call today. >>> 5:56. welcome back. are watching "today in the bay."ing now, the ntsb is in montana. the investigators are looking for the train's black box and that will tell them if the brakes were applied before the crash and how fast the train was going. the train was headed from chicago to the pacific northwest. three people were killed. >>> r. kelly could spend the rest of his life in jail after he was convicted on racketeering, sex trafficking and sexual exploitation of a child. sentencing is set for next may. his attorneys are vowing to appeal. kelly also still faces federal child pornography, and obstruction charges in illinois, and state sexual abuse charges in illinois and minnesota. >>> a new britney spears documentary debuts today on netflix called "britney versus spears." spears' financial and personal life has been controlled, at least in part, for the last 13 years. >>> happening today the obama presidential center is expected to finally break ground. >> so let's celebrate chicago, and everyone who is helping us make this dream a realit

also 74 today in napa. as we head throughout the end of the month and to the start of october, you may wonder how much rain do we get? looking in the month of october, usually we get about two inches of rain in santa rosa, and then we get back into the rainy season in san francisco. throughout the month, about an inch of rain. oakland about the same. less than an inch for a lot of the other microclimates. as we go deeper into fall, we will have summer-like temperatures. it's now the transition period where we are between fall and summer. we are at fall today and then look at livermore's forecast for the weekend, going into the 90s early next week. take a look at the different temperatures by the middle of next week. we will have another taste of fall headed our way. still a lot of changes in our temperatures. we have upper 70s and low 80s for the next few days, and then for the weekend as you are making plans, keep in mind it will be hot out there. san francisco will warm up modestly. we will go from the lo

today is a celebrate. today is a reminder of work that needs to be done and today as you hear for some other inspirational women, madam speaker, we are going to continue to make sure that we rededicate ourselves to getting out the vote. to getting women elected. to holding politicians and others accountable to do what is best to make sure we are serving the people. you have been an extraordinary example of that. we honor you, we thank you and we that all the men who are here today chief and others who continue to uplift and support women in all the work that they do. thank you all so much for coming. have a wonderful celebration. [ applause ] . >> i want to take time to recognize a few folks who have joined us here. joaquin torres our assess or. our treasurer. former supervisor norman yee. of course, kathryn stefani. but we have a number of departments but also i want to bring in maleah cohen. the first black woman to serve. >> good afternoon everyone. good afternoon ladies and good afternoon to the fellas

it will be a very nice day out today. we're expecting cooling temperatures which always make mike and me smile. >> yeah. >> we are. >> not so much kari and i. >> you like the heat. >> mike and i, no heat. >> it's been nice and pleasant afternoon. but now we are in september, i had to stop and think about it. you go by the pumpkin spice you see throughout. >> i had some this morning. so good. let's get a look at our air quality. that's been one of the major concerns we've had here because we've seen a lot of smoke moving through and so today it's still going to look hazy outside. our inland areas are going to heat up quickly and see still some drifts of smoke coming in. as we zoom in on the south bay, our temperatures this afternoon reach up to about 85 degrees. that's about where we were yesterday. 90 in morgan hill. still going to be hot spots like the inland east bay, antioch towards 96 and 81 in vallejo. hayward 83 degrees while half moon bay will reach into the upper 60s and palo alto expect a high of 83 degree. that

upper 50s, but not later on today. it's going to be so nice and comfortable and we will keep the good air quality for this afternoon. take a look at these temperatures. not typical for the first day of september. but we are going to heat up. i'll have more coming up in a few minutes. mike you're seeing a backup in san jose. >> in front of our camera. i saw a vehicle pulled over to the shoulder north of 680 on 101 and then a big backup. things just started to move over the last few minutes. the sensors show no slowing and now there's more slowing, so what happened i think a crash just before the camera released trvg and now there's recovery. that's about it for silicon valley. peninsula is clear. cluster of incidents throughout sunol. there may be a vehicle in the middle of a roadway and a motorcycle down. that's the one i'm concerned with. we'll track both and the slowing through contra costa county and out of the area westbound across the bridges and highway 37. back to you. >> thank you. >>> if you've been shopping y

