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Liberal voice and a champion for equality. And on the steps of the Supreme Court, crowds chanted rbg late into the washington night as attention is quickly turning to the battle over just when her seat should be filled. Tonight the condolences are pouring in. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has passed away. The 87yearold died from complications of partnncreatic cancer. She was surrounded by her family. She was small in stature but larger than life both on and off the bench. We begin our coverage with nbc bay areas cheryl hurd. Reporter Justice Ruth Bader ginsburg spent more than a quarter century on the u. S. Supreme court and spent much of her career fighting for e quality. Please be seated. How wrong it is to judge people on the basis of what they look like. Born in brooklyn, she tied for first in her class at columbia law. But with no job offers at law firms in the late 50s, she taught at rutgers and columbia, then launched the aclu womens rights project in the 70s. Later as their lawyer, she won five of six cases before the u. S. Supreme court. Her ultimate goal was to get sex discrimination treated by the Supreme Court the same way that race discrimination was treated. Reporter from the court of appeals, president clinton made her the second female on the nations highest court. When she continued to even the playing field, ending mailonly college admissions, supporting reproductive rights, and the lgbtq community. She was a mentor to many, including uc berkeley law professor amanda tyler, who served as a law clerk for ginsburg. She was an advocate who fought discrimination and a justice who called it out and made ours a more perfect union. Reporter tyler was the moderator when the justice spoke on campus last fall. She was recovering from her fourth battle with cancer, reminding the young audience about gender discrimination. Women couldnt serve tables at night. Well, at night is when you get the best tips. It was getting them to understand that these protections were protecting mens jobs against womens competition. I think what people took away from the interview that we had, the conversation that she and i had then, was just how amazing the arc of her life had been, how many things she had to overcome to accomplish what she did. Reporter while her rulings leaned liberal, off the bench she was Close Friends with the late conservative justice antonin scalia. In her 80s, ginsburg became popular with a new generation, celebrated in the book the notorious rbg. And she spoke out about the me too movement. It is as effective for the woman who works as a maid in a hotel as it is for hollywood stars. Reporter a wife, a mother, a grandmother, an advocate for equality, the great equalizers and trailblazer for nearly half a century. Cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. It was an emotional scene outside of the Supreme Court in washington, d. C. Late into the night. Hundreds of people gathering to mourn the loss of Justice Ginsburg. The crowd not only chanted her name but sang Amazing Grace while leaving flowers and candles outside the court where ginsburg served for 27 years. And it juwasnt just in washington. Hundreds took to the street in San Francisco tonight in honor of Justice Ginsburg. Holding candles and signs, they walked down castro street to harvey milk plaza. Nbc bay areas lili tan is live in San Francisco. Lili, these are people who felt that Justice Ginsburg was fighting for them, right . Reporter yeah, many people here felt she was fighting for them, and now they are fighting for her memory and her legacy. Even just a minute ago, mourners were here lighting candles, embracing, some even crying. Some created this tribute you see here in chalk. Rest in power, rbg, as hundreds of other masked mourners marched down castro street. If we could take a moment of silence for Justice Ruth Bader ginsburg, who passed away. Reporter first there was shock as san franciscans learned about the death of Justice Ruth Bader ginsburg. Oh, my god. Its a huge loss. It is a huge loss. Reporter then a promise to the 87yearold. Later during a vigil in her honor. We wont let you down, ruth. Reporter mourning and marching through the Castro District were close to 300 people, who walked solemnly behind a sign reading we wont let you dont, rbg. Rbg this is a tragedy. Reporter tragedy met with fear that without Justice Ginsburgs powerhouse presence, the Supreme Court could reverse landmark decisions like roe v. Wade. I remember when a woman couldnt have her own checkbook or her own credit card, when you couldnt get Birth Control unless you were married and had your husbands permission. Were screwed. 