steve from our nbc station in philadelphia chose us how the taste and cost of beer could be next. >> reporter: whether enjoying a fresh pour from the tap or sipping it straight out of the can, having a cold beer has been an american way of life for centuries. >> climate change can potentially affect all of the ingredients in beer because it is an agricultural product. >> reporter: matt is head brewer at evil genius brewery in fish town. it poses a threat to the ingredients, including grain. you might see the individual colonels become smaller or have less of a yield of sugar if the climate change changes and doesn't produce as good of a product. >> reporter: assistant professor of agricultural food and resource economics at michigan state university says the ripple effects will be massive. >> with climate change we northward as opposed to where they currently exist. that is going to have massive ripple effects for the industry in terms of flavor profiles for the beers more than likely. >> reporter: beer's most flavorful agreed, hops, is even more vulnerable. >> hops are the most fick

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reporter scott gordon from nbc station kxas reports the crew that have plane ejected. one was burned by power lines. the second landed in a tree. we're also told that two homes are heavily damaged. you see the smoke right there. more could be impacted. this is a photo of what is believed to be part of the plane in a woman's backyard. she is reportedly okay. lake worth police are set to hold a news conference any moment. you've got the podium there in the backdrop, we're keeping an eye on that and we'll bring you updates. that's an extraordinary story and video we're just showing you. >>> more breaking news, police, fbi agents, other law enforcement officers as well are right now combing the thick woods of the carlton reserve in sarasota county, florida, searching for brian laundrie, the 23-year-old man who returned home alone after a cross-country trip with his fiance, 22-year-old gabby petito. my colleague, nbc's emily achetta, joins us from l.a. there's a search going on as well for gabby. >> reporter: a lot going on today, alex. we're watching two searches play out

people should know at home, while we are your favorite television station, you're not the only nbc station you work for. there's about 30 of them, right? >> yeah. what is that, like 20, 30 live shots every morning, tracie? >> it's fun. this morning gig was with the 20, 30 live shots over a decade, 11 years, although i've been with the network twice that long. i have gotten people's names mixed up sometimes, you know. >> never ours. >> kris and scott, back to you in nebraska. oops. wrong one. but it's been great. >> yeah. you know, you've been such a steadies voice through all of the changes that we've seen over the last 20 years. i've been here for 17 years, scott you've been here longer than that. >> 22 probably. >> and you have provided such fantastic analysis. how do you do that to make sure that the story is about the people always? >> yeah. well, i mean that's the focus, right. that's why we're here. it's not about me being on tv. it's not about politicians. it's about what is happening that affects you and your family. that's just kind of the way i try to approach it every day. i wou

. >> he began his broadcasting career in 1950 at our nbc station in washington, wrc. >> sunshine willome in here sometime. >> willard joined "today" in 1980. >> the newest member, old uncle willard. the newest member of the "today" family. >> and he's kept us laughing ever since. >> i told you to go before we got on the bus. >> this is sort of like a big snail, but inside there's a panther. how do you smoke that cigar and play the trumpet at the same time? >> he traveled the world. >> somewhere out in the saudi desert this is spectacular. >> becoming a household name. >> holy mackerel can you believe this. >> i came out to see if you wanted to jog with me. >> i'm ready >> willard even stole a kiss from first lady barbara bush during the 1989 inaugural parade. >> how about that. i've been kissed by the best. >> in 2015 "today" celebrated his retirement. >> i would not be here without you. i love you so much >> well, i appreciate that are you going to buy me dinner? >> since his passing, tributes pouring in. al roker writing of his mentor, there will be never be anyone quite like him ka

. >> he began his broadcasting career in 1950 at our nbc station in washington, wrc >> and sunshine will come in here -- >> reporter: willard joined "today" in 1980. >> the newest member of the "today" family. >> he's kept us laughing ever since. >> your own duck gumbel. >> i told you to go before we got on the bus. >> this is like a big snail but inside there's a panther. >> how do you smoke that cigar and play the trumpet at the same time. >> somewhere out in the saudi desert. >> reporter: becoming a household name. >> can you believe this. >> >> i came down to see if you wanted to jog with me. >> willard even stole a kiss with first lady barbara bush during the 1989 inaugural parade. >> in 2015 todd celebrated his retirement. >> i would not be here without you. i love you so much >> i appreciate that are you going to buy me dinner. >> since his passing tributes pouring in >> there will never be anyone quite like him katie couric saying she's heart broken he was as warm and loving and generous off camera and andrea mitchell a ray of sunshine no matter what the weather or how grim the n

