p five leading causes of death in the us, right after heart disease and cancer. and covid-19 related er visits are three times higher than the flu. so stay up-to-date with the latest covid-19 vaccines this fall, just like you do with the flu. because you've got no time for 19. stay up-to-date with the latest covid-19 vaccines. >> plus an added layer to berkeley's emergency response system, the sirens that will go off next time there is a major emergency. >> barriers added to keep workers off the streets.

tonight neighbors in the mission district say they are working in reverse, the new demands they have for the city. >> joining us. they want the city to step in. neighbors and san francisco's mission say barriers installed earlier this year to deter workers have actually pushed people to their street. >> does neighbors say they feel unsafe walking around their neighborhood at night and they are asking for more support from the city. allison reports from san francisco.

>> they say the streets have gotten louder at night and several neighbors report people in the streets being aggressive towards them. >> definitely helping morris since march and month over month, i see a big increase happening. >> they shared these videos of people getting dropped off and walking along the street, usually between 9 p.m. and 6 a.m. >> that does not let us sleep, it is not a step out of home after sunset, which our friends, our family does not feel comparable visiting us in the evening. >> reporter: they would like to see the same type of barriers on capp street and longer-term solutions. >> we need license plate readers so we need to be tracking all of the traffic. there are crimes happening every night, so we ask for help. >> reporter: in an email to the san francisco police captain shared that city departments are trying to reduce the number

of cars on the street at night, and considering installing bollards like the one on capp street. we reach out to polys in the office of supervisor hillary running for comment and have not received a response. a community and morning, a memorial was held for the los angeles sheriff's deputy killed in an ambush attack. the $250,000 reward being offered for information leading to the gun man's arrest. last night, 30-year-old ryan klink and brooke was found shot in his patrol car. paramedics rushed him to the hospital where he died. investigators say the deputy left the palmdale station when he was attacked. is a surveillance video shows a car pulling up alongside the patrol car before speeding a game. investigators releasing photos of the car describing it as a 2006 2012 dark gray toyota corolla. the sheriff calling the con man

a coward. >> the sheriff is just a red light about to go out and serve our community, that is absolutely 100 percent unacceptable. it should be unacceptable to everybody who lives in this community and communities across the country. >> he was a third generation deputy and was just engaged. he spent the last year and have as a field training officer. they killed two pilots in reno, it happened this afternoon during an air race. the pilots have been identified. the fda says only the pilots were on board the planes when the crash happened, no one on the ground was hurt. this is not the first deadly crash of the races. the most notable crash happened in 2011. spectators died after a heavily

modified aircraft crashed into the crowd.

back and forth between the police and the oakland mayor. the commission said the mayor had the process in limbo. the mayor said she was waiting of the commission to submit names. commission to submit we are now learning there is a new timeline. the police commission will give an update on the process during tomorrow's meeting. candidates are set to be selected by the week of october 9. the final candidates will be passed along to the mayor for final interviews the following week. struct you know what one is basically something after today there residence to. berkley tested the new network of sirens across the city and to be another layers fierce emergency. christie smith reports. >> reporter: at the berkeley park today a push for people to be more prepared for wildfire while commemorating the 1923

fire. >> it is a fire that started in the parking swept west into the city, destroying 600 homes. a flock the event coincided with the first test of the citywide outdoor reporting system. berkley fire chief david sprague says there are 10 fires so far and five more coming. people stood by for the sound. select this is a test of the city of berkeley outdoor wedding system. >> it was a soft test of the system. a time that was intentional today. spike in the event that we are using the siren system for real, you would hear the traditional air raid type siren followed by emergency voice instructions. >> it is good to have different layers. some people may have access to the phone but what if the phone is out of charge. it is good to have multiple

layers of information. >> these are a newer technology siren that uses what is call a l rad technology. it is not clear and you can understand what the voice is saying. >> reporter: it can be used for different disasters. the system is recommended as another tool to let the community know what is happening during a disaster. >> we really want the service to educate the community needs to take action and go find more information either through alert or online through genesis aware. >> we as a city have done a lot the past few years to educate our committee about wildfire risk. how to safely evacuate. the steps we will take to make your home safe. >> reporter: after the third test, members will asked to fill out an online survey about whether they heard it or not, so the city can understand how well the system will work moving forward. christie smith, nbc bay area news. ed sheeran made history at levi stadium last night.

