they said i am lying and ice said, that's it. >> we thought do we believe him? >> i tried to act sat in the chair. >> he saved the best for last with the 272nd pick. >> the lady didn't even say my name but my name came across before. >> the san francisco 49ers select -- quarterback from iowa state. >> and then everyone went crazy. >> and they all screamed and jumped up like i was a first round pick. coaches, family, friends, everybody piling over the house. >> it was crazy. >> i will embrace the role and have fun with it for sure but at the end of the day i am trying to help the team win the super bowl.

>> >> hear from the all-pro running back next.

welcome back, the running goals have dominated the last regular-season matchup against the rams with a perfect 8-0 record and in the first is a 49er christian mccafferty torched the rams for one rushing, one receiving and one passing. here's what cmc had to say about their division rivals on thursday. >> they played really hard. everyone is faces until you make a name for yourself and i see guys on that tape who are hungry who bring a big intent to the field and anytime you are playing a division opponent especially a team like the rams, you have to bring it.

there is no if's, and's or butts about it. you have to come in ready to go. >> and along came the 49ers pregame live this sunday at noon as the 49ers look to continue their dominant edge over the rams. you can catch us on nbc sports bay area plus. then you have 49ers postgame live and that wraps up this week of 49ers game plan presented by zenni, the official eyewear of the san francisco or the niners. until next time. >> joined nbc bay area of the conference for women. learn more at nbc bay area.com. >> pacifica plug-in hybrid with great deals going on now.

microclimate whether certified most accurate. >> right now on nbc bay area oakland asking residents for input on the city's future. the action the mayor took as the office deals with the fallout of a major mess. >> the south bay supports maui. >> and there is a new feature in one san francisco neighborhood, the issue city

leaders hope they will fix and how the community is responding tonight. >> thank you for joining us on this special edition of nbc bay area news. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> and i'm jia vang. >> this comes as the city deals with increasing crime and safety concerns and the fallout from losing out on millions of dollars in state money to tackle client -- crime. >> reporter: at this high school the mayor gathered with people ready to walk the street and get neighbors to share their ideas and opinions or surveys. >> the community is overlooked. >> jerry law is part of the effort and young people are being paid to help. >> it's a citywide engagement initiative. >> we are investing in oakland's future. >> the survey covers issues

like housing, economic opportunity and community safety. >> we know that public safety is top of mind. this is really engaging with our young people to get to what are some of the solutions. >> the merits of the information collected from the survey will shape the mandate as the administration moves forward with some residence save their concerns around crime and other issues feel more urgent. >> we can even go outdoor without looking around our property to make sure nobody is there. >> overnight there was at least one deadly shooting and another person was injured by gunfire. just yesterday several burglaries were reported including at a convenience door and restaurant. the mayor says crime problems did not happen overnight and it snowballed over the years. >> and so under the eight months that we have an in office we have brought back the foot patrol officers into the business quarters. we have brought back a traffic unit.

>> she also pointed to securing chp officers to help with traffic. >> we are implementing tools that are needed today so that we can finally feel some relief once they are fully implemented. >> we spoke with one person canvassing about what she heard from neighbors. >> as we were canvassing the august issue was safety, housing and mental health services. >> the mayor is hosting a similar event next saturday at castle mont alto school. nbc bay area news. >> as we mentioned the city did not receive millions of dollars to help fight crime because he did not get its application submitted to the state on time. coming up in 30 minutes we will hear from the city administrator about what happened. >> in san francisco a solemn -- for a woman -- has been one year since 22-year-old lofa amini died and cut. hundreds gathered at civic

center plaza to commemorate the birth of -- inspired by her death. she was arrested by police for not wearing a headscarf and died in custody. the incidents touched off many months of protest according to amnesty international there were more than 22,000 people taken during the rest. protesters want to see more action from the u.s.. >> >> this is a person who was killed last year in order to put more sanction against the iranian government against ayatollahs but they have refused to do so. >> california senator alex padilla is also calling for the passage of the -- is a bipartisan date member senator mark you rubio urging congress to pass the measure.

