together. thank you all very much. right now, at 8:00, tense moments at a donald trump rally in reno. the republican presidential candidate rushed offstage by secret service agents. the news starts right now. good evening, everyone. thank you for joining us in a special primetime edition of nbc bay area news. >> donald trump was in the middle of a last-minute pitch to voters here when a scuffle in the crowd forced secret service to jump into action. >> the countdown to the election. let's start with mary ann favro. >> we have just learned that one man who was at that rally has been detained. take a look at this video. you can see s.w.a.t. team members walking through the crowd, leading the way, and

authorities are escorting a man in handcuffs out of the convention center amid boos from the crowd. the last few minutes, secret service agents have said that someone in that crowd yelled, someone has a gun. however, they did not find a gun in the convention center. trump is alive, but there were definitely some chaotic moments onstage during today's rally in reno. 20 minutes into his campaign speech in reno, secret service agents rushed in, and quickly escorted donald trump offstage. there was apparently a scuffle in the crowd close to the front of the stage where trump was standing. a few minutes later, someone was escorted out of the rally. then less than ten minutes later, trump returned to the stage. >> nobody said it was going to be easy for us. but we will never be stopped. never, ever be stopped.

i want to thank the secret service. these guys are fantastic. they don't get enough credit. they don't get enough credit. they're amazing people. >> this is what trump had to say before the threat. >> if we win, the corrupt politicians, and their special interests, will lose. if they win, the american people will lose. it's just that simple. >> today hillary clinton relied on star power to motivate her supporters, and campaigned in the pouring rain in florida. a state trump needs to win. >> everybody who don't agree with me, people who vote for me! >> after going negative on trump relentle relentlessly, she has an ad that will run in 12 battleground states this weekend. she finished the day in

pennsylvania with pop star katy perry. and trump now heads to his final rally today in colorado. no word yet on whether they're going to need to beef up security at that event. reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> long lines at the polls on this final weekend of early voting before election day on tuesday. this is candidates taking their ground game out to the voters. rick boone is in san jose on the final push to tuesday. >> reporter: from a bay area donald trump street rally, to a hillary clinton phone bank in san francisco, the campaigns are turning up the heat. >> are you ready for a great democratic victory? >> reporter: along with volunteers, not only made calls, but also texted and tweeted voters, too. it appears voters are paying attention to the races in the

props. early voting lines were up to an hour saturday, like this one at the santa clara registrar voter's office. >> it's our highest number of registered voters ever. >> reporter: he also said there's a system to this organization to make sure every vote is counted. it's a 24-hour operation. every completed ballot that comes into this early voting location is checked by several teams, all the way down to the signature to ensure it's a match. after that, your ballot is counted in this room. that count is computed right here on this screen behind the window, and then there's one more step. that little laptop, that is the laptop that will have the official numbers for santa clara county that will then either elect or unelect some candidates. >> you got it. we sneaker net it, so we load a usb drive into it and walk the usb drive over to that computer over there and load them to the website. >> reporter: he says they do have a backup system just in case they run out of power. they have a backup generator

that basically goes right into working order, as soon as there may be a power outage inside this building. also, there's a backup if they happen to lose their computer system, lose the count on the vote. they can go and save the votes that were previously counted and then go back to a previous day. they have a backup on top of their backup. you can vote at the santa clara county registrar's voters office. two hospitals in the east bay are making sure that their patients can vote on tuesday. volunteers at hospitals in berkeley and oakland will bring registered patients voting ballots if they haven't already requested absentee ballots. volunteers will place a postcard on patients' breakfast trays to let them know they can vote. they'll then deliver the ballots to the appropriate election office.

on election day, nbc bay area investigative yublt here has your back. if you have any questions or problems at the polls. call the tip line 844-nbc-vote. you can also file a complaint if you run into any kind of trouble, we've posted a link on our web page. check it out as a voter, at nbcbayarea.com. eight people shot in downtown oakland. this happened just after midnight this morning. near 14th and broad yai. an area with an active night life. kristi smith joins us live from oakland. christie, police have two people in custody. >> reporter: two men were arrested after a wild gun battle that had people ducking for cover on an oakland street just after midnight. in all, eight people were wounded in this, including four women. oakland police say people started shooting on franklin,

