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Reporter thats right, jessica. Were learning a little bit about what was discussed inside the fundraiser. I spoke to the Republican Party chairwoman and she is the person who greeted the president once he got off the plane and road with him to the fundraiser. She described the mood inside as light and fun and energizing. There were a number of topics discussed from tariffs to trade to issues that affect californians like homelessness and the 2020 election. All of that happened as a group of people waited outside hoping to see the president. President ial protesters and supports lined the streets for hours waiting for a glimpse of the commander in chief. Around 11 40 a. M. , aly mow carrying President Trump arrived at the home of tech billionaire scott mcneally. Due to safety concerns, the location was a wellkept secret, but it wasnt a total surprise to neighbors. President ial piggy bank. This is where theyre coming for their donation money and theres very influential leaders. Reporter the president is expected to raise 3 million in the bay area. Trump is true to american values. Reporter while the president had support outside the fundraiser theres more of us here than people would think, but were just kind of silent. Reporter a small but dedicated group of protesters lined the street hoping they would see the signs that they dont support him. This is my backyard. There are people that feel hes not okay. Reporter everyone who attended the fundraiser left with a sense of hope for 2020. The president was inside for just under three hours before flying to los angeles. Reporting life, ally wolf. Thank you. Also part of todays protest, the baby trump balloon. Its a big balloon, and it appears at a lot of protests in the u. S. And even overseas. It flew hi overhead. In Beverly Hills, the president is on his way to this fundraiser, the home of jeffrey palmer. You see the security detail outside. Gentlem janelle wang is monitoring. Shell join us with an update in 25 minutes. Blue skies today, but theres another chance of rain tomorrow. Jeff rahher in ri is tracking it for us. We had it on monday . Now again . It looks good to get wet weather moving in. I dont think as much as we had early monday morning. But you can see right now its dry. Not much in the way of cloud cover. But zoom out and get a wider picture, you can see the storm system is to the north producing rain fall near the california oregon border. Once we hit 8 30 in the morning tomorrow, well see showers in marin, napa. Heres what im looking at right now with this, primarily clouds for the morning commute. Spotty shower chances gradually return with a slight Thunderstorm Risk arriving 7 00 a. M. Into 2 00 p. M. In the afternoon with a little bit of wind. Well take a closer look at the hour by hour forecast for tomorrow in about ten minutes. Thank you very much. It is one of the fewlaces in america where you can earn six figures and still be considered lowincome. Yes, it is the bay area reality. But now theres new information out tonight that shows anyone living in San Francisco, oakland, or berkeley, is living in the most expensive metro area in the country. Nbc bay area melissa colorado breaks down a new report and gives us the real life implications. Reporter jonathan is the wifi man. His job is to set up the internet in brandnew apartment buildings like the ones popping up along broadway in oakland. What do these people do for a living where theyre able to afford it. Reporter take the broadway apartment complex. Studios start at 27 a month and the largest units cost up to 6,500 a month. There are no affordable below market units here. How are people able to afford these highrises compared to regular blue collar people are str struggling trying to pay rent. Reporter he knows that struggle well because just recently his family of four had to down size to save on rent. The area we can afford is shrinking and get pushed further and further out of the bay area. Reporter a new report out says families have to fork over more than 11,000 a month on typical living expenses. For a Single Person like marla cox i make decent money and its hard toic ma it alone. Reporter the report says those people average spending more than 5,000 a month on living expenses. She could not afford to live in oakland anymore after her adult kids moved out. My daughter moved to georgia. She couldnt do it here. Thats been a thought, a conversation at the dinner table when the kids go to bed. Reporter and this summer, the city of oakland received 30 million of state funding to create permanent housing for low income families. That will be completed by 2022. But housing advocates tell you we need more Affordable Housing and need it now. Im melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. It is tough for sure. And it is happening right now. Santa clara county, leaders are meeting at the office of education to discuss this dlem na. Teachers dont afford housing in the bay area like so many other people. And they want to work near they want to live near where they work. Tonights meeting started at 5 00. Itll go until 6 30 and the goal is to come up with Affordable Solutions for teachers. While President Trump was in the valley, his head of housing and urban development was in San Francisco today. You see this crowd of protesters greeted secretary ben ficar son. The Trump Administration says it may step in to address the homeless crisis. Today dr. Carson didnt mention any concrete plans but said Everyone Needs to work together. What im saying is theres no reason that the city shouldnt be willing to sit down with the state, shouldnt be willing to sit down with the federal government and work out what needs to be done as opposed to just saying this is what we need, this is what we need, and if you dont give it to us youre bad people. Mayor london breeze did reach out to dr. Carson to meet but did not hear back before his visit. A sunniville Police Officer did nothing wrong when he shot a transient according to the d. A. Were going to show you dash cam video of the moment. You may find it disturbing. Get down. Put the knife down. Put the knife down. That shooting happened in april of 2015, 28yearold joe feo self webber stole a pack of cigarettes. He waved a knife at the clerk. Officers arrived, confronted webber, and he refused to put the knife down. The officer has two decades of experience on the job. The video of her attack went viral and stirred up the bitter debate about Homeless Centers in San Francisco. Today the woman in that video met her alleged attacker. She broke down in tears while on the stand during the preliminary hearing today. These are still