this is europe anal to sierra lou around con, into all the top stories on o. desert u. s. president joe biden doesn't appear to have the full support of his democratic party for his $1.00 trillion dollar spending program. a key group is saying that they will not vote on the infrastructure built without the build back better act biden has taken the rest up of meeting with senate is at the capital to urge them to back the spending package. these are not about left versus right or moderate versus progressive or anything else to pitch americans against one. this is about.

it is representative what's happening in the high sierra because they got feet of snow. palisades 39 inches of snow. that's on the nevada side of the border. over three feet and exactly three feet, 36 inches at north star. you get down in elevation and the amounts weren't at substantial. the amount of moisture was the same. that's the important part for the state as a whole and obviously we had plenty of moisture around the bay area as well. yesterday the wettest october day on record for downtown san francisco. four inches of rain from midnight to midnight. the storm total was higher than that because it started before midnight and lasted after it, but that goes back to 1850 we recorded our wettest october day on record and fourth wettest overall. it's remarkable this early in the rainy cities tell. we don't have showers out there right now. we have a couple of sprinkles. tomorrow we bring in a chance of showers north of the golden gate. light stuff. don't be concerned. no additional problems. temperatures warm back up to about what's normal this time of year for wednes

stephanie sierra, abc 7 news. liz: ok, the first snow in the sierra was a welcome sight to many, but it does not mean that the region is out of the woods for the rest of the fire season. right now, the caldor fire south of lake tahoe is still burning, and is 96% contained. >> things are still quite dry in that area. up in general in the sierra, people should be aware, even though there has been some precipitation, it is not really enough to get some good wetting down into the ground. liz: during the extreme drought conditions, the small amount of moisture from the first snowfall is not enough to put out a fire. early next week, 50 mile-per-hour winds are expected, bringing a new round of fire danger. and four people injured while fighting a wildfire in the sequoia national forest have been released from the hospital. one is a cal fire employee and three others remember of the call-up and you conservation corps. they were hit by a falling tree thursday. a crew from valeo fire came to their age. the department relea

a fear of mine is that sierra. isn't a thing anymore. patrick dougherty takes his family to ride every season. his wife even works there. it's going to affect the jobs if we don't have a season and there's not going to be an employment slopes thriving and open last spring, things turned in the last few months according to the resort. the cal door fire damaged countless trees on their mountain. and now they're forced to navigate repairs to their chairlifts seen in our coverage of the damaging wildfire. unfortunately this is year two of us just getting our butts kicked all the way around up at tahoe for decades, stephen bruns hman like many is worried. i don't know. i think some of these places that are closing their doors may not have the opportunity to reopen. i'm depending on how badly they're going to get hit. pg any using the closed resort as a staging area for repairs. pg and e. telling casey are a they've removed 25,000 fire damaged hazardous trees with an estimated 80,000 more to go. i just. don't know what it's going to look like

look what happened in the sierra today. our first widespread light dusting of snow from sierra at tahoe and talk act our chance for rain in the overnight hours coming up in the complete forecast i'll be hanging out here at mo mos across from the stadium. back to you, liz. >> mo mo's is always the place to be. thank you, darren . >>> back to the weekend traffic situation here in the city, we know it'll be crowded. that's a given. we have tips on how best to get around. >> if you are headed into san francisco to enjoy the fun for giants/dodgers, fleet week, italian heritage festival and warriors happening in the city this weekend and you'll want to navigate the roadway as little better than usual and extra busy off the bay bridge extension and you'll see extra busy conditions along the embarkadero as well and make a reservation in advance if you're parking and keep in mind for the giants game there'll be closures in effect along king street and public transit is your best bet and a lot of option there is and direct service to

is that sierra is not anything anymore . it is going to affect the jobs. if we do not have a season, there is not going to be appointment. >> reporter: it damaged countless trees and now they are forced to navigate repairs to the chairlift. >> unfortunately, this is the second year. >> reporter: a regular for decade , he is worried. >> i think some of these places might not have the opportunity to reopen. >> reporter: they are using this as a staging area for a parents with an estimated 80,000 more to go. >> i just do not know what it will look like anymore. >> reporter: global supply chain issues are also causing problems because of the pandemic and then the backlog of crochet's. anne makovec, kpix 5 . >> they posted we get into backing down. >>> bay area businesses are getting hit hard for violating the americans with disabilities act. some of these businesses are fighting back, turning the tables on one man who has filed hundreds of a. >> if somebody doesn't stand up, this will keep going on. >> watch our special report t

