he worked doing work here in san francisco bay area. when her family moved to sacramento, i was going to law school add uc davis and got a chance to interact with a then rambunctious young boy named robe who had a lot of energy. it was part of our helping cynthia and other families we would do child care and watch the kids. >> nobody wanted to baby sit me, i was such a handful. i had the opportunity to share with those who had the pleasure of baby sitting me. i've known bill as long as i can remember. growing up as a child of a mom activist who was in the movement pushing back against marshall law. i spent a lot of my youth as a boy at rallies and demonstrations and people's backyards at pot lucks. i always remember bill being there. >> i always wanted to ask you. i was in public service for 20 years. the community has a lot of expectations. expectations are high. people don't want to be disappointed. in government, change doesn't happen overnight. how do you approach these questions. >> i try to lead with my values and i came into the

the zodiac killer is linked to at least five murders in the san francisco bay area committed between in 1968 and 1969. >>> big move for bobby flay. sources say he is ending his 27-year run at the food network where his contract expires at the end of the year. flay and the food network were far apart financially on the new deal and besides the television work flay operates several restaurants around the country and has written more than a dozen cookbooks. >> interesting to see where he lands next. >>> coming up, turning up the volume at the next tailgate party. america's chief entertaining officer tim laird is bringing us treats ranging from avocado deviled eggs to a smores parfait. >>> later, the mystery of a three-story rock cut perfectly in half. some people are saying that it was aliens. >> it was aliens. had to be. it is too perfect. >> we will be back. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that we neede

. >> together with my colleagues across the san francisco bay area region. we are adopting shared metrics for when to retire, the indoor mask mandate. >> a question a lot of people have been finally getting an answer today bay area. health officials sharing what needs to happen before mask mandates can come to an end. good evening, everybody. thank you for joining us for kron 4 news at 6. i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne, 8 bay area counties alameda contra, costa mari

here we are and suddenly there's hundreds of thousands of new population in the san francisco bay area. >> the dominicans were founded 800 years ago. we work continuing our mission by coming here. founded as an order of preachers to combat error, heresy. to enlighten the faith, and bring the faith to people where the gospel is not preached well, or preached at all. >> it's an interesting name. on the website which we will show later there's a nice big red button that says request a preacher. i almost pushed it. i wasn't sure exactly what would happen. i understand that from my expense with dominicans they are persuasive apologists for the faith. for the persuasive condensers of the importance of truth and beauty, and god's presence. >> absolutely one of the things saint dominic did was when he founded the order, he set up we would have not only the active preachers and complete template is. we will live in small monasteries and pray, and together we contemplate duty, truth, and the gift of giving fruit of contemplation. so desperately needed in these crazy times. >> you been in archdio

>> reporter: in san francisco, cheryl hurd of the nbc bay area news. >> i'm with him. from the giants' playoff run to fleet week, we have you covered. to go nbcbayarea.com of the it is on our trending bar. you can check out the playoff roster and the i'm video the team released today. again, nbcbayarea.com. >> you can feel energy through the tv screen. >>> now to our weather. you can see it in the sierra. it is definitely fall. happy new year. the first snowfall of the season. the newly renamed pallisades tahoe ski resort. three inches of powder today. here in the bay area, a lot happening. fire danger and showers possible. >> we'll get you all set up with this early look. you can see on mobile doppler radar. i am tracking some green showing up. most of it is evaporating before it hits the ground. we'll keep a chance of spotty showers from 4:00 to 7:00 in the morning. after 7:00 a.m., here it is. we'll start to clear out. it will set us up for a great weekend. i want to fast forward into next monday. we are looking at some wind. an early look at the north bay, east bay

. >> 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 oracle park. 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 pitched 7 2/3 scoreless innings as the giants flanked l.a. 4-0. >> i keep saying, you dream have these moments growin

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today. 8 bay area counties alameda contra costa marin. >> napa san francisco, san mateo, santa clara and sonoma. >> announced a uniform list of criteria that must be met before lifting the indoor mask mandate. >> as you may remember, it was back in august when most counties, an actor that mandate requiring everyone, regardless of vaccination status to wear a mask in indoor public places. and while there is now a goal to aim for do not look for the masks to just be ripped off entirely for at least a couple of months. kron four's, dan kerman is live in san francisco with more on this significant development. good evening. dance. >> good evening. this list of criteria is pretty easy to follow community transmission hospitalizations and vaccination rates. that's what it is all dependent on. but because of one of those, it's very likely these mask mandates at least and most bay area counties will not be lifted. issue said until december or possibly january. >> together with my colleagues across the san francisco bay area region. we are adopting shared metrics for when to retire, the indoo