close to 80,000 people packed the stadium to watch the singer breaking the stadium attendance record. levi stadium is still telling the exact numbers with the previous attendance record was in early 77,000 people set by wrestlemania in 2015. in a statement 49ers president set apart, we would like to thank the fans and staff committee so amazing it of course, ed sheeran for putting on a terrific performance. there were zero doubt that a crowd this large had an overwhelmingly positive effect on the local businesses and hotels in our community. who benefit from events at the stadium. >> the bottom line is we didn't turn the ball over once, we turned it over twice. regardless of everything, that is why we went. love everyone here. we appreciate the win. to know. the giants on thursday.>> that is if he gets out of the locker room after the minor 30-22 victory over the los angeles rams at sofi stadium.

the niners set the bar high last week with their dominating win against the steelers. it took a little more to get this win today. anthony forrest will join us with highlights from today's game coming up in the newscast. glide memorial church hosted a big birthday television for the retiring reverend cecil williams. he turned 94 this year. the church community as it is celebrating his birthday, but also his legacy. after 60 years as the spiritual leader, williams is stepping away from the church to spend his last years focusing on family and health. several leaders spoke today at the event including marilyn brito was credited williams with paving the way way for her to run for office. she also pointed out his commitment to inclusion in the very beginning. >> and he chose to be courageous and welcoming and diverse congregation, and integrated interracial congregation filled with people of all races and sexual

orientation. reverend cecil williams said you are welcome. >> williams accepted the position of pastor at glide back in 1963. agreed the congregation to 10,000 people and became a well- known activist on issues from -rights to homelessness and the aids epidemic. san francisco is known for its colorful and quirky characters throughout history. but today, the city celebrated one of them. the most iconic figure. city leaders formally dedicated the corner from commercial street emperor norton plays. joshua abrams ortman was a jewish man who register for cisco in 1849. he made himself into a folk hero, of sorts, when he marched into a newspaper office and delivered a proclamation declaring himself norton the first emperor of the united states and protector of mexico. >> that is a great title. >> a very good title. he became the love champion of

fairness, coming it. >> emperor norton has meant a lot to the city. exemplified the spirit and individuality and becoming anything you want to become that embodies several cisco. >> you can do it in several cisco. earlier this year san francisco designated the 600 block of commercial street as emperor norton plays. of ness, or followed after a seattle police officer was caught on camera laughing about a pedestrian death. the action the east bay community is calling for tonight. silly building the capitola community that continues to move forward months after the disruptive winter storms. the cool weather continues. it is tomorrow morning with the low clouds and a bit of drizzle to start and coming up, increasing chances of showers near the sierra and one warmer teeratures finally retumprn

we are working to learn more about a crash involving a minibus in several cisco. a video posted on the citizen app shows a car smashed into the side of the bus. it happened around noon at garfield street and had street in the ingleside district. it is unclear if anyone was hurt. the sf mta said it caused temporary delays, but everything is back on schedule tonight. follow continues after a seattle police officer was caught on about a camera video laughing about the death of a pedestrian. the department is investigating that's. tonight people in fremont gathered to mourn the 23-year- old grad student killed and speak out about the officers comments about her death. marion father reports. spike the came together in fremont to remember tanabe cotulla. and january the 23-year-old was struck and killed by an officer responding to a call in seattle. >> but she is dead. >> this video captured by seattle police body worn camera captures what sounds like a

callous disregard for human life from another officer. >> ethics went up on the hood and hit the windshield of that would hit the brakes, flew off of the car. >> that is the voice of spd officer detective daniel arden were. in a different portion of the call, the officer appears to be talking about paying off the victims family such as a monetary settlement if the family were to sue the department. >> just write a check. $11,000. she was 26 anyway. she had limited value. select the numbers of south asians for america held a vigil in fremont to help people deal with their grief and outrage. >> to us it is traumatizing as a community. to say that someone's value, someone's life is worth $11,000, has limited value, just right a check, at the end of the day, words matter. >> tonight this community is calling for the officer who made the comment to be held

accountable.>> it was so callous that when anyone loses their life in a situation like this, the response would be that the and, oh my goodness. this is so tragic and here it just felt like after her death she was belittled and i cannot but think that if she was anybody else that this would not have been the reaction. >> reporter: a mix of emotions tonight. status, frustration. simmering anger and a pledge to become more engaged in the community the offer she is a people the respect they deserve. >> just to send the message that she was important. she was a community member and she was an immigrant. she and others in her position have unlimited potential and limitless value. in east bay police department has a grant to help the pup it's alcohol enforcement. what does that mean?