they were found dead during a hike mid august in the sierra national forest. they were from san francisco. their bodies were later found near the south fork of the merced river. high levels of toxic algae were detected nearby. the mariposa sheriff's office has been working with toxicologists to see if that might have played a role. it was also extremely hot the day they disappeared. later today, law enforcement will reveal what killed this family of three. >> thank you, bob. >>> this morning, decorated olympic gymnast simone biles opening up about her next big partnership. she's now the chief impact officer of cerebral, a mental health and telemedicine app. >> that announcement comes after she withdrew from several olympic competitions in tokyo, citing her own mental health struggles. this morning she says being a victim of disgraced team usa doctor larry nassar had an impact on her olympic experience. >> over the years, after suppressing so many emotions and putting up a front on a global scene, i think really all of that came to light and my body and my mind

racism that are seen united kingdom failing citizens. britton's true colors coming soon on out just sierra a . a with with and money and side in tahoe, he has stories on al jazeera top portland gas executives have faced tough questions in the u. s. congress. the ceo's of exxon mobil chevron b. p. america, the president of shell, were asked about their roles and downplaying the threats of climate change. the warming climate is expected to be one of the main topics of the g 20 summit in italy. president biden has arrived in rome to meet with leaders at the wells 20 biggest economies. he's also expect you to visit the pope all to that to day gathering bod and will had to glasgow for.

those are the fires down in the southern sierra. it shows you how the flow in the atmosphere wants to bring that smoke up our way. most of this will stay elevated. this is why we've got a spare the air. it has been extended through at least today. there is probably even more moderate. and moderate is what we have been doing for the last 36 hours. we take a look at the east bay both bay shore and inland is moderate. it is moderate for northbay valleys with the exception of santa rosa because you are pulling in cooler air from the petaluma gap. temperatures will be in the mid- 90s were those in the valleys. 94, concord. low 90s for santa rosa. it is warm in the bay. 77 in the city. it is only slightly cooler today. a wonderful weekend, but we are well above average. here is how we will change both of those things. the pacific is getting into a pattern that will try and bring us some rain. look how close that gets to us. there is a line of rain right up the coast but it will fall apart before it comes on shore. that goes all the way th

. >>> it's the first day of an early ski season in the sierra. >> woohoo! >> how fun. these skiers at palasades were on the first chair of the season at the gold coast run this morning. this is only the third time in over 70 years that palasades has been able to open this early. this weekend skiers are encouraged to wear costumes. we will check on the weather with meteorologist mary lee. a few places have opened to ski because of all the snow they got because of last weekend's storm. >> yeah, it was great to see all the fun in the sierra, about three feet. it is super exciting to see the skiers and snowboarders already. here is a live look with the mark hopkins hotel cam. you see beautiful blue skies. we are in the 60s to about 70 now, a little bit cooler compared to yesterday at this time and much cooler compared to yesterday along the coast. a big difference with our 24 hour temperature change. pleasant conditions today, we will see cooler conditions as we look to saturday and especially sunday for halloween with more clouds streaming in for saturday. i will show you

drivers in the sierra today had to get out the change. ski resorts and shops say this early snow is a great sign for the season. snow and slick roads in the sierra monday brought the plows out and sent vehicles spinning out. lot of snow. bad conditions. yeah it's ice. it's slippery. just be careful on i 80 near sugar bowl, a big rig got stuck in the snow and had to be towed and near donner summit, a jeep facing the wrong way slid into a snow bank for sierra ski resorts. the early snow was a welcome sign for the season.

we head to the sierra. the winter storm warning continues here as snow levels are below the past and continuing to pile up there. this advisory goes until 11 o'clock this evening. and could you have cut out experiencing whiteout conditions in that area? if you are traveling up, be very, very careful. it's very, very slick up there. one last one to hit here at home, high surf warning that continues until tomorrow morning as the waves and the energy from that storm still building along our coastline. better details on some of the rainfall amounts, including one area that received almost 14 inches of rainfall. more on that and what to expect for the days ahead, coming up. we look forward to it, rosemary oroczo. the south bay in the santa cruz mountains. ktvu south bay reporter jesse geary is live at the summit on highway 17 with more on this, jesse. greg. good afternoon to you and the day after the storm picture perfect conditions down here in the south blue skies, bright sunshine, puffy white clouds and the r

a lot of places could see some heavy downpours, even some snow in the sierra. is here now with our getaway forecast. yeah. in fact here at half moon bay. we are tracking plenty of cloud cover out there right now. so near beaches. >> still pretty socked in with that cloud cover as the storm exited early this morning, but now it shifted to the east bringing rain and snow showers to the sierra. >> and future cast for is going to show even for the 1st half the weekend specifically in great eagle. we are going to see some more bands of rain and snow showers still pretty dry for south lake tahoe, though, for the 1st half of the weekend. enjoy it while it lasts because we do have a winter storm watch set to go into effect sunday morning through monday gusty winds and feet of snow expected specifically for elevations above 8,000 feet one to 3 feet of fresh powder expected for the sierra and also gusty winds as well throughout the ridge tops could see gusts howling upwards of 100 miles per hour. in addition to a flash flood watch. that is going to go into effect because

