they are glad they won the game. but the things they thought about trevor siemian, he was poised and accurate and athletic. they saw that in the game. the game is not too big for him. you saw how excited c.j. anderson was. now they know what they have got. >> the thing that really impressed me was his athletic ability. getting outside the pocket, remaining calm under pressure and delivering the ball. >> even though it is only one game, your mind has been changed about trevor siemian, at least to some extent. >> well, bob, it is not just one game. this is kind of a playoff atmosphere, kind of similar to the super bowl. it is just a notch under that. this is a big time game with a lot of pressure. he has never even thrown a nfl football pass. >> the moment wasn't too big for him. >> no, it wasn't. okay. the broncos open it 1-0 with a one-point win over the panthers. al and cris back with their final thoughts after this.

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♪ oh sunday night ♪ stomp your feet and start clapping ♪ ♪ nbc sunday night about to happen ♪ ♪ oh sunday night >> al: oh, yeah. carrie underwood letting us know the 11th season of nbc "sunday night football" commences in 72 hours or less with the arizona cardinals, a team a lot of people think will make it to the super bowl against new england, always considered a super bowl team. and the main story on sunday night, jimmy garoppolo with tom brady out if for four games. the suspension. garoppolo makes the start. >> cris: yeah. much like what we have seen here tonight, you know, trevor siemian came in. he got the job done for his football team. now it is up to garoppolo. four games is a long time. that is a month of the season. he needs to have an impact. what a test for him on opening night. >> al: he is going to need

gronkowski too. >> cris: who knows, he has been dealing with a hamstring injury. >> al: off to the desert. riding our camels down there now. see you on sunday night. the final score here, 21-20 in the opener of the 2016 national football league season. jimmy fallon and the tonight show coming up. on the west coast your local news. al michaels, cris collinsworth and michele tafoya in denver saying good night and we will see you on sunday.

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there it is, sports authority field at mile high. the home of the super bowl champion broncos and the home to the season opener for the 2016 nfrl envelope season. the two teams who squared off in super bowl 50 reunite to kick off a new season. you saw it right here on nbc bay area, and we had the broncos and had the panthers. they open it up. got the raiders on sunday in the big easy, 49ers and chip kelly's opener at home against the l.a. rams. oh, welcome in, everybody. a special thursday night edition

of "xfinity post-game" and i'm jim kozimor and alongside super bowl champ bill romanowski. >> pretty blown away and the broncos really answered a big question and that is what were they going to get out of their quarterback? and they found out tonight that this game was not too big for him, and trevor semien answered the bell and what a big-time win they had. if you're the raiders, what do you think after watching a team in your division play so well. >> i don't think you're liking it. you were hoping going into this, that this quarterback was not going to respond the way he did tonight. not the case. >> plenty more on the game coming up a little bit later. look at all the papers in front of me. >> i know, me, too. you're ready to go. we're all ready to go and let's get it started by talking about the biggest story in sports and

that story is colin kaepernick. does it from the sidelines. the 49ers are the late toast follow in the footsteps of the second string quarterback. today the team announced that they will make a $1 million donation to a pair of bay area groups, this after kap himself vowed to donate his first $1 is million in earnings this season and additionally he'll prodate from hisgers i sales which have soared to number one in the nfl. >> the jersey sales jumped because people's belief that there can be change and we can make this country better and that they believe that i was someone that could help that change, and for me that support is something i have to give back to the communities for that cause because that's what their belief is, that's what my belief is and we can work towards a common goal. >> all right. kaepernick continues to draw support for his national anthem protest. seahawks wideout and former stanford cardinal doug baldwin

tweeted this out. our team will honor the country and flag in a pregame demonstration of unity, and in tonight's game the big thursday night game that we had here on neighbors bay area, there was a player on the broncos, brandon marshall, a linebacker, a college teammate of kap's at nevada also took a knee. you played in the nfl for 16 years. how do you see these protests on the field at nfl game? >> well, it's interesting because when -- when is it going to be that maybe you have five guys next week, ten guys the following week, i think eventually the nfl is going to step in and probably put a kibosh to this. >> with that it's time to bring in another voice, and that's our good friend over at csnbayarea didn't come, our insider matt maiocco. let's talk about kaepernick, the player. gets a chance to work with a

