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preparing for a wildfire before it sparks, the project in the south bay that could help protect drivers on a busy highway. plus a bird's-eye view of an illegal stunt, and what sent one

person to jail. the news starts right now. good evening and thank you for joining us. >> a warmup on the way, and some steam coming in, too. we will take you out live to dublin, the spare the air alert and it will be in effect tomorrow. rob mayeda. >> you see walnut creek, and that's where our spare the air alert will be focused, the inland east bay, and the rest of the bay seeing moderate air quality, and if you live inland contra costa valley and the tri-valley, you will notice the air quality being an issue. it's after 8:00 and it's still 87 degrees outside in walnut creek. the heat made a big comeback in our inland valleys today. here's the interesting part of the forecast, weakening tropical storm to the south and look how the moisture is already on approach to southern california. this will be bringing increasing humidity and a slight chance of

showers and maybe isolated thunder for parts of the area. >> thank you. crews in contra costa county were able to quickly put out a brushfire in antioch. flames sparked along wilber and marie avenue this afternoon. firefighters say that fire threatened several homes but fortunately the flames only burned about two acres. near gilroy, a 35 acre fire was sparked this afternoon, and cal fire says the flames have been contained. fires like these have crews working to clear oupt brush. >> and the santa cruz mountains, they are creating a fire break. governor gavin newsom allotted $2 million for the project, and marianne favro has the details. >> reporter: that work is going to start tomorrow morning at 9:00, and first they are going to have a training session, and then crews will get right to

work clearing out the debris and grass. >> when the loma fire swept through the santa cruz mountains in 2016, the flames scorched more than 4,000 acres and destroyed 12 homes, which is why dennis is relieved work on a new fire break along highway 17 is set to begin tomorrow. >> just take a look at paradise and what happened up there and really and truly at the end of the day, their problem is because nobody has cleared the woods up there in 50, 75 years, and we have the same problem here. >> the fire break will run along highway 17 from los gatos to summit road, and the goal is to clear out brush 150 feet from the edge of the highway, thinning small trees, removing shrubs and hauling out deadwood but leaving the big trees. a firefighter with the volunteer fire department says often people driving on highway 17

experience a car fire and pull over near the dry brush, igniting it. he says the new fire break should help firefighters efforts to protect the community. >> just being able to control fires easier, and prevent a lot of the car fires that do happen on 17, and the cigarette butts out the window and everything else, if all that brush is cleared back it makes our job easier. >> highway 17 is the main way for people to escape a fire in the mountains, and it's making sure that's a viable option in the midst of a fire. >> there's a chance some sections of highway 17 will need to be shutdown temporarily while that work is completed. reporting live in the santa cruz mountains, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. you have a brushfire erupting in southern california tonight. right now mandatory evacuations

are in place near glendale and the 134 freeway is shutdown in both directions, and you can see heavy smoke and flames just feet from the road, dangerously close to homes. flames started about 4:30 this afternoon, and the fire has burned at least 25 acres so far. an early morning trip to check on fishing gear ended in tragedy this weekend in contra costa county, and two men went out fishing just around discovery by, and the inflatable raft they were in popped and one man swam to shore and the other man did not make it. people who live nearby spoke about their concern for the victim. >> i thought perhaps it was a training mission because i saw them every 30 minutes or so circlinack and forth, so it was hard for me to learn that there was somebody in dire need. >> the search for crews has become a recovery effort to find

his body and the coast guard said the men did not have life jackets with them. one person is dead after a head-on crash near american avenue in brentwood. investigators say the driver of this silver nissan altima was going eastbound and hit a minivan head-on after trying to pass another car. the driver of the altima died at the scene and the driver of the minivan was taken to the hospital but not seriously hurt. and witnesses described what happened moments before that deadly crash. >> a silver nissan was going eastbound behind me at a high rate of speed, and hit me and swerved into the other lane and hit the toyota van head-on. >> i am so sorry. poor man. i am sorry for his family, and it's traumatizing to see something like this. >> police shall still investigating whether drugs or

alcohol were factors in this deadly crash. a popular south bay open space remains closed after some mountain lion activity. hundreds of people were turned away from the park today. rangers were at the entrance letting people know that a family of mountain lions have been prowling the trails and getting dangerously close to people. you see them here. they are not acting normal. mountain lions are not unusual for the area, and these cats do not appear to be afraid of people. >> it's for the safety of themselves and the animals in the park, and again we appreciate their patience while we work through this process. >> rangers are monitoring mountain lion behavior, and they recommend checking the park's website to see when that park is back open. a flight to hawaii out of sfo only got one-third of the way before pilots had to turn around. pilots returned to san francisco this afternoon because of a mechanical issue. united said the plane landed

