>> tony: that's right. >> mike: who is 298? >> tony: brett favre. >> mike: good company. >> tony: it was amazing being down in brazil having people stop you. >> mike: big hit on glidden and the ball comes out. let's see if it is ruled a catch and a fumble and it is and it is recovered by miami. >> cris: whoa! gary is getting recognition. watch him shoot up out of the middle right here. absolutely clean hit. catch. couple of steps. >> cris: helmet right on the ball. >> mike: beautiful. legit and looked to be recovered inbounds. >> cris: did he ever have full possession of that? if i have to get into what is a catch already, i am go to let it go.

>> mike: on the back end gets it. yeah. he does get the second foot down before the other foot comes out of bounds. >> tony: i don't know if he has it or not. >> mike: got to secure the catch, two steps and then essentially do something with it. time to do something with it. recovery. right foot. left foot. >> tony: i don't know. >> cris: i think that is good. i am not sure about the catch. >> tony: i am not so sure that is good. when is it secure? >> referee: previous play will be reviewed. >> mike: we will look at this here with 1:20 left. >> cris: dean blandino thought he could go home, but no. we are going to milk it for all it is worth. >> tony: i don't know if he got it put away. >> cris: that was a great toe tap. >> tony: ball is still moving. >> mike: you are going on the ball still moving.

we are watching the feet. >> tony: yeah. >> mike: this is the way that they judge these. looking at it in real time we so often slow them down. the way you need to look at it is in full speed. i feel like he is trying to do something. ward off a would-be hit or protect himself. >> cris: gary just wants to talk about the hit. >> mike: that's right. >> cris: it makes a difference when you have that hitter back in there. kam chancellor, some of those guys. you had a pretty good one back in the day himself. >> tony: bob sanders? >> cris: he was one too. john lynch. >> tony: john lynch. >> cris: what do you think about adam gase? >> tony: i really like him. i was down in miami for their off-season workouts for a day. and the players like this guy because he does bring confidence to them.

he relates to them. he is not that much older. he talks their language. he works with all of the video stuff and the electronics. they like him. i think he is going to do great. >> cris: that was a funny story. he was talking about it as a head coach, you can listen to the offensive coaches and then flip it to the defensive coaches. he said i am calling all of this and i am used to be on with the offensive coaches and i flipped over to the defensive coaches. >> referee: ruling on the field is changed. the recovering player was on the sideline when he gained possession of the ball. fourth down for atlanta. >> tony: i called it. >> mike: tony raises his arms. you know it is good to see competitors. 1:20 left but you got it right, tony. >> tony: it was a catch on the recovery. >> cris: oh, stop it. >> tony: he did not put it away

as mike said. two feet down with a chance to do something with the ball. >> cris: if it is in your fingers, you got it. you never dropped a ball in your fingers like that. another one. >> mike: they have to reset the sticks. fourth and about a third of the field. fourth and 32 with 1:20 to go. the falcons are go to just go for it. one more snap. seeing the guys on tape at this point. outcome is not significant. renfree throws to the sideline as he took a hit before he got rid of it. austin hooper with the catch. they will turn it over on downs. tony, we talked about you think in rio. you said this is one of the best sports moment you were a part of being in the stadium watching the gold medal soccer match in

brazil winning on penalty kicks. >> tony: the whole night was incredible but the climax and the win and the way that it exploded and the party went out into the streets. it was phenomenal. >> cris: neymar, the world famous neymar that ended up making the game-winner. >> mike: olympic soccer is not the same significance as the world cup but they were embarrassed in the world cup in that stadium. that is like their lambeau field, their shrine. >> cris: didn't germany beat them 7-1 and came back to get them. >> mike: they were able to beat germany in the final, a 1-0 draw and they won the gold medal on penalty kicks. >> tony: i was starting to say, mike, people ask me for my autograph. i say where are you from. i am from brazil, columbia, belgium. they watch nfl football. that took me by sproourprise. >> cris: they just ask me for money.