50 years of progress for womens rights is just going to be gone. Go home and get some rest and go to work. Weve got to save the country. Reporter state senator scott wiener says plans are already in the works to prevent another trump appointment before the election. Were in mourning right now, and then we have to just get right back up and get ready to fight. Reporter in San Francisco, lili tan, nbc bay area news. Speaking of President Trump, he says he didnt learn of Justice Ginsburgs passing until after a Campaign Rally in minnesota tonight. He was boarding air force one when a reporter asked him about it. She just died . Wow, i didnt know that. I just youre telling me now for the first time. She led an amazing life. What else can you say . She was an amazing woman. Whether you agreed or not, she was an amazing woman who led an amazing life. Im actually sad to hear that. Later in the evening, the president released a statement on ginsburgs passing. It reads in part, quote, a fighter to the end, Justice Ginsburg battled cancer and other very long odds throughout her remarkable life. May her memory be a great and magnificent blessing to the world. Democratic president ial nominee joe biden learned of ginsburgs passing while flying home from a campaign trip. He spoke about Justice Ginsburgs legacy. She practiced the highest american ideals as a justice, equality and justice under the law. And Ruth Bader Ginsburg stood for all of us. Biden praised the late justice as someone whose opinions on the court will help shape american law for a generation. President bill clinton sharing this picture of Justice Ginsburg. She was appointed to the Supreme Court by clinton in 1993. The caption read we have lost one of the most extraordinary justices ever to serve on the Supreme Court. Ruth Bader Ginsburgs life and landmark opinions moved us closer to a more perfect union, and her powerful dissents reminded us that we walk away from our constitutions promise at our peril. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is also reflecting on the life of Justice Ginsburg. She says the loss of Ruth Bader Ginsburg is devastating. Justice ginsburg embodied justice, brilliance, and goodness, and her passing is an incal cuable loss for our democracy and for all who sacrifice and strive to build a Better Future for our children. Three years ago, Justice Ginsburg spoke at Stanford University. She held a lecture on a Meaningful Life that often focused on equality issues. Heres what she had to say about the future of women. As society sees what women can do, as women can see what women can do, there will be more women out there doing things, and well all be better off for it. To that expectation, i can only say amen. Before ginsburg became a judge, she argued as an attorney in hundreds of sex discrimination cases. Within moments of supreme Court Justice ginsburgs passing, people started weighing the political implications of an open seat on the Supreme Court in the midst of a bitter president ial election. As nbc bay areas Sergio Quintana tells us, her death has ramifications for all three branches of the United States government. Reporter the stakes in the president ial run are even higher as President Donald Trump now has the opportunity to fill the third Supreme Court vacancy of his presidency. But the passing of Justice Ruth Bader ginsburg now shifts lots of attention to the senate and majority leader mitch mcconnell. Mcconnell has a number one goal to go ahead and put as many conservatives in the judicial system as possible and a supreme Court Justice, these dont come along very often. Details for a formal Memorial Service havent been mentioned yet, but already tonight senator mcconnell has signaled his intent to fill her Supreme Court seat, even as he dragged out president Barack Obamas nomination of Merrick Garland in 2016. Cal state east bay political professor dandy lei says a Speedy Senate vote all depends on who trump nominates. Is it going to be someone who is ultra conservative or someone who is moderate . If he puts up someone who is ultra conservative, i think they lo lose their seats if he gets through. The three who could lose their seats are three republican senators. Senator Susan Collins in may, colorado senator cory gardner, and arizona senator martha mcsally. They along with a few other republican senators who are losing about their seats and losing the senate majority, could decide to slow down a nomination. Pushing through a Supreme Court nominee under the current circumstances may also not be in the best interests of Supreme Court chief justice john roberts. He does not want this to happen. Im not saying he wants a democratic appointee. He does not want an appointment to come through this political food fight right now. Reporter still stanford law Professor Robert weisberg says he wouldnt be surprised if a senate vote on a replacement for ginsburg happens within the next six weeks. Sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. The death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg is the top story on nbcbayarea. Com right now. We have a Photo Gallery of unforgettable