good morning, coming up on "today on the bay" it's the calm before the storm. what crews are doing to make sure today's game runs smoothly. also, back on patrol. the deputy who shot and killed a north bay teenager is heading back to work. that is not sitting well with some in the community. and a bay area family searching for justice. that are 2-year-old girl killed by a hit-and-run driver. what you can do to help. this is "today in the bay." time now is 7:00. you're looking live at san jose.

it's going to be a beautiful one across the bay area. maybe a light jacket in the morning, but we'll get to that in just a moment. good morning and thank you for joining us. i'm vicky nguyen, along with andrew slaughter. >> good morning. let's look at the sky camera network. you can see from the north bay through san francisco, we've got clouds every single location, but later on this afternoon, just like we saw yesterday, that fog will burn off. today highs will be very similar to yesterday, maybe a touch cooler, 81 in south bay, 73 in san francisco today, perfect weather for the giants and of course perfect weather for the 49ers. we're going to talk about your forecast game day for today and get you into the next upcoming week form the most interesting thing, vicky, looking at the models, we are talking about the potential for maybe the most

showers across the state of california for we have seen maybe in a couple months. >> well, we need it. the drought situation is very serious. >> yes. >> but for today great game day weather. >> absolutely. it is the final countdown. we are six hours from kickoff at le levi's stadium. the 49ers make their debut at the gem. today is another major test for the city and stadium officials. more than 60,000 fans will back levi's stadium for the first 49ers preseason game. two weeks ago when the stadium hosted the san jose earthquakes game, light rail passengers complained about overcrowded trains and long waits. they have added three more trains to the fleet today. stadium staff have also worked with police to improve traffic flow and parking. it's not just stadium crews, but nearby businesses are gearing up, two. the nearby marriott sold out for the weekend and a restaurant is

opening an hour early to handle the fans. >> making a little bit more production for all the people coming here. today's game begins at 1:00. the leavee ace stadium regular season opener is september 14th against the chicago bears. more details about the brand-new stadium. a pair of scoreboards together cover more than 19,000 square feet. you won't have a problem tweeting or posting about the game. at least 400 miles -- miles of data cable winds through the stadium. that makes wifi speeds 40 times faster than any other stadium, and no more lines at the barn. levi's stadium has over 1100 bathroom stalls. compared to candlestick, that's 250 more. so ladies, good news. if you want to start the party early, head to the red one rally at great america. for $85 you can enjoy food like prime rib and shrimp.

there's also a meeting and greet with the cheerleaders and team alumnae. don't forget great america park will be closed every time there's a game there. we have everything you need to know online. just go to nbcbayarea.com, and we'll show you tips on how to get to the stadium, also what to bring and what to leave at home. let's turn to developing news out ferguson, missouri. police fired smoke and tear gas into a group of protesters, as the tension continues following the death of 18-year-old mike rumsfeld brown, who was shot by a ferguson police officer last weekend while he was unarmed. the governor of missouri issued a state of emergency and ordered a curfew to take effect between midnight and 5:00 sunday morning. several hundred protesters gathered in the streets in the

rain as police stood by in riot gear. they used tear gas after another man was shot near the protest. officers say their priority is to maintain overall victsafety. >> we have a shooting victim. we had a man extended in the middle of the road with a handgun. we had a police car shot out, and yes, i think that was a proper response. >> seven people were arrested for failing to follow the curfew. some residents say the curfew is a violation of their first amendment rights. meanwhile, back here in the bay area, cleanup after a protest in the east bay turned violent. more than 100 people took to the streets of oakland and berkeley on friday night. they are marching in support of the protesters. oakland police say the march was mostly peaceful, but a small group of people became violent and pepper sprayed officers. one officer was taken to the hospital after being assaulted.

protesters vandalized several businesses, including a bakery. >> it's nice to have a peaceful protest, but when they're damaging businesses, it really hurts the businesses in your community instead of helping them. >> in berkeley, protesters set fire to a garbage can. two people were arrested there. to another demonstration in the north bay, that's where the deputy tied to the shooting death of andy lopez will soon head back to street patrols. >> that somebody's going to stop the wave of violence. protesters gathered yesterday afternoon in santa rosa. they are upset about deputy eric gelhaus returning to the streets. he's been on administrative leave since october. lopez was holding a bebe gun. deputies say they mistook it for an assault weapon. he was cleared of any wro

