30th, i am kira klapper.he deadline back in june, it's now up to 98% of vaccination employees. fewer than 900 workers who are still not vaccinated. if they are not vaccinated by monday, they'll be placed on leave. the city will then decide whether they'll be fired. >>> a new study from the cdc shows the covid-19 vaccine provides stronger protection verses immunity from getting coronavirus, researchers looked at 7,000 people hospitalized with covid-like illnesses, those unvaccinated and had a previous case of covid were likely to have a confirmed case of covid verses people who were vaccinated. the findings reaffirms the importance of covid-19 vaccines. >>> vianey arana has a quick look of our forecast. >> it's looking spooky with the cloud cover here. we are not tracking any rain for this weekend, conditions are expected to remain dry. a live look in san jose, i want to go through your temperature trend for the afternoon. if you notice, about 10:00 or 11:00, we'll bump up into the 60s. that cloud cover is lin

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i am kira klapper. meteorologist, vianey arana, joins us with a look at your microclimate forecast.it is, that cyclone off the pacific, and you ca they call the river in the sky. i will zoom in

kira. >> thank you, we'll see you for the full forecast at 7:00. thank you. >>> coming up at 7:00 on "today in the bay," halloween is just eight days away, bringing concerns of a surge. we have recommendations for everyone to have fun but keep safe. we'll have our full forecast with vianey coming up. right now we'll send you back to the "today" show. >>> before the president left, we talked policy, mainly the policy about the oval office and how i'm not allowed in it. >> we are back on this saturday morning october 23, 2021. and that is jason sue day cuss playing then vice president joe biden when he was a cast member on saturday night in 2013. the ted lasso star is back to host tonight with lots of people wondering will he play president biden? we'll have more ahead on pop start and peter may stay up for this one. >> anything for ted lasso. our family is way deep into that one these days. >>> we want to begin with a check of today's head lines. the u.s. killed a senior al qaeda leader in a drone strike two days after a military post was attacked i

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