real master mind offensively in chip kelly. how is kap adjusting to what chip kelly and his system can do? >> colin kaepernick did not win the starting job so he'll have to wait for his time to come. blaine gabbert is the starter. colin kaepernick feels this is a similar kind of system that he ran at nevada when he was a duel threat. 49ers traded up and got him in 2011 so he hasn't got his strength back. he feels like he still has a lot of improving to do, but he feels like if he's given that opportunity he can step in and win football games. the last time he started the season on the bench was 2012 and he ended up being the starting quarterback in the super bowl that season. >> i know blaine gabbert gets the start but i've got a sneaking suspicion i might see number 7 at some point. how likely is it, and you're an insider on this, how likely is it that we see two quarterbacks on monday night against the l.a. rams, a special package for colin kaepernick because he has

special gifts chip kelly can harness? >> i don't think you'll see this week. i don't think his running ability and his strength is everything, you know, not back to where it was before all the surgery, so i don't think that that's going to be the case, and i think chip kelly has to have a long leash with blaine gabbert, at least for a while because you can't just base the starting quarterback being blaine gabbert on everything that you've seen, the body of work from the off-season program through training camp and then just pull the plug on him immediately so i think the 49ers are waiting until they feel like kaepernick is all the way back before they think about adding in some packages such as that. >> i'm hearing you say no now, leaving an opening for a couple days from now. that's what i like. let's talk about the running game. that will help any quarterback whoever gets the start. carlos hyde, the lead back, is going through concussion protocol. how like is it that we see him in the starting lineup on sunday? >> 100%. he's been fully cleared and is ready to play.

let's talk about it. let's talk about the quarterbacks. the 49ers will be a run-oriented team. that hasn't changed. chip kelly likes to run the ball. that kind of gets lost a lot of times in that short passing game and the up tempo kind of attack that they like to run, but they like to spread it out. carlos hyde has a very good feel for that spread run game. the 49ers offensive line a lot better than it has been in the past or a lot better than it was last year so expect a lot of carlos hyde on monday night against the l.a. rams. >> matt maiocco our 49ers insider getting ready for monday night, levi stadium. the l.a. rams come to town. thanks for the insights. we move along and to quote the late al davis, the greatness of the raiders is in its future. why derek carr is ready to lead oakland back to the postseason. we'll discuss next on "xfinity sports post-game."

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it's the moment raiders fans have been waiting for. after a big, maybe huge off-season, silver and black open the 2016 season in the big easy taking on drew brees and the new orleans saints. quarterback derek carr says his team is ready for this moment. >> the feeling preparing for this game is like a feeling we had during the last year mid-season. you know, that's how it feels. you know, we're preparing. we know that we have a great task ahead of us in new orleans. they have recently -- i mean, they were a super bowl team not too long ago. goodness. they have a half fame quarterback. they have great young players on defense so you know what they have, and, you know, now we're just preparing for them. it's not like we have to do this. it's none of that. we're just playing football, man. we're preparing the way our coaches have taught us, and, you know, we want to go out there and play clean, solid football.

>> raiders/saints. on paper these teams evenly matched. both 7-9 last season and both teams in the middle of the pack in terms of takeaways. saints with the eighth highest scoring team on offense, but defensively ranking dead last. what will derek carr of the silver and black be able to do? can they shred the saints defense? we continue on "xfiniti post-game." scott bair is here. they are looking for a big game and a big season and what is it going to take for carr to elevate to that elite status in the nfl among quarterbacks? >> the best quarterbacks in this league perform in the fourth quarter when the game is on the line and everybody is looking to the guy with the football. can you make big plays when it matters most, and a couple of times late last year against minnesota, against kansas city, derek carr threw some ill-timed picks and got himself in trouble. if he can excel in those games,