>> on maui authorities hope to escort residents into the ravaged areas of hawaii. people will be allowed in the burns old earnings of the 25th. they stressed the timeline is fluid as the epa continues to remove toxic materials from that area. support for malley continues to pour in and tonight a popular pop group is performing in the south bay raising money for victims. you spoke with --. >> they call themselves and it age -- group. tonight they are on a mission to raise as much money as possible for the fire vic. let's take a listen. they are talking right now. the cloud has been's dreaming all night. let's hear what they have to say.

>> let's give it a second to hear their next song. >> they have been singing and dancing all my. the members have been performing at out the high schools this week. they raise more than four thousand dollars at milpitas high school and tonight's concert at the san jose buddhist churches rolled out. >> back home we are experiencing -- what happened on maui and romany families and homes and lives were lost so we want to and together and help support them and rebuild and replenish what they lost. >> the crowd has gone wild with

the group cheering them on. the bandmembers say it all about taking care of their family and all of the proceeds from this concert will go to maui strong. let me tell you, this crowd is loving this group. back to you. >> marion, thank you so much for that. on the peninsula the search on for the people who robbed two teenagers at gunpoint and it happened in mill bridge just after 9:00 last night on merchants and drive. that is near mills high school. sarah's office says three masked men showed the teens a gun demanded their cell phone and then left. anyone with information is asked to call the sheriff's office. a deadly crash may have been caused by drunk driving. take a look at this video showing the aftermath when a car careened off canal street in san rafael and it happened this morning. witnesses say the driver was going about 70 miles an hour to the dead end of the street and it went straight into the

water. rescue teams arrived but it was too late. those vic's had not been identified and police believe alcohol may have played a role. >> california taking big oil to court. rob bonta and gavin newsom announce they are suing big oil against the's biggest oil companies. the trade group called the american petroleum institute also named in that suit. they say the companies have engaged in deceptions, coverups and damaging practices for more than 50 years. the sentiments are echoed in a new ad. california plays billions in health and environmental bills. >> net profit, $63 billion. they don't have your back. >> dozens of other cities and states have sought similar suits but others say this is the most significant attempt to avoid oil companies responsible. other companies named in the

suit have responded to the allegations. >> uaw walked the picket lines for a second day. yesterday they launched a strike against the biggest automakers. the big three were back at the bargaining table. they say it's latest offer was a 21% increase over the course of the contract and an immediately 10th at -- workers want a raise of a 40% saying profits have risen up to 50% in the last few years. uaw strike comes as the car industry is undergoing a big transportation. the traditional automakers are facing stiff competition from the carmakers. the big three have their eye on the future invest billions to develop ev's. although they continue to make most of their money on gas cards and truck -- trucks workers are aware of looming changes because of the market shift.

experts say the terms and unions negotiate during the night? the industry for years to come. >> will follow-up maps to a story we told you about yesterday. san francisco neighborhood is using planter boxes to deter unwanted activity. community mentors installed them today. they went along two sides of that large store. the area is a spot where people loiter and sidewalk tents polyp. people who live and work nearby said there are daily fights between unhoused people and other unwanted activity. those planters are joined up between the city and walgreens to clean things up and they definitely caught everyone's eye today. >> it kind of beautifies the area. when i was walking back this way it just look -- there is something there. it makes it look pretty. that's good. >> spoke with another man who said he spends time sitting in

the area and the planters are frustrating him. supervisor said this project has been in the works for months. a live look and levi stadium. ed sheeran is on stage performing as part of his mathematics tour. some 70,000 fans are there. that's about 20,000 more than beyonci had last month. this is because best bet previous concerts have gone until about 10:30. >> coming up dangling from a palm tree and how this -- and the race to bring them back to the ground. >> plus a customer service frustration. the company now using ai to guarantee someone's available to answer your western. >> a little windy out towards the east bay. the east hills and more on what will be a cool finish to this