the state department of alcoholic beverage control cape livermore pd $50,000. the money will be used to help sales to minors and intoxicated people. the grant is one of 50 order to police department across the state. construction will begin the capitola war. the project will repair the damage caused by the storm to hit the worst earlier this year. you may remember those storms. you can see the giant hole right there cutting the pie off from businesses along the beach and along with repairs, the city plans to install new decking and railing to help warf more resilient the work is expected to start tomorrow and will continue through next year. outside we go right now. a live look at the city from our emeryville camera this sunday night and that is a gorgeous shot. we have used the shot before. i never get tired of it. >> i don't either. >> the cars are moving and the lights are up. >> it is beautiful when you're

not stuck in traffic. >> i don't think anyone is at the moment.>> it is pretty tame but when you have the fog over san francisco and oakland, a preview of tomorrow morning commute which as you have noticed over the last couple of days, we have had drizzle for the morning hours at a pretty cool afternoon by september standards. no 80s in the forecast. again for tomorrow, right now, san jose with most and clear skies. 66 degrees. also in the 60s into walnut creek. the wind direction. we will see below clouds moving into contra costa county and solano county by the morning. oakland with a blanket of low clouds over downtown at 64 degrees and san francisco with misty's guys returned. 63 degrees and a blanket of low clouds all the way inland near the ultimate past and even south of sacrament for the morning and like we had today, by late morning to the afternoon, we see clearing skies and probably less high clouds versus what we had today. a bit more sunshine inland and

fog makes a run at the coast as we head towards tomorrow evening. the temperature trend continues through the 50s and low 60s for the morning circuit light jacket weather for the morning. into the mid-70s by lunchtime. the inland east bay valleys and the highs in the upper 70s and near 80 degrees in morgan hill. the mid-seventies again in san jose. upper 60s and cisco. 80s north fairfield. have to go pretty far inland to get closer to 80 degrees and the trend will hold up probably into tuesday and wednesday. one item to watch north of the sierra. the ongoing chance of seeing isolated thunderstorms. temperature rise not much change between monday, tomorrow and tuesday. by wednesday we might centimeters move inland and east bay and warm up a little bit. by thursday, temperatures come down. the winds will pick up out of the north with highs mostly in the mid-seventies. thursday is also important because it is a short turnaround for the san francisco 49ers taking on the giants. finally back at home, levi stadium 72 degrees around gametime. it could be breezy for the

thursday evening forecast and the wind we are seeing here is a part of shower chances out towards the sierra by thursday and friday. cold-weather system dropping down along the east side of the sierra. it could bring showers there and towards next weekend, the high-pressure building back a little more towards california entering into the first weekend of fall. we see temptress coming up a little bit by friday and saturday. the best chance of saturdays around for the scotia be next weekend and the best chance of the 80s and the valleys are rolling into the first weekend of fall. things are kind of reversed. we cooled down for the final weekend of summer, warming up it to the next weekend. >> we are holding on to the 80s. greek food, great stuff and lots of it right here in the bay area and we will take you there next.

