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ginger conejero saab, nbc bay area news. >> when it comes to all the propositions, we know it's a lot to gather and information to take in. so we have a special wage on our website dedicated to the election. it is a voters' guide to help you break down key races. head over to nbcbayarea.com/decision2022. >>> let's take a break and go outside right now. oh, golden gate bridge on this tuesday morning. a little haze there but still a really nice shot. looks good out there, kari. >> it does, and it's going to be nice and sunny. we have high clouds filtering across the bay area and we're also seeing some nice weather across other parts of the bay as well. let's take a live look outside in san francisco. where we are seeing that sun peeking through, we are getting ready for the warriors home opener as we go into this afternoon and into the evening, and it's going to be cooling off quickly into the mid-60s. as far as temperatures, we're reaching 78 degrees in san jose, 84 in dublin and concord reaching 83 degrees. also 83 in novato and 73 in san francisco. it's start to go warm up in theo th

in san francisco, ginger conejero saab, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. we'll be watching the warriors. >>> we're also watching the raiders. vegas raiders star de'vante adams was charged with misdemeanor assault in kansas city because on monday night cameras caught him shoving a photographer to the ground following the raiders loss in kansas city. that photographer later filed a police report. adams has apologized, but there's still the police report and this morning the court issued a citation with the hearing set for next month. pro football talks mike florio learned the league will debate a possible suspension. the raiders have a bye this week, so they're not playing. they won't play again until october 23rd. >>> new developments in the russian invasion of ukraine. president biden is weighing in after russian forces intensified their attacks. >> ukraine's president is pleading with world leaders for more help and as nbc's brie jackson reports, the growing tensions are having a ripple effect on americans ahead of the midterm elections. >> reporter: new

nbc bay area's ginger conejero saab found a hidden gem among them outline. >> reporter: it's called vipffee and cake shop in the city's chinatownistrict. it's authentic, reasonably priced and it's been around for decades, seeing the neighborhood through a lot of its ups and downs. now the neighborhood is trying to bounce back from a pandemic and a surge in violent crime. welcome to henry chan's kitchen at vip cfee and cake shop, where he says you can eat now and even save some for later, all for $15. it's one of the reasons the restaurant has been serving tourists and locals alike since the 1980s, but henry admits the last two years have been among the most challenging. >> we want all the people to come back to san francisco, help, you know, all the small business. >> reporter: that's why community groups like chinatown volunteer coalition stepped in. they recognized the barriers for smaller restaurants to take part in the city's restaurant week and they worked around it. >> first, you had to be a member of the restaurant association and there's a cost associated with that. the second w

. >>> nbc bay area's ginger conejero saab takes a closer look at the opposite ends of the spectrum. >> reporter: two cities were on opposite sides of the spectrum according to wallethub, fremont ranks the highest as the 17th safest city to live in in the country and oakland ranks among the riskiest place to say live in the u.s. wallethub compared 182 cities, including 150 of the most populated ones in the country. it looked at three key dimensions, home and community safety, natural disaster risk and financial safety. now, within those three dimensions, it ranked oakland as the eighth riskiest city in the country. safety has been an issue in oakland, specifically with the rise in violent crime. homicides were up more than 50% in 2021, surpassing 100 homicides for the first time in a decade. and with three months to go, more than 100 people died by homicide in 2022. more than 1,100 firearms have been recovered so far in the city this year. the head of the prosecutor's alliance of california says that part of the problem is an increase in guns in the hands of the wrong people. legal gun

i'm ginger conejero saab. laura garcia is off today. >> and i'm marcus washington. a look at that commute coming up in just a bit. we want to start with some breaking news to tell you about. right now a small 3.0 earthquake has struck in hollister south of east gilroy. this was around 3:40 this morning. it caused some minor shaking near the calaveras fault. >> let's head over now to meteorologist kari hall who is going to tell us how and what people are going to be waking up to this morning. kari? >> may be shaking for a different reason in the south county, maybe because it's so cold and we have temperatures in the low 40s in san martin. it's going to continue to get a little bit cooler as we approach sunrise. take a look at our temperatures around the bay area with some low 40s in many spots and low 50s in san francisco, san mateo and oakland. elsewhere we do have 40s as you get up and head out. take a look at santa rosa. 43 right now and we'll see a mix of sun and clouds for today especially throughout the morning. but we are going to gradually warm up, and it wi

