sheriff. tennessee takes the leak. overtime, under a minute left. eagles up three. titans can win here with a touchdown. mariota, koi davis for the game winner. titans win in overtime 26-23. >> bengals and titans. and fall cans. cinci down five. dalton, aj green. game winning score. beningels win in a stunner, 37-36. >> seahawks and cardinals. rosen, have you checked this kid out jeff. he's pretty good. making his first career start. >> good player. >> rosen steps back. his pass is caught in the end zone by chad williams. touchdown, cardinals. game tie to go.him. tian janikowski.ef

former raider. seahawks are winners. 20-17. going back to the tennessee game, mike raible, the former linebacker from new england, he is doing a good job with those titans. >> a great job. they won three straight i believe if i am not mistaken. and getting mariota on the field today. he went for 344 yards, two touchdowns. guy had a heck of a day. exciting football especially when you have a former player like that stepping into this role. he knows what it is all about and knows how to win super bowl championships to. he has the team headed in the right direction. >> you will be at levi's next week. arizona comes to town. what do c.j. beathard and team have to do to win that game? >>ou in that's struggling themselves. it is a great opportunity for the 49ers to get back on track get a win at home. cj and the offense need did tod far as the passing game is

concern. they had a drop-off in the run game. but defensively we need to tackle. we need to be a better team at tackling and limb state in the mistakes. >> you do not want to lead the league in missed tackles. >> you don't. >> that is not going to -- jeff, have a good week. we will see you next sunday on 49ers pregame live. thanks for watching xfinity sports sunday. the news is up next. the work bee

damaged transit center in san francisco. right now, the work begins on repairing the damaged transit center in san francisco. we are live with what's being done and when it could hope. plus california changes. governor brown making the state the first to mandate women be on corporate boards. and it's not the only law he signed. but first, something is forming offshore. we are tracking another round of rain. a special edition of nbc bay area news starts right now. thank you for joining us i am terry mcsweeney. >> i'm jessica aguirre. we begin with weather. a big change expected this week. we are talking about rain. >> yeah, here to tell us more about it, meteorologist rob mayeda. >> we have the storm ranger doppler radar scanning the skies. picking up a few sprinkles here and there. a few showers off of the marin county sonoma county coastline. this is the first wave of more

significant rain we think is heading our way heading into monday and tuesday. a few showers passing by right now. this is the main event, we are watching it closely, heading in tuesday, in addition to tropical storm rosa heading into southern arizona. it is tapping into the tropical moisture out of the south. that will boost rain totals we think especially by tuesday. a muggy day tomorrow. 70s and '80s outside as tropical moisture comes in. we will give you the time line of when the heaviest rain will fall in the full forecast in about ten minutes. >> track the conditions throughout the week and beyond with our free nbc bay air app. six massive hydraulic jacks are now in place in the middle of freemont street in san francisco being used to shore up two cracked steel beams this the transbay transit center a lot of people are paying attention to that work. they want to know w reopen. sergio is live with what we know

at this point. >> reporter: look at the massive beams. you can see them right there in the middle of freemont street of the jacks will stay in place while crews install a shoring system to repair the failed beams. the question is how long will it take to complete? for now there is not a solid answer. workers spent hours positioning each jack to make sure they were in just the right spot. but each before they were put into place, crews had to do some prep work. >> we are currently installing the pads in the middle of freemont street. once that's completed we will be able to put the jacking system on top of the pads and start the installation of the shoring system. >> reporter: the jacks are relieving a lot of the weight on the two cracked girders that have to be repaired. the plan is to have vehicles drive around the jacks. >> ultimately we will open a portion of the street. we don't know the time line for uding the bus terminal and the open air structure above

remains closed. for residents who hope to enjoy the park news of the cracked steel beams was a surprise. >> that's bad. really bad. do they have any idea when it is going to be fixed? >> it definitely represents something about our city and the fact that they messed up twice, you know w the structural design is -- yeah it is a little disappointing. but i just hope that they can get it all fixed. >> that was sergio can tannah reporting for us. it is the ends of the line at least for now. starting next weekend cal train will not bring passengers into san francisco on saturdays and sundays because crews will be working. crews are working on the election tri fix project from now until late spring of 2019. riders are excited about the project even though it really is going to be a hassle. >> i think it will be a huge inconvenience on one hand.

