from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." good morning, time now is 7:00, and take a look at that beautiful view of san francisco, the sunrise, and it's going to be a lovely day across the bay area. good morning, and thank you so much for joining us this saturday, i'm vicky nguyen along scythe ant le slaughter alongside with the forecast.

>> good morning to you, looking good, seeing sunshine? san francisco. usually we have to wait until 11:00, so this is indicative of what's a sunny day in san francisco and everywhere in the bay. you'll notice temperatures running cool, you may need a light jeacket this morning, but san francisco will be 70 degrees with the cool ocean wind, a lot of sun, and low to mid 80s, and if you're going to the beaches, a warning for you, expect dangerous swells because we have three tropical storms in the pacific and talking about an increase in humidity tomorrow. that's coming up with a check of the tropics as well. >> get out there, but watch for waves? >> definitely, never turn your back on the water. >> that's true. good advice, thank you, anthony. this morning, shots fired after a concert in the south

bay. one in the hospital this morning. police received multiple calls of multiple shots fired in mountain view. the concert finished at 11:00 when the shots rang out. they locked down the backstage area for hours. investigators confirmed one was shot multiple times and rushed to the local hospital for treatment. no word on extent of the injuries. we spoke with the concert goers minutes after the shooting. >> we're at the concert and herd, like, seven shots, six shots, and with the last one was 20 seconds later, and people started running everywhere. >> police are looking for witnesses who information leading to the arrest of suspects involved in the shooting asking anyone with pictures, video, or evidence to contact mountain view pd. all lanes are now back open on 880 near the coliseum after a crash that killed one person

overnight. the accident happened near 3:15 this morning. when crews arrived at the scene, they found the driver of the wrecked vehicle not breathing. three of the four lanes closed for nearly four hours until 5:00 this morning. details on what caused the accident. intense fire fights on opposite ends of the bay as crews battled two large smokey fires yesterday. not only sbensz, but dangerous, and all dur the evening commute. the first fire in a recycling yard, and then 45 minutes later, a fire raged at a well-known charity in santa clara. an organization that helps those in need find itself in need of thep this morning. a fast moving fire destroyed donations and supplies at hope services. the south bay lost three trucks in santa clara, and it started yesterday afternoon while workers collected donations. hope services provides help and

jobs to people with autism and down syndrome and disabilities. most workers were home for the weekend so no one was hurt and no structures burned, but the group lost three trucks use the to pick up donations at people's homes. >> they represented weeks' worth of work and people's generous contribution to hope services. >> we've been around for 62 years so we're resilient and positive. >> the trucks were ensured and will be replaced, but the donated goods are a loss. the organization hopes people will come by with more donation. the cause of the fire is under investigation. across the bay, clouds of black smoke darkened the skies. a fire alco metal recycling started on mayor island. they didn't know what was burning in the 50-foot high pile. the wind carried the smoke north, and people got a reverse 911 call telling them to shelter

in place. the county hazmat team took air and water samples. when results came back normal at 8:00, they lifted the shelter in place advisory. investigators may never know what toxins were carried into the air, but with metals and plastics burning, it's likely pollutes ended up in the bay and estuarie estuaries. >> a lot of the toxins can build up and cause reproductive harm, cause cancer, all kinds of health problems for the fish and the birds that eat the fish. >> in a statement, alco is grateful no one was hurt, and crews kept the fire contained to the yard and no structures were damaged. the latest updates on the fires, go to nbcbayarea.com and sign up for alerts on our website, that's nbcbayarea.com. now to the continuing

coverage of the major problem at levi stadium, what to do about the bad turf? call in the 18 -wheelers, get new turf before sunrise yesterday, and then they worked all day planting it. they say this turf will be safer and players will not lose their footing unlike the previous turf. this is all costing more money an more time for the 49ers. >> you know, as far as, you know, diving into this and peeling back the onion, i mean, what for? we are getting a new field in. it'll be in there for sunday. >> and this may be a temporary fix. the niners could install a third version of sod and sand next week. this turf problem does not just affect the 49ers, two local high schools are out of luck. they were supposed to play at levi stadium next week, but the games have been postponed. bay area power house was scheduled to play another