photos from court taken by a chronicle reporter. The judge put the hearing on pause so she could compose herself. Police say Surveillance Video shows Austin Vincent attacking her in the lobby of her condo complex. Heres that video. Opponents of a nearby Homeless Center say the attack shows how dangerous the area has become and will become with the new navigation center. Well making assurances and doubling down on efforts, pg e went to Great Lengths today to convince a federal judge it is doing Everything Possible to prevent another wild fire disaster. Jackson tells us the company has been scrambling since getting a damning report card from a federal safety monitor. Reporter pg es new Leadership Team came to federal court to ensure an anxious judge that theyre focused on avoiding another deadly fire storm. Were doing everything we can to make sure were well prepared. Reporter the new ceo says 4,500 workers are focused on clearing trees from lines and mending aging equipment. Theyre also tracking weather to determine when the utility will need to cut off power to customers to reduce wild fire threats. 4,500 is more people, fedex are, than it takes us to run the entire gas system, the g of pg e. So, this is a huge effort. Were learning as we go. Reporter this was at the heart of todays hearing, the company answering the report from the federal safety monitor. Thousands of trees pose a fire risk and highlighted one time crews claimed they cut a tree when they hasnt. The monitor is cautiously optimistic about the companys revised effort. They are working hard, they are aggressive mark told the court. Theyre not there at all and things need to get better. After the hearing, johnson acknowledged that poor recordkeeping also poses a safety concern. One of the things were doing every day is looking hard at records. Were turn every rock over to find out where do we have gaps . Reporter much like the gaps blamed for the gas explosion in 2010. Johnson warned that closing the gaps in the companys Electrical Network will take time. We keep looking historically and we keep finding things and i think well continue to find things for a while. Im much more confident about what were doing going forward. Reporter the judge appeared encouraged by what we heard and ordered another hearing in late december once the worst of the fire season has passed. Jackson van derbeken, nbc bay area news. Up next at 6 00 stepping up the fight with the 49ers, the move santa clara is taking when it comes to levi stadium. Plus willing to lose out on half a million dollars, the decision leaders in Contra Costa County just made in the name of adjustments they say. This is the chevy silverado, with the worlds first invisible trailer. Invisible trailer . Hop in. Silverado offers an Optional Technology package with up to 15 different views including one enhanced view that makes your trailer appear invisible. Wow. Thats pretty sweet. Thats cool. Whered the trailer go . Or, get a total value of ninety seven sixty on this silverado all star without optional tech package or enhanced invisible view. Find new roads at your local chevy dealer. So that early retirement we planned. Its going ok . Great. Now im spending more time with the kids. Im introducing them to crab. Crab . They love it. So, you mentioned that that money we set aside. Yeah. The kids and i want to build our own crab shack. Ahhh, youre finally building that outdoor kitchen. Yup with room for the whole gang. See how investing with a j. P. Morgan advisor can help you. Visit your local chase branch. From bad to worst the relationship between the 49ers and the city continues to deteriorate. The city says theyve mismanaged the stadium. Damian has the latest. Rorter talking about that right now here in the council chambers. Let me take you inside while theyre talking about all these contracts that the 49ers have signed with companies to do some work there at levi stadium. Not a lot of very good things being said about the 49ers right now. If approved, the longstanding rift between the team and the city will get even bigger. Right now the Santa Clara Stadium Authority which is essentially the city council is about to block the 9ers from making key decisions. The agency is considering removing the 9ers ability to approve certain purchases. This comes days after the being blasted for hard to work with. A sports team and city can do so much for each other when both parties are willing to work together. It declined our request to talk on camera. In a press release a Stadium Authority writes the 9ers grossly mismanaged their procurement authorities. It accuses the team of Violations Including not paying a prevailing wage. Saying after the Rolling Stones highlighted city manager santanas dysfunction, she has chosen to spiral even further. Her proposal is purely retaliatory and will result in increased costs, lost events, and further erode the Publics Trust in her ability. The city has proven not competent in their own procurement as highlighted by a civil grand jury inquiry into their practices. Its unconscionable that the city manager is willfully jeopardizing critical city revenue to score political points. And again, this has to do with the management of stadium operations at levi stadium. Theyre saying here a lot of negative things about the way the 9ers have been doing that over the last couple oof years. They want to curtail that. Were live in insanisanta clara. Contra county is about to lose hundreds of thousands of dollars. Supervisors have approved a temporary moratorium on some court fees meaning the defendants wont have to pay for fingerprinting, drug testing, and booking fees. There are some people that are objecting to this change. Reporter thats right, jessica. Were told Contra Costa County is just the third county in the country to put a moratorium on criminal justice while many are plotting todays bold action. Others say theyre not convinced its the right move. We are human. And so as humans, when we come out of prison or jail, we want to take care of ourselves and family. He knows all too well how tough that is. He has served jail time in two bay care offenses. Once released he was slapped with thousands of dollars in administrative fees, he says pushing him back to crime. When i knew i had to pay those fees, i ended up resorting to the underground economy to supplement i was working, but it wasnt enough to pay those fees. We urge you to do whats right and stop this injustice immediately. After getting an earful from inmate advocates, the county board of supervisors put a temporary halt to the Administrative Court fees. Starting immediately, defendants will no longer have to pay for things like jail booking costs, drug and alcohol testing, and ankle monitoring programs. You see that the fees fell heavily on families and they have a very impact on individuals of color and impoverished communities. It is a step closer to making our Justice System more fair, more equitable. But the moratorium will come at a cost. The fees generate 1. 