>> mike: cris, miami, everybody's schedule looks tough but this is brutal. they have to play at seattle, at new england, at cincinnati. cleveland is the only home game. very difficult stretch, three playoff teams on the road to get going. you get relief in october with the home games but a hard way there to start your coaching career. >> cris: but you are also early in the season you might not see the absolute best out of the other teams and you are trying to develop something and put the offense together. would you rather see those teams? it is hard to get a win out of that schedule. would you rather take your shot early or see them later in the year? >> cris: that is the thing you worry about as a coach. >> tony: going on the road to seattle, new england, cincinnati, now you are 1-3. or 0-4 at the beginning and all of the confidence leaves you. that is what you are concerned about. >> mike: not many fans would say

2-2 start would be really happy with that schedule given what you saw in the next four at home including a bye week, 2-2 or 1-3 miami might still be okay. >> cris: i heard people say new england will be happy if they go 2-2. no. new england will not. no they will not. >> mike: tony, thanks. great visiting with you. >> tony: awesome. >> mike: see you in the studio. >> tony: thank you. >> mike: this is the first game. he was about done at halftime. when do you come back here. miami gets the win 17-6. their offense looked good in the first half with 199 yards. and they will move to 2-1 in the preseason. the falcons will drop to 2-1. join us and our sunday night team in jacksonville sunday for the bengals and the jaguars, 8:00 eastern, 5:00 pacific. coming up next except for the

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center of the stanford sexual assault case -- gets reassigned -- by his ow right now, the controversial judge at the center of the stanford sexual assault case gets reassigned by his own request.

we have the late developing details. welcome to the special prime time edition of nbc bay area news. pressured out of his job hearing criminal cases judge aaron persky is getting a new assignment, all steming from the controversial decision regarding the stanford student. >> nbc bay area scott budman has more. >> yes, judge persky has been dealing with fire after he handed down a six-month sentence. he asked to be removed from such cases and will be handing down cases instead from palo alto. >> you want a judge to focus on the facts ought what the evidence shows. but what has occurred here is there has been such a national firestorm over this one decision that it made it almost

impractical for the judge to continue sitting on criminal cases. >> now, even within the last hour the leader of a group that has been trying to get judge persky recalled spoke out in palo alto saying she is not satisfied with him moving from one court to another. >> so in our opinion, judge persky is biassed and should not be on the bench, and the voters of santa clara county have the right to decide. >> since the incident, the judge has been involved in several protests where members of the group ultraviolet demanded the removal of judge persky, with more than a million signatures given. the judicial assignments rotate every year and have to be approved by the presiding judge. a little more on the case and the controversial sentence that triggered the wave of criticism for the judge. in march, the judge found brock

turner guilty of three felony assaults on an unconscious woman. the judge sentenced turner to six months in jail and three month's probation, and could have sentenced had him to ten years. he is ordered to register as a sex offender. he is expected to be released on september 2. >> well, a disturbing crime in mountain view, police say a man is under arrest for allegedly using a hidden camera to record people in the bathroom, including a toddler. this is the man chasing chargs,s 34-year-old jose balasteros, officers say last week a woman came forward saying she received on-line photos of herself in the bathroom. the mountain view police tracked him down with the help of their cyber crime unit. and police are hoping for help on a taser robbing of a cab

driver. take a look at the alleged robbers right before the attack. keep watching and you will see sparks of electricity from the taser. the robber happened earlier this month, police hope the video will create a few new leads. anyone with information on this attack should call sfpd. request denied, the long awaited high profile trial of the man accused of killing the morgan hill teenager, sierra lamar, today, the judge ruled he will likely get a fair trial in santa clara trial. but the judge did not completely close the case ruling whe ing t attorneys can refile to move the case in the future. we spoke with lamar's family. >> happy with that decision, because yeah, it helps the family a lot to be able to go and -- go to the court

proceedings as much as we can. >> sierra lamar was 15 years old when she went missing on march 15th, 2012, in morgan hill on the way to the high school. her body has not been found. the jury selection will happen in september. and he is charged with starting the devastating fire in lake county. tonight, we learned how cal-fire found the arsonist. >> reporter: we are very confident that this is our guy, a serial arsonist. >> and now we're getting a look at just why investigators are so confident that 40-year-old damon pasok was responsible for the fire. a cal-fire report details the year-long investigation what began in july of last year. time and time again, cal-fire says a car believed to be driven by pashilk was seen at the

fires, captured by gps and trackitrack ing devices. >> every single one of these fires had the potential to do destruction. >> during one of the fires, the investigators saw the suspect apparently admiring his alleged handywork, quote, he appeared to be watching the fire and taking pictures. in another case, pashilk left a casino during which time the fire started nearby. pashilk then returned back to the casino where the investigator then saw him inside. legal analyst steven clark calls the case a strong one, although investigators only found a twisted paper item and a burned matchbook at the site. he said that pashilk's presence at so many will be tough to explain. >> so many fires, the common thread between this individual

