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called a lie. >> no, are you kidding me? >> but tonight trump is doubling down. and plus they had very different experiences with the south bay homeless crisis. >> if you're drilling a hole, you're drilling a hole in the same boat. >> but they can agree on one big thing. plus we're on the ground of the foggy bay area music festival. ♪ [ music ] ♪ what attendees can expect for the rest of the weekend. and as they do that, they heat up the air and the air glows. >> the best time to watch the spectacle over the bay area this weekend. good evening, i'm devin fehely in tonight for sara. it involves former president donald trump and a former san francisco mayor in a fallout that's snowballing into something more and more bizarre

with each hour. it started yesterday at the podium in palm beach. trump recounted the story of a scary helicopter ride claiming that willie brown, a san francisco legend, was there with him. >> well, i know willie brown very well. in fact i went down in a helicopter with him. we thought this was the end. we were going to a certain location together. there was an emergency landing. this was not a pleasant landing. and willie was, he was a little concerned. so i know him pretty well. i mean i haven't seen him in years. >> all right, we caught up with willie brown and he said nothing about that story is true. >> no, are you kidding me? i wouldn't ride with him in fears that something might happen. >> trump did take a helicopter ride in 2018 with a different brown. the former california governor, jerry brown. they traveled to butte county to see the destruction from the campfire, but there's no

record at all of an emergency landing. we asked willie brown if trump could have mixed him up with the former governor. he wasn't convinced. >> i don't think i'm confused. i think trump made the whole story up. if you're in to a fictional write-in and speaking, then you do make stories up. >> well this evening, the new york tames pub lushed this story saying trump is insisting he has the records for the helicopter trip and is threatening to sue the paper for reporting otherwise. the article is written by maggie haberman and went on to say trump made an angry phone call to a times reporter earlier today and claimed the helicopter landed in the field. the report said trump shouted he was probably going to sue over that times article. the reporter then asked trump to produce the flight records, but the times reported he responded in a mocking way. "repeating the request in a sing song voice." well yesterday jerry brown actually posted a story on x about the whole debacle

and simply wrote wow. trump talked about willie brown in the first place because a reporter asked him about his relationship with vice president kamala harris. and she dated the san francisco mayor from 1994 to 1995. in the meantime harris rallied in the battleground state of arizona today with minnesota governor tim walz. on the next campaign stop, she's coming home. she is set to arrive in the bay area tomorrow and fundraise at san francisco swanky fairmont hotel on sunday. tickets apparently start at $3,000 and go all the way up to half a million dollars. new this weekend, thousands of music lovers are making a pilgrimage to golden gate park for the outside lands music festival. tonight we had some boots on the ground. our producer took these videos while exploring the festival tonight and caught the headlining act. ♪ [ music ] ♪

the rock group, the killers, played plenty of fan favorites tonight. the group debuted the first new single of the year, bright lines. last year the festival had some hiccups with the encloused side. and once again boots on the ground took this video of the tent before it was shut down several times after some attendees reported that the wooden dance floor had collapsed. this time they made some changes. all right, so this is the stage. it's wide open this year. when people return tomorrow, sabrina carpenter is set to headline. on sunday it will be simpson and post malone. all right, so suching gears, the governor gavin newsom is getting pushback from the bay area on doubling down on an order to crack down on

homeless encampments. threatening to withhold funding from cities and counties that don't apply. da lin spoke to advocates who say he could put lives at risk. >> sleeping in a car is demoralizing. >> reporter: this man says for the last two months his car has been his home. >> it is like going back to prison all over again because my car, it is the same size as my jail cell. >> reporter: he spent 18 years in prison for a robbery. now that he's out, he's says many landlords refuse to give him a chance. >> as someone who is an ex-felon, i can't get a job to afford that ride. lyft told me i couldn't be a driver because of my felonies. >> reporter: raymond now works for the non-profit silicon valley. but still can't afford an apartment yet. he joined other south bay advocates in san jose on friday to oppose governor newsom's policy to get rid of encampments across

the state. they say shuffling people around without giving them places to go will only lead to more homeless encampments. they're demanding more affordable housing, not more sweeps. >> sweeps equals mass incarceration. >> i appreciate and support the governor's push for accountability. >> reporter: matt mahan says they are building affordable housing as a long-term solution. in the meantime they're offering shelter and transitional housing to get the homeless off the streets. >> a part of accountability is measuring performance and then allocating dollars where they are having an impact, so i fully support the idea of shifting dollars to where impact is being had. we cannot have a race to the bottom in which some cities are not doing anything and simply pushing homeless folks into other jurisdictions. that isn't fair, it isn't sustainable. >> reporter: a.j. professional detailing is located next to columbus park and the large encampment. the co-owner tom jones says all signs should work together, not against each other when it comes to fixing