8 million a year for the county. Supervisor Karen Mitchoff says that will impact other programs. That takes money from the other citizens in the county who also need services. But many insist its a small price to pay to fix a system they say unfairly penalizes the poor. The court system is trying to make up for the short fall in our budget with the people who have the least amount of money. Reporter in Contra Costa County, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. We will see you in court. That was the blunt response from California Attorney general when he learned the feds were cutting californias right to set its own clean air standards. Since 1970, california has been given the right to set its own tail pipe standards even if they exceeded standards. The rule improved air quality. 13 other states met californias standard. Today federal officials revoked californias ability to set its own clean air standard. Within less than an hour, the state attorney general and the governor were vowing to sue. Lets talk about the Climate Crisis throughout the week and also about the forecast throughout the week. Tomorrow at 5 00 ill have been update on the oceans and whats polluting them the most. Well have updates tomorrow at 5 00. Right now outside it is beautiful. Lets get a view from our tiburon camera toward the golden gate bridge. Youll see mostly clear skies, so nice outside. 67 degrees right now. Do notice cloud cover returns tonight, even early tomorrow morning, and thats part of a brnd new storm system that will bring us the chance of, yes, some showers. I want to make sure youre ready to go for tomorrow morning. Not a lot. 7 00 a. M. Better chance in marin, napa counties. Mainly cloud cover here. Once we hit about 9 00, well see some of the shower chances make its way down forward San Francisco and a little bit for the east bay. And by the afternoon, just a little bit of a passing possibility here for san jose right around 1 00 in the afternoon. And then we get clearing skies as we move into tomorrow. So, its a quick little blast here of some chances for the bay area. Now, temperatures tomorrow, as the rain moves in, well stay very, very comfortable, 77 in morgan hill, 75 san jose, up to napa, 78 and 60s right here at the coastline. The best thing about the shower chances and the cooling chances is the fire danger. It has been lowering. Today it was 40. This is the fire burn index. We put it on a scale. It was in the moderate change. But tomorrow with the shower chance, it goes down to 20 which is considered low. So, that is some excellent news. Ill talk more about the heat and when our fire danger goes back up. Well have details in about 25 minutes. Thank you jeff. Up next a legendary San Francisco eatery looking to gain new fans in the east bay. Yep, new location for the bakery. Great news for east bay. You no longer have to cross the bay bridge to get hands on some goodies. Line out the door. We arrived at tartines, the new berkeley location. Just steps from the cal campus. Devoted fans to the buttery morning buns and the rustic yummy loves of bread. I think the fermentation gives a very sour taste, so its really fresh. And really good. This is tartiens fifth in the area. This is among 35 bakeries statewide having an unusual bake sell. This was billed as a gourmet bake sell with high end treats created by californias leading pastry chefs. This is a fund reasonable causer donating the proceeds to planned parenthood. Admission is free. The mouthwatering event will be in rose alley behind zuni cafe on sunday october 13th. Mark your calendars. Up next a rare california road trip for President Trump this afternoon in the bay area. And now at this hour in Beverly Hills. Were going to bring you the latest. Also cutting into Republican Party<\/a> chairwoman and she is the person who greeted the president once he got off the plane and road with him to the fundraiser. She described the mood inside as light and fun and energizing. There were a number of topics discussed from tariffs to trade to issues that affect californians like homelessness and the 2020 election. All of that happened as a group of people waited outside hoping to see the president. President ial protesters and supports lined the streets for hours waiting for a glimpse of the commander in chief. Around 11 40 a. M. , aly mow carrying President Trump<\/a> arrived at the home of tech billionaire scott mcneally. Due to safety concerns, the location was a wellkept secret, but it wasnt a total surprise to neighbors. President ial piggy bank. This is where theyre coming for their donation money and theres very influential leaders. Reporter the president is expected to raise 3 million in the bay area. Trump is true to american values. Reporter while the president had support outside the fundraiser theres more of us here than people would think, but were just kind of silent. Reporter a small but dedicated group of protesters lined the street hoping they would see the signs that they dont support him. This is my backyard. There are people that feel hes not okay. Reporter everyone who attended the fundraiser left with a sense of hope for 2020. The president was inside for just under three hours before flying to los angeles. Reporting life, ally wolf. Thank you. Also part of todays protest, the baby trump balloon. Its a big balloon, and it appears at a lot of protests in the u. S. And even overseas. It flew hi overhead. In Beverly Hills<\/a>, the president is on his way to this fundraiser, the home of jeffrey palmer. You see the security detail outside. Gentlem janelle wang is monitoring. Shell join us with an update in 25 minutes. Blue skies today, but theres another chance of rain tomorrow. Jeff rahher in ri is tracking it for us. We had it on monday . Now again . It looks good to get wet weather moving in. I dont think as much as we had early monday morning. But you can see right now its dry. Not much in the way of cloud cover. But zoom out and get a wider picture, you can see the storm system is to the north producing rain fall near the california oregon border. Once we hit 8 30 in the morning tomorrow, well see showers in marin, napa. Heres what im looking at right now with this, primarily clouds for the morning commute. Spotty shower chances gradually return with a slight Thunderstorm Risk<\/a> arriving 7 00 a. M. Into 2 00 p. M. In the afternoon with a little bit