good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, kris. if you are going out to breakfast this morning, make sure your diner has checked their eggs to make sure they're not on the recall list of eggs, possibly contaminated with salmonella, mini gourmet in san jose, they're good to go. waiting for the breakfast crowd to show up because they're eggs do come from a local farm. not the farm in the midwest linked to this outbreak. wright county egg of iowa shipped its eggs out under 13 brand names. those names include lucerne, albertson and ralph's. people are getting sick in four states including california. since june, more than 260 people have fallen ill in the golden state alone. california is a bacteria that does cause food poisoning. you can thoroughly cook the eggs and that will kill the salmonella, but your safest and best bet is just to get rid of them. reporting live in san jose, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> we have gop developing news in the business news this morning. word on a multibillion dollar deal? >> yes. $7 billion and c

kris identified. chris: who is their ville cran? >> i don't think there's a villain. chris: come on. >> the one thing the million man march has in common with the glenn beck march is anger. this is the greatest democracy and most prosperous country in the history of the world. sooner or hair you got to ask people what -- sooner or hair you got to ask what people -- >> ainge at white people, yes. >> they feel they're not, what? they're not what they see represented in washington? >> certainly a part of it. these people felt disaffected during the bush years. >> they're angry. >> they were angry but that wasn't part of a narrative. right now it fits a narrative that is compelling and exciting. it fits preconceived notions. >> where is that coming from? >> a lot of folks, including the folks around this roundtable. not intentionally. >> when you go out and talk to the people in the crowds that go to the rallies, they're listening to beck on the radio, you say some are regular people concerned about taxes and deficits. >> they identify themselves that way. chris: who are

. >> kris perry and sandy stier are from berkeley, paul katami and jeffrey 15 zarrillo filed the suit. what's next? anne makovec is at san francisco city hall with a look at the next step in the case. ann, there are a few. >> reporter: it's clear that banning same-sex marriage is unconstitutional. while the ban sun constitutional, it's still in -- is unconstitutional, it's still in place this morning. here's what's going on now and what's expected to happen next. the judge will rule on that as soon as tomorrow so in theory weddings could resume, there is a small chance of it, at least this weekend. the temporary stay that maintains the ban on same-sex marriage while the judge considers whether to suspend his ruling during the appeals process by friday, tomorrow, both sides submitting written statements to the judge so he can decide. the first appeal will happen in the ninth u.s. circuit court of appeals in san francisco. the losing side must file a merits appeal asking the court to decide if judge walker's ruling was proper. both sides want that quickly. beyond that it is expected tha

kris sanchez has more on how to identify the symptoms in the precancer stage. >> reporter: pizza, beer, spicy food. thomas joe loves it all. but his stomach didn't agree. >> it was really bad. and every meal i had heart burn. >> reporter: acid reflux as symptom that affects 60 million americans and like most people, treated with rolaids and over-the-counter medicine. he didn't realize he was masking the progression of a deadly disease, esophageal cancer, which 90% of the time is linked to a condition caused by acid reflux. >> we're going to see another resurgence of the epidemic. because patients will be treating themselves without really being attended by physicians. >> reporter: this doctor, whose patients call dr. t., says the key to stopping the esophageal cancer epidemic is to catch it early while in the precancer stage. dr. t. found the condition early, a diagnosis that ultimately saved his life. >> there are very, very few people who actually can survive esophageal cancer. those are the ones who are picked up and diagnosed very early. >> reporter: getting rid of the precancerous

one night i drove in to ttie's house and kris kristofferson was asleep on the couch, roger miller. was asleep on the flr and willie was scamabling eggs in the kitchen. and the not-so-good old days. i saw an image in that mirror that i did not recognize and i had crawled in there i was on my hands and knees and i said, 'god, if you don't lp me i'm gonna e.' "there's a whole lotta weepin' and wailin' in nashville town, nashvie town..." on e "700 and wailin' in nashville town, nashvie town..." on e "700 we all know haiti was hit by a devastati earthquake. tens of thousands of haitianhave died, and that number is rising. we don't have timto sit around and talk about wh we can do to help. you can help by donating today. >>> there is a ton of excitement at thean francisco zoo today as the annual march of the penguins parade goes through and they were quite well dressed. penguins who graduate from fish school. lee, you're right in the midd of it. >> oh, i am right in the middle of it! actually her on penguin island, you can see some of the my buddies here that actually lift on the island.