safely and passengers were put on a new plane with a new crew. we reached out for more information. and international news for you, a shake-up at the g7 summit in france today. iran's foreign minister made a surprise visit to the talks. hallie jackson has more at the drama at the g7. >> a summit stunning twist tonight with the iranian foreign minister landing last minute with talks nearby with the french but not the u.s. >> no comment. >> it's a risky move by the french president showing progress to ratchet down tensions in the mideast, and many were furious that the french president invited the prime minister. the prime minister was personally sanctioned by the u.s. >> is the president welcome to

be here? did you have a conversation with him and should he be here? >> the president has said before to the extent iran wants to sit down and negotiate, he would not set prenegotiations to those visits. >> the visit overshadowed the perceived vibes between the president and other leaders. president trump initially seeming to soften his stance on the china trade war -- >> do you have second thoughts about escalating -- >> i have second thoughts about everything. >> and then moments later, the white house added the president's only regret, if he had any, was not making the tariffs tougher in the first place. allies here do not seem to want to antagonize the president, so when there has been public pushback like on topics like the trade war or the missile test, it has been delivered very

gently. former u.s. congressman joe walsh is taking on president trump. he announced his run for the 2020 republican nomination today. he said president trump is unfit to run the country and he's demanding the republican party step up. coming up, he says he was taking fire from a sniper, and the problem is, it never happened. tonight a former l.a. county sheriff's deputy is facing serious charges. lightning on the course. you saw it right here during the pga tour championship. we will hear from one man that survived this lightning strike. right now, a gorgeous view from sutro towers. we watched the low clouds earlier, and now places in theup 80s. we will have the forecast when we come right back. here's one you guys will like.

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we're tracking breaking news out of milpitas tonight, there's a lot of police activity at the

great mall. this is new video of people running out of the mall, and it looks like it's cell phone video, and dozens of people are tweeting about the great mall right now. some of them still inside the building. we have a crew on the way and will continue to update you on the story and figure out what is going on at the scene. a bizarre story out of southern california a. police officer makes a call saying he was shot by a sniper in los angeles sheriff's parking lot setting off a massive manhunt for the shooter, and now it's all a hoax. >> the deputy was frantic. the call? he was under fire. a snyder, iper taking aim from apartment building. they locked down this apartment

building and a nearby school for hours. the deputy was rushed to the hospital. he fortunately was wearing a vest, and the vest saved his life, but the bullet did deflect into his shoulder. >> the only thing? there was no wound. there was no shooter. turns out the deputy made the whole thing up. >> the reported sniper assault was fabricated by the deputy. >> the department said he eventually confessed, the two bullet holes in his uniform. >> he caused the holes in his uniform shirt by cutting it with a knife. there was no sniper and no shots fired, completely fabricated. >> the department's disgust captured in this facebook post, embarrassed, furious, unbelievable. tonight the 21-year-old rookie still in train something out of a job and under investigation. as his former colleagues want to know why he launched the lie that brought a city street to a

standstill. >> it was a dangerous moment caught on live television, a lightning strike hit the pga tour championship in atlanta hraeing six people hit, and now one of the vick sums speakitims out about what happened. it happened during the third round of the final event of the fedex cup playoff. a huge lightning strike hit the top of this tree on the course near the 16th tee. fortunately, there were no serious injuries but one man that was injured described what happened. >> all of a sudden there was a boom to my left, and it took me a split second to register that lightning had struck, and it turns out i am way luckier than what could have been, it could have been a really catastrophic event. >> absolutely lucky. round three was suspended for the day. it did continue, though, this

morning. andrew luck sent shock waves from indianapolis to the bay area when he suddenly announced his retirement from the national football league, and check out the reaction from colts fans after he announced it during the pre-season. a lot of fans were booing him. many of the players are condemning the fans' reaction, and luck said he could not do it anymore. he said he is in pain, and the only way for him to move forward in his life meant no football. luck spoke about the fan backlash. >> i would be lying if i didn't say i heard the reaction. yeah, it hurt. i will be honest. it hurt. >> luck ranks as the colt's third all-time leader in passing yards. hong kong police pulled their guns during a violent