a new recall says people should stop buying them immediately here is christie nelson from our nbc station in dallas. >> ready? set, go! >> reporter: 4-year-old whitten add thinks twin brother keep the williams family on their toes. a fun day of play turned the family upside down. >> i just looked over and saw that he was holding something shiny to his lips. he said, mom, i accidentally eight them! and iwas, like, you eight what? he showed me two of these little silver balls. >> reporter: since whitten seemed okay, the family decided to wait 24 hours to see if the magnets would pass on their own. when they didn't their pediatrician sent them to the er. >> i could see on the x-ray scan. >> reporter: the next morning the doctor ordered a colonoscopy. >> they went as far as they could with the camera and couldn't find anything. when three doctors come to get you from the waiting room, it's not good news. >> reporter: a laparoscopic search revealed the magnets made their way it his appendix. doctors performed surgery to remove it. >> we are seeing one to two of these cases a month. so it's qui

to -- let's just see something here >> reporter: he began his broadcasting career in 1950 at our nbc stationl come in here -- >> reporter: willard joined "today" in 1980. >> the newest member, old uncle willard, the newest member of the "today" family >> reporter: and he's kept us laughing ever since. >> get your own duck, gumball. >> i told you to go before we got on the bus >> this is sort of like a big snail but inside there's a panther. >> how do you smoke that cigar and play the trumpet at the same time >> reporter: he traveled the world. >> somewhere out in the saudi desert >> this is spectacular >> reporter: becoming a household name >> holy mackerel can you believe this >> i came down to see if you wanted to jog with me. >> i'm ready >> reporter: willard even stole a kiss from first lady barbara bush during the 1989 inaugural parade >> how about that? i've been kissed by the best >> reporter: in celebrated his retirement. >> i would not be here without you. ip lover you so much >> are you going to buy me dinner >> al roker writing of his mentor, "there will never be anyone quite like

our nbc station wdib sharing this video from manchester, michigan.ndate is now in place. later today, the second largest school district in the nation, los angeles, is expected to announce a vaccine mandate for children ages 12 and older. health officials say that they believe that the second largest school district with 600,000 students establishing a vaccine mandate for students may be setting the bar for other school districts across the country to also then follow suit. it's worth noting that currently on average 1,500 people a day are dieing from coronavirus. hoda? >> all right. kerry sanders. kerry, thank you. >>> also, a programming note. president biden's address is scheduled for 5:00 p.m. eastern, and nbc will have live coverage on many nbc stations. >>> breaking news in afghanistan, where a plane arrived at kabul airport to carry out dozens of stranded americans. the only way out of the risky land crossing to neighboring pakistan. molly hunter is there in peshawar with the latest. >> reporter: the plane has landed. it's taken off again. thi

chamber of commerce the school of policy and government at george mason university this debate is on nbc stations across the commonwealth nationally on c-span streaming nbc washington.com also radio by our news partner and that means a lot we are pleased to be back in person at the northern virginia community college with vaccination with the protocols to make sure that we can be together for this exchange of ideas. as quickly began the rules for today's event beginning with 92d opening statements for each candidate and will pose questions directly to the candidate is posed by nbc news and the panelist. period. have not been reviewed by that candidates are the chamber. each have one minute to respond with an additional 32nd rebuttal to cover as much ground as possible we asked them to hear the time limits. so we welcome our panel from the euro chief covering virginia politics for nbc for more than 25 years and are anchor for telemundo and covering the latino community and now the candidates republican glenn duncan and republican mcauliffe you can copy if you would like. >> . >> i ask you to join