that was one of the performers at the 21st annual art ansell festival setting several blocks in downtown oakland. she was good. there were lines of vendors. you can see the reselling all kinds of goods. there artist doing five paintings. a rollerskating area. a ton of performances. this year the festival teamed up with africa. a group representing the talents of underrepresented people in there were people who showed up in their best costumes as well. i was so impressed. some traveling from la. this am actually troubled family to be here. >> that is great video. who took it? san francisco's three-day greek food festival wrapped up tonight. the 72nd annual festival attracts thousands each year and people are able to get a taste of greece was foods like stuffed peppers, euros and about. a chance to show off culture with traditional dance performances and new and classical greek music. this year the festival was held

in the mission. >> it is actually a lot of fun to have people who are not greek come to the festival. and that is we really want to do this for. here in the mission. we have a lot of great friends that are coming here but we really love to see other people come from other cultures. and specifically here in the mission, we have cultures galore, which is great. >> can you cook that? >> i don't know if i could could cook that. back in the day i did spinney coconut.>> i but it was really yummy. the long running event about the cathedral san francisco. families in santa clara enjoyed food, line, and live music while enjoying the sulfate charity. the 41st annual santa clara art and wine festival held at central park future dozens of local artists and businesses. all of the money made from the beer and wine sales goes to several nonprofits including the santa clara schools

foundation and the santa clara police activities league. you do not get to do this every day. keller writes. yes. part of the santa cruz county fair today. here is some education coming up. dromedary camel camels are perfect for rides because they only have one hump. the owner says the kennels are extremely docile and enjoy being around people. and that camel looks like he is enjoying it as much as the writer. fun factor camels each grass and hate like horses and contrary to what many people think, their homes are not filled with water. they are filled with dense fat that can hold water. that is how they get through the water. >> i got a lesson. >> delete tv can be educational. coming up. allegations of a toxic culture in the oakland department of violence prevention. >> tonight we investigate the claims from former employees and hear the response from the

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thank you for joining us on the special edition of nbc bay area news. if you are just joining us we are on late tonight because of sunday night football. we have highlights of that game coming up. tonight we investigate a former employee threatening to sue the city of oakland. it is the second time and now over allegations of harassment and misconduct within the department of violence prevention. >> the city settled the first complaint but a second is pending. investigative reporter hilda gutierrez spoke with both employees about what they call a toxic culture within the city department. >> reporter: among other allegations, both women claimed they were sexually harassed by their boss. they were reported the harassment to older people and within days of the complaints they were terminated. >> when i was terminated, in

retaliation for me advocating for myself, for equal pay, and to address the toxic abuse that i was experiencing at the head of my boss.>> for 18 months, the doctor of deputy chief of oakland department of violence to>> working for individuals of the highest risk. >> the boss was hired to head the dvd in 2020 after fighting violence in la and to america. >> unfortunately he was very disrespectful to me and i think that pattern of humiliating bullying and harassment also very petty and retaliatory towards individual that challenge his authority. >> reporter: dr. crane quite a formal complete with the city last year claiming sexual harassment, gender discrimination, unequal pay and retaliation. city of oakland quickly settled her claim for more than

$260,000. dvp hired a public relations officer. >> was brought in expediently. and given the task of shifting the narrative around her departure. >> candace reese walters said she 60 quickly saw why dr. crane had filed a complaint. >> unfortunately the wrong that happened, happen again to me, in so many ways. >> within days of the hiring, reese walters said she noticed a repeated pattern. >> it was just a bit taken back like, you haven't learned and then the other part of me was like, what have i gotten myself into. selection reflects on a night when she said she dropped him off at his home after a town event. >> as he is getting out, he turns but back to check me and i immediately move and i say, i

think it is time for you to get out./you think he was trying to kiss you on the lips? >> yes. he came this close. i'm sitting there driving. he is here and he doesn't drive. >> because of his history, reese walters says she didn't hesitate to report the behavior to city officials and then fired filed federal equal employment and whistleblower complaint.>> whoever would listen, i was speaking out. >> representative sent is a statement responding to the allegations, saying in part, ms. walters allegations are absurd and entirely without merit and he vehemently denies him. ms. walter was following the same playbook as mr. wright. the oakland city council approved the payout before completing any investigation into the matter. ultimately, the city employment investigations and civil rights compliance department fully investigated miscreants allegation and found them to be entirely unsubstantial. they also provided this letter the city of oakland had informing about the results of

the investigation. in february, almost a year after dr. crane's original complaint, resigned and without admitting guilt work after he resigned, and does 13 date day before walters is her provisional period was that to end, she says she was fired fighting her role as a temporary report appointment. >> this is retaliation. it is classic retaliation. >> reporter: there her attorney reese walters has sent a 500 thousand dollars demand letter to the city of oakland alleging sexual harassment, race discrimination, retaliation and wage violation.>> it is the same story but what he does with ms. walters is that the city knew that all of that had occurred. how can they let it continue? >> reporter: dr. crane now works as a sexual assault evidence coordinator for the