because let's be honest, 50%, 60% of these games are decide within ten points in the fourth quarter he needs to step up and excel. he's already efficient. he already has the arm talent. he has a mastery of the scheme. now it's about performing well in the clutch. >> all right. that's the offensive side of the ball. defensive side of the ball you want to keep your team in t.raiders went out and added some key pieced. in the secondary they add shaun smith and a linebacker in bruce irvin and draft carl joseph at safety. how long does it take new pieces to gel with the old pieces and the leftovers from last year to make a cohesive defensive unit? >> if you remember last year they got off to a slow start and they got better and stronger as the year went on, so this is a situation where if they were playing a lot of basic stuff in the preseason. i think you're going to see the defense a little more complex. you're going to see a little more blitzing going on and they are going to come together starting this weekend. >> all right. we'll see if they can do it

against one heck of a future hall of fame quarterback in drew brees. but when a season starts as a fan i love power rankings. here's what i'm doing right near. csnbayarea.com. look at scott bair's nfl power rankings. heading into week one. >> what? >> what? >> look at that. >> just outside the top ten. he's got a vikings team without teddy bridgewater ranked just ahead of them. scott, how do you explain yourself? how do you grade it this way and not have the raiders in the top ten right now in. >> number one it's the preseason and it's fun and i would like -- i'm going to dangle that carrot out there for the silver and black. they haven't earned it yet. they have a lot of talent, and we haven't seen what they are going to do. vikings still have a guy named adrian peterson, i don't know, jim, if you've ever heard of him and the defense is good. this is a team on the rise, a team that could get into the top ten, a team that i believe will ultimately make the playoffs this season. again, they just have to go out and win some tough games,

especially early ones on the road and kind of get this season off on the right foot and i think a good showing in new orleans is the way to do that. >> that's a tall order, making the playoffs. remember, a couple years ago it was it a three-win team and elevate to seven wins this last season. tough to make the jump from seven to be a playoff team, but i'm going to ask you, bill, give me some reasons to believe. why should i think the raiders can make the elevation make the leap to a playoff team and end the drought? >> because they have got talent at every position and their quarterback, you know, is making improvements, and now going into his third season it's time for him to put the team on his back, along with a lot of great talent and go out there and start winning some football games, and this is a quarterback-driven league. derek carr is ready and come sunday he's going up against one of the best quarterbacks to ever play in drew brees, and it's time for him to do his thing.

>> you think playoffs? >> i do. >> yeah? >> yeah. >> i think it's going to be close. they are going to have to earn it late, but, yeah. >> do you think playoffs? >> absolutely. >> i've got them 9-7. that's on the cusp. >> 9-7. >> it's hard to go from 7 to 10. >> i think 9 is believing pretty well. >> easier schedule. >> it's early. >> i'm dangling the carrot, scott. learned that from a great guy. >> exactly. >> afc west will be hotly contested this season. romo is going to tell us exactly how the division plays out. it might be changing. the broncos were winners at home tonight, and i think that surprised a lot of people. you're watching "xfinity sports post-game."

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milwaukee up 6-3. cracks a two-run shot to right and adds to the brew crew lead. brewers win, 12-5. here's your up to the second national league playoff picture. if the playoffs started today and they don't. giants would host the mets in the wild card game. winner that have would go to the w windy city to take on the cubs. >> can madison bumgarner kickstart a surge to the postseason? you know where you see it on nbc bay area. first pitch 6:30 friday night. time now for us to have our dodge player of the day. it's brought to you by the dodge challenger. this car was made for driving in california. visit dodge.com for more, and here's where we go with it. vallejo native, northern california guy, cal bear, c.j. anderson leading the broncos to

victory. two touchdowns, one running and one passing. great fantasy night for this guy. great night for the broncos as they beat carolina again, 21-20 this time. bill romanowski and jim kozimor with you. all right. here's the afc west, bill. time for to you make some projections, and i'll tell you something. i think the win tonight by these guys surprised a lot of people. >> i think it did, too. trevor siemian was the big surprise. you're now looking at probably one of the strongest divisions in the nfl. so let's just go last to first. >> all right. >> right here we're going to bring those chargers down. i love fillive rivers. i love the way he competes, but they are going to come in last, and here, yeah, joey bosa hurt them. >> okay. >> alex smith hurts them, and that's why they are coming in three. >> playoff quarterback. >> he's going to come in third. >> all right. now, here's the number two.