wrongdoing. >> he's been put on the street again on patrol. he's been given a gun, back on the streets in our county. >> gelhaus first returned back to work in decent in an administrative role. this week he turns to patrol. a bay area family plead fog justice asking a hit-and-run driver to surrender. that ir2-year-old daughter died after she was hit on a about usee san francisco street. the driver of that car did not stop. officers say the toddler was in a crosswalk with a family member on mission street between fourth and fifth street. that's when a car traveling eastbound on mission hit the toddler. people are leaving flowers and stuffed animals for 2-year-old miyana gregory. miyana and that family member were just leaving a movie when the toddler was hit. the officers described the car as a cam are, lexus or -- it has a mismatched front bumper and

dark rims. >> the little girl's aunt is asking anyone in the public who knows this car to call police. >> if you know the car, just please speak out. we're looking for justice for my-my. >> a memorial fund has also been set up. police are asks anyone with information to please reach out. the stowaway has been released. she most recently sneaked onto a plane and made it to l.a. she was ordered to serve 117 days in jail, but hartman got out yesterday just after four days behind bars because of the jail overcrowding. she has attempted to sneak onto planes including several times at sfo, where she is now banned. prosecutors says she was suffering from a mental illness, and she recently left a treatment center.

much more ahead. coming up, a major endorsement from a south bay mayor. we'll tell you who is supported ro qac rokhanna. got a tip? call 1-888-988-tips, or e-mail theunit@nbcbayarea.com, and help us hold the powerful accountable.

that is a look at san jose south bay. it will be cooler than we have seen it in recent days. weatherman an thousand slaughter will be here in a bit. san jose mayor chuck reed and neonounced he endorses

khanna. 37-year-old khanna is challenging mike honda for his seat in the house. we have a follow up. no charge will be filed against the san francisco man who was accused of posing as a tsa agent. deputies arrested eric slighten last month. he was caught at the security checkpoint at the international terminal. they are investigating claims that he patted down women in a private screening area. so far no female passengers have stepped forward to confirm that happened. a fight brewing over a appropriate east bay cemetery. hundreds of opponents turned out this weekend to make their voices heard. a developer plans to build the creekside memorial park on about 220 acres of open space. organizers took people to see the site. they say a cemetery there would

increase traffic, is too close to existing homes, and would lead to declining property values, but the number one concern is water. >> they're going to pull millions of gallons of water out of the ground, twice as much is under there. we're being asked to cut back substantially on our own water usage. why would we be pumping out groundwater. >> but supporters say families of east bay need somewhere to bury their loved ones nearby. litter at litter, someone is leaving kittens at a bay area shelter. why shelter workers wants to find the person dumping these cats. another morning of fog and clouds. we are going to be plenty of sunshine. we'll get you into the game day forecast. the 49ers taking on the broncos. we'll be back to get you into the forecast into next week as well. come on back.

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a live look at the sunol hills. it's by warmer inland, but very typical temperatures across the bay area. robin williams is bringing smiles and laughter again this weekend to fans who gathered to remember and celebrate the comedian. he is the star of a free mini film festival at the food park on 11th and harrison in san francisco. yesterday fans got to see three of his most popular films. today the lineup includes "goodwill hunting" and "debt poets society." the movies start at noon. who is dropping off the cats? a mystery in south bay caught on camera. kristi smith has more on why

shelter staff want to find this donor. >> reporter: the lure of this kittens brought this family to the south bay after they heard that boxes of them were left. >> such a sad tire. >> could. >> california, cookie and cupcake and a few other names. >> reporter: 24 cats and kittens were left in boxes at the overnight drop-off. it was caught on surveillance tape, but not the car's license plate. this is the fourth time in more than a year. >> this isn't a criminal thing, but we would like more information. and again stop the cycle of happening. part of loving an animal is also spaying and neutering so you're not continuing a cycle. >> the shelter believes the same

group has left black and white tux eid or cats. they're healthy and social, but now the shelter has 193 cats. >> the fact they people are actually leaving them at the shelter is wonderful. it just would be nice if they would be up-front. >> ken faber came to adopt the last cats left in boxes are still being evaluated, but there are plenty to go home. their cat was rescued from a freeway. >> we were just hoping to find a cat, because they're really cute. >> christie smith, nbc bay areas news. >> the shelter says the cats will be available in about a week. adoption fees have been waived through the end of the month. anthony, good morning. >> good morning as well. >> a lot of big events. >> temperatures will be near 80 degrees, so definitely make sure you have the sunscreen and the water to goo long with that as