even the list price isn't what you'll most likely buy it for the san francisco bay area leads the country in homes sold over the asking price. 7.5% of homes sold for 30% or more above the first list price in the first quarter of 2021, according to online real estate marketplace zillow. as much as stories of people leaving or becoming common. real estate experts don't think this trend will have any measurable effect on prices here. realtor jennifer jones of the grub company says for everyone leaving. someone is right there to snatch up that home. yes, very true. it's like a parking space. the pandemic has started a smaller exodus within the bay area to what i've seen in my in my experience is people coming from san francisco to the east bay looking for that for the space for the yards for more room to work from home, have that extra space. so we're seeing a lot of that. nicole jones says she and her husband tried doing that here but couldn't we're working so hard? we're doing this hustle. and yet we can't buy anything and we're almost in our mid thirties. so while many say they could never

the state data shows the 17 san francisco bay area reservoirs are doing a bit better at an average of 43% capacity. it will be a rating first weekend for the delayed alameda county fair, but the rain held off for opening night. fall fair kicked off today at the fairgrounds and pleasant and it's usually held in july. but the coronavirus pandemic changed all of that. people can now enjoy rides that they're familiar with those carnival rides indulge in those beautiful, tasty treats. there are some new twists as well for halloween, including family friendly, spooky movies every night. we spoke with some who said it is nice to get back to normal. just being outside just being around people just having fun just enjoying my daughter just trying to be normal, so is fun. people do have to wear masks in the indoor venues, but based coverings are optional outdoors. the fair will run through halloween and a reminder you can plan out your weekend by downloading our ktvu weather app. you'll find an interactive radar and hourly forecast for the area where you live, california we patrol trying to det

to the san francisco bay area. we start with the pitch. we look at the dressing we look at the competition areas. >> and we know obviously for free for matches and world cup matches. >> hollywood place. the team's lineups high would bring the might. so we imagine if you like a world cup match in play that simulation through in terms of what we look at. we look at the media facilities, the broadcast facilities. we look at the sponsor. facilities. we are it's very the of the bay hosting a great event. you have a great stadium. we all we all know that. >> and obviously the passion of the area brings only 4 obviously american football that which is very obvious but also our football. >> so let's talk about the competition because of course we're talking about the world cup besides the bay area in this round. the delegation is looking at kansas city's cincinnati, dallas denver, houston, monterey and seattle. that's just a few. the cities that are being considered. the group said that they plan to make a big announcement about who wins sometime

tonight the san francisco bay area is recovering from what's being called the strongest storm to hit the region in more than 25 years. record rain, howling winds and mudslides caused widespread damage from the southern california to the pacific northwest, knocking out power to more than coo thousand homes and businesses, and shutting down major highways. at least two people were killed by a falling tree near seattle. in the midwest, a powerful tornado damaged buildings and not out power along the border between illinois and missouri. millions in the east are bracings for a nor easter expected to unleash 4 to 8 inches of rain and gusts up to 60 miles per hour. the forecast in just a moment but crabs' david begnaud is going to lead us off in el dorado hills near sacramento. good evening, david. >> reporter: good evening. rainwater from the record breaking storm running off into a reservoir outside sacramento, and it provides drinking water to people. if you live in california in what seems like a never ending drought, you would love to see and hear this. that storm yesterday was so pow

bay area there they distribute lsd to the audience and play music. >> then the warlocks, which became the grateful dead were the house band, that's where the confluence of these different cultural strains come together >> you started out in the 1960s in san francisco there was a lot of drugs, do you feel any kind of a sense of responsibility for the use of drugs by lots of young kids whoped to emulate their hero, you in. >> no, i don't i don't feel a sense of personal responsibility mostly because i have avoided or i tried to avoid telling people what to do or not to do. >> reporter: drugs are a big theme of the auction. >> i think one of the more interesting lots that we have in the sale is a chemistry staff owned by stanley, who in addition to being the "dead" sound architect and engineer was a chemist that was prolific in his production of lsd in the '60s. >> some of the popular items have to do with their sound. bob weir's guitars, ron mckerr none's piano, jerry garcia's amp and components of the band's famous wall of sound. >> which was the grateful dead absolutely historic and m

