right now, the race to find survivors in morocco as the death toll rises following a massive earthquake. new video shows the moment a quake hit. >> plus, a matter main break floods a nearby road forcing

businesses to close. how long until crews say they will have that fixed. >> and a packed public meeting spills out on the sidewalk. and the action to community is demanding tonight. good evening. we are getting new details tonight about that massive 6.8 magnitude earthquake that shook morocco. the death toll climbed to 2,000. >> the quake was centered in the atlas mountains but there is widespread damage up to 40 miles away. tonight rescue crews are racing to find more survivors stuck in the rubble. security footage showing the rumbling, the shaking and the screaming as a 6.2 magnitude earthquake struck morocco. they are now struggling to reach survivors thought to be buried beneath the rubble. it is the most powerful tremor

to hit morocco in more than 100 years. >> suddenly we saw dishes and other things fixed to the wall. we were unable to sit or stand. then we fled outside. >> morocco military reporting 2,000 killed, another 2,000 injured. numbers have been climbing all day. >> we ran outside, but a wall fell on my head says this man. >> adam parsons is on the ground in morocco. >> there is still real fear about what could happen. here is a good example. this restaurant behind me was badly damaged by the earthquake on friday night, but it only actually collapsed hours and hours later. >> the quake struck in the high atlas mountains shortly before midnight. the security camera shows people fleeing caves in panic and barely escaping falling debris.

>> we went to sleep, after that the entire house was destroyed. >> the epicenter was 15 miles from the historic city. alleyways now partly damaged. >> so parts of the medina are fine. other parts, as you can see behind me, are not so fine. the older buildings. >> the tremors seized for now, but the dangers persist. >> morocco has become a prime destination for tourists. several americans were hurt in that earthquake. last year morocco drew nearly 11 million visitors. now visitors are among the survivors terrified in a foreign country. one man moved his family from washington, d.c. last week. he and his wife panic. >> the way the doors are here in morocco, you have to have a key

to unlock it. so i couldn't even get the key in as my wife was going through the door, she lost her balance and ended up hurting her knee. >> many tourists joined the locals staying outside. many families state side waiting to see if their loved ones are safe. >> and the effects of that quake are being felt, too. a restaurant in san francisco tells us they have been trying to get in touch with their family members impacted by this earthquake. the chef here and restaurant owner says with telephone lines town, it was tough to get in touch with his family members, inclouding his sister. he is afraid the toll of this quake may be even greater than we realize now. we will hear from him tonight at 11:00ment and our team is following the story closely as the search and rescue efforts continue. head to nbcbayarea.com and click on morocco earthquake.

a water main break is causing headaches for local businesses. thousands of gallons of water flooded sections of the boulevard at cyprus avenue. it is right there at the border. it started at 11:00 this morning. the force of the water is so strong, it uprooted asphalt. one nearby restaurant, a slice of new york pizza was forced to close for the day. >> thousands of dollars. saturday is one of our busier nights. college football starts today. i don't know if we will be open tomorrow. >> the manager says there was so much water outside his store, it looked like a swamp. it did. the city of santa clara working to repair the break. crews say it could be hours before that is turned back on. >> we know what closed one of the airport terminals for an hour tonight. a tsa employee discovered a

suspicious package. around 4:00 a.m., terminal two was shut down as a bomb tech examined that box. nothing was found and the terminal reopened a year later. >> safety and crime continues to be the focus for many people living in oakland today. dozens of people attended a community and safety meeting. this was a line to get into this meeting. many people told us they wanted to hear from leaders to address what's being done. >> discussion came after a man was shot and killed overnight not far from martin luther king elementary. so far no arrests in that case. christie smith reports from oakland. at oakland's guinness worship center, people waited outside a community safety meeting that filled up fast. >> we want to hear about the safety plan. what is the safety plan? there are shootings every night. >> i have been turned away from this meeting because, according