i'm kris sanchez. >> i'm garvin thomas. brent and lawyer are are off today. it's 4:30 and it's friday. ria taormina is here with your first look at the forecast. >> good morning. we have fog outside and heavy clouds. there's drizzle along the coast. things will be cool today. there's a possibility of 80s, but this weekend things are going to be changing. it will be cooling off. right now in the low 50s. 53 in san francisco. 56 in oakland. 59 in san jose. not much of a change from this time yesterday. more coming up in the forecast in a bit. see you then. >> thank you very much. something that happened last night is spilling over into the morning commute. >> that often happens, especially friday into saturday and saturday into sunday. the south bay, southbound 280 at 10th street, a couple of lanes closed. an overnight accident happened there, and debris needs to be cleared up. we have a sig-alert because those two lanes are blocked. you can see the stadium on the map, that will effect folks for early friday classes. not a lot of folks book those. we will watch

his first name is kris. he's the commander of the saber forces called,fob. ford operating base in north star province in eastern afghanistan. one of the most difficult and dangerous areas to serve. he wrote to me first as a commander but also as a father and a husband and told me a little bit about how difficult it was and then he said, you know, he had all his guys read three cup office tea and really without education, whatever we do here is in vain. it's education is what we determined if these young men and women beco

where the relief workers were killed last week because the at that point claimed they were preaching kris che januaryy too. >> not only am i sad about the 10 aide workers who were killed, but i was thinking of the hundreds of local afghans on the waiting list fornesser is a operations to correct their vision or have elective surgery and who will now not get their operations. that's the saddest thing of all. >> they have created the fear. >> he was born and raised in afghanistan and says if the at that point said they killed the workers because the quran said so, they purposely miss interpreted the book to incite people's emotions. >> unfortunately, this is how the taliban and the insurgency will make it a religious event. >> they agree these attacks will have a chilling affect to aid in afghanistan and especially by faith-based organizations. they say those groups are already spending about 35% of their budgets on security. >> i think it is going to affect aide. for nothing else -- for many of the organizationses, they have to spend more and more of the resources for security. >> in haywa

nbc bay areas's kris sanchez tells us about some of the keys to survival. >> reporter: pizza, beer, spicy foods, thomas loves it all, but his stomach didn't agree. >> it was really bad, and every meal, i had heartburn. >> reporter: acid reflux is a symptom that affects 60 million americans, and like most people, thomas treated it with rolaids and other over-the-counter medicine. what he didn't realize is that he was just masking the progression of a deadly disease, esophageal cancer, which 90% of the time is linked to a condition caused by acid reflux. >> we're going to see another resurgence of the epidemic, because patients will be treating themselves without really being attended by physicians. >> reporter: dr. george t. says the key to stopping the esophageal cancer epidemic is to catch it early while it is still in the pre-cancerous stage. dr. t. found thomas' condition early, a diagnosis that ultimately saved his life. >> there are very, very few people who can actually survive esophageal cancer, and those are the ones that were diagnosed very early. >> reporter: getting rid of the

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i am kris sanchez. it is back to school time so we've seen whacky times today. >> over the next month or so. we'll continue to adjust. golden gate bridge moving smoothly. in the afternoons, this approach, that project continuing to evolve. watch that getting out of the city. smooth driving. we have low clouds hanging out. keep that in mind. visibility might be an issue along the coast. bay bridge, now no problems. back-ups again start at noon. as we head into the city. and strict lane flows typical across the upper deck. and oakland, we did see a heavier volume. now not so much, tonight there's a game as well. >> you need to bundle up yet again. temperatures continue to be below average. typically 73, numbers 5 to 10 degrees cooler than average. not only east bay, south bay along the peninsula. you have a lot of drizzle in the early morning hours and more through the early morning. tomorrow remains similar to what we're doing today. look at wind comes ba, cool wind, back into the 70s. we're back after t

i'm garvin thomas in for kris sanchez. he is craig herrera and he has great news for those of you who like this cool stuff. >> exactly. those who like the heat, news for you. you have to wait a little bit. all of the cold weather that's coming on through we've gotten a couple of storms passing over us, while they are not going to produce rain they are going to give us a deep fog bank each night through each morning so it will take time to burn that off. highs as you know this entire summer have been cooler than average. today we go 5 to 10 degrees cooler than average. san francisco about 70, only going 62. san jose in the mid 80s, i'm going with 70s and santa rosa, going for 70s. here is your daily planner. only a couple of 80s. garvin, through next week we'll give you the seven-day but we have some 90s, haven't had many all summer long. they are in the forecast and will be there a few days next week. >> just under the wire before labor day. >> craig, thank you. this morning we have developing news out of santa clara, over

kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >> still ahead on the bay area saturday, the price is right forget digging through cushions to find change. how getting off the couch could help you find a wheel of fortune. >>> if you're looking for something to do this saturday, and you're looking for a lot of company, you could do a lot worse than the outside lands art and music festival. in san francisco. not only a huge number of acts playing this weekend for saturday and sunday, but if you have been there you know it's also a great spot for food and wine so. some of the best restaurants and wineries take up residence for the weekend and some of the top bands around. so tight on cash and can't find a job? consider a game show a. new breed of shows moving away from zani personalities and bringing on regular people who need cash to pay bills. these new contestants. >> reporter: during the turbulent times some people are doing more than watching tv game shows, they want to be on them. a potential pay day, perhaps, can replace a paycheck that's disappeared. we stepped inside the game show network studios to

. >> it had a bunch of verses in it i didn't want another long -- >> larry: your good friend kris kristofferson said anybody that doesn't like willie nelson is dead or may as well be dead. why does everybody like you so much? everybody likes willie nelson. >> i like everybody, too, you know? >> larry: you like people? >> yeah. >> larry: what about the plans for the july fourth backwards summer picnic this year. >> we're having it. leon russell, ray wily hover, billy joe shaffer. i tell everybody you got to have three names to get on there. >> larry: in austin, right? >> in austin. >> larry: you're touring all summer? >> all summer. in june we go to europe and come back just in time to do the picnic. >> larry: you got a joke? >> i got some. i don't know if they're -- how about a golfing joke. >> larry: a golfing joke? >> yeah, a golfing joke. this lady went to the pro shop and told the pro the bee had stung her and did he have anything for a bee sting. he said, where did it sting you? she said between the first and second hole. he said, well, first of all, your stance is too wide. >> larry: funn

i'm kris sanchez in with mike inouye. we are talking about livermore and the commute is horrible for the area. >> stacy wrote to us on her facebook page. she said she was two miles from the exclamation point when the overde turned rig happened. and she said it was very stinky. we are looking at southbound 880 with an earlier accident blocking two lanes. that's causing a backup to the san mateo bridge. more news after this. meg's job was to make it happen. it took leadership. focus. and the ability to bring people together. meg whitman delivered. named one of america's best ceo's by harvard business review, she grew ebay 15,000 strong and made small business dreams come true. now meg has a plan to create jobs. fix sacramento. and deliver results. meg whitman. for a new california. >>> recent violence in a san francisco nightclub is forcing one club to shut its doors. at 4:00 this afternoon they will go against city leader who is recently passed new rules to prevent future violence at crimes and hold club owners responsible

kris sanchez is off. i'm vicki nguyen. let's get a look at your weekend forecast with nbc bay area meteorologist rob mayeda. >> good sunday morning. patches of low clouds and drizzle along the coast and around the peninsula for the morning. we'll see sunshine inland for the afternoon, but these mild temperatures will be sticking around for a while. much like we saw yesterday, we'll wake up to some low clouds, mainly on the coast in inner bay, and in the afternoon, mild weather will take us into the 70s, probably right around lunch time inland. notice our highs still way below average for this time of year. mid 80s for livermore for highs. low 60s around san francisco and oakland. a quick check of your seven-day forecast shows we'll wrap-up the weekend on a mild note and start off the month of august, yes we're in august now. and seeing temperatures in the 70s and 80s inland and lots of 60s near the coast. >> this morning, we are learning of a deal between the firefighters union and the city of san jose that could bring job

i'm kris sanchez. "nbc bay area" meteorologist has a look at the forecast that is unusually cool for this time of year. >> good saturday morning to you. we're going to see areas of mist and patchy low clouds for the afternoon. breezy and unusually cool temperatures for this time of year. 60s and 70s for most of the bay area. yes, even a chance of seeing a few showers across the hilltops of the north bay. and those winds, 15 to 25 miles per hour as we head into the afternoon. so drizzle and a few spots for the morning, light showers on the coast. we'll see temperatures slowly climbing as we approach lunchtime. look at the numbers inland. 60s to low 70s. again, earlier in the week, 90s and 100 degree temperatures. nowhere near that today. best bet of seeing isolated showers. hilltops of the north bay. seven-day forecast will clear out tomorrow. warm up early next week. >>> we continue to follow that developing story in oakland this morning where a fremont police officer remains in critical but stable con