election plays out today. the polls open until 8:00 p.m. over the next few hours the election may be called if the margin is wide enough. county elections officers have 30 days to count the ballots and make it official and a chance that the losing side can demand a recount only if the race is close. we have a list of voting centers throughout the bay area on line along with a page dedicated to the recall election in case you have questions. head to nbcbayarea.com and click on newsom recall in the trending bar. join us for nbc bay area news for live team coverage. >>> president biden continues his west coast swing trying to drum up support for his spending priorities. in washington, congressional democrats are hammering out the details about those plans and trying to figure out how to get them through a divided congress. "today in the bay's" chris pollone is live in washington breaking down the bold, new spending proposals. tell us about them, chris. >> laura, good morning. the brunt of this $3.5 trillion spend

we are going into the mid-70s going into today. we are going to see good air quality for us today. take a look at how warm the temperatures will be. 92 in antioch today. mid-80s for san jose. mid-70s near the coast. in san francisco, we'll talk about when that smoke returns to the forecast and what is ahead for the rest of the week as the winds pick up. >>> mike, you have a quick note for bart riders. >> yeah, we had a little disruption of service at balboa park. they had a ten-minute delay, and that will ripple down for the first trains until they reach that line. bart is in recovery mode, meaning all subsequent trains are on-time. and then the south bay and east bay, just a mild build and that will kick in in the next 20 minutes. the bay bridge toll plaza with the metering lights on. back to you. >> thank you. >>> you have encountered rude drivers on the road? here's a look at that commute this morning. things are just fine there, but next here on "today in the bay," the california cities topping the list of the most impolite drivers. >>> and then returning from space. what all c

you're watching "today in the bay.">> breaking right now at 5:30, caldor fire raging with no end in sight. the flames inching closer to some 30,000 homes in the south lake tahoe city limits. this morning "today in the bay" is live on the frontlines to show you what's happening there right now. plus -- >> looking forward to telling your side of the story. >> do you have anything to say? >> day two of the criminal fraud case of former theranos founder elizabeth holmes. we take you inside the case as it moves forward. this is "today in the bay." >>> and we're broadcasting on your television as you see right now and also streaming online at nbcbayarea.com. if you have to leave out you can take us with you. good morning to you and thanks for making us a part of your morning. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia enjoying a little sleep in this morning. we want to take you first to our east, to the fire fight in tahoe which so much at stake on what could be a pivotal day for firefighters. >> we sent "

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use use use use today. an increase in winds later on this afternoon will help keep smoke away from us and we will stay in the good to moderate category when it comes to air quality. today is a hot one away from the coast. 98 in antioch, 100 in livermore, oakland, 80, 90 in san jose, and widespread 90's from napa dissenter felt, the city going to 92 degrees. here's a look at some other highs around the bay, sponsored by visit california. >> this guy here is busy, working on our states recovery. you see, he lives in california and by vacationing in california, he is supporting our businesses and communities, which means every fruity skewer is like another sweet nail in the rebuilding of our economy. hammer away, craftsman. calling al california! during a flex alert, let's keep our power up and running. set ac cooler and use big appliances before 4pm. then from 4-9pm reduce use and take it easy on our energy. sign up today. kids love visiting kidifornia. but parents like it to, like a lot. they go bonkers. (wu

yesterday was mostly to the north but what about today. >> it's going to be to the north today. most of the bay area seeing hazy skies but not really dealing with unhealthy air quality. so that air quality advisory once again for the north bay as we're waking up heading out this morning to seeing some of the hazy conditions mixed with the fog. we can see the fog stretching into parts of sonoma county and the yellow dots indicating moderate air quality as we get started. near surface smoke model looks like much of the bay area is going to be clear until you head up to santa rosa and areas to the north. then going into the day tomorrow, once again, the light blue shows the hazy conditions as smoke comes down from the northern california fires and kind of settles in. we are going to have cooler temperatures so we'll talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. mike, you have notes for contra costa county. >> i do. we typically see the longer commutes start over in antioch and that's fine coming off the bridge out of vista and the bridges ben knee shah and carquinez. your closur

cook for coming out today. we are in san francisco at almost 80% of people eligible being fully vaccinated. that is outstanding. we still have work to do. we still have work to do particularly among black african americans where our rate of vaccination is 64%. that's why we are here today, that's why we are here providing vaccine to people in the park. that's why we have our mobile teams out. that's why we have our vax to you program. you can call the number on our website. we will bring the vaccine to your home or any other place. if you have five or more people ready to get vaccinated. there's a lot of conversation about [break] through infections. those are important, but let's stay on the key message here that these vaccines are saving lives every day. here in san francisco, the vast majority of people hospitalized are people who have not been vaccinated. the vast majority of people in this fourth surge that we're seeing who are sadly dying of covid-19, these deaths are overwhelmingly preventable with these