this complex issue. >> we're in the same boat. if you're drilling the hole, you're drilling the hole. >> reporter: someone broke a window at his best about six months ago. he's forced to increase security. >> we have had the security area with razor wire and cameras everywhere just in case. >> reporter: he believes affordable housing will be good for the unhoused and those who work and live near the encampments. they agree saying no one wants to live out here with better options. >> within five years i hope to open my own house. >> reporter: urging voters to pass regional measures. to create thousands of affordable units. tonight the owners of a popular san francisco ice cream store say thieves broke in and tried to make a way with their safe, but only managed to leave with a bag of cookies. they share this picture of their boarded up storefront. the owners posted that five men broke in, broke their front windows early this morning and apparently tried to steal the safe, but it was bolted down to

the cement floor. and not before stealing some cookies. another restaurant in san francisco announced it's going to be closing their doors. but two sisters, both employees of that restaurant say they are determined to keep this business open. andrea nakano shows us how they're making their dreams come true. >> reporter: this is beloved cafe in the heart of the mission that opened seven years ago when jennifer was one of the first employees hired. >> one day i was just walking by and i saw the sign. like i decided to knock on the door and they made me open the door. i was like i'm looking for some jobs. >> reporter: six months later, her sister joined the beloved family. >> this is our second house. we are five days a week or six days a week, you know? it is a lot for us. and thanks to this

job, we can support family. >> reporter: just two weeks ago they heard the devastating news that the owner was going to close this vegan cafe. >> and they were saying that business has been really slow. even though they survived the pandemic, they were like now it is so unstable. everywhere, you know, in the city, it is just like so slow for business. >> reporter: the owner though put an offer on the table. for jennifer and anna to take over. to transfer the lease into their names and to buy the rights to the business name and all of their recipes. >> i mean putting all their money together, yeah, you know, we asked members, my family, like my auntie and my mom and everybody trying to help us out. >> reporter: the community members are also stepping up with donations online and in person to help the sisters. andy nelson is one of the many loyal customers. >> there is nothing like san francisco. and there really

isn't. i wrote a yelp review when i came here saying this is the best vegan in san francisco no question. >> reporter: details are still being worked out on the transfer of ownership. but the sisters who moved from guatemala 16 years ago are in disbelief that they could soon be business owners. they're both excited and nervous, but committed to making their dream come true. >> i believe we're in a special place, you know? this is so healthy. people love it. we believe it, you know, in the community. we believe that it is going to work out. welcoming up, a plane spirals out of the sky. the crash caught on camera. what happened on the ground was nothing short of a miracle. and how you can see a show of light over the bay area this weekend. plus you might be in the mood for hot dogs. what about chowing down on

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breaking she was one of the first employees before retiring last year. her husband announced her death tonight saying she died after a two-year long battle of lung cancer. she leaves behind five children. all right, so the ceo of alphabet posted this tribute to her online writing that he was unbelievable saddened to lose his dear friend and this hard to imagine a work without him. 61 people dead after a plane fell from the sky over brazil. the country's government is declaring three days of mourning after that crash. capturing the plane going down in that area of san palo in the air for 60 minutes before it

started falling, dropping about 17,000 feet in just one minute. and it crashed just feet from home and somehow nobody on the ground was served right now and unclear what caused that plane to crash. and they appeared to have stalled in 1994 killing 68 people. and it was a bit smoky across the bay area and that advisory has been extended into saturday. we also had a windy chilly foggy day in san francisco as about 60,000 people came in. >> yes, you're right. if you look at the window behind us, it's foggy right now. you can barely see it from the financial district. and the fog will be a factor. air quality progressively less of a factor. let's step over and take a look at the air quality map,

which is an improvement for the east bay east of the oakland hills. kind of the deterioration for the rest. and as we head through the weekend with that forecast as we would head through early next week. and then it should be good across the board by sunday, monday, tuesday, and the stronger breeze, kind of refreshing that air. also pushing that fog further and further inland and that is also going to result in cooler temperatures for the second half of the weekend. still warmer than normal, but that should kind of reverse as we hit the second half of the day on sunday. you can barely see the stories as the temperature downtown is 55. same temperature in santa rosa. otherwise the low 60s. those numbers will continue to retreat as the fog continues to spread further and further across the bay. reduced visibilities, pretty much everywhere or at least low cloud cover for inland parts of

the bay area where that fog will back up by late morning, retreating to the coast by midday. but along the coast, i don't think you'll see the sunshine breaking through. and not just tomorrow, but the entire weekend. really the entire seven-day forecast. let's take a look at temperatures. we will bring up the floor map here and talk about low temperatures tomorrow morning, which will be pretty close to what's normal. i've actually loaded up the wrong thing here on my ipad. let me load up the correct thing as i still have that show on here. and let's take a look at the air temperature for tomorrow and it is worth the wait, right? it's free air-conditioning. that's worth the weight. right around 60 degrees for morgan hill. mostly 50s by early tomorrow morning across the entire bay area. just the warmest locations to the east into the delta in the low 60s. temperatures in the north bay will be in the cool spots dipping down by early tomorrow. the north bay valley is always efficient in collecting some of the cooler air. temperatures warm up in