some of the best adoption stories from here in the bay area and across the country, because our nbc stations across america are working to clear the shelters today. >>> all right. before we go, one last look at the temperatures as they're taking a turn towards fall. >> yeah, we have a system that's going to, you know, keep us nice and cool this weekend, but also, hey, is that rain on the radar that we're expecting later this afternoon. it is. so let's take a little bit of a look here. clouds lingering now. if you live north of the golden gate bridge, you'll probably get a better chance of seeing some of that rain. in the south bay, probably not as much in the way of rain, but we'll take what we can get, right, kira? >> we'll take whatever we can get. it's definitely an optimistic turn towards rain. we'll take it, vianey. and we want to thank you, vianey. and we'll thank you all of you for making us a part of your saturday morning. more local news for you tonight at 5:00, 6:00, and 11:00 and all day on nbcbayarea.com. also, that clear the shelters special tonight at 7:30. we'll leaf you with

of course, this is a nationwide campaign we do every year with our nbc sister stations teaming up with their local animal shelters, and we're still waiting to hear how many pets were adopted throughout the entire country. we do this every year. it's a great event. >> 3,000 in the bay area alone over the weekend. that's great. >>> they're coming to san francisco for the dreamforce conference which begins tomorrow. is your family ready for an emergency? you can prepare by mapping out two ways to escape your home, creating a supply kit, and including your whole family in practice drills. for help creating an emergency plan, visit safetyactioncenter.pge.com ♪ i see trees of green ♪ for help creating an emergency plan, ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ tasha, did you know geico could save you hundreds on car insurance and a whole lot more? hmm. so what are you waiting for? hip hop group tag team to help you plan dessert? ♪ french vanilla! rocky road! ♪ ♪ chocolate, peanut butter, cookie dough! ♪ ♪ scoop! ther

investigation that is being conducted which i fully support the photographer who captured the images told nbc stationsaw an agent whip anyone at the migrant camp. and former patrol agents have defended their use of reins on the horse is twirling the rains was just another tool. they used to get the horses to do what they're asking more than 12,000 of the migrants will have their cases heard by an immigration judge to determine whether they'll be allowed to stay in the u. s or be expelled. in washington, carolina shively fox news. a group of protesters met in san francisco this afternoon to show support for haitian refugees at the us mexico border. the group stood outside the new federal building between market and mission streets, holding signs, organizers said they feel the treatment of patient refugees at the border is inhumane, and they're calling for an immediate end to the deportation of haitian refugees. are coming up close call a tesla slams into a highway patrol officers cruiser and the driver. he was trying to help why federal investigators are taking a very close look at the video of this f

our local nbc station, nbc 4 new york is in programming they're running "access hollywood" but theirornadoes on the ground in new jersey, but in the new york city metropolitan area. this is the radar that's being fed to us now through nbc. you see everything has moved out of philadelphia. you see that very red section head toward the big city new york city is in the target for this thing, from down along the battery, all the way up to the bronx and beyond and then out on the western part of long island and then moving up, of course, into connecticut, bridgeport, and eventually this will be in new england. we're expecting that tomorrow morning. but the worst time for this in new york city is going to be over the next few hours. the governor of new jersey has warned people not to leave their homes. in new york city, they're getting alerts now on their phones about this storm that's headed in that direction it certainly is covering much of north new jersey right now ida, which came roaring ashore sunday now made its way all the way across the country and up into new york from philadelph

that is being conducted which i fully support, the photographer who captured the images told an nbc station whip anyone at the migrant camp. and former patrol agents have defended their use of reins on the horse is twirling the rains was just another tool. they used to get the horses to do what they're asking more than 12,000 of the migrants will have their cases heard by an immigration judge to determine whether they'll be allowed to stay in the u. s or be expelled. in washington, carolina shively fox news. and as caroline just mentioned there, briefly two hosts of abc show the view were taken off the set earlier this morning after apparently testing positive for covid 19, sunny hostin and ana navarro pulled right in the middle of a segment just moments before they introduced vice president kamala harris. harris was supposed to be live on the set. she later appeared on the show, but virtually politico reports. a spokesperson for the vice president did not respond to questions about whether she was exposed to the two hosts. apple is making it easier for customers to show proof that they are