the central valley and up in the sierra. you can see the lightning strikes over the sierra and in the higher elevations above like 7,000, 8,000 feet and we'll talk about the weekend forecast coming up. >>> thanks. it's 6:43. a check on the tech sector and the fight against rate hikes. duan king hall is joining us live this morning. good morning to you, diane. >> reporter: good morning. happy friday. tradings were underway in wall street for more than ten minutes. you have choppy action as investors try to digest the latest on the jobs report. the dow is fluctuating up and down and down four points. what we learned is that the economy grow by 194,000 jobs. and in the tech sector, you're seeing stronger events. just by 12 points on the nasdaq. meantime, 19 states in the district of colombia are challenging the if all of the u.s. postal service. the attorney's general filed a complaint with the postal regulatory commission and seeks to block the rate hikes and service cuts that started rolling out on october 1st. the complaint

sierra johnson for "today in the bay." >> there are similar concerns in the sierra where there is an increased slide risk in the calendar fire burn zone. the u.s. forest service monitoring 400 square miles of land impacted by the fire there. hazardous debris could form a dangerous mudflow. it could lead to possible road closures on highway 50. if you are headed there, make sure you plan ahead and please drive carefully. get your weather forecast on the go. download the nbc bay area app. >>> a potential development in the search for brian laundrie. authorities are awaiting the identification of human remeans discovered inside a florida park where they've been searching for him. nbc's sam brock is in florida with the very latest. >> reporter: good morning. an evidence response team is on scene right now scouring the carlton reserve behind me, looking for any kind of information to confirm the identity of those human remains. authorities here in northport, florida, announcing they have found remains next to belongings of brian laundrie, including a notebook and a backpack. the attorney

very pleasant for our saturday afternoon in the sierra. but then we're going to dip to 57 degrees and then partly cloudy skies on monday leaving behind a very cool and dry air mass cooling down into the 40's. there for us here in the bay area we're actually going to keep an eye on some much needed rain. more on that. in my full forecast in just a few minutes. just cnn. jonathan, back to you. thank you so much. >> now we've got to houston where one. deputy is dead and 2 other officers are injured after an a man with ar style rifle, ambushed them earlier this morning. 2 of the deputies had responded to a report of a robbery outside of a sports bar. they were trying to arrest someone when another person shot at them from behind the 3rd deputy was shot when he came to help. that's 30 year-old cream. atkins that is who died from his wounds. a second deputy is in intensive care and the condition of the 3rd deputy is unknown tonight. today president biden delivered a speech at the 40th annual national peace officers memorial service was held at t

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sierra snow, that stacked up one to four feet. put the damage aside, this is just what we need to start chipping away at everything. >> wanted this, now a few days with sunshine to dry up. >> exactly. >>> talking about the snow, so important and stunning to look at. i-80, a complete whiteout in the sierra, half hour northwest of tahoe, looks like might have nice ski season. inviting you to download the nbc bay area app, weather tailored to your area on the phone even when we're not on the air. and track any storm on live radar. >>> new at 11:00, elaborate bait and switch in palo alto targeting elderly woman. police say couple in car pulled alongside a woman with her husband walking in the park, put necklace around her neck but stole two gold necklaces she was wearing. checking to see if the theft may be connected to crimes in other cities. >>> earthquake on the central coast felt in the south bay, 4.7 magnitude. some people in san jose reported it 4:45 this evening, p.m. centered near san simeon at monterey county line where the h

jessica washington out a sierra jakarta. the world health organization has named 26 experts who will revive the stalled investigation into the pandemic. the group will look into the origins of the virus that emerged in china in late 2019. the diseases sits is since killed nearly 5000000 people dead as a human endeavor to understand a virus that has stopped our whole world. and i would ask every one countries, jernace and everybody else to create a little space for that discussion to happen. because this is probably right now, this is our best chance. and it may be our last chance to understand the origins of this. whereas in a collegiate collective, a mutually responsible way, at least 46 people have been killed in a fire in southern taiwan. dozens of others were injured in the blaze which broke out in a 13 story building early on. thursday. authorities are investigating whether the fire in cow shone was started deliberately. japan's new prime minister has dissolved the lower house of parliament to make way for elections at

all the way up into the sierra foothills. what if you're not under red flag warning. you're under a wind advisory in this yellow to gold for lower elevation areas through the day today. a red flag warnings actually remain in effect till 05:00pm tomorrow for upper elevations on the peninsula in the north bay. all of solano county and all of the inland east bay too gusts of wind at our mountain tops as high as 60 miles per hour around 20 to 30 miles per hour for the rest of us. 60's for your highs in sf and for most of our coastal on terror a little bit cooler 60's to 70's for the rest of the bay area. it's a cool feel specially when you factor in windchill on a day like today where it is going to be so breezy, so jackets. a light jacket is really all you need. but i would bring it fremont up to hayward in the upper 60's pleasanton at 69 oakland, san leandro in castro valley right at 70 and our warmest spot today is boywho that 77 degrees fairfield at 75 nevado at a cool 73 tomorrow's temperatures are right around the same as t