our ginger conejero saab is going to be live for us coming up at 6:45. she will have those details for us. hopefully make a shot for us. >> right now she has the best seat in the house. >>> meteorologist kari hall on this tuesday morning, you have a look at our forecast as folks are headed to work. >> you have to get to work this morning and make some money for those tickets. we are going to see some temperatures in oakland starting out in the upper 50s. it will be a cloudy morning but we still are going to have warmer air rolling in as we go into today. mid-70s at 1:00 and then we'll see the temperatures headed for the upper 70s for the south bay as well as the inner bay. notice the inland valleys, we're in the upper 80s today. it gets warmer as we head into the day tomorrow as we reach the peak of those temperatures for the week. big changes ahead. we'll talk about that, but, mike, cameras are filling in with traffic. >>> notice the arrows, that's counter commute. it shouldn't be a major problem and no major injuries. that's great news. there is a lot

. >> ginger conejero saab is live this morning. it sounds like the arrest may have averted even more tragedy. >> reporter: good morning, laura and kris. police were confident in saying that. stockton police arrested wesley brownlee. they did so early saturday morning. they say when they arrested him he was, quote, out hunting. brownlee was wearing dark clothing with a mask around his neck. police describe him as being on a mission to kill. brownlee is suspected to be responsible for the death of five men from stockton including one man from oakland, so six men total. he is also believed to have shot a woman from stockton who survived. police say tips led to identifying the suspect. the community says they feel a sense of relief. >> i'm just grateful that they were able to save it from happening to another person and another family. having to go through what we've gone through is horrific. >> it's a very scary feeling. to know he was that close to us. >> reporter: most of victims were latino men. several of them homeless. officials

. >> "today in the bay's" ginger conejero saab breaks it down for us.r, where do our bay area cities rank? >> reporter: good morning, kris and laura. two bay area cities find themselves on opposite ends of the spectrum. we'll talk about the first one, a little bit of good news for fremont. it ranked among the safest among california cities as a 17th safest city to live in in the entire country. on the opposite side of the spectrum oakland is among the riskiest cities along with san bernardino and los angeles. it's important to note what they looked at for these rankings. wallet hub compared 182 cities including 1350 of the most populated ones in the country, looked at three key dimensions, home and community safety, natural disaster risk and financial safety. now within those three dimensions it ranked oakland as the eighth riskiest in the country. now safety has been an issue in oakland specifically with the rise in violent crime. homicides were up more than 50% in 2021 surpassing 100 homicides for the first time in a decade. and with three months to g

. >> "today in the bay's" ginger conejero saab live this morning. ginger, it sounds like this arrest may have averted even more tragedy? >> reporter: that's right. good morning, laura and kris. stockton police say they have arrested 43-year-old wesley brownlee early saturday morning. they say he was, quote, out hunting. now police described him as carrying a gun, wearing dark clothing and a mask around his neck at the time of the arrest. they also described him as being on a mission to kill. now brownlee is suspected to be responsible for the death of six men, and believed to have shot a woman from stockton who survived. police say tips led to identifying the suspect and those tips from the community, that community says they feel a sense of relief. >> i'm just grateful that they were able to save it from happening to another person and another family having to go through what we've gone through. it's been horrific. >> it's just a very scary feeling to know he was that close to us. >> reporter: most of the victims were latino men. several of them ho

"today in the bay's" ginger conejero saab live in san francisco with more just outside the pelosi homeood morning, laura and marcus. we are just outside the pelosi home here in pacific heights where everything happened in the early morning hours on friday. you can see the home behind me. it's still dark out. the lights are off. not much happening that you can see from the outside of the home, but what we have learned, what authorities confirmed was found inside the home the day of the attack. let's look at video of the arrival of house speaker nancy pelosi back to this typically quiet and safe neighborhood last night after a motorcade of law enforcement was seen leaving san francisco general. their son, paul pelosi jr., was also seen leaving the hospital. when asked how his dad was doing he answered, quote, they're rebuilding him carefully. now over the weekend san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins clarified details about the day of the attack including paul pelosi was the only person home at the time. san francisco police say zip ties were found at the scene though they did n