well. looking at the live camera network, we're looking at fog, every single microclimate region. and you know, later on, as i mentioned, we will see some sunshine, very similar to what we saw. >> 75 for the east bay, north bay you'll be near 80, our hot spot today, of course, no big surprise. in the peninsula, mid 70s, and for the south bay, rather, we'll be in the low 80s. for san jose, you'll notice 80 degrees, morgan hill up to 85. 77 degrees, san mateo, you'll be at 72. san francisco you'll get rid of the fog after about 1:00, and plenty of sunshine. santa rosa with plenty of sunshine, sauce lita 67, walnut creek, you'll be up to 80. yesterday in the 90s in the trivalley. livermore one of the warmer. today just a few degrees shy of

that. up to 88 in danville. so it will still be a warm day. san jose and the santa clara valley, no big surprise there. nuclear weapons near 80 degrees. not toot warm. that's actually perfect conditions to be out for that first game. i want to show you what is happening to the north. you can see quite a bit of activity moving towards the provinces of can asa. but i don't know if can you see it, but the giemont starts to break off a bit. not a lot of cloud cover, but the break off just a bit will give us a piece of that energy that will mo this way, and what it will mean for us is just cooler weather, maybe a chance for some showers. i want to start you off with today. you'll notice fog will be with us before about 9:00, and at that it will retreat.

after about 11:00 in san francisco, and down toward santa cruz, that's where you'll see the sunshine after about 11:00. they could after that sun al day long, with the fog returns most likely around 9:00. i wanted to give you that quick glimpse. that storm system to our north, eventually by friday it will diver down to the south, and there will be some subtropical moisture available down toward the central coastline. here's the wild card. will that meet up with this area of low pressure? if it does, maybe a quarter of an inch of rain. at this point, the most latest model run doesn't have a whole lot of rain with it, maybe some shower activity across the north bay, and that would be it. we're going to continue to track it overall. this is huge news. again, we haven't seen more than a quarter of an inch of rain

really since the beginning of the year. it will be warm today. by wednesday, thursday and friday it's going to start to feel like fall. we're talking temps falling about ten degrees. while it will be falling back into the 70s, expect 60s in san francisco by next weekend. a bit of a change coming, but you have a few days to prepare. >> we have a kindergartener heading to school tomorrow, so it's a bit about back to school weather. we like it. they went to a concert not knowing they would become a footnote in rock history. as the bay area says farewell to candle stick.

on thursday night sir paul mccartney played the last event

in candlestick park. 48 years ago the beatle' last concert. today joe rho sato jr. shares the memories of fans who were there back in 1966. >> i know, i was a young kid. >> reporter: through a lifetime the memories, august 29th, 1966 will always come back to rich. >> it was my first concert. i didn't know what to expect. >> it was the day he hopped the city bus. >> everybody was so happy and singing beatle songs. >> reporter: and headed to candlestick park. >> this is the final ticket. first song, i was in a state of shock. >> reporter: before hi young eyes he musical heroes in the flesh. >> you noticed it didn't sonde anything like the record. in a way you were disappointed, but you would say, who cares? it's the beatles live. i have the candlestick park concert. i probably listen to it ten

times a year still. >> reporter: to get a glimpse of what that concertment to him. >> it looked like a museum. >> reporter: you need a glimpse of his home. >> these are. >> the psych dellic -- >> i still have a ton of beatle stuff. there comes a point where it's kind of crazy. >> reporter: what's crazy is knowing he witnessed the beatles last concert efr. >> to know i was able to see -- i was a staff photographer for "the san francisco examiner." my assignment was to cover the beatles. >> reporter: he was just across the barricades from bandoni at that show. >> they marched out from the dugout, and proceeded to second base where they had set up the stage. >> reporter: they show the with

the score still on the scoreboard. >> it wasn't an elaborate light show with flashing fireworks. all they did was four guys came on stage, performed their songs, and away they went. >> reporter: he clicked the last photo. >> an armored car came out, they jumped in the armored care. away it went. >> reporter: he won't see the farewell to the stick. >> not at the prices i've heard. >> reporter: but bandoni will. >> it had to whap. it's the perfect culmination. >> reporter: a soon to be demolished park. >> forever on my lie going up and down highway 101, i would look at candlestick and think, i saw the beatles there. >> reporter: joe rho sato jr., nbc bay area news. incredible memories. next the countdown to the first 49ers game in levi's stadium. plus -- >> why won't anyone from the

office speaking about these. >> because i don't think they're legitimate. >> a local police chief and investigate concerns that the party is putting public image before public safety with illegal ticket quotas.