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one of our local affiliates, the nbc station here in the air, captured dog the bounty hunter.this happened around 4:30 yesterday afternoon. dog was spotted knocking on the laundry family home door and. the one answered. event started to walk away and was approached by a crush of media. one media person even asked him, hey, are you out here just for publicity? he essentially balked at the question and insinuated that saying something to the effect of, no, i'm on national tv every day. so, you have a celebrity element. dwayne chapman, dogged about the hunter, apparently on this case. and the reward growing. $30,000. so, there's a lot of money at stake here. >> stephanie stanton, joining us from venice, florida. thank you so much. appreciated. we can finally have some optimistic news when it comes to covid. we're gonna break down this week's downward trend and what it could mean for the next few months. >> eager to. and today, former senior adviser to former president obama joins jonathan capehart talks about the groundbreaking of the presidential library for obama. watch this su

that is being conducted which i fully support, the photographer who captured the images told an nbc stationcamp. and former patrol agents have defended their use of reins on the horse is twirling the rains was just another tool. they used to get the horses to do what they're asking more than 12,000 of the migrants will have their cases heard by an immigration judge to determine whether they'll be allowed to stay in the u. s or be expelled. in washington, carolina shively fox news. already weekend just around the corner we've got a little bit of fog out there now. temperatures are cooling down. i will have that when i see you next. part let's go to heather holmes, now with a look at some of the stories are working on for the seven o'clock news over on ktvu plus andre our coverage of the manslaughter charges filed today against pg and e continues. a consumer advocate group joins us live to talk about the criminal case and its potential effect on us customers. also a scammer targets a mother of three on the facebook marketplace how she is now out hundreds of thousands of dollars. those stories

this debate is airing on nbc stations across the commonwealth. nationally on c-span and streaming on nbc washington.com. welcome to you. it's being aired on radio by our news partner wtop. that we know means a lot. we are pleased to be back in person for this debate tonight at the northern virginia community college here in alexander. our audience has followed vaccination and masking protocols to make sure that we can be together safely for this exchange of ideas. let's begin by quickly covering the rules for today's event. the debate will last one hour. and will begin with 90 second opening states. then our panelists and myself will pose questions. these questions are determined by nbc news and the panelists, period. they have not been reviewed by the candidates. or the northern virginia chamber. each candidate will have one minute to respond anti-candidate answering first will get an additional 30 second rebuttal. as moderator i will reserve the right to follow up as needed. we will conclude debate with one-minute closing statements from each ca

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miguel cardona, secretary of education >> we also have reporters from nbc stations and affiliates witht the door, we're streaming this entire town hall on today all day, as well. we have new digital series in collaboration with the national pta. yeah thanks for being here. partnership with the national pta and the walton family foundation answering even more of your questions. it's called back to school in america making the grade and he can check that out at today.com. >> before we go any further, mr. roker. thanks for the good day today, by the way >> we have more coming up on the third hour, too. of our town hall coming up, let's show what we've got happening for your week ahead. nicholas causing big problems along the gulf storms through the central plains as we go into the midweek period, a flood rick continues down through the lower gulf. we're looking for a real midwest in the northeast hot and dry out west and then by friday, we spec some spotty showers out and to the northeast. a lot of wet weather still along the gulf and some welcome rain, finally, in the p >>> good morning.

cowboys broadcast which marks the kickoff of the regular season you can watch the game on your local nbc stationk whether it's brady, jim, steph curry, we will hear a lot about bitcoin this season. >> you've got to focus on this mastercard announcement because mastercard is truly what we've been waiting for, waiting for visa, mastercard, visa's got some things. they made this acquisition why? because they want intelligencend insight on 900 cryptocurrencies. so i think that you're going to need clearing houses like mastercard and visa. now, starbucks, by the way, we didn't talk about that, starbucks, they're ready in el salvador stocks up two bucks yesterday. adam shultz is adamant it should be throughout the organization. >> how, shultz is not in charge. >> well, buy a cup of coffee. >> doesn't matter. >> no, it's kevin johnson's company. i think that the notion that starbucks has endorsed this has moved the stock up rather dramatically now we may think that's fanciful, even alchemy, but crypto is here to stay. when you see companies like mastercard saying we have to accept it, start thinking --

station. >> nbc bay area's cierra johnson has been following this breaking news. police just spoke a few moments ago. what are they saying about this? >> reporter: yes, marcus. the chief armstrong did keep his remarks about the situation short, but right now we do know this. 911 calls stem from a neighbor concerned about the erratic behavior of a man at the 2400 block of telegraph avenue. so take a look at this video. f. chief armstrong says the situation started around 6:30 this morning. that's when officers responded to reports of a man armed with a firearm on telegraph avenue. officers made contact with that individual a few blocks away. it was then that suspect fired shots at responding officers hitting one of those officers. that injured officer did return fire hitting that suspect. now from there, the suspect barricaded himself inside of a location at the 21nd block of mlk boulevard with a knife. officers, as well as a mental health team were able to establish communication with that individual and a short time later, that suspect did surrender. now take a l

