>> keith: he brought it to everybody, johnny. islanders, too. >> john: absolutely. they will get the tampa bay lightning, and game one coverage will begin on nbcsn and 7:00 p.m. eastern. and your thoughts on that matchup? >> keith: i think that tampa's defense is underrated a and this is hard to believe with victor hedman back there, but the supporting cast was outstanding. shackelford is playing out of his mind, and bogosian as well, and so that is the challenge for the islanders. >> john: now to the t-mobile three stars of the game. jonesy, what do you have >> keith: a lot of islanders. brock nelson with a goal and two assists and scott mayfield with the opening goal of the game, and he played aggressively and did a great job, and not only defending, but providing some offense, and thomas greiss was not busy, but he has a shutout in a game seven and the islanders are move on. >> john: on their way to the eastern conference f 1993, and

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tomorrow. wow. >> across the state, several new fires have taken off today fuelling more concerns as crews already stretched thin. we have complete coverage for you tonight. >> let's start that with our meteorologist vi aney. >> san jose at 91 degrees and concord at 99 right now. can you believe it? we are seeing a huge temperature change. san jose is running about 17 degrees warmer compares to what we were at the same spot yesterday. oakland at 14. this is today and not yesterday, that's a typo there. napa at 102 degrees. gilroy at 106. these are today's record.

we are dealing with unhealthy equal. tomorrow we could be seeing temperatures of 110 to 115 degrees in areas like livermore and antioch. that's what it is. now we are seeing gusty conditions heading into labor day, monday and tuesday and already the fires are burning and the low humidity and dry hot conditions that's going to be a big concern, heading into of course monday and tuesday. we'll go into more details how long this wave will last coming up in our forecast. i will send it back to you. >> amazing temperatures in the forecast there. rotating power houses are a possibility tonight. cal iso made the announcement, it called for a flex alertht and monday between 3:00 and 9:00

at night. using fans and instead of ac and not using appliances during peak hours. you see peak energy usage today about 90 minutes ago. right around 5:30. you can see the man going down. there is still a strain on our power grid, we need to keep conserving energy to avoid blackouts. potential blackouts are related to the power grid. the threat of power next week, pg&e says could leave customers in the dark. the areas could lose power here in the bay area on tuesday or on wednesday. that includes portions of all counties. therying to prevent its equipment from starting a wildfire. now a wash comes before a warning which means a power shut

offi off is certain to happen. this shut off watch is not related to the power grid. a lot of people are turning to bay area beaches today. those remaining open are busy. leading to a lot of concerns in some communities. nbc bay area's tom jensen takes a look at pacifica and half-moon bay. >> reporter: birds enjoying the cool breeze by the flocks. >> in san jose is crazy. just near the beach is cool. >> reporter: rj liu and many others found pacific closed and opted at a taco bell lot where they had to buy and eat fast. >> reporter: locals understanding why beach patrols are help keeping people away at the direction of city leaders. >> yeah, i don't want covid. i am 71.

i don't want it. >> reporter: a short drive away at the scene of half-moon bay. >> pacifica is first choice and they were closed. let's just move on down the list. >> reporter: parking lot of every spot on both shoulders of the highway full. if you zoom in at the the beach, it may look unsafe during this covid-19. >> reporter: everybody coming in is wearing eye protection or masks. the families we talk to plan on practicing social distancing when they are here. >> keeping our distance. everyone is still processing and some people wearing masks here and there. >> it looks like every single person is wearing a mask. >> reporter: the beach should remained open. >> it is a beautiful day. we should be on the beach. >> reporter: tom jensen, nbc bay area news.

tom is talking about the beach in half-moon bay are open and some other areas are closed. you can see in pacifica, beaches are off limits and that's through tuesday. in santa cruz, beaches are closed until 4:00 until monday. monterey county, they are closed. beaches in marin county are open except for those in the point national seashore. those closures because of fires. we have new video in the newsroom from the czu fire. you can see fire crews and boulder creek are battling dangerous flames there. le creuset flames threaten the whole neighborhood in the area. firefighters got to work with hand tools and with little water, luckily they're able to sav

save all the home in that area. an update of the scu fire. all evacuation orders are lifted. tons of thousands of people were evacuated during the hooieight these fires. you can see the latest numbers here, the lnu complex is inching up to 89% compares to 88% last night. the scu complex is now 86% verses 86% yesterday and containment on the czu complex stands at 61%. that's up from 58% last night. crews are making significant progress on the woodward fire. containment stands at 85% which is up front. 71% yesterday. so many fires and so many slopes and plus the heat. not a good combination for our air quality.

