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fans are getting what they can get. >> we'll take you out to the oakland coliseum today for the last home game of a very hectic season of the oakland a's. >> and we're tracking a system that could make for a wet start to our workweek. when and where we might see rain in the bay area. >> thanks for joining us on this special edition of nbc bay area news. >> breaking news out of hollywood tonight within the last couple of hours. a tentative deal was reached between hollywood screenwriters and studios. this comes after five days of negotiations between the writers guild of america and major studios. two sides were divide on issues of pay, the size of writing staff on shows and the use of artificial intelligence. it has to be ratified by members of the union before going into effect. if approved, late-night shows like the "tonight show" could

come back within days, but it could take longer for other projects. >> you're going to have to see a ramp up. that could go anywhere from three weeks to six weeks to get scripts in place and productions up and running and then seeing things being filmed. and it can be a big, big hit for the studios, bottom line. >> today's agreement comes five days before the strike would have become the longest in the guild's history and the longest hollywood strike i 70 years. governor newsom released a statement. plans for a different kind of strike are in the works for oakland to increase public safety presence and financial support for businesses.

the strike is planned for tuesday. alyssa goard caught up with several businesses planning to participate. >> reporter: nigel jones says thieves broke into his restaurant and the damages amounted to more than $2,000. but that was not the only cost. >> and when these things happen, it's a scar on the community, because people see it. they walk by. they see the broken window, as they do see broken glass from car windows all around the city. >> reporter: some businesses are planning for a strike on tuesday, both of nigel's restaurants will be closed that day for the strike, which he says is spearheaded by the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce. >> we're also trying to build solidarity with our residents. they have a role to play as well. >> those act of economic aggression imfakt pact our team and the other businesses in the

area. >> reporter: they're calling for increased public safety presence and enforcement of laws but also more financial help for businesses. in oakland, alyssa goard, nbc bay area news. >> we'll hear from the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce about the rationale for the strike. let's go outside right now. some showers could be coming this way. rob? >> by tomorrow evening, we could see the chance of rain. as we saw this weekend, a shift of the wind, good news for air quality, and on top of the source of the wildfire smoke, look how much rain is going to fall on those fires. we're talking two to four inches of rain come down. that will have a big impact and likely significantly reduce the amount of smoke coming from those fires that we've sen over

the last week or so. it's not just the north bay we're expecting to see rain showing up tomorrow night. oakland south may not see rain. but watch out for dangerous surf. 960 millibar low here is cranking up a lot of wind offshore. happening right now, there's 20-30-foot wave heights. as that swell approaches the coast, that's going to lead us into a high surf advisory. we could see wave heights of 14 to 17 feet along the coast. so the wave heights we're seeing now, two to four feet, will be going much higher by tomorrow night. a closer look at our bay area rain totals and the rest of the changes ahead, a little bit of a warmup in the forecast. a closer look coming up in ten minutes. >> we'll check with you in just

a bit. don't forget, can you track the rain from your smartphone. and customize weather alerts minutes before it starts raining in your neighborhood. a first responders rescue add man off lands end. if you watch this show, you know this happens a lot. a man was able to call 911 from near where he fell. the active search and rescue is over. paramedics lifted the man to safety. is he now in the hospital be treated for serious injuries. a reminder for everyone, stay on designated trails and paths. in oakland, police are investigating a deadly crash involving a stolen vehicle. it happened around 10:00 this morning at the corner of 73 avenue and hawley street. a driver in a lexus, stolen out of daly city was speeding when it crashed into another lexus.

the impact was so powerful the other lexus slammed into a parked car. a 64-year-old man driving and a 67-year-old woman in the passenger seat were killed. a man in the back seat was hurt by survived. the other driver is a 25-year-old oakland resident. in sonoma county, one is dead and another injured after a crash. the van they were in hit a tree. officers say the scene, at the scene, they say the driver was speeding. the passenger was killed and the driver rushed to the hospital with major injuries. it's not clear yet what led up to the crash. president biden is taking a trip to the bay area. he'll be here tuesday and wednesday. two separate fundraisers. the first is in atherton hosted by a billionaire couple.

then he will be at a fundraiser by a facebook co-founder. the federal government is heading toward a shutdown that could disrupt services and squeeze workers. marianne favro takes a closer look at what it could mean to you. >> reporter: even though congress remains at an impasse at a funding deal, both republicans and democrats say there's still time to prevent a federal shutdown. >> i think we're able to work through this, at the end of the day, get there. >> reporter: we reached out to bay area congressman ro khanna who says he's working with colleagues to prevent a shutdown, adding that a government shutdown would hurt hardworking people in my district and across america, military personnel and federal employees. they would not be paid. with government funding set to expire october 1st, federal agencies are already preparing. nearly 4 million federal employees will be furloughed

until the shutdown is over. however, essential employees, including air traffic controllers and tsa workers will also be required to work and may not be paid. some passport facilities are expected to close. the food and drug administration could be forced to delay food safety inspections. some national parks could be closed entirely or offer limited services. during the last shutdown, the parking lot and restrooms closed at muir woods. social security checks will ten

continue to issued. and your mail will still be delivered. cal trans is on schedule to reopen highway 87. cal trans says even though the road will reopen at 5:00 a.m. they will still have more work to complete. >> remember, there will be some work happening throughout the months, but this work is really going to take on some time saving, come cost saving and improve the ride quality for the commuters before that winter storm comes. >> cal trans is planning another closure at the end of object to october to work on the southbound lanes. if you need to get out there, here's a map. it sure looks like the beginning of the end for the oakland a's here in the bay area. the team completed its final