clash with protesters today. some of the video down there of the scuffle between the protesters and the police. protesters called the police gangsters, and they chased them down a street following an earlier standoff with the officers. this happened after police used tear-gas to clear a large group of protesters who were on the street. the pro democracy protests have been rocking hong kong for three months and plunged the city into the biggest political vices since the 1997 hand over from china to britain. over in paris a celebration took place on the 75th anniversary of the city's liberation from the occupation. the route retraced the tanks in that country. 2 million parisians asesembled

that day to celebrate. still ahead, the phone in your office, your printer, tonight a new way hackers are gaining sensitive information to your business, and one person who is trying to stop the criminals. temperatures still in the upper 80s, and right now around walnut creek and concord and now tropical air is headed our way. could that involve showers or thundershowers? a look at that when we come back.

the phone in your office, the industrial fan in a lab or your printer, all these devices contain tiny computers that can be hacked and used to gain sensitive data. >> and more needs to be done to keep these devices secure, and some manufacturers are listening and making surety a competitive advantage. >> no demo is complete until we

try to physically destroy the device. >> when you enter this ceo, you may wind up evacuating. the cyber security firm, red balloon, here in new york city. >> this is where the magic happen? >> yes. and the goal is to make embedded devices more secure, and that means taking them apart and exposing applause. >> 100% of the devices can be compromised in some way. >> 100%? >> 100%. >> inside almost everything you can power up, there's embedded devices. at every company in the world. >> this is probably the most important cyber security threat that we have today, because these computers control every aspect of what we depend on

every day. >> according to a report by market research firm, the global embedded system market is projected to be worth $214 billion by next year. this is a small version of an air filtration system that is in a lab they are working with right now. >> you don't want dirty air to come out ever, and this computer will allow that to happen. >> they hacked devices inside the fan's controller not only forcinging the dirty air in the wrong direction, but ultimately shutting it down and it goes up in smoke. >> that's awesome. >> but he says the issue goes way beyond this demo. the team recently uncovered a major vulnerability in more than 100 devices made by cisco. the largest manufacturer of network equipment. according to red balloon, we are talking about a potential attack that could sell for millions. they let cisco know what they found and the company published this critical advisory. cisco turned down a request for

an on-camera interview, and instead releasing a statement saying in part, cisco is committed to transparency and is not aware of any malicious use of the vulnerability described in this advisory, and fixes are available for half of the affected products. we wanted to find out what other industry leaders are doing to protect their embedded devices and reached out to hp and huawei. both companies were not part of red balloon's finding. hp is the largest manufacturer of printers, which contain embedded devices. andy rhodes is the head of hp's commercial pc business, and his company's advertising claims to have the world's most secure printers. >> we put this special code into the printer so it's always looking for malware and devices. >> huawei did not agree to an interview or provide comment. i am andrea day, cnbc, business

news. >> getting back to cisco now, cnbc asked the company if a tool existed to know if something had been hacked, and they said it's not available. this afternoon tourist and locals alike who happen to be at ft. point beneath the golden gate bridge were treated to a piano concert. three professionals sat down at three pianos as part of art in the park. here's a taste. ♪ ♪ >> that sure is beautiful. >> a lot of good stuff. >> today marks the culmination

of two weeks of pianos there, and one man has been hauling pianos to public parks for years, and not only is that finely tun but we have to acknowledge what is going on behind us right now. >> it looks like the sky is on fire. >> it's not, though. >> pretty view. low clouds making for a nice sunset when the clouds broke around san francisco, and let's take you outside, speaking of san francisco, and we are continuing to see temperatures in the 60s. 63 degrees, and a high around downtown and 66. that's under expectations. inland locations saw a huge warmup with the temperatures. right now, 20-mile-per-hour winds out of the west, and it's 87 degrees in walnut creek. look at that, 97 was the high today. we will see you atbout the

same range tomorrow and if not maybe closer to 100 degrees. dublin, you can see out towards the tri-valley, 95 today and the inland east bay, your a/c will keep going tonight, and then 84 out at the airport. we are not getting the ocean air-conditioning, and obviously san francisco, oakland and hayward, you are seeing the cooling but you are not seeing it inland at this hour. again, a weak breeze out of the west and into the inland east bay. for the morning, patchy fog and low clouds. inland temperatures are going to be in the 60s, and hilltop temperatures in the east bay may be in the 70s tomorrow morning. cloud cover wise, not much inland. most of the clouds we do see will be out on the coast, as we see tomorrow's temperatures rising, similar to today but likely the south bay starts to trend hotter. we had mid-90s in morgan hill