a live look outside looking out over the san francisco bay area looks pretty clear out there. very and lauren said, look most of the clouds to pretty much been swept away today. but. >> that's obviously going to change again as yet. i think so. i think as we get into next week. we've got a series of storms headed back to the bay area tonight enjoying a mostly clear night. i say that they're still a couple patches of fog. a little thick out near the coastline. >> toward the golden gate bridge. but otherwise we're going to see a change in the weather pattern. more of an offshore wind developing again overnight tonight. that means some very nice weather coming our way. see more of a northerly component in the wind pattern outside right now and that will bring with it some clearing skies. maybe couple patchy ground fog inland. but that's about it. otherwise we're looking good now as we head through the night tonight and the going to see mostly clear skies with the exception of maybe a packham patch. the fog near the coast tomorrow. mostly sunny side up and that's why it's going to

. >> together with my colleagues across the san francisco bay area region. we are adopting shared metrics for when to retire, the indoor mask mandate. >> a question a lot of people have been finally getting an answer today bay area. health officials sharing what needs to happen before mask mandates can come to an end. good evening, everybody. thank you for joining us for kron 4 news at 6. i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne, 8 bay area counties alameda contra, costa marin napa, san francisco, san mateo, santa clara and sonoma. >> have announced a uniform list of criteria that must be met before lifting the indoor mask mandate. solano is not in the list. as you may remember, it was back in august when most counties and acted that mandate requiring everyone, regardless of vaccination status to wear a mask in indoor places. and while there is now a goal to aim for don't look for the mask to come all for at least a couple of months. kron four's, dan kerman. >> live in san francisco tonight. he has more on this forest and help clear it up. >> that's right. well, the

towards the bay bridge, things are quiet. no delays east bay into san francisco. most bay area bridges are pretty quiet. if you plan on heading out and about, so far so good. you shouldn't have delays on the bay bridge, upper or lower deck. 880, oakland area, traffic is moving at the limit. if you are headed north bound out of oakland towards the bay bridge, maze, things are clear. 12 minutes for your travel time between 880 and 101. so far, it is an easy ride. >>> i am anne makovec at the live news desk. we have an update on a crash yesterday in the east bay. let's go to the video. it was a big mess last night. that is when a motor home was speeding through an intersection. apparently that motor home according to police had been stolen from san francisco. traveling west on boeinger canyon road in san ramone, ran a red light and hit a vehicle that then careened into a power pole. the driver of that car walked away with minor injuries. the driver of the motor home was injured and taken to the hospital for treatment. it was a huge mess, police on scene until early m

the virus there appears to be receding here in california, especially in the san francisco bay area. and because of that. >> certain counties could shed their indoor masking mandates sooner than others. santa cruz county already did that shed their indoor mask mandate last week and now bay area health county officers are trying to determine what it will take for them to do the same. we have a map here showing the level of community transmission in the bay area. you can see all the 2 local counties are in the substantial category napa and solano remain in the high level of transmission covid-19 certainly hasn't gone away. and with the delta variant continuing to circulate out their medical experts are warning health officers to be cautious. kron four's. dan kerman has more. since bay area health officers instituted an indoor mask mandate regardless of vaccination status. >> it's become common to see people with a face covering but improving covid data and santa cruz county's decision to lift its mandate has health officers examining what it will take to drop that mandate in other bay

francisco and marin counties. >> san francisco and eight bay area counties laid out the requirements in order to loosen the mandates. justin andrews is live in san francisco. let's walk people through the rules here. >> reporter: those bay area leaders released the rules last week. each county will probably be easing mask mandates at different times because they will meet the criteria at different times. let's walk through the criteria. each other must reach moderate or yellow transmission level defined by cdc and stay there lea three weekalizions aceaor stable. we know each county's health officer will determine that. each county must be 80% of the county's or city's total population must be fully vaccinated. those are requirements to lift mandates. san francisco and marin have both met the rules. contra costa will probably join them in a few weeks. lifting mask requirements on november 1. this means today in san francisco, you are fully vaccinated, if you are, you are not required to wear a mask in certain indoor places like offices, gyms, churches, other organized gatherings of 10

he worked doing work here in san francisco bay area. when her family moved to sacramento, i was going to law school add uc davis and got a chance to interact with a then rambunctious young boy named robe who had a lot of energy. it was part of our helping cynthia and other families we would do child care and watch the kids. >> nobody wanted to baby sit me, i was such a handful. i had the opportunity to share with those who had the pleasure of baby sitting me. i've known bill as long as i can remember. growing up as a child of a mom activist who was in the movement pushing back against marshall law. i spent a lot of my youth as a boy at rallies and demonstrations and people's backyards at pot lucks. i always remember bill being there. >> i always wanted to ask you. i was in public service for 20 years. the community has a lot of expectations. expectations are high. people don't want to be disappointed. in government, change doesn't happen overnight. how do you approach these questions. >> i try to lead with my values and i came into the