they really broke through today. they made an impact that i've rarely seen in my decade in the united states senate. their testimony was so powerful and important, and i want to thank them on behalf of the members who participated today for the courage and strength, their grace, and daring. not only in the course of their tremendous athletic performance, but as role models for so many young women and men. in the way they stood up, spoke out, and made an impact today. thank you. senator grassley. sen. grassley: first of all, i associate myself with all the remarks you made. and i thank these women for being here today. and i don't know whether i can say it any stronger than if you heard senator durbin's remarks immediately after these women testified. he said something along the lines that he's never heard such strong testimony to back up, one, the need for maybe further legislation, further hearings, but also the inadequacy of the enforcement of existing laws. or even if it doesn't involve the enforcement of existing

today.e have multiple aircraft in the air helicopters, multiple drops just continuously pulling water out of people's lake and working on defending structures over there, along with brown cruise so very active firefight over on that side of the fire today. yeah we saw those helicopters working hard today. you mentioned the weather. you have more favorable weather conditions tonight, allowing crews to take more of an aggressive stance on this fire chief. how much of a difference does this change in the weather or break in the weather impact? the firefight? uh it made a huge difference. tip he noticed the numbers. we only had roughly a 500 to 600 acre increase in, uh, fire today. so from our early numbers this morning to the numbers this evening really, really grew by 500 acres, so that was definitely a big help for us. we're out of the red flag warnings. that's not to say we don't have increased swing gusts up there because it is a train driven and it wouldn't driven fire. just winds are natu

we have team coverage today.nsylvania, let's begin with laura in lower manhattan. >> two decades have passed that day and for so many people, 9/11 feels like it was just yesterday. a somber movie ceremony here at the world trade center, lower manhattan today and somebody lives were lost. ramseyer began today a holy bill after the world trade center was hit. the 2753 names of those killed were read aloud at the 9/11 memorial for the twin towers once stood. >> joe, we love and miss you more than you could ever imagine. our son is a spitting image of you. he lights up my world everything. i see you in everything he does. the world was a better place with you and your self miss after 20 years by your children and grandchildren whom you be very proud my uncle was a firefighter. inspired me to follow in your footsteps and become a firefighter, to. >> president joe biden and first lady along with former president barack obama and bill clinton and their wife brought a hand for today's ceremony. a firefighter who spoke wi

very electric energy today and the manager. i spoke with says today is actually the busy as it's been. >> since the pandemic. >> are pub in san francisco sunday football is back, everybody. football is the best time of now. i'm so excited. it's back niners all the way. i love them. so that they want becoming of a 10 years. he's you can just feel the energy in this play the bar has been struggling to stay afloat during the pandemic. like many businesses dealing with constant changing of the health guidelines. it's a big job of the fed and that is people get excited because that is the nfl some they out their and managers sanchez. she says the boost in business could not come soon enough. people are being a >> before you say that you've got some good people causing all of the area kemper the because that is a part of the forty-niners back to normal since covid is just ruin everyone's lives in. >> really tough. just excited to get back out and have some clients phenomenal. we've been waiting a long time for this is a beautiful thi

upper 80s for later today.ill 70s near the coastline staying very comfortable. looking ahead, we are all dry. it's going to feel like summer this weekend. next week we get a blast of fall. we will definitely have a big cooldown. going from the upper 80s and low 90s to by next weekend highs in the upper 60s and low 70s. now we turn to our climate in crisis. >> it's time to move some of my summer clothes to the back of the closet to make room for fall trends. but the fashion industry has a huge negative impact on our planet. the initiative sustain your style says the fashion industry is the second largest polluter in the world and we go through a lot of clothes. the world record institute estimates 20 pieces of clothing are made per person each year. it's time for your climate hack. the next time you shop, do it in a sustainable and smart way. i got this t-shirt at a local thrift store. read the labels carefully. some clothing brands put eco conscious or sustainable on their label. however, words like organic com

but cooler than we're going to be today and tomorrow.l down into the 70's reyna. john, thank you for that. so no major traffic collisions out there. but we are seeing a traffic hazard. >> so there's debris southbound, 8.80, north of raleigh avenue and at least 2 of those lanes there. but as you can see by the green map. thi gs are still pretty light along 8, 85, 8.13, we're just starting to see some traffic bill across the bay bridge as more people head from the east bay into the city. so a little under 12 minutes for your drive time. traffic still moving. looks like the meteor lights are still off at this time. 5, 1880 also moving along pretty nicely. the san mateo bridge a little under 13 minutes for you to make it cross towards the peninsula there. and let's go to the south bay as you're traveling towards menlo park. about 30 minutes. not seeing any major delays along 2 8085 in 82 8 8680 also moving along nicely at this hour daryn, james, back to you. >> thank you very much. 5.49 is the time we have some new information this morning o

