the news starts right now. thanks for joining us. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> welcome to this primetime edition of nbc bay area news, following "sunday night football." let's take a live look outside at emeryville, where things look nice and calm at this hour. not emeryville. san francisco and san jose. okay. san francisco and san jose. but the workweek will get off to a hot start. with that, comes high fire damage. rob, what can we expect here? >> this time tomorrow night, we will be under this red flag warning, above 1,000 feet, with low humidity levels, and winds changing direction to dry and offshore. now, around san francisco and the coast, bush in low clouds. it is tomorrow night, where the winds change directions. and the area to watch, will be

lake county, napa county, this is where the strongest wind speeds will be and the lowest humidity levels. so, red flag, high fire damage above here and out towards the west slope of the sierra, where there's the power shutoff watch. so, it's not just the fire danger. but look at a sneak preview of tuesday, high temperatures. we could be talking about 90s bayside and valleys approaching 100 degrees. heat advisories, possible this week. we'll let you know how long the fire dangers and high temperatures last, coming up in our forecast, in 15 minutes. twitter with the latest weather information. follow him for all of your weather information. the red flag warning could impact firefighters trying to contain the 128-acre fire in the milpitas foothills.

>> terry, the fire burning right now here is 70% contained. it will be under a warning tomorrow night. firefighters are racing to achieve full containment before the winds pick up tomorrow night. for a second day, firefighters are battling six stubborn wildfires near calveras boulevard. a red flag warning has been issued for elevations higher than 1,000 feet. from 9:00 tomorrow night until 5:00 wednesday morning. suzanne is concerned about her . be of the east foothills. all of the grass around the houses up there are too many pe land up there. it's sort of lag warning has been issued for sonoma county and east bay hills. some agencies are looking to

increase staffing monday and tuesday, including santa rosa, which plans to add as many as ten engines, and santa clara county, which has two fire engines with six firefighters. that's welcome news to this grandmother, who has been worried about the tinder dry grass. >> the high grass. >> we could see gusts up to 35 miles per hour in the east bay hills tomorrow and higher in napa, increasing the risk of fires raging out of control quickly. santa clara county firefighters say that during this red flag warning, be sure you don't use equipment that might create sparks. also, this is a great time to prepare. get all of your emergency supplies now, just in case there is a major fire. reporting live i area news. with the high fire danger across the region, pg&e is considering shutting off the

power in several years. the in addition to the north bay, it's considering shutting off power in butte, ell d dorado, suser a yuba counties. people that live in those counties are asking to review their emergency plans. pg&e is letling people know through phone calls, text messages, social media and e-mail. 14 a malicious computer virus has been taking hold all weekend. normal for da sergio kin tanquintana is live the administration building. >> city hall is supposed to ep at 8:00 a.m., but tomorrow, it won't open until noon.

ne the city services are affected including finance, planning, building, licensing, permitting. nohere two n administration building here at union city. the yellow one is for residents with city business, eventual l essentially telling them that city hall won't be open until noon tomorrow. there is an all hands on deck meeting to brief them on the i.t. situation. this was a problem first noticed friday night and became more serious saturday morning. so, staff had to reach out for additional resources. >> stay connected with the fbi and the security agencies. that's sort o normal protocol that any municipality or government agency would do, when something like this happens. we want to make sure we're communicating and sharing data and information. >> the city's website is still

online. and there's a notice posted there about this issue. it asks residents to be patient. we will notify customers once systems are back online. we ask that you avoid requesting fees and licenses next week, unless necessary, late fees will be waived. union city is trying to figure out who is behind this malicious attack. might take some time to figure that out. meanwhile, the spokesperson also mentioned that the emergency services are functioning because union city contracts with fremont with its 911 dispatch, police and fire services will respond. live in unionreaws. >> thank you for that report. a man has been arrested in connection with a shooting at san jose state. police say they followed up on tip, and that led them to