the others caught in the cross fire. police responded quickly. all between 17 and 28 years old. there is a club on the street, a bar and many other businesses. the club owner said the people involved were not at the club that night, but two victims did come inside later for aid. the area has seen shootings before, and a dpal ri owner said after this incident, some guests aren't even coming to a reception tonight. >> people do not -- they're afraid to come down here. you know? they think they're going to get shot or something. or end up in the cross fire. it's certainly not good for my business. >> reporter: many business owners express their concern for the vick tills as details about the shooting are stim coming in. two men were among those shot, too. all the wounded in stable condition except for one in critical condition. investigators have not said just

yet what the motive is. reporting live in oakland, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, christie. new information tonight in the killing of a young man whose body was found on the campus of sonoma state university. 18-year-old kirk kimberly was stabbed self times before he was put in a shallow grave on the estate. that comes to us from the sonoma county sheriff's office. so far, they have found no connection with the university or any of its students. kimberly's body was discovered on wednesday. he was last seen october 17th, leaving on his bicycle to meet a friend. the arrest of a newark soccer academy owner for allegedly having a sexual relationship with a minor. 29-year-old john graham was arrested at his home yesterday and booked into the fre mont jail. a girl came forward accusing him of up lawful sex acts. graham is the co-owner of the soccer academy in newark and a consultant to the newark soccer

club. it's not clear if the victim and suspect were connected through soccer or otherwise. a track dog led to three dramatic rescues at rodeo beach today. apparently this all started when the dog, whose name is pancake, got stuck on a cliff there. a good samaritan tried to rescue pancake but they got stuck, too. that's when the rescue team was called in and they air lifted everyone to safety. >> i'm incredibly grateful and so glad that i got out of it and that everybody got out of it uninjured. >> pancake's in a little trouble, though. the owner said that the dog was a little roughed up, but is at the vet and is now doing just fine. a change in the weather tonight. some rain coming in. but not for everyone. anthony here with the microclimate forecast. >> we have a system offshore bringing in some clouds. in fact, it's kicking up our waves. we've had high waves over the last couple of days, but a high

surf advisory until 7:00 tomorrow morning where waves could exceed 16 to 20 feet. we've got a storm system sitting off the coastline. you can see the clouds pretty extensive with it. what i've done is show you the wave heights. the colors match the key here. you can see between tonight and tomorrow, we're still going to be looking at waves anywhere from 10 to 15 feet off the coast. but tomorrow, after 8:00, the high wave advisory does expire and waves will relax a little bit. we're tracking rain. in fact, light stuff starting to develop in the north bay. we'll track this and let you know how much we can expect for your sunday and a warming trend on the way. all of that coming up in my full forecast. >> an thop i, thank you. track the weather anytime, access the same radar that our meteorologists use and get the forecast for your specific neighborhood. still ahead here at 8:00, a change in how california students learn science in the classrooms. what teachers are now being

urged to do. plus, a family of beloved raider legend ken stabler is outraged tonight. they say the induction into the hall of fame fell a bit short. we have to help. we have to fix this. >> it started with a simple question. how an 8-year-old curiosity ended up helping so many people. the answer is in tonight's "bay area proud" segment. they prey on our children, spending billions.

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all in a munchie meal. saving the universe is hard. which is why i make ordering late night easy. delivery through the doordash app. new from jack in the box. leads to tino students. make colge a a message today from san jose leaders, to latino students, make college a priority. thousands of families gathered at san jose state to learn about planning for college. middle school and high school students came from all over santa clara county to be there. former astronaut hernandez spoke at the event as well as our own

damien trujillo. the event is a great way to teach first generation and immigrant families about the college application process. science is best learned hands-on. at least that's the thinking from california education leaders, who are changing the guidelines for how science classes are taught. the new guidelines are part of the next generation science standard adopted by several states in recent years. on thursday the state education board approved a curriculum framework that calls for students to regularly engage in experiments, and investigations. it also connects science concepts to other subjects. despite all of the wealth of the silicon valley area, there are many people who do not know where their next meal is coming from. many say that that number is growing. but also, the help is, too. >> a local nonprofit working to end hunger started with a question from an 8-year-old boy to his father. garvin thomas has tonight's "bay area proud." >> not long after becoming a

single dad, sterner felt his son was spending too much time on his computer and video games. he wanted to shift his focus to the world, so took him volunteering. it wasn't just his son's focus that shifted. it is the last high school football game in the career of number 11, for lynnbrook high school, cassidy sterner. >> nice. >> it's the kind of moment when a dad will reflect -- >> that's going to make him feel good. >> reporter: -- hoping he's a good influence on his son. though yule sterner will be the first to tell you, it's cassidy who inspired him to do something remarkable. it happened when cassidy was just 8. and the pair were volunteering at a shelter in san diego. feeding the hungry and homeless. >> he literally said, dad, we have so much food at home, we have to help. we have to fix this. that was the entire genesis of it.