in san francisco, ginger conejero saab, nbc bay area news. >>> and more about that suspect, just into the newsroom, we have learned about his criminal past. wesley brownlee was sentenced from alameda county -- in alameda county in 1999 for two years for possession of controlled substance for sale. he was released on parole of in august of 1999. again, convicted in 2001, three years for transporting and selling a controlled substance. he was released on parole in may 2003 and discharged from parole in may of 2006. this photo that you are looking at here is his booking photo from 2003. >>> and san francisco police are investigating an apparent double shooting that happened last night. this is west of jefferson square park. we have learned two men were shot, one fighting for his life. and the other is expected to survive. gunfire also struck several nearby cars. so far no arrests. >>> also overnight, intense scene playing out as a police chase stretches from the south bay to the peninsula. the chp says it all started when troopers tried to pull over a car in san jose about 1:00 this morn

-chief washington bureau chief whose every member of his paternal line died driving a saab into a creek jonathan keene. -hello. -chief field correspondent still working on telling the difference between helicopters and big bugs james smartwood jr. -hey, dad. -hey, junior. -uh-huh. -plus, new york times columnist who sends his friends 1,200-word essays on why they should have a great birthday, charles blow. thank you for joining us, charles. -nice to be here. -charles, what is your take on this shockingly even battle for congress, keeping in mind this recording will someday be used against us in a very brief trial in a stadium? -well, i see it this way. that people cannot maintain anger and rage. and that's not political. that's just a human psychological issue. and we realized that we had reached our max in the trump years, and we are seeing it play out again in the midterms. it's not that people don't care about democracy. it's that they cannot maintain the rage necessary to champion that cause above all else when other things feel more immediate and more urgent, like paying the bills,

they don't boss republic, saab, logan spend and ask hassan ends up a roger. the majority voted in favor of join in russia. later there were treaties signed by president quoting, and they had of all these 4 regions here in most going friday. and it was also already approved by russia's constitutional court and state duma, the parliament lawyer house. after the vote, a speaker posted a map of russia on social media with 4 new ridges already included. the comment was saying, the ra, 89 entities in russia. now the decision was taken unanimously. the west though, sees these as a violation of international law. the un secretary general, america's president, and a number of other western leaders have already denounced the move as illegitimate, saying it will never be recognized or accepted moscow. those sees these in line with the un charter, especially it's bar to confirm the right of the people to self determination and plus rushes. foreign minister already said that russia actually had no choice. let's take a listen. we're good room, you know, with them and we're

and ginger conejero saab has a preview of the big weighoff. >> i'm sure there is pumpkin spice in their coffee. and we're starting off with some fog. slow down in parts of napa, santa rosa. north bay, we're seeing denser fog rolling through. and it is down to half a mile visibility now in morgan hill and even thicker fog as you go down toward gilroy. in the east bay, a few clouds to start off in martinez, dropping the kids off at school will be chilly, they will have the jackets, but they will be putting them in their backpacks by the time you pick them up because it will be 82 degrees. mike, you've been watching out for a crash in the east bay. >> yeah, this is hayward, and the sensor just changed to match you, so that is great. southbound unfortunately that means it is slower toward this crash at 8th street. as those sensors change, chp updated saying they have cleared lanes southbound. smooth drive as you travel in out of the tri-valley, look at that, a great drive actually south bay along the peninsula, no major issues getting towards the bay bridge. no surprises. richmond bridge st

at 6:45 our ginger conjero saab will give us a sneak peek behind the scenes. >>> you don't have to wait for that forecast today. meteorologist vianey arana is here with that and 58 this morning in san jose. >> it's pretty nice. i wonder if she will find a staircase to recreate that pivot scene she was talking about with the couch. let's talk about downtown san jose, it looks very fall-like with that orange glow and the cloud cover already starting to move out. if you look at the temperatures right now, we are in the 50s, so pretty mild overall and we do have just a slight area of change in temperature up through novato, about 2 degrees cooler. we will talk more about your extended outlook and another look at that drought monitor in a few minutes. first let's talk about traffic with mike. it's busy. >>> i'm looking at some of these aggressive lane changes. the taillights westbound a steady flow but steady build. this is 92 across the san mateo bridge. we still see pretty much green -- oh, the sensors changed mid span, theres that build. dumbarton bridge slow and some folks try to take a