joseph. he is facing a long list of charges, including attempted murder. the shooting happened just before 6:30 p.m. on east san fernando street. police say he shot multiple rounds in different directions. some of the bullets hit a parking structure. and themartin luther king jr. prima library. the santa claranty in jail is in a controversy, after inmates had to be taken to the hospital. the sheriff's department says they were transported to that hospital. they're in stable condition tonight. the sheriff's department did not reveal any other details. a bomb scare shut down highway 4 for a time. it started when they responded to a suspicious abandoned car. this, right here, video of that vehicle being loaded on to a tow

truck. investigators believed there could be an explosive device in the car, similar to a pipe bomb. but in the end, they rendered the device safe. it was not a real explosive, but one that looked like one. several seniors are home after an early morning fire in san jose. firefighters say it was on the back porch and spread to the attic. two people were taken to the hospital just to be checked out. president trump issed a midding he had a conversation over the phone about joe biden. >> president trump added new detail about his july phone call with the ukraine president. >> the conversation i had was

largely congratulatory. and for the first time, how joe biden andis sonpeople, like vic and his son, creating to the corruption in the ukraine. >> the firestorm is whether the president crossed the line to investigate a political rival. and whether pending u.s. military aid for ukraiyoukraine factor. >> there was no quid pro quo. >> i asked why the aid was delayed. >> i didn't delay anything. >> after the complaint was fired. >> i gave so did. >> couldn't the leader have felt pressure? >> the president appeared irritated. but three hours later at a stop in houston, he ready responded. >> that was not pressure. i know when i give pressure. >> democrats in congress denied access to the secret

whistleblower report. saying the white house must cooperate and provide more about the ukraine call. >> there is no privilege to engage in underhanded discussions. >> regarding joe biden, no evidence of wrongdoing tied to his son's business has been found. >> i'm ul calling the transcript of the call. >> today, the president said, maybe. >> we'll make a determination about how to release it. >> president trump and india's prime minister expressed a lot of mutual admiration at an event in texas today. it was like a rally, in houston, drawing tens of thousands of people. indian prime minister modi, celebrating his fame and personality. the president promoting upcoming nba events in india. >> in india and the united states, we're really remarkable, our people

are prospering, like never before. because we are slash bureaucracy and cutting job-killing red tape. >> after the remarks, the two men walked arm in arm around the houston stadium. the next stop was ohio, where he toured an australian-owned manufacturing facility. >> san jose's mayor went over the edge for a good cause today. the mayor, plunging down the face of the adobe headquarters this morning. the third year in a row, that he's done it as part of aown town steam >> this is an important effort that the down town street team has started in cities throughout the bay area. they're helping so many of the neighbors with a work-first approach. and i'm grateful for the amazing work that all of the team members are doing here. >> down town streets first

launched in 2005. it's dedicated to ending homelessness. they operate in 14 bay area cities. other areas would be the mayor of sunnyvale, and palo alto's human relations commissioner. instead of playing in a game today, antonio brown is tweeting about why he's done with the nfl. and roll out the red carpet. it is emmy night. we'll take you to hollywood for tv's biggest night, next. and a pretty view to san francisco. still seeing a sea breeze for now. but when 80-degree temperatures return to san francisco, and 100-degree temperatures in the valley when we come right back. .

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he complained about his guaranteed contracts being voided by the raiders and the patriots. and urged the patriots to step in. he took shotspp robert kraft and ben roethlisberger before deleting them. it all went down at the s.a.p. center this smpb. f afternoon. the game ended with a hockey game between sharks alumni and players between the hockey association. >> we come down for games several times a year. and fanfest, like an early freet before the season starts. i would say it's worth $400 ticket for theround town. glass. >> the sharks kick off their se the o take on the vegas golden knights. >> it was a night of full star-studded moments. the 2019 emmy awards in los