moments over the years, also a look back at some of the justices biggest cases. Again, thats all at nbcbayarea. Com. And its not just the fog that were watching in the forecast. Its the return of wildfire smoke and the impact on air quality for your weekend plans. A closer look at who will see the worst of it when we come right back. And just what is that smoke doing to us . The longterm Health Effects from weeks of smoky skies. Stanford researchers are weighing in tonight. And the cdc changes course. The updated guidance on who should be tested for covid19. Flags at the white house and on capitol hill flying at halfstaff tonight in honor of supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. As weve been reporting all evening, Justice Ginsburg passed away at her home in washington today. She was 87 years old. Tributes continue to pour in for Justice Ginsburg. Stay with us for the latest on air and online at nbcbayarea. Com. In other news tonight, the cdc reversing course on who it says should and shouldnt be tested for covid19. Last month the agency said people who were exposed to the virus but not showing symptoms didnt need to get tested. That sparked criticism from some doctors and experts. Well, today the cdc updated its guidance. The agency now recommends anyone in close contact with an infected person should be quickly tested. The cdc called the changes a, quote, clarification due to the significance of asymptomatic and presymptomatic transmission of the virus. Its the word foodies have been waiting for in San Francisco. They say limited Indoor Dining could be back on the menu in a matter of weeks. The mayor says in order for it to happen, the city needs to move into the states orange tier. That could happen as soon as the end of the month as long as covid cases dont rise. We spoke with the founder of a restaurant in the citys cole valley neighborhood who says opening indoors at 25 capacity isnt the solution, but its a step in the right direction. To see that things are progressing and were moving towards having, you know, our diners back in our restaurants again is very exciting. The city says it is working with the Golden Gate Restaurant Association to create specific guidelines restaurants will have to meet to be allowed to open. While most of the bay area has been breathing easy for the past few days, it looks like the smoke isnt done with us yet. Even more reason to take a closer look at a new study from stanford thats raising new questions about potential longterm Health Effects from a month of smoky skies. Nbc bay areas Anoushah Rasta explains why some say it may even be changing our childrens dna. Reporter four out of the five largest wildfires in californias history happened this year, coating the bay area skies in some of the worst air in the world. So the levels that weve seen on the west coast have been through the roof. Reporter Stanford University professor Marshall Burke joined two others today for an online discussion about the longterm risk from all this smoke and what you need to do to protect yourself from it. Dr. Carrie estimated to cost firefighters as much as ten years of their life. They found wildfire smoke also increases the risk of stroke by 40 for the elderly. Pregnant women exposed for just five days are more likely to give birth prematurely, and the risk that infants will develop asthma later in life doubles. And the danger doesnt stop there. Over time, we expect there to be damage in the immunity system as well as in parts of the dna. Reporter so what can you do to protect yourself . Start with the obvious. Stay indoors and use blankets or towels to seal drafty windows, doors, and vents. This is a time when you want a home thats really well sealed. Reporter Stanford University professor lynn hildman recommends getting an air purifier for indoors and wearing an n95 mask outdoors even if the mask doesnt completely protect you. Its not only kind of how good the mask is. Its whether you wear it tightly on your face. Reporter even with all that, experts say its nearly impossible to avoid some longterm impact when we face this much smoke for this long, which means the most important solution may be addressing the root cause of these fires, Climate Change and forest management. 