being there at the time and place of the fires in such short order, that is key to the prosecution's case. >> pashilk's alleged activity blew up on august 13th, police say he was driving and went to 13 miles an hour at the fire, then sped away. the fire started one minute after pashilk passed by. so far he has been charged with starting or attempting to start 13 fires but we're told that more charges are on the way linking hlink ing him to at least four other fires. new details now about the story and the blind man rescued from his burning home. a go fund me page has been set up after the fire destroyed his house in the east bay, happening in pittburg, the man has two roommates, one of whom is pregnant. the close friend said they all

lost everything. the blind man has been hospitalized now for smoke inhalation. and a wet mess to clean up for san francisco after more than 12 homes flooded after a new construction crew caused a water main break. more on the story. >> reporter: neighbors say they were absolutely stunned to see aw what they described as a river flowing down the street here. you can see the high water line near the side of the garage. in all, 14 homes impacted. >> it was literally so high that it was coming over the fence. >> reporter: water flowed from the street above into her new apartment. serena didn't want to give her last name but says it was ankle deep. >> the majority went inside the bathroom and kitchen and in our living room. >> reporter: her home is on the san francisco daily city border, where daly city's director of water resources said a

contractor was improving a project. >> during that work, the pipeline came up done and caused the 8-inch water main to leak down wilson street. >> reporter: he says about 43,000 gallons of water spilled before it was capped. >> 11 homes, and then the next block affected by the water damage. >> reporter: while most appeared to be into garages, neighbors say some have shared living spaces. they also shared pictures of the flooding and the mess it left behind. >> it looked like a river rushing when it's flooded. >> reporter: the utility said the contractor is working with the retoration firm. >> making sure they're helped. >> reporter: the water department said they are still trying to determine the extent of the impact to each of the homes. in the meantime, we're told that the cleanup will continue tomorrow. in san francisco, christie

smith, nbc bay area. and the owner of the a's may have a new home for his team, john fisher got a guided tour of the terminal today, not far from the coliseum. more from the coliseum, this is big money and big politics. >> reporter: absolutely, raj, and the big headline tonight is who is now getting involved in the decision to possibly move the oakland a's out of the coliseum here. and fans say it's a move that could also keep the a's and the raiders from leaving town. a guided tour lasting less than an hour. >> well, this was an exploratory decision. >> reporter: to explore building a new stadium for the oakland a's at the terminal. >> what they saw was an active terminal with trucks going out, trucks that temporarily store

containers at this this facility. >> reporter: the court officials escorted the a's owner john fisher along with others throughout the 50-acre site. >> today is the first time you're hearing the silent partner, if you will, mr. fisher. >> reporter: it's unclear if the mayor was part of the tour, she has long promoted the location to give the a's a baseball-only stadium. but the co-founder of save oakland sports says that fisher's involvement is telling and could also keep the raiders from going to las vegas. >> by them moving out of the coliseum they will have the whole site to themselves. >> this is a view showing it, the port officials say it could be a long time coming. >> at this stage there is no proposal here. again, this was an exploratory visit today and no telling what it leads to. >> reporter: and typically, port officials say when parties are interested in leasing out space at the port that remains

private. it's not clear how the tour earlier today was made public. it's also unclear when a decision will actually be made. reporting live in oakland tonight, i'm elyce kirchner. and the a's have their eye on howard terminal, and the rays have their eyes on las vegas. this comes from the lure to nevada. the mogul and his group want to build a domed stadium near the strip. they hope for $750 million in public funding. well, are the raiders serious about moving to las vegas? they say they are, they filed trade applications for the name las raiders. coming up, a man accused of beating his 6 week old daughter and what we learn about his prior brush with the law.