angeles. "game of thrones" and "flea bag" taking awards. robert kovacik, great to see you tonight. >> it's great to be here. we're adjacent to the microsoft theater, where the emmys ceremony was taking place a short time ago. isd then, you go out and you start to party. we all know what the emmys are about. they are to year on television. so many stars we talked to tonight, are looking forward to the brand-new season that starts tomorrow night, right here on nbc. >> emmy winner -- >> 33 years after starring in "l.a. law." >> now, jimmy smit is back in

court and back on tv, with "bluff city law." >> i think the stories that we're telling, because this is a law firm that's a family that deals with social justice issues. >> first, monday night kicks off at 8:00, with a new season of "the voice." >> great stories. great music. it's fun. >> tonight on the purple carpet, the cast of best drama nominee, "this is us." >> it will be amazing. hold on tight. i don't want to give too much away, obviously. that gives a disservice to the audience. >> and your job. >> what the fork. >> come thursday at 9:00, the final season of "the good place" begins. >> expect the rug to be pulled out from under you. >> bradley whitford were

together in 1999, 20 years ago today, "west wing." >> now, whitford comes home to nbc, this time, in a comedy. >> i shouldn't be here. i am going to get my pants and go. he starred in "perfect harmony." >> it's relentlessly funny. and there's a joyous element to it. >> stop. this is unacceptable. >> you know, it's great to be backstage. you capture moments you don't see during the telecast. a few minutes ago, billy porter, the first outere in tears.azin and let's not forget about "snl," a big win tonight. lorne makeles was celebrating in

the best series award. they have over 70 awards total in the 44 years. and mark your calendars. saturday, the 29th, this saturday, "snl" premieres with guest host, adam driver. let's go back to you. >> cool, robert. certainly, catching some of the raw, genuine moments. >> that's cool. a deadly virus from mosquitos is starting to spread across the country, worrying doctors. what you need to know about it, next. and the weekend finishing with 80s in san jose. right now, 66 degrees, when 90s return for san jose. and high fire damage to start the week. a closer look when we come right back.

the deathl mosquito-borne virus is climbing. the virus is being linked to new deaths in massachusetts and connecticut. those deaths bringing the total to nine nationwide.

here's kathy park with the latest. >> a rare mosquito-borne illness strikes again. killing james longworth of massachusetts and patricia shaw of connecticut. >> we're here to pray for her family because it's not easy. >> nationwide, dozens of cases of eastern equine encephalitis or eee, have been reported in six states. the threat, triggered aerial spraying and cancelling outdoor events at night in some affected communities. >> there's no vaccination to prevent this is one of the most deadly mosquito-borne infections. michigan has been hit hard with three deaths. greg mcchesney died a week of being diagnosed. >> he went from the virus to brain-dead. >> less than 6% of people

contracted, similars are similar to the flu or worse. >> if they have the infection of the brain, known as enreceive reitz. they may not act like their normal selves, be confused or unresponsive. >> one of three people die from eee, with the most vulnerable, ov0 >> kathy park reporting there. taking action on climate change. that was the motto at the climate fair in loos gss gato t. people at the fair learned how they can take action themselves. orl organizers say today was about self-empowerment. you want to bring everyone can just come, spend half an hour browsing the table and find out what you can do and what's happening. >> the fair was held at the community center. rob, we've got some hot days ahead of us. high fire danger.

not a good situation. >> next two to three days. the complete opposite we're seeing right now, as the sea breeze is seeing on here to wrap up the weekend. you feel it in san francisco, to wrap up the weekend and eventually, we'll push in the low clouds. the bay bridge, 62 degrees. winds out of the west at 14 miles per hour. now, a view from the other side of the bay, with the bay bridge there. emiliville, 64 degrees with a high of 75. in san jose, mostly clear skies and comfortably cool at 66 degrees. keep in mind saw tn san jose, will be replaced by numbers as warm as the mid-90s by tuesday. right now, mostly 60s and70s outside. notice the wind direction that is still onshore. we're not worried about the fire danger until tomorrow. the winds change direction. not only do we go from the pa h

patchy low clouds. look how the clouds completely go away. you'll have offshore breezes that will dry out the air and push the marine cloud cover, offshore. for the morning, a taste of summer-like weather, with the low clouds surging around the inner bay and coast. temperatures in the 50s. later this week, low temperatures in the 60s by tomorrow, a bit warmer. mid-80s around san jose. low 90s, starting to warm up. you'll see near 80-degree temperatures. upper 70s to 80s. and san francisco, back into the 70s. so, warmer monday, but hotter weather to follow, as we get into tuesday and wednesday. you see the north bay, back into the 80s and low 90s. the first change we're watching, this time tomorrow night, begins 9:00, monday. will follow through 5:00 a.m.