. >> willard came to "today" from nbc station wrc in washington, where he was the weatherman. >> andn his broadcasting career in 1950 and helped create the popular joy boys radio program willard played bozo the clown and was even the first ronald mcdonald ♪ a hamburger happy clown ♪ no gimmick was too much for him. he dressed up as everyone from boy george to carmen miranda willard loved all creatures, big and small. >> i think he's going for my ear piece. i love you >> and the big names loved him too. >> can you believe this? >> i came by to see if you want to jog with me today. >> i'm ready. >> willard even got a smooch from first lady barbara bush during the 1989 inaugural parade. >> how about that? i've been kissed by the best. >> after traveling the world on "today" -- >> and we are somewhere out in the saudi desert this is spectacular. >> in 2015 we celebrated willard's retirement after 65 years with nbc >> you have been my second dad and i could not -- i would not be here without you. i love you so much >> well, i appreciate that are you going to buy me dinner >> i'm going to

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stations everywhere. if you don't have tickets, too late, it's sold out. nbc bay area news. >>> a lot of things happening this weekend across the bay area. back to oracle park, going to remember this game some time. nbc bay area news' anthony flores joins us from the field level. we've seen a lot of baseball and this is one of the oddest endings i've seen in long time. >> what a game, raj. the giants are back in first place after extra inning thriller against the dodgers. lot of strange things. highlights in game one. showdown for first place in national league west. bottom three, austin slater pinch-hitting, single to left. pitcher anthony desclafani scores. one out away from the win but jake mcgee gives one up. buster posey scores to tie 2-2. bottom of the 11th, bases loaded, buster posey with grounder to second. throw off the mark, called safe but umps review it. after the review you can see the throw pulls the first baseman's foot off the bag, posey is safe and winning run scores. giants beat the dodgers 3-2 in 11 innings, back in first place by a full gam

you can watch more of that conversation with tony and monte poole this thursday on our sister station, nbcr talking about really the deeper issues in the national football league. >>> here tonight at levi stadium, you know it. 30-28. the packers in a heartbreaker for the 49ers. we're back in a moment. you doing okay with those new spicy tiny tacos, jack? yeah, it's funny some of those people you see, they... they can't handle it at all right? no, they can't. that's not you. that's not me. no. try my new spicy tiny tacos starting at $3.50. >>> another live look at levi stadium where the 49ers lost a heartbreaker tonight, 30-28. but some positive news for you right now. all nfl teams are celebrating hispanic heritage month in a variety of ways. among them, this way. the 49ers employee makes artwork and signs celebrating the latinx community. that artwork displayed around levi stadium tonight. >> collaboration with marketing and graphic design team. they reached out to me to -- to help them come up with some hand-painted elements for -- to celebrate latinx heritage month. and so through that,

for our viewers, we have another camera from our local station are nbc 6 south florida, which is over by the door. should they come out to talk or should we get any update, we'll go back there live immediately. >>> first, i want to get to jim schmidt, he's gabby petito's stepfather he and are her mother raised her her whole life do you know anything about this? >> about >> about whatever is happening at the laundrie home. >> i learned about it a few minutes before we went on with you guys from a media contact we made since being here. >> if they decided they're now going to cooperate in some way, you don't know about it, right >> yeah, you guys knew about it long before us. >> i know you're out there as they're working on this search how do they know where to begin to search? can you help us understand >> they're following up on a lot of the leads it's very complex, and it involves multiple jurisdictions. that's one thing we learned in this area, the vast area here between local, county, national park service, there's a lot of agencies all working together in this in cooperation with

