right now on nbc bay area, it has happened again, shots fired on the east bay freeway, sending two people to the hospital. the update we just got from the investigation. burning man closed. the muddy mess stranding tens of thousands of people in the nevada desert. a freeway closure cutting off local customers from businesses. why one business sense the work is the blame for lost revenue this labor day weekend. good evening. we want to begin with that breaking news. two people are recovering after a freeway shooting in oakland. the shots were fired on 580. it

is not clear what time the shooting happened. shortly after 4:00, officers found an abandoned vehicle blocking lanes on the westbound side of the freeway. two people arrived at the hospital with gunshot wounds. of the people are expected to be okay. another person traveling in the eastbound lane was also hit. all lanes are now back open. our team sent out a push alert as soon as we learned about that shooting. we will stay on top of that story as it develops, bringing updates on our app and website, nbcbayarea.com. instead of enjoying the grand finale of burning man, thousands of people are being told to shelter in place and conserve fuel, water, and other items. here is a live look right now. people are unsure when the roads will be dry enough to get home as they brace for more

rain. the sun never made an appearance on saturday, leaving burning man attendees stranded and surrounded by standing water. >> we are conserving food and water. if we don't have more coffee in the next three days, there was going to be a problem. >> this person planned to get home on saturday, but can't. the entrance to burning man was closed for the remainder of the event, which is supposed to wrap up on monday. more rain expected over the next few days may delay the trip back home even longer. >> all of the rain, it is clay. you cannot walk through it. it sticks. it is in saying how debilitating the mud is. >> you cannot drive on this stuff. >> josh keppel has been going to burning man for more than 20 years he helps run a bike repair shop.

>> normally, burning man is a lot of biking. but this stuff sticks to everything. everyone is walking around. we are calling it walking man. >> the ceremonial burning of art that takes place has been postponed. tonight would have been the grand finale, the burning of a man, when an eight foot wooden sculpture is set on fire. >> i am disappointed if i don't get to see it. but it is about the people, about what you go through, and about how everyone's generosity comes through, especially in bad circumstances. >> the gates and airport in and out of black rock city are close tonight. only emergency vehicles are allowed to drive into the event space. for a lot of people, it is a busy travel weekend. things are flowing pretty smoothly except for one trouble spot you can see there.

westbound 80 shut down from vallejo to rodeo. we were on 80. this major project is taking its toll on more than just drivers. >> reporter: it certainly is. we are in the project area right now. this is the sound of progress. the pavement is going to be great here when it is redone. this has been awful for businesses who depend on visitors coming all the way to sacramento. the general manager at one restaurant told us they should be swamped this weekend, but it has been absolutely dead. the on the at the bar inside this restaurant is not what it should be on labor day weekend. there is one customer at a table. >> this is normally our third or fourth best weekend of the year.

this will be our worst weekend of the year. >> reporter: since caltrans has closed all westbound lanes from i-780 to hercules for the repaving beginning thursday night, this has been the scene. empty tables everywhere as customers coming from the east say no to the 2 1/2 hour detour around the project and either cancel or just don't show up for reservations. >> we were down 75% yesterday. for brunch today, i would say we were about the same. >> reporter: he expects the final dinner receipts tonight to be 25% of a normal saturday. this is supposed to be a super saturday. so why do the work this weekend? westbound traffic is usually down over labor day weekend. >> the optimal time to do it is on a holiday weekend when people are out of town. we are trying to get all this work in during the four or five day labor day weekend and do it when there is less traffic going westbound.

our work is probably hitting the employees the hardest. most of those who live east of the bridge are staying home to avoid the long detour. some who come to work leave early because there are not enough customers and the business has lost a ton of money. >> we have lost thousands over the weekend, may be more. >> reporter: the dead fish is keeping track of its losses. they will likely apply to the state for relief. >> thank you for that. taking a live look at some of the other roadways across the bay, traffic is moving smoothly. there are dry roads right there. some areas so i little bit of rain today. let's get to our meteorologist. will we see anymore showers this weekend? >> around san jose, the santa cruz mountains are seeing some heavy drizzle to some slight rain at times, and you can see the view as we had to the south.