in san francisco, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> oh, it's going to be worth it. this playoff series between these two teams has everyone talking, even the governor. this afternoon governor newsom tweeting about this epic showdown at oracle park which begins tomorrow night. he says he's got to root for the giants as a native san franciscan. he even used the #beatla. >> i thought for sure he would wish both teams well. going sf. >> we endorse the governor on that one. >> let's bring in jeff with a look at the weekend. >> the weather will pan out for us. i think we're going to be doing good here, especially on saturday and sunday's forecast. i do want to start off with our climate coverage, take a look at the drought and show you where we are. we got a brand-new update today. 45.66 of california in exceptional drought so we have seen that grow week over week with some of that exceptional drought returning to northern california, up around chico, redding. we're seeing the driest conditions over the north bay, east bay, parts of the south bay and even san francisco no

lots of 50s in the bay area. east bay, 55, san francisco, 56, north bay at 52. we struggle tomorrow as clouds increase. overall, things don't really adjust too much in the bay area. we have 60s in the north bay. same for the east bay. south bay, 67 in san jose and san francisco, 64. once we hit the evening, we'll see rain chances return. let me show you more about that. there's the system. tomorrow afternoon, offshore. once we hit about 10:00 at night, we get into heavier pockets for the north bay and the peninsula. then overnight, we'll see rain chances for the east bay and the south bay. we'll hang onto spotty rain chance into the afternoon as we walk through wednesday as well. totals on this, definitely the highest to the north bay. around half to one inch for the north bay. some mountains in the east bay and peninsula are around three quarters inch, south bay, much less. the north bay, heaviest with the next storm system. i think we get through that okay but it is a system again, once we hit this weekend, if all things stay on track, you can see by saturday

. >> coming up on kpix five san francisco, the bay area talking a stand against hate. they show solidarity and respond to racist comments to kpix five san francisco report betty yu. >>> a foggy friday out there. we are tracking more rain throughout the morning and through the weekend. stay with us, we will be right back. >>> betty yu is speaking out following a racist attack against her. she has been targeted because of her race. we had a chance to sit down with betty. >> this is just another reminder that racism is so prove lant here in the united states. >> do you have hope that one day, that you are not going to be looked at as an aggressive asian face? >> you know, it is going to take a lot of time. here we are in 2021 and, what is triggering about that is that, what gave this guy the authority to decide what is americanized? that is triggering. and that is racist. when i look back, what is the most shocking to me is the casualness of the racism. this kind of just unbridled hate and the mockery. >> the man behind the attacks, steven crowder is a conservative host w

nearly 6,000 customers without power in san francisco. bay area wide closes to 7,000 total. we are getting new photos in. a massive tree top aled in san francisco. look at the roots completely ripped from the concrete. justin andrews is on the way to get a better look at that scene. >>> let's get a check of weather and traffic. slick roads out there but this is just the start of things. >>> we haven't even really gotten started. we have to focus on this morning. less light rain, and i will show you that. the real fow things will be mor active. high def doppler, you've got rain. we have light showers for most bay area locations but that's the take away. this is fairly light stuff. we keep rain going through the morning and we'll start to clear things out for the most part today. you are not going to get rained on all day with the light stuff but there is the possibility for light showers. there is friday morning. we will look at friday in more detail because friday morning's rain will be more impressive. current numbers are warm and daytime highs will be relatively warm. we w

tonight the san francisco bay area is recovering from what's being called the strongest storm to hit the region in more than 25 years. record rain, howling winds and mud slides caused widespread damage from southern california to the pacific northwest. knocking out power to more than 150,000 homes and businesses and shutting down major highways. at least two people were killed by a falling tree near seattle. now in the midwest, a powerful tornado damaged buildings and knocked out power along the border between illinois and missouri. and tonight millions in the east are bracing for a nor'easter that's expected to unleash 4 to 8 inches of rain and gusts up to 60 miles per hour. we're going to get the forecast in just a moment, but cbs' david begnaud is going to lead us off in el dorado hills, california, near sacramento. good evening, david. >> good evening, norah. this is rainwater from that record-breaking storm running off into a reservoir just outside of sacramento. and this reservoir provides drinking water to people. look, if you live in california in what seems like the never-en