nbc's thom jensen continues our coverage. >> reporter: from the mission district station 7 to headquarters, they lined up. ♪ but now i'm found >> reporter: two decades of showing honor and respect to the women and men who gave the ultimate sacrifice and service to new york and the nation on that fateful day. >> gregory r. sikorsky. >> reporter: reading every name out loud without fail annually on the morning of 9/11. >> michael thompson weinberg. >> on that day we lost a lot. we lost 343 firefighters and dozens of other public safety workers. >> reporter: san francisco's fire chief also remembering nearly 3,000 civilians who were killed. betty ong, a san francisco native among them. she too is considered a national hero, a flight attendant on american airlines flight 93. >> i will never forget what happened on that day until the end of my life. >> reporter: her brother reminding everyone not to forget the families of victims and survivors. and like the chief, he pays respect to the victims who died in the months and years following the attacks. >> many more have been added to the total of those hurt, those injured, those who

nbc bay area's thom jensen. ♪ i once was lost but now am found ♪ >> reporter: a memorial held at all 44 san francisco fire stations9/11. a 20-year tradition of respect and honor. tributes to all of the victims lost in the 9/11 attacks and their families with a special focus on the sacrifices of new york firefighters on that fateful day. >> christopher j. rockwell. >> reporter: reading the names of all 343 heroes who went into the crumbling towers trying to save lives, losing their own in the process. >> and since then, we have lost hundreds more to cancer, lung disease, heart disease, suicide, and other illnesses. >> reporter: san francisco's fire chief also remembering nearly 3,000 civilians who were killed. betty ang, a san francisco native, among them. she, too, is considered a national hero. a flight attendant on american airlines' flight 11 and the first to alert authorities about the hijackings. #. >> i will never forget what happened on that day until the end of my life. >> reporter: her brother reminding everyone not to forget the families of victims and survivors. and like the chief, he pays respect to th

nbc news in queens, new york. >> stephanie, in front that have gas station so president trump says america will open up a strategic petroleum reserve. this is to keep gas prize lower. >> yeah. so this after hurricane ida hit the gulf shores, home to so many refineries. scott mcgrew, what else is president biden doing now? >> well, he's running a pretty standard white house playbook for hurricanes. you mentioned the reserves, marcus did. he's also telling the department of transportation to let truck drivers drive longer hours to ship fuel. the faa will allow more use of drones type spect power lines, that coined of thing and biden spoke about how well we were prepared ahead of time. the national guard pre-positioned fema ready with food and water. >> my message to everyone affected is we're all in this together. the nation is here to help. that's the message i've been making clear to the mayors, governors, energy and utility leaders in the region who my administration has been working closely with over the past few days. >> reporter: though he didn't speak about what's going on in texas in his speech about the hur

that richmond station for bart is closed. >>> stay with nbc bay area because we're back with local newsry half hour. we'll keep you updated on the commute and whatever else you need to know. >>> let's look live at san francisco as we get started with this thursday. the "today" show is next. ♪♪ ♪ >>> good morning giving a boost. the fda approves an extra dose of the pfizer vaccine for tens of millions, including older americans and others at high risk how soon will we see those shots in arms? what about the millions who have received other vacnes? we'll have the latest. >>> border crisis. the biden administration reveals thousands of migrants at that bridge camp near texas have actually been allowed to enter the u.s. despite the warning just

nbc bay area's bob redell. he's been live all morning long at a polling station in dublin. how has turnout been, bob? >> reporter: so far about 120 people have showed up to this polling site in dublin. there has been a slow trickle of people showing up to this poll since it opened at 7:00 this morning. of course, this is part of alameda county. certainly not the kind of turnout you'd see in a general election. we do know that the republicans are relying on a heavy turnout today in person in order to counter the mail-in ballots that so far lean heavily democrat, but we don't know if the turnout today will be enough for them to win this recall effort and get governor newsom out of the job. >> why is this important for you? >> i think i'm looking at it. so it depends on our future. i'm really nervous about the election, and i've seen what happened in georgia and texas, and i don't want that to happen in california. >> i think everybody has to participate. you know, we only get what we give in. and we've got to at least let the politicians know which way we want our community to go. >> i think it's impor