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with the bay area investigative unit holding the area accountable. an a stunning and heartbreaking accusation in the south bay, a 6 week old infant is clinging to life now after investigators say she was beaten by her father. >> even the investigators are shaking their heads tonight while the baby girl is fighting for her life. investigators say this man, 32-year-old matthew zabala violently beat his own 6 month-old doctor. >> doctors conducted x-rays and

learned there was over 14 different fractures to her body. >> the little girl is in critical condition at valley medical center. family members brought her in sunday after the baby suffered cardiac arrest. after interviewing the family, sheriff's office's determined her own father was responsible. >> it is very difficult, a horrible crime, the sheriff's office's employees want to protect our community. this young infant is at the point in her life, the most vulnerable point in her life. she can't even feed herself. it's a horrible crime. >> most neighbors we spoke with don't remember seeing zabala in the area. this woman was going for a walk, when she learned what happened, she could not continue. >> i walked back, it bothered me so far. >> zabala has prior convictions for child abuse, even serving time in prison for the crimes. >> he will be in court in the next couple of days. i'm damion trujillo, nbc bay

area news. and a body may be linked to a crash that happened this morning, early this morning a pickup truck hit the guard rail. when the chp arrived the truck was there but the driver was gone. later in the day a caltrans worker found a body in a waterway a few miles away. no word yet if that was the driver of the pickup truck. well, the bobcat that is roaming around a saratoga neighborhood has the neighborhood on alert, the animal experts say there is not a lot they can do about it. nbc joining us now from saratoga. and laura, this bobcat seems very comfortable just walking through people's yards. >> reporter: well, that is right, peggy, neighbors say they have seen the bobcat all over the area here. and i talked to one man whose surveillance video caught the bobcat in his driveway, take a look. >> we first thought it was a mountain lion.

>> reporter: take a look at video captured there in the saratoga hills, you see a bobcat roaming the driveway in the otherwise nice quiet neighborhood. >> it's nice to live with the animals, but at the same time we worry about safety. >> he is worried about the safety of his 3-year-old son. >> he is always roaming, and we are not going to let him go out by himself. >> this man found the remains of an animal, believes it was a deer eaten by coyotes. >> they're out there all the time, they're howling, making a lot of noise. >> their stance is million somebody gets hurt or an animal attacks they're not going to come out. so we're left with the situation of having to fend for ourselves until somebody gets hurt. >> reporter: steve gonzales with the wildlife organization says

that bobcats are common, and highly unlikely that they would attack humans. he says take measures. >> that includes keeping your garbage covered, food inside and keep an eye on your children. >> reporter: ralph says he knows that bobcats are common in this area. he just wants to find a way to peacefully co-exist so he did not feel like his sons or pets are in danger. reporting live from saratoga, laura malpert. >> thank you, it comes with the territory there. and bobcat to coyote, police in danville continue to search for a sick coyote. you see him here, he was first spotted last week, he likely has mange, and is searching for food, wildlife officials say the coyote is not a threat to anyone. they want to safely catch the animal to care for it and release it back into the wild. and good news for people

threatened by the chimney fire. they now can return to their home, the evacuation orders were lifted for tri-county, shasta, and south shore village. the chimney fire so far has taken out 43 acres, now 39% contained. several areas in san luis obispo and monterey counties are still under evacuation orders. and if you're tuning in, don't adjust your televisions. thursday night football tonight. >> i'm so hungry, my dinner break has been pushed back. >> that is a priority. >> on a selfish note. we do have the immediate coastline helping out at least, our fire danger here across the bay area. as you go ahead and get a look you can see how expansive the marine layer is, impacting our temperatures right now. we're down in the interior valleys from concord to livermore, eight degrees cooler cared to this time yesterday. from the north to the south bay, right now in santa rosa, clouds

increasing, we'll drop into the low 50s once we hit 10:00 tonight, it will stay that way all the way into early tomorrow morning. for san jose, to the south bay, 65 degrees right now, and we'll hold these clear skies through 3:00 a.m. later through tomorrow morning we'll see patchy fcloud moving in. starting off with cloud cover on your friday forecast. temperatures in the low 50s here across the board. as we head into tomorrow we'll see another warm day for the inland valleys. but right near average, the east bay at 85 degrees, peninsula 72. south bay 81, right back here for the north bay 80 degrees. if you are heading to san francisco with the thick fog in place, typical temperature fs f this time of year at 62 degrees, we have a pattern change, the trough of low pressure is developing, certainly going to cool our temperatures down. we'll have more on this in about

25 minutes, but before i leave you tonight i want to look at the long range forecast and the update right now does continue to show el nino is finished at this point. we will see a potential pattern shift mid-september that could eventually bring us showers. we'll watch out for that. and right now at 55% chance, la nina developing. and security problem with apple and iphone. also an idea by two cal students may soon be law and could get more millennials into the voting booths. and the airline travels the flight weeks in advance, but the travel agent does nothing to fix the trip, and keeps the bucks. nbc bay area responds to this one next.