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unusual rescue in the county. firefighters help this brentwood man get out of a tree. he was trimming one of his palm trees this morning and that's when a 60 pound -- locked him out of his chair. the stock upside down until firefighters got them right side up. >> i just want to thank them for their quick service and basically saving me. it was a scary experience and i am grateful they were here and able to come out as quickly as they did. >> okay, that's a c pod right there. >> they are huge. quite heavy. they weigh up to 80 pounds. they have to be trimmed so they don't break off and hit someone. >> i'm sure this has happened

to you. you're trying to call customer service you can't get anyone on the phone. in some instances is just impossible because a growing number of companies don't have people to talk to. jake horton now with the frustration it's causing and how one company is trying to fix it. >> other something goes wrong with your taylor swift purchase on ticketmaster. >> there's no chat. >> or trying to tell lift that their eta is off by an hour. >> i don't want to give the driver a one star review but that's really the only way to get their attention. >> customer service is becoming less human. >> the less money organization spent on service the more profitable they are. >> that makes us crazy. this man's research says -- >> this customer dissatisfaction was about 66% and then from 2021 on it now gone up to 66%.

>> two out of three people are reporting dissatisfaction with customers nervous. >> that's correct. >> ticketmaster says they are ramping of fan support and looking for ways to improve. the problem remains, it's becoming harder to get help from a human. >> when companies remove the number they tell the customers -- >> this company offers a high powered voices to calls and even to solve simple problems with they can. this canadian driver needed his card code. >> we accepted -- expect a service -- to create -- reach here. >> celeb that appointment for you? >> yes, but i'm six foot seven and often i find i have a really big head. will your equipment fit me? >> i successfully booked your point with the winter on

thursday, september 7th at 8:00 a.m. >> she says ai should only handle the easy stuff so that a real agent can handle the tough. >> we try not to -- being humans. >> are we paying for this customer service one way or another? >> we pay a huge amount of administrative fees yet there are no people to talk to. >> some customer service systems truly are an unbreakable jail. still, he represents these chips. if there is a sales option which is a quick path to a real person select or say you want to cancel your service. if the call is voice act debated keep chanting -- and if all else fails press nine repeatedly. most importantly when customer service fails don't buy from

them again. jake ward, nbc news, san francisco. >> supporting women in law enforcement doesn't of women graduated from this boot camp. boot camp is a free training program. it helps women to mentally and physically prepare for a job in law force in less than 10 weeks. it's all part of a push to get more women into law enforcement. 30% of the workforce would like to be -- they would like to have them be woman. >> seeing the transfer to -- transformation, the confidence and their abilities and reinforcing that they can do anything they put their minds to. >> sheriff said all the graduates were taking the test required and she says he is very confident all the women will pass. >> yesterday hispanic heritage month kicked off the celebrations around the bay area. >>

>> the theme of the event -- which means roots in spanish. it's all to celebrate the vibrant and diverse culture of indigenous and latin heritage. >> it's so important to come out to these events because we are able to preserve our culture and you are here enjoying yourself with your community members. sometimes they are overlooked and it definitely is nice to celebrate them on days like this. >> today it also marks mexican independence day which was a big part of the festivities. >> a beautiful day for anything. not hot, but very pleasant. >> does it will feel like summer outside? >> no. >> this is the final week of

summer but temperatures don't measure. we should be in the mid 80s and inland. europe 10 degrees cooler than that. santa rosa and north bay valley and concord as well. 10 degrees below the average and mid-70s. warm spot technically thinking but even that's running below average. we will see more setting up for the next few afternoons. 66 degrees in san jose and it is breezy and to the east spirit 65 and very soon low cloud around san francisco and look at the wind speeds. a southwest when at 30 miles per hour and the delta breeze will bring in low clouds. probably to south sacramento and across the bay area is the low clouds are forced to climb over the hilltops and that's a recipe for drizzle to start the

day. then we have sunshine but also a few high clouds. we will combine the all day sea breeze and cloud cover. temperatures will run cool again tomorrow. we start the day with upper 50s and low 60s and by lunch time partial clearing inland and are high is still about 10 degrees below average. 75, san jose, upper 60s, san francisco and 71 degrees in oak. clearly has mid 80s but you have to had far north. speaking of areas to north watching for afternoon thundershowers north of mendocino county and near the sierra but around the bear area not much has changed as the ocean and air conditioning states act monday into tuesday temperatures thing into mid-to- upper 70s. you can see a slight warm-up around the corner and it looks a wednesday we can briefly see mid 80s, lynn towards east bay valley and around morgan hill.