catholic high school on national tv at levi stadium, and the game's been postponed until october. we were on the campus in concord, and leaders say the 49ers told them about the changes just yesterday. the movie about the football opened in theaters last night, and same for santa clara, their game has been postponed. a middle school math teacher under arrest accused of having child porn. he's been at the middle school since 2002. he was arrested yesterday morning from his home not far from the school and held on $1 million bail. they are saying little what they found, but so far, they have not discovered local victims in connection with the arrest. now the latest on a sacramento scandal. video shows two chp officers forcing state senator to pull over yesterday morning.

they caught the san diego lawmaker driving the wrong way on a roadway. officers conducted a sobriety test at a nearby gas station. take a look. video there too. authorities arrested him after he failed that test. this marks the fourth arrest involving a state senator this year including leland yee of san francisco. angry and heart broken bay area family is taking the sfpd to court saying the police department is fabricating details about a deadly shooting. friends and family of alex rallied in the park. they also marched to the federal courthouse where his family filed a civil suit. in march, an officer shot and killed him who was armed with a taser. he was a security guard, and that's why he was carrying the stun gun. >> it is our belief that the claim he had pulled out his taser and pointed it at the police did not happen.

>> san francisco police say officers approached him only after getting reports of an armed man air boxing and pacing in the park. the civil suit claims excessive force and claims unspecified damages. was it a misunderstanding or something more sinister? police located the woman who put hospitals on high alert with a fake baby. the baby in the images is life like, but not real. on thursday, the mercy medical cementer issued photos to find the woman and her husband. twice this week, they brought life-like dolls to the hospital and asked for medical treatment. police caught up to the pair yesterday. they face misdemeanor, trespa trespassing charges. >> the assumption can be made she was there for the purposes of switching out a fake life-like baby with a real baby. >> she managed to get upstairs to the maternity ward, and the woman says she and her husband

were there trying to showcase the doll. much more ahead on "today in the bay," coming up, dining out with your dog. the state law changing the restaurant experience. plus, a story only seen on nbc bay area, a south bay woman declared dead is brought back to life. the twist of fate that helped save her.

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you're watching "today in the bay." time now is 7:12, san jose has sunny skies, and anthony will be along in a moment to tell you about the weekend forecast. it's time for a reservation. dog lovers can dine al fresco with their dogs. it's the law. dogs are allowed on restaurant pati patios. >> reporter: the restaurant is called lazy dog, a southern california chain in concord that was dog friendly until someone

reported finding dog hair on their food. >> we followed up on a complaint, and when we went there, there were dogs on the patio. >> reporter: the health department believes dog hair was on a plate, so health officials banned dogs from the lazy dog patio. dog lovers not happy with the decision, but they were forced to follow the law. >> it is not legal to bring a dog into a restaurant facility at this point. >> even on the patio? >> even on the patio. >> reporter: well, the law changed. well, at least it will in january. if a restaurant allows it, dogs can legally sit at its owner's feet and dine with the family outside. >> i think it's awesome. you come to dinner, bring the dog, hang outside, it's great. >> as long as you stay outside and keep them quiet under the table, it's fine. >> reporter: it's been great for restaurant owners for the dogs outside the restaurants, this can stay open. >> we violated the rule for a lot of years, glad we're in

compliance now and glad the law changed to accommodate us. >> a lot of people come in claiming they have service dogs, which is a problem now. we discourage that inside a restaurant, but we encourage it on the patio. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. now to a story seen only on nbc bay area. a south bay woman back from the dead and a fortuitous call that may have saved her life. jennifer of morgan hill has an irregular heart beat and was asleep when her heart stopped on august 12. a phone call from her mother woke her up, an accidental redial, and she realized something was wrong. her husband was nearby, performed cpr to restart her heart. >> i never, ever, in my wildest dreams thought this would happen to me, so going through this and still being here, i definitely will cherish each day and moment. >> she left the medical center in good spirits and now has a

new wireless defib later to monitor the heart beat. still ahead on "today in the bay," coming up -- >> people asked how i talked her into this, people are shocked to know this was her idea. >> love and football. get ready for another notable first at levi stadium as one couple prepares for their dream wedding. clouds beginning to clear out already, especially in palo alto, a pristine view here in the bay area. we'll talk about the weekend forecast and tropics stirring up trouble at the beaches. we'll let you know what's happening coming upright after this.