to them, they are at capacity. this business owner came because she's frustrated with crime. >> customers are not even coming. they're not able to feel comfortable parking their cars because if they park for five minutes their stuff will get stolen from their car. >> this was the line outside before the doors opened. those who made it outside listened to a meeting that featured speakers including district attorney pamela price and the mayor thao. >> traffic enforcement and also funded six new police academies over the next two years. >> she outlined the efforts of her force, deploying chp for traffic violations and sideshows, a camera system, as well as intervention and prevention. >> we have to go back to one community, one oakland. that is the only way to move forward together. so what this means is that we have to not only work towards solving the crimes and getting

justice, but we also have to do the work upstream to prevent the harm from even happening. >> price talked about her office and their role. >> i am in the middle of justice, so i cannot ignore one community or one person in the system in favor of another in this system. favor of another person. and that's not what we're doing. >> before the meeting people rallied outside, highlighting ideas for public safety solutions. one neighbor says something needs to be done. >> it's never been this bad. it's never ever been this bad. >> christie smith, nbc bay area news. they're pulling the teams off the field. there is lightening in the area. >> i mean, you just don't see this often around here. thunderstorms delaying the start of a football game. this is not the midwest or down south. it is the south bay. it's san jose. during a game between san jose state and cal poly. wow.

cal poly probably wished they never did start the game because they lost 7-3. let's talk about that crazy weather. >> so there wasn't any rain on the field. there was thunderstorms to the watch. unusual weather brought on by tropical air from a hurricane well off the coast of baja, california. right now relatively quiet conditions. look at how things looked earlier this morning. right here, 1:00 that's when they delayed the game. you saw the lightening strikes southeast of the stadium. but things are trending calmer, despite the fact that surge in tropical air continues. well away from california. look at how that moisture is heading towards the bay area. the focus tomorrow will be across central and southern california. you can see that in the future cast. so tomorrow decreasing chances of thunderstorms closer to the bay area and a bit of a warmup

sunday and sunday. could be approaching the low 90s. a closer lock at changes ahead in a few minutes. >> if you haven't already, download our free nbc bay area app. type in your zip code and get a forecast tailor made for where you live. a man behind cars charged with attempted murder for freeway shooting in oakland. chp tells us 57-year-old nestor palacios has been arrested. he opened fire on i-580. he faces multiple charges, including attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon. an investigation is underway after police shot a man in the east bay. this happened yesterday afternoon in san pablo. a woman called police for a mental health check on her husband. police say the man began throwing bricks at officers. police used tasers and bean bag rounds. the man shielded himself with a

folding chair, tried to hit an officer with a metal pole and he was shot in the leg. no word of how the suspect is doing. a break-in at a peninsula home, and the homeowners were inside when it wa happening. police say it happened around 8:30 thursday night at a home off aurnt avenue. two people smashed the office of a rear door to get inside. that triggered an alarm. woke up the 70-year-old woman who lives there. she yelled at them and they ran out the front door. this is the third time burglaries have broken into the home in two years. none of the cases have been solved. >> president biden is in india meeting with world leaders. during the event in new delhi today, leaders announced infrastructure and investment projects. they include an economic corridor that will include india, the northeast and europe. also a solar energy site in india. president biden spoke about the partnership and affected

sponsors including the crown prince of saudi aarabia. >> we will invest in ships and rail that extends from india to europe connected by the uae, jordan and israel. >> biden announced an upcoming investor forum the united states will host. >> tomorrow marks the end of an era for chuck todd. he will host his final broadcast as moderator of "meet the press." he's sitting down with an exclusive interview with governor newsom. many consider him a democratic presidential candidate. >> i worry about democracy. i worry about the fetishness for autocracy we see around the world. i made the point about desantis, that i think he's functionally authoritarian. i'm worried more about trumpism

and well beyond his term and time and tenure. >> theycussed a number of topics. you can catch the interview at chuck's final broadcast as moderator of "meet the press" here tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. coming up, a new list ranks the most expensive cities to be happy here in the u.s. the bay area cities that made the list, the california city that makes the top spot. >> plus, highway 101 closing in the south bay in a few minutes actually. we will show you where and how to get around the closure. >> if you are in the south bay, you are probably wondering when the tropical air starts to head off towards the east and shaking shower and thunderstorm chances with it. we will look at that and when normal temperatures return to the forecast in just a minute.