>> reporter: hunger at home is a nonprofit yule started back then, and one he revived a few years ago. after his arrival in silicon valley to run the san jose convention center for team san jose. >> the re-spark for me was seeing the abundance and growth and the tent communities growing into massive communities, getting to know individuals that were in need, thinking, this has to change. >> you've already seen what's in there? >> no, i haven't. >> reporter: with decades of experience, in hotel food and beverage, yule has always been familiar with the surplus food available to help the hungry. >> 4,000 to 5,000 -- >> reporter: but was ending up in the trash instead of on trays. >> you have a cobbler roast hunger at home has changed that in a big way. contracting with the convention center, major hotels, even levi stadium, they're responsible for nearly 2 million meals in just a few years, being donated to san

jose's martha's kitchen and the salvation army. >> we're now sharing resources. we're sharing supplies. we're sharing an abundance of supplies. >> reporter: yule said amazing as hunger at home has been, it's not enough to meet all the needs out there, if everyone just gave something he believes, we could do amazing things, things all of our children would be proud of. >> for us, as fathers and parents, if we're not being part of the solution, what are we teaching our children. >> the salvation army recently told yule that because of hunger at home, they haven't had to spend any money in the past year on food, and all of that money could now be spent on case management. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> how cool is that. great story. south bay first responders teamed up today for a 5k race and obstacle course to benefit

children at santa clara children's medical center. now in addition to the run here, there was an obstacle course, a fun run for the kids and a visit from a super hero, always popular. the super hero came via helicopter. this took place at the cupertino civic center. a nice day for that. look at the blue skies. >> damien trujillo doing a job out there today. >> getting it done. >> if you did anything outside today, we had a beautiful day. hope you took advantage of it. because we do have some clouds coming in right now and some showers starting to develop in the north bay. you know what, the rain coming in right now, not going to add too much. not going to amount too much. just a few sprinkles and then it will be out of here. we have the time lapse here from ocean beach. and there you can see the clouds move in, and they are with us right now. you can actually see the storm system right off the coastline. there are a few showers right along that cold front starting

to push in as we speak. the thing to note about the showers, not anything heavy. mostly just light rain. you can see the green there across parts of the north bay. that's where we're seeing the rain right now over towards -- approaching santa rosa just near windsor up next. temperatures aren't going to be as cold tonight. we're in the 50s and 60s for the most part. 62 in san francisco. tonight, don't expect any 40s across the north bay. the clouds will act like a blanket. but tomorrow morning when you wake up, here's your forecast. we're expecting cloudy conditions from the south bay to the tri-valley. we may see sprinkles for places like the south bay, even the peninsula. san francisco and the north bay is where you'll have the best chance of seeing light measurable rainfall. but only expect .01 inch of rain. a lot of cloud cover tomorrow morning. maybe light showers for the north bay. the shower activity will continue from about 6:00 in the

morning until about 10:00, 11:00. it will be mostly freight day throughout the day tomorrow with a few pieces of sunshine. and highs only near 70 degrees. the estimated rainfall amounts. not a whole lot. maybe enough to get the ground wet with the most measurable rain up across north bay. we're only talking about a few hundred deaths of an inch. 71 degrees for san jose tomorrow. good mix of cloud cover tomorrow in the afternoon hours. 72 for los gatos. in the east bay, temperatures in mid to upper 60s to the 70s. we may see light sprinkles around the inner bay. the peninsula is where you'll have a better chance of light showers happening. same for daly city. same for san francisco. again, morning showers, mid-of 0s there, and across the north bay. that's where you'll have the best chance of seeing any

measurable rain. santa rosa tomorrow at 67. once this storm system moves through, we're going to be done at least for the next couple of days dealing with showers. this moves in, and out tonight, and we're done with the high pressure builds in as we head to the upcoming week. that will clear out the skies and shift our winds, and that's going to bring in some warmer weather as we head to the upcoming week. your seven-day forecast, mid-70s. it's how we're looking this week. all the way from monday through friday. dry conditions. even in san francisco, mid-60s there. rain again tomorrow morning. it clears up tomorrow afternoon. the next chance of rain moves in next weekend, kind of like this weekend. a repeat pattern over the next seven days. nice, dry weather. >> we'll probably see some of the green signs, too.