2020 is likely to be the worst. We wont know until the end of the anyone living in the bay area obviously has experienced the excruciatingly bad air quality weve gotten. Reporter Anoushah Rasta, nbc bay area news. Lets bring in meteorologist rob mayeda. We just went through a whole month of bad air quality, and we got a little break, but i fear more smoke is back in our future, isnt it . Yeah. You know, that was a 30day stretch, a recordbreaking run for the bay area. It does look like were going to see a little more for the weekend. Thankfully not as intense in terms of how bad that smokes going to be. We do think its really going to temperatures in the low 60s. A high today with 68. I think well see similar temperatures around the bay area tomorrow. Santa clara valley, currently 66 degrees. Heres whats going to be different. Weve got the green and the yellow here on the air quality map. So that isnt much change thanks to the fact that at least at sea level were seeing the wind coming across the bay. What will start to change as we head towards tomorrow will be a bit of a north breeze aloft. You might not feel the north wind down at sea level but notice what its doing to that particulate matter pollution. Thats going to drop south across the north bay and the inland east bay during the day tomorrow. Its the reason why we get another spare the air dare. It will be the north bay and the inland east bay that sees the worst of the pollution. Sunday as temperatures climb, i think we might see one more of these spare the air days on sunday. So the fiveday air pollution outlook, instead of being in the orange and red across the board, right now looks just like its for the weekend and i think most of that will be in the north bay as we head through the next 48 hours or so. For the morning as you saw in Supreme Court<\/a>, crowds chanted rbg late into the washington night as attention is quickly turning to the battle over just when her seat should be filled. Tonight the condolences are pouring in. Supreme Court Justice<\/a> Ruth Bader Ginsburg<\/a> has passed away. The 87yearold died from complications of partnncreatic cancer. She was surrounded by her family. She was small in stature but larger than life both on and off the bench. We begin our coverage with nbc bay areas cheryl hurd. Reporter Justice Ruth Bader<\/a> ginsburg spent more than a quarter century on the u. S. Supreme court and spent much of her career fighting for e quality. Please be seated. How wrong it is to judge people on the basis of what they look like. Born in brooklyn, she tied for first in her class at columbia law. But with no job offers at law firms in the late 50s, she taught at rutgers and columbia, then launched the aclu womens rights project in the 70s. Later as their lawyer, she won five of six cases before the u. S. Supreme court. Her ultimate goal was to get sex discrimination treated by the Supreme Court<\/a> the same way that race discrimination was treated. Reporter from the court of appeals, president clinton made her the second female on the nations highest court. When she continued to even the playing field, ending mailonly college admissions, supporting reproductive rights, and the lgbtq community. She was a mentor to many, including uc berkeley law professor amanda tyler, who served as a law clerk for ginsburg. She was an advocate who fought discrimination and a justice who called it out and made ours a more perfect union. Reporter tyler was the moderator when the justice spoke on campus last fall. She was recovering from her fourth battle with cancer, reminding the young audience about gender discrimination. Women couldnt serve tables at night. Well, at night is when you get the best tips. It was getting them to understand that these protections were protecting mens jobs against womens competition. I think what people took away from the interview that we had, the conversation that she and i had then, was just how amazing the arc of her life had been, how many things she had to overcome to accomplish what she did. Reporter while her rulings leaned liberal, off the bench she was Close Friends<\/a> with the late conservative justice antonin scalia. In her 80s, ginsburg became popular with a new generation, celebrated in the book the notorious rbg. And she spoke out about the me too movement. It is as effective for the woman who works as a maid in a hotel as it is for hollywood stars. Reporter a wife, a mother, a grandmother, an advocate for equality, the great equalizers and trailblazer for nearly half a century. Cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. It was an emotional scene outside of the Supreme Court<\/a> in washington, d. C. Late into the night. Hundreds of people gathering to mourn the loss of Justice Ginsburg<\/a>. The crowd not only chanted her name but sang Amazing Grace<\/a> while leaving flowers and candles outside the court where ginsburg served for 27 years. And it juwasnt just in washington. Hundreds took to the street in San Francisco<\/a> tonight in honor of Justice Ginsburg<\/a>. Holding candles and signs, they walked down castro street to harvey milk plaza. Nbc bay areas lili tan is live in San Francisco<\/a>. Lili, these are people who felt that Justice Ginsburg<\/a> was fighting for them, right . Reporter yeah, many people here felt she was fighting for them, and now they are fighting for her memory and her legacy. Even just a minute ago, mourners were here lighting candles, embracing, some even crying. Some created this tribute you see here in chalk. Rest in power, rbg, as hundreds of other masked mourners marched down castro