the second half of the week make it interesting as an early weather system drops down and possibly rings showers near the sierra and it is cool enough that the higher peaks may get a dusting of snow. these patterns are typically more wind as opposed to showers so we will have to watch the north wind speeds but no sound -- signs of any high pressure. for the most part missing us to the north and to the east as these cool temperatures remain locked in in the forecast. san francisco staying in the 60s. then we cool down again and for those of use who likes precise numbers is the equinox 11:49 at night and friday next week we are officially moving into fall the temperatures have been there for a while and they will stay there through the seven- day forecast. >> if you like summer,

wednesday is for you. thank you. >> the oakland zoo says goodbye to its last elevated. the long journey to her new home next. >> nbc bay area response. >> we help you get your money back. contact us anytime. just scan one of these qr codes with your phone's camera and fill out the form online. >> and check out my how-to video. nbc bay area response. >> we find solutions that move you forward. >> 100% of cases start the work kind of injury.

the oakland zoo said goodbye to one of its largest and longest residence. >> donna the element left the old zoo for a special sanctuary in tennessee. he was the last remaining element at the zoo after the death of his companions. -- was along for the journey as well as --. on wednesday he arrived safe and sound at the sanctuary. so, what does an elephant snack on during a road trip? turns out donna 831 and millions on the way. >> we have kind of an animal segway. an unusual traffic stop to tell

you about. please stop to save this money. someone saw the bunny on the side of the freeway and called for help. this could've ended poorly. she is now safe at the san francisco animal care and control and you see her playing in the car free play yard and they are calling her a freeway bunny. she will be there for the next week. >> okay, up next city of oakland misses out on millions of dollars to help fight crime and tonight we hear from the city administrator. >> plus an armed man arrested. new details about the suspect and the investigation underway tonight.

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this special edition of nbc bay area news i'm terry mcsweeney. >> as the city struggles with a surge in crime the old and their met with community members today. she led an effort with young people canvassing in west oakland part of the talking transition program aimed at hitting community to respond to online survey and ways to improve the city. they say -- and this comes days after the city miss out on millions of -- to tackle crime. oakland was left off the didn't get his application submitted in time. today we caught up with the administrator who said it's all on him. >> absolutely. this is my team and one thing i will say is our employees are working hard to do the best they can. limited resources and limited people to help drive warmers to the organization. we certainly -- i accept

responsibility for what was lost and what was brought to my attention a few weeks ago we were able to jump in but one thing we will not do is blame employees for misstep. actually see that there is an opportunity going forward. >> this is the first time the city administrator has answered question and we spoke to the mayor about the city not getting that money from the state. also about the ongoing search for a police chief. you can watch the interview on nbc bay area.com. >> tragedy in california. a woman fell to her death while climbing a fence. it happened yesterday afternoon near the otay mesa. little is known about the woman but a migrant shelter worker said the incident is -- >> according to uc san diego in the 16 falling deaths and more

than 400 injuries have had and of the order in san diego. >> tense moments at a campaign event. a man showed up armed and an american event for robert fk junior. this bring back dark memories of the assassination of his father. nbc's aaron gilchrist reports. >> newly released video of a man being arrested at a campaign event. his team posting to tick-tock after kennedy's speech last night in los angeles. the campaign said the man showed up at a door to the event carrying a loaded pistol caring what appeared to be a u.s. marshal badge and asking to be taken to the candidate. the campaign alleged security also found a back pack -- >> l.a. police tell us they arrested 44-

year-old adrian -- accused of carrying a concealed weapon. >> my name is adrian paul. >>'s video post two in july. police says he never drew his don or threatened anyone. the incident happened just miles from where kennedy's father was shot and killed during his own presidential bid in 1968. five years earlier jfk was shot to death in dallas, the family's tragic history partly driving the request for secret service protection a request the campaign says have been twice denied. former secret service agent says those requests could now be worth another look. >> in the decision-making process my humble opinion, i think he should. you have enough factors showing vulnerability. showing danger to his life. >> that was aaron gilchrist recording. televisions longest running show is turning the page tomorrow.