today, and 97 tomorrow, and downtown san jose close to 90 degrees. similar temperatures to what we saw today in the tri-valley, and up in the peninsula temperatures, 60s and 70s, and san francisco, at least just south of downtown should see 70s, 60s on the beaches and out towards the north bay, highs in the mid-80s to 90s. high pressure started to strengthen today and should peak around monday and tuesday, but the item to watch, and fortunately it's an increase in humidity, and the tropical storm is falling apart, and look at the moisture streaming northward towards southern california and eventually towards the bay area. right now the future cast is not painting any measurable rain, but you see the green offshore and that's going to be a surge of extra mugginess and humidity, and highs in the 90s, so it will feel comfortable outside. notice the future cast doesn't have any measurable rainfall,

but we are not out of the woods. sometimes the patterns can create dry lightning, and that means you don't see rain at ground level. watch out for that tuesday. as you see the temperatures warm to start the week. spare the air day, too, for the east bay, and you could see another one on tuesday but the humidity will get peoples' attention, and we will have to look for scattered showers and dry lightning. when we come back, we will update you on all the information we can about what is going on in milpitas at the great mall. we are getting a lot of video like this. police are saying stay away. we will have everything we have got right after the break.

we continue to follow breaking news out of milpitas tonight where there's a lot of police activity at the great mall. this is video we got into the

news room, and it looks like cell phone video where people are running out of the mall and into the parking lot. >> dozens of people tweeting about it right now. some of them are still inside the mall. here's another person who gave us some video from the scene outside, and there are reports it was a smash and grab robbery, but in today's climate people start running, and everybody starts running and police are not confirming even a smash and grab. police activity at the great mall of the bay area, officers are currently investigating. please stay clear of the area is what was tweeted. we have a crew on the way, and marianne favro is tweeting from near the scene right now and we will continue to update you on this story. fires continue to sweep across the amazon and the crisis is being watched closely around the world. >> california's very own super tanker is now down in bolivia fighting the flames. the 747 is named spirit of john

muir. it's the largest firefighting asset and it can drop more than 19,000 gallons of water or tire retardant at a time, and that's twice the capability of other planes. kerry sanders is in brazil. >> reporter: tonight the brazilian military with orders to do what they can do stop the vast fires, to stop the clear, cutting the trees. the rain forest destruction this year, historic, more than 2 million square miles. the so-called lungs of planet earth, responsible for 20% of our oxygen, and now say scientists, at a tipping point. >> the amazon is very important for climate security, for climate stability, to fight the climate crisis we are going through. >> reporter: in the last 40

years, an area the size of france destroyed to make way for farmers to raise cattle and planting soybeans. it was only after the #savetheamazon trended on line caused brazil to crackdown. >> we are not sure if we are only offending a few hundred or few thousand soldiers into the forest would be sufficient. >> reporter: the crew flew directly from california, but the rain forezest a different type of fire, and they say the air drops are not as effective. >> we're significantly out matched, and under gunned. just able to hang on with our fingernails to help them. >> reporter: we came on a man from wisconsin, bird watching in the rain forest today.

>> my real concern is i am not down here just to see this because it's gone. >> reporter: the question that nobody can answer today is if the government change in attitude is long-term and if it's too little too late. >> carkerry sanders reporting. a traffic mess. firefighters battled the blaze, and three helicopters making continuous water drops on the flames, and all of it going on near glendale. so far 25 acres have burned and homes are being evacuated. there are no reports of any structures being damaged so far. declaring a climate emergency. that's going to be one of the topics discussed at the board of supervisors meeting. they are trying to reverse the causes of global warming. the board of supervisors will meet this tuesday at 9:30 in the

morning. what if there were a trail from san francisco across the peninsula and straight to the pacific ocean? well, that is exactly what one group is trying to create and they are about halfway there, it sounds like. it's the bay to sea trail, and it will be about 40 miles, and several environmental groups have teamed up to make it happen. the trail would connect urban areas and this area. you see it right there, the lgbtq community and supporters celebrated the pride parade. it was at the plaza to cesar chavez park. the theme this year is diversity in action with a focus on celebrating the transgender community. >> i think it's another big step, because it's just making