in san francisco, tom jenson, nbc bay area news. >>> let's stay in san francisco and go over to the golden gate bridge. much-needed rain is on the way to the bay area. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri joins us. we got some over the weekend. is it looking like more now? >> it certainly is. great news for the wildfires that are still burning in the state. of course, for our brought. and you can see the main storm front is just offshore right now. we are beginning to see shower activity develop well off to the north. a closer view and you'll see some of those showers over cloverdale, developing here from heelsburg to bodega bay. let's get you a look at what you can expect through the first part of the evening. by 7:00 p.m., the heaviest rainfall is still offshore. i think by 9:00 p.m., we'll get that rainfall over marin, napa and sonoma countcounties. we have full details on what could be a strong storm starting saturday night lasting into monday. back with that in 15 minutes. >> thank you very much. >> as jeff tracks the systems moving in, twitter is a great resource to get updates. his hand

c >> being new to the bay area, i had to check out the iconic symbol of san francisco myself. yesterday len and i took our own tour of the city. >> yeah we did, here is look at our big ride. >> welcome to san francisco. >> here we go! i am new to all of this. how much are my fares? >> fare is $8. i recommend using the app. >> we survived one stretch. what do you think so far? >> i don't think there is a better way to be welcomed to the bay area. getting the ultimate tour and i am ready to see more. >> let's do part two. >> let's go. >> this is our horn. there you go. perfect! >> the parts that you that ensure that the track way is safe. >> if the ride isn't fun enough, these views are definitely worth it. what do you want people to think of when they think of san francisco's trolley cars? >> the experience that is provided to the people that ride the cable cars. it's something that they want to come back to. it's something they're going to remember for the rest of their lives. >> 20 years ago, i visited san francisco with my family. that's my brother adrienne and my cousin syd

in san francisco and other bay areas where it is required. >> i heard about that. >> reporter: they have gone to drive-thru, no indoor dining. >> if that's the case, that's their business. however they want to run things. >> reporter: vaccine requirements do not extend to takeout, including from inside with a mask. that's been a work around here where in-n-out has several restaurants with lines getting longer and now some demonstrations. >> stop the mandate. >> reporter: after san francisco temporarily shut down the in-n-out on fisherman's wharf said it was improper and offensive. >> if they don't enforce it, i will stop coming. i'm not going to be around someone that -- >> reporter: drive-thru? >> yeah. but i won't dine in. >> reporter: l.a. county requires proof of vaccination in bars and other locations. not restaurant dining rooms. the city of l.a. will in the measures set to take affect a week from monday. the director says, requiring vaccination in a higher risk setting is a sensible precaution. >> it's frankly everyone's responsibility right now to do everything we can. every sing

now we love san francisco. yes, it's a beautiful city gorgeous. the people of the bay area. our of our favorites. but we're not fans of the giants and the dodgers are going to or so. we've got a little bit for you guys. here's what we're thinking. >> we love the food in san francisco. yes. so let's say the dodgers win because they well, we'd love sour dough bowl may have child or powder in it. yeah. do you think that's per find a little bit of a catch while you're reading the story of the giants losing you're going to have to wear dodger cap. i suggested you paint your face blue. but frank said dodger cap. so you'll wear a dodgers cap. >> and you'll send us some nice sour dough bowls with some beautiful san francisco chowder. that's our bet. its on. >> oh, sure. yeah, it's it's on. first of all, we're not going to lose. but if we send you a bowl of chowder. you realize you can't share it. and it's a big old happy to send it and we were in the break. i think we've got a great idea. we are literally going to put a box here, put a sour dough bowl in their yeah. cheddar seal up

to the san francisco bay area and levi stadium on saturday. the delegation will make its way in and around the stadium. i asked what specifically they are looking for. >> we start with the pitch. we look at the dressing we look at the competition areas and we know obviously for free for matches and world cup matches. we would place the team's lineups high. we bring the might a plus in all this of vice president says it's obvious the bay area loves. >> both games of football. >> we are to see the passion of the area brings only 4 obviously american football that which is very obvious but also our football san jose mayor sam liccardo attending as well and hoping the cop. >> and it's incredible. revenue stream will calm. >> with the leadership, the forty-niners, everybody pushing on this. this is going to be great for the community. >> now the group says that they will make a final decision some time after the firot of the year. and san francisco, theresa kron 4 news. >> all right. now a little baseball world series action tonight, astro's did no