>> they are getting into the playoffs. >> all right. >> but they are getting in via wild card, and this changed tonight for me. >> really? >> because of trevor siemian. what he did in a big-time venue, outstanding and they have a phenomenal defense. >> what makes sure this isn't a one-hit wonder? struck gold one time but this won't happen every sunday. >> he's calm and the game not too big for hi. thursday night, the entire country is watching and he was on point. >> and the raiders, they have got themselves a tough task to start the season as they take on the new orleans saints. see if they can get their season started with a winning note and "sunday night football" on nbc bay area starting this sunday. al, cris down in the desert, patriots and cardinals on sunday. immediately following the game, you get it right here on nbc bay area. that will do it for us. thanks so much for watching.

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security. the big announcement from the city of santa clara stemming from colin kaepernick's debate on the national anthem. nbc bay area news starts right now. good evening, and thanks for joining us. i'm jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mattia. on in primetime because of the nfl season opener. panthers and broncos and soon it will be 49ers, and the santa clara police department will be there to back them up. levi stadium will be secure for "monday night football" despite the objections from the santa clara pd towards colin kaepernick. all of this happening this evening. let's bring in nbc bay area's ian cole who broke the story. you've been on the forefront of all of this for several days now. what happened tonight? >> basically the officers who warned they may not volunteer at these games say they will. it's unknown how many officers were planning on sitting out for the first 49er game because last friday the santa clara police union sent a letter to the 49ers stating they were upset over colin kaepernick's statements will police officers, and the fact that he wore socks at a

practice showing pigs in police uniforms, so what changed? well, yesterday the santa clara mayor showed support for the officers in a statement but encouraged them to continue to volunteer at the games saying if they didn't their actions could be misunderstood. >> this issue that mr. kaepernick talked about is a huge issue in our country, a huge issue. it's a lot bigger than whether or not he sits down or they sit out. it's bigger than that. >> santa clara is the lead police agency during 49er games. typically about 70 of those officers volunteer to work overtime as off-cutie security. the police chief says he's pleased today and told us that the games were always going to be fully staffed, even if he had to reach out to other bay area departments. coming up tonight at 11:00, hear from the president of the silicon valley naacp who met with the chief and union after the decision was made and why he's suggesting colin kaepernick meet with them as well. live in the newsroom. ian cull, nbc bay area news. >> a lot of different angles to

this story. did you see tonight's game here on nbc bay area? another player joined kaepernick's national anthem protest. here it is. that's his college teammate from the university of nevada reno broncos linebacker brandon marshall. saw there taking a knee during the national anthem. more players are expected to join the protest this sunday. >> not just players, management is joining the movement as well. 49ers will give $1 million to two bay area groups. it is exact same amount that kaepernick promised to donate to the community from his earnings this season. the 49ers pledge will go to the silicon valley community foundation and the san francisco foundation. team ceo jed york says it's earmarked for racial and economic inequality and fostering communication and collaboration between law enforcement and the communities they serve here in the bay area. the 49ers cut ties with bruce miller after he was arrested for allegedly assaulting a 70-year-old man. today the san francisco d.a.