but on the other hand they are electrifying the system so i think that will be actually great for the environment and people would appreciate it more because the trains will be moving a lot faster. >> so free sam transbus service will take passengers to the san francisco staying at 22nd street. the one exception is the weekend of january 5th and 6th, ahead of the college playoff national championship game. the expanded fbi investigation into sexual assault claims against judge brett kavanaugh is coming under fire tonight. democrats saying they are concerned about the white house limiting the scope of that inquiry. president trump says that's just not true. also we have learned new information involving the first accuser, palo alto's dr. christine blasey ford. nbc's kelly o'donnell has more. >> reporter: with a friday deadline looming over the fbi's relaunched background check on supreme court nominee brett

kavanaugh, today the president's team claimed to be keeping its distance. >> the white house isn't intervening we are not micro managing this process. >> reporter: careful to emphasize the fbi's work on kavanaugh is not a criminal probe. >> it's not meant to be a phishing expedition. the fbi is not tasked with doing that here. >> reporter: officials tell nbc news the fbi has not received new direction today that would alter the original scope of the background check, which is currently focused on only two allegations made against kavanaugh. today sources close to christine blasey ford say her legal team has not yet been contacted by the fbi after her wrenching public testimony thursday. >> brett groped me and tried to take off my clothes. >> reporter: but the fbi has already contacted kau accuser, ramirez, according to her lawyer, who says she will cooperate. kavanaugh categorically denies any misconduct. >> i am innocent.

>> reporter: today democrats raised doubts about the investigation itself. >> finally, we are going to get one. and the question is, are we going to get the kind of investigation that is sterile and fair? >> right. >> it was a good moment when we got that reopen but now it is on him to make sure it is a vebl investigation. >> reporter: this afternoon the president pushed back tweeting in part the democrats are starting to put out the word that the time and scope is not enough. for them it will never be enough. >> kelly o'donnell reporting. the supreme court goes back to work tomorrow with only eight justices. it is a powerful and personal admission, president trump senior counsellor kellyanne conway today said she understands the pain of women who suffer sexual abuse because ae was once a victim herself. victim of sexual assault. i don't expect judge kavanaugh or jake tapper or jeff flake or anybody to be held responsible for that. you have to be responsible for your own conduct. >> conway did not give details

of what happened to her. in her interview on cnn she went on to commend the women who confronted jeff flake in the elevator on friday and to demand that the victims be heard. she believes kavanaugh is unfairly bearing the weight of the me too movement. it is a first in california. today governor jerry brown sign a new law that requires corporate board of directors to include women. nbc bay area's maryanne favro is here with the details of the new law. >> reporter: for one, companies that don't comply could face fines starting at $100,000. the governor admits the new law may face legal needs to be done publicly traded companies do not have women on their board. that's according to thor thou of the new ball, state senator hannah beth jackson from santa barbara. but that's about to change. today governor jerry brown approved a law that will require publicly traded corporations

headquartered in california to include at least one woman on their boards of directors by the end of 2019. and that's not all. there must be at least two women on boards with five members, and three women on boards with six or more members, potentially impacting more than 300 companies in california with all male boards. the governor says it could reduce sexual misconduct in the workplace. >> i think it is great for women to be there. it is empowering for women to be on the board. i think it is a great initiative. >> i think the intent is good, that he is trying to move in the right direction, force the hand a little bit to make sure that we have diversity in the board room. >> reporter: but he questions whether the state should and coalition of two o dozen businesses also have concerns. the mandate that focuses only on gender potentially elevates it as a priority over other aspects

of diversity. tonight governor brown admits may face legal challenges but said nevertheless recent events in washington, d.c. and beyond make it crystal clear that many are not getting the message. some countries, including norway and france, already have similar laws on the backs. maryanne favro nbc bay area news. governor brown also signed a bill into law that non-disclosure agreement resulted to sexualnd sexual harassment are banned. the law takes effect january ist. victims should never be told to remain silent about abuse. governor brown signed the nation's toughest net neutrality measure today. that means that internet providers would not be allowed to block, slow down or speed up content from certain sites or

apps. earlier this year the fcc voted to overturn those restrictions. don't the d.o.j. announced it is suing california saying the law goes against the federal governance approach of deregulating the internet. more details about the legislation signed by governor brown later in the newscast. we have a list of everything he signed today. it is on our website. an east bay woman missing after a hike in king's canyon national park is being reunited with her family tonight. hikers spotted her on the south lake trail head earlier today. she is from lafayette and was reported missing friday morning while hiking with two family members. they are happy she has been found safe and found. 50 search-and-rescue workers worked to find her over the last few days. article? ed air traffic because of runway repairs.