the san francisco bay area theater company is one of those organizations. i spoke with one of the cofounders about what makes this short. >> we have a shakespeare company, push dance, we've got valet. all of us are under one roof producing art together to bring back live theater. i think it's incredible. we are really on the forefront of the culture. now we are getting the opportunity to showcase it. kumasi: here are the details. the festival runs tomorrow and sunday. tickets start at $30 for a performance block of two shows. if you want to see all eight, it is $50. i have a full interview at 11:00. i am excited. rodney sings and that is fabulous. he told me that the oldest national park ranger has a collection of music. she is a singer and songwriter. they made a musical about her songs. that's going to be a part of the festival. reggie: that is so cool. i really love how theater and the arts are coming back to life. it is time. up next, the seven things you need to know. kumasi: worship in san francisco and marin county's are able to loosen mask rules thi

live at oracle park in san francisco, anthony flores, nbc bay area. >> gabe capler is a class act. cheryl hurd also at oracle park. we have to appreciate this great season the giants had. >> reporter: you do. but, raj, it is so sad out here right now. all the fans are gone. probably at home by now. many of them leaving in disgust. now, losing is one thing, but losing the way the giants did tonight makes it even tougher. >> it was like a half swing and maybe it didn't need to be called. >> reporter: the dodgers beat the giants in a questionable way. the final out called by the umpire on a checked swing. giants fans leaving oracle park in silence. >> a great season. they did an awesome job, yes, thank you. >> reporter: but you're sad? >> sad, but still, go giants. waiting for next season. >> reporter: not a lot of screaming and shouting. some trying to keep their game face on. many fans in this section not even aware of how the game ended. >> last time we had panic we didn't panic. we won the thing. we got the half, it's so tough. we don't get it. we gonna get it next year. >> report

bay area after the break. a look back at how the little earthquake has changed the way crews respond to disasters here in california. >> today marks a tragic reminder of the destructive power of earthquakes. it was 32 years ago that the loma prieta earthquake took the lives of more than 60 people and injured thousands more of the 6.9 quake and caused about 6 billion dollars in damage and destroyed homes and also cause a big part of the bay bridge to collapse. but one bay area doctor who lived through that day says big changes have happened with reese california's response to natural disasters. >> he shares his story with kron four's camila barco. >> there isn't a day that goes by that i don't think about my situation awareness on the anniversary of the loma prieta earthquake. >> ucsf doctor james specht's questions how the bay area is prepared for natural disasters it's not any longer going to be. >> 2448 72 hour period where there won't be. service is available. it's going to be up to a week or longer. 32 yea

appreciate. >> alright. >> san francisco bay area theater company is back this year with a new festival. the sf that co new routes theater festival kicked off today. it's a 2 day experience. featuring 8 unique performances that aim to amplify the work. >> of bio pick off artists and uplift their stories. one of the performances features just singer jamie zimmer whose honoring living legend betty reid soskin the performance sign my name to freedoms is a musical based on reid soskin his book of the same name and also features original music by sauce could herself. she wrote the song during the freedom summer movement of 1964. >> she wanted to emphasize the importance of sharing the stories that our tool and on being told. and so for her this was her way of coping with what was happening at the time. intro to deliver her message of the importance of bringing up her community. >> zimmer's performance is part of the festival block titled legends of the bay. other themes include afro, futurist, journeys and re imagining americana through song and dance. the festival runs through tomorrow nigh

the award-winning san francisco bay area theater company is one of those organizations. tomassi aaron the cofounders of what this makes them stand out. >> we have several theater companies, ballet, and all of us under one roof. producing art together to furring -- bring back live theater. i think it is incredible. black, latin, asian people being on the forefront of a culture. we always have been and now we are getting the opportunity to showcase it. liz: the festival is today and tomorrow at the brava theater center. tickets start at $30 for a performance block of two shows or $50 for eight performances. lisa, look how beautiful it is this morning as the sun comes out. lisa: you are glowing. take a picture, that is a gorgeous hop behind you with the sun coming up. 7:19 is the official sunrise and we will see a warm day out there from upper 70's downtown to 80 in oakland. upper 80's livermore, mid 80's santa rosa and san jose. look what happens tomorrow. a cold front arrives, a level 1 system, .12 in richmond. louisiana much cooler but as we look at the accurate weather