lines of right showers continue to pass by. we saw it more during the afternoon around the tri-valley and the inland east bay. off to the west, it is bringing the worst of the weather. it is bringing a to the east around the sierra and northwestern nevada near the black rock desert. you will see a chance of thunderstorms and heavy rain across the northern sierra into nevada. the bay area is dealing with a few more showers for one more day and some drizzle at times. for labor day monday, we get those clearing skies and a bit of warm-up. we will let you know how much warmer those temperatures could get as we head into a new week in about 10 minutes. our free nbc bay area app is always a great resource. we will send weather alerts straight to your phone. you can type in your zip code and get a forecast customized to your neighborhood. an oakland restaurant is beset with persistent car break- ins.

it acquired the parking lot across the street from the restaurant. now the restaurant is telling customers to park their instead of on the street. nido's backyard is saying they are paying security to watch the back lot. this comes after car windows were smashed. >> we lost a lot of business because of it. a lot of people do not want to come back. they had a great experience with their dining and drinking, but there was disaster at the end. we want to encourage people to come back to a restaurant that they love. >> that is the worst feeling when you go out of a restaurant to a car window broken. there are 100 parking lot spots in that lot. parking is free for now, but they plan to start charging in the future to pay for security. there was a deadly overnight crash in the north bay that happened around 3:00 this morning on eastbound 80 and vallejo. three cars were involved, one a pickup truck that flipped

over. one person died, two others were hurt. is not clear if they were drivers or passengers. all eastbound lanes were shut down for about two hours while crews cleared the crash. details about a crash that shut down the street for several hours. alcohol was likely a factor. the crash happened this morning at lafayette street near santa clara university. this car here smashed into something. it is not clear what the car hits. two of the three passengers in the car went to the hospital. lafayette street was shut down until about noon until the investigated. a big change to stanford's fraternity community. they have ended a lease with a fraternity that is known for pushing for racial inclusivity in the '60s. recently, it fell under scrutiny as seven students were

allegedly drugged at a party in 2018. the alumni association that manages on-campus residents is calling the end of the lease of this as an ungrateful seizure. the university saw the termination of the lease as an opportunity to offer the other 24 greek organizations on campus more housing. taken down by a tackle. you have to see this. trespassers wrestled to the ground and arrested during the harrison high school home game against granada high. a former staff member who had been banned from events for causing problems took off running. an assistant coach tackled him on the sidelines. that is where officers stepped in and arrested him. a live look at san francisco now. there is a beautiful sunset there. chinatown was packed today for the car show and the parade.

the city is looking for different ways to boost recovery downtown. events like this may continue to make a difference. >> reporter: cars circled parts of chinatown this afternoon, different types and styles. the festivities started earlier. david gonzalez liked what he saw. >> i enjoyed the atmosphere. i check out the cars and the food. atmosphere is great. >> this year, we have more high- end cars, vintage cars. our organizers of the parade say it is an important event. >> visitors who have not come in for a long time can check this out. event is to boost our economy, of course. >> we don't get this very often. can you imagine a nice car show like this? everybody is interested in classic cars. it is worth it. it is nice to have them here.

it draws a crowd. >> reporter: visitors to the area have been steady and there are some indications it is improving. challenges remain. >> business could improve. luckily, we are online. that keeps our business going. >> it is better than nothing. yeah. we are going to have some issues pretty soon. we hope the city can clean it up. we will have a big convention coming up. usually those are things that bringing customers. >> reporter: this man says that as the city tries different ways to improve the pandemic recovery downtown and elsewhere. he hopes perceptions are boosted, too. >> we need to clean it up basically. coming up, a sudden change.