the airport closed two runways over the weekend for maintenance to get ready for the holiday traffic and rainy weather as well. right now both runways are back in use. ripple effects including four cancellations and 61 delays. yesterday there were 467 delays. they are the stars of the show. yes, yes, indeed. new video tonight of the blue i think a gels at a southern california air show ahead of their arrival in the bay area for fleet week. it is that time again. the annual event hoppering those who serve in the armed forces kicks off in san francisco tomorrow. there are a lot of things to do but the blue i think a gels are always the biggest draw. you can hear them and see them from miles away. they won't perform until friday afternoon but if you are in the city this week you might catch a glimpse of them practicing their formations. fleet week runs through october 8th. still to come, stories of heroism and humanity as we approach the one-year

anniversary of the horrific wildfires in the north bay and honor those who stepped up to help. the big week for tesla, a big report due in the next few days. what it means for the future of the company. increasing subtropical moisture makes things muggisome. storm ranger doppler radar scanning showers offshore. more on that and the rain making a comeback when we come back in just two minutes. da have agreed

we story out of washington tonight. the united states and canada have agreed to a new framewkhe free trade agreement. it is now going to bestates/mex agreement. president trump threatened to remove canada out of the agreement if they didn't reach a deal by midnight tonight. the deal has been made. it gives more access to canada's dairy market.

the administration reached a deal with mexico last month. today marks the first year of the devastating wildfires that cost so many lives and homes. there were so many heroes. today sonoma county honored ten people who stepped when they they were needed the most. they are stories you may not have heard before. roz plater introduces us to the heroes. >> reporter: the bell tolls 24 times, once for each of the lives lost in the devastating wildfires in sonoma county. it has been nearly one year, and folks gathered at the old courthouse square to remember. >> while we reflect on i think s also important to include the good ones. >> reporter: and so on this day they honor ten heroes of october, ordinary people who did extraordinary things.e juvenile correctional counsellor james

walter jr. who led 40 kids to safety even as his own home burned and his own family narrowly escaped. >> it was nerve-racking being torn. family at home, 40 kids to deal with. it didn't hit me until once we had the kids checked into solano county that it hit me and i broke down. >> reporter: heroes like franky orroyo, he spotted flames approaching the hilton hotel. he knocked on all the doors to make sure every guest got to safety and he was the last man out. >> i feel like anyone in that position would have done the >> reporter: and heroes like jennifer protruska who rescue o. >> it took six hours to get him out of the manhole. he was really starved. one of the thinnest cats i have ever seen. >> reporter: each of the heroes ot a plaque from radio station recognition and thanks from a

grateful community. in santa rosa, roz playeder, nbc news. >> as the rebuilding continues in sonoma county we have more stories to tell you. i am going to be hosting a special show, wine country wildfires a year later. it will air a week from tonight right here, sunday, october 7th, at 9:00 p.m. we certainly hope that you will join us. tesla is not out of the spotlight at least not yet. while a lawsuit from the sec over an elon musk tweet was settled yesterday a critical production report is due on tuesday. the report will show investors whether the electric car maker can hit its target of building 5,000 model 3s per week. if it cannot, turning a profit in the third quarter and fourth quarters as musk has promised might not happen. since going public tesla has only had two quarters in the black. as part a lawsuit settlement must have been will have to temporarily step down as chairman but he can still remain ceo. we are going to see a major

change, we are talking about rain? >> the most significant going back to five months we are looking at. totals a quarter inch to half an inch in many spots around the bay area over 48 hours. what you will notice the most tomorrow, humidity. it's going up. we have tropical air coming in. right now 60s, mid 60s around san jose. san francisco 62 as you see there. not worried about fog right now after a high of 70 degrees. good news, with these rain chances now through wednesday. good news for the air quality. in the green through wednesday more so as we head into tuesday. tomorrow morning begins with cloudy skies. may see a two for your morning commute especially north of san francisco. and check out these high temperatures tomorrow. keep in mind, mostly cloudy skies, skill in the 80s around the santa clara valley. combined with increasing humidity and it is going to feel uncomfortable. concord to antioch, upper 70s to