charged him with seven felonies, including assault with a deadly weapon. the weapon was a cane. prosecutors say miller attacked two men at a san francisco hotel on monday and given that one of them is elderly the charges are enhanced. miller is now scheduled to appear in court tomorrow afternoon. >> are there headlines this evening, new and chilling details about the so-called serial shooter? michael lewis is accused of ten shootings in san jose over the past few months but another concern tonight is there a second shooter? nbc bay area's michelle roberts joins us from san jose. michelle, what do we know? >> at this point police don't know if there is a second person and they do believe michael lewis opened fire here on blossom hill road and he was in court today and he'll be in court again tomorrow. >> today a san jose judge set bail at $100,000 for michael lewis. the 30-year-old is accused of shooting cars along blossom hill

road in the middle of the night between may and august. >> lewis who has a criminal history including charges of stealing money and assault did not enter a plea in court today, but he did appear to mouth the words help me to friends and relatives to courtroom. >> we know this guy was capable of doing anything. >> sergeant enrique garcia said he was arrested after police noticed a black dodge charger in the area saying the car had been linked to the case. >> they are giving suspects commands to exit the car, but suspect is not complying. eventually the driver takes off. >> police say they chased lewis for several blocks in the car and then on foot before making the arrest. during the follow-up investigation detectives say they have found a handgun in the house and the crime lab determined that gun was used in four of the ten shootings. today police say they don't know if lewis was the only shooter. >> you're not playing around. you're shooting a handgun at a car. >> two people were wounded by

shrapnel or flying glass in the shootings and tonight many neighbors are grateful nobody was killed. >> oh, yeah, that's for sure. >> yeah. i feel better, a lot safer. >> definitely relieved, but i'm worried if somebody that senseless does something like that, it could happen again. >> lewis is scheduled to be arraigned in a san jose court tomorrow. he's facing four attempted murder charges. reporting live from san jose, michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. >> a teenager at the center of a police misconduct in the bay area as they are try to get him out of jail and supporters push for charges for numerous oakland police officers. >> creleft definitely wants to come home. >> this victim advocate says attorneys are hard at work to make that happen. two well-known civil rights attorneys in the bay area are in florida trying to secure the

release of the 19-year-old at the center of a police sex scandal. gaup was jailed last week after allegedly assaulting a worker at the rehab facility she checked into. >> currently right now they are just looking at ways of getting her out of jail and getting her back home to the bay area. >> meanwhile, advocates of sex trafficking victims are anxiously awaiting to hear if criminal charges will be filed against the police officers accused of having sex with gaup, some allegedly while she was underage. the city of oakland has announced it's disciplining 12 of its officers and the livermore police department says a veteran officer has resigned following its investigation. >> a regular civilian of the community would be prosecuted for anything pertaining to sexual assault with a minor and we're looking for the same outcome. >> tonight questions still remain how did gaup end up in florida, and who paid for it.

oakland city leaders are demanding answers and say they are worried for her well-being. >> there is a moral obligation to make sure that she's getting care and support. >> tonight an online fund-raiser has been launched for the teenager, and the alameda county d.a. says expect a decision on possible charges against the officers tomorrow. in oakland, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> okay. thank you, jodi. a political dustup and you see berkeley getting attention online. >> tolerance at uc berkeley, what tolerance looked like. >> video recorded by a campus republican group. members claimed protesters rushed them yesterday and then tried to steal their life-sized cutout of donald trump. a video was posted and no one was hurt in the scuffle. a silicon valley engineer is now suing valley fair mall in the south bay. he works at apple and says that mall security guard right there

pulled a gun on him. his offense, he says he ran over a traffic cone. >> it happened during the christmas shopping season. the engineer caught the confrontation on his cell phone. damien tarullo is at the offices of the man's attorney and both the mall and the guard are named in the suit. >> reporter: yes. the lawsuit here claims assault, false imprisonment and negligence. the victim says he was so traumatized he missed five months of work. nicholas buchanan says he was staring down the barrel of this gun just outside valley fair mall. he says it's all because he ran over an orange traffic cone. >> put it in park. >> the local -- the security guard who was at the site considered that a capital offense, chased him down. >> richard alexander is representing the driver nicholas buick nap. police identified the guard as francis fielding who was working in the mall parking garage for srmi security, and in the video