the move messi made to support workers in southern california. we sit down with joe montana. his thoughts on the current 49ers. the labor y weekend dais

a daring rescue at high tide. take a look at this new video tonight. it happened this afternoon in santa cruz. it was very busy today because of the long weekend. you can see that the tide came in quickly and violently. surfers wrist being smashed against the cliff space. they had at least six rescues, using jetskis to bring people in safely. a soccer legend is standing

in solidarity with striking workers tonight. a hotel in santa monica has had workers striking since july. they are asking for better conditions and higher wages. lionel messi and the inter miami team were supposed to check into the hotel. they are union members who did not want to cross the picket line. the canceled their reservations and found it different place to stay. hotel union workers appreciate the solidarity. >> it is cool to see that they are standing up for our workers. it does not matter how much we have to fight. >> the major league soccer players association also supports the decision of the team to change hotels. it urges the hotels to reach their contracts with their workers as soon as possible. this weekend, a solidarity ale was released in honor of

workers were looking to bind by the company back. last month, san francisco's new brewery made a solidarity ale in honor of union workers. this weekend, this company released its special brew. >> the recipe also goes back to pre-prohibition days where they used multiple corn as a cheaper way of trying to make longer like this. >> they have been blown away by the support from other breweries. the nfl season kicks off thursday night right here on nbc bay area. the lions will face off against the super bowl champs. >> this week, we sat down with joe montana to talk about the current day 49ers and his new

whiskey. >> reporter: thank you so much for inviting us up here to your distilleries. what does success look like for the niners this year? >> for the 49ers and the players, they want to go to the super bowl. hopefully that happens for them. i think everybody feels that the way things ended last year, there is a little chip on the shoulder that we want to get back there. the team is pretty much intact from what it was. i think they have a fun team to watch, both offensively and defensively. it will be an exciting year to be a 49ers fan. >> reporter: what makes them so effective? >> i think it is a comfort in the offense. it is not easy to come in from college and learn a new offensive system and be able to perform the way he did.

my hat is off to him for that. i think it is just an indicator of things to come for people to watch and see. he has a lot of great weapons on offense. i think he understands that. there are times where you have to for something to try to happen in a game. but typically with the guys that he has, you can drop it down to mccaffrey or deebo samuel and those guys can take the ball the distance. >> reporter: the position has changed. how might your career have been different had these new rules to protect the quarterback been around in your time? >> we wouldn't have had 27 surgeries. it would be fun to play today as a quarterback. the rules, the way they are, give me jerry rice and john taylor and roger in these situations. i think we would have a prty fun offense to watch. >> rethank you so much. >> my pleasure.

>> they did not have a drink? >> they did not have a dr >> he is on the clock. >> good point. >> you can watch the nfl season opener right here on nbc bay area , the lions and the chiefs. coverage begins on thursday. the biggest three-on-three basketball tournament happened in san francisco today. it was founded by kevin garnett . it was held outside the chase center. anyone age eight and up was invited to participate. the men's program division winners are also being given the opportunity to try out with the santa cruz warriors. there could be a movie in the making here somewhere. that is the g league team of the golden state warriors. some harlem globetrotters also made an appearance. >> i am around a bunch of basketball. i cannot wait to see what it is all about.

i see men and women. i cannot wait for a great basketball today. >> if you win, you get to try out with the warriors, make the team, get to golden state. i can see right now. the winners will also get a $1000 travel voucher. turning to our weather, it is a cool start to the holiday weekend. video shows rain falling earlier today in dublin. >> i had to get proof that we had rain. >> [ laughter ] >> one of the tricks of the trade, if you want to get raindrops, she towards the trees so the darker background can catch it. it is not filling rain gauges, which would not want to wash her car in the last 24 hours. >> there you go. >> there is more happening right now. >> more rain? >> just a little bit. by monday, good news.