good morning, it's 7:30. let's take you over to san jose. not a big difference in the microclimates, but we're getting off to a great weather weekend for activities outside. good morning, thanks for joining us. an theo slaughter is here to tell us where are the best places to go outside. >> the best place is depending on what you like. if you're a fan of the cold, cool weather, stay at the coast, if you like the warmer temperatures, head inland. the microclimates in future effect, but kind of uniform right now. the north bay, there is a little

nip in the air, temperatures cooler back into the 50s, but we will see plenty of sunshine, even the coolest locations will get up to 70 dlees. temperatures near 90 in the valleys, and levi's stadium, 49ers game, temperatures right near 80. really perfect conditions. that's a nice setting if you could just enjoy it, with a little breeze, winds out of the northwest at 5 to 10. >> we're liking it. thanks for putting that together for us, anthony. >> yeah. >> anthony is right, it is the final countdown. the 49ers make that i debut. today is another test for traffic and stadium officials. two weeks ago when the stayedium hosted the san jose earthquakes

games, light-rail passengers complained about overcrowded trains and long waits. they tell us they have added three more trains to the fleet, stadium staff working with police today, too, to improve traffic flow and parking. it won't just be the stadium crews businesses nearby are getting ready. the hilton santa clara has already sold out for the weekend. one restaurant owner tells us they're bringing in extra staff and opening an hour early. >> making a little bit more production for all the people coming here. today's game begins at 1:00 p.m. the regular season opener is september 14th against the chicago bears. more details on the niners brand-new stadium. a pair of scoopboards together cover more than 19,000 square feet. you won't have a problem tweeting or posting about the game. at least 400 miles of data cable

wind through the stadium making wifi speed 40 times faster than anywhere else. over 1100 bathroom stalls, 250 more than candlestick had. we have everything you need to know on nbcbayarea.com, click on the leavee ace stadium guide at the top. that's where we'll have tips on how to get to the stadium, what you can bring and whatsh leave at home. to the suburbs of ferguson, missouri, the town at the sooner or later of debate and the divide of who gets shot by police. racial tensions there. officers fired smoke and tear gas into a crowd of protesters early this morning as the tension continues after the death of michael brown. he was shot by a ferguson police officers last weekend. the governor of missouri issued a state of emergency and ordered a curfew that would take effect

between midnight and 5:00 sunday morning. several hundred protesters gathered as police stood by in riot gear. they used tear gas to clear the crowds after a man was shot near the protest. officers say their priority was to plain tain overall safety. >> we have a shooting victim that is in critical condition that may lose his life. we have a subextended in the room with a handgun. we had a police car shot at tonight. yes, i think that was a proper response. >> some residents say the curfew is a violation of theirs first amendment rights. some local police officers are pointing fingers at that bosses. they that i leaders are putting public image over public safety. these are damaging allegations. here's the latest report from the nbc bay area investigative unit.

>> first thing baas just really shock. >> charles ewe remembers the fear he felt after thieves stole cash and electronics from that home in palo alto. >> they were just like on the bed when we got here. the passports and all our identification documents. >> could the burglary have been prevented? charles doesn't know, but members of his police department have a theory. >> the party might expect us to be in their neighborhoods protecting homes, will find that most officers won't do these tistsds. >> multiple sources from the palo alto pleept department spoke to three risked their crease to expos agency practices they call unethical and illegal. >> at some point you either have to stop complaining or stand up for what you think is right. >> reporter: officers first raised concerns in january of 2013 internally. this is a survey obtained

exclusively by the investigative unit. in it, 45 officers of the 80-member team told their bosses what is working and what's not. officers questioned the push to increase ticket writing, calling it an unofficial quota. >> are quotas legal in california? >> they are not. >> you have officers more concerned with writing tickets, keeping stats up than apprehending suspects, for instance, catching residential burglars. >> reporter: they say the pressure to meeting they ticket quotas comes at a cost to public safety. >> residential burglaries are a huge problem in palo alto. they okur obviously on small-level streets. officers don't generally patrol those areas anymore, because they are not going to generate a stat. >> reporter: data showed burglaries on the right. by to 12, that rose to 332. it's about the same time period that officers say they were pushed to write more tickets. >> some officers have been