of wind. Well take a closer look at the hour by hour forecast for tomorrow in about ten minutes. Thank you very much. It is one of the fewlaces in america where you can earn six figures and still be considered lowincome. Yes, it is the bay area reality. But now theres new information out tonight that shows anyone living in San Francisco<\/a>, oakland, or berkeley, is living in the most expensive metro area in the country. Nbc bay area melissa colorado breaks down a new report and gives us the real life implications. Reporter jonathan is the wifi man. His job is to set up the internet in brandnew apartment buildings like the ones popping up along broadway in oakland. What do these people do for a living where theyre able to afford it. Reporter take the broadway apartment complex. Studios start at 27 a month and the largest units cost up to 6,500 a month. There are no affordable below market units here. How are people able to afford these highrises compared to regular blue collar people are str struggling trying to pay rent. Reporter he knows that struggle well because just recently his family of four had to down size to save on rent. The area we can afford is shrinking and get pushed further and further out of the bay area. Reporter a new report out says families have to fork over more than 11,000 a month on typical living expenses. For a Single Person<\/a> like marla cox i make decent money and its hard toic ma it alone. Reporter the report says those people average spending more than 5,000 a month on living expenses. She could not afford to live in oakland anymore after her adult kids moved out. My daughter moved to georgia. She couldnt do it here. Thats been a thought, a conversation at the dinner table when the kids go to bed. Reporter and this summer, the city of oakland received 30 million of state funding to create permanent housing for low income families. That will be completed by 2022. But housing advocates tell you we need more Affordable Housing<\/a> and need it now. Im melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. It is tough for sure. And it is happening right now. Santa clara county, leaders are meeting at the office of education to discuss this dlem na. Teachers dont afford housing in the bay area like so many other people. And they want to work near they want to live near where they work. Tonights meeting started at 5 00. Itll go until 6 30 and the goal is to come up with Affordable Solutions<\/a> for teachers. While President Trump<\/a> was in the valley, his head of housing and urban development was in San Francisco<\/a> today. You see this crowd of protesters greeted secretary ben ficar son. The Trump Administration<\/a> says it may step in to address the homeless crisis. Today dr. Carson didnt mention any concrete plans but said Everyone Needs<\/a> to work together. What im saying is theres no reason that the city shouldnt be willing to sit down with the state, shouldnt be willing to sit down with the federal government and work out what needs to be done as opposed to just saying this is what we need, this is what we need, and if you dont give it to us youre bad people. Mayor london breeze did reach out to dr. Carson to meet but did not hear back before his visit. A sunniville Police Officer<\/a> did nothing wrong when he shot a transient according to the d. A. Were going to show you dash cam video of the moment. You may find it disturbing. Get down. Put the knife down. Put the knife down. That shooting happened in april of 2015, 28yearold joe feo self webber stole a pack of cigarettes. He waved a knife at the clerk. Officers arrived, confronted webber, and he refused to put the knife down. The officer has two decades of experience on the job. The video of her attack went viral and stirred up the bitter debate about Homeless Centers<\/a> in San Francisco<\/a>. Today the woman in that video met her alleged attacker. She broke down in tears while on the stand during the preliminary hearing today. These are still photos from court taken by a chronicle reporter. The judge put the hearing on pause so she could compose herself. Police say Surveillance Video<\/a> shows Austin Vincent<\/a> attacking her in the lobby of her condo complex. Heres that video. Opponents of a nearby Homeless Center<\/a> say the attack shows how dangerous the area has become and will become with the new navigation center. Well making assurances and doubling down on efforts, pg e went to Great Lengths<\/a> today to convince a federal judge it is doing Everything Possible<\/a> to prevent another wild fire disaster. Jackson tells us the company has been scrambling since getting a damning report card from a federal safety monitor. Reporter pg es new Leadership Team<\/a> came to federal court to ensure an anxious judge that theyre focused on avoiding another deadly fire storm. Were doing everything we can to make sure were well prepared. Reporter the new ceo says 4,500 workers are focused on clearing trees from lines and mending aging equipment. Theyre also tracking weather to determine when the utility will need to cut off power to customers to reduce wild fire threats. 4,500 is more people, fedex are, than it takes us to run the entire gas system, the g of pg e. So, this is a huge effort. Were learning as we go. Reporter this was at the heart of todays hearing, the company answering the report from the federal safety monitor. Thousands of trees pose a fire risk and highlighted one time crews claimed they cut a tree when they hasnt. The monitor is cautiously optimistic about the companys revised effort. They are working hard, they are aggressive mark told the court. Theyre not there at all and things need to get better. After the hearing, johnson acknowledged that poor recordkeeping also poses a safety concern. One of the things were doing every day is looking hard at records. Were turn every rock over to find out where do we have gaps . Reporter much like the gaps blamed for the gas explosion in 2010. Johnson warned that closing the gaps in the companys Electrical Network<\/a> will take time. We keep looking historically and we keep finding things and i think well continue to find things for a while. Im much more confident about what were doing going forward. Reporter the judge appeared encouraged by what we heard and ordered another hearing in late december once the worst of the fire season has passed. Jackson van derbeken, nbc bay area news. Up next at 6 00 stepping up the fight with the 49ers, the move santa clara is taking when it comes to levi stadium. Plus willing to lose out on half a million dollars, the decision leaders in Contra Costa County<\/a> just made in the name of adjustments they say. This is the chevy silverado, with the worlds