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trains. the trains will no longer be part of a normal schedule. some may run from time to time for service if needed. bart is offering the trains for reuse. the use is transforming the old cars into beer gardens, short-term rentals and museum objects. >> prepare for traffic trouble in mountain view. caltrans is completely 101 tonight. you have 15 minutes here. the closure is to make repairs at the overcrossing there. if you are headed that way, you have to get off the froway, take the detour and you can see it highlighted right there in the grown. caltrans says it may have to close another lane of the project. >> we now know how expenive it is to make it in the bay. a new list breaks down the ten most expensive places to be happy in the u.s. two bay areas on the top of the

list. this was put together by s. money, an australian based service. researchers locked at data from a 2018 purdue relationship study on the relationship to happiness and income to find the price of happiness in each day. can you put a price on happiness? then they compared to it the physical and emotional well-being of the people that live there. santa barbara at the top of the list. san francisco fourth. sacramento eighth. irvine eked in at number ten. >> they always have new lists coming out. today preparations for an emergency in sausalito. pg&e and other organizations shared information with the public to help people with an emergency whether it be fire,

mud slide. always have a go bag ready with clothing and toiletries and have a 10 in 10 list. that's the list of 10 things to do if you have 10 minutes to evacuate. >> we had somebody who had a mud slide come right to their door and they were still worried, the city was worried their house was going to be destroyed as well. in a case like that, you're panicked. if you don't have this list written down with where each of those things is, you are going to be swirling circles in this house screaming and getting upset. >> an important conversation to have. okay. a lot of talk about the neighborhood response group also, which is a county wide program managed by southern marine fire, made up of small groups of neighborhood volunteers organized to look out for each other. >> well, the need for blood donations is critical here at nbc bay area. we are doing our part today. the person who is our front man

garvin thomas hosting his seventh annual bay area proud blood drive. he is there every year. doctors say the need is high because there aren't any school drives, which are a big source of donations. more than 100 people stepped up to donate. that includes 20 first-time donors. >> i wanted to give because it is an important thing for all of us to do. it is something we can do that's free for us, but it really makes an incredible impact. >> today's drive collected enough blood to help more than 200 patients. 60% of stanford blood center donations come from drives like this right here. if you miss today's drive, you can donate at your local red cross or any blood donation centers. >> okay. it is almost flu season and one health care season decided to get ahead of it.

kaiser held a flu clinic to give employees a boost before flu season which starts in october. the vaccine takes two weeks to get in effect. doctors recommend you get it as soon as possible. >> it is god to get a flu vaccine before the season starts. we have started seeing some flu, the disease already. but the real season kicks off at the end of september, beginning of october. so you want to get it early so you are ready. >> starting monday, members will be able to get their flu shots at the vaccine tent. >> if you were in the bay area three years ago today, who could forget, rob is shaking his head, it felt like we were on mars on that day. video from september 9th, 2020, that day the skies turned a -- look at that, martian orange. >> not a new color, too.

>> and the air quality was hazardous for weeks. the bay area went through 31 consecutive spare the air days in august and september of that year. that was -- it was -- >> it was a record. >> it was depressing. it was really sad. i also remember when it cleared out how great it felt and how grateful i was for clean and clear air. >> it was interesting about that. so much smoke. the temperatures were in the 60s. it caused cooling. >> because it was blocking it out. >> yeah. so things are different, thankfully. throw years later. though, we did have a few lightening spark fires that were dealt with rather quickly. nothing like three years ago. what's happening right now is we have fog and misty skies coming back where it is 62 chilly degrees. but still somewhat muggy inland. san jose also still hanging on