you're watching "today in the bay." good morning, looking live from san jose. let's go to the golden gate bridge for a peek outside. yes, no fog there. it's going to be clear and beautiful today. we have seen soccer, football,

and even a concert at levi stadium, plenty of firsts, but what about a wedding? it's about to happen. here's ian cole with the couple about to tie the knot. >> reporter: there's been parking problems outside levi stadium, turf problems inside, and some say scoring problems. now two of the 49ers' biggest fans hope to turn it around. >> born and raised a fan. >> reporter: sunday, the 49 ers play the seg second game of the preseason hours before they're in the stadium suite exchanging vows. >> we're going to be in patrick willis jerseys. >> reporter: they were having the rehearsal dinner at dave and buster's. sunday, the wedding will be at levi stadium. >> people are shock this this is herred idea. >> reporter: after a year and a half long engagement, they had not picked a venue.

>> i e-mailed said, hey, what about getting married in a suite. it was not done before. i wanted to do it even more. >> reporter: the families had mixed reactions. i called my mom, and she said, you're crazy, my dad says, yes, three weeks, i'm done. >> reporter: it's a small wedding, 20 people, so priority was begin to the biggest 49er fans. >> the uncle is the oh fish yent, a good friend is a photographer, everyone wears multiple hats. >> reporter: they are back to work monday, and the honeymoon is quick, a quick trip back to the seats to watch their favorite team. ian cole, nbc bay area news. >> for the love of sports and hopefully to the love that lasts a lifetime. >> good memories. if you're going to the game tomorrow, it's going to be warm. we had complaints last week where it was so hot. you know, tomorrow temperatures are going to be similar to last

week's game. let's start off now, though, and look outside. we got the clouds clearing out, and, in fact, early for this time of day. we have to wait until 10:00 usually, but already seeing clearing in the san francisco and north bay as well. temperatures will be warm, summer-like. 70 in san francisco today, 70s along the peninsula, and 80s inland, south bay to the trivalley. that's the warmest locations with temperatures topping 90 near 90 degrees. let's go to the microclimate zones, and san jose at 96, morgan hill at 84 degrees, and palo alto at 8 1, and san francisco in the 70s, and heys valley at 66. santa rosa 82 today, and oakland 77 and trivalley, again, without a doubt, the warmest location. we have a couple events happening. one in danville. in fact, music in the park

today, this evening, looking for something to do? family friendly event. 6:00 this evening through 8:00. you'll see the temperatures comfortable. once the sun does go down, but, again, 4:00, it's going to be toasty. grab the water, dress in loose-fitted clothing to make it feel more comfortable. the tropics. we have three tropical systems. this here, in particular, this is tropical storm lowell. now, you can see as it's moving nort -- not moving a lot, not very organized. i have the water vapor imagery turned on with this, and this tells the story of dry area in the bay area for us here at home. to note here throughout the next couple days, the outer bands, some of the outer bands you see here, those are showers and thunderstorms that are starting to form around the center of low pressure. what's going to happen over the next couple days, the coastline from southern california up to the bay area is looking at the threat for rip currents and increased humidity because of

that moisture that's going to come this way. by tomorrow afternoon, what you'll find, again, we'll have a few clouds across the coastline, but look what happens by 5:00, 6:00, 7:00, the humidity hits the coastal mountains, talking about the potential of powering clouds, beginning stages of thunderstorms, but i don't think we'll get thunderstorm activity, but it will feel sticky, especially if you're going to be headed to the chargers-49ers game tomorrow. tomorrow, kickoff, 77 degrees, and throughout the game, the warmest part of the day is going to come at the third quarter, so by 4:00, we're talking about temps in the mid-80s. keep it in mind i told you about the humidity being up there. we're talking about a heat index close to 90 degrees tomorrow in the stadium. definitely make sure you take plenty of breaks, get out of the heat, into the shade, and, of course, drink water. over the next couple of days, it's not getting boater.