attorney general's office. >> doing this interview it does not hurt me in any way. in fact, compromises me and i was advised not to do it, but i said yes because something needs to happen this needs to stop. >> reporter: reese walters is still waiting for a response to her allegation. >> the community needs to stand up and demand action with this. and they need to demand it from elected officials again, that i have gone to all of them. all of them.>> the department of violence prevention was created in 2070 with 14 employees and a $9.5 million budget. today it has 48 employees at a $22.3 million budget. no one from that department, the city of oakland the city administrator's office agreed to comment or sit down with the investigative unit to discuss the allegations of the record. the city attorney's office said they had no comment, but did confirm the city is conducting an investigation into candace

reese walters allegation. with the investigative unit. if you have a story for hilda or anyone in our investigative unit, give us a call or visit our website nbcbayarea.com investigations. fighting words from governor newsom about big oil today. the comments coming the day after he announced that california is doing the five oil times for the role in climate change. the governor was one of the featured speakers at the new york city climate week. he was interviewed on stage about the lawsuit filed by newsom and state attorney general rob bonta against exxon shall, chevron. conoco phillips, bp of the american petroleum institute. the lawsuit accuses the companies of knowingly engaging in deceptive and damaging actresses for more than 50 years and making huge profits while doing it. today the governor said a big oil has been playing everyone for fools and he has had enough. >> i am sick and tired of this.

and of california can make a dent with respect to those of you from germany, soon to be the fourth largest economy in the world, the size of 21 american states provide. the scale and scope of what the state of california can do, we think it could move the needle. it sure can do this and forgive me for being long-winded. you can eliminate>> they have not responded to the allegations yet. kristin walker made history today is the first black journalist to moderate sunday public affairs program and only the second woman to ever moderate meet the press. on her personally as moderator, she sat on the former president trump and his ministry new jersey estate they discussed a wide range of topics including the host of criminal charges against him.>> i want to know what is in your head. when you go to bed at night, do you worry about going to jail? >> know, i don't, really. i don't even sick about it.

i built a little differently, i guess because i have had people come up to me and say how do you do it i don't even sick about it. these are corrupt people i'm dealing with. they are destroying our country. i don't even think about it. all that i think is making the country gait great. making america great. >> nbc news has also sent the invitation to president biden to sit down for an interview. in the city was mr. trump he asked him if he spoke to speaker kevin mccarthy about the house impeachment inquiry of president biden.>> to do talk to speaker mccarthy. >> i don't talk to him. selected to help tom he should open >> penalty he would do that. you wouldn't do that based on me.>> did you talk to republican allies on capitol hill. >> know. i don't have to. they are more proactive that i am. they think it is terrible.>> president biden offered a quick comment of the republican-led house impeachment inquiry when asked by reporters today little

background first rachal speaker kevin mccarthy announced last tuesday he was directing three house committees to launch impeachment inquiry even though he previously indicated he would not open an inquiry without first hold holding a floor vote. he has since characterizing impeachment a query is a logical next step following investigations to the president and his son, hunter biden. the president was asked about the inquiry while returning to the white house from delaware and he answered with a smile and told reporters, lots of luck. instructors a new dress code coming to capitol hill. senate majority leader chuck schumer has quietly changed the senate the formal dress code. starting tomorrow, senators can wear whatever they want on the floor of the senate. the rules will allow senator john fetterman of pennsylvania, who is often seen in hoodies orthotic shorts to wear his casual attire on the floor. fetterman has been testing club casually since being treated for depression. schumer and fetterman have not responded to requests for comments.