looking at moderate air quality today, you can still see the haze today.king toward the end of the weekend, it is looking better sunday into monday. we will show you our sunrise. daytime highs are about 80 degrees and as well as san jose. for the east bay topping out and pleasant hill and 58 in san francisco. we are topping out at 94 in ukiah. san francisco and oakland will warm up . labor day is about 90 degrees. some of the hottest temperatures are in the east bay inland. looking toward the coast, daytime highs are in the upper and 60 . it is going to cool down just a bit next week. now we will check in with gianna franco for the latest on traffic. >>> leasing is conditions for the most part. even the eastshore freeway is looking good. eastbound 580 has reports of a crash . other, it is still pretty quiet. also keeping an eye on the bay bridge toll plaza where it is easy. checking your travel time, it is only eight minutes into san francisco. you can make your way over into the east bay. traffic is moving nicely here without delay. if you are trying to g

in a statement today, secretary of state antony blinken said today's flight was the result of the department'segular and close engagement with our regional partners, particularly with the qatar authorities. and taliban officials said today that another flight is expected to take off tomorrow and that the taliban is expecting to let it go. for its part, the biden administration says it won't divulge details about any upcoming flights due to what they call the ongoing terrorist threats to such operations. clearly it is still a very fluid situation there, but by all appearances, the evacuation flights from kabul appear to be back on as of today with the likelihood that more flights will continue at least tomorrow and maybe beyond then. and that is something. more ahead. stay with us. more ahead stay with us hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? sadly, not anymore. wow. so sudden. um, we're not about to have the "we need life insurance" conversation again, are we? no, we're having the "we're getting c

this time today. you're our only spot in the 90's now tomorrow's temperatures are expected to be even cooler daytime highs remain cool. well, through the weekend by monday and tuesday. we reversed course. that low pressure areas going to exit the region as it does so we're going to catch the backside of it and that's going to result in likely some offshore winds that will warm things up all the way up to the coastline come tuesday. and also result in some heightened fire danger. reyna john, thanks for that. so track in your wednesday morning commute for you. menlo park. >> one. oh, one northbound at marsh road an accident just popping up there. at least one of those lanes. our block not seen that much of a delay along 2.80, thankfully. the dumbarton bridge is not impacted by that accident. there. one. oh, one, 29 minutes towards menlo park to 8085 82 not tracking any major issues again heading into the city. a little under 15 minutes. so traffic's finally starting to show a little bit of a winds dayli

today i ask you all to hear my voice. i ask you please, do all that is in your power to ensure that these individuals are held responsible and accountable for ignoring my initial report, for lying about my initial report and for covering in closing, i would like to express my deep gratitude to the u.s. senate, a powerful institution that from the very beginning has fought for us, rather than against us. thank you and i welcome any questions. >> thank you, miss maroney. >> members of the dish a committee, thank you for inviting me to speak to you today. i want to thank you for your commitment to choosing athlete safety and choosing to let accountable those who are responsible for athlete safety. i previously identified as athlete a. this is not happen to gymnast to be or athlete a. it happened to me, 90 -- maggie nichols. i was an elite gymnast and by 14 i made the national team and i traveled internationally, attending competition and i represented our country, where i won a gold medal. violent fifteens ended in the summe

you see mixed overall today. consumer staples, different situation, too having supply chain issues and problems with raising prices an issue. most names down 5%, 6%, 7% on the month. i got a lot of people messaging today covering tech saying interest rates went up in january and february with a correction in february it's a very different situation in january and february. january is recovery. early cycle. now a mid cycle. later in the recovery now and of course in january the federal reserve was a long way away from raising interest rates and might be a way away and closer than they were so i don't think the comparisons with this happening in january and february and tech recovered may be the same situation. >> your point on the banks is -- bank of america had been higher for most of the session and now in the red itself. highlighting on the big down days the boast to hope for is relative outperformance. yield's rising sharply and should benefit names like bank of america now, bob, thank you so much. >>> time no