the gay community feel welcome, and just knowing that we support them. >> tonight there's a '70s disco theme festival to commemorate the stonewall riots. it will be the first in the series of planned meetings between the san francisco police department and lgbtq community taking place tomorrow in the city, and it's being called reflection. the meeting marks the 53rd anniversary of the compton's cafeteria riot. it helped inspire the lgbtq liberation movement. the lgbtq community will share their experiences with the community. and then fairfield police department gave us this video showing drivers racing and spinning in circles on friday night, and they not only saw them from above but from street

level. two cars ended up being towed and one person was also towed, he was arrested, and police want other potential reckless drivers to know there's zero tolerance for this kind of activity in fairfield. there's no secret americans are deeply divided but a new poll puts those sentiments into numbers, and 70% of americans are angry at the political system. 56% feel anxious and uncertain about the economy, and just 27% reported feeling confident their children's generation will be better off than their own. the poll also asked about defining values, and hard work remains very important, and a few americans named religion, having children and patriotism, compared to 20 years ago. and then the 2020 presidential campaign is set to be the most extensive in history, eclipsing the $2 billion spent two years ago.

where are the candidates getting the money? "american greed" tells us how. >> with homes, cars, and that $15,000 ostrich coach, paul manafort was the personification of money in politics. >> i will stipulate you can characterize this as influence -- >> in a story told in the next "american greed," manafort secretly pedalled influence around the world, and now he's in prison for conspiracy. >> the paul manafort story is a great illustration of how important it is for discloser, to be timely. >> in politics, money talks, but where is that money coming from? there are ways to find out who is funding your candidate. sheila of the center for responsive politics says start your search online, and her website, opensecrets.org lists

candidates. >> these guys offer a window into the services of money to whom candidates might be beholden if they win office. >> the sites won't tell you about dark money donations that don't have to be disclosed but you should be able to get a good idea of who is backing your candidate and why. scott cone, nbc news. and one man who started the festival is also an artist. >> looks like burning man behind us right now. >> it sure does. >> he is a co-founder of a party that tens of thousands attend every year, and we show you how you fit all that into one art show. >> there are some people who just seem to glow a little brighter. high in oakland's traeibune

tower -- >> i liked to climb things when i was small. >> a nice view of south san francisco. >> the bay area appearing in his office window is where he spent the last 40-something years pursuing a certified philosophy. >> if you are not having fun, all the jerks win. >> to show you what law has been up to for the last 42 years, there's an exhibit of his life's work. >> i made this for my publisher and dear friend, and it's called neon run. so fun, as you can see, it's fun. >> there are images from his old group, the billboard liberation front, which would put their own spin. >> we would add a neon skull to joe camel. >> he was once among a group of urban explorers that would break the law by scaling the golden gate bridge at night. in the '80s, his underground group created what would become

peop people dressed at santas. he is more a prankster, an underground rack on tour. >> i came to believe over time you should always find out what you are supposed to do and then do something else. >> we are hoping the younger generation will be engaged and be inspired to do things. >> perhaps law's most significant contribution to history is as one of the three co-founders of the burning man arts festival, and in the early days he put neon on the man and pranked it once by adding a smiling face. these days law is busy maintaining neon signs among the embarcadero, and showing up at events showing the three heads he helped to save. >> anything that makes you happy

for a few minutes is a good thing. >> we'll be right back

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plus 0% interest for 24 months on all beds. only for a limited time. continuing to track breaking news out of milpitas. a lot of police activity right now at the great mall, as you can hear. this is new video, and police officers headed there in the past few minutes. >> people were recording this and posting the footage online, and a lot saying it was an active shooter situation. and milpitas pd put out a statement, and those inside the mall have been asked to shelter in place while officers conduct a search of the mall interior. in fact just moments ago police confirmed no shots were fired. we do have a crew on the way. we will continue to update you on this story as we get more information, as soon as we get

it, of course. the fire red sunset i have been watching over my shoulder, really impressive. >> it's beautiful. we have wild weather coming this way. >> yeah, we are going to get a taste of tampa bay or miami-like weather. >> down in west palm beach for a while. >> this has been the best screen saver we have had all day, and we had red skies and now purple skies off to the west with low clouds. 66 is the high today kept down by the low clouds. san francisco did not get the warmup that the rest of the bay area saw, and san francisco, airportnd sou of downtown, we did see mid-90s closer to san jose. 75 degrees outside. as you head to dublin, 79. tri-valley, east bay, your a/c will probably be running all