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we start a little bit of snow and moisture hanging on over the sierra. but for us, we're mainly dry at this time. the next system, though already closing in on the pacific northwest, as well as northern california. and this next system with this band of concentrated moisture. we call the atmospheric river going to bring us quite a bit of rain. we're talking two inches for areas of the south bay, but you get into the north bay in the north bay hills 6 to 8 inches will be a possibility by monday morning. so with that, of course, we have concerns for the flooding as well as the mudslides. here's a better look at some of these numbers areas over the santa cruz mountains four inches to 5.5 the central bay 2.5 to 3.5, and then you get into the north bay 46 for the north bay 7 to 8 for the coastal hills, so the flash flood watch starts late saturday night early sunday for some. it includes our burn zones from 2020 for the north bay as well as the santa cruz mountains. and then there's a sliver right through solano county that includes the cartoonist rate as wel

again, these are going to be big snow makers in the sierra nevada. but for the bay area is going to be very beneficial. nothing super heavy as far as rain goes, maybe an inch in santa rosa nevado and center fell checking in with good numbers. half an inch in areas like san francisco in pacifica. more significant rain expected into wednesday night and thursday. again, this is not a big storm, but enough to stack up to an inch of rainfall in san francisco, in pacifica on top of what will have already seen on monday. so nice light showers are ahead of us into next week and staying dry for the weekend for all your outdoor plans. mother nature working in our favor 60's for your highs in sf 60's at the coastline and then we've got a mix of 60's and 70's elsewhere across the bay berlin. give it a nice 72 saying carlos comfortably cool at 73 in the south bay in the mid 70's can't beat that. 75 in. campbell nor on up into dublin right at 75 degrees. upper 60's from oakland berkeley up to richmond wall concord right at 75 today, the late in benicia in the low

even better, the snow forecast for the sierra. take a look at the end of the month right before halloween, we could see possibly 33 inches of snow in king vale. let's get a look at the off and on showers in the 7-day, we could have a break on saturday and another round on sunday, and then temperatures trending cooler by the end of the week. >>> we have been watching this show all morning, we knew there was a early crash here at the transition, south 880 to the transition. on the transition it sounds like one lane is still blocked. just an issue, as far as i understand it, is getting the right-sized tow truck there, and it's not a huge vehicle there, so that's the note as you are coming out of the bend. there's slowing towards 1st street. everything else moving nicely, but there's the backup at the toll plaza. we'll show you that, coming up. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> coming up next, nbc bay area responds. >> a lifeguard class gets sunk, and so does the deposit. that's on nbc bay area responds, next. >>> and then the san fra

also an exciting and historic day in the sierras, not one but 2 ski resorts open for the season today in october. we should know before planning any trips to tottenham. >> a new look tonight at the damage left behind by the massive dixie wildfire. it burned more than 963,000 acres across 5 california counties east of chico local media along with a pg and e scientists were given an aerial tour of the burn scars today, the scientists on board says that the utility company needs to evaluate how sunday's rainfall at big storm affected the scorched landscape. >> this was the first significant storm of the season. and so was our initial opportunity to really see how the canyon walls are responding kind of learning from that where runoff is occurring. roshan problems to continue to harm or sister for >> a stretch of state route 70 in plume miss and butte counties. part of the scar area is shut down because of mud and rock slides that blocked the highway. >> the wet weather also made history in the sierra more than 3 and a half feet of snow came over the weekend as part of that big storm whic

the entrance to sierra at tahoe being one of them due to the devastation caused by the caldor fire. the resort could be off limits for some time. one of the kind >> i've been going here my whole life resort. officials say they have been working nonstop to repair the damage. but there are major challenges ahead. august caldor fire which nears full containment destroyed over 1000 structures and was thought to have burned around the resort, but it caused enough damage for sierra at tahoe to enter the season with uncertainty and a social media post. the ski resort told us loyal customers. >> they are uncertain of how much of that rain will reopen after the fire damage trees and cheerless part of the statement reading we're not giving up. nor are we backing down from the challenge. but we want you to know what we know our intention is to keep moving forward and to open what we can when we can to welcome you back to sierra the season. she was a lot nights where i wasn't great church is going to be there in the morning. loyal customers understand the safety concerns, but they also worry ab