first invisible trailer. Invisible trailer . Hop in. Silverado offers an Optional Technology<\/a> package with up to 15 different views including one enhanced view that makes your trailer appear invisible. Wow. Thats pretty sweet. Thats cool. Whered the trailer go . Or, get a total value of ninety seven sixty on this silverado all star without optional tech package or enhanced invisible view. Find new roads at your local chevy dealer. So that early retirement we planned. Its going ok . Great. Now im spending more time with the kids. Im introducing them to crab. Crab . They love it. So, you mentioned that that money we set aside. Yeah. The kids and i want to build our own crab shack. Ahhh, youre finally building that outdoor kitchen. Yup with room for the whole gang. See how investing with a j. P. Morgan advisor can help you. Visit your local chase branch. From bad to worst the relationship between the 49ers and the city continues to deteriorate. The city says theyve mismanaged the stadium. Damian has the latest. Rorter talking about that right now here in the council chambers. Let me take you inside while theyre talking about all these contracts that the 49ers have signed with companies to do some work there at levi stadium. Not a lot of very good things being said about the 49ers right now. If approved, the longstanding rift between the team and the city will get even bigger. Right now the Santa Clara Stadium Authority<\/a> which is essentially the city council is about to block the 9ers from making key decisions. The agency is considering removing the 9ers ability to approve certain purchases. This comes days after the being blasted for hard to work with. A sports team and city can do so much for each other when both parties are willing to work together. It declined our request to talk on camera. In a press release a Stadium Authority<\/a> writes the 9ers grossly mismanaged their procurement authorities. It accuses the team of Violations Including<\/a> not paying a prevailing wage. Saying after the Rolling Stones<\/a> highlighted city manager santanas dysfunction, she has chosen to spiral even further. Her proposal is purely retaliatory and will result in increased costs, lost events, and further erode the Publics Trust<\/a> in her ability. The city has proven not competent in their own procurement as highlighted by a civil grand jury inquiry into their practices. Its unconscionable that the city manager is willfully jeopardizing critical city revenue to score political points. And again, this has to do with the management of stadium operations at levi stadium. Theyre saying here a lot of negative things about the way the 9ers have been doing that over the last couple oof years. They want to curtail that. Were live in insanisanta clara. Contra county is about to lose hundreds of thousands of dollars. Supervisors have approved a temporary moratorium on some court fees meaning the defendants wont have to pay for fingerprinting, drug testing, and booking fees. There are some people that are objecting to this change. Reporter thats right, jessica. Were told Contra Costa County<\/a> is just the third county in the country to put a moratorium on criminal justice while many are plotting todays bold action. Others say theyre not convinced its the right move. We are human. And so as humans, when we come out of prison or jail, we want to take care of ourselves and family. He knows all too well how tough that is. He has served jail time in two bay care offenses. Once released he was slapped with thousands of dollars in administrative fees, he says pushing him back to crime. When i knew i had to pay those fees, i ended up resorting to the underground economy to supplement i was working, but it wasnt enough to pay those fees. We urge you to do whats right and stop this injustice immediately. After getting an earful from inmate advocates, the county board of supervisors put a temporary halt to the Administrative Court<\/a> fees. Starting immediately, defendants will no longer have to pay for things like jail booking costs, drug and alcohol testing, and ankle monitoring programs. You see that the fees fell heavily on families and they have a very impact on individuals of color and impoverished communities. It is a step closer to making our Justice System<\/a> more fair, more equitable. But the moratorium will come at a cost. The fees generate 1. 8 million a year for the county. Supervisor Karen Mitchoff<\/a> says that will impact other programs. That takes money from the other citizens in the county who also need services. But many insist its a small price to pay to fix a system they say unfairly penalizes the poor. The court system is trying to make up for the short fall in our budget with the people who have the least amount of money. Reporter in Contra Costa County<\/a>, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. We will see you in court. That was the blunt response from California Attorney<\/a> general when he learned the feds were cutting californias right to set its own clean air standards. Since 1970, california has been given the right to set its own tail pipe standards even if they exceeded standards. The rule improved air quality. 13 other states met californias standard. Today federal officials revoked californias ability to set its own clean air standard. Within less than an hour, the state attorney general and the governor were vowing to sue. Lets talk about the Climate Crisis<\/a> throughout the week and also about the forecast throughout the week. Tomorrow at 5 00 ill have been update on the oceans and whats polluting them the most. Well have updates tomorrow at 5 00. Right now outside it is beautiful. Lets get a view from our tiburon camera toward the golden gate bridge. Youll see mostly clear skies, so nice outside. 