the guard supervisor tells the guard to put the gun away and confronts the driver. >> if you unlock your door or i'll take our your window. >> he fails all personality tests as well for his belligerency and handling a very minor event. >> westfield valley fair told nbc bay area they do not comment on pending litigation. the guard francis fielding did not return his calls and his supervisors were not shot. >> that is insane. i didn't know they were insane and i didn't know they carried guns and just for running over a cone, wow. >> investigators noted the guard had no valid gun permit nor his security guard id as is required. police recommended criminal charges against the guard but the d.a. chose not to file. the guards we saw at the mall were not armed and employed by a

company called universal protection services. damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> san jose police tell us two women were robbed at gunpoint at santana row. the robbery happened near hatton street, an area where people park before shopping at the outdoor mall. police say two men threatened women with a handgun and took a purse from one of the women. spoke to shoppers in the area about the robbery. >> it's scary to me because i like to come shopping by myself. >> it's quite scary. you try and feel safe when you ask that on your own, but if that can happen to somebody then you're going to be more vigilant where you go and what time you go there. >> the men sped away in a small white four-door car. they have not been caught. santana row management is not commenting on that robbery. >> from stanford university to sex offender school, that's where brock turner is now heading. as part of his probation the former stanford student must enroll in a sex offender

program. tonight we take a look at the program and turner's chances of committing another sexual assault. >> after jail the first step for brock turner was to register as a sex offender. this is his new life, one year in a sex offender management program and a lifetime on the sex offender registry. >> just like the victim, he's never going to forget this. >> reporter: santa clara county refers sex offenders to five providers in its management program. one of them is psychologist robert land. >> there's three people in the room. there's the provider. there's the individual offender, and there espolice detective so everything that we do we have to keep the public safety in mind. >> reporter: he says attempting to change distorted thinking and dangerous behavior is a major part of the program and studies show that with treatment a sex offender is anywhere from 25% to 50% less likely to reoffend. >> perpetrators of sexual violence are very charismatic.

they can go through the program saying everything that they are supposed to say, doing everything they are supposed to do and turn around and reoffend. >> cat len cennic retired last month after working with domestic violence victims, many of whom were sexually assaulted. she says there isn't enough data to know if sex offender programs actually work. >> brock turner, i believe, will reoffend. >> reporter: dr. land admits there's no easy physical. the big challenge for brock tirn's therapist in his home state of ohio will be getting him to admit he did wrong. >> if you get somebody into treatment that is not motivated to change, that affects the treatment a lot. >> reporter: turner has been paroled and our requests for specifics about the sex offender program there and therapists can recommend extending treatment if the patient isn't progressing. >> it's not your typical body

cam. the unusual feature that one bay area police department is now using. >> the football tail great party just got a little more high-tech. i'm scott budman outside levi stadium. coming up, how an app on your phone can get food delivered to you in the parking lot. and good evening, i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. much cooler today. we'll have details on what's on tap for tomorrow, plus when a few showers could move near the bay area. that's in just a few minutes. they can be controversial - body

cameras for police officers now an added twist . they can be controversial. body cameras for police officers, but now with an added twist. only an nbc bay area tonight an east bay police department is going beyond even a typical body camera. more on how these cameras take the concept to an entirely new level. >> reporter: officer bill

doherty turns on the newest parts of his uniform and then takes off. >> i think he keeps everybody accountable. >> it will just rest on your shoulder. >> reporter: san ramon police officer is armed with a video body camera. >> good morning. >> you know why i stopped you, right? >> reporter: it shows what's being recorded on screen realtime like this traffic stop. >> i activated because i was pulling you over. >> reporter: when the driver sees he's being filmed. >> most people will say you can't do that to me but you're out in the public. no expectation of privacy in a public place. >> exactly. >> reporter: popular in europe san ramon is the first city in california to purchase this type of body system and officers are already being trained on how to use the $800 camera. >> there you've got the tone and the screen is on, and you can see -- see me right in the screen right in front of of you. >> reporter: what happens to all the video being recorded? at the end of a shift officers will place the cameras in a