to 70. if you're from livermore or san jose. no signs of showers or thunderstorms. the dividing boundary literally over the santa clara valley. here is the source responsible. the tropical storm over the coast of california. unlike hillary, didn't make a direct run at california. look at how the moisture is being pulled away from the storm. that is the fuel. near morgan hill and more thunderstorms out near patterson there out along interstate 5. notice the transition tomorrow. most of those chances should be down towards central and southern california. so the futurecast each of livermore, maybe a lingering chance overnight. tomorrow morning back into the foggy start. more low clouds setting up in the east valleys for the

morning. the sunshine for the afternoon and a much more quiet view san jose outward. morning temperatures in the 50s. cool as we head towards the afternoon. hazy sunshine, partly cloudy skies and mostly 80s across the valleys tomorrow. close to 70 in san francisco. 75 in oakland. and then monday looks to be a bit of a warmup. as you can see the temperatures 92 in fairfield. mid-70s from san francisco to san mateo. close to 90 in santa rosa. tuesday they drop back down again. look at livermore. 70s in san jose and they spring back up. you will be covered between now and wednesday. a little back and forth for the weather forecast. through the week, should see mild temperatures locking in. san francisco, that means your warmest days will likely be tomorrow and monday. then dropping back into the 60s

for the better part of the week. briefly seeing 90s. and then we cool off heading towards next weekend and no signs of any rain amid tropical induced thunderstorms like we saw today. >> nice temperatures. all right, rob. thanks a lot. still ahead, maui struggling to recover a month after wild fires tour through the ireland.

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to connect with their community. >> i haven't seen this many palestinians in one area in years. it is great to see the community. it looks like this community has been here for a long time. i want to show my children what our palestinians in america. keep in mind, we're americans first. >> proceeds from the festival go to several charities to help kids in ghaza and go to relief efforts to syria. up next, the millennium tower is not exactly sinking, but it is not standing upright. hear from an engineer that says that building could tilt forever.

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the troubled luxury high rise is not sinking any further. >> and the reality is the millennium tower could be tilting this way for forever. we have the exclusive story. >> new data shows the millennium tower is now supported on two sides and has finally stopped sinking and tilting. that's a major accomplishment says one international recognized engineer. >> i would say the building is stalled. and from the designer's viewpoint, that was their objective. >> this expert says there is also bad news. >> their objective of correcting the tilt to a significant extent, i fear that expectation has not been met. >> millennium engineering relying on this computer model predicted 4 inches of tilt reversal occurring continuously. that's the process of

transferring some 18 million pounds of the tower's weight on to the new support piles. but the latest monitoring data suggests the early progress has all but stopped. after reversing three-quarters of an inch of tilt in nine days, you can see weeks have gone by with little or no progress since the end of jacking. tilt recovery peaked right when jacking was done. >> unless you were magically able to jack the building up further, we are still left with a significant tilt of the building. >> that could leave the tower permanently tilting 29 inches as measured at the northwest corner of the roof. while millennium officials acknowledge there has not been as much tilting as the model predicting, they told us given the implications, they see the match between the measured behave beyond an the analysis as excellent. the city doesn't appear

concerned either telling us at least the fixes stopped the problem from getting worse. and any recovery is welcome news and will be expected to occur gradually over time. if it turns out there is no further long term recovery, a 90 foot high underground wall we told you about last year may be to blame. it's buried right underneath the foundation that needs to sink if the tower will straighten even a few inches. officials say their model predicts the model will itself sink, along with the foundation over time. in san francisco, nbc bay area news. >> well, jackson has been digging into the tower troubles for years now. you can find all the details on with your website. click on the investigations tab. there are signs police in pennsylvania may be closing in on the killer on the run for a