kristen welker takes over as moderator of meet the press. the second woman behind the shows creator. he spoke with her about what this means and how she plans to put her own stamp on the program. >> this is a professional dream come true. this is a huge honor and huge responsibility and it's one that i take incredibly seriously. i want to make sure that i am building on the legacy of this show and also staying true to its core principles. >> i will be approaching this role as a reporter. i also went more than one decade in local news so i will bring all of that with each of the moderators share and what that means is making sure that i keep my finger on the pulse of what the voters want and that sense of community i think is so important.

i want to make sure we are having those conversations people are having around the dinner table and at work. >> welker's first interview, an exclusive one-on-one with former president donald trump. they discussed a range of topics. he also discussed his views on age. >> mr. president, have you thought about a potential running mate if you were to win? >> i like to not think too much. i really don't think it's time. it's very interesting about running mate. when you get down to a vice president they say no one has ever made that kind of a different. still about the person that's going to be president. >> are you leaning towards a woman? >> i like the concept we will pick the best person. >> a lot of people notice that when the governor endorsed you there were trump known signs. >> i think she's fantastic and

she has been a great governor. she gave me a very full sorted endorsement and it's been a very good thing for me. certainly i would consider her. we have a lot of great people in the republican party. >> it reported that you left a note for president biden the left office. >> that's true. >> can you tell us what he said ? >> he said it's up to me to do and i think it's up to him to do. i left him a note and i think it was a nice note. i took a lot of time in thinking about it. i would love him to do a great job even if it was very bad politically. >> should there be an age limit to running for president? >> no, but there should be a competency test. i took a test and as the doctor said, i was in front of doctors

and the whole big deal at walter reed and i aced it. i got everything right. i am all for testing. i frankly think testing would be a good thing. a lot of people say it's not to touche and all but i would be for testing to test and make sure that everyone is just fine. a lot of people say that can happen because of the cost of tuition. >> what you say to people who say it's time for a new generation? >> it's always time for a new generation but some of the biggest world leaders have been in their 80s. biden is not too old. i don't think he's too old but i think he's incompetent and that's a bigger problem. i don't think it is old. i know people that are 89. 94 and 90 five was 100% -- take a look at running marcus. he is an amazing for so many years.

is really a level of competency, not the age. >> you will be in your 80s if you are re-elect >> i will be toward the end and my father lived much longer than that and so did my mother's so genetically that's a good thing. >> feign formion to sit down and tended to president biden. can watch the full interview with president trump tomorrow at meet the press. tremont police calling for backup. the department is hiring and held its first ever career fair. attendees got the chance to check out the equipment the police work and need the canines. it's all to attract people who want to serve their community. >> we want to make sure we hire the right people and so an event like this really helps people prepare themselves and they can put their best foot forward and really show who they are and why they think and

make us believe they will be the best for the job. >> the department said it's a for administrative staff, old- time, part-time positions and all of that. >> meanwhile a signing business to rebuild this police for. federal investigations revealed racist text. now only 31 officers patrol the city. the sitter is offering $30,000 to new hires and you will have to meet high standards. city leaders stress they only want to hire people who will help rebuild the community. >> coming up death valley still recovering from tropical storm hillary withthe longest closure in the parks history >> a quick reminder you can access nbc bay area news whenever you want. we are available on roku and other streaming platforms.

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the city of center cruise is rushing to repair a levy app for vandalism damage the cities and protection. they say plants were planted along the levee and there was no permit for those plans. the rock levy provides protection against erosion during high flood events. it's not clear who is behind the vandalism. they removed three cubic yards of rock and sand. -- also installed homemade signs of the cities level. >> the national park service announced a tentative reopening date for death valley. tropical storm hillary brought rain and flash flood plugging them too close. it all depends on whether repairs are made in time. every single in the road --

wrote in the park saw some flooding damage. >> post tropical cyclone lee made land on the northeast today ringing heavy rains, strong winds to the area now the store was recategorized but is still producing hurricane force winds. those winds knocked out our 2000 but did not keep curious residents from coming out to beaches. swimmers and surfers are being warned about rough waves and currents dropped the weekend. >> now we have more fall weather headed our way. >> nothing tropical about our weather. gusty conditions in the east bay with him drizzle to start bay with him drizzle to start off your sunday morning.