wednesday. that's the red flag warning for the hills above the north bay and east bay hills. these are the areas to watch. lake county and northern napa county. you'll notice toward sundrise tuesday. look at the forecast high temperatures on tuesday. you're looking at 80s and 90s.r temperatures inland. tuesday and wednesday, not just a fire damage, it's the heat, we'll see to start the week. then, the pattern begins to shift. keep area of low pressure, drops down. that will bring big cooling. but a change in the forecast, will take this low to the east of the seeary a yaar yaar yaary. a chance of showers will stay farther inland. and that will involve any snowshower chances and inland tracking low might mean more wind, as opposed to snow for the sierra. it is a tale of two weeks.

that's san francisco, upper 80s on tuesday. and look at the valley spread of temperatures, close to 100 degrees in a few spots tuesday. and barely 70 by next sunday. that's an extreme change in your forecast. >> rob, thanks a lot. when we come back tonight, a disturbing and smelly situation in the east bay. has burerkeley officials scrambling for answers. just because we're super hungry... ...doesn't mean you got to spend a lot! because denny's brought back the super slam™. with eggs, hash browns, bacon, sausage

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an unpleasant surprise. >> notice the smell. >> smelled a bit like sewage, in a strange way. >> health alert signs were posted to tell people to avoid water contact. recent tests showed elevated levels of bacteria. >> it doesn't say what will happen to you. but it said immediately shower after touching the water. >> e plain is the president of the berkeley paddling and rowing club. usage has dropped off. >> it's maybe two or three people a day that will take the risk in the water. they won't be immersed in it. >> she has stayed out of the water that appears murky. she would like them to do more. there could be a number of

possibilities, perhaps rain, bacteria through storm drains. but pinpointing all these different areas and options has its challenges. they are working on it. in berkeley, christy smith, nbc bay area news. a shift in the 2020 democratic race for presidt time, senator elizabeth warren is topping a poll. a very important one. warren rocketing to the top of a new iowa poll, putting her in a statistical dead heat with bide. in the same poll, senator bernie sanders dropped five points. nationally, biden still leads warren, but 9%. 9% of democratic voters have settled on a candidate. >> i have a top three. >> it's changing every day. >> iowa was ground zero for 2020 candidates of this weekend. 17 of them were on-hand for the

steak fry, which is hinting he will bow out of the race. pro-democracy protests in hong kong continued for another weekend. with more clashes between protesters and the police, security has been heightened ahead of a national holiday. >> for a 16th-straight weekend, protests turned to clashes and violence with police, as protesters had tried to obstruct traffic to the international airport and, instead, went into shopping malls, targeting businesses that were operating from the mainland, or seen as being pro-beijing, pro-police, or hong kong government. police swept through, using tear gas or grenades and making several arrests. yesterday, the clashes into went the evening. protesters throwing molotov

cocktails and setting fires. this comes in an security environment that is increasingly tight. on the mainland, there's a big holiday coming up on the 1st of october. it's the national day. there will be a massive military parade in beijing. and the directive from the government there to hong kong, were that the protests were supposed to clebe cleaned up. we're seeing both sides digging in now, protesters and police ahead of that first holiday. tonight, we are learning more about that bus driver who crashed into a guardrail and killed four people in utah. investigators say the driver had recently been tire hired. this was his first trip with the bus. overcorrected, sending the bus over into that guardrail. 20 people had to be taken to the hospital, including the driver. including the press conference, they say they will travel and