sign up for flex alerts today.latest on the investigation into a fatal wrong way crash. you can see the damage that was done here to these vehicles. the driver going the wrong way on eastbound 580 crashing into a red sedan. the chp staid wrong way driver took off on foot toward the pedestrian trail on the bay bridge. they tracked that driver down. the at -- at this point they aren't saying what charges that driver might be facing. back to you. >>> so many people are struggling and wanting to know these benefits have alreadys ended. about 7.5 million americans got assistance from these federal benefits with close to 2.2 million californians losing this aid. this could backtrack the lives of millions still struggling to find work at a time when the pandemic's deal variant is wreaking fresh havoc across new states. companies, even locally say they are trying to fill positions with incentives but are having a hard time finding people. since the beginning of this pandemic we are finding out $169 billion were paid to cal

thanks. >>> stay with us on "today in the bay." we follow the storm that's making it ways over to the bay area. >> meteorologist kari hall is keeping track of the rain and the lightning. you see the radar that we are keeping our attention on. >> storm ranger -- >> and we'll take you out live to san francisco as well. we have live pictures. we have been able to catch a few strikes here and there. we are recording all of these and will play them back for you and have much more for you coming up. ♪♪ reynolds wrap makes it easy to cook and clean up meals in no time. ♪♪ so i don't miss all the fun stuff. easy prep, cook and clean with reynolds wrap. >>> tout walnut creek this morning at 4:50 on your friday. some parts of the bay area, some raindrops falling. >> we are also seeing some lightning which is bringing the threat and the fear of wildfires. meteorologist kari hall is here looking at how things have been going so far. we know you can see all the strikes on your model. >> yeah. and so we've been also tracking the rain as well and

they open starting today from 9:00 to 5:00. we have 19 open and 17 that are opening starting next saturday. >> mendez says about 30% of the vote is in for the south bay. >>> ten days until the final vote, governor newsom campaigning in culver city today joined by l.a. congresswoman karen bass and massachusetts senator elizabeth warren, who took aim at challenger larry elder who has emerged as perhaps the most popular candidate to replace the governor. vice president kamala harris is headed to the bay area this coming week all because of the recall effort. the white house announced harris will be campaigning with governor newsom on wednesday. she and the governor are long time friends, she had intended to appear with him last month but the escalating situation in afghanistan led her to cancel those plans. the exact place and time of their upcoming appearance has not been released. >>> larry elder, gop front runner, spent the day in orange county. the conservative radio host was at a yes on recall rally for the asian community. h

it's cooler today or is part of me is cooler today. it would be cool tomorrow.d it's going to be mild right through the week as that low pressure lingers around and then but we get to the weekend. you're going to get a warmer weekend because it's high builds in the southwest, all typical stuff for us. this pattern is not a typical at all. so in terms of temperatures in the although tomorrow is going to be below average temperatures for us current temperatures departure from yesterday 16 degrees cooler and conquered. i show you this map only because trend whether it's all about trends, right? what's the trend? we show that minuses last night to trending down temperatures getting cooler, and then we're gonna get somewhere by wednesday night into thursday, and we're going to show you plus as temperatures are beginning warmer. it's not super pinpointing of temperatures, but it's it gives you a trend, and that's what you're looking for cooler or warmer. those look smoky out there right now on the bay, but that's mostly fog and probably water vapor as well. the foreca

well all today marks exactly one week until california's recall election and today governor newsom was in san francisco trying to appeal to voters in the mission district latinos are the largest ethnic group in the state and make up about 30% of registered voters to today those were the voters gavin newsom focused on trying to attract ktvu political reporter greg lead. has the details. with one week until recall election day governor gavin newsom campaigned at a phone bank in san francisco's mission district. hoping to drum up support in the latino community. can not be taken for granted and that's why we have showed up today to be able to stand with our governor we want to walk you back in keep you in sacramento either we vote no. on this recall or in a matter of weeks the next governor of state of california is larry elder flanked by other elected officials the governor again hit republican front runner larry elder and urged people to turn in their ballots now. the latest numbers from political data inc show only 18% of latinos have returned their ballots lagging behind other groups