let's bring in nbc bay area's marianne favro in south san francisco for us. that area was hit hard by the outages, and it could get worse later this week? >> reporter: yes, this area was the hardest hit in the entire bay area region. right now nearly 7,000 pg&e customers are still without power and these outages are having a big impact on local businesses. la hacienda market has been closed all day and it's still closed tonight. pg&e crews spent today working to repair damaged power lines in south san francisco after a fire last night, one of many on power poles across the region. >> the little bit of fire. >> reporter: this is what it looked like this morning before crews arrived. you can see the top of the structure snapped. pg&e says light rains last night caused power outages that left 35,000 customers in the dark, from oakland to here in san pablo, where a fire started at the top of another power pole. but south san francisco and other parts of the peninsula were among the hardest hit. a pg&e spokesperson says the light rains created problems on dry, dus

light conditions heading over into san francisco. most of our bay area bridges quiet. golden gate bridge looking good. 20 minutes southbound 101. if you are headed for highway 37, down into san francisco and no crashes through marin. san mateo bridge off to a good start. things light in both directions. 880 and 101. 12 minute is your travel time. 11 minutes for the dunbarton. there's a wind advisory. a little gust. >> yes traffic in to the pass. that's where we are starting to see brake lights. nothing unusual here. just the usual stuff out of tracy. getting onto 580 itself and it stays slow at least to north flynn and then things look better to the 680 connector. a lot of green on the travel time. westbound 580. only 31 minutes, east shore freeway and no delays or brake light as long highway 4. 25 minutes antioch over toward 80. south bay looking good. we have one trouble spot southbound 10 >>> even the casua, l fannies it has nothing to do with him playing hockey. he was cleared from throwing games. the same day he was cleared another investigation opened up. the res

the san francisco bay area feeder company is one of those organizations. come see aaron spoke with one of the cofounders about what makes this festival stand out. >> we have afro solo, african-americans shakespeare company, push stance. we have ballet, kali, and all of us under one roof producing art together to bring back life theater. it's incredible. black, latin, asian people at the forefront of what culture is. now you're getting the opportunity to showcase it. liz: here are the details. the festival is today and tomorrow at the brava theater center. tickets start at $30, or $50 for all eight performances. next, firefighters lose control of a scheduled burn an in santa cruz county. a wildcard chase -- wild chase in oakland leaving one person stuck inside all day. the new sensodyne repair and protect with deep repair has the science to show that the toothpaste goes deep inside the exposed dentin to help repair sensitive teeth. my patients are able to have that quality of life back. lowe's showrooms have a variety of stylish flooring i recommend sensody

the award-winning san francisco bay area theater company is one of those organizations. we spoke with one of the cofounders about what makes this festival stand out. >> we have the african-american shakespeare company, push dance, ballet, and all of us under one roof producing art together to bring back live theater. i think it is incredible. black, latin, asian people being on the forefront of what culture is because we always have been and now we are showcasing it. liz: the festival is today and tomorrow. tickets start at $30 for a block of two chauffeurs or $50 for all eight performances. let's get a check of the weather. lisa: the warmest day out of the next seven, well into the aiders -- into the 80's. it will stay cool all week long with temperatures in and around average were a bit below. today it is the opposite with numbers well above average. 80n kld. napa, 88. sunny and warm today. a week level one system arriving tomorrow. by the end of next friday, that level one system could lead to a pretty soggy weekend. stay tuned, it is getting interesting. thank you. l

nbc bay area's christie smith was there. >> reporter: in san francisco, people came out today for a rally for district attorney chesa boudine. >> if our communities around the country, the state and around this region cannot clothe and feet their people, you don't go after the one man trying to change the criminal justice system. >> reporter: they were calling for people to reject the push for a recall. boudin also addressed the crowd. >> the reason so many of you road for me in 2019 was because of the promises i made. >> reporter: as he talked about the promises that got him elected, recall organizers are preparing to submit what they believe will be enough signatures to trigger another vote. >> this has nothing to do with the facts or the real challenges our communities are facing. this has everything to do with disrespecting the will of the people. but your votes matter. >> reporter: critics have blasted the d.a. saying his office failed to hold criminals accountable. some showed up outside the rally to protest. >> feel like they have been cheated and back stabbed because of the polici

francisco bay area had the tightest restrictions of all. >> without film, without games come without anything to show scouts, students in the bay area were at an extreme disadvantage. >> we are sitting there going not only am i not getting exposure and i'm working hard on my own or possibly in bubbles with my teammates to get ready for a season i'm not 100% sure is going to happen. >> meanwhile athletes from other states had tons of films to put on because they were doing their games and practices almost as normal during the pandemic. >> bay area students just had to sit and wait and hope for an opportunity, just a shot to prove they could play. dion: that have been through so much. you can binge all the episodes on the bay area streaming up for your tv, for roku, amazon fire tv and android tv. kristen: if you are a hardcore athlete, you might have found this weekend a little hot to exercise. drew: by wednesday, it's going to feel more like october. we will find increasing clouds along the immediate coast line. 40's in the north bay. most of us will settle in the mid 50's in the morn