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raider nation is outrablged over a hall of fame policy preventing a legendary player from getting a jacket and ring. the beloved ken stabler died

last year from complications of colon cancer. this year, he was indictd into the pro football hall of family fame. but his family will not get the gold jacket and commemorative ring. and doesn't want family members selling them or fighting over them. that answer triggered an uproar from players and coaches of die-hard fans. >> that's 120% wrong. how can you not provide his family, after this gentleman passed, and what he did to provide a legacy for his family, for these fans, and for the nfl. it's totally disgusting. everybody in the national football league, all fans, the pro football hall of fame needs to make sure the stabler family gets that jacket. >> the hall of fame said it does not plan on changing its policy. it is a primetime showdown, raiders fans have been waiting for. the silver and black hosting the broncos tomorrow. the teams are tied for first. let's face it, both fans of the teams.

carr says he knows it's going to be a cuff fight. >> there's great hits with this rivalry. what comes to mind when you think about it? >> oh, my goodness, i just remember how physical it was. i remember watching it on tv when i was a kid, sunday night, monday night. and i just remember it was always physical. my dad would always tell me, you want to watch this one, it's going to be physical. you know, i just remember people getting in fights and things like that, scuffles on the sideline, all that. hopefully i'll stay out of all that. i'll leave that to the big guys. >> with those teams, both tied for first, kickoff at 5:30, a popular spot. right here on nbc bay area. also join us after the game for a special primetime edition of nbc bay area news. still to come, fighting election fatigue. one california woman's creative way to deal with it. catching on all over the nation. also talk about vintage. a pair of 120-year-old levis up for sale.

they're expected to rake in a lot of cash.

it's about that time in the election season where you might be feeling done. ready for the election to be over. you certainly would not be alone. one sacramento woman is doing something creative, though, about election fatigue. amanda block is behind a make america kind again campaign. she designed these lawn signs and also tote bags hoping to change the political tone and also the conversations our country has been having. this could be a play on words on donald trump's now infamous slogan, but she said the message is for all americans. >> it's for everybody. i just want to represent kindness. i don't care about the politicians. >> now, as soon as she posted the items on her etsy page, the orders started coming in from all over the country. for this mom of two who also juggles online school, the business has been a boost to her

income and her election stress level. this gives vintage a whole new meaning. these levi jeans right here, you see the backlogo here, were produced in san francisco, they're 123 years old. and they're up for sale at an auction in maine. what size is that, peggy? >> 44. trust me, i'm looking. >> the jeans were made in 1893 for a pioneer businessman. unlike modern levis, these have one back pocket, no belt loops. folks back then wore suspenders. previous jeans have sold for as highfigures. >> we hear these levis have never been worn. levis, they hung on for years. >> we owned them for five years before we kicked them. truly. >> coming up next, predicting

the upcoming election. you would be surprised how accurate they are for who will win on tuesday. we investigate a surge in gun store robberies across the bay area. we uncover the reasons behind this dangerous trend.

inus.i'm peggbuer==tey/2-st== and m ter mcswney.as t raceor t. thank you for joining us at 8:30. the race for the white house comes down to the wire. donald trump rushed offstage in reno during a rally there tonight. >> that's right. marianne favro is following this story and is here with what happened. quite suddenly, marianne. >> this was a chaotic scene this afternoon in reno. people who attended that trump rally said that they didn't even know what was going on. take a look at this video. secret service agents rushed in and escorted donald trump offstage during a rally this evening in reno. he was just 20 minutes into his

campaign speech when there was a scuffle in the crowd and he was escorted off. the secret service just announced that someone in the crowd yelled gun, and that's what prompted them to get trump off the stage. however, later, when they did a thorough search, no gun was found. later s.w.a.t. team members walked through the crowd escorting a man in handcuffs out of the reno sparks convention center. then a few minutes later, trump returned to the stage. >> nobody said it was going to be easy for us. but we will never be stopped. never, ever be stopped. [ cheers and applause ] with i want to thank the secret service. these guys are fantastic. they don't get enough credit. real change begins with immediately, immediately repealing and replacing obamacare.