there is palo alto and on your left you got walnut creek. we continue with our record setting streets for spare the air alert, extended through the labor day weekend marking 21 straight days of unhealthy air. let's check in with the woman of the hour, vianey arana. >> yeah, i am just shocked. look at san francisco, current temperature right now is 82. you can see the smoke outside right now if you look outside your window. palo alto, 93, san jose at 91. oakland at 84. concord at 99. san martin at 101. but, we are still under the spare alert as you mentioned. here is the latest numbers of the air quality. north bay is still unhealthy at

102. east bay at 112. we saw a little bit clearing when it comes to the south bay and beaches. again, air alert has been extended through monday. this is going to be the hottest day of the heat wave, we are expecting 110 plus degrees. yes, those are correct. those forecasted highs for tomorrow. it could be a little cooler or hotter than this. this is according to our model we'll see how this plays out. i will have our full forecast coming up in a few minutes. terry. >> thank you. ism as we mention dangerous situation developing across california. evacuation orders are in place, east of san bernardino down south. this is the lnu fire scorched 1500 acres. the super tanker performing a

fire drop to protect the homes in that area. evacuations have been issued. near fresno of an alarming scene. the new video here shows you the creek fire, heavy smoke there. it is burning east lake of fresno. that fire erupting this afternoon and you can see it really took off there. the popular labor day destination, there is word that people may be trapped in the pool campground. >> that's not good. >> this fire is southeast, it started this afternoon and evacuations are in order. >> up next, more about the president's covid-19 vaccine timeline. kamala harris is speaking out tonight. >> plus, help the state out. the message from tesla to its

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the ambulance hit the man, he was out in the crosswalk, the man died later at the hospital. ambulance was not responding to the emergency at the time of that collision. in san francisco today, dozenedoe dozens rallied at the trump administration. the event was built as an anti-trump and pence.

>> no more children locked in cages a cages. no more law and order. no more covid-19 deaths. >> demonstrations was part of a series of organized protests. senator kamala harris is expressing deep skepticism to president trump. the nominee says she will not take the president's word about a vaccine. she's worried that the trump administration is trying to speed up the vaccine to help his reelection chances. the president promised a safe and effective vaccine as early as october. top health experts say that's unlikely. a south bay church keeps on opening its door for services.

the north bay church faces more than $50,000 for fines. tomorrow service is set at 10:30 tomorrow morning. those services are being held in doors. the pastor says he'll don't to do so. not everyone is wearing a mask or staying six-feet apart. north family baptist says it is pursuing its legal options there. there are plenty of masks as a carnival kicked off today. not the kind that you usually see. the festival would have been in may but organizers postponed it because of covid. the pandemic has not slowed down since then organizethen. organizers decided to put this two-day event to help the

community to help with this pandemic. >> we are having covid testing and screening your blood and a lot of other things, jobs and connecting people at jobs. >> the location at 18th and o' conner street. health officials are worried a spike of cases this holiday weekend. we saw something similar at the 4th of july, take a look here. remember back in march. it builds up to 8500, almost 8600 cases that day. it jumps two weeks later on july 21st, 12,800 cases that day. you can see on record of the most infections in one day. we have not seen anything like that since mid august. the past 24 hours just under 5,000 new cases reported.

that's encouraging. if cases climb though, positivity rate, that's the number of california testing positive for covid-19. today 4.8%. that's the lowest it has been since june. governor newsom says it is important to keep this number low. let's take a look at the covid-19 situation here in the bay area. santa clara reporting more than 200 cases today. contra costa county 116, san mateo at 165. the counties with dashes have not yet reported any new cases today. make sure you stay with us for complete coverage on the pandemic. we are putting together the latest headlines and updates. head over to our website, nbcbayarea.c nbcbayarea.com/coronavirus. tesla is asking car owners to do their part to conserve energy. the company sent out this message right here to car owners

asking them not to use charging stations or charge at home between the hours of 3:00 and 9:00, today and tomorrow and monday. that's when our statewide flex alert is in effect. at lake merritt, potential crowding. the city cracked down on vendors and parkings to help control crowds. >> viena is joining us now. this is a crazy weekend. we got triple dimgits all over the place. >> yes. it is one of those things where usually we like to see the sunshine but with a lot of the beaches closed and a lot of people don't have a.c, it is going to be a tough weekend to get through. look out for each other, please.

beautiful there over san francisco. you can see it is hazy but at least we are getting the nice sunset. let's get right through that temperatures of how hot it is. we have a high of 92 degrees. meanwhile take a look at san jose, we got current temperatures at 91 degrees. we did manage to hit a high of 98 degrees in san jose. wednesday is 9 miles per hour and right now in dublin at 97, a high of 103 there. did we manage to hit any new record? we did manage to set a new record for napa and gilroy. napa hitting a high of 102. gilroy at 106 at the previous record of 103 back in 1988. we were only within 1 degree of matching the record or beating the record at the san francisco airport. 93 degrees, the old record was