street. If we could take a moment of silence for Justice Ruth Bader<\/a> ginsburg, who passed away. Reporter first there was shock as san franciscans learned about the death of Justice Ruth Bader<\/a> ginsburg. Oh, my god. Its a huge loss. It is a huge loss. Reporter then a promise to the 87yearold. Later during a vigil in her honor. We wont let you down, ruth. Reporter mourning and marching through the Castro District<\/a> were close to 300 people, who walked solemnly behind a sign reading we wont let you dont, rbg. Rbg this is a tragedy. Reporter tragedy met with fear that without Justice Ginsburg<\/a>s powerhouse presence, the Supreme Court<\/a> could reverse landmark decisions like roe v. Wade. I remember when a woman couldnt have her own checkbook or her own credit card, when you couldnt get Birth Control<\/a> unless you were married and had your husbands permission. Were screwed. 50 years of progress for womens rights is just going to be gone. Go home and get some rest and go to work. Weve got to save the country. Reporter state senator scott wiener says plans are already in the works to prevent another trump appointment before the election. Were in mourning right now, and then we have to just get right back up and get ready to fight. Reporter in San Francisco<\/a>, lili tan, nbc bay area news. Speaking of President Trump<\/a>, he says he didnt learn of Justice Ginsburg<\/a>s passing until after a Campaign Rally<\/a> in minnesota tonight. He was boarding air force one when a reporter asked him about it. She just died . Wow, i didnt know that. I just youre telling me now for the first time. She led an amazing life. What else can you say . She was an amazing woman. Whether you agreed or not, she was an amazing woman who led an amazing life. Im actually sad to hear that. Later in the evening, the president released a statement on ginsburgs passing. It reads in part, quote, a fighter to the end, Justice Ginsburg<\/a> battled cancer and other very long odds throughout her remarkable life. May her memory be a great and magnificent blessing to the world. Democratic president ial nominee joe biden learned of ginsburgs passing while flying home from a campaign trip. He spoke about Justice Ginsburg<\/a>s legacy. She practiced the highest american ideals as a justice, equality and justice under the law. And Ruth Bader Ginsburg<\/a> stood for all of us. Biden praised the late justice as someone whose opinions on the court will help shape american law for a generation. President bill clinton sharing this picture of Justice Ginsburg<\/a>. She was appointed to the Supreme Court<\/a> by clinton in 1993. The caption read we have lost one of the most extraordinary justices ever to serve on the Supreme Court<\/a>. Ruth Bader Ginsburgs<\/a> life and landmark opinions moved us closer to a more perfect union, and her powerful dissents reminded us that we walk away from our constitutions promise at our peril. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi<\/a> is also reflecting on the life of Justice Ginsburg<\/a>. She says the loss of Ruth Bader Ginsburg<\/a> is devastating. Justice ginsburg embodied justice, brilliance, and goodness, and her passing is an incal cuable loss for our democracy and for all who sacrifice and strive to build a Better Future<\/a> for our children. Three years ago, Justice Ginsburg<\/a> spoke at Stanford University<\/a>. She held a lecture on a Meaningful Life<\/a> that often focused on equality issues. Heres what she had to say about the future of women. As society sees what women can do, as women can see what women can do, there will be more women out there doing things, and well all be better off for it. To that expectation, i can only say amen. Before ginsburg became a judge, she argued as an attorney in hundreds of sex discrimination cases. Within moments of supreme Court Justice<\/a> ginsburgs passing, people started weighing the political implications of an open seat on the Supreme Court<\/a> in the midst of a bitter president ial election. As nbc bay areas Sergio Quintana<\/a> tells us, her death has ramifications for all three branches of the United States<\/a> government. Reporter the stakes in the president ial run are even higher as President Donald Trump<\/a> now has the opportunity to fill the third Supreme Court<\/a> vacancy of his presidency. But the passing of Justice Ruth Bader<\/a> ginsburg now shifts lots of attention to the senate and majority leader mitch mcconnell. Mcconnell has a number one goal to go ahead and put as many conservatives in the judicial system as possible and a supreme Court Justice<\/a>, these dont come along very often. Details for a formal Memorial Service<\/a> havent been mentioned yet, but already tonight senator mcconnell has signaled his intent to fill her Supreme Court<\/a> seat, even as he dragged out president Barack Obamas<\/a> nomination of Merrick Garland<\/a> in 2016. Cal state east bay political professor