if you have plans, things are looking warmer with more sunshine. look how much cooler than average the start of the holiday weekend was. it should be 87 degrees in livermore this time of year. 70 today. it is kind of muggy outside, too, with the cloudy skies. 64 degrees in san francisco. we had a pretty sunset a little while ago. 70 still in little livermore. in san jose, some light showers passing by. mostly 60s and 70s outside right now. not a lot of wind. tomorrow, we should see more seabreezes towards the afternoon. here is san jose you see some sprinkles coming up from the south, near morgan hill, the santa cruz mountains. this line of showers is lifting from south to north. we have had a few here in the diablo range and near dublin, too. the main action with this storm continues to be out towards the

sierra. more thunderstorms will be near burning man in the black rock desert. as we head towards monday, notice that clearing trend that will move us forward to some warmer temperatures. tomorrow morning, cloudy start, some areas of drizzle. when area to watch maybe napa county. you may see some mid afternoon showers developed during the day. the fog comes back in for labor day monday morning. clearing skies and the sun returns. you will see a jump in temperatures by monday. tomorrow, mostly 50s and 60s with some cloudy skies and some isolated showers towards the afternoon. highs in the 70s for sunday. monday, more sunshine, highs in the 80s inland. a slow warming trend will take us into tuesday and wednesday. so we are getting closer to the inland averages in the mid to upper 80s.

overall, no major changes. we don't have any tropical systems drawing moisture away. there is some low pressure in the gulf of alaska and some high pressure in the desert southwest. it is slightly warmer. the heat likely stays to the south and you will see that reflected in your seven-day forecast. there is a slow warming trend for the valleys, but also san francisco. you should see the temperatures climbing to the mid-70s towards next weekend. we will lose the clouds and drizzle with a sunnier finish to the holiday weekend and a warmer finish to next week, as well. >> one more day of rain. now you know how to get the video. up next, a spacex launch in california. this one haspecial cargo to d

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one. ignition, power, and lift off. >> it was a go this morning. the mission launched into space today after a two day delay. the falcon 9 rocket lifted off. on board, 13 military satellites for the space force, as the rocket returned to first stage 7 1/2 minutes after the launch. a celebration of a south bay community and its cars. hundreds of classic cars and hot rods took over in alviso. the idea is to celebrate the community. >> it is a privilege and a blessing. we love putting it back in the community. that is why we don't charge anyone here. with how nice the weather is here, is great to bring people together. >> money will go to a

scholarship fund for low income kids. it has given out more than $1 million in scholarships since the program started in 2006. it is a tradition more than 50 years in the running. an arden wine festival runs along broadway in downtown millbrae. festivities stretched seven blocks, with more than 200 groups participating. it is the biggest party of the year for the city. >> most of our boots have community people in them and volunteers that greet the public. it is a real hometown feeling. >> worth we just talking about classic cars? there was a classic car show here is well. the festival continues tomorrow. up next, president biden surveying the damage left behind by hurricane idalia. the staffing shortage in

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thank you for joining us on this special edition of nbc bay area news. i am gia vang. >> i am terry mcsweeney. it has been almost a week since hurricane idalia made landfall. president biden traveled to florida the survey some of the damage left behind. emergency response leaders briefed him about the recovery efforts going on. florida governor and republican presidential candidate ron desantis was at another area hard-hit by the hurricane. he said security operations for a meeting with the president could hinder disaster response efforts. the president promised something for everyone affected. >> i am here to deliver a

message. as i told your governor, if there is anything your state needs, i am ready to mobilize that support. anything they need related to these storms. your nation has your back. we will be with you until the job is done. >> the president said he was not disappointed that governor desantis was not with them today and that governor desantis planned the tour of the aftermath. a bill aimed at holding social media companies liable for social media addiction has failed for the second year in a row. the measure would have left the attorney general and attorneys file civil suits against social media companies for knowingly putting addictive or harmful material in front of children. companies would have faced a 250,000 penalty for violation. the bill was killed by a key committee yesterday. staffing shortages are the norm these days in local businesses and city businesses, too.