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problems with a travel company. =peggy/2shot= co nbc bay area responds to a redwood city woman who had problems with the travel company. >> our consumer investigator is here to tell us how we helped to get her some of her cash back. this can happen easily. >> yes, with the click of a mouse. first, gretchen grant called the air, united to select her seat and learned the flight had been cancelled. the schedule had changed, so gretchen called air ticket and asked him to get her a new flight, and they never called her back. so they booked her on a new flight, this new one was $330 cheaper but united had to refund the difference to the travel agent and not gretchen, so she goes back to the travel company and gets no response, so she reached out to us, we contacted air ticket.com, they gave her the refund but did not comment

for this story. if you have a consumer complaint, give us a call or visit nbcbayarea.com slash response. once you're there, you can fill out the complaint form, share documents, photos and videos to help us investigate your case. this is one vote for booking direct with the airline eliminating the middle man. >> yeah, these are different, though, the way people book travel and tickets. there are so many services out there, you can see how it happens. >> you don't think the website is a travel agent but they are. >> good to know. we all have iphones here on the anchor desk, apple is issuing a security update. this is in response to a spyware, digital forensic experts say the spyware exploits three previously unknown weaknesses in apple's software,

allowing the people to spy on the user. apple said it fixed the problem immediately. to make sure your iphone is secure simply download the latest update on your çóiphone. and registering for college classes and also to vote could be a one-step process. the student voting act is waiting for the governor's signature. the bill creates an on-line link between class and voter registration. it is aimed at the 3 million students in the california public college and university system. >> we're trying to move the barriers and encourage them and incentivize them to vote. this is another way we're building towards that future. >> the bill is similar to california's motor voter law where people applying or renewing their driver's license are voting at the same time. and still to come, a terrible disaster in italy, the death toll is rising again in the aftermath of that powerful earthquake.

plus? they provided a lot of care for lori. she just needed more. >> the mother of a nurse hurt on the job said the worker's comp system let her daughter down when she needed it most. i'm liz wagner. coming up next, when workers appeal for more medical care. fighting chance to get better.

our investigative unit is digging into a system thatcalifs well, they say they didn't have a fighting chance to get better. our investigative unit is digging into a story where california workers say they're unfairly denied medical care. >> and we learned what happened when they tried to appeal the denial. >> the investigation found most of the time viewers agreed, people don't need the medical treatment they asked. critics say this proves the deck is stacked against the workers and in some cases can lead to devastating consequences. >> she was just such a funny person. >> lori mays was always up for a

laugh, just ask her mom. joan says her daughter wore her sense of humor. >> i don't mean to offend you, that's just a bonus. >> reporter: lori helped women with at-risk pregnancies. on a house call, she slipped and got surgery but the pain in her back and legs would not stop. the funny lori slid into depression in depression. >> so the worker's compensation acknowledged the link between chronic pain and depression. >> reporter: when drugs stopped working in 2014, lori received an operation that seemed to be very effective. but when her daughtoctor reques more treatment last year, it was denied. lori asked the state for an independent medical review, but in february, the doctor reviewing her case decided to uphold the denial. the week lori received the

letter, her family was at the beach. she came home first. >> there was a note on the front door saying don't go in the back yard call the police. i knew right away what it meant. >> a suicide note. her family found these notes, too, we treat our employees while injured worse than we treat our veterans, i'm worn out, depleted, gone. she was her little girl. >> having your child pass away. >> it's a reckless disregard for human life. >> reporter: the imr letter surprised the attorney. >> do you believe the decision contributed to lori's decision? >> without question it did. >> reporter: lori's case is extreme, but critics of the worker's comp system said that they rubber stamp denials that the injured workers say they

need. we provided data and injured workers contested nearly 600,000 treatment denials, our analysis found that reviewers held up nearly 90% of the denials. supporters of the system say this number proves the entire process is working. critics have another view. >> it's hard to believe that anything could be that upsided. >> reporter: they changed the way they resolve disputes. injured workers used to argue cases before the judge, now they decide the case is necessary based on guidelines that dictate which treatments are best. some say that it is too rigid. >> does the one size fit all work in this case? >> of course not. >> the company declined an interview request. we learned the reviewers are confidential. that means nameless, faceless doctors are making decisions

about patients they have never seen. the outcomes are final for one year. >> is the independent review process working? >> no. >> reporter: diane worley serves on the california attorney's organization. >> if the treatment the doctor is asking for is not the right treatment then the goal should be to find what the right treatment is. >> reporter: but you say their goal is not doing that currently. >> that is because critics say they're saving money, systems costs are down $800 million each year. but worley says it's gone too far. research from the insurance industry shows even after imr, 96% of all medical services are approved. in this july report the state writes independent medical professionals apply the appropriate evidence-based medical standard. we asked the state for an interview by our request was declined. what does that say to you?