94. and san jose 98. the previous record was 99 degrees. what's happening. we got the high pressure system that's dominating and that's going to continue to dominate and keeping this heat and also those dry conditions. this is what we are monitoring. that dangerous and excessive heat warning will be in place through monday in land valleys. if you thought today is hot it is going to get hotter tomorrow. i know typically around here, we get micro climate, we are not going to be cooler around the coast. the heat advisory is in place through there. we are monitoring potential for some winds. how hot tomorrow? 103 and 105 by 4:00. 115 in livermore and danford. san francisco i decided to bump up the number to 92.

i am thinking it will be hotter. winds kicking up into monday. that's going to bring is a fire weather watch for the east bay hills and north bay mountain starting on monday because of the national weather service. the three things we don't want to see is red flag warnings of low humidity and hot temperatures and also those winds. when do we get relief from the heat? by wednesday we'll start to climb down from the triple digits. friday, no, it is not 12 degrees, guys. it is supposed to be 92. but that is a typo there. my weather graphic is doing their own thing. let me tell you. must be the heat, it is making them spas out. >> it is going to be really, really hot. >> we thought maybe it is today. >> vianey, thank you. >> can you imagine? >> a legendary treat made by a local legend but she's not just

baking those tasty crunch cake. we catch up with the first black mayor talking about desserts.

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confectioner in the bay area. >> black people were not welcomed in restaurants in se o mat mateo. i knew what the ingredients were so i just did it. >> reporter: there is no downtown store front or neon signs. claire sells her delicious cakes right here where she makes them in a house where she lives since she's 17. this is a great chapter in an eventful life today. >> everything is mocha this afternoon. >> reporter: claire mac had been working from home. more than six decades living here, she's been a wife and a

mother and author and model and a seamstress, she has no plans to slow down. >> i like to be busy. >> reporter: there are things to do and people should do them. how old are you? >> i am 83. >> reporter: the one that makes her the most proud is activist. >> my grandmother picked the movie. >> reporter: you can see why she says there is still a lot of work to be done out of the kitchen and the streets. head over to our website on nbcbayarea.com, click on "digital originals." that cake looks good. up next at 7:30, demonstrators clashing in kentucky. we'll have the heated conversation for you. give you my world ♪

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right now at 7:30, protesters in lieuville ouisvil tensions for the killing of breona taylor remains high. things grew tense when the group marched downtown and came into k into contact with protesters demandi demanding justice for breoanna killer. >> you have the right and i have a right to be here. >> reporter: the group later marched to the courthouse in downtown louisville.

the breonna march continued as well. >> you can see right here make america march, calling for the arrest of the officers involved in taylor's death. it was a moment of silence and prayers for all those killed by police. supporters of president trump spent a long weekend, hundreds of people took part on boats today. quite the fleet there, very organized and lined up. lake travis in texas, rough waters and several boats sank. there are no report of any missing or injured. kanye west is showing up some serious cash for the white house. s he spent nearly $6 million.

$5.5 million has gone to consulting firms. west is currently on the ballot in just a handful of states. there is no question the pandemic is taking a toll on the economy across sectors of hotels. hotel bookings are down by 66% for labor week compares to last year. four out of ten hotel employees are currently not working. hotels in big cities are impacted the most. the president of the association says many hotels are relying on the government to stay afloat. >> of course money ran out months ago and the second part is something to deal with debt problems. that's the real challenge people are facing now. at the end of the day, there are a lot of expenses that are variable, one thing you have to pay is your mortgage. >> mayor london breed announced

hotels will be able to open with limited capacity. students are dealing with the covid-19 outbreak at san jose state university. since the fall semester started, at least 184 tested positive. a similar story at the university of wisconsin at madison. hundreds of students are quarantined after positive covid test traced back to several seniori sorority houses. the university is telling more than 400 students to quarantine. >> i never heard of parties or anything. we are living in a house with 50

people. one person can ruin it for everybody. >> reporter: students who don't follow the quarantine could face sanctions from the university that's on top of a court order or fine up to $10,000. great story here, a michigan boy finds his perfect match. he and his new puppy shares something on the outside giving them an instant bond on the inside. the two-year-old was born with a clef lip. look at that. bentley and his dad went to an an mall shelter and a dog caught their eyes. it was a puppy with a cleft lip. >> they have something in common. he can grow up and understand that him and his puppy both have something that they can share in common. >> that picture, i will tell you. animals don't receive dogs with cleft lips. the dog is not expected to have

long-term problems. last month we held our annual clear the shelters event. more than 1800 pets adopted in the bay area and $55,000 donated to rescue centers. make sure you go to nbcbayarea.com/cleartheshelters. coming up, san francisco parks are getting a whole lot of love. why parks are popping up with social distance circles. it was just a get together with friends. no big deal.