i'm kris sanchez with mike inouye. this is the type of day we usually see a slowdown and a sig alert. >> eastbound on 80. it's affects all folks because it's heading out of the viewing area, out of the area through vallejo and fairfield. keep in mind, two lanes are blocked around american canyon. but the westbound direction slowing. about 25 minutes now to the toll retching vst anstretching very slow. more news after this. it's a 5 year, 50,000 mile promise. with complimentary scheduled maintenance no-cost replacement of wear and tear items and 24/7 roadside assistance. because when you create the most beautiful, fast cars on earth, you create an ownership experience to match. >>> if you are looking for your big break, the music industry your first step to stardom. "american idol"le tryouts are happening in san francisco soon. wristbands are being passed out through 8:00 thursday morning at at&t park. people who are audition, not allowed to camp out. once you get your wristband, you'll be asked to return thursday when

kris sanchez here with mike inouye. headed to san jose. not the kind of accident we like to hear about. >> we hear there's an accident between a school bus and a bicyclist in the south portion of san jose. santa teresa at blossom hill road. we hear reports of minor injuries from chp, only two kids on that bus. sounds like maybe the bicyclist had some minor injuries. the rest of the south bay commute looking smoothly. we'll follow that accident and let you know if anything develops. a slower drive throughout most of the commute directions, 101, 85, 87, all showing speeds at 55 miles per hour. slowing from pleasant down to sunol, and there are some low clouds. >> there are clouds. they will be clearing out. 54 in san francisco. 59 in san jose. things will be warming up to the mid 60s and higher into the 70s. inland into the 80s. today will be the nicest day of the next e and.njt oytside and. [ male announcer ] when meg whitman arrived at ebay, they had 30 people and an idea. meg's job was to make it happen. it took leadership. focus. and the

i'm kris sanchez. let's get your forecast with craig. >> good morning, chris. good more to all of you. a little cooler than average. we've been dealing with some 50s right now, just started to see some 60s. it's taking some time to get the sunshine going. finally when we do, 70s and 80s. a couple lower 80s like almaden valley. there's your seven-day forecast. we are with this trend at least through friday. it's the weekend the fog gets thicker and the wind a little stronger. next week looks warmer.h lmore the break. n . >>> a san francisco nightclub is fighting for its right to party. an attorney for the sand cafe on pier 50 says the club will defy an eviction notice from the port of san francisco. they decided to end the lease after a man was shot to death outside that club last month. police have also called for the club's closure. another man was shot and killed in 2008 during a fight. the club's lawyer says that the violent incidents have been exaggerated, an, in his words, misdescribed." >>> the family of a -- is suing the dead pilot's estate. the lawsuit

i'm kris sanchez here with mike inouye. >> it's spare the air day, but delays on caltrans. single tracking and delays for the system around the san antonio area. more cars on the peninsula, highway 101 no major slowing. the south bay getting hit today. we will see this adjust as folks get used to the fall commute, even though it's hot right now. >> yes, we are talking about a spare the air day. it will be hot. the heat advisory will be around until 8:00 tonight. here's what you can expect, 69 in san francisco. 73 in san jose. by 4:00, we will see record-breaking heat. 100 degreesroegdheas e tt east . news after this. >>> a lot of folks will be watching nasa today where a controversial trial to same-sex marriage in the presbyterian church will begin. reverend james sparr is accused of violating church law when she married 16 same-sex couples in 2008. back then gay marriages were legal in california. sparr will face trial by the permanent judicial commission of the redwood presbytery. opening statement also begin today. and tonight at 11:00, we'll have a special report on the

i'm kris sanchez. might want to get your coffee extra hot this morning because it's going to be cooler than we're used to. here's nbc bay area meteorologist with that. >> good saturday morning to you. we will see areas of mist and patchy low clouds. breezy and unusually cool temperatures for this timef

the republican primary until charlie kris dropped out was very expensive. and the general election, meek or green versus charlie cris as an independent and mark arube yow is going to be incredibly expensive. money is mother's milk in politics. host: a match-up between rube yow or green, guest: rube yow -- host: cris comes out ahead? guest: cris comes out ahead. republicans think his numbers are only going to fall as we get closer. people like to say that they're going to vote independent but when they get to the ballot box a lot of time that independent vote dissipates. we'll see how strong his numbers hold up. interestingly enough, right when charlie crist dropped out of the republican party and ran as an independent democrats were excited. this is going to split the 34ru7b vote because crist is a former republican. crist is going into democratic circles to find support. there is a big democratic fundraiser in d.c., who is holding a fundraiser for charlie crist, i think this week sometime. he's gone to florida democratic circles to find support. he may be