>> they don't want to answer your questions. >> she was a beautiful person. >> reporter: joan continues to mourn the loss of her daughter but is speaking up to improve comp. >> it's for the voice she no longer has. >> reporter: she says the system failed her daughter when she needed it most. >> they provided a lot of care for lori. she just needed more. >> reporter: the department of industrial relations says improvements are continuing and reviewers continue to make treatment decisions based on guidelines. the state says encouraging treatment that is proving to work and discouraging treatment that is ineffective means better care and fewer waste of resources. okay, thank you, if you have a tip please call. or send an e-mail directly to the unit at nbcbayarea.com. and authorities now say that the death toll from the devastating earthquake in italy stands at 250 people. rescue crews are working around

the clock to try to find survivors around the towns. >> reporter: well here, the search and rescue operations are still under way. we've seen army trucks bringing in. >> flood lights, local authorities say they plan to work through the night trying to dig through the rubble to see if there are any remaining survivors. obviously, time is running out for those who may be trapped under the bricks and stones. when that took place, the man survived for 72 hours. so they hope that those kinds of positive stories could still be repeated. the folks we spoke to here, the residents are devastated by this earthquake, most of them are not able to return to their homes, even the homes that are still standing. it's simply too dangerous, they were cleared from this area. authorities set up temporary

shelters. it gets very cold here at night, the authorities say they're happy with the immediate emergency response but many are worried what it means in terms for the long-term situation. laquila, can again, suffered the earthquake in 2009, is now a ghost town. others are worried they can't go home. they will create more permanent structures, winter is coming. temperatures get very low in the winter time in the mountainous region. it will be very difficult for these thousands of families to survive without more help from authorities here. this is lucy kafanov, reporting in italy. and signs to help clear up congestion in the east bay, it runs from the bay bridge. when traffic is clear the signs are off, not needed. but if an accident occurs, a red

arrow will show what is blocked ahead. the green will show what is clear and going the fastest. we asked caltrans if an accident happened here, the exit for emeryville. >> you will probably see it at central or university. you will start to see the changing in the arrows. >> right now they're active from 5:00 a.m. to 8 at night. and almost unofficially the weekend. i knew we were going to go there. >> we have been working together for a long time. and everyone at honeme thinking the same thing. beautiful shot here, we do have a little haze. high of 69, right now 62, low clouds not moving for tomorrow. i'll have details for the morning forecast and the weekend in just a few moments.

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not zika -- was brought home from the olympics. =vo= there is some relief in medals. it appears only medals were brought home, and no zika. the world health association says so far there were no cases associated with the olympics. it still will be monitored. doctors say there is a one week incubation period with the virus. as you recall, there were concerns about zika, several athletes with drew from the games because of concerns. and today marks the 100th anniversary of the establishment of the park service and we all get a present from now through sund sunday. this is pretty cool. national parks like yosemite have free admission. there are more than 400 national parks across the country. that is a nice little perk. >> next weekend, i can't wait. like the highlight of my summer. i am looking forward to it. >> just thinking ahead. next weekend, no rain.

>> it's going to be amazing when we get closer, you will get down to the minute, no worries, the forecast across the bay comfortable the past few days, even a little bit better to the weekend. let's go to get a live look right now and the classic san francisco talk, look at it racing across the screen on our brand-new high definition camera. nothing like the fog in summer. currently 61 degrees in sf, the relative humidity 75%. and remember the higher the relative humidity is the more moisture that is present in the atmosphere. as we go to walnut creek, the relative humidity is lower, because we still had drier air in place, right now 58%, current temperature 65, numbers dropping in the 50s by 11:00 tonight and also clouds increasing. really for tomorrow morning if you're doing any planning getting up early, 5, 6, 7:00 all areas to be impacted by the low clouds to start. we'll have 52 here in the north bay, for the east bay 58, for the peninsula not only fog but