maybe today. maybe today. maybe today, um. and that was terrifying.and then it finally started coming back, which i was like a hurry like. you know this is right in the timeline, they say it could take six months to come back. then it's just started coming back, and it was completely wrong. not uh, nothing was tasting like it should have now, she says. almost everything tastes and smells like rotting trash bags. i think there's like a period of three weeks, right just cried every day at work essentially. would walk around with a bowl of food like crying as basically. and saying, can you tell me if this is enough salt? can you tell me if this is enough acid? it was a lot of crying in the a lot of the depression and. and it was a lot of shame, and i was embarrassed that it was happening. i wanted to be strong and i felt broken, but she's not broken and she is determined to continue to create. it's such a different way to cook. you'd like you make a whole dish and you think, okay, this is what it needs to be. this is what it's going to taste like and the

with today's ceremony.ten. >> alan anthony simmons. [bells tolling] >> the bells rang as they read the names of each of the 33 passengers and 7 crew members that were on board united flight 93 that morning. they fought back against those hijackers and as a result saved countless lives on the ground. today former president george w. bush spoke about their heroism and how united they were on that flight, listen. >> these americans were brave, strong and united in ways that shocked the terrorists but should not surprise any of us. this is the nation we know. and whenever we need hope and inspiration, we can look to the skies and remember. reporter: president biden and first lady dr. joe biden layed a wreath at the wall of names today before walking through the gate to the crash site of flight 93. the site is marked by 17 and reserved for family and friends of those who died on flight 93 and those invited, guests like the president today. the legacy of flight 93 heroism displayed by strangers who less than 30 m

we will do it with arvo today. that's our vote today. -- our vote today.e heard from a radical left-wing that does not support israel, that does not support the jewish people, that does not support their right, their inherent right to exist. let us come as americans, make our resolve, now, today, and forever in our great republic to protect the people of israel. let's pass this bill and associate our comments at american with those who will stand up and fight anti-semitism , racism, sexism and every wrong that exist. that is our great america. it is our great republic. with that but i yield back. >> the gentlelady from connecticut. >> thank you, mr. speaker. my republican colleagues were -- words ring hollow. what are the facts? with or without the iron dome funding, every single house republican refused to support the continuing resolution. and, i might add, more proud of their opposition to the continuing resolution. but this is not the first time my republican colleagues have voted against usaid to israel three times thus far in the 2020 -- the 2022 app

that's not horrible, where 4 out today, the air quality isn't today. moderate haha. but today's my grandson's first birthday. so i had to be here sheila pinion says she is doing her part to help the air did bring sandwiches today. no barbecuing because we don't want to hurt the air quality. >> as for the smoke advisory while it may look like clear skies where you are. we could expect hazy skies from the wildfire. smoke. but the air district says it is not going to be unhealthy, but it's also best to check every hour on the air quality reporting from walnut creek. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> from air quality to covid-19 with the u.s. is now beyond 40 million covid-19 cases. thankfully vaccination rates are growing after dip that we saw in the early summer months. more than 175 million americans are fully vaccinated but not a single state so far has reached herd immunity. and here in california, we have hit more than 4.2 million covid cases and nearly 66,000 people have died because of the coronavirus this comes just about 2 2 weeks before the white house's deadline of s

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the apple iphone 13 officially goes on sale today. most tech analysts say early demand looks positive with preorders running ahead of the iphone 12 last year. the mini starts at $699 while the 13 pro starts the $999, and then the pro max is $1,099. and then twitter, four months after the company launched the tip jar feature where usersology over the world will have access to tipping, allowing to send each other cash and twitter won't take a cut between users, yet. >> must be coming. >> that just means, if you want to send me a little cryptocurrency, go for it. >> i said the same thing. my handle is @khristinapart, with a k. >>> you're making plans and also the air quality is going to be a big factor on whether or not you spend a lot of time outside. we are starting out good, but a few spots seeing air quality. i'll have more on that in the forecast, coming up. >>> if you spend a lot of time on 580, early your commute looks good. something interesting for the san mateo bridge coming up. >>> the freeway where a sling shot attack keeps h

comfortable for today.g into the mid 70s for palo alto and in oakland today, we're headed towards 68 degrees. now some of our warmest spots in the inland areas only low 80s today. a break and going to see more of this going into the weekender and here's why. we have a storm system moving into the pacific be northwest bringing rain around seattle and portland and this will continue to push into northern california and as we go through the timeline here's where and when we could see the rain. stopping it right here at 4:00. saturday afternoon. you see green. that is what the radar could look like. it does show that up around ukiah, coastal sonoma county we could see the showers passing by. late saturday night into early sunday morning we could see some spotty showers moving through. and looking before sunrise to some showers that will be moving in and out of here, if you have sunday afternoon plans it's looking all clear but temperatures are going to be cooler, it's going to be breezy. behind this system goin