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the collaboration with our sister company telemundo exhibit includes items like the outfit worn by peruvian american journalists lanka roosevelt is during a report of the september 11 terrorist attacks. she was one of the first journalists on site at the base of the twin towers because she was there to interview mayor rudy giuliani before the attacks happened. sure the outfit for several days as she stayed at the scene to report. select the object really speak to not only being camera ready, when we talk about that, but being brave and these are some of the bravest women i have ever met. it is really important for us to do this documentary project and this exhibit to say that spanish-language tv and these

latina journalist have a written the first draft of history for many big events in the u.s..>> other items, as part of the exhibit include reporters notebooks and press credentials from historic moments. even the shoes worn during immigration marches. there is horseback riding and then the terrorist mexican tradition of sidesaddle horseback riding. manhattan, illinois is home to one of the famous all-female equestrian teams is girls pull on the team playoff collocated sunken eyes routines and you can do it inspired by the female soldiers who fought in the mexican revolution. they all do it writing sidesaddle. the girls say it is a thrill to perform and to keep the culture alive here in the u.s. >> we practice all year long, just to perform for the four minutes. we have to make sure that the four minutes i was out mistakes. spec it is really cool to be a

part of something that is so rich in our culture in mexico and bringing a tear and see how big it has grown in illinois. swot competitions are scored on skill, race, and elegance. for more stories like these, head over to our website, nbc bay area.com. you can find all of our his temp hispanic heritage month stories by clicking on the link in the trending bar. i don't know what you are doing friday night but it 10:00 to mineo will be saying goodbye to summer. is like according to the weather we did that a while ago. and had the air conditioning going all weekend long and mortars on the way for each morning commute. when temperatures will feel more like summer as begin we

turning to our climate crisis as the years go on, the summers just keep getting hotter. check out this graph. nbc news pulled the other data going back to last 70 years. the red bars are the summers among the 10 hottest ever.

and you can see after 2000 they just start stacking up. 2021 takes the crown for the hottest summer since 1961. and that year the heat was nearly 5 degrees above normal temperatures. at least nine other states reported their hottest summers the past three years. >> we still have a few days left of summer but nothing as spectacular about them. >> the exception to the rule at least for now because of the weather we just went through this weekend. we are seeing temperatures 10 degrees below average though the trend is similar california especially since 2010. the long-term averages have been trending a bit warmer than average. not last weekend, and not this one. look at insulin inland valleys that ought to be in the mid and upper 80s suggest the mid- ebenezer look at concord. 74 degrees. 76 in livermore. san jose, 78. pretty close to the average. san francisco very close to the average of low clouds. 69 earlier today and 70s in san

jose. a bit earlier in the afternoon. currently 66 degrees, waiting for the low clouds to fill an overnight. 62 in livermore. patchy low clouds on the way. more than patchy clouds. the clouds are there in san francisco with some of the misty skies that we will find tomorrow morning and breezy. you see the wind in fairfield southwest at 24 miles per hour. even late at night and that is what will send below count clouds into the central valley. the southern half of the century sacramento valley for the money. another cloudy start with misty skies. this afternoon clearing skies inland and similar temperatures as we wake up tomorrow. 50s for most places to start. the upper 50s and by lunchtime the sunshine breakthrough the low clouds for the inland valleys on our way to the upper 70s to the low 80s tomorrow. morgan hill, some of the warmer spots. otherwise a continuation of today. 70s and it. 60s closer to san francisco and half moon bay. tuesday and wednesday, just slightly warmer for inland east bay. that many big changes there but

thursday looks more like temperatures will come down as the wind speeds pick up. we see showers to the east over the sierra and a bit of a northwind picking up that will bring a cooler air down. not just cooler air, look at this. a chance of significant showers for areas to the east which could involve, watch this closely as the system drops down. you want to see if there is cooler air involved, there it is their. a chance for elevations above 9000 and 10,000 feet to have snow showers. it will missus in the bay area. there is another look. that clears out. the high pressure should build back enough next weekend that the temperatures rebound closer to the averages we have missed this weekend. san francisco, closer to 70 or the low 70s heading towards next weekend and the valley temperatures which have been lagging behind will finally have a chance to get more summerlike as we start fall next weekend. we will get there eventually.>>

we will get to fall eventually. thank you. >> that is what gea did today. >> not quite. these guys are way better than me. dancers facing off in san francisco competing for a spot on one of the warriors dance teams. the auditions were for the dinner dance quad which is made up of dancers between 6 and 14 years old and the hardwood classic is for dancers 55 and older.>> now we are talking. >> yes. more than 200 dances attended the preliminary auditions earlier this month. about 80 were invited to today's addition to the top 45 will make the team. slot there is just a lot of love and passion for dance that is inspired for those that of of us that love dances in our farm. the light in the fire in the spirit that is coming out.