nbc bay area news. >>> another rally critical of the vaccine mandate is under way tonight. protesters have gathered outside walnut creek downtown police station. they plan to be there until 7:00 p.m. >>> joining us is our covid expert dr. peter hong. thank you for being here and helping us sort through the information. i want to you about boosters. can i get your reaction to first responders saying they're not going to get vavaccinated. he's talk about his mask will protect him. what are your thoughts on that? >> i think that it's sad for me to hear these comments because just like a health care worker, a first responder is not only about individual rights, it's about the people you're taking care of. just in the hospital we're not just think about ourselves and our own risk, we're thinking about themitting a patient we got it from to another patient that's vulnerable. conversations take a while with people who are afraid of side effects or worried about vaccines and there's a study showing about 17% of unvaccinated folks have talked to something about vaccines which leaves a lot of opportunity for each one of us to speak to someone to somebo

the story originated at a local tv station but was widely shared by media outlets and amplified by reporters, including nbc'slus followers. the hospital put out a statement saying, quote, "although he is not an employee of nhs sequoia, he is affiliated with the medical staff and group that provides coverage for our emergency room. with that said, he has not worked at our location and over two months." nhs sequoia has not treated any patients due to complications related to taking ivermectin. this includes not treating any patients for ivermectin overdose. david, they got the story all wrong. >> david: absolutely they did, and it underscores the doctor-patient relationship is more important than the "rolling stone" readership relationship. it also underscores that it is the chaos in afghanistan that is driving veterans to republicans, it is the chaos of the protesters that are driving law enforcement in that community to republicans, and it is this hypocrisy and choosing facts by the media that will keep the republican base fired up that sets 2022 up to be a strong year for republicans. >> emily: and leslie,

station 7 is located. she comes to the ceremony every year. has for the past 20 years. we're working on her story coming up later on today on nbc bay area and nbcbayarea.com. we're live in san francisco. thom jensen, in the bay. >> thank you for that perspective from this morning's event. four hijacked airliners, one on its way here to the bay area. united flight 93. the brave crew members and passengers heroically diverted to an empty field in pennsylvania. we have a look at that field where the plane crashed in rural shanksville, pennsylvania. this event just ended. former president george bush just spoke. it departed on the way to s fo. one of the passengers was mark bingham, a graduate of uc berkeley. bingham among those who fought back against the hijackers who believed intended to crash that flight in washington, dc. everyone on board including those four hijackers died. bingham has since been recognized by the bay area, by the nation, and by the lgbtq community for his bravery. his friends are ensuring his legacy isn't forgotten. >> that one little act that him and the passengers of flight 93 saved the whole lot of lives

nbc bay area news. >> speaking of fires, more than a century out and still standing, it sustained damage from the caldor fire. it was the first ranger station tahoe. >> rob, all i can, we were talking about it during the commercial break. it can still rain in northern california? >> emp yes, there is the word showers, it could be happening latest this week. heading toward friday, what it means for the bay area, and the weekday forecastwhen we come back. california, did you know our homes share power? but when we try to stay cool in a heat wave our supply is pushed to the limit. but you have the power to keep us up and running! “i do?” yup, we all do! with flex alerts. they notify us when to shift our energy use if our power supply is stretched. so from pre-cooling our homes, to using less energy from 4-9pm, together, let's flex our power to save our power. sign up for flex alerts today. another day, another chance. make the most of it with the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses. and get the advanced cybersecurity solutions you need with comcast business securityedge. ask how to get comcast business securityedge to he

nbc's stephanie gosk is in queens with the very latest on all of it. steph, good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, craig. you know, it's remarkable looking at the damage at this gas station major disruptions, including the subway line that is almost completely shut down right now. it is going to take a long time for this city to bounce back from the storm. this morning, the east coast pummeled by deadly storms fueled by the remnants of hurricane ida. tornadoes, flooding and heavy winds throughout the northeast. in new york and new jersey, historic rains causing one of the wettest septembers on record. and it's only the second day of the month. new york city's infrastructure, devastated, making streets impassable. roads and parkways quickly submerged. residents needed rescue from rising waters. the national weather service posting, 'this is a life-threatening situation. seek higher ground now." new york's governor declaring a state of emergency. captured on video, floodwaters pouring into subway stations. submerging vehicles. in queens, heavy rains causing this exxon station to collapse on to a vehicle. on staten island, firefighters rescued and mta bus driver and supervi