the cast of "wicked" will be live on the "today" show plaza for performances after "today in the bay.m bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >>> welcome back. tuesday morning. 6:56. before you head out the door we're moving you forward with a look at today's top stories on "today in the bay." >> as you know californians head to the polls to decide the fate of governor gavin newsom. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell joins us live from a ballot drop off site in the east bay. could be busy there, bob. >> yes, we expect the polls to be opening up very soon here. good morning to you, kris and laura. the polls do show that governor newsom is likely to be able to defeat this recall election and keep this job. it's not something he's taking for granted. he brought in president biden to campaign on his behalf at a rally in long beach. the president praised the governor's leadership in protecting californians from covid and his stand up for science. at a campaign stop yesterday, larry elder, the leading replacement candidate, questioned how the g

i ask you today to reinvest in an equitable american dream. a better supporting college students, limiting that and investing in community colleges and public four-year institutions in order to build a higher education system that actually works for people from all walks of life. thank you again for the opportunity to testify, i look forward to answering your questions. >> thank you. dr. johnston, you're recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. chairman, ranking member, thank you for inviting me to be part of this sharing today. i am susan johnston, president of a professional organization that serves financial officers from colleges and universities across the country. in march 2020, when the potential impact of the pandemic was becoming clear, we strive to ensure that despite this presence, any student who wanted to continue their higher education studies could do so, i know college would fail because of the crisis. to that end, the pandemic relief legislation passed by congress is made a meaningful impact. i want to thank the subcommittee

ahead of its formal release today. that and because those results were gonna be formally released today, we decided not to put those reported results of the draft on television. after all, a draft report could be revised substantially before the final results came out. we decided that nobody really believes what's gonna be in the audit anyway, we're gonna wait until the audit release. i did tell you last night that what we were seeing in the draft report showing that the results of the arizona audit where somewhat hilarious. well today, we got the final report. they released it to the public. and indeed, in fact, it matches with the draft that we saw last night. and hilarity did in fact ensue. after their five months of trying and searching for bamboo fibers and using uv lights and putting the ballots on lazy susan's hands putting them around, and a hiring the weirdest clown part of conspiracy and qanon's and cracked pots to die slice and julie is -- the result of their five months-long audit is that they are count sho

are we out with that today. westbound to 37. >> at matilda avenue in the south bay. that's the only accident tracking at this hour. and that's not causing much of a delay. but as you're heading into the city right now. look at that a little under 12 minutes. so things are picking up. looks like the meteor lights are still off at this time. 5, 1880, moving along nicely a little under 13 for us as you head across towards the peninsula. no major issues or delays a richmond. sandra fell to meet a little under 8 minutes as you travel at a richmond and the south bay like i mentioned, 2 37 westbound at matilda. so that's right here again, an accident, not causing major delays at all this morning still 30 minutes for you to make it towards menlo park along one. oh, one, no major issues along 2 8085 or 80 to daryn james, back to you. thanks a lot. it's 5.32. and today in the south bay, the blockbuster fraud trial of elizabeth holmes gets underway in san jose holmes is the founder and former ceo of theranos, a blood-testi

$5 we expecting to see later today?om this tell—tale building behind me i am at the pentagon and of course this is one of the sites where one of those aircraft crashed on 9/11. 184 people died, 124 on the ground and those crew members and passengers on the plane itself. we had a memorial service this morning and in about an hour and a half to two hoursjoe biden will come here, in that sort of time window, to lay a wreath at a ceremony here so really some big thoughts at this moment for people inside the pentagon, notjust because of that anniversary, and this is done every year, they have a ceremony and they unfurl the flag and all that kind of thing, but because, of course, weekend, week out, month in, month out, your in, year out, people inside this building as acutely aware of the sacrifices service personnel make around the world in defence of the united states and they know that the costs have been high in afghanistan and many of them are, you know, i question, if you like on the extent to which it was all worth it

today to 6:00 p.m. at that fire weather watch because of those off shore winds as well as low relative humidity valuesplummeting through today and tomorrow. the high fire danger with the off shore winds very dry air for us. we will see plenty of sun across the bay area. though a little warmer compared to yesterday in spots, still below average for this time of year. the dry and warm weather will continue as we look ahead to the rest of the week. with the two weather features, the northerly winds today. relative humidity values dropping down to the takens for the inland locations. another day for tomorrow as that very dry air. as we go through tonight and overnight you can see that burst the with the color contours there. ofsd, easing ththe rest future cast skies and you will see that sun today for tomorrow a clear start to the day and then looking at that sunshine in the afternoon for your thursday. daytime highs, looking at low 60's along the coast, low to mid-70s for the peninsula. south bay, mid-70s.