temperatures really soaring through the week, and, in fact, monday, tuesday, and wednesday, the south bay is going to get a taste of the trivalley's heat, close to 90 degrees ourselves. it's coming our way and we have a few weeks to go before the official end of summer. we'll continue to strike the hot weather, and take it easy if you have to be outside. back to you. >> loving the high temperatures, thank you, anthony. still ahead on "today in the bay." >> we all do it for the love of the sport. >> starting in a garage, but this south bay startup is not turning out technology. it's producing champions. our bay area proud series is next.

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kind. today in the bay's garvin thomas has the story. >> reporter: when the owners bought this home five years ago, it was not the square footage or the quality of neighborhood schools that sold them on it. it was, of all things, the garage. it was perfect. not for parking cars, mind you. but for practicing their craft. brothers are the founders and coaches of team m. a 10-year-old demonstration team. >> elite athletes. you get together, you have the finest quality. >> reporter: the brothers began practicing their art as young boys in vietnam at the insistence of their late father, not loving it at the time, but growing to. >> i don't know when, it just one day, oh, this is my life. >> reporter: over the past

decade, they have grown team m into a power house placing dozens of members on u.s. national teams, even medaling at international competitions. they do it all from the garage in winter and backyard in summer, and all to their competitors' amazement. >> the reaction is always surprising. sometimes they give you that, i'm surprised, and sometimes it's looking at you, like, wow, how do you possibly, physically do it? >> reporter: still, it's not just the facility that makes team m stand out, but the mission as well. team m. is a nonprofit. none of the coaches are paid, none of the athletes charged tuition. the brothers who all have day jobs in high-tech say it's their way to give back to the sport they love and the man who started them in it. >> after he passed away, we really committed to continue to go on with the sport, and

through the toughest time, it kept us together as brothers. >> reporter: garvin thomas, today in the bay. don't go away, "today in the bay" returns with more news and weather. violent backstage concert in the south bay ends with shots fired. hear from the people who were there. we investigate food safety. see what happens when we went undercover to local restaurants and if they follow the rules.

from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." good to have you with us this saturday. time now is 7:30, and you're looking live at san jose. we'll take you over to san francisco and give you a peek. beautiful day shaping up, great weather in the bay area. good morning, and thank you for being here with us. i'm vicky nguyen alongside anthony slaughter with a look at the microclimate forecast and what to expect.

>> oh, the pictures are beautiful, hard to believe that's actual real live pictures. >> like a postcard. >> yeah, it is really nice. this morning, waking up to a few clouds, but the majority of us looking at the sunshine across the south bay and peninsula clearing out, and in san francisco, already cleared out from the fog, and it's going to be a nice day, 70 degrees in san francisco today, north bay warm in the low to mid-800s, same in the trivalley with the warmest locations, but we have the 49ers game. everybody's pumped up, chargers and 49ers, and 1:00 kickoff, it will be toasty. pack the water and wear loose fitted clothing, and, of course, rooting for the 49ers have on red, but try to go brighter like a pink because that helps deflect the sun from the heat. the dark color seats, it's going to be a heat island effect tomorrow. >> the fans are telling us anything's better than candle

stick. >> hey, sun, you got to love it. pack the sunscreen. >> thank you. >> yeah. new this morning, a concert ends in a hail of gunfire, and one person is in the hospital this morning. officers say they received several calls reporting multiple shots fired at the shoreline amphitheater in mountain view. the rapper just finished the concert at 11:00 last night, and concert goers could leave the parking lot, but locked down the backstage area for hours last night. one person suffered multiple gunshot wounds, and we spoke to concert goers minutes after the shooting. >> at the concert and heard, like, seven shots, first six shottings, and the last one was 20 seconds later, and people were running everywhere. >> police are looking for witnesses with information leading to an arrest and asking anyone with video, photos, or any evidence of the shooting backstage to contact the mountain view police department.