week and a half. state police have con firmed two sights. police have cut the area to four square miles focussing on the garden's property. the challenge is more difficult because he is five feet tall, only weighs 120 pounds. they believe he's moving around in a densely wooded area, living off fruits and vegetables living in gardens. >> he's on borrowed time. now that they're squeezing in on him, he has less of a chance to break into homes and steal food and things he needs. a date is set for the reopening of west maui one month after the island suffered the deadliest wild fire in a century. all traveling restrictions will end and west maui will open to visitors on october 8th in part to get the economy up and

downing. the governor also said displaced residents can return to their properties in three to four months after the epa removes all hazardous materials. at least 115 people died in the fires and 66 are still listed as missing. monday marks 22 years since 9/11. hosted a memorial stair climb in commemoration. this was in greensboro. the city honored the nearly 3,000 people that died on september 11th. participants climbed flights of stairs 11 times. that represented 73 flights of stairs, equivalent to the highest floor the fire department reached on 9/11. in the bay area, there will be a remembrance event tomorrow. the veterans memorial and support foundation will be celebrating the lives of 9/11 survivors and victims. both were from the bay area and

helped take back flight 93. they crashed into a pennsylvania field instead of the u.s. capitol where the hijackers were trying to take it. >> oakland students took part in all things science today. about 3,000 students and families, that's a ton. they came out to oakland tech high school for the third annual stem fair. kids took home free science kits and building kits, incluing one about solar covered cars. >> we got a mobile aquarium from the east bay regional district. what we're trying to do is to open up a path for science because a lot of kids don't know they could be scientists. they don't know they could fall in love with science because they haven't had the exposure that makes science fun. >> wow. he is so impressive. >> yes, he is. >> it is hosted by kids cube,

which was founded by that young man that you just heard from. he's a former oakland tech student who currently attends stanford. coming up, a new warning for e-bike riders. wildly popular, getting more popular. the spike in accidents that's forcing some cities to declare an emergency.

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there are new concerns about e bikes. more people across the country are riding them. but they're also causing more accidents. it is becoming so bad that some areas are declaring emergencies. >> e-bikes are zooming into cities across the country. zipping through traffic and barrelling by at parks and beaches. across the globe, sales are skyrockets. nearly four billion e bikes sold word wide. that could rise to 10 million dollar a year. concerns about their safety,

especially for young people. >> local leaders declared a local emergency. >> this summer the city of insin knee das issuing an emergency declaration of two teens on e bikes were involved in separate accidents. >> he would bring joy into every single room. >> in one of those crashes, claire's son brody. back in june the 15-year-old was riding an e bike and was wearing a helmet when he was in a collision with a van and died. >> it is a nightmare. you can't even believe you can live through it. >> reporter: but the concern is not only for people riding these e bikes but the potential risk they could also pose for people in their path. >> oh! nice hit. >> reporter: erica davis says her six-year-old son was hit by an 11-year-old rider at a beach last year. >> i saw my son and then the e

biker hit him to the ground and then the bike on top of him. >> her son survived. >> we have seen some e bike injuries in patients as young as age four. >> pediatric trauma surgeon at rady children's hospital says this is just the tip of the iceberg. >> talk to us about the types of injuries you see from these e bikes. >> the most common injuries we see are concussions. we're seeing fractures. i think it will get worse. >> some san diego area schools offer e bike classes so students can learn how to stay safe on the road. but it is complicated. the e bike laws differ from state to state, including age requirements for riding one. it can be confusing for parents since not all e bikes are the same. some only go up to around 20 miles per hour, while others almost 30 miles an hour. moms like claire now pushing for the policies to keep up with the technology. >> i don't think the streets and

infrastructure are properly laid out for our rider safety. and unfortunately he's not anymore, so we will have to do it on his behalf. well, taking care of man's best friend at a discount. today san francisco animal care and control hosted a low cost vaccination and microchip clinic. >> look at that line, wow. >> wow! >> okay. so here's why there is such a long line. the clinic offered ray byes and infectious disease vaccines for $10 each. or you could get both for $15. >> i'll take them both. >> microchips were $10. dogs with a current license could get them for free. a lot of people taking advantage of it. it is part of a push to keep the k-9 population in the city healthy. >> vaccines are critical for animals at all ages of life, but particularly at the earlier stages when they're young.