67 degrees right now. Do notice cloud cover returns tonight, even early tomorrow morning, and thats part of a brnd new storm system that will bring us the chance of, yes, some showers. I want to make sure youre ready to go for tomorrow morning. Not a lot. 7 00 a. M. Better chance in marin, napa counties. Mainly cloud cover here. Once we hit about 9 00, well see some of the shower chances make its way down forward San Francisco<\/a> and a little bit for the east bay. And by the afternoon, just a little bit of a passing possibility here for san jose right around 1 00 in the afternoon. And then we get clearing skies as we move into tomorrow. So, its a quick little blast here of some chances for the bay area. Now, temperatures tomorrow, as the rain moves in, well stay very, very comfortable, 77 in morgan hill, 75 san jose, up to napa, 78 and 60s right here at the coastline. The best thing about the shower chances and the cooling chances is the fire danger. It has been lowering. Today it was 40. This is the fire burn index. We put it on a scale. It was in the moderate change. But tomorrow with the shower chance, it goes down to 20 which is considered low. So, that is some excellent news. Ill talk more about the heat and when our fire danger goes back up. Well have details in about 25 minutes. Thank you jeff. Up next a legendary San Francisco<\/a> eatery looking to gain new fans in the east bay. Yep, new location for the bakery. Great news for east bay. You no longer have to cross the bay bridge to get hands on some goodies. Line out the door. We arrived at tartines, the new berkeley location. Just steps from the cal campus. Devoted fans to the buttery morning buns and the rustic yummy loves of bread. I think the fermentation gives a very sour taste, so its really fresh. And really good. This is tartiens fifth in the area. This is among 35 bakeries statewide having an unusual bake sell. This was billed as a gourmet bake sell with high end treats created by californias leading pastry chefs. This is a fund reasonable causer donating the proceeds to planned parenthood. Admission is free. The mouthwatering event will be in rose alley behind zuni cafe on sunday october 13th. Mark your calendars. Up next a rare california road trip for President Trump<\/a> this afternoon in the bay area. And now at this hour in Beverly Hills<\/a>. Were going to bring you the latest. Also cutting into Greenhouse Gas<\/a> emissions. San joses bold plan to become a trend setter in the country. Right now at 6 30, lunch in the bay area, dinner in Beverly Hills<\/a> and a big boost for President Trump<\/a>s reelection campaign. This is a rare visit to california. He may not get a lot of votes here, but hes raising a lot of money. Hes expected to raise about 15 million between today and tomorrow. Hes also triggering protests and traffic jams. The president landed in Southern California<\/a> about two hours ago and hes going to be arriving soon to a home in Beverly Hills<\/a>. There are a lot of protesters at that home. This video just coming in a few minutes ago, Police Actually<\/a> taking some down and detaining some protesters. The hosts of e protesters is jeffrey palmer, an l. A. Real estate developer and a big ticket republican donor. President trump is supposed to arrive any minute and is going to be greeted by this activity. President trump started his day in the bay area. Air force one landed just after 11 00 a. M. The former vice chairwoman of the california Republican Party<\/a> greeted him at the bottom of the stairs. The president ial motorcade travelled to the home of scott mcneally, the cofounder of sun microsystems. The president held a round table discussion with 25 before moving to a larger area where he spoke to a couple hundred supporters. He doesnt come to california very often so its nice seeing him come here. He supports everybody in every state. Its nice to see him here, doing a lot of good things for america. Hes killing the environment. Hes killing our democracy. He is destroying our relationship with our allies, and hes posing up to our enemies. Protesters live in the valley to greet the president s motorcade. No issues there today. President s trip to the bay area was only four hours total. He departed at 3 00 this afternoon. This is his first trip to the bay area since becoming president. The president is in Beverly Hills<\/a> about 30 minutes behind schedule. Hell be attending a fundraiser there and staying in l. A. Tonight with two more fundraisers tomorrow, a breakfast in l. A. And lunch in san diego. Hes expected to raise 15 million total in his trip. Thats a busy 48 hours. As one president leaves the bay area, another is arriving. Tomorrow former president obama will be in San Francisco<\/a>. Hell be the keynote speaker at a small invitation only event hosted by San Francisco<\/a> tech company, flunk. A press release from the company says executives, customers, and partners will be in attendance. The former president will talk about leadership and what he did to create a more equal american society. The location is not being announced. All were being told is it will be somewhere in downtown San Francisco<\/a>. Evidence tonight increasingly pointing to iran as a launching appoint for a weekend attack on saudi arabia. America is close to publicly identifying iran. The white house is now said to be considering a military response, but some in congress are suggesting that maybe u. S. Policy helped create the conditions that led to the attack. We basically disabled them from selling energy. You think theyre going to just accept that . Iran has repeatedly denied any involvement. Saudi arabias Energy Minister<\/a> says it could be back up to full production in a few weeks, possibly preventing bigger gas hikes. In the house of representatives the first impeachment hearing against President Trump<\/a> was combative. Cory lieu lewandowski, congress wanted to hear more. When the president asks you to deliver his message, did the president tell you that sessions had already said no, volume 2, page 107 . Again, congresswoman, i recognize that the privilege is not mine but ive been asked by the white house congresswoman i would like to answer your question but if you would like to have a conversation with yourself you can continue. This is a house hearing not a house party. The chair is considering holding lewandowski in contempt of Congress Calling<\/a> his behavior during this hearing unacceptable. Overseas, quick recovery in japan. Nearly all schools are back open after a typhoon last week knocked out power, running water, and blocked roads for hundreds of thousands of people. Kids went back despite the fact that many roads are still blocked or flooded, back to school there. Many of the students are wearing protective head gear to protect from any other falling debris. Last week that typhoon targeted many parts east of tokyo, 64,000 homes still have no power. It could more than a week before its fully restored. Two people were killed by that storm. The bay areas largest city is making a move toward going green, planning to eliminate natural gas. By eliminating natural gas in favor of electric power. It says it will be able to power the buildings with 100 renewable energy. San jose along with berkeley, oakland, and San Francisco<\/a> want to make the move. San jose will become the nations largest city to go all electric requiring electric of all residential construction. There are incentives offered by the city if you want to change to electric including rebates on new electric power water heaters. Focusing a lot of aonti this week on the Climate Crisis<\/a>. Its