dandy lei says a Speedy Senate<\/a> vote all depends on who trump nominates. Is it going to be someone who is ultra conservative or someone who is moderate . If he puts up someone who is ultra conservative, i think they lo lose their seats if he gets through. The three who could lose their seats are three republican senators. Senator Susan Collins<\/a> in may, colorado senator cory gardner, and arizona senator martha mcsally. They along with a few other republican senators who are losing about their seats and losing the senate majority, could decide to slow down a nomination. Pushing through a Supreme Court<\/a> nominee under the current circumstances may also not be in the best interests of Supreme Court<\/a> chief justice john roberts. He does not want this to happen. Im not saying he wants a democratic appointee. He does not want an appointment to come through this political food fight right now. Reporter still stanford law Professor Robert<\/a> weisberg says he wouldnt be surprised if a senate vote on a replacement for ginsburg happens within the next six weeks. Sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. The death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg<\/a> is the top story on nbcbayarea. Com right now. We have a Photo Gallery<\/a> of unforgettable moments over the years, also a look back at some of the justices biggest cases. Again, thats all at nbcbayarea. Com. And its not just the fog that were watching in the forecast. Its the return of wildfire smoke and the impact on air quality for your weekend plans. A closer look at who will see the worst of it when we come right back. And just what is that smoke doing to us . The longterm Health Effects<\/a> from weeks of smoky skies. Stanford researchers are weighing in tonight. And the cdc changes course. The updated guidance on who should be tested for covid19. Flags at the white house and on capitol hill flying at halfstaff tonight in honor of supreme Court Justice<\/a> Ruth Bader Ginsburg<\/a>. As weve been reporting all evening, Justice Ginsburg<\/a> passed away at her home in washington today. She was 87 years old. Tributes continue to pour in for Justice Ginsburg<\/a>. Stay with us for the latest on air and online at nbcbayarea. Com. In other news tonight, the cdc reversing course on who it says should and shouldnt be tested for covid19. Last month the agency said people who were exposed to the virus but not showing symptoms didnt need to get tested. That sparked criticism from some doctors and experts. Well, today the cdc updated its guidance. The agency now recommends anyone in close contact with an infected person should be quickly tested. The cdc called the changes a, quote, clarification due to the significance of asymptomatic and presymptomatic transmission of the virus. Its the word foodies have been waiting for in San Francisco<\/a>. They say limited Indoor Dining<\/a> could be back on the menu in a matter of weeks. The mayor says in order for it to happen, the city needs to move into the states orange tier. That could happen as soon as the end of the month as long as covid cases dont rise. We spoke with the founder of a restaurant in the citys cole valley neighborhood who says opening indoors at 25 capacity isnt the solution, but its a step in the right direction. To see that things are progressing and were moving towards having, you know, our diners back in our restaurants again is very exciting. The city says it is working with the Golden Gate Restaurant Association<\/a> to create specific guidelines restaurants will have to meet to be allowed to open. While most of the bay area has been breathing easy for the past few days, it looks like the smoke isnt done with us yet. Even more reason to take a closer look at a new study from stanford thats raising new questions about potential longterm Health Effects<\/a> from a month of smoky skies. Nbc bay areas Anoushah Rasta<\/a> explains why some say it may even be changing our childrens dna. Reporter four out of the five largest wildfires in californias history happened this year, coating the bay area skies in some of the worst air in the world. So the levels that weve seen on the west coast have been through the roof. Reporter Stanford University<\/a> professor Marshall Burke<\/a> joined two others today for an online discussion about the longterm risk from all this smoke and what you need to do to protect yourself from it. Dr. Carrie estimated to cost firefighters as much as ten years of their life. They found wildfire smoke also increases the risk of stroke by 40 for the elderly. Pregnant women exposed for just five days are more likely to give birth prematurely, and the risk that infants will develop asthma later in life doubles. And the danger doesnt stop there. Over time, we expect there to be damage in the immunity system as well as in parts of the dna. Reporter so what can you do to protect yourself . Start with the obvious. Stay indoors and use blankets or towels to seal drafty windows, doors, and vents. This is a time when you want a home thats really well sealed. Reporter Stanford University<\/a> professor lynn hildman recommends getting an air purifier for indoors and wearing an n95 mask outdoors even if the mask doesnt completely protect you. Its not only kind of how good the mask is. Its whether you wear it tightly on your face. Reporter even with all that, experts say its nearly impossible to avoid some longterm impact when we face this much smoke for this long, which means the most important solution may be addressing the root cause of these fires, Climate Change<\/a> and forest management. 