here is a look at what's happening now. >> reporter: i'm ginger conejero saab in san francisco. the spectrum with fremont ranking the highest among california cities as the 17th safest city to live in in the country. on the opposite side of the spectrum, oakland ranks among the riskiest along with san bernardino and los angeles. >>> today the antioch police chief is expected to lay out a plan to fill several officer vacancies. at least eight officers are being investigated by a contra costa district attorney and the fbi. they have not elaborated on the crimes. the district attorney's office has said the case involves a broad range of offenses involving crimes of moral terpitude. >>> let's get a look at the forecast for today. that fog still lingering? >> yes. and we're definitely seeing it in the south county, parts of the north bay. once it clears up, we're headed for upper 80s in the inland valleys and just cooler as we get closer to the weekend. it looks nice for saturday and sunday. san francisco is starting out foggy but we'll see some peeks of sunshine and highs in the upp

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"today in the bay's" ginger conejero saab joins us live. could really sense the extra weight this brought to the team and everyone involved. >> reporter: that's absolutely right, laura. and they've been open about it, too. coach steve kerr calling this last week an exhaustive process. general manager bob myers saying the same last night. but as of last night the warriors do believe they've come away with a solution that will allow them to, quote, move in the best way forward which means draymond green will return to practice tomorrow, thursday. this after he has taken some time away from the team following the release of this video from tmz where you can see green punch his teammate jordan poole on the face at practice last week. coach kerr says he expects green to play at their last preseason game friday and on opening night. >> never easy no matter what decision you make in a decision like this. it's not going to be perfect. this is the biggest crisis that we've ever had since i've been coach here. really serious stuff. we're not perfect.

saab ash we call that every saturday. stuart: about noon, yes. thanks, ash.up a little bit here. he's a foreman aide to margaret9 thatcher. britain is a mess. what's it going to take to bring some cree of stability -- degree of stability here? >> well, stuart, many thanks for having me on the show today. as you point out, of course, chaotic situation in the u.k. but i do think that a certain degree of stability is on the horizon. not least because it's likely we're going to have boris johnson returning as prime minister according to most polls at the minute -- stuart: really? whoa, whoa, is that what you're doing? >> yeah, absolutely. stuart: most people are saying, the pundits are saying he's the most likely guy to come back and be the prime minister again? if he did that, wouldn't that just increase the turmoil in britain? >> i don't think so, actually, because boris really is a, you know, he's a big figure. he's also winner of the conservative party. he's very popular with the conservative party grassroots. he has the kind of stature and gravitas, i think,

i mean, after a four-month saab cal, a little of that nepalese hash.fake marijuana. >> jimmy: it turns out the prop guy is rights really is the message we're learning here? >> yeah. >> jimmy: wow, this is some crazy thing. you said you were there for how long in india? >> i was there for a month initially as a tourist. i went back and forth as we were setting the show up a few times and then went there for two months. >> jimmy: do you think you could have banged it out in a week without the chillum? >> probably, yeah. we didn't do the arithmetic. >> jimmy: over there they have netflix and chillum. and it's kind of the same thing. >> pretty much the same thing, yep. >> jimmy: or in your case apple tv+ and chillum. >> apple loved being in that sentence. >> jimmy: i'm sure they did. who wouldn't, really, drugs, netflix, you got it all right there. it's called if you want to see -- this is not -- not even acting. you're actually high. if you want to see charlie pp t leng. [ cheering and applause ] ♪ ody pvoicemail: hey, bug. i know you don't like voicemail

lair ya saab doe, thank you. >>> president biden sending a new warning to vladimir putin. >> russia would be making an incredibly serious mistake if it were to use a tactical nuclear weapon i'm not guaranteeing you that it's a false flag operation yet. don't know but it would be a serious, serious mistake. >> that remark from the president in response to moscow's claims that ukrainian troops are planning to use radioactive dirty bombs on their own territory. the u.s. and its allies have rejected that accusation as transparently false. but all of this comes as ukraine now accuses the russians of preparing a terrorist attack at europe's largest nuclear power plant. russian forces have occupied the zaporizhzhia power plant since early in march according to ukraine, nuclear energy operator, russian officers carried out secret work over just the last week at the plant's dry spent fuel storage facility that holds 174 containers, each with 24 spent nuclear fuel assemblies should an explosion destroy those containers, ukrainian energy officials warn that could trigger a radiation accident and con