we have found a different type of fallout in the public sector, millions of dollars in overtime pay to employees filling the gaps. >> we analyzed city records and we will break down we found. >> reporter: understaffing has created huge spikes in overtime pay into bay area cities, resulting in dozens of workers getting paid hundreds of thousands of dollars just on overtime each year. when looking at our three largest bay area cities, base pay for city employees has gone up 5% and 6% year-over-year. we look at the overtime payroll, there is a distinct difference. the most recent data from transparent california shows overtime pay between 2021 and 2022 went up 23% in san jose and a whopping 45% in san francisco. in 2021, oakland's latest

available year, payroll decreased. base pay was down 2%. overtime pay went down 3%. both grew by 5% cents. looking closer at san francisco, their top overtime earners are in public safety. 16 of the top 20 worked at the sheriffs department or police department, and then there were three of the fire department and one registered nurse. while everyone is required to work and these two overtime shifts per week, some people apply for much more and earn four times as much as their salary in overtime pay. a monitor at city hall had a base pay of $127,000, but took home an extra $361,000 in overtime last year. he has collected more than $2 million in overtime pay since 2016 according to city records. as the police previously said, they need officers to work overtime because they are grappling with the lowest

number of officers in year. they are struggling to retain and recruit fast enough to fill vacancies. the number of full-time officers in san francisco not on leave is about 1500. they are budgeted for around 2000 officers. the department is currently short 176 full-time positions. san jose city manager's office told us their overtime spike is due to higher pay rates and a higher level of vacancies post- covid. we have not heard back from the other two cities. last year, mayor breed acquired some emergency spending to cover police over time. i am hilda gutierrez. >> if you have a story, call the number on your screen or visit nbcbayarea.com. after years of silence, it will be hard to ignore the

noise. the city of berkeley announced a new emergency warning system. 10 sirens have been installed across the city. five more will be installed early next year. the sirens will provide a verbal message to alert residents of dangers such as typhoons or synonymy's. they will encourage people to seek more information from the map of the city. the south bay labor council hosted their annual labor day barbecue today in san jose. a state senator and local city council people showed up for festivities. they wanted to remind people the goal of the organization, to advance candidates and policies that benefit working families. >> this summer and beyond, we will fight to make sure that we do the right thing by working men and women, starting with making sure that unemployment compensation is improved.

you deserve it. >> the south bay labor council represents 101 unions in more than 100,000 union members in santa clara. th run the largest grassroots operation the south bay. still ahead, morning a music legend. we look back at jimmy ets iconic career. you can now ss nbc bay area news whenever you want. we are on 24/7 on roku other streaming platforms. you can watch us there.

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. that is the place where he developed the tropical beach sound that flavored his music. the singer, songwriter, and entrepreneur died overnight at the age of 76. he passed away peacefully on the night of september 1 surrounded by his family, friends, music, and dogs. he lived his life like a song to the very last breath. joe fryer has a look back at his life and career. >> ♪ wasting away again in margaritaville. ♪ for our for more than half a century, jimmy buffett lived what he sang about, building a billion-dollar career around music like margaritaville. >> ♪ cheeseburger in paradise ♪ >> reporter: and cheeseburger in paradise. he embodied a lifestyle, a greasy slacker happy to waste the day away, with a cocktail in his hand. warning mississippi, he would find his sound in key west.