2020 is likely to be the worst. We wont know until the end of the anyone living in the bay area obviously has experienced the excruciatingly bad air quality weve gotten. Reporter Anoushah Rasta<\/a>, nbc bay area news. Lets bring in meteorologist rob mayeda. We just went through a whole month of bad air quality, and we got a little break, but i fear more smoke is back in our future, isnt it . Yeah. You know, that was a 30day stretch, a recordbreaking run for the bay area. It does look like were going to see a little more for the weekend. Thankfully not as intense in terms of how bad that smokes going to be. We do think its really going to temperatures in the low 60s. A high today with 68. I think well see similar temperatures around the bay area tomorrow. Santa clara valley, currently 66 degrees. Heres whats going to be different. Weve got the green and the yellow here on the air quality map. So that isnt much change thanks to the fact that at least at sea level were seeing the wind coming across the bay. What will start to change as we head towards tomorrow will be a bit of a north breeze aloft. You might not feel the north wind down at sea level but notice what its doing to that particulate matter pollution. Thats going to drop south across the north bay and the inland east bay during the day tomorrow. Its the reason why we get another spare the air dare. It will be the north bay and the inland east bay that sees the worst of the pollution. Sunday as temperatures climb, i think we might see one more of these spare the air days on sunday. So the fiveday air pollution outlook, instead of being in the orange and red across the board, right now looks just like its for the weekend and i think most of that will be in the north bay as we head through the next 48 hours or so. For the morning as you saw in San Francisco<\/a>, some areas of low clouds move across the bay with mid to upper 50s as we get the day started. Then that hazy sunshine weve been all too accustomed to so far this summer, youll see more of that as that upper level smoke drops south. Highs close to 80 in san jose. Upper 60s near San Francisco<\/a> and low 70s around oakland. So the pattern ahead youll notice that we have these weather systems that are just passing by a little too far to the north to bring us any rain. But like we saw today and this week, that should be enough at times to bring up the wind enough to keep most of the smoke for the better part of next week, i think, again off toward north and east. Again, these storms still too far away to bring us any rain just yet. Could see a little more on the northwest california coast, but we will likely get more out of that will be some cooler temperatures as we approach next weekend. Some hazy skies, a little bit of smoke as we go through the weekend, especially in the north bay. On sunday, close to 90. Then cooler with some better air quality as we head through next week. Just ahead, the clock is ticking for tiktok. What could happen to the popular app this sunday and the lastminute move that could save it. And happening now, San Francisco<\/a> has found a silver like to the covid virus. The citys rec and Park Department<\/a> announced it has made it possible to bike from the Ferry Building<\/a> to the beach carfree. It all started midpandemic when the city closed down jfk drive and Golden Gate Park<\/a> to create more room for social distancing. Well be right back. Ms. Williams weve been working hard. Ms. Robinson . To make learning fun again. Ms. Duncan and making sure our students can succeed. Ms. Zamora were with you every step of the way. Ms. Robinson i know its a challenging time. Ms. Zamora no one wants to be back in the classroom more than teachers. Ms. Williams we have missed you so much. Mr. Hardesty but we all have to be safe. Ms. Robinson because were all in this together. Narrator making our School Buildings<\/a> safer. Ms. Robinson working together, we can make it a great year. Narrator because the California Teachers Association<\/a> knows quality Public Schools<\/a> make a better california for all of us. Tonight police are trying to find a motive for a stabbing aboard a b. A. R. T. Train. It happened this afternoon at the warm springs station. Witnesses say they believe the attack