not your imagination. Fires are larger, faster, and there are many more of them. The california wild fires. Tonight we take a closer look at whether theres a Climate Change<\/a> connection to what were seeing. A meteorologist joins us now with the closer look at the numbers and Science Behind<\/a> this. When you take a look at the states top 20 wild fires, we quickly see of those top 20, 75 of them have occurred since the year 2000. Thats an amazing statistic that has been driven in large part due to gradually warming temperatures across california, specifically going bah k to 2000. Youll notice californias average temperature since 2000 has been steadily on the rise including the last five years seeing the warmest temperatures since 1960. We thought we would ask the experts who have been on the front lines for many of the states largest wild fires while gathering research. Are the trends were seeing both in temperature and number of wild fires expected to continue . Particularly weve seen our fire seasons expand into earlier spring and later in the fall. And this is been attributed to Climate Change<\/a>. So, the next 50 years in california, we should expect increasing fire frequency and larger fires. And this has been attributed to the climate simulation showing its going to be warmer and drying. And warming conditions and drying conditions effect the fuel which then effect the extreme fire behavior. And as dr. Clemons mentioned that is the future were looking at. But short term you might have foets hadded that this summer things have been a different story. One look at the California Drought<\/a> and this shows the reason why today compared to the same time last year for the first time in most of the 19 years since 2000, most of the state is without major drought. That combined with late spring rains helped suppress fire danger for this particular summer. What were likely to see is some of the larger fires including the thomas fire, the second largest, that happened in the middle of winter, december into january. That likely to happen more often as the higher frequency is seeing extended droughts, part of californias climate future. Were seeing forest oloss and warmer than average temperatures, the trend since 2000 both day and night giving the massive wild fires 24 hour cycles both day and night to grow larger and faster. Now, for more information on the worst of san jose state fire lab has been doing go to the climate in crisis page at our website. Now all week were going to continue our look at the climate in crisis, on air, online. Tomorrow well look at how the bay area is turning farm waste into power. You can find more content at nbc bay area. Com. From making a chicken sandwich to saving a life, the california chikfila worker who jumped into action when he noticed something wasnt right. Another death is linked to vaping, the this time in california, that makes seven across the nation. Young people are vaping more than ever. Today researchers at usc announced the vaping is skyrocketing among young people. 46 more people between 18 and 24 picked up the habit in the last year alone. The researchers are blaming flavored vape pens, the most popular flavors, mint and fruit. Talk about customer service. Ill take a rescue with my waffle fries please. A fast food worker save aid man in need. The Surveillance Video<\/a> shows the employee working the drive through line then sprinting over to a man lying in the parking lot. The man was struggling to breathe, so he called 911 and called cpr. If i hadnt been there, the guy probably wouldnt have made it until they arrived. Im just thankful. Paramedics have credite him with saving the strangers life, but he says he was just in the right place at the right time. He should get a promotion and a raise. They should make him the manager asap. Right. Such a nice story. Lets talk about the rough ride here . Whats coming next . A few spotty showers tomorrow. Were going to get through that fine. A live look in San Francisco<\/a>. We have a little bit of fog starting to filter in, 67 degrees. Well talk more about the showers for tomorrow coming up in a few minutes. She won cash in an online game show but hit a whammy when she tried to collect her cash money. Nbc bay area responds next. Face buried in your phone. Stop look up. Look both ways. Lets start looking out for each other again. Its a busy world out there. And were all in it together. Go safely, california. Nbc bay area responds to a San Francisco<\/a> woman who won money winning an online video game. She turned to us. Youve got to get your prize if you win that money. Thats the point. Thats the point of playing, exactly. All right. This is about hq trivia. Its an app that streams live trivia game shows and posts pictures of people that can win up to six figures. Were talking about michelle. She won a lot less, she won 31. 01 to be exact. But when she cashed out she got this error message. It said cash out currently disabled. That went on for eight months so, she contacted us. We reached out to hq trivia and overnight michelle got her 31 prize. Hq trivia told us unfortunately she was flagged by the fraud system because her play history matched similar suspect pattern. We searched online to see if anyone else was having trouble getting paid. Our team found other people complaining about the same thing of thing including a former jeopardy champ who claimed his 20,000 pay out was delayed several weeks. We asked hq trivia what happened but they didnt get back. Kudos to my ichelle. She kept really good records and thats vital. Any time youre owed money, keep written documentation until youre paid in full. If youre dealing with a dilemma give us a call at 1888996tips. Yes, why would you play something if youre not getting your prize. Weve got to win. For fun . No. Crazy. Thank you, chris. Okay. Get ready for a new way to be entertained. Peacock. Thats the new name thats the name of nbcs new streaming service. Itll work like netflix but only run nbc shows like office, and 30 rock. Peacock will launch with 13,000 hours of content. One will be a remake of saved by the bell. Peacock will be able in april of next year. Universal is our parent company. Even if it wasnt im looking forward to peacock. What have you got . Ive got showers. How about that . Yes. Okay. All right. Kind of flat but you guys are into it. I can tell. Lets bring you into the may kro climate forecast. We did just get over the other shower chance. Maybe youre feeling a little water logged. But probably not. Its been refreshing. A live look outside the east bay camera here. The hills are dry, but at least the spotty shower chances are keeping the fire danger low through tomorrow. Currently