>> today hillary clinton campaigned in the pouring rain in florida, a state trump needs to win. >> people who don't agree with me, people who vote for me, people who doubt me. >> she finished the day in pennsylvania, with a get out the vote concert with pop star katy perry. and right now, hundreds of people are gathering in denver, colorado, because trump has one moraly there tonight. we'll have to wait and see if security is beefed up for that rally, given what happened today in reno. marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> marianne, thanks a lot. arizona's early voting ban is back in effect. the supreme court reinstated a new law today that makes it a felony to collect early ballots in arizona. this is a blow to democrats, who say this will hurt minorities' ability to cast ballots. but arizona republicans are calling the decision a victory for voters. the question now is, what to do

with ballots collected yesterday, when the law was in limbo, it was on hold. a bar in paris has an impressive history when it comes to presidential elections in the u.s. in straw polls, they've correctly chosen presidents in elections. this year there is a clear front-runner. hillary clinton was leading donald trump. just like in the states, hillary supporters had some biting words for trump. >> the two parties are changing greatly. we're about to let the first woman president, i don't believe trump can win. i don't think americans are that stupid. >> the bar created two special cocktails for this election. the hillaryius, with bourbon and the trumpet, made with rum, lemon and chili pepper.

only american passport holders are eligible to vote in that poll. we have heard of stories of artists in san francisco being pushed out of their art studios in order to make room for new developments. now, artists are taking that fight to the ballot box. how some believe it will slow down new construction. >> i combine the print making with collage to create imaginary worlds of childhood. >> reporter: every artist will tell you one of the most important components of art is a place to make art. >> i need studio space in order to do large format work, messy work, smelly work. >> reporter: over the last few years, sharon stewer has watched fellow artists lose their studio spaces to development and changing uses. >> the art community has been devastated. the mission used to be filled with artists. >> reporter: artists are attempting to fight back at the

ballot box. prop x would force developers in the south of market and mission district to build replacement spaces if they remove things like production facilities, auto shops, child care centers, and art spaces. >> prop x is the first step to demanding that developers replace at least some of the cultural spaces, and the blue collar jobs that they're displacing. >> reporter: the wave of evictions and loss of cultural space has sparked battles across the city with many calling rampant development the death of san francisco's culture. >> i was in an art space in south of market -- >> reporter: flora davis worked for 26 years in studios on bryant until it closed last year, displacing dozens of artists. >> most of the people out of 43 artists, they -- i think maybe a third of us found a place. >> reporter: the recent closure of the south of market art facility is what people call the face of prop x.

the entire block is set to be torn down and replaced with housing. while peter of the san francisco housing action coalition understands the emotional issue, he said prop x is the wrong way to fix it. >> i think it's a terrible idea to ask voters to make complex land use decisions on issues that haven't been analyzed. >> reporter: colen said requiring developers to develop lost space will set back new housing construction in the city. >> but it will make projects feasible. on the margin it will certainly make more housing much more difficult to build. >> reporter: stewer who fears losing her own art space said the ballot measure may be the last hope for the artists. >> it will immediately put the brakes on this shift heading toward an iceberg. >> nbc bay area news. on election day, the nbc bay area investigative unit has your back for any questions or problems you might have. if you do have any issues at the polls, call our tip line,

844-nbc-vote. you can also file a complaint online on our website. we posted a link there to the voter bill of rights, so you can take a look at that if you need it. you'll find that once again at nbcbayarea.com. gub fire erupted in downtown oakland overnight. eight people shot just after midnight. it happened near 14th and broadway in an area with an active night life. christie smith joining us live from oakland with the latest on that. christie? >> reporter: oakland police have arrested two men after a wild gun battle sent people running and ducking for cover in downtown oakland. as you said, this happened just after midnight near 14th and broadway. police say two men were shot exchanging gunfire, six others hurt who were standing by. among those shot, four women. the victims between 17 and 28 years old. there is a club, a bar and other businesses. the club owner said those involved were not at the club that night, but afterwards two

women who were hurt did come in and get help. one gallery owner said this shooting and others have scared people. some refused to come to a reception tonight. >> from my understanding, some of the women who were supposed to come to this event are not coming because of what happened. like i said, it's like when something happens in a restaurant, they don't want to go back. it doesn't happen every day. >> reporter: the many business owners expressing concern for the victims. we're told all in stable condition. one critical. the men arrested were 21 and 28 years old. business owners say they didn't hear any arguing on the street before this happened. and so far, oakland police have not commented on a motive. christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> christney, thanks very much. we have a unique way of doing it.