emergency breaking up a faction transitional government that has been leading the country home of you the sierra link, the guardian, we dissolve the sovereign council and the cabinet and we put an end to the maze jobs and under secretaries. and the state governors will revise everything and will take decisions to watch everything general hands as the military had to intervene to and political and fighting with a cross to dan. this theory, tens of thousands of men and women from breaking on the 3 to show the anger against the fed and military takeover. i didn't an urgent call to all sudanese civilians who want to protect the revolution. what the military is doing is a betrayal to all citizens on all fronts. it is the duty of all civilians to move and to block all roads outside to prevent any military force to move right now, all of us must unite to show the truth. yeah, i didn't know was the, he know the return of the old regime is impossible. no matter what the excuses or the justifications the return is impossible. this is the 1st statement of the people, women and men are refusing any kind of

a faster moving storm will bring snow to the sierra. taking a look at rainfall amounts, a storm with a half inch or less and then a second storm and all of us could receive more than an inch of rain. storms right now are light on the storm impact scale. what it will do tomorrow with the low spinning off is bringing the onshore breeze and keeping the 70's out of the forecast. cooler through thursday. have a good weekend. jobina: for the first time in 20 years, bart is bringing back bathroom access at underground stations as part of an effort to get writers -- riders back on the trains. they will look much like the ones at the del norte station peered the first two are set to open in february of next year and in the process of being remodeled as a nightwing -- 19th street station. >> i cannot hide my excitement about this. it has taken years and years to get to this point. >> this won't be the end where people are visiting bart to see the restrooms, but we are doing the right thing. jobina: as shown in these photos, the sinks will be on t

we see some snow up in the sierra. this is new video from sugar bowl ski resort sugar bowl, says he got about three inches of new snow and is on target for an opening date of friday. november 26th. northstar palisades, tahoe and heavenly also have some nice snow early this morning. not sure if it's going to stick rosemary oroczo on this friday, october 8th. it is great to see. it coming down up there in the sierra? yes an early season storm there and wow, what a sight just so beautiful out there and at the lower elevations. we picked up a good amount of rain in the foothills. some areas like blue canyon reporting 4/10 of an inch or so. the donner lake area reporting 5/10 of an inch of rain are half inch. i should say so we're looking good for looks like early october, right? and how about this beautiful view over sfor? we have blue skies just in time. for those blue angels this afternoon. it's a cool, breezy one, though, if you are heading into san francisco for the giants game or for fleet week, be prepared for the un

really wanted fact what the circumstances a tennessee and family high hopes, desperate lives on out to sierra the venezuela, columbia borgia has become a stamping ground for trespasses as desperate people transgress an illegal passage to feed in emerging fuel trafficking markets. we follow that the perilous journey unguarded through the line of fire. risking at all venezuelan columbia on al jazeera ah, the conflict between the and government and the regional take great people for the origin front has to kill thousands and internally displaced more than 2000000 over the past 7 month to $350000.00 people in the region are facing fam, and according to the united nation, which says that starvation is being used as a weapon for those who managed to cross the border, say it's not because conditions have improved back home. they say to grants, continue to be targeted because of this in many processes are being reports and all they come to taking refuge conditions here off of idea, ah, at least 20 dead and hundreds injure job to an s quake strikes 7, pakistan on most people were sleeping ah, i'm tire

oh, now to sierra, also a year of turbulent weather. well lead us gather in glasgow for crucial summit on the battle against climate change. emmy award winning 4 lines goes beyond the headlines, investigating the untold stories across the u. s. millions in car gast, on both in parliamentary elections under a new constitution and more than a year after the lawful trigger. a political, quite immersive personal short documentary africa direct showcases african stories from african filmmakers. china marks $100.00 days until it host the winter olympics . but how will the pandemic and call for a boycott impact the sporting events, november on out, jazeera, talked to al jazeera in the field, goes to one of the world's most dangerous migration, crossing this dangerous jungle to make it to north america and meet some of those trying to cross the columbia panama borden, in search of a bent on line. they say the only thing left or there expired passport on al jazeera in the next episode of planetary swiss ahead of the upcoming un climate conferenc

the first snow in the sierra. but here i'm tracking winds that bring fire danger. >> not just san francisco. another bay area county loosening its mask rules. when your county may say you can ditch the mask as well. >>> and the unusual heist in the south bay and the surprise for the thieves who got away. >> did you hear it? they're saying beat l.a. the legends were out. jerry rice was there. >> what a way to kick off a busy weekend in the city. the giant play again tomorrow night. it should be exciting. >> anthony flores leads our team coverage from we've seen a lot of magical playoff games from right where you're standing tonight, right there with the best. >> reporter: what a great game for the giants. they were the best team for the regular season. they played like dominating the dodgers and taking game one of the divisional series. buster posey had the two-run homer. the story it was commanding performance on the hill by webb. making his playoff debut, he kept the dodgers' lineup off balance at the plate. he p