everybody felt fine. but now im super sick. everyone is sick. i just wish we had been more careful. it would have been easier than this. so wear a mask. do what you can outside. stay six feet apart. because some things you just can't take back. do your part to lower the risk.

a man is killed at a freeway. the man later died at the hospital. two others were in the car with that man. it is not clear if that shooting

was targeted. fire crusade they rescued one person that was in an attic storeroom there. the facility was closed and locked. they rushed the person to the hospital. the fire is out and the facility will remain closed. amid all the destructions, this little chick survived the fire. he was last seen from a wildlife camera flapping his wings as the flames burned the redwood tree where his nest was. wildlife staff were thrilled to find him alive. well, it is no secret, our firefighters who are working very hard these days and are not getting the weekend off. catholic school in san leandro

sent them thank you cards to station 13. you write those cards and you wonder if they feel it. they were touched by the gesture and reminding them why they do their job. >> a lot of stressful weather for those firefighters who are doing a lot of work out there, v vianey. >> that's right, we are monitoring a fire weather watch for the east bay hill and north bay mountains are expected to take take effect. the forecast is with us. people are getting staffed of unexpected letters and debit cards. i am consumer investigator, we investigate, next. hi. we're glad you came in.

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they told us they're getting dozens of envelopes from the state's unemployment people investing people who don't even live there. >> some of those letters even have job benefits. chris chmura is live with us. >> reporter: we don't know what's going on. these families reaching out to us are not alone. >> open the mailbox, there are eight of them. >> reporte >> i would say 100 together. >> reporter: people are getting piles of unsolicited envelopes. >> reporter: have anybody filed for unemployment or anybody expecting a letter? >> no, we are self-employed.

>> reporter: in the case of marco in oakland, there is no way. >> we bought the house when it was built. >> reporter: all the letters are labeled time sensitive and some contains debit cards loaded with unemployment benefits. >> six debit cards. >> reporter: some checked out and appeared real and others are unclear. what's happening here? >> some crazy clerical error on the part of edd. >> reporter: or is it something else? >> it may be fraud, i don't know. >> reporter: we found a common thread. several people who got letters advertised their homes for rent or sale. scammers are known to use mailboxes for mail fraud. years ago, they built to the irs and sent $46 million in bogus tax refund to a single address in georgia.

are these stacks evidence of crooks pulling the same scam with edd? the agency tells us its investigators are working with federal partner in law enforcement on a fraud investigatio investigations. we have a lot of questions. edd declined our request for an interview. it says it is developing methods to stop and prevent such claims for being paid and prosecuting offenders to the full extent of the law. the return address on some letters is a tendency p.o. box for bank of america which an natche manages the state's can he be the cards. a spokesperson at bank of america declined to comment. >> reporter: other lawmakers are calling for an emergency eed audit. >> to think these are isolated

circumstances are laughable. >> these other options are failing and the people deserve better. >> reporte >> i should not have these in my house. >> i believe more will come. s we are curious to know what to do. >> reporter: we asked edd, there are two steps to turn in a stack of letters and debit cards. first, all the agency's hotline then mail the pile to edd. that's the address on your screen right now. we added to our website, nbcbayarea.com/respond. local parks continue to see a lot of traffic though. folks in parks today probably noticed a bit of a change. instead of social distancing circles painted on the grass. there were hearts.

>> i loeft my heart in san francisco. >> i am going to let you finish the song. >> i am done. believe me. >> a campaign called heart your parks. it is to raise money for city parks. this time of the year, the park alliance holds a big gala to raise funds. this year the fundraiser is all online. see them there. an extreme athlete broke his own world record today spending more than 2.5 hours submerged in ice in the tri-valley. it does not sound so bad right now. this guy was wearing nothing but swim trunk. he climbed inside a custom made cabinet filled with ice crested buttes and then he gets out and eating ice cream. >> he surpassed his own record

by more than 20 minutes. how do you figure out that's something you meant to do? i don't know. he's really good at it. >> i was thinking the same thing. it does look inviting. to a lot of the people in the bay area is a little bit much but it would feel good for a while >> you know what, terry, people thought today was hot. oh man, tomorrow is going to be really, really awful compares to the 80s and low triple digits. it is going to be record setting tomorrow. let's look at how we are doing right now. typically we like to cool up at 90, right? right now in san francisco is 84 degrees. we hit a high of 95. right now in san jose, still at 91 degrees. we hit a high of 90 degrees today. the wind speeds are doubling 97. 103 was the high for the day.