night long. walnut creek, it's 87 degrees. that alone would be a pretty warm high temperature. we had a high of 87. speaking of walnut creek and livermore, these are locations tomorrow with unhealthy air qualities, and we have a spare the air in effect. it's the inland east bay, and bay and coast, too, the sea breeze will see moderate to air quality tomorrow. temperatures in the inland, still in the 80s. we should see low clouds we are seeing now in san francisco, locally in the morning but staying along the coastline for the afternoon. valleys set to climb with the temperatures once again, and the morning, not all that cold, upper 50s bay side. look at our temperatures tomorrow. the trend will be upper 90s for those east bay valleys, and may see close to 100 degrees around

brentwood for tomorrow. ukiah, 100 degrees. and close to 80 in oakland. high pressure peaking as we get into tomorrow and as you see the band of high clouds in the south, that's what is left of the tropical storm that is no longer with us but the moisture associated with it has made a run to the north up to the coast of southern california. you see that big blob of green, and that's mid level moisture. that's the sticky feeling you will have in the air as you get into tuesday and wednesday. look how it surges up the coast. this is combined with future cast, and we are not seeing showers or measurable rainfall, and by bay area standards, when the dew point temperatures get into the 60s like we think they will on wednesday, that will feel like the tropics outside. right now unfortunately, it looks like we might see some thunderstorms around the sierra, at least enough with rainfall which would be a good thing. a lot of times at the mid level moisture, you have to watch out

for lightning without enough rain to wet the ground. another model indicates, the gfs model shows inland shower activity on tuesday. it will be humid, but we can't rule out a chance of a shower. a warm start to the week, and muggy outside, and temperatures in the 60s at night, and even as the numbers drop into the low 90s on tuesday, i think tuesday may be the more uncome ffortabl day as the humidity picks up around the bay area. >> we will appreciate the other weather when it comes back. >> a good way to look at that. joining us for sports, is bonnie. >> one of the most prominent quarterbacks in the nfl is hanging it up for good. we will have highlights from williamsport. and then the giants and a's

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when you download the xfi app today. the giants and a's concluded the bay bridge series in oakland, and the a's celebrating the 30th anniversary of the world series victory over the giants in 1979. stewart played eight seasons and was named the 1989 world series mvp. quite the honor. let's go to the highlights. giants, a's, final game in the bay bridge series. the trophy on the line for the winner. in the second, 2-0, the giants. webb goes deep, his 21st of the year. and top of the third, 3-2, a's. evan longoria ties the game with

one out to center. his 17th home run of the season. bottom of the fourth, more cana, and he does it again. the a's retake the lead. wait, you also get more from longoria. in the seventh, he singled to left with bases loaded, and 5-4 the final and the giants leave oakland with the bay bridge trophy. supporting the little league world series championship between indiana and carousel. this inning, louisiana up 2-0. and one is ripped into right center for an rbi double, and 17 hits in the tournament for the record. sixth inning, 8-0. a line out to short to end it. louisiana wins the little league world series by the final of 8-0. and then the news that shocked

the sports word last night, colts's fastball andrew luck retired from the nfl. he missed all of 2017 after shoulder surgery and has been dealing with calf and ankle injuries this offseason. >> still a defensive performance and a strong third quarter from tyler gray and company, and now you are starting to see the reaction from some of the fans, and it looks like some of the fans are booing as andrew luck is heading towards the locker room. e you can hear the boos. >> i would be lying if i didn't say i heard the reaction. yeah, it hurt. i will be honest. it hurt. i am in pain. i am still in pain. i have been in this cycle which feels like, i mean, it has been four years of this injury pain and rehab cycle, and for me to move forward in my life the way i want to, it doesn't involve

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we continue to track breaking news out of milpitas, and a lot of police activity at the great mall, and a lot of people running away from the mall and crazy reports on social media. police are saying no shots have been fired. this is new video of police officers heading to the mall in just the past few minutes. there have been a lot of mall goers posting videos like this on social media, snapchat and twitter, and a lot saying this was an active shooter situation, and milpitas police confirmed there were no shots fired. we do have a crew on the way. the crew will gather more information. they will have new information for us at 11:00 and we will update you as soon as we get those details.

let's take a look at a week worth of weather with rob mayeda. >> we will be warmer but no worries about heat or air quality issues in san francisco, but inland, we have a spare the air day for ground level pollution there for tomorrow, but tuesday may get your attention with the humidity and still in the 90s. >> drink a lot of water and try to stay indoors, and turn on the a/c. that's all you can really do. >> and come back at 11:00, we will have more news for you then. >> we sure will. have a good night.

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