today, you have a 13 or 14 trillion u.s. chinese economy and the banking system has assets, i believe now at this point, well over $50 trillion. >> the tough part about your trade, i would think, is that you could envision or can you envision a scenario in which the equity and debt holders are wiped out, but the lenders are not? >> yeah, well, these have been good trades. so, if you take a look at the fxi, scott, at the end of '09, early 2010, the fxi was 41 or $42. it's the only major market, as i keep pointing out, for the past 12 years that's gone down. and over that time frame, the chinese economy has more than doubled. i mean, this has been a terrible place to keep your money as a western investor and i think it will continue to be. shareholders and creditors are just not treated well in the chinese economic model and i think that will continue >> i want to get to some of the regulatory issues and scrutiny that's been placed on a number of different sectors there in light of what you said about this grand moment for pre

it's a nationwide effort today. that's at 7:30 right here on nbc bay area. >>> and at 7:40, still to come on "today in the bay," a covid outbreak at the national zoo in d.c. several animals infected. we'll tell you about the warning signs, coming up. >>> and who's ready for a fall-like weekend in the bay area? we're monitoring cooler temperatures and rain in the forecast. stay with us. my name is on the front. but... i am more proud of the back. siggis: 40% less sugar, and more protein than the leading greek yogurt. >>> good morning. it's 7:43. you'll probably notice it's a little cloudy out there. this is a welcome site. we're looking for a chance for showers in a very dry state of california. the current temperatures right now in walnut creek, 60 degrees. we are expecting cooler temperatures as well. 57 to start out our day here in san jose skbooer also expecting to see a little bit of shower activity. so let's get right to our storm ranger. our mobile doppler radar. here's a scan. things are pretty quiet on the r

coming up this morning on "today in the bay", today is clear the shelters. cats. that plus your all top stories coming up at 7:00. right now, back to "today." >>> good morning. split decision. an fda advisory panel rejects the plan to give pfizer booster shots to most americans, but recommends those over 65 and high risk should get one. >> it is not clear to me the data we're seeing right now is applicable and necessary to the general population. >> will the decision create new confuse as some of the hardest hit states have to ration care at hospitals. we're live with the latest. >>> school daze. half of the country's schools faing a crisis. national guard is brought in to help kids get to school. >> we need to get the kids to school on time. >> the shortfall impacting substitute teachers and cafeteria workers. >>> and bring your pet to work every day. after 18 plus months home together, pets and owners learning to navigate a new life with some pets returning to the office. some bosses say your dog can come, too. >> she is one of the better co-workers i have

switch today. reggie: tropical storm nicholas is heading toward texas and expected to bring heavy rain and in coastal areas of louisiana and mexico. the governor of texas placed emergency teams on standby along the coast. louisiana's governor declared a state of emergency last night. that state still recovering from hurricane ida. mike nicco standing by with a look at the path of the storm. mike: let's start with good news. it is only a tropical storm and 60 mile-per-hour wind and very little time to ramp up much more. but it will. it is kind of disorganized with the heavy rain over the gulf. that is nice until we get into tonight and tomorrow when it starts to come ashore and pushes that shield of rain into the southeastern part of texas and across louisiana. that is where we are going to see a whole lot of flooding. just follow the purple. that is where we start at 5:00, even the wider 10 inches of rain. it is going to be the inland rain and flooding that will be the biggest issue. back at home y

today, we had a seven-year note auction. the auction was above average, but they curbed their enthusiasm considering that prices have dropped so substantially seven years were on sale but, they were very cautious. four and a half months, mid may, and if you look at all the yields, two years are at six-month highs. seven-years are four and a half month highs. tens at three and a half month highs. 30s at three and a half month highs. guild swing, 29-month high yields look at our ten-year break ooeeven in the u.s that's a year-to-date chart. looks like a 30-year bond chart. here's the rub let's pull back another nine years. when you look at a ten-year chart of break evens, it's easy to imagine that inflation is a lot stickier than companies seem to be expressing tyler, back to you >> thank you very much as we mentioned, the jump in bond yields so imminently described by rick, deepening the rout in tech stock, but our next guest says to stick with stocks that depend less on inflation. pete pe peter anderson is chief investment o