threatened with punishment if their statistics are low. >> reporter: sources say the pressure to write more citations or consequences let some officers to double dip. they were writing warnings and tickets for the same traffic stop. so it looked like they were making twice as many stops. >> it's documented in this department memo that some officers were padding their activities. officers say they're also being instructed to artificially enhance the response times. >> the department administrators have encouraged officers to air they're on scene when they're not. >> reporter: why is this happening? sources say the top brass is concerned about budgeting. hang on one second, chief burns. he has known about his officers' concern. for weeks he declined our request for an interview, so we

caught up with him after a recent lunch. we talked to officers in your depend that currently say the concerns are just as bad if not worse than they were. what have you done to address the concerns? have you made changes? >> sure. >> reporter: such as? >> a variety of things? >> reporter: can you speak to those specifically? >> not right now. >> reporter: the officers say they feel pressured to write tickets, and they call it an unofficial quota. how do you respond to that? >> that's not the case. that's not the case. >> reporter: why won't anyone speak to some of these accountability issues? >> because i don't think they're legitimate. >> reporter: how do -- we asked mayor nancy shepard and showed her 82% of the officers in the survey said they're more afraid of getting in trouble with the administrators. she referred us to city manager jim keen. he ignored or calls and e-mails. >> that's bad, that's bad.

i'll tell dennis that myself. >> former public defender and community activist said he's worked with chief burns to resolve issues in the past. he said the police and public -- >> whether he's a friend or not, a friend tells the truth, dennis why are you not answering our questions? what do you have to hide? >> reporter: they're the first to responsible to the call for help. now these officers say they need the public's help. >> they should demand higher standards. i think they should be very concerned with the quota system. >> reporter: will you sit down with us at some point? in an e-mail the spokesman said no department members have informed our administration of any concerns that impact the safety of our personnel or public. meanwhile, we have an open-ended request to speak with chief burns and city muster jim keen. if you have a tip, give us a call, or you can send us an

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for 106 base, the a's have been alone in first place, but atlanta, a's down 3-0 in the top of the sixth, but the center field for a t-run homer. however the braves answered quickly with a run of their own. atlanta would win. oakland now shares first place with the angels.

scoring five unanswered runs to take the lead. certainly i don't romo close it is out in the ninth. a nice come from behind win. they take it 6-5. we're back in two minutes. coming up on "today in the bay" it was thought once to be an insurmountable lead, but now the campaign has hit a snag. our political analyst joins us next to explain would you say reelection may know longer be a sure thing. good morning. there's lot to do in the bay let's start off with a good old-fashioned festival. a fiddling checking and dancing cow. they were seeking a local outlet for our that will only. they are handdrafted good in pes ka dero, even a kids' corral, an old-fashioned country festival.

often thought of as youth programming, animation inspires a subculture called cos play. you can bring your family to their anime fair. there's going to be a costume contest, a sailor moon gathering and centaur gathering, and. and i thought a flash mob was supposed to be a surprise. you can act surprised, right? if you head to fremont for the 22nd festival of india, the grandmarshal is entertainer ayushmann. there's fashion shows and a fair with food, jewelry, clothing, and we'll see your back to school and work community. check back with me here.

it's no secret that governor jerry brown has been in the driver's seat in his cruise to reelection, but now he may have hit a road block. larry is in the studio this morning. this is an issue we have been covering extensively in the investigative unit, ties between a major public agency and the private company it is supposed to regulation. >> and these three letters, p.g. & e, well, that's the problem area. ground zero for this state. for four years pg & e has been on the hot seat for the explosion in san bruno that killed eight people, devastated the entire city. last year after a lengthy investigation, and you reported that here, the california public utilities commission recommended a record fine of $2.25 billion against pg & e, but the

investigation and subsequent recommendations have led to other problems for public utilities commissioner. potential even governor jerry brown. >> let's talk about that, larry, the collection between mike at peavy and governor brown. the governor appointed peavy, so anything that reflects poorly, does it have the potential to smudge governor brown as well? >> that's the potential linkage, it turns out the city of san bruno through e-mail exchanges, you know, no big deal -- that kind of relationship is understandable. what doesn't make sense is the close relationship that existed in those changes, to the extent that according to those e-mails, including have i on the future of the puismt c, how to handle the issues, to pg & e's benefit. let's remember.