what do you think about the need to do more in the san francisco bay area with those municipalities? >> what i will select -- say is that epa cannot take away all the many agricultural exemptions that are already provided for in the clean water act. the clean water act already envisions your concern. they told the agricultural community, you don't have to apply for any permits on your farm ponds or irrigation ditches. you don't have to worry about puddles that formed during stormwater. >> i'm sorry to interrupt. epa is doing that very thing in northern california. they are making people get permits to plow their land to change crops because of water waste in the united states that they are getting away with. >> the clean water act provides a full exemption from all farmland that has been previously farmed. so it's only if you want to move into agriculture in an area that has never been formed before. >> you need to let the epa and army corps of engineers know that. >> your time is up. >> thank you. sorry. >> thank you. next, mr. staten and ms. norton. >> thank you very much. thank yo

even the list price isn't what you'll most likely buy it for the san francisco bay area leads the country in homes sold over the asking price. 7.5%r 30e above the first list price in the first quarter of 2021, according to online real estate marketplace zillow. as much as stories of people leaving are becoming common. real estate experts don't think this trend will have any measurable effect on prices here. realtor jennifer jones of the grub company says for everyone leaving. someone is right there to snatch up that home. yes very true. it's like a parking space. the pandemic has started a smaller exodus within the bay area to what i've seen in my in my experience is people coming from san francisco to the east bay looking for that for the space for the yards for more room to work from home, have that extra space. so we're seeing a lot of that. nicole jones says she and her husband tried doing that here but couldn't we're working so hard? we're doing this hustle. and yet we can't buy anything and we're almost in our mid thirties. so while many say they could never think of leaving the bay

. >> well, i've lived in san francisco bay area since 2000. one, i've been to many of fleet week. and i have to say that basically if you can get as close as you can get to the water here behind me. i'm for murray and green the closer you can get the better another coast guard clears out a strip of water from the golden gate bridge to alcatraz in air show and the parade of ships. that sort of centered in that strip of water. and there are a lot of great places to view it. but they're really 3 main areas where you can probably get the best view. >> the best places to watch the air show or along san francisco's northern edge either at crissy field over to the west at the marina green or aquatic park fisherman's wharf in that area. now the marina green. we'll have a lot of tense and this is where some of the box seats are where people can pay to watch the show. the announcer stand is in this location as well. so access here is limited. but over crissy field aquatic park, you can show up there early, get a seat and watch the show. now, if you're in one of those 3 locations or along sa

the mayors of san francisco oakland san jose san francisco forty-niners leaders from big bay area businesses, google sales force visa. the man's world cup is going to be hosted across 16 locations in north america in 2026 and the bay area is one of 22 contenders. the winners will be announced next year. >> we'll take a break. coming up in the next hour, kron 00:00am morning news muni service could be shortened lessons restricted come next week because they have a shortage of staff and it all has to do with san francisco's vaccine mandate will talk about that and several people also gathering to support east bay in and out burger after the business was forced to shut down its indoor dining after it violated vaccine mandates will tell you why those demonstrators are in support of what the business is doing and hundreds of hotel employees are demonstrating this morning throughout the bay area. they want better pay and better working conditions. we'll take you live to their we'll take you live to their demonstration. i drop off and pick up my kids from school so, i can't work early. or late. and

this latest surge, we have communities within california, particularly the san francisco bay area, where the vaccination rates are 90% and higher for the eligible population and their hospitalization rates were 20%, comparable to other places with lower vaccination rates. >> let me ask you about that, in areas like rural parts of the state, the evacuation is much less. i was reading the busiest hospital in one republican part of the state said more than 30% of the workers had been granted tloe those religious exemptions as they are asking anyone to avoid the mass exodus of staff, to avoid lawsuits. it's a paradox, because we're seeing more covid patients and deaths in areas, where more people are refusing to get vaccinated. that seems to be where hospitals are letting their staff keep working without getting vaccinated. how do you deal with that in those times of areas? >> i think one of the most important things here is to show people the outcomes and to show that you don't get sick. you don't have your hospitals overrun with covid when you do this. for kaiser permanente, we have been c