infectious diseases are preventable to almost complete degree. and, so, if we can keep them well vaccinated, we are well ahead of the game. >> he's also reminding teddy is behind on a couple vaccines. >> your little dog. >> yes. they host these clinics once every three months. san francisco is embracing the new season. the awe mum moon festival. >> look at that. >> you can see right here, wow, this is between 7th and 10th avenues. celebrating asian cultures and the autumn moon. that's the moon that is closest to the autumn equinox. >> it is where families and friends get together, share their hard work. that's what we're doing today. this year is slightly different.

this year is also the year of bunny. >> yeah. and chinadown in san francisco is also having its autumn festival in two weeks. >> that place was wall to wall. wow. a great day for a festival. i was up there in san francisco and sausalito today. no rain, no hint of anything like that that i could see. >> as you drive south, that's where the tropical clouds did pop up in the clouds. look at the connection here off the coast of california and the line of showers still continues across the bay. when this tropical air starts to move out and warmer temperatures ithe inland forecast why come right back. and a quick reminder. you can now access nbc bay area news whenever you wanto. we are on 24/7 on roku and streamingor there. you can watch breaking news, news conferences and repeats of

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kids summer break may have ended, which means it is time to talk about your family's summer vacation. if you plan early, you could save money. >> and we do mean early. instead of expensive flights, maybe you cruise into your next holiday. here's chris gamora. >> reporter: at the border of san francisco, they are about to set sail to mexico. >> it's a lot of fun. party, party, party. >> a five day, four night birthday cruise get away wasting no time or money. >> it was close to home. we don't have to fly there or drive there. saved us a few dollars. >> cruising isn't just for quote, unquote old people. it is perfect for groups. perfect for families, perfect for younger people. >> that's jet set sara. yes, she flies a lot.

but she's also taken a ton of cruises. >> more than 30. >> to inform her readers. she says with airfares, hotel prices and rates up this year and unlikely to drop next year, cruises are the best values in vacations especially since many are all inclusive. >> things will work out to a couple hundred, $300 a day. that's hard to replicate if you were to buy a flight and stay in hotels every night. >> she says cruise lines are forever fighting a '70s "love boat" stigma. but she noted all kinds of options. beaches to glaciers, budget to luxury and everything in between. >> i would say there is a cruise for everyone. don't poo -poo it until you have tried it. >> you can book a cruise a year in advance. but call some travel agents, too. they might offer lower fares.

>> i know it sounds counter intuitive. let me explain how a travel agent can sell a cruise cheaper than a cruise lynn. travel agents sometimes grab blocks of rooms at a bulk discount which they pan on to you. >> they can leverage their relationships to get you perks or upgrades or better pricing. >> some viewers have complained to us about cruise line refunds, especially during the pandemic and we helped. we also handle airline, vacation and hotel refunds. when you are looking far in advance, weigh your refund options and whether you need travel insurance. back to pricing. sara offered another idea for shopping around. >> look at the membership cards in your wallet. >> ask them all about cruise deals. >> i am going on this cruise ship. >> how did april and tamika fair? >> very good deal?

we had about four something a piece. >> that's about $2,000 total for four people. four nights in their rooms, four days of entertainment. >> easy on the wallet. we watched their ship sail south. the golden gate bridge is under the fog somewhere, i promise. we're confident their disposition will be sunny all the way to sunny. >> party, party, party. >> one note about choosing a travel agent to book a cruise. consider an agent licensed in california. here's why. craft travel agents pay into a fund that repays consumers if a travel goes belly up or doesn't deliver. travel agents in other states do not offer that same protection. if you face choppy waters with a travel company, let us know. fill out our con fumer complaint form online.