just like one of them said, they are literally spying on the stage. it is really beautiful. >> at it. the final for each team will be announced on tuesday. terry, you just had your audition right ear.>> i did my very best.>> i didn't make the cut.>> people have to see it. >> they won't be seeing that. >> i tried. anthony floras is here now. that was a weird game. a1, but it wasn't wonderful or perfect. >> you expect them to just dominate. >> you do. unfortunately it is the nfl but they did get the w. the bp rams again during the regular season. what kyle shanahan said was the key to victory. stick around. sports is next.

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season domination over the rams. the faithful taking over sofi stadium. check out all of the red. it looks like a home game. is there any yellow. the niners strike first. cmc finds the end zone for the 11th game in a row. that is the longest active streak in the nfl. the final play of the first half, the rams are up 7. he calls his own number. the game tied at 17 at halftime. the niners defense would take over the second half. they had a stack and two interceptions including this one by isaiah oliver. that led to a field goal and a 49ers lead. then in the fourth quarter, devo makes it a double-digit lead. check out the effort here on this touchdown. it is actually a run and not a pass. the 49ers bp rams 30-23. it is the ninth regular season win in a row over the rams.>> i missed a couple that we had a chance on to get the score going. we were not perfect in that way

but getting those turnovers was huge. >> we played hard for quarters and we knew that coming into the game we wanted the best shot. credit to them. thought they did a great job. they played hard. respect to them. they always had a hard-fought battle like the game was today. they know us and we know them. they had a great game plan on offense for our defense. there are things that we have to shore up for sure. >> a short week for the 30 minutes. there on thursday against the giants and speaking of the giant it wasn't easy for the giants finally solved the mystery winning on the road. today the orange and black avoided the sweep colorado staffing their nine-game road losing streak. the giant exponent for eight runs the 6. brandon crawford with the rockies for a three yard run shot. san francisco led 9 nothing. not by a long shot here colorado comes storming back. a two-run single in the ninth making it a one run game but taylor rogers comes in and

closes the door gets the final out. the giants hang on to an 11 -10. two games out of the found wildcard with 12 games remaining in the regular season. >> a win is a win. we would prefer to win a very comfortable game and we would prefer to win 302 32 or 1102 1110 but we will take victories the way that they come.>> at the coliseum, the a's were swept away by the potteries. soto had a pair of runs including a grand slam. the potteries hammer the a's 10- 1. it is boss number 103 for the a's this season. that is the most franchise history since 1979. >> what i shot. how come i cannot do that from the dirt. cam davis gibson for eagle on

the par 512. you finish third at 17 underpar the championship in napa but there is the winter. from southern california. he breaks through for his first pga tour victory. it is a two-stroke win at 21 underpar. back to the nfl. the raiders get blown out by the bills 38-10. such a good game for mcgraw below and the 49ers with a short week playing thursday night at home against the new york giants. bad luck for the giants. the best player barclay hurt his ankle. we don't know if you will be playing on thursday. we will see but the 49ers grate against the steelers and against the rams. as you heard them say you just never know what to expect in the nfl. >> they got the win. that is all that matters. >> i am filipino and my whole family is filipino and if you don't believe i'm filipino i do have my nursing license to

prevent.>> that is a great joke. >> dozens of comments taken to the state part of the san francisco 42nd annual comedy day. the show was in robin williams metal. that is where you have comedy day. hundreds out there folding chairs and beat legates and settled in for a few laughs. the event promises, guaranteed 300 laughs, or your money back. then again, it is all for free. there is the joke right there. the comics, volunteers, and organizers all donating their time. >> some of them come from afar and wide on their own time just to go up on stage and do five minutes. is a good community thing for san francisco and for the comedians in the bay area to hang out in broad daylight. spot comedy day started in the 80s when the city was going through dark times your comedian started to cheer people up and they did and the tradition is still going tradition is still going strong.

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