we are checking in with 76 degrees as we head through tonight. With e have plenty of 60s moving in and also cloud cover. That cloud cover is part of the larger changes. Lets get a wider view of whats happening in the pacific. Look to that here. Its commashaped formation, rain fall embedded in. Thats the storm system. The problem with getting major rain is the fact that this has more of a north to south trajectory. So, a lot of it is moving over land. We get the specific storms, theres more to gather speed. Lets take you to 7 00 in the morning as you head to the morning commute. For most of us, itll be dry. We have the cloud cover to start. Thatll be a big change for us. Then up through northern marin, napa, spotty showers at 7 00 a. M. 9 00 and 10 00 for San Francisco<\/a> and starting to get close to Contra Costa County<\/a>. Itll move down quick to san jose by 1 00 p. M. For a passing shower chance. As that rides through the bay area, there is instability on the forecast models through tomorrow we might see isolated thunderstorm. Once we pass over 1 00 p. M. Tomorrow, well begin to clear out with, you know, some nice conditions as we move into tomorrow evening. So, rain fall totals not that major with this, trace amounts to about 500th of an inch on average. Better bit of higher totals for the northern coast and over the sierra where some of the highest mountain tops could get a dusting of snow mixing in as well. Lets take you to tomorrow morning, temperatures as you start off with the slight chance of showers, cool, 50s all around from the south bay to the try valley. Afternoon numbers, still going to warm up. I dont think youll see a jacket all day. Well go to 77 in gilroy, 75 to san jose, east bay, 78, how about that for you. 72 in redwood city, 74 degrees. And more off to San Francisco<\/a> here, 60s from the marina down to the mission and the north bay 76 in knew kei i cant. Extended forecast does have changes moving in after the slight chance of spotty showers tomorrow. Well go warmer this weekend, low to mid 70s in San Francisco<\/a> and 70s to start off next week. Inland valley, i have you at 79 for wednesday. Here we go again, warmer low 90s once we hit the weekend into next week. Thats when the fire danger will increase yet again. Even though fall gets here monday, the thermometer going back up again. This is always that month where Mother Nature<\/a> does what Mother Nature<\/a> wants to do. Exactly. Right in between. Thanks jeff. Okay. In boston the giants outfielder is playing at the very spot where his hall of fame grandfather ruth there became a legend. So cute. Were going to show you what he did tonight. Ok, whats the situation . Shes been searching for hours. Shes suffering from searchitis. Ok, elevate her feet, whats her name . Carol. Carol, you have the x1 voice remote. Just ask it, what should i watch . Oh of course. And shes back. Search easily with the xfinity x1 voice remote. Do i consider myself a hero . Thats not for me to say. Thats for you to say. Now thats simple, easy, awesome. Easily find the entertainment you love with the x1 voice remote. Search netflix, prime video, youtube and more, all with the sound of your voice. Find your favorites today. If youre living with a condition, Kaiser Permanentes<\/a> integrated care team will help you get through life without missing a beat. Kaiser permanente. Thrive. We go to as playoff games in a few weeks from now . Its happening in a few weeks. A live look at the coliseum where the as are minutes away from continuing their playoff push. As hosting the royals. The as have a slim onegame lead for the top wildcard spot, though every game counts. When you get the date, let me know. Got it. While the as have their eyes on the playoffs, the giants have a special look at the past. Take a look, tonight the giants with a rare visit to fenway park in boston. Before the game Mike Yastrzemski<\/a> hanging with his hall of fame grandfather. The younger yaz hits a home run to straight away center field. The crowd went wild. Red sox fans cheering the giant, but its all about the younger yaz. Even his family, see them, pumped up. A magical moment. Before the game the younger yaz spoke about what its like to play at fenway park. Its the best. This is everybody dreams about going home and playing in front of their hometown. And to be here and to just have made this trip was special. And he hit a home run. As for the game, right now giants and red sox tied at 5 in the 8th inning. One of the most wellknown quarterbacks in the nfl is benched. The new york giants are shaking things up after starting the season 02. Quarterback eli manning lost his starting job. Eli manning has been the giants starting quarterback since 2004, and he led the team to two super bowl championships. Its not just the raiders with drama. From one bench to another star looking for a way out, jaguars jalen ramsey wants to be traded. The request comes after ramsey and his head coach got into an argument so heated that the coach and ramsey had to be restrained. You cant do that to your boss, right . Ramsey is not only frustrated with the 02 start, but he wants a new contract. The San Francisco<\/a> library clearing signs for the record. Weve been telling you about this. Whats behind the new policy and what its hoping it will accomplish. Well have that tonight. Before we go were talking about the rain and big temperatures this weekend. Youve got it. Seven day forecast, tomorrow some spotty showers, isolated thunderstorm chances. We go up hotter once we hit this weekend, 92 on saturday, 90 on sunday and low to mid 90s into early next week. Tomorrow at 5 00 well have an update on our oceans, whats polluting them the most, and talk about the sea level rise. And well also go in closer on one of our danger zones which will be the Great Barrier<\/a> reef and well talk about specifically what is happening there as well. Were covering this on all the networks of nbc this week. Thats why were doing that. We hope youll stick around. Big week ahead of the new york Climate Summit<\/a> next week in new york city. Well see you at 11 00. 6, 7, 8 big dreams srt with small steps. But dedication can get you there. So just start small. Start saving. Easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile\u00ae app. Chase. Make more of whats yours\u00ae. I lost about 12 pounds in a week. And my numbers. Optimistic as ever despite the news. His cancer set back. Who knew they had a history. Chrissy teigens past with Dutchess Meghan<\/a> and confessions. Its going to get a little wet. Were just ordinary people. What happened when liz o went to see her hit hustlers. Singing on stage. 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