let's talk about that air quality. the alert was extended through monday. we are talking about hazy skies all the way to north bay down to the east bay. what happens is this system of high pressure so this ridge of high pressure ends up trapping all of the heat and also the smoke in the area, kind of a giant bubbles s sitting in the area. that's what's drying us out and that's what's dpoigoing to keeps heat warming extended. how hot? let's talk about that. i want to take you through how the way early. li livermore and danville will be in the 80s. the hottest times will be at 2:00 and 4:00. i am going to read some of these

out loud. these are not a mistake. 115 in livermore and concord at 113. san jose at 101. san francisco 90 degrees. get this. heading into monday, now we are tracking a possibility of seeing some offshore winds. that's going to bring a major concern for elevated fire danger which is why a fire weather watch will go into play, the biggest impact will be on monday night into tuesday, possibly even wednesday as well. any time we see the triple digit heat and gusty winds is definitely a dangerous recipe. look at what happens in san francisco, we go from 92 degrees on sunday. by tuesday and wednesday, we start to see a little bit of an increase. the high pressure is going to stick around for the next several days which is why this

is a heat wave. wednesday and thursday and friday, we'll start to see low 90s. by next weekend, we'll get a little bit of a relief from the heat but that smoke is going to be a big impact for tomorrow. i am just going to be monitoring those highs for tomorrow. again, the modsels are showing 110 or 115, it could get hotter than that. i am going to send it back to y you. right now we welcome back the one and only anthony flores. >> we miss you anthony. >> it is great to see you. bumgarner is back, we'll talk to him. stick around, sports is next.

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back on the bum in san francisco. he's facing the giants for the first time since joining the diamond back. here is what he says about facing his former team. >> it was nice to be back and see a lot of the guys i played with or worked with. i was site ancxieexcited to com and see. >> mad bum is back at oracle time for the first time with the diamond back. check out that e.r.a., he gets fl flores to ground out. he runs into trouble at second. eva gloria and next batter daro

diamondbacks, 2-1 in the fifth inning. at the coliseum, the a's taking on the padres trying to snap a season long three game skid. matt olson triples. then when the a's up 5-1 in the sixth. a 2-1 shot. the a's beat san diego. the 49ers trimming their roster from 80 to 53 players. no big surprises in santa clara. there is some good news for the 49ers. samuel was added to the roster. for those players who did not make the final 53, there are still hopes of playing on sunday. >> the final 53 is fluid every

single day. it is kind oerhe on sunday and monday. nothing is ever final. you are always going forward and proving to be apart of this team whether it is saturday or next week or in dez. december. >> all right, the 49ers kicks off their season at levi's stadium. the 146th kentucky derby. after a few scratches, there were 15 horse in the feel. belmont was the heavy favorite. >> # authentic upsets john.

johnny valesco is the winner. what a busy weekend of sports. >> we have golf and u.s. open tennis and hockey and basketball all going on and plus some college football games were played today. a lot going on. guys, back to you in the studio. >> it is appropriate. this is the way you are returning. you got to be psyched, nfl football is coming up. >> just around the corner, fiver days on thursday. the nfl season kicks off and next week the 49ers, boy, no pre-season games, hardly any minicamps and you don't know what to expect but high expectations for the 49ers to get back to the super bowl again >> thank you, anthony. football is back on thursday night. where?

nbc bay area. the season opens up with the chiefs hosting the texans. the cowboys taking on the rams, let's not forget the 49ers. two games in october on sunday night for the niners, against the eagles and the rams. looking ahead in december, taking on dallas cowboys in primetime. catch all those games and more right here on nbc bay area. a quick little story about the penguins at the san francisco zoo. yeah, they're looking to cool off, too. the zoo posted this video. you can see them swimming around there. that feels nice for a labor day, a hot labor day weekend. >> looks good.

♪ >> hello, and welcome to our weekend edition of "access hollywood." i'm scott evans. sibley scoles will join us from home in just a bit, but let's start with the three stories from the week that you need to know. well, in an emotional video call, ellen degeneres apologized to her staff, saying she's trying to learn from her mistakes. so, three of her top producers are out, and her deejay twitch has been promoted to co-executive producer. "dancing with the stars" returns september 14th with tyra banks as host, but due to covid, the pro dancers will live separately, and that goes for married dancers sasha and emma, too. and will smith and kevin hart have signed on to remake