talk to the motor company's president. >> our collision marks, deflikts the path of the vehicle. that's an area that's still under investigation. >> the preliminary report. >> good news for tourists and anyone else who loves san francisco's iconic cable cars. cable car service is set to resume after being shut down for the past ten days. crews spent the last week and a half, repairing the 20-ton gear boxes. the gear boxes move the cable cars on the hills. it just isn't the same experience. especially for the tourists who come out to see them. why disney said no to twitter. it's in a memoir by bob iger. disney wanted to connect to

customers directly. the leaders said, the troubles on twitter were extraordinary. disney bought a stake in the sports streaming site. kids around the world celebrated the day of peace in an artistic way. collected.,000 peace drawings it's on display at the coliseum until september 29th. >> we chose the coliseum because we felt that italy has given so much to the world, by way of artwork. we wanted to reciprocate and give something back. >> the artwork was collected to share the message that peace starts of all of our hearts. >> britain is taking on the battle of climbed change.

the car-free day is an event to bring attention to the pollution. you can see the difference there. >> it was a clear signal when the road is drops s almost to. >> the mayor of london got in on the action. he was seen cycling through the streets of the city. >> a bittersweet celebration for betty reid sullivan and family. she is recovering from a stroke. she turned 98 years old today. her family released a statement saying, she has been in acute rehabilitation for the past week. he also thanked everyone to reached out in love and support for her.

>> cecil williams celebrated his 90th birthday. williams is known as one of the first members of the clergy to take a stand of same-sex couples by presiding over their weddings. members of the church sang him happy birthday. he has been spreading inclusion and unconditional love to millions of people over the last half-century. >> he's always been on the street. he's kept his feet on the ground. he never elevated himself above anybody else. he has always told everybody, ses his power to empower others. >> festivities begin with a proprocession, where they had food and a dance party. a big purchase comes with a big rebate. or it's supposed to. i'm chris kamara.

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to us about the rebate. sometimes you have to fight to get a promised rebate. save all of your receipts and proof of purchase until that money is if your pocket. watch out for deadlines. you probably only have a limited window the apply. call an old bay area icon is being used for a new piece of art. parts of the eastern span of the bay bring that were reeninvestigationed were unveiled on pressure island. >> remember this part? >> on the shore of treasure island, a day tom laoughlin has waited for. it's installation day for his new sculpture on the scenic edge. the art is new, forged in

loughlin's imagination. >> i have never worked wit a ferrell that's as unique as the steel is. >>he unique steel, old pieces of the bay bruj, demolished and replaced. loughlin was awarded some of the salvage steel to create public artwork. >> to live on in the bay area, as a visual icon and a memory of a bridge in a was important to many of us here in the bay area. >> we're two inches off. >> loughlin's piece, all of the history of the bridge, that carried millions. >> to see the material, and the size of the rivets and the p

pattern of the rivets. you can see bethlehem all around the piece. >> the art piece is temporary, not unlike the old east span. >> but the people building this ing to last forever.ought it was we never know what the future holds. >> through art, the old bridge lives on. the steel has been worked in artwork from joshua tree, to truckee to petaluma. >> there's that hint. but they're all made into new experiences. >> the piece will remain on the island for tefseveral years and will vibrate to mimic the sound of hog foreign. >> it will vanish in history if we don't preserve it. a big sunday in the bay.

the a's host the final home game of the season. the giants are in action. mruplus, the raiders and th vikings. and the 49ers look to do something they haven't done since 1998, start the season, 3-0. the weather this week. temperatures going from the 80s in walnut creek to possible near 100, as we approach the middle part of the week.