the low 90s. mostly 80s for the north bay. 60s and 70s in san francisco. you go farther to the east, it is still going to be warmer than normal. low to mid-90s. then you get into the santa clara valley. into the 90s for morgan hill. which for the middle of august is not bad at all. temperatures will back down slightly below average as we would hit the second half of the weekend, continuing into early next week. for the bay area and most of california, most of the west coast, the 8 to 14-day outlook center showing a good chance of cooler than normal temperatures through the back half of august. this will last for a decent amount of time. take a look at your seven-day forecast. kind of averaging out of temperatures in the middle portions of 80s. warming up a little bit, but only what's normal by tuesday and the rest

of next week. temperatures will make it up to the 60s and monday. and the beginning of next week and then back to normal with that sunshine around the bay with the fog very reluctant to leave the coast. gray skies overhead with the foreseeable future and temperatures don't warm up. only in the lower half of the 60s. coming up in sports. 49ers, titans, the pre-season opener is less than 24 hours away. two niners in

hem low from nashville, 49ers and titans, less than hours away from this preseason slate getting picked off. the big question, will he play, won't he play? no, i'm not talking brandon aiyuk, i'm talking brock purdy. no, le not play in saturday's game against the titans. in his first two nfl seasons, purdy has led the niners into a super bowl. purdy told vern glenn it's hard for them to believe. >> it's weird to think i'm going into my third year. i have rookies coming in asking me for advice. like dang, that was me and it feels like yesterday. time's going fast, but i'm enjoying every minute of it. man, we've got such a great team and such great guys around me. for me, i just need to be myself. but i guess i

don't know if i'm considered a vet yet. >> reporter: jennings with a touchdown pass and a catch in the super bowl. but his best catch came in college when he was playing at the university of tennessee and hopes to recreate that this weekend. >> i actually told coach, the first play of the game. let's do it. >> reporter: they probably won't need to do it. jennings and 49ers backup qb, josh dobbs, connected on this back in 2016. eight years later, jennings is thrilled to be teammates again with dobbs. >> when he called me to tell me he was coming to the niners, i really couldn't believe it. i didn't believe him at first until i saw on instagram. i was like it's good to be back on the same team, it's incredible. i wanted to learn all the ropes from dobbs, man.

tune in at 3:30 tomorrow for the pregame show. kickoff at 4:00 right here on kpix. and immediately following the game, fifth quarter, where we will break it all down and bringout best interviews from the niner locker room. guys, back to you in the studio. >> all right, thank you. still ahead stargazers get ready for a

i've always loved this time of the year. excitement growing for an annual meteor shower. it's expected to send lights across our skies or what we see, no shooting stars. brian hackney shows us when is the best time to watch. >> reporter: meet saul garcia. >> when i bought it, i named it after my wife. >> reporter: inside. >> i do have some stones in here. this is a fossil. it's

sea clams, a shell. and this is fluoride. >> reporter: did you know about rocks before you bought the show? >> no. >> this is great outside. >> reporter: all of these are rocks that formed on earth. >> highlight over from mexico. >> a meteorite survives its plunge from space to earth, sometimes with a bang. most of them just burn up with a sky. meteors, and they make for a great light show like this weekend's perseid meteor shower. >> the per seeds are one of the best showers always in the years for meteor showers. >> the astronomer explains what the earth is running into over the weekend. his debris left behind by a comet. debris no bigger than grains of sand slamming into the earth of

130,000 miles an hour. if they do that, they heat up the air and the air glows. what we see is a sheet of ice. the best thing to do is look after midnight when the moon would have set and the sky is as dark as possible. good dark skies, you can see as many as 100 an hour. that's almost two to three a minute. >> as for the usual, everybody can enjoy it including scott himself. >> you're still taking a look yourself? >> absolutely. i'll grab neighbors whether they want to come or not. i'll take family members out. >> it is pretty fascinating when you think about it. >> these are amazing little remnants of the beginning of the solar system. it's one of the reasons why astronomers still to this day, we still get excited. if you could find a meteorite, you are literally holding a piece of the history. and up next, the stadium

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get it in san francisco and i know you would have tried it. but look at this thing. this is what the arizona cardinals are calling a cotton candy burrito. i heard about this yesterday. basically a massive pile of sugar. features cotton candy wrap on the outside filled with your choice, sprinkles. the cotton candy burrito will set you back $15. not including the trip to the dentist. >> the insulin. >> for a lifetime of diabetes. this made us curious about other pro sports food auditing. this is your slider dog. you can get this at a cleveland guardians game. it's a hot dog, crispy onions, okay. mac and cheese, and fruit loops. >> the last one, why? >> i don't get it, $11 for that. that you'll never get back. to keep things classy

with a miller highlight, the last side bond topped with champagne relish. >> we had those at our cookout the other day. >> that's what we do. we're classy. this is the burger, five slices of cheese, bacon, and for the buns, two eight-inch pepperoni pizza. >> oh my god. >> and of course you can enjoy these at a giants game. that's why we have matt lively who got to test out oracle's park's offering. >> all right, what's all in this? you put steak in front of me, it's always going to hit. >> let's see. all right, so all of that to me feels like frankenstein food, right? or something de