and they -- that's the business. >> gun stores with a target on their backs. coming up, we investigate a surge in robberies of california gun stores. to find out what is behind this troubling trend, and how it can be stopped. plus -- >> we've got showers out there this evening. you can see on the doppler radar, a little bit of light activity across the north bay. we'll get you to your sunday forecast coming up right after this. focuof thvesdeali olen rearm==p=

retail gun stores are now the focus of thieves dealing in stolen firearms. >> steven stock uncovers what is causing this problem. and also, what could be the solution. >> reporter: more than 2 million guns were stolen nationwide in the last ten years according to the fbi. as we first reported one year

ago, police are often the targets for those thefts, along with civilian gun owners. we found another group who's been targeted more recently here in california. gun stores. you're watching security camera footage of a gapg backing their suv through a plate glass storefront and iron gate to rob a gun store earlier this summer. it was one of five northern california gun store robberies in less than three months. in all, officials say more than 200 guns were taken. police caught up with the gang just hours later, arresting them in oakland in this takedown caught by nbc bay area's helicopter. despite the brazen smash-and-grab in rockland, the thieves only got away with one gun. walter ford said he and his staff take extra precautions every night, locking up every gun. the one that was stolen had been under repair and was left out.

>> they were doing it as sort of a gang initiation. >> reporter: a nearby gun store wasn't as lucky. it lost more than 100 guns. that's because the guns were not locked up, and the store did not have surveillance cameras. why go to these extremes, these lengths? you're doing the responsible thing but there are many gun store owners who don't do that. >> it's less about the money, it's more about the safety and security of the public. we have a responsibility. if we're gun store owners, or even gun owners, i think we have to lead. >> reporter: the latest information available, in the last three years, the number of guns stolen from licensed dealers neerld doubled here in california. atf officials tell us many of the gun store heists are pulled off by gangs who specialize in breaking into these kind of stores. >> they have a very unique way of doing it, and they -- that's their business, gun stores. >> reporter: graham barlow was in charge of the sacramento

field office. he was in rockland and on the case hours after the smash ound grab. >> i think we all agree that firearms ownership is a very serious business and that people who own firearms should be serious about how they store their firearms and the records they keep with those. >> reporter: it's not just gun stores and dealers who are targets. a year ago, nbc bay area first uncovered more than 700 guns stolen from local and federal law enforcement officers. updated data now shows more than 1,100 police issued weapons either being lost or stolen since 2010. investigative unit then later teamed with journalists across the state and traced more than 4,000 lost and stolen guns in california directly to other crimes later committed with those very same weapons. but things may be getting more difficult for thieves. following our first investigation, both san francisco and oakland toughened their ordinances, requiring that all gun owners, not just police officers, take better care and lock up their weapons.

>> we want to put a stop to the spiral of shootings. we have to do things differently. >> reporter: rebecca caplan is not only vice mayor of oakland, she's been a victim of gun violence, too. a stray bullet flew through the window of her home. >> we're sprepgtening our laws locally to make it harder for people to get illegal guns both by having safe storage requirements so they can't be stolen. >> reporter: our investigation prompted another state law proposed by san mateo state senator jerry hill. and signed into law by governor jerry brown in october. >> i wasn't aware of it until the media brought it to my attention. >> reporter: most recently our investigation prompted a congressman to introduce in september legislation in congress requiring all federal law enforcement officers lock up their guns. >> one of the bottom lines would be that when guns are not in service, when they're not on the individual officer's person, they're locked and stored, so that things like you reported on can't happen. >> it's almost like a

no-brainer. why is this happening now? >> it sure seems like it to me. i personally think it's a lot of cultural, just -- there's so many guns in our society now. there's more than one per person. over 300 million guns in our society. >> this project captures just one snapshot in time. and we want to emphasize that many law enforcement agencies here in california refuse to cooperate with this project. in fact, experts that we talked with estimate that the number of lost and stolen guns which are later used in other crimes is six to seven times higher than the data we obtained shows. we have a breakdown of all of this, you can find out where guns come from, where they end up, it's all on our website. just go to the special web page we've designed for this called guns in the bay area. i'm steven stock, nbc bay area news. >> if you have a tip line for our investigative unit, give us a call or send an e-mail to the