desantis leads by ten points larry saab sabado is here. the needle move last night in florida sore this race essentially over >> i think it's been over for quite some time, both the governor's race and senate race there. look, florida has been drifting, drifting, drifting back into the republican camp, ever since 2016 and very substantially so i'd say over the last couple of years. >> hey, larry, the democrats rolling out their obama now. the former president set to campaign in nevada, pennsylvania, wisconsin. is the democrats' best weapon their previous guy >> well, i think he may well be more popular than the incumbent democratic president, but we need to remember something with all due respect to president obama; he wasn't able to swing votes for democratic candidates in his first midterm of 2010 or his second midterm of 2014 and that's while he was president, shep. how is he supposed to do it now? these appearances disappear very quickly. they're really not very significant. >> you know, most of the polling shows that control of the se

this after a veteran fdny ems attendant fate fatally saabed while on duty.ubway attack -- pete: there was another one in the subway -- rachel: hers was outside in the street. she was on a break, but she was checking on something, and in the process was stabbed by someone who now claims he's mentally ill. really sad story not just for the people that she works with, she was somebody who checked in daily on her elderly parents. we can imagine how hay feel right now, horrible. pete: there's also that subway attack that happened, to totally up unprovoke ised. i don't know if we're going to show video, but just a brutal assault on a woman who may lose her eye as a result -- rachel: and a state representative saying, oh, stop exaggerating how bad it is in the subway, and that woman responding saying, look what happened to me, i'm about to lose my eye, and saying she doesn't believe that representative uses the subway. because anybody who uses the subway and public transportation here knows that it's dangerous. people are taking ubers because they don't want to be

have been -- access should have been tight, security should have been tight and yet it was hit by the saab a tours. ukraine not claiming responsibility but a major strategic victory here. parts of the bridge have resumed rail services are running again, cars are able to move somewhat through traffic, but for lawyerees and large trucks they have to be ferried back and forth to russian territory, that makes serious issues for providing surprise to the front lines. already we're seeing western allies for ukraine are getting ready to respond, tomorrow there will be a g7 meeting, president zelenskyy expected to address his friends and allies there and president putin rushing to save face, of course, bianna. >> that bridge really serving as a major conduit for military equipment and infrastructure. a huge blow for the russian military. salma abdelaziz, thank you. >>> international leaders are condemning russia's heavy wave of attacks and vowing to provide ukraine with additional military support. now, this comes just days after president biden warned that the risk of armageddon is at its highest

. >> reporter: i'm ginger conejero saab in san francisco inside the chase center where it will be a biggainst the lakers, but they're also taking home their championship rings. this will be the fourth championship in eight years for the warriors. seven total making them the team with the third most nba championships in nba history. tipoff is at 7:00, but fans are encouraged to come early at 6:30. festivities are at 4:30. >>> all right. if you're headed to the city, it should be a nice day today, kari. inland quite warm. >>> it's starting to warm up, even though it will not be all clear and sunny today, we'll see temperatures head for therehing we'll start to bring it back down with a weekend with highs in the low 70s and even a couple of spotty showers. farther to the north we'll be watching that. in the near term we're headed for 71 degrees in san francisco today. and we'll see some more 70s at least through thursday before it cools off. laura? >>> thank you for joining us. another local news update coming up in about half an hour. join us for our midday news at 11:00 a.m. we stream at

like today's case, where black leaders saab the power of the black vote. 27% of the state's residents are black, but only one out of alabama's seven congressional districts is majority black. that district includes selma, the epicenter a generation ago for the struggle for voting rights. >> having congressional representation that's responsive to the needs of those communities is very important. >> reporter: alabama is pushing back on arguments it should try to create two black districts, saying race shouldn't be a consideration in drawing legislative districts. >> what the legislature attempted to do is to draw impartial districts that were unbiased, not according to race. >> reporter: and that's not the only contentious case on race the justices will hear this term. later this month, they will take up a challenge to affirmative action in college admissions. and on the horizon, cases on election laws and gay rights. norah. >> jan crawford, thank you so much. >> well, this just in. there are reports tonight that the u.s. and south korea launched four surface-to-surface missiles into t