low 80s. 70 in oakland and hayward. peninsula mostly in the mid 70s. san francisco cloudy upper 60s. north way probably seeing a few showers. tomorrow to look like the temperatures we saw yesterday. right now storm ranger, mobile doppler radar picking up a few showers here offshore. it's very interesting when you look at the satellite view. here comes the first band of widely scattered showers. but it's this system here digging down off our coast that will bring us the increasing chances of rain especially as we get towards tuesday. tomorrow, mostly cloudy skies, you can see the showers. more so approaching the north bay later in the day. notice a time line there towards tomorrow evening. you begin to see some of the showers in northern sonoma county. lou let's fast forward into what happens for the tuesday morning commute. now you begin to see more significant rain, and the future cast trying butt in a bullseye

down towards santa cruz. that's the tuesday morning commute. less for the afternoon and evening commutes. stay tuned. you saw it right impact for the area right now appears to be on tuesday. still more scattered showers on wednesday. thursday the system begins to move off. behind it now as we keep an eye on high pressure building in for friday to saturday, looks like clearing skies. and weather more typical for the beginning of october, dry north winds after those rain chances end around mid week. san francisco temperatures in the mid 60s. keeping an eye on fleet week. should see better visibility towards the end of the week with the blue angels coming to town. you will notice here for our valleys muggy tomorrow. scattered showers. rain at times tuesday into wednesday. then dry and breezy as we head into the weekend. coming up in about is a minutes we will have a closer look at the tropical connection to that rain and why it could be heavy at times on tuesday. >> sounds good.

rob thanks a lot. still to come, shutting down in sunnyvale. a popular business about to become just a memory. but olson's cherries will live on in some form. we will tell you about that. tut cooler temperatures and the possibility of rain. kari will get you ready for the workweek. and we )re following -- the upcoming vote on supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. join us monday from 4:30 to 7.

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institution, is now closed. the c.j. olson cherries farm stand on el camino served its last customers a sharished sunnyvale institution is now closed. the cherry farm served its last customers today. the business start in the 1899 and the fruit sand has been opened since 1932. but the owner says she cannot continue to compete withar spec. remember. >> we have been extremely busy and we are grateful for everybody to have come and supported us and saidwithots of. unbelievable. it's been fantastic. >> the fruit stand closed its doors but olson plans to continue its wholesale

operation. several grocery stores carry the product. gilly's on north santa cruz avenue closed. it served generations. the owners say family obligations are forcing them to say good-bye to their old school restaurants. >> two downer stories from you jessica. >> i know. >> i have an uplifting one. a rescue to save a horse brought a community together. mack wasn't able to stand. he couldn't get up. an animal rescue team was called in and they tripod pulley system made out of an old fire hose and got mack back on his feet. >> it worked. again, they responded very quickly. they work as a team. great guys. i don't know what we would do without them. >> old mack is back in town. as the song says. mack is up walking again, feeling good. back in march the same thing happened at the same location.

but mack is going to keep it together this time. >> mack is back. >> mack is back. still to come, more changes for california. the new one involving police body cameras and the footage they capture. three pem killed and the fbi on the case. the details when we come back. r

stories. many commuters are closely tracking the repairs in want to recap tonight's top stories for you. many commute remembers closely tracking the repairs in san francisco. >> today crews started working on a fix for the new transit center. they started installing a temporary shoring system to relieve the pressure on the cracked steel beams, plural, two of them. it is a complicated process. they plan to work methodically to make sure they do it right. once the shoring system is installed engineers will perform tests on the beams. >> we need to wait for the testing results to come out before we determine what the fix is. and that will tell us what the time line is. >> freemont street and the transit center are going to be

closed at lease through next week. right now buses are operating out of the old transbay transit center. incoming rain. a live shot of san francisco of the right now it looks beautiful. it is. it is going to be beautiful when it rains. doesn't matter. it is going to be gorgeous. we need the rain and we expect it in two days. rod has the time line. california has several new laws on the books tonight of one of them requires publicly traded companies to include women on their boards of directors. governor brown signed the bill into law that gives california based public corporations until ten of next year to get at least one female director on their board. by the end of 2021, the law requires up to three pea mail members of the board of vetoed injection site bill. reaction from san francisco leaders coming up at 11:00 tonight. california ushering in a new