>> all right, rob. chris said in his story that the golden gate bridge is under that cloud of fog somewhere. it looks the same. >> yes. >> that part of the forecast we're accustomed to seeing the fog. but you don't have to go on a cruise today. activity calming down today. speaking of the fog, how about this view looking down on the clouds? it looks like a pillow pet sitting there. low clouds lit up by the clouds below. san francisco fog. cool temperatures in the upper 50s. west wednesday at 11 miles an hour. still a bit warmer out towards livermore at 69 degrees. patchy low clouds around the tri valley. and san jose south ward today. this has been the window to the tropics, especially looking to the south and east. 68 degrees. still a little muggy outside.

and in terms of our temperatures today, livermore and san jose above average. 85 in san jose. 67 degrees. 97 in concord. then temperatures rebound on monday. here is a tropical connection to our weather. even though the storm weather is well to the south, it will stay there and continue to weaken. but it is shedding away the clouds to the bay area. that's enough fuel to increase in stability. as that moisture increases, we're still seeing the showers. not as intense as we head earlier this morning. but over the bay area, out to sierra and central california today, 3,000 lightening spark fires around the area and also one in the santa cruz mountains has been handled for now. it's pretty lucky we didn't have strong winds. tomorrow notice the focus of the

moisture, central california down into southern california. that and a few more advisories for thunderstorms possible there. if your travel plans include that area tomorrow, watch out for that. around here, things should start to calm down a bit. notice the futurecast around morgan hill. it doesn't look like we will see the showers. they should be closer to fresno tomorrow. our temperature trend tomorrow, 50s to start the day. highs eventually reaching 80s inland. it is monday where we jump up to the low 90s around fairfield. then we cool down again on tuesday. if you are keeping track, temperatures go back up again on wednesday. then we drop down and stay there for the second half of the week. back and forth for the temperatures. warmest day of the week coming up on monday. then we level off with the temperatures and we lose some of the tropical air after tomorrow. back to more typical forecasts as we get closer to the start of fall.

that's lurking out there as we head to the next 7 to 10 days. >> well, tomorrow is the day the 49ers begin their season in pittsburgh against the steelers and there is lots of 49er faithful going too. we'll show you.

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>> well, i have been waiting for that moment. that's probably one of the biggest things i was excited for, was to walk in the building and see all the guys. i know they have my back. players have reach other's back in this league because it is business at the end of the day. and it was really cool to see everybody. >> one of the big question marks right now is the star tight end george kittle, questionable to play tomorrow. it marks the first time in 30 years the niners are kicking off the nfl season on the road in pittsburgh. be sure to watch nbc sports bay area. that starts at 9:00 in the morning. to baseball we go. when giants fans were about to write off the team this season, the boys are showing signs of life. grant it, it is against one of the worst teams in baseball, but it still counts.estrada. giants with the lead 2-0. this is pretty good. one night after going back-to-back on homers.

fourth inning now. giants up 3-0. lament wade jr. scores and we end up winning it 9-1. oakland a's in texas to play the rangers. rangers managed by bruce bochy. still looks funny in a texas hat. anyway, a's down in the seventh. zach gellof hits a homer. we have a tie game. bottom of the same inning, perez throws a wild pitch. of all things, robbie grossman scores. texas goes on top 3-2, and that's your final score. no american in six years has won the u.s. open women's final, and she is a teenager. coco gauff just took home the grand slam title. there she is. by the way, arina is will be ranked number one on monday. she beat the number one player.

the first american to win since 2017. she has won singles titles in the past but not one of the world's four major tournaments until, of course, today. >> wow. >> congratulations to her. okay. finally tonight, we now know the name of rihanna's new baby. the superstar announced her pregnancy headlining the super bowl show in february. she and her husband welcomed the child last month. the couple christianed the boy riot rose. >> riot rose? kind of conflicting terms there. >> maybe that's what they like. >> i'm sure they do. >> it follows the tradition of r names in the family. her husband's real name is rakeem and their eldest son is rza. >> giving our very best to riot rose. thanks very much for joining us.

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