smart dock like this. from thereto video is uploaded to a cloud-based server where it will stay for a year or indefinitely if that video is used as evidence. >> from that point everything is managed through an evidence management software. >> reporter: the department felt these specific cameras offer more transparency. what's the response when someone has concerns saying big brother is watching me and i don't want to be filmed? >> well, there is a legal standard, and the legal standard is that if we're in a public place and if you're in a public place you're freely able to record what's going on in that public place. >> reporter: 40 officers are expected to be outfitted with the cameras in the next few months. >> that's how it works. >> now the san ramon city council approved of the video cameras. all 40 cameras came with nearly a $33,000 price tag. the department owns the equipment and will only pay for the storage of the video. >> well, tonight the criticism and support continues for the president of the san francisco school board.

he's made national headlines for his proposal to rename some public schools. matt haney is clarifying his stance. he says he wants to make sure that school communities know that it's their choice to rename schools. he said george washington high school and francis scott key elementary were named after important figures in american history but they were also slave owners. he suggested to rename a school after mayo angelou and wants to open a dialogue about historical leaders who may be relevant and more representative to students and families today. >> the plan was to bring it to the board. i think i'm going to tank a little bit of time to listen to people and talk to people about what makes sense here and make sure we clarify some of these things before we jump into this. i think george washington high school has been especially challenge. >> haney says the proposal to rename the schools could be introduced this month or possibly later on. he's received an onslaught of

feedback and even physical threats. he says his shown to create a constructive conversation. >> well, if you're just tuning in we're on early because of primetime because of nfl's opening night. the broncos, as you know, beat the panthers on nbc bay area. >> it was a close game. the 49ers kick off the season next monday night which is also the debut of a new delivery service, and only in the silicon valley here. amazon will now deliver to your tailgate party. >> our business reporter scott budman reports to us from levi stadium. you're in a parking space at levi, in a parking space >> exactly, jessica and raj. this food was delivered from amazon place. a deal in place from 49ers and levi stadium all about making the tailgate party a little more techie. take some tailgaters, add robots and you have the newest mix of

technology and sports, silicon valley style, a delivery service that comes to your parking space. >> got our chips. >> reporter: 49ers and amazon prime are aiming at levi stadium tailgaters. >> ah. beverage. >> reporter: so pull out your smartphone and food or sunscreen or a power cord will arrive in an hour. >> if you run out of charcoal getting ready for the game, call them up as well and get an extra set of charcoal delivered to your barking lot. >> come on, like food, like drinks, so, yeah, and if you can watch the football game at the same time, totally go for it. >> reporter: it is a good mix. the kind of thing that happens when amazon's bay area distribution facility meets a silicon valley football team. >> being here in the heart of silicon valley it's a key market for them, so as they rolled out this new service they wanted to use us as sort of their test example for an nfl game. >> reporter: so come to the party empty-handed. you're just an app away from

feeding your friends. there is a downside to this. no drone delivery, at least yet. levi stadium insists it's a drone-free zone. this all kicks off monday night against the rams here at levi stadium. minimum order is 20 bucks. reporting live in santa clara, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> scott likes ruffles, we can see that. according to noaa's latest climate update la nina is not likely to develop this winter. that weather system usually brings higher than average snowfall to the northern third of the country. forecasters say the chance for la nina is now only 40%, and with less winter snow comes increased drought concerns so we may be back again talking about water conservation. >> well, the good news in all of this is the long range outlooks don't show anything in terms of below average rainfall for this winter so there may still be a little silver lining here in the forecast to come. as we get a look at your