was unprovoked. Video from the scene shows b. A. R. T. Police detaining a man wearing a face mask and a black hoodie. B. A. R. T. Police says the victim is in critical but stable condition. Police have not offered any details on the attack or the man they detained. From crime to health and safety, our Investigative Unit<\/a> has been digging deep into problems with b. A. R. T. They put together a Second Season<\/a> of derailed. You can watch it right now on our app, youtube channel, apple tv, and nbcbayarea. Com derailed. Tiktoks viral videos may soon disappear thanks to unprecedented new orders from the white house. Starting this sunday, the commercial department will block new downloads and Software Updates<\/a> for the chineseowned app that includes wechat. The administration is citing National Security<\/a> as the reason. It also says a total ban could be coming in november. This comes after an august executive order by President Trump<\/a> requiring tiktok to be sold to a u. S. Company. The white house could still save tiktok ahead of the sunday ban. Right now the administration is simultaneously considering tiktoks offer to partner with a bay area tech company, oracle. Nike is marking four years since former 49er quarterback Colin Kaepernick<\/a> took a knee to protest systemic racism and social justice. The Company Released<\/a> this allblack number 7 jersey yesterday morning. It sold out in less than a minute. Kaepernick took to instagram to talk about the significance of the jersey, writing in part, quote, that day the number on my jersey would come to represent something greater than football, something greater than me. Kaepernick remains unsigned. In june, nfl commissioner Roger Goodell<\/a> said he should have listened earlier to kaepernick and the message behind his kneeling protest. Ready to play their first game in vegas. The raiders hosting the saints at their brandnew stadium. Sports is next. Jean, did you know geico is now offering an extra 15 credit on car and motorcycle policies . Thats great thats 15 on top of what geico could already save you. So what are you waiting for . John stamos to knit you a scarf . All finished, jean. Enjoy thank you. I give. The stitch work is impeccable. Its just a double fleck pattern with a reverse garter stitch. No big deal. Is your hair this soft . Softer. Geico. Save an extra 15 when you switch by october 7th. The giants and as squared off tonight in oakland, and this game, it was all as. In the bottom of the third, the as already up 10 when first baseman matt oleson launches a threerun home run to right field. As go up 40. They cruise to a 60 victory. Tonights win clinches a spot for the as in the postseason. The 49ers are hitting the road. The defending nfc champs banged up and bitter after blowing a Fourth Quarter<\/a> lead in the seasoner open. They face the jets at Metlife Stadium<\/a> on sunday. As for the raiders, theyre about to make history. After a big road win in week one, the team that used to call oakland home are playing their first game in las vegas, showing off their new 2 billion stadium. No fans in the stands but motivation shouldnt be an issue when the stage is monday night football. Growing up, you know, you hear that music, that da, da, darks. You know what time it is. You grow up dreaming of playing in those games. You grow up dreaming of being able to do those things. This is my seventh year. I dont know how many monday night games ive played, but it never gets old. The raiders face the new orleans saints. We are back in a moment. Experience the ultimate sports hub. Where you can find games, news and highlights. All in one place, right on your tv. The xfinity sports zone. Use your voice to search every stat, standing and score. Follow the teams you love. And, even get notifications with breaking news alerts and more. So youll never miss an update. With the xfinity sports zone everybody wins. Now thats simple, easy, awesome. Click, call or visit a store for details. An army family who is always at the ready. So when they got a little surprise. Two . They didnt panic. They got a bigger car for their soontobebigger family. After shopping around for insurance, they called usaa who helped find the right coverage for them and even some muchneeded savings. That was the easy part. Usaa insurance is made the way liz and mike need it easy. Finally tonight, late Justice Ruth Bader<\/a> ginsburg wasnt just a force at the high court. She became a cultural icon, popular with a new generation in her later years. She was celebrated in the book the notorious rbg and parodied on saturday night live. Step down now. You cant get rid of me. Tonight the country remembers a woman who broke barriers and led by example for generations to come. Thank you so much for joining us this evening. Our next newscast is today in the bay. Thats going to be tomorrow morning at 7 00 a. M. 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