san francisco's south of market district. that first event is expected to be at the west san francisco hotel -- >> okay, we're going to take it from here. a little audio trouble from nanette. he's going to be at the w hotel and the prices are very expensive if you want to get around all of that. >> $500 minimum to take part in the president's fund-raiser. as nanette was getting to, this is a very popular place for democrats and republicans to come to raise money because there's so much money here. >> true. if you want to get around that, though, all of it is starting to jam up your ride early in the afternoon commute. let's start in san francisco where the blue angels returned. >> the team did practice yesterday in preparation for their fleet week performances this weekend and that practice run was a welcome return for fans of the blue angels. last year they were suspended because of budget cuts. >> this weekend stanford will be hosting washington state. parking will be limited. kickoff is at 6:00. >> and watch for traffic in mountain view tonight, there is a big ol' hip hop concert, snoop dog, warren g are performing. >> the

the west coast. the president will arrive if san francisco at 3:30 this afternoon and he will speak at a fundraiser tonight at the "w" hotel downtown. tomorrow, he will attend a roundtable to raise money for the d national committee. >> san francisco woman who may have been the victim of attempted murder-suicide is fighting for her life. several sunday sunday calls directed to police at 5:00 this morning with a man with a wound to his chest. he was pronounced dead. she was suffering from a wound and taken to san francisco general. police say the two were in a relationship and the officers have been called to the home several times in the past. >> developing news this morning, newly released medical reports show the dallas resident whose died from ebola virus had a temperature of 103 during the initial visit. it was so high that hospital staff flagged it with explanation point on the medical records. down was was sent home despite the fever and telling a nurse he recently was to africa. temperature screenings of passengers from west africa at five airports start tomorrow. >>> a catholic nonprofit with deep roots in the bay

the wild west right now. and we want to make sure that it's been overseen and not being abused. >> reporter: the new law keeps people from converting units into full-time hotel rooms. starting february 1st, san francisco residents who want to rent out rooms short-term on a limited basis will have to register with the city. >> once you start engaging in this activity, you won't be allowed to do it for more than nine months of the year and you'll have to pay your full share of taxes, get liability insurance, abide by rent control laws, as well as building safety laws. >> reporter: not everyone is happy with the new guidelines. >> this is the death of san francisco the way i know it. >> reporter: protesters laid flowers outside the mayor's office saying it's a symbolic gesture to mourn the loss of the city's neighborhoods. >> basically we're introducing commercial uses in residential neighborhoods. and i don't think that's right. >> a lot of the apartments that could be going to rented to regular people are being used as like vacation rentals. and that's not helping the people of our city. >> reporter: supervisor david chu who introduced the legislation says he expects to collect $50 million in taxes off

west africa. >>> a change of plans for next week's presidential visit. president obama's fundraiser will no longer be at san francisco's city hall. nbc bay area has confirmed that the event is now at the w hoteln third near the moscone center. that october 10th fundraiser will be the president's 19th visit since taking office in 2009. so far democrats have raised about $32 million for the 2014 elections in the bay area. republicans have raised a third of that, some $11 million. >>> 50 years ago this week, thousands of people protested, but four voices really stood out. the berkeley free speech movement captured the attention of the nation. >> tonight we continue our look back on that historic time by going behind the scenes with the students at the center of that storm. here is nbc bay area's diane dwyer. ♪ >> he at some point thought he would be a priest. >> there was so little. very socially conservative time, and i lived in a very narrow world. >> my parents were both members of the u.s. communist party. >> i was raised in a system that you lived within your means, you don't borrow money. everything was conservative. and father knows best. >> reporter: the collection of students was eclect

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