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. >> reporter: i'm ginger conejero saab in san francisco where restaurant week is in full swing.pandemic and the surge in violent crime the neighborhood has experienced. san francisco's restaurant week has 190 participating restaurants and will run until october 30th. >>> time now to get a look at the forecast for you across the bay area. meteorologist kari hall is tracking the numbers. >>> it's a nice cool start as you head out the door. here is a look at our high temperatures. nice recovery today. you'll notice that in some spots it will be slightly cooler today compared to yesterday, so in hayward, fremont, san jose, we're heading for 66 degrees. 64 in san francisco and low 70s from napa to novato to santa rosa. 75 in fairfield. with our warmest temperatures in the low 70s, we'll see more of the same, even going into the weekend. a mix of sun and clouds and at times the wind is picking up. on halloween it's looking really nice. we're watching tuesday to see if we can get some rain in here, and for san francisco we're also going to see highs in the mid-60s ctinue at leaston ♪♪

of weapons that the ukrainians need, so let them share the speech, in particular about boeing and saabswedish-french cluster munitions the production and swedish rpc70 manpads are almost american engar anti-aircraft systems, what ordinary americans think about it, they intelligibly explained to us senator elizabeth ward. the protesters interrupted an event hosted by senator elizabeth warren and members of the house of representatives, which was dedicated to writing off student debt just as senator warren was about to start giving a speech. one of the protesters began to shout out phrases about the financing of the war in ukraine. warren tried to continue her performance. but she had to stop him. you must stop funding the nazi-infected ukrainian tv regime you are leading us to the brink of nuclear war for those billions instead of funding the nazis in ukraine, a lot of good could be done. here in the us they're preparing a dirty bomb to detonate and dump it on russia. i'm here to save billions of lives and not have a nuclear war sir. i'm asking you to leave if it doesn't budge no, nucle

first, ginger conejero saab is live in san francisco with what more bay area leaders are doing to make sure they're ready. >> good morning. drop, cover and hold on. those are the key takeaways from this morning's drill. students here at everett middle school in san francisco's mission district are some of the 280,000 people in san francisco who are participating in today's annual shakeout. look at this video. you're looking at students from an 8th grade math class at everett that san francisco mayor london agreed, the police chief, fire chief and sheriff visited this morning. students and city officials practiced the drop, cover and hold on drill, including the mayor herself. that drill started at 10:20 and lasted for about 30 seconds, it was followed by a school-wide evacuation of the building. the drill took place across the bay area and across the state. this is also video from the great shakeout drill happening at los gatos town hall. people are evacuating from the building which is what happens. >> to ensure when an earthquake hits, because it's not about if, it's about when. san

nbc bay area's ginger conejero saab live for us at ucsf with the latest on the first lady's visit. ginger? >> reporter: good morning, marcus. we just actually heard some of the san francisco pd vehicles start to mobilize. first lady jill biden is expected to wrap up her visit here at ucsf any minute, but she is still currently inside the building. the last time that jill biden was here was in 2016 accompanied by then vice president joe biden. today she was joined by the new director for the national cancer institute, as well as congresswoman jackie spear. now, in the last hour we've seen the first lady tour the cancer center at ucsf. it's one of 53 comprehensive cancer centers in the country, two of which are right here in the bay area. now, breast cancer has been a part of bill biden's advocacy since 1993 after four of her friends were diagnosed with the disease. that prompted her to start an initiative in delaware educating young girls about early detection and screening. now, the biden family has also gone through the public loss of beau biden to brain cancer. both the president

nbc bay area's ginger conejero saab has more on san francisco on why they're calling out school leaders. >> reporter: sfusd teachers say halloween should be spooky and scary but not getting their paychecks, they plan on dressing in costumes today in an attempt to get more eyes on their message. teachers, students and families say they will rally and haunt the school board while calling attention to what they say has been a ten-month struggle of payroll woes with empowersf payroll system. this is video from back in march when teachers and staff waged a sleep-in protest highlighting payroll struggles that began in january of this year. superintendent thomas matthews then apologized for the delay in payments and said, quote, our transition to a new payroll system. the district said then it had the paycheck situation largely under control. teachers at this point say that is far from what they're experiencing. today's rally will happen at 5:00 p.m. outside sfusd's offices in san francisco, adding to this spirited debate. we've also reached out to the district but have yet to hear back. in sa