intense fire fights on opposite ends of the bay as crews battle two large smokey fires yesterday, not only intense, but dangerous, and they all happened in the evening commute. the first fire at a recycling yard on mayor island, and then 45 minutes later, a fire raged at a well-known charity in santa clara. they hoped those in need, but this morning, a south bay nonprofit could use help itself after a fire destroyed donations and supplies. a fast moving fire broke out at hope services yesterday afternoon in santa clara. the nonprofit provides services and jobs to people with disabilities. most of the workers had already left for the weekend when the fire started, so no one was hurt or buildings damaged, but hope services did lose three trucks to the flames. those trucks helped workers pick up donations. >> they represented, you know, weeks' worth of work, and people's very generous contributions to hope services. >> we've been around for 62

years so resilient and always positive. >> reporter: it is the right attitude. the trucks were insured and will be replaced, but all of those donated goods are a loss. the organization is hoping people will step up with more donations. the cause of the fire is under investigation. across the bay, another fire sent huge plumes of black smoke into the sky. the fire at alco metal and iron recycling started at 3:30 yesterday. the firefighters say at first, they didn't know what was burning in the 50-foot high pile. the wind carried smoke north, and people there got reverse 911 calls telling them to shelter in place. the solano county team took air and water samples, and when the results were normal at 8:00, crews lifted the shelter in place advisory. san francisco bay keeper says investigators may never know what toxins the column of smoke carried into the air, but with metals and plastics from cars and appliances burning,

environmentalists say it's likelike likely pollutants ended up in the bay and estuaries putting wildlife in danger. >> it builds up causing reproductive harm, cancer, and health problems for the fish and the birds that eat the fish. >> in a statement, they are grateful no one was hurt, and crews kept the fire contained to the yard and no structures were damaged. the latest update on the fires and breaking news alert, go to nbcbayarea.com to sign up for alerts. now to the continuing coverage of the perplexing problem at levi stadium, what to do about the bad turf? executives called in the 18-whilers and trucked in new turf before sunrise yesterday. crews worked all day planting it saying this turf will be safer and players will not lose their footing unlike the previous turf. this is all costing more money

and time and concerns for the 49ers. >> as far as diving into this and peeling back the on yion, i mean, what for? we are getting a new field in. it'll be in there for sunday. >> this is believed to be a temporary fix and there might be a third version of sod and sand installed next week. long away movie about football opened nationally last night. >> don't let a game define who you are. let the way you live your lives do that. >> the movie is "when the game stands tall" featuring the de la sal football team chronicling the 151 game winning streak and depicts the tragedy and 2004 shooting death of the star teammate kelly. a long time head coach is played by jim. >> had a really tough time getting that team started, overcame a lot of adversity, and

that's what the film is about, overcoming obstacles too. >> retiring last year as head coach, but helps out as an assistance coach. still to come on "today in the bay," the show down in oak town. the a's and angels play for the right to call themselves the best in the west.

you're watching "today in the bay." take a live look outside the coliseum, most of the bay area waking up to nice, clear, sunny skies, and a big heat wave later this week, and anthony slaughter will be along in a moment to tell you when. the a's spent most of the season in first place in the al west, but now they find themselves looking up the standings to the visiting angels. to the show down at the colis m coliseum, bottom of the sixth, game tied at two, and not anymore. a triple to right, scoring

alberto from first, and oakland takes a 5-2 lead. getting out a dicey situation and closes out, a's hold on to win 5-3 and trail angels by one game. the giants in washington taking on the red hot nationals who were riding a 10-winning streak. they went on a barrage, ten runs on 14 hits to end washington's winning streak, and giants win 10 -3. green bay now, raiders take on the packers, first quarter, stone breaks through tackles and goes all the way to the end zone for a 40-yard touchdown, but despite that long run, oakland would come up short against green bay. the silver and black fall to the packers 31-21. coming up, our investigation last year exposed local restaurants breaking safety inspection laws, and now we go jurp cover again to see if

anything has changed. waking up to sunshine this morning, clouds clearing out, but you know what? we are talking about another summer-like weekend headed our way and more humidity tomorrow. we're going to break down the forecast for you coming up after this. enjoy lean, sliced ham with a hint of sweetness, piled high with all your favorite veggies like green peppers and juicy tomatoes. now yours at a great price as our $3 six-inch select of august. subway. eat fresh.