for the second half of the week, it looks better, it is mainly in the sierra you do see the gauge but a little bit. some of the models want to say we will get rain here in the bay area that there is not enough agreement on that yet. it doesn't look too impressive. we'll go from the low 90s today down to 70 on thursday have a slight chance of a sprinkle by friday. all right, guys, back over to you. i will call my down to santa clara and the 49ers where the niner empire got a long look at >>> there was a franchise record with 107 wins. >> if you got to write greatest days of your life professionally, this has got to be at the top. >> this is number one so far. >> was the celebration like? >> it was fun. it is a fun time in there. a lot of alcohol being thrown around. >> the 49ers trey lance replaced jimmy garoppolo . tied at 7-7 middle of the third, russell wilson as he always does scrambled around and going to escape and get in for a 16 yard touchdown run. seattle took a 14-7 lead. to the ensuing kickoff, trent cannon, fumble, got it back trying to get him, he fumbled again. two plays

this one looks to dump some heavy rain here and heavy snow in the sierra. so rainfall projections, this is taking you right on through tuesday night. looking at close to a foot. half a foot, excuse me, santa rosa, cal enjoyinga, one to three inches across the rest of the bay area. we'll keep an eye on it for you. there is a short window where you'll get a break from the wet weather and that's just in time for the walk to end alzheimer's in san ramon saturday. mid 50's to mid 60's. it's going to be pretty much a cloudy one. so you'll need to dress in layers. the accuweather seven day forecast level one, off and on showers tomorrow, next system brings in rain for friday morning. and then saturday night, a few showers develop but it's the sunday-monday time period that we're watching our first atmospheric river of the season. it looks to really soak us here in the bay area with a lingering chance on tuesday. but that rain if we get the three to six inches would end our fire season. ama and dan? ama: incredible. all right, thank you, sandhya. dan: one fell swoo

we have storm watches for the sierra nevada range. it will be tricking driving conditions to say the least. rain for san francisco right through tuesday of next week. isa, back to you. >> thank you very much, derek. >>> have a look at this. you're looking right now at a human chain in india trying to rescue people stuck in a flooded shop. at least 200 people are dead after torrential rains and flooding hit northern india as well as nepal. crops are destroyed. bridges and homes collapsed and washed away by massive landslides. it comes amid an unusual monsoon season that experts blame, of course, on climate change. >>> well, a new round of dire warnings about our warming planet. they come from the biden administration with the headline, climate change will be far reaching and create problems for every country. four major reports were released on thursday that really examine current and future threats to the united states. just days before the big u.n. climate summit in scotland, president biden is trying to bring ironclad commitment to

we expect intense rain and gusty condition and sierra snow. we got our doppler radar up and scanned and ready to go. we'll detail at 7:00. we'll see you at 7:00. >> vianey, thanks so much. we have new details on the movie set tragedy that left a bay area native seriously injured and another person killed. what we are learning happening to alec baldwin fired that prop gun. we'll have everything for you at 7:00. right now back to the "today" show. >>> good morning, breaking overnight. loaded gun. >> we need help immediately. >> new details in the investigation into the deadly shooting on a new mexico movie set revealing the prop gun handed to alec baldwin had a live round inside and the actor was told it was safe before he fired that fatal shot. >> it is impossible to understand how a live round ended up in that gun. impossible. >> new questions this morning. why was the gun loaded?ce charg? and what's being done to make sure it never happens again? we're live with the very latest. >>> beatles mania, paul mccartney revealing in a new interview o

just sierra blue top pos oil executives testify before congressional committee. they're accused of contributing to climate change on covering it up or far too long. big oil has escaped accountability for its central role in bringing our planet to the brink of a climate catastrophe. ah, my money inside this is al jazeera life from doha. oh said coming up for to and some of the french ambassador off of paris sees is one of its bites. escalating a dispute about fishing lights? argentina's, former president as facing espy, announced charges mauricio my case, suspected of ordering, spying on the relatives of crew members of a sunken summary. and facebook's parent company changes its name just weeks after a whistleblower keys, especially social networks. spite of putting profit above safety ah, top oil and gas executives have denied misleading the public about climate change. the c a is of exxon mobil, chevron b. p. america and the president of shell, appeared before the u. s. congress. they were about the roles and down playing the stress of global warming. it is the

inches of rainfall which will produce likely some debris flows in areas such as the upslope of the sierra nevadas where we have the dixie and caldor fire and you can't forget about the campfire a few years ago, so these recent burns could lead to really dicey situation today and tomorrow across that portion of california. then we also have to factor in, guys, the snowfall and we could be measuring the snow in feet across the sierra nevadas. >> all right. tyler mouldsen, good to see you, thank you. >> you got it. >>> and, of course, we all just want the pandemic to end, and this is one of those weeks where a single meeting could bring us a step closer to that goal. >> a committee could soon approve the pfizer vaccine for children as young as 5. here is nadya romero. >> reporter: christi and ryan, this could be a game changer for parents who are trying to keep their kids safe during this pandemic. pfizer says its vaccine for kids is about 90% effective and the fda says that the benefits outweigh the risks. just how soon could kids ages 5 to 11 get a covid vaccine. on the current timeline it