era of police transparent issy. the governor signed two bills that will make it easier for people to access police records. the first requires departments to make body camera videos public within that days of an officer involved shooting. there is an exception if releasing the video interferes with the investigation. the second bill gives californians access to internal police investigation records. we are following a deal offing story out of pennsylvania. three people dead after a car explosion. the fbi is investigating what they are calling a criminal incident. nbc's dan schennman reports. >> reporter: the explosion could be heard and felt all over allentown. >> i heard like some type of explosion. you know? and my building kind of like shook. >> people running. you know? yelling. >> reporter: investigators say the blast happened around 9:30 saturday night. anthony sealy saw a ball of fire. >> the car, it was filled -- you

know, it was filled like -- it was moving when it blue up you know what i'm saying because it was traveling. it was still rolling and then it burst into flames like while it was still going. >> reporter: the scene was quickly blocked off and a shelter in place order was issued while federal and state authorities joined local police in the investigation. the county corps for says three people, all men, were killed. and authorities are now working to identify them. investigators have labeled the blast a criminal incident and suspect the man responsible was among the deceased. >> we have a high degree was probably killed in the incident. >> reporter: authorities believe this was an isolated incident and there is no continuing threat. nbc news. the marquees along the iconic las vegas strip are going to be doing dark tomorrow night one year after the worst mass shooting in u.s. history. nearly 60 people were killed at a country music festival. among them, three bay area women. thousands were at the route 91 harvest festival when a gunman

opened fired into the crowd. in addition the those killed more than 400 were hurt. the motive for the shooting has not been determined. the nevada governor also ordered flags across the state to be flown at half staff tomorrow. we continue to track a developing story out of indonesia. the death toll there has risen dramatically after massive earthquake and tsunami. more than 800 people are confirmed dead. en for more victims continues. nbc's jannik mackie from indone >> reporter: the devastation is vast. rubble, twisted cars, and debris. in the scramble to find survivors rescuers are using their hands to search because there isn't enough heavy equipment. it's unclear how many people are trapped or were pulled out the sea. but the number of dead here is surging. the walls started falling around us, says this woman, who escaped a shopping mall before it collapsed. the injured are being evacuated by military plane as disaster officials here struggle to cope.

the destruction on the coast in palu is only part of it. areas closer to the quake's epicenter are still cut off. what has happened to over a quarter million people there, unknown. >> the bridges and the roads are damaged to get in. it is very, very difficult. >> reporter: the island was struck by two powerful disasters. so the tsunami took experts by surprise. in this video, a man is shouting to people that it's coming. then, the wall of water. >> it's unusual for an earthquake which generates a tsunami to be so close to land so the shaking destroys towns and buildings. it was a double whammy. >> reporter: with more than 200 aftershocks recorded so far, thousands are sleeping outside. disease is a growing worry. food, fuel, freshwater in short supply. and looters are stealing whatever is left. but the desperate concern for

most survivors is finding relatives and friends who are missing, checking hospitals, and makeshift morgues that line the streets. coming back here arc bit of good news for southern california for a boy attacked by a shark. doctors upgraded his condition. the shark attacked 13-year-old keyian hayes early yesterday morning in encinitas. he had surgery today. doctors upgraded his condition from critical to serious. his family now expects him to make a full recovery. the boy was diving for lobster at beacon's beach when a shark attacked and bit him in the back. dieiacers nearby heard him scream and rushed in to help. >> they played a significant part in helping this young man and possibly saving his life. >> lifeguards used drones and jet skis to monitor the shore today. no sharks. despite that they are keeping people out of the water until at least tomorrow morning. well, they carry guns and wear a bulletproof vest but more

and more bay area police officers are adding another critical tool to their arsenal. narcan. >> it reverses the effects of an opioid overdose. it is intended to save the lives of members of the public. but it was used on a deputy in one case. >>s in what one dose of narcan looks like.use. looks like nasal spray and costs as little as pa. without it an alameda narcotics detective wouldn't be here today. he is sharing his story exclusively with us justyward m >> go ahead. >> it started off like any other day for members of the alameda county narcotics task force. they were on a routine search for a drug dealer in the east bay. on june 22nd something went very wrong. >> that's a day i will never forget. >> medical, to the motel 6.