ginger conejero saab, nbc bay area news. >>> oakland mayor libby schaaf delivers her last address. one part of the city recently hit extremely hard by violence. it is likely schaaf will talk more about recent proposals to fied back on crime, including federal assistance, police measures and access to license plate readers. >>> taking a live look at oakland, a little hazy out there. one thing that is certain across the bay area, especially inland, it's warm. >> it's already starting to heat up. it's warm and you do have to turn on the air-conditioning. we're going to need this for a couple of days before we see a nice cooldown and we're back to fall. it's already 80 degrees in vacaville, 74 in santa rosa and 68 in oakland. we are headed to possibly setting record high temperatures for today. take a look at santa rosa, my forecast is 91. the record is 88. in concord we're looking at a high of 92 today. the record is 90. and san francisco reaching into the low 80s, that should not set a record. sometimes during the month of october we get the dry offshore wind and hotter temperatures.

. >> but first "today in the bay's" ginger conejero saab is live for us this morning with the possible new restrictions you may have to follow if those drought conditions continue, ginger. >> reporter: that's right, guys. good morning. state and federal water officials are hoping that 2023

ginger conejero saab begins our celebration of another community and a moment us step to document itswn history. >> three professors from different corners of the country, allison teaches at san francisco state, a professor in new york city and another academic from alaska all share their excitement with me virtually. they are soon releasing the first-ever filipino american encyclopedia. >> we are seen as a large, powerful ethnic group with a strong history, strong community and worthy of having issues. >> reporter: it will connect the dots between past and present filipino americans and their allies. >> i see it as a starting point and not an end point. we are excited to be out there. we didn't see ourselves and we're hoping that when people pick up this set of encyclopedias they really feel they matter. >> inspiration from other communities, other communities of color, other historically and con temporarily oppressed communities as well who have been fighting for their voices to be heard who have been fighting for their experiences to be seen and acknowledged. >> reporter: arts and

. >> but first, "today in the bay's" ginger conejero saab live with new possible restrictions that you may have to follow if these drought-like conditions continue. ginger? >> reporter: that's right. good morning, marcus and laura. state and federal water officials are already sounding the alarm. a third year of la nina and the warming and drying climate we're experiencing could mean another year of drought and that could mean more water restrictions. now they say cities and farms should not rely much on water from reservoirs in the next year, but before getting there state and federal officials are considering reducing allocations for water agencies that contract for reservoir supplies. it could also mean mandatory water restrictions. so far the governor is asking californians to voluntarily cut back but is threatening to resort to tougher tactics. now it's been three weeks since santa clara county banned the watering of decorative landscaping or the greenbelts you see next to common areas. it could start issuing fines it companies don't turn off the sprinklers. since then valley wate

. >> nbc bay area's ginger conejero saab is live outside of the couple's home in pacific heights with more on his condition. >> reporter: good morning, marcus and laura. this morning we're learning that paul pelosi gave his information to investigators yesterday, including capitol police and the district attorney's office. he's said to have his cognitive functioning, he's said to remember everything and give his version of that morning's events. now, more information has come to light about that early friday morning attack. sfpd says zip ties were found at the pelosi home. they did not, however, detail how many or what their purpose was. over the weekend district attorney brooke jenkins clarifying mr. pelosi was alone at the time of the attack. he was not the person david depape, the suspect, was looking for. >> at the time that the suspect entered the pelosi home, that he was in in fact in search of mrs. pelosi. at this time there's no evidence in our possession to support that the suspect knew mr. pelosi prior to this incident. >> reporter: now, paul pelosi is still recovering at th

as "today in the bay's" ginger conejero saab explains, that measure would also alter reproductive rights in other ways. >> reporter: reproductive rates are covered under the state's reproductive privacy act which says everyone has a fundamental right to privacy including the right to contraception and abortion up to the point of viability. the very premise of the state's protection is covered under privacy. the same interpretation that was used in roe v. wade. since the u.s. supreme court overturned that landmark case this year, advocates say existing case law is not enough to protect abortion or the right to use or refuse contraception. prop 1 would explicitly include abortion and contraception in the language of california's constitution. prop 1 is currently endorsed by big democrats including senator hillary clinton who recently paid a visit to the bay area in support of the measure. but those who oppose it say not so fast. >> proposition 1 is so extreme by allowing late-term abortion up to the point of birth we have seen pro-choice politicians join our coalition. we even had a confer