próximo domingo por la noche va a pasar el sistema de fuertes vientos como por supuesto las nevadasen la sierra nevada. flujo de escombro y todo esto y más vamos hacerlo practicando nuestro siguiente segmento. regresamos. >>> vamos ahablar de otra tormenta: con sus propuestas más importantes aún en el limbo el presidente joe biden le ha contado a los estadounidenses más sobres las negociaciones en el congreso. qué se verá sacrificado para su paquete de ayuda social. es de la capital, randy serrano. >>> al presidente joe biden entrado en detalles como nunca antes. >>> en un foro de la cadena de cnn el mandatario ha nombrado a los demócratas que tienen paralizado su plan nacional. >>> los dos demócratas conservadores han logrado controlar lo que se incluya o no se incluyan este proyecto pero tienen que tener cuidado porque quizás pierdan votos progresistas en la cámara. >>> (hablan en inglés). (hablan en inglés). (hablan en inglés). >>> tres millones de dólares: una cifra muy alta para algunos que se encuentran presionando por menos. eliminar los dos años gratuito de universidad co

area that we have a chance of showers, cooler temperatures, higher humidity levels, but also for the sierra. this could be cold enough for some snow chances towards the end of next week. so finally we have got some nicer weather to talk about in your seven-day forecast. so we do have a warm finish to the weekend. you see san francisco feeling a bit more like summer, close to 80 degrees. the breeze picking up monday and tuesday as the temperatures cool down. late week next week we'll be tracking the shower chances. the valleys drop out of the 90s sunday into monday. midweek we got the cooling and the showers to the north around wednesday. then friday and saturday chances of showers, and this is interesting, you know, those temperatures are really going to start to drop down by next weekend. we got 90s now. we could be looking at highs in the 60s and 70s. good news for air quality. it's good news for seeing some rain, possibly some higher elevation snow across some of those active fires. still ongoing towards the east. so all eyes on the end of next week as the cooling changes could involve s

into the atmospheric river with enough moisture, we could see several inches of rain and snow in the sierra as well. the system that will push through tonight is expected to kick up the winds, bringing in a couple inches of snow. look at what happens head into the next several days because of the incoming system. several inches of snow up there. in addition to that, gusty winds so be careful if you have plans to travel up there for the next couple of days because we are expecting to see gusting winds. we will remain in the 60s. now, let's talk about your climate in crisis. this is something we tap into every tuesday and thursday, and it's important to look at. even with the rain in the forecast, it's important to conserve water. this is a fantastic time to remember those sprinklers. it's time to change the automated settings on your system and make sure and turn it off when we will get rain, which is tonight and the next several days. as far as your landscaping, bay area companies are offering rebates by changing your lawn. you could save as much as half of your home's water usage. head ove

just in general for the sierra, people should be aware and there is some precipitation. it's not enough to get the good wetting into the ground. >> reporter: with extreme drought conditions, the moisture will slow the spread of the fire and doolittle to put it out. and mean, a new concern warning of a northeast wind event to the west side of the valley. >> and our big concern is with new fire starts and it can happen at any time. >> reporter: more wed weather needed as fire season stretches into fall. >> there there is sadness. >> and you kind of hold your breath. >> meantime, cuff rent conditions here. pg&e is warning that could shut off power because of gulfy winds and dry conditions. we'll keep you posted. >>> the time is 6:09. still ahead, and streaming on cbsn bay area, part of the bay area under a different kind of quarantine and why it has nothing to do with covid. what residents can't do. >>> and a new theory on what might have caused the big oil spill in california, and i'm 53, but in my mind i'm still 35. that's why i take oste bi-flex to keep me moving the way

where you can see snow and fall colors, head up above 4,000 feet in the sierra. you can check out where to make your weekend road trip to see the best of the fall colors. go to californiafallcolor.com. it looks really nice this time of year with beautiful scenery around the bay area. how is it looking for the commute? >>> at the bay bridge toll plaza, we've seen some slowing on the approach to the bay bridge. metering lights should be on soon. there will be slowing up the incline, but not as severe as it sometimes is. a little bit of slowing for 37 as well. highway 4 not showing up on the sensors. the rest of the bay shows a smooth drive. there may be an incident just north of 680, sounds like maybe a stalled vehicle. >>> pushing back against a controversial law, next, the local agency offering to pay workers to relocate in response to texas's new abortion ban. >>> in washington it is really down to the wire. the president has a flight to catch. congress has not got things together yet. the latest coming up. >>> last night they say this rv was stolen in san franc