>> reporter: ten seconds after bursting into a room at motel 6, this detective had to come back out, lips tingling, eyes burning, covered in sweat. what did it feel like? >> i remember grabbing the hotel railing, and i remember thinking, i can barely hold myself up right now. you know, my whole body was starting to shut down. i felt it taking over my whole body. >> possible contamination from heroin. >> reporter: his sergeant suspected a drug exposure and order him to take a dose of nar dan. but it didn't work. his skin turned white. he started gasping. passed the sergeant dosed him again and this time he woke up. >> i was -- i was dying. and thankfully, they gave me another one. and it brought me back. >> reporter: as he was to, the sergeant started to feel sick. but he had just one more bottle of narcan. >> and had to weigh out the fact that we didn't have enough to go

around if somebody else was exposed. all i could think about, what if one of my other guys got exposed. >> reporter: so the sergeant held off on taking it until the paramedics arrived. >> the fact we only had three on scene with us showed us we were ill-prepared to deal with further expezzures. >> reporter: turns out the exposure he and his detective experienced in that motel room was from a fentanyl. the powder is especially dangerous when it's airborne. and federal drug officials say a tiny amount of the stuff, just two milligrams, measured here with salt, can be lethal. in fact, fentanyl has killed more than 900 californians in the past five years. 167 of them in the bay area. the detective could have been one of them. >> if we didn't have this equipment with us and the training with it then i probably wouldn't be talking to you here

today. >> this is our narcan kit. >> reporter: this is the man who helped bring narcan and training to the alameda county sheriff's office a year ago. he has been worried about the threat of fentanyl for a long time. >> you are fooling yourself if you think it doupt affect your community in some way shape or form. >> two sheriff deputies were exposed to a dapg rousz dose of fentanyl. >> reporter: do you think this was a wakeup call for others in the bay area? >> absolutely. >> reporr:yeah >> reporter: what do narcan. how do you get it? what is your policy? can you provide us with training. >> reporter: we talked with big agencies. santa clara and contra costa carries narcan kits on patrol. sheriff's deputies do, too as of april. the oakland sheriff's office says it is working on a policy. san jose pd doesn't require officers to carry narcan at all. now these two want everyone to

learn what happened to him and others. >> if it is going to be happen, it is -- it's not if it is going to happen. it's when it is going the happen. tell the administrators to look to their left and right and tell me how much it's worth to lose each one of them. >> they have 280 narcan kits. the deputy hopes to bump it up to 1,000 by the end of the yearl law enforcement exposure to fentanyl. it happened in ohio and new jersey last year, too w. the investigative unit, i'm liz wagner. back to you. if you have a story for your investigative unit call 888-996-tips. or visit our website nbcbayarea.c nbcbayarea.com/investigate.

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expert care for every new beginning. dave feldman at the xfinity sports desk. today the 49ers were in southern cal taking on the l.a. chargers. cj beathard the man now. also a paid professional, so he knows what he is doing. 49ers down in l.a. is out. 49ers up a touchdown in the first. 14-0.ard to kendrick born. we move to the third. we are tied now. philip rivers. melvin gordon. chargers retake the lead. later in the quarter. beathard over the middle to george kittle. kittel busts loose.

82 yards later, it's the longest play from scrimmage this year. the niners are down two. late in the fourth. niners still down two. beathard. oh, he is crushed. and then picked off by isaac rochelle. second interception thrown by beathard. the 49ers lose a heart breaker, 29-27, to the chargers. raiders trying to avoid going 0-4, down 14 in the third. and now we are in the fourth. raiders only down four. and derek carr connecting with jordy nelson. back to back weeks with touchdowns for nelson. and the raiders take the lead. under a minute left. ic raiders down eight in the red zone. carr. finds a diving jared cook for the touchdown. the i had rears got to go for two. why not? they are going for the tie. and carr, nelson, money. that sends the game into

overtime. in overtime, matt mccrane making his raiders debut. he missed a kick earlier in overtime. he's not going to miss this one. the raiders win 45-42. it is the first win of the new john gruden era with the raiders. dodgers and giants. possibly and most likely as a g. the emotional leader this team. tipping his cap. and in the fifth, the physical leader with a great grab. how many times have we seen this. great play for number 8. unt hadar pence goes out in style in what could be his final game as a giant. afterwards he spoke about his time in san francisco. >>t amount of joy and love for you know this organization, these fans, the stadium. it's been just just unbelievable to play here. and you know, you never know.