pg & e is responsible to the explosion, and tpuc is supposed to regulate that utility. some would say this is tantamount to the fox guarding the chicken pen, so a lot have are asked for peavy's resignation. >> and some people are calling on governor brown to take action. i know our investigative report has tried to get the governor to talk. >> these mounting pressures are beginning to take a toll. from your investigation and others no question. after all, the puc commissioner is appointed by and serves at the pleasure of the governor. so last friday things became even more tense in a lengthy press conference, brown defended

peavy's leadership as, quote, a very effective leader. so as a result, gubernatorial opponent neel kashkari, he may have an issue here, which until now really hasn't managed to get off the grown. not only can kashkari salomon report from fellow reps, but he may gain baas environmentalists and reformists who are becoming increasingly suspicious of brown? >> will he capitalize on that? >> none of this is to suggest that brown is on the verge of defeat. of course not. he has a 20-point lead in the polls. there's a lot of money here. neel kashkari virtually has nothing, he can't get off the ground with that campaign, but

in an election year, election xanz, sometimes issues envelope candidates, and the manage of the puismt c/pg & e controversy, it would be a challenge and possibly an opportunity for kashkari. it will be an interesting story, we never thought of from emerges from no about, that we all would be watching it itches as always, we appreciate your time. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. still ahead, a 49er takes the ice bucket challenge. we'll show you the video next. and we are talking about fog this morning and clouds, but later on this afternoon, sunshine will filter through the whole bay area. that's coming right back.

welcome back. we want to get you up to speed with your sunday forecast.

you'll notice we're breaking up lots of cloud cover, even through san francisco as well. we want to take you to the golden gate bridge. we are looking at that fog. in fact enveloping the golden gate bridge now. winds are starting to pick up. after about 11:00. for the inland valley. later on this afternoon, san jose will be up to 80. morgan hill 85, the peninsula mid 70s. that's where we'll see some of the most confers ant westerly. the embarcadero at 67. hayes valley, up to 69. napa up to 81, oakland you'll be at 73. in the trivalley this is where we'll see the warmer weather, with temperatures in the upper 80s. a bit cooler from yesterday, in fact by a couple degrees. no 90s like we saw yesterday. of course we've been telling you about the the forecast for the levi's stadium.

79 degrees. really comfortable. winds will be light today. so very comfortable. remember that spf and water if you'll be out there. this is going to be the activity we'll be tracking. with this system it's going to continue to move toward the north. with us we'll get a piece of this action. we won't see the bron of the storm, but we will see a blow-off from it, that will give us a bit cooler temperature. not expecting any fog or drized, at least after 11:00. sunshine stays with us all day long. once we get toward sunset, i do think the fog will return. once we get towards about thursday, friday, this upcoming

week, that system to the north, that will eventually drop down to the south. at it moves through, we're not going to see a lot of rainfall, but the potential for cooler weather. unfortunately with each model run, it looks like the rain is less and less likely. the big thing to now. temperatures will fall off by about ten degrees. and then you'll notice as we move through wednesday, third, friday, and then san francisco, mid 60s possibly only to near 60. so we're talking about cooler weather by thursday and friday. >> an early splash of fall weather. thank you, anthony. the next one to man up. here's colin kaepernick. >> i don't get cold. >> okay. not even a flinch.

wow, this chilly campaign on social media raises money for lieu gere is's disease research. as of day the association has received more than $11 million from kaepernick there. you get the ice bucket challenge, then you call out the next person. they either have to do the bucket challenge, or make a donation. in some cases with a lieutenant of these celebrities, they do both. now just about five hours away. the 49ers host the denver broncos at 1:00 p.m. in santa clara. police will be there to assist in traffic control. the concern is fans won't know where to park, so they are recommended to take vta as an alternative, and of course you can go to nbcbayarea.com, we'll have a stadium guide at the top to tell you what to bring, what to leave at home, how to get

there. and the weather will be nice. >> we appreciate that. thanks so much for making us a part of your morning. we'll have news later tonight, and all day on nbcbayarea.com. have a great sunday. ♪ ♪ ♪here i am. rock you like a hurricane♪ fiber one now makes cookies. find them in the cookie aisle.

next on "meet the press," the racial divide in america. new developments this morning as the slaying ofn unarmed black teenager by a white police officer turns a st. louis suburb into a combat zone. the search for answers and the national debate over race and policing that prompted president obama to weigh in once again. i'll be joined by the governor of missouri and key voices from law enforcement and the political world. and taking on the isis threat. does president obama's refusal to intervene in syria doom attempts to stop the terror group from taking hold in iraq and beyond? and how deep is the risk between hillary clinton and the president on the use