welcome back, 7:43 the time now, waking up to nice conditions here on this saturday. in fact, we are usual lly cloud in here at this time, but we are clearing out already. in the south bay, you get a good perspective. the dark clouds clearing out and the foothills clearing out. san francisco bay clearing out and the north bay. temperatures are seasonal, and close to average, 70 in san francisco, and warmest spot is the trivalley. the microclimate zones, and san jose at 84, and palo alto at 81

degrees, san francisco, a good mix of upper 60s, low 70s from heys valley, and the moreno district, cooler, and 86, though, in walnut creek, and livermore up to 89, and meanwhile pleasanton, 85, and temperatures close to 90 in many locations. the tropical moisture is headed our way, and, in fact, starting tor tomorrow, the increased humidity is felt. it's sticky out there because of the call storm. the orange on the map is dry air. you see the blues down in the south, and, in fact, that's some of the thunderstorm bands forming around the center of low pressure you see there, and that activity, the -- associated moisture with it is actually going to continue to move up in southern california and eventually right here in the bay area as we head through the day tomorrow. not only is if going to kick up the surf, but it's going to

increase our humidity. tomorrow afternoon, 2:00, you'll notice on the key, not too moist, but look what happens by the afternoon, and, in fact, by 6:00 or 7:00, that humidity starts to kick up there, especially in the east bay hill, down into the south bay, and san jose in the mid-80s tomorrow feeling a little more hot and more sticky. you know, here in the bay area, we don't get humidity, so tomorrow's going to be one of those days where you want to limit time outdoors, and if you can, find a cool place like the beach if you're headed to the beaches, again, keep it in mind, the tropical storm to the south, kicking up the waves, and there's an increase the threat of rip currents and potential for dangerous swells because of the activity in the pacific, which you'll notice. comfortable conditions in santa cruz, mid-70s today and tomorrow. beautiful conditions at the beaches, but, again, remember that threat does exist, so keep an eye on the little ones if you headed out there. next couple days, continues to

remain hot, today and tomorrow, mid-80s in the south bay, and next workweek, monday, tuesday, wednesday, temperatures getting close to 90 degrees wednesday, and looking ahead to the long range models, thursday and friday and next weekend, the heat is not going anywhere. keep in mind, take it easy, of course, if you live theed in the bay area long enough, 24 is the hottest time of year since seventh on october. hopefully we'll get moisture and rain into fall as well. over to you. >> i'm liking the forecast. i call it ice cream sandwich bar weather. we are doing that today to celebrate the first week of kindergarten, done, under the belt. still ahead, more than a year since we exposed the restaurantings for not following a law meant to protect customers. this morning, we are back undercover to who is following the new rules. our hidden camera investigation is next.

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a live look at the skies above palo alto this morning. that's what it looks like outside, and let's go to san francisco, a sneak peek, how do you love that? blue skies, and anthony will tell you in a moment how the rest of the weekend and week looks. can we see the report? it is a simple question that's led to a system-wide overhaul of restaurant inspections in the silicon valley. we exposed restaurants breaking the law, and investigations led to big changes like a scoring system that begins this fall. if have restaurants gotten the message? our reporter has the hidden camera footage. >> reporter: when you walk into a restaurant -- >> hello. >> reporter: and ask to see the inspection report, state law says they have to show it to you. why do we get these answers? >> no, i'm sorry, i don't let anybody see our actual report.