banding together toook thi. a little deer trapped in a flooded ruin in southern spain. five cyclists come to the rescue. they're working together, trying to get the deer out of the water. >> got away. >> they have no choice to pull the deer by its antlers. the deer was not hurt. ran away into the forest, saying

see you later. >> a moment where things could have gone south. >> whatever kind of weather you like. >> it's a rollercoaster. >> it is. it will drop 30 degrees in some places. >> fall gets started at 12:50, coming up. you think fall is comi? hot temperatures making a comeback. and the pattern responsible for the heat cranking up, is a pattern we see this time of year. winds are onshore. 66 degree going to feel comforty cool, especially compared to tuesday and wednesday. there's a pretty view of the bay bridge. san francisco, 62 degrees. the sea breeze at 14. because of the onshore winds, the coastal and interbay in the 60s. and 10 to 15 degrees across san francisco, eventually, we'll see a patch or two of low clouds and

that could be inland for the morning hours. the onshore breeze, which will reers reverse to an onshore wind pattern. morning temperatures will be comfortable. could be starting off in the 60s and 70s in the hills. a look at monday's highs, show 70s and 80s around the bay. starting 9:00 on monday night, all day tuesday, through the north bay and east bay hills, there's that red flag warning, where wind speeds will pick up more noticeably monday into tuesday morning. another episode of gusty winds tuesday night into wednesday. the areas that will be most affected by the dry offshore winds, looks to be, locally, up here in lake county, northern

napa county, most of salon know county. but right now, the only areas of the power shut juf watch, were below 5,000 feet. we will likely see the most sustained and strongest wind gusts. keep an eye on the conditions in the north bay. before sunrise. the winds will pick up. it will be daytime dry, when we get flag and low clouds. low humidity levels, before ntu. look at tuesday's eyes. 70s and 80s. 80s and low 90s. mid to upper 90s inlands. in addition to red flag warnings for the hills, could see heat advisories for inland locations. wednesday, pretty hot. this is a fall pattern, to get the pressure off of shore.

the pattern regipp regins to re we're going to watch the area of low pressure out of the north. if it tracks east of the sierra, it will bring cooling but more wind. we'll see the low track farther along the west to the east. toss some showers our way, doesn'oo see a 20-degree to 30-degree drop in temperatures come saturday. those are san francisco, seven-day forecast temperatures. mid to upper 80s, possible on tuesday. hot into wednesday. low 60s by next weekends. and valleys, a few spots could be close to 100 on tuesday and wednesday. below average, heading towards next weekend. next weekend will feel more like fall and will appreciate that cooldown, once we get past the fire danger. >> you get to wear an outfete for every season. >> there you go. let's check in with dave

feldman and see what's coming up in sports. >> i'm dave feldman. the niners are on a roll. they won their first two games and came home during the 3-0 start in the eye. levi's stadium. juju smith-schuster, and he's gone. steelers um 13-10. on the ensuing possession, the niners answer. in a puts an exclamation point on a ten-play, 75-yard dry. deonte johnson, 39-yard score. after a niners turnover in the red zone. pittsburgh has it with under six minutes to go. niner fumble, the force, buckler

recovers. san francisco, in business. second and goal. what is jimmy garoppolo made of? found a downty pole. 3-0, for the first time since 1998. >> the turnovers are in there. to get over them in the second ha welt good. going into the bye week, we didn't make it easy on ourselves. felt very good at the end of the game. >> niners get a tough win. the former receiver, terrell owens, inducted in the hall of fame. the wide receiver caught passes for over 8, 500 yards and had 81

touchdowns. that was his number. >> it's been overwhelming just a bit. i'm beyond grateful for this opportunity today. as i mentioned, to be a guy from a small town and go to a small school, and to achieve the things i have, it is beyond my wildest kinds adam thielen. vikings up seven. raiders down 21-0. derek car connects with j.j. nelson. 29-yard score. third quarter, same score. ten-play, 92-yard drive. raiders lose, 34-14.

the giants win, 4-1. six games left. a's and rangers, final home game at the coliseum. oakland down two. elvis andrus, a solo shot, his 12th of the season. third solo homer of the inning. and the rangers are winners, 8-3. that's all the sports. my name is dave feldman. more news after the break. my experience with usaa

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