i could come back. and you know that's a potential. but it is unknown. it really was just amazing and i'm truly grateful for all the support and the love and all the me >> hunter pence would certainly be missed. dodgers won 15 high pressure 0. they will host the rockies tomorrow. the winner is the winner of the nl west. the as lost in walkoff fashion in their regular season finale. oakland will now travel to new york to face the ywild card gam. that does it for sports. i'm dave feldman. there is more news after the break. office and one features t

king of los angeles. "nigh three films topping the weekend box office. one features the new king of los angeles. let's start with night school starring kevin hart and tiffany haddish. graduates to number one. it earned $28 million in ticket sales so far. coming in number two is small foot featuring lebron james voicing a yeti. and the house with a clock in its walls rounds out the top

three. >> that looks creepy. >> which one, lebron james. >> no, that one. it looks scary. >> $12.5 million in its second weekend out. >> i'm waiting for the lady gaga movie next week. i am waiting. >> house with a clock in its walls may be a good one for halloween. >> >> i am it's creepy. >> halloween is usually the official start of the rainyston around the bay area. but we are fast this is preseas >> it is going to be off to an interesting start monday did tuesday. to remind you you have to go back to april 16th, more than five months ago, to find rainfall totals like this around the bay area. i think these are numbers we can beat. on tuesday you can see that back there in mid april we had almost half an inch of rain in napa. and san jose just under a quarter inch of rain. it's been a while. doppler radar tonight not seeing

much other than sprinkles off shore. tomorrow occasionally we may see sprinkles out of this system that's brushing by the area right now. but this system is dynamically stronger and it is png subtropical moisture out of the south. it could boost rain numbers tuesday morning. 80s in the forecast around san jose. mid 80s in areas south of san jose. trivalleys east bay valleys in 70s and will he 80s. peninsula temperatures despite overcast skies, high humidity, and temperatures there in the mid to upper 70s. san francisco may also get close to 70 degrees even with the cloudy skies. in the north bay, 70s and probably the best bet for finding showers tomorrow north of the goldan gate along with

the mostly cloudy skies heading into santa rosa. the tropical connection we talked about will not directly involve tropical storm rosa. that system right now of winds of 65 miles per hour will weaken rapidly as it cross over northern baja and sends heavier rain to yuma, phoenix and tucson, maybe las vegas. that is where the heaviest rain will fall. the deepest layer sayingth pull up some tropical moisture and may fire up the rain rates. all the models pull inasmuch as an inch of rain around the bay area. os take a coastal rain approach sending rain to the south. and the third model brings in rain, substantial rain we think for the santa cruz mountains by tuesday morning. tomorrow looks like mostly cloudy skies. a few showers off to the north. watch what happens to the tuesday morning commute. the potential is there for some

pretty steady rains. maybe a slight chance of thunder, too. tuesday is going to be interesting. we see things taper off as the system moves away from the bay area as we get into thursday and friday. dry conditions and a warmup as we approach the weekend. san francisco, a muggy start to the week. rain looks likely now for tuesday. you can see those temperatures cooling some but staying, you know, we get 70s with rain. it feels tropical by our standards outside. you will see that on tuesday. the second half of the week we have to watch potentially for some north winds. the week begins with some rain chances. could end dry and breezy as we head towards the weekend. >> i am glad it's clearing for fleet week. >> it will be good visibility. >> for the plu i think a gels. still to come, squashing the competition. do you think they are bigger pumpkins than this out there? you are out of your gourd.

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not too difficult on their own. but to get them this big you have to pay a lot of attention to them. >> 400 pounder? >> that one dwarves the 400 pounder. >> fall is officially here. in you at that it means massive ki competition out seriouscompetitors. these are mammothed are known as atlantic giants. they can weigh up to 1,000 pounds. many come from the seeds of massive pumpkins that won in past years. like handing it down. >> like a pumpkin legacy. >> that one was 296 pounds. it impresses me but not the people in utah. it has to be 1,000 pounds. >> that's a lot of pumpkin pie. >> yum. >> all of these conversations are leading to what rob is talking about. >> the weather is reflecting fall. we have a chance of showers. muggy outside tomorrow.

rain makes a big comeback looks like right now for the tuesday morning commute. >> i like pumpkin bread, too. now i'm stuck on the pumpkin situation. >> thank you for watching. we will be back at 11:00. hope you can join us. >> bye-bye.

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