>> reporter: tonight, see what happens after we reveal who we are. >> hi, i'm jenna with nbc bay area. >> reporter: you may remember we tested the system last year, going to more than 100 bay area restaurants with hid p cameras asking a simple question that should have a simple answer. >> i don't think i have it here. >> reporter: but instead of yes -- >> customers can't see this. >> reporter: after the original investigation, santa clara county sent out fliers reminding restaurants law, and inspectors began citing one that wouldn't show them the report when asked. did it work? >> you're saying we're not allowed to look at it? >> what reason? >> reporter: this burger king was cited for not showing the report when we asked. instead, he pointed to the sign that says the report is available for review. he eventually showed it to us. >> it's crazy when they point to

the sign that says they have to show the report and pretends that's the report. it's not the same thing. >> reporter: a professor of food safety at mission college serve on the advisory board for the county that helped fix the pocketing system. >> you're paying for it. you should get safe food. >> reporter: he says one of the problems? few consequences. >> until people call the health department or report that they are not needing the inspection records, there's really no consequences on a lot of the operators that continue to go on macho. >> reporter: that's what happened here at infuse grill in sunniville. >> no, i'm sorry, i don't let anyone see our actual report. for what? >> just to look at it, i want to see it. >> no, i don't think so, sorry. >> if there was something wrong -- >> have you been shut down? >> no. >> reporter: it was shut down last year after live mice were found on the floor of the sushi prep area. we have the reports here, you

were shut down last year. >> shut down last year? >> yes. >> i don't think so. >> hello, come on, stop by. somebody say no to you, i clarifying now, the answer yes. i told you she made a mistake. i'll teach her from now on, the answer is not no, it's yes. here's the report if you want to see it. >> reporter: the next stop, this is what we were told in 2013. >> i can't i cant bring you the copy. >> reporter: have you been shut down? that was not true. it was shut down again just this year. this visit, he did show us the report. but still have the same answer about being shut down. have you been shut down? >> not that i know. >> reporter: we asked why. >> hi, i'm jenna with nbc bay area. >> i can't talk to you. i'll give you my number. wo >> i was wondserring why you

said you were not shut down when you were. >> reporter: the director of environmental health says you can look up inspection information on the coupe's website. they made many changes since our investigation last year. but we still found inaccuracies and missing information. the new and improved online inspection program will be rolled out this fall. >> it'll provide the public a lot more information than we currently provide them incoming the actual inspection report. >> honesty's important, and, you know, one of the problems is that there's a lot of looseness in our system. >> that was jenna reporting, and deny's was shut down this year due to a sewage overflow. in a statement to nbc bay area, they, quote, reminded all team members of the requirement to provide health information. out of the ten restaurants, three had reports readily available to show us.

meanwhile, the plaque system in the county is expected to begin in octobers. restaurants will be required to post a green, yellow, or red plaque to indicate the results of the last inspection. restaurant scores will be available online. you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call at 888-996-tips, or e-mail us to theunit@nbcbayarea.com. join us font for our special investigating 30 minutes of investigative journalism on critical safety issues on public transportation on the roads. we hold those accountable. that's following bay area news at. today in the bay returns in a moment. coming up next, what if you could skip the drive to wine country? a new group trying to sweeten the deal for locals to stay south.

woah! oh, my gosh. was that supposed to happen? >> rockets are tricky. that was the tweet by tesla founder musk after a rocket detonated. amazing video there. this was during a spacex test over texas. they were testing a three engine reusable rocket. on board computers detected a problem, and then the rocket automatically self-drugted. a spokesman says it stayed within the flight area and no injuries on the ground. well, another car chase in l.a., but this one we are happy to show you. there's no bad guy. instead, rush hour drivers were trying to save a dog who is zigzagging on the 710 freeway in long beach. there you see a motorcycle

corralling the dog ushering it to the shoulder of the woman, and a woman coaxed the dog into her arms. officials are trying to find the of the very lucky dog. well, look out napa, new competition, santa clara valleyments to be the next wine tourism hot spot. they are teaming up for the launch of the launch of the wine trail. they hold award winning vintages lure those away from the established wine country hot spots this goes from morgan hill to gilroy, they are celebrating with tours and tastings this week. there's 2 1 wineries in the wine trail program, a number that's expected to grow. anthony, good weather for wine tasting? >> i'm trying to get a sitter real quick, sounds like a good time. >> your little ones are too young for that. >> 19 more years. >> 19 more years, just right around the corner. thank you for joining us and

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