unit at nbcbayarea.com. wrapping up a really beautiful saturday today. >> tomorrow will be nice. we'll start the rain with a little bit of rain tomorrow across parts of the north bay and san francisco. even across the peninsula. it will be light sprinkles. you can see on the satellite and radar the storm system moving in as we speak. the seven-day forecast is popping up at the bottom of your screen. you'll notice a nice dry stretch of weather after we get past the few showers for tomorrow. few is the key word here. just a few areas of green. that denotes light sprinkles. that's all we're talking p, right around sunrise tomorrow is when we'll see the heaviest of rain and more widespread. all very light in nature. here's your forecast for tomorrow morning. we'll see mid-50s across the bay. again, sprinkles are possible, from about the peninsula, san francisco and the north bay. i don't think we'll see anything heavier than that. you'll find, again, light

activity overnight. mainly through midnight. and then tomorrow morning as the sun starts to come up, we'll see another round of light showers for the north bay. san francisco and coastline. not much more in terms of that afterwards. we are going to stay mostly cloudy for tomorrow. that means a cooler day on the way. look at rainfall now. we're talking basically enough to get the ground wet for most of the bay, if we get anything across the east and south bay. most of the general models are showing that the accumulate rainfall will remain across parts of the north bay. the forecast for tomorrow, 71 degrees for san jose. a good amount of cloud cover out there as well. that will mean for a cooler day like oakland 67. fremont back to 71. we maf have sprinkles across the east foothills. the better chance will be across the pbz. 67 for san mateo. mid-60s in san francisco. do expect with wet roadways for tomorrow morning but it will clear out by the afternoon hours. 70 tomorrow for novato.

here's a look at the seven-day forecast for the inland valleys. after tomorrow, we'll get rid of the clouds and break out into a more sunny, warmer pattern for the week ahead. next chance of rain on saturday. even in san francisco, we're going to see a nice day, after we get rid of the rain tomorrow morning, we'll see 63 tomorrow afternoon. close to 70 by wednesday and thursday. the next chance of rain for next week. a little bit of rain, time to dry out, and then a little bit more rain. the perfect pattern with eneed going into the rain season. >> thank you so much. they prey on our children, spending billions.

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di a ri of a wimpy kid. felix. they were inflated this morning in queens for their test flight this year. the 90th anniversary of that huge parade. >> 90th anniversary. how about that. >> yeah. the raiders are tied for first place in their division. they are preparing for one of the team's most important games. it's probably the most important game in more than a decade. >> that is true. silver and black play tomorrow night against the denver broncos right here on nbc bay area. henry takes a look at the two proud franchises. >> the autumn wind p as a pirate. it's also a raider. in oakland, fans witness their autumn wins whirl out of control for more than a decade. after getting steam rolled by their former coach john gruden, and the buccaneers in super bowl

xxxvii, no one imagined what would happen next to a franchise driven by the motto commitment to excellence. the three-time super bowl champs have been far from excellent. 1 consecutive seasons without a winning record. nine head coaches over that time span. and a very long list of top ten overall draft picks that did not come close to meeting expectations. robert gallo, michael cutler, michael russell, daren mcfadden, darius mcfay, and randall mclane. their draft struggles continued in first round picks in back-to-back seasons. oakland was desperate for change. two years ago, the team began to

turn the corner after a remarkable 2014 draft class led by all-pro khalil mack and gary carr. >> touchdown! >> times have changed in oak town. the team is no longer the laughing stock of the nfl. >> raiders, baby! welcome to oakland! >> at the halfway point of the season, the 6-2 raiders share the second best record in the afc with the defending super bowl champions. the broncos travel to the bay area for one reason. to temper the autumn wind. >> it's going back the other way for a denver touchdown! >> it's something they've been

able to do in eight of their last nine showdowns. based on the raiders' recent success, the forecast calls for an epic battle in oakland in front of the nation's number one primetime audience on nbc. >> touchdown raiders! >> the autumn wind is blowing hard, and come late sunday night, it might be unstoppable. >> nice, unstoppable. kickoff for tomorrow night's game is at 5:30, right here on nbc bay area. join us for a special primetime edition of bay area news after the game. a touching moment from a high school football game near fresno had both teams cheering. game last night between apparentlyier high school and

riverdale started out like any other. but number 12 returned the kickoff for the first touchdown of the night. you see him there, has cerebral palsy. and running the length of the football field is no easy task for him. for four years he served as honorary team captain and inspirational speaker. >> i'm getting a touchdown. >> how about this. four years he allowed a specialty needs player from riverdale to score a touchdown. >> that's great. thank you so much for joining us. we'll see you right back here at 11: 11:00.

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