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we have the story of a sentence is the man he is now fighting to keep. >> reporter: the path of nearly every immigrant follows in the pursuit of a dream. >> i was born in mexico in ice mall town in the state of michoacan. >> reporter: sometimes dreams drive people towards a place and sometimes they drive them from it. >> what i wanted in my life is not to be in a town like that. >> reporter: when he was 21 years old, gabriel florez followed his plans to move to the u.s.. >> i first learned of the language. high immerse himself in the english language he got a job in the sense of disco hardware store. he taught himself english date on the job teen years.

but haircutting was in his blood and in his heart. his father, he had long encouraged him to follow in the family tradition. >> he believed in me. >> reporter: when his dad died more than a decade ago, florez felt a pull. >> started exactly 10 years ago, to quit the hardware store and go and get my license as a barbara -- barber. i trade a heat gun for a hairdryer. >> several years ago florez made another leap this time to open his own barbershop. he rented a space in san francisco on mason street, but as he was getting the shop ready along came the pandemic. >> my clients let me know they were living in the city and i probably had those two 150 clients and i went down to like only 20. >> is so dreams started in survival mode. >> this is the most stressful

thing i've ever done in my life. it's not about just cutting hair, it's about setting the personality of my clients. >> as he works to rebuild his client base is battling on another front. the area where he opened his shop is the front line in the city run prices and ground zero for the cities unhoused issues. many days -- comes to work to find tense in front of his shop . >> you need to move to the side. >> it could be crazy outside, but in here it's perfect and relaxing. >> the name on the door read sc o barbershop named for his father, francisco. just across market street is the new ikea store which florez hopes will lead to a neighborhood revival and we reviewed the station of his own

dreams. >> i will not give up a lifelong dream. >> joe risotto junior, nbc bay area news. now are hispanic heritage month coverage continues on our website and for a list to local stories like that one had to nbc bay area.com/hispanic heritage. it is still technically somber -- summer. >> we do have some cool temperatures and probably some drizzle at times as we head toward's tomorrow morning and we see misty skies around disco with low clouds likely being well inland by tomorrow morning , including as invalid as river moor and the alts more pass. about 10 miles per hour near san jose, partly cloudy skies,

66 degrees but it is rather windy -- windy as you head to fairfield. we see winds from 30 to 50 miles per hour. hazy sunshine, a fugue clouds and probably drizzle. you can the air temperature trend tomorrow like we thought today with upper 50s and low 60s to wake up to for the morning and by lunchtime breaking out the sunshine. no 80s unless you head up to ukiah or clearly it looks like mid-to-upper having these inland . again, on monday, north of mendocino county we may briefly see a slight chance of thunderstorms but for the first half of the week the active weather stays to the north and east.

watch what happens tuesday and wednesday. temperatures climb up the average moore 80 showing up inland. upper 60s 70 in san francisco. another weather may turn interesting. a reminder that september technically still as in that dry time of year. we are starting to around that corner as we head into october and november but look what could come toward the sierra for next weekend. a chance of showers, cooler temperatures but closer to the bay area we are looking at windy conditions with weather system dropping east of the sierra and we have to watch for northwind at times. maybe a few chances of snow on the higher peaks of the here. second half of the week the sky is clear. next weekend trending warmer was 70s around san francisco. later as we officially move into fall that happens friday

night and then by next saturday the first day of fall and temperatures climb up a little bit but not so much this weekend. >> all right, thanks. >> anthony florez joins us now and it looks like -- >> are you getting nervous? >> the nurse have passed. >> it's been a rocky road for the giants in colorado. other playoff hopes over after three straight losses to the rockies? we hear from the manager gave lynn. stick around, sports is next.

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are aiming to make it nine straight regular-season wins over the rams tomorrow. they had great battles recently. some of the faces on the rams have changed that they still have aaron donald and order back matthew stafford. >> you don't know some of the guys you definitely know number 99 and the order back and you watch the schemes and nothing is really different. two great schemes and two great players. >> i will go out and make sure we are in the right play and keep it in. college football cal in trouble against idaho. the golden bears down 17 then they scored 31 unanswered points . sam jackson threw a pair of touchdown passes and also ran for that score. cal rallies for the victory, 31- 17. giants playoff push have had a big bump in the road after black