also areas of drizzle. south bay, sun breaking through. we'll look at moderate air quality for the skies, hazy, 57 degrees, the large change for friday's forecast, this area of high pressure pushing off to the south and weekend. so then eventually we'll see cooler temperatures in by the accused weekend. tomorrow, cupertino, 79 degrees, again, fantastic weather for summer, peninsula, 62, spotty drizzle, half moon bay, el paso, 74, san francisco, low 60s, breaks of sun. for the north bay, east bay, temperatures going down again a couple of degrees with pleasanton at 83, up into the north bay, mill valley, 70s, santa rosa, looking at 77. larger change again comes by saturday and sunday. a trough of low pressure to the north associated with that is

cooler air. so as that wraps around the trough of low pressure it will help to drop the temperatures as we head to saturday and sunday. definitely, no way no how, will we have any hundredth as we go into the weekend. keep the ac's off, as we head into saturday we'll look at what we can expect. napa, of course a hot spot when it comes places to go, 60s on saturday, by 2 and 3:00 just 80 degrees that is it. santa cruz, usually one of the warmest beach location, typically in the 70s, but saturday we'll start in the 50s and finish the day with 60s. so it's not going to be beach weather so to speak in santa cruz where you can have the bathing suit on and kind of walk around. you will have to still have that light jacket with you. san francisco, you can see over the next several days temperatures to remain for the 60s. looking good.

and for the inland valleys, fire danger remaining low as we hover in the 80s. 72, next tuesday, we'll look at the forecast as new numbers come in. we may have to put 70s in here for next week. i know a whole lot of folks at home are not disappointed if we had had to put 70s in here. >> thank you. well, ryan lochte left rio before news broke that he was not actually vandalized at a gas station. this stems from his exaggerated claim of being robbed at gunpoint. lochte failed to mention that he and three teens vandalized gas station after a heavy night of drinking. lochte will stand trial or be tried and also possibly convicted even if he does not go back. okay, earlier tonight, on nbc bay area, thursday night football, preseason with the regular season right around the

corner. and everyone likes an underdog story and a good one is developing at 49ers camp should that is for sure, tomorrow, ken marcus rush do to green bay what he did? with a name like marcus rush, you would expect him to be able to rush the passer. >> look at that desire, he is just relentless. >> reporter: his three-sack performance against denver last weekend has people talking, teammates included. >> i actually threw a joke at him the other day, i said you sure like the man, he said a little bit. >> reporter: rush spent last season on the 49ers' practice squad, with his play in training camp and the first two preseason games he has given himself a real chance to not only make the 53-man roster but get some legitimate playing time come the regular season. >> i don't want to be just kind of a one and done kind of deal.

all of these guys are giving me this and that, all comes down to i just have to be consistent and be able to stay on this team. >> you stack those games on top of each other. and eventually you just start to let go and play your game. that is basically what i told him. try to have another game like that. >> reporter: while rush always believed he had that sort of game in him, the buzz created is sort of a surprise. >> it's overwhelming at the same time, and an eye opener, i look forward to the next two games. still have two weeks, just got to keep pushing. >> reporter: having become a friend and mentor to rush, bowman will make sure he keeps pushing forward. >> i'm definitely rooting for a guy like that. i mean, it's always good to see a gem come out of the dirt that you did not expect. so you know, i'm rooting for him. >> reporter: and so is niner nation, in santa clara, colin rush, nbc bay area. and from the 49ers to the

warriors, for the first time in ten years they have a new radio. they introduced the game, the station, san francisco fm station will be the warriors' new flag ship this season. knbr 680 had been their home for the the past seasons, change to 95.7 fm if you're watching the game coming up. >> i'm excited for football, but also excited for basketball. >> thank you for joining us at 8:00. we'll see you back here at 11:00. >> have a good night. ♪always on the sunny side ♪keep on the sunny side of life♪

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cheating? new details on j. lo's breakup. chris rock engaged? >> a triple header of breaking couples' news now on "extra." ♪ ♪ ♪ new photos. larry king and his wife together today as he's blindsided by rumors he's having an affair. the king camp fighting reports this man's her secret lover. did they really meet on larry's podcast? then why j. lo pulled the plug on her relationship? is her hit song "ain't your mama" about casper? plus chris rock's girlfriend sporting a new ring. did he