he's also hoping the storm system delivers a major impact on the sierra and wants to see the storms grow considerably. mike: that would definitely be nice. here are the newest numbers i saw this morning. compared to the average capacity for today's date, orville jumped 7% and everybody else about 1% to 2% but everyone went up. as far as total capacity, not everyone went up and if we did it was like 1%. we get three to five atmospheric rivers during a typical winter and that brings about 50% to 75% of our yearly rain and that was one. we are in the 40's in redwood city and menlo park, 48 and 47. 49 in palo alto. los gatos at 46. everybody else at 50 to 52 degrees. watch as the cloud cover increases this morning. the best chance of showers on the coast and the northbay. a few try to slip south for the afternoon. overall coverage decreases, and tonight we have a little bit of a burst that will last a couple of hours, but in the morning we are looking at cloud cover with increasing sunshine and a warming trend beginning tomorrow. i will let you know how long that will last. sue: yesterday at

message from investigators in mariposa county, working to figure out what killed a family of three in the sierra national forest. you may remember when the family and their dog went missing after going for a hike in mariposa county. their bodies were later found near the south fork of the mer said river near devil's gulf. it's unsure how they died, but it was treated as a hazmat scene. they've done many toxicology reports but are waiting on additional findings. they haven't ruled out heat exposure or toxic algae, they've ruled out lightning, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, drugs and suicide. we take you to the golden gate bridge where traffic is flowing. protesters brought cars to a halt around 7:00 a.m. immigration advocates stopped traffic to call on the u.s. nat to work on legislation that provides a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants. the chp says at least four people were arrested and five cars towed. advocates gathered in san jose demanding help for all 11 million undocumented immigrants. the bay area organization for citizenship said one way for it to be possible is for c

but how will the pandemic and cause for a boy impact the sporting events november on out just sierra. ah you as president joe biden announce is a scale black, a back plan for social and climate spending. but he still faces pushback from members of his own party. ah, i mean, regardless of their life and death, also coming up, france seizes a british vote and threatens its neighbor with sanctions and a rattle the fishing lights. the protest against the qu continue in, sir, dawn, the un makes his strongest will yet, but stopped short of condemning the military and good bye facebook. hello mehta, but we'll re brand tackle the social networks problems. ah, yes, president joe biden says he thinks he has enough support for his signature. $1.00 trillion dollar spending program. biden took the rest up a meeting with senators on their own turf, the capital to secure an agreement. but he was still struggling for, for backing for his fellow democrats for the scale back build on fisher has been following events in washington dc. it's taken months of negotiation, but u. s. president joe biden no be

we will get light rain in the sierra, but nothing significant. rainker. not be a there are light shades of green that have appeared, but nothing to measure. and while we don't get rain out of it, it does keep the onshore flow going and keeps us away from intense heat and offshore wind events. the smoke coming off of the fires in the southern sierra will drift our way for the next couple of days before that early fall system purchase that out of here. it will be cloudy and cooler. 80 in san francisco to the low 60s by the early part of next week. we will do some nice big falls swings in the temperatures. mid-90s for inland east bay valleys down to the low 70s by the end of the week. north bay valleys from the low 90s to the mid-60s. y,bu is it. there is not reason to believe that system will hold together and bring us raonshore flow is news considering that we are very vulnerable to the opposite this time of year which is the dry and warm offshore winds and these systems have done the complete opposite of that. >> i'm giving you a brief homework assignment

so sierra leone. as we head toward guinea guinea be south as wall free town has a high of 28 degrees on thursday. bye for now. ah . it's the world's. 2 most populous democracy, diverse dynamic and under lowing momentous scene. context india dixon. in depth. look at the people and politics of india. exploring how the coven 19 pandemic struck the nation. it's continuing impact and the lessons learned for the future. join me fade as those are for context. india anal. his eda lou ah, they're watching al jazeera alive from door with me fully by table. a reminder of our top stories. india is celebrating, administering 1000000000 covered 19 vaccine doses. around 3 quarters of adults have now had at least one shot, but just under 30 percent. awfully vaccinated shows in. chinese property giant ever grind have blind by more than 10 percent. that's after a deal to purchase, part of the world's most indebted developer, fell through. and you as president joe biden says he's concerned about chinese hypersonic miss

there's also a winter weather advisory for the sierra and even more rain chances ahead, and we'll get those details in a few minutes. >> thanks. >>> people in the south bay are now back in their homes after they were evacuated from the estrada fire. the fast-moving fire is now 35% contained. that's up from 0% yesterday. you can see those big flames and smoke from yesterday. 140 acres burned so far, and as today in the bay's tom jensen reports, favorable weather conditions are arriving just in time. >> when a prescribed burn got out of control yesterday and jumped fire lines, cal fire wasted no time evacuating homes off of summit road. >> it's rewarding. because i know that if i was in this situation and there was a fire burning around my house these people would come and help me, hands down. >> every one from people to horses back home as cal fire said it should be in mop-up phase. >> even a slight chance of precipitation, or at least, you know, marine moisture over the area tomorrow and tomorrow night, so yeah, it's just that everything is working in our favor. >> about 43 acres did