it is a counterpoint to the so- called yuppie generation. his blend of tropical walk found a legion of fans known as parrot heads, dressed in hawaiian shorts and flip-flops. it is a jimmy buffett song come to life. >> i think everybody needs a little escape is on. a stockbroker, a hedge fund manager, you see people coming from work, taking their ties off, and putting hawaiian shirts on over their suits. >> reporter: he sold more than 20 million albums. it paid off not just in record sales. he became a billion-dollar brand, opening margaritaville restaurants across the u.s., selling books, beers, real estate, popping up in movies. >> ♪ cheeseburger in paradise. ♪ >> reporter: inspiring a

broadway show. he never lost his laid-back charm, revealing his secret and 2018 to having fun. >> i think the older you get, the more you appreciate it. our jimmy buffett once said if there is a heaven for me, i am sure it has a beach attached. barrett heads the world over know that is is paradise. one of washington, d.c.'s most famous attractions is threatened by rising sea levels caused by the climbing climate crisis. cherry trees out people in the spring. the national park service is partnering with a contractor from maine to repair the seawall to keep the trees safe. the contract will rehabilitate a tidal basin seawall to keep the area flooding. the area is sinking deeper into the ground as the water keeps rising as a result of climate change. >> the sooner we can get this done, the sooner we will stop that damage.

>> scientists say that the sea level is expected to rise by a foot in the next 30 years. construction is set to break ground sometime next summer. a morning from contra county health leaders tonight. the risk of west nile virus is higher over the holiday weekend. 22 dead birds tested positive for the virus so far this year. you can take steps to reduce your risk of getting bitten by mosquitoes. dumps standing water, scrub a container to get rid of eggs, make sure door and window screens are in good condition, where mosquito repellent outside, and keep track of pools. it is a muggy night around the bay area with some drizzle and light rain to the east of san jose. 70 degrees right now. more when we come back.

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for the last 40 years, this photographer has helped document the rock 'n roll scene. >> his new major exhibit takes a look back at those moments captured on film. >> let's see, what do we have here? this is bob dylan and neil young at the greek theater in berkeley. this is a portrait of joni mitchell at the st. francis hotel down in union square. >> reporter: let's face it, the

majority of life's moments disappear into time. but so many magical musical moments live on. >> this is a quartet. >> reporter: through the lens of jay blakesburg. the camera first captured him when he was a teenager in new jersey. >> i was published in print for the first time here. i would go like this and i would move the camera. >> reporter: it was music that sold him to the bay area. >> i took a greyhound bus from new jersey to san francisco to see the grateful dead for the first time. this is from labor day weekend 1978. this was shot in 1979. >> reporter: again and again for the next few decades. >> i was always documenting the scene. this is my workhorse. >> reporter: back then, his many cameras were loaded with film. >> we had black and white film,

color film, slow film, fast film. >> reporter: his decades of photography now:the wall of a local museum. it is a retrospective snapshot of the last four decades of his career. >> these are moments that would not otherwise exist if i did not take out a camera that had film unit. this is the grateful dead room. these are people who are also having the same kind of experience that i was having. this is a free concert that you two did in san francisco. i went on to do over 300 assignments for rolling stone magazine. >> reporter: his photography is a who's who of local musical masters and the places they played. >> our venues are the warfield and the greek and the shoreline. this is in north beach. >> reporter: he kept the photos and the stubs. >> this is one that is sent to bill graham in december 1979. >> reporter: he shot film until

2008 when he joined the digital world. in a time where everyone carries a camera in their pocket, this era of film represented peer he had where photographers suffered for their craft. >> you can take a picture with any camera. it is what is in your heart and mind. >> that is what we hope people do when they come to the gallery, find their own piece of the story wrapped up in the 200+ images. >> this is my blue period. >> reporter: the faces in the photos tell the story of music, gathering, people in time live on and legend. >> this will social media back then. >> reporter: he sees many more moments ahead. people still need someone to hold onto them. >> i am still inspired by the people i'm photographing, the musicians i'm photographing. what i am getting in my lens. >> reporter: nbc bay area news.