microclimate forecast, can you see right now the huge temperature drops we talked about yesterday. that colder air is moving n.right now running anywhere between 5 to 18 degrees colder across the bay area. that made is so much more comfortable. san jose with a hive 80 degrees. currently 46 and we'll find patchy clouds into the overnight hours eventually dropping to 59 by 3:00 and also 4:00 in the morning. we get the fall back in san francisco and also patchy areas of drizzle and 53. low clouds spreading here throughout entire bay area and a much achilier morning than we've been used to as widespread 50s are expected here throughout the bay area. a look at your microclimate forecast on friday. temperatures near average to slightly below. that will put san jose at 84 degrees and cupertino 82. over to palo alto 79 and san francisco, we have the typical 60s coming on back with patchy areas of fog, especially near the marina and a cool 62

degrees. for the north bay, east bay and also for the tri-vale, we'll go as warm as 87 in livermore but that really is my hottest temperature for tomorrow for the east bay, oakland fantastic weather and 71 degrees and over towards fremont 82 and walnut creek coming in at 85. do i want to direct your attention to the fall pattern that we're currently dealing with right now that helped our temperatures to drop off. it as if the fog at the immediate coastline will stay in place as we head into saturday's forecast as well so we're looking at some fantastic weather again comin this weekend. now i want to push it ahead into next week. we had mention the the possibility of maybe some spotty showers as we head into next tuesday and wednesday and now for a second day in a row. forecast models are still hinting at maybe some coastal showers developing again next tuesday and also wednesday. if we saw anything to this point it will be trace amounts to maybe 5/100 of an inch.

we'll fine tune the forecast. as far as it goes now, i've not added the shower icon on here yet but may have to do so tomorrow. in san francisco we have the clouds and temperatures in the 60s and for the inland valleys we have an average of 87 tomorrow. 80 by monday and 70s by tuesday and wednesday and with that chance of showers moving near the coastline i did increase cloud cover. tomorrow we may need to put a little bit of rain on there to watch out for, but, you know, all in all not a bad forecast as we head into september. >> if you add the shower icon then you'll get serious. >> thanks, jeff. >> up next, one of the most popular brew masters in the bay area has a new beer and it's got a teal twist. >> should be good. we'll explain next. dream scenario. beer -- and

sports. a well known local brewery -- is teaming up w/ the sharks. okay. for a lot of people this is a dream scenario. beer and sports. a well-known, like a legendary brewery is teaming up with the sharks. >> it is dreamy, for you, isn't it? the hockey season starts next month and the beer garden is

going now. the garden is going teal with a newale. more in this really good assignment tonight. >> no, i'm not trying to make a fashion statement. inside the brewery in san jose where the flavor of the day is sharks chummale. >> i'm a huge, huge sharks fan so just the affiliation and the honor to be their brewer was a dream come true. >> dan came to us with the idea. we were all for it and took about six to eight months to create and develop and here we are today, the first day of bottling chum beer, and we're looking forward to this getting out in stores and our fans drinking it and enjoying it responsely >> reporter: dry hop reddale will make its debut saturday at the preseason opener on september 27th but it's scheduled to hit supermarket shelves as early acts 19th and thanks to the modern technology it's already in demand says beer owner dan gordon. >> i had to run over a minute ago to explain to our office

manager how to reply. we didn't think -- no one was supposed to know about it until after today, and here it is in realtime. randy hahn and dan tweeted it and within minutes we're getting calls. >> i'm going to be totally honest. they told me to show up for work and i'm like i might have something and then they said there will be beer. i'm in. >> the name chum. >> i love the name because, obviously, the connection to a shark and chum, but your chum is also your friend, so where else do you most enjoy having a beer, watching a sharks game with your friend. >> category unto its own. just like the sharks, a one of a kind beer. >> in san jose, colin resch. >> a lot of smiles. and just in case you forgot the bay area housing market is sky high. take a look. according to caldwell banker the city of saratoga is ranked as the most expensive place in

america to buy a house. the average price in saratoga a cool $2.4 million. on the top 20 most expensive list, nine bay area cities and some of the others on that list, cupertino, redwood city and, of course, san francisco. we could go on and on with this list. >> i could have named them all. could have named them all. >> anywhere in the bay area. >> that's it. >> thanks for joining us here in primetime. we'll see you right back in here at 11:00. >> just come back. >> we'll see you then.