. >> and i'm ginger conejero saab. laura has the day off. we made it. it's friday. let's start things off with looking at what the weather will look like. >> more of the same we've seen the past few days. nice and cool. as we go into the weekend, more sunshine, too. it is a chilly start. we're dropping down into the 30s in parts of the north bay. check out santa rosa at 38 degrees. it's 48 in hayward. yeah, that's still chilly. upper 40s in san jose. now as we go into the afternoon here is a look at our highs reaching into the mid to upper 60s for parts of the inner bay as you make your way to some of our warmer areas in the inland valleys like concord, 71 today and 71 in morgan hill. we'll talk about what's ahead for our halloween weekend forecast. mike says so far the commute is looking friday light. >> exactly. looking at the golden gate bridge. all the activity the last couple of minutes, a lot of flashing lights. still some cones left over. they have to finish clearing the cones and later on they'll have to move that center divide, no major issues. the zipper t

. >> ginger conejero saab joins us now. they are starting to dig up more answers here. >> reporter: that's right. good morning, marcus and laura. and the hope is those answers will be shared later on when atherton police are expected to give a press conference on updates now that the white mercedes convertible is at a crime lab. a five-bedroom, seven-bath mansion and the rest of that 12,000-foot estate. police do know the car belongs to the former owner of the property. he report this had car stolen in 1992 only to be discovered buried decades later on his property with several bags of cement last week. now lu had quite a history with the law. he was arrested for the murder of his girlfriend in the 1960s and convicted of attempted murder of another person in 1977. he also had numerous run-ins with the law including insurance fraud in the '90s including a plot to sink his yacht by the golden gate bridge and collect the insurance money. it had neighbors curious after cadaver dogs alerted its handlers to areas near the dig sit

. >> and i'm ginger conejero saab. laura garcia has the morning off. mike, a look at that friday traffic in a little bit but the weekend is here. we were talking about it yesterday, baby friday. friday jr. >> it's finally friday. it seems like it's been a long week. let's get started this morning, temperatures in the upper 30s in the north bay as well as the south county as you get ready to head out. some temperatures really dropping in some of the valleys but as you are making plans for today maybe in hayward you are going to get up this morning, go for a walk in the park, our temperatures start out in the upper 40s. it will be a nice warm-up heading into today. not all clear and sunny. we are going to have a slight cooldown in spots like san jose reaching 66 degrees while livermore will see a high of 73, really pleasant this afternoon. we'll talk about what's going on this weekend coming up. mike, you've been looking at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> the for real friday. it is light traffic, the metering lights are turned on. they have been turned on

. >> reporter: i'm ginger conejero saab where charges will be filed against david depape for assaultingict attorney jenkins says depape will be charged with attempted murder, burglary and other federal charges. there is a parallel investigation to see if he will face federal charges. paul pelosi is recovering from surgery from a skull fracture at the hospital. the sheriff's office tells us the suspect is in the hospital as well. >> reporter: i'm kris sanchez in san jose where you'll want to make sure your trick-or-treaters are extra visible to drivers this year. the city has experienced a spike in traffic fatalities. more than half, 29, were pedestrians hit by cars. halloween is the deadliest night for child pedestrians according to nhtsa children are three times more likely to be hit by a car on halloween than any other night of the year. stay on sidewalks and use crosswalks, make eye contact with drivers, and make sure you use flashlights or reflective capes so kids are visible. >>> and as we get started this morning watching out for some fog in parts of the north bay, visibility down

. >> reporter: i'm ginger conejero saab in san francisco.ring of killings in northern california. stockton police say they have arrested 43-year-old wesley brownlee over the weekend as he was, quote, out hunting. police say brownlee was carrying a gun and wearing dark clothing with a mask around his neck. brownlee is suspected to be responsible for the deaths of six men and is also believed to have shot a woman who survived. he is expected in court tomorrow. >> reporter: i'm bob redell in the east bay. you might recall the marsh fire that burned this summer, 159 acres in contra costa county. it is burning underground in naturally occurring peat soil by willow pass road and the delta. con fire says the owner had hired a private water tender after they asked the owner to put out the fire. the air quality district said air quality is in the good zone and not unhealthy right now. >>> let's take a look at the forecast with meteorologist kari hall. >>> we are starting out with sunshine across parts of the bay area. a live look outside in dublin. b