>> pretty incredible. get your kilts and get ready to listen to some bagpipes. the scottish highland gathering and games are back in the bay area. the festival has been here since 18 66. this weekend, it is happening at the alameda county fairgrounds. it features traditional scottish music, dancing, and food. there is also whiskey tasting. there are also scottish games where athletes compete to throw a variety of very heavy objects. there you go. watch out. we don't know how that would win it. >> you can also eliminate the competition with those. >> it highlights scottish culture and tradition. >> it is a sense of tradition, family, looking back, finding your roots. is a gathering. >> there is still time if you like to get in touch with the

scottish heritage. it runs through tomorrow with the closing ceremonies at 4:00 p.m. >> i don't know if jay blakesberg does things like that. was looking at the work from the joe rosato jr. story, the stones, jefferson starship, james brown, and others, he had me in rapture did. >> right? he was on for all those different moments, these musicians who had such a great impact on our society. >> and the scottish games, i think the weather is appropriate. >> it looks a little bit like scotland. >> the rain and drizzle. temperatures are only 17 degrees below average.

we are seeing a little bit of light rain around the south basin tonight. let's take you down to san jose, where it is a muggy 70 degrees tonight. the cloud cover is being lit up by some of the city lights. there is some drizzle and light showers east of san jose. it is 70 in livermore. cloud cover will keep our low temperatures in the 60s. it is 67 at sfo airport. san francisco is 64 degrees currently. as you take a look at the air quality, this changed a lot over the last 48 hours. we had unhealthy air and wildfire smoke in the bay area. a change in the air happened yesterday and it is maintaining your outdoor plans for the weekend. notice how much rain to put on those fires towards portland, oregon. it dropped an inch or two of rain in the north sierra. we will add a little more to those totals, but just enough to wet the ground at times, like what we saw today.

we will see things close to san jose, some light showers passing by. towards the santa cruz mountains, if you storms over here. we saw some rain around the diablo range and the tri-valley and pleasanton today. we have this area of low pressure off to the west. for another day, it will pull up more moisture from the south. notice the bay area, not as much activity. as we drop down and take a closer look at things, we have a few areas of drizzle for the morning. in napa county, we could see a few showers building up. it should decrease as we had into the evening. that part of the forecast looks familiar. we will get more sunshine and as we head into monday. that will be a much warmer afternoon with those outdoor plans. for the afternoon, you can see the temperatures here. clouds will stick around

through the day. we will have 60s and low 70s for highs tomorrow. after the morning clouds clear, we are back into the 80s for monday afternoon in the valleys. 70 san francisco, mid-70s in oakland, upper 70s into san jose if you look closely, temperatures will climb up a little bit closer to the averages, mid to upper 80s inland. towards the end of the seven- day forecast, approaching next weekend, you may feel more like september for the valleys. san francisco will see temperatures rebound slightly towards the end of the week. that will be nice as we get into monday. comfortable weather. we should see better air quality this week. temperatures may try to make a run towards the 90s by next weekend. so it should be a very warm end of the week. the giants are fighting for a wildcard spot,

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the giants are in san diego against the padres tonight. kyle harrison is on the mound. >> first-inning, not good. wanda soto at the plate and he unloads. that paul is gone. padres taking 1-0 lead. harrison may be feeling the effects of his 90 pitch outing earlier this week. second inning, 2-0, padres. gary sanchez homers, too. gary cooper hits a three three- run home run. the final score, 6-1, padres. a couple of youngsters shined for the oakland a's. the angels were looking for a win and they got the win. the oakland a's only got five hits, but this is one of them off the bat of brent rooker, a two-run home run, his 23rd of

the season. fourth inning, paul blackburn shuts them down. shohei ohtani was 0 for 2. he had three walks and two of them were intentional. they did not want pitch to hi the nfl season off this week. you can watch the season opener right here on nbc bay area news. the liens and the chiefs. our coverage begins at 4:00 p.m. on thursday. >> the niners and the steelers are next sunday. it is all happening. some couples are lucky enough to have a wedding at a dream destination. >> next friday, 16 couples will have a chance to say i do on top of mount diablo. couples may have up to 30 guests. some of them may have to stand. there is only room for so many chairs. you can buy a marriage license through the county and the

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