2023 home series this afternoon against the detroit tigers, and the a's ownership wants to move to las vegas by the end of the 2027 season. thom jensen was at the coliseum where fans were holding out hope that the team would stay. >> reporter: another sparsely-populated game at the oakland coliseum this afternoon. as fans still struggle with the idea that this storied franchise will likely be uprooted and move to las vegas. >> i think it's very sad. very sad. >> don't remind me. we're just going to enjoy the last season. >> reporter: the loss against the tigers ties the 1979 a's with the most losses in franchise history. >> i used to come here back when vida blue played, reggie jackson, joe rudi. >> reporter: john fisher gave up on the a's this season, they

say, when he announced the plan to move. some hold out hope the a's won't move. >> i wish he'd just sell and get this over with and let them stay here. >> reporter: and the idea of another major league expansion team possibly coming to oakland someday? >> it won't be the same. this is where i spent my childhood. >> reporter: it does still face approval, which is scheduled for a vote in november. >> the a's lost to the tigers today. we'll have highlights from that game and much more in sports. up next, more than six decades later, and the fight still continues. tonight in our race in america series, i talk to one of the remaining little rock nine, the group of black teens who became the first to enter a segregated school in arkansas of the. and plan on low clouds and drizzle to start things off tomorrow. but by the end of the day, this

powerful storm will bring increasing rain chances to the increasing rain chances to the ba areay

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choose wisely. choose wendy's new pumpkin spice frosty or cold brew. tomorrow is the 66th anniversary of the little rock nine. a group of nine african-american teenagers who were the first to enter a segregated school in arkansas in 1957. and it happened after a historic supreme court ruling. in our ongoing series, race in america, the conversation, i talked to one of the little rock nine who now lives in marin county about her fight more than six decades later. >> how do i feel? i feel that we have to continue marching. >> there is no stopping her. she came into this world on a historic day. >> i was born in 1941. on the day that they bombed pearl harbor. >> later, dr. beal would become

part of american history, all because she was a black teenager who wanted a good education like the white students. growing up in little rock, arkansas made it very difficult. >> if a white person was walking down the sidewalk towards me,ly to step off the sidewalk. coy never look at a white person. you could not go to their bathroom. or their water fountains. >> lynchings were normal for you to see? >> yes. out the back door, the question is, what's hanging on the line. and so i, you know, it wasn't something i was accustomed to. >> despite the horror, her independence turned her focus. education was important in her family. in 1954, the supreme court

issued a landmark ruling in brown versus the board of education. little rock's central high school was an all-white school then. >> my teacher asked one day inle skoo, who among you wants to go to central high school. i just raised my hand. and when she said, you know, take these papers home to have your parents fill them out, eh, you know, i'm going to do that myself. why should i? i didn't want to bother my mom with that problem. so i filled them out and took them back. so my mother never knew that this was going to happen, that i was going to be involved. she didn't tell me to do it. once they knew i was going to do it or wanted to do it, they said you can't. >> they said no, because she says groups like the kkk went house to house threatening black families. >> we were nine people. when we started out, there was 114 of us.

so those 114 were talked down to nine. by the people, by the threats. >> but a then 15-year-old melba was determined, despite the dangers. the situation was so bad, president eisenhower got involved. >> i never got to be a student at central high without the president of the united states sending down the 101st airborne division. like soldiers going to war is how we went to school. >> she would only go for a year before coming to california. >> naacp decided they had to get us out of there. because the ku klux klan had $10,000 on our head. they bid for me, they got me. and that's how i got california. >> beals got her education.

she became a journalist, educator and award-winning author. >> now we're in a situation where they're trying to think like central didn't happen. >> several schools have said they will teach an ap course despite the state's objections. >> i'm 81. i've carried the banner this far. i've got eight colleagues who've done the same. you just create warriors. that's who we, warriors. i'm going to do what my grandmother said, march forward. >> i really am inspired by you and i'm glad to know you. >> thank you for the opportunity. >> really powerful conversation. when beals arrived in the bay

area, she stayed with a quaker family in santa rosa, who she says would later bm become her family, and later, she got her bachelor's degree and went on to get her masters at columbia. hundreds of people packed chinatown for the 33rd annual autumn festival. it took over grant avenue from california street to broad way. the chinatown merchants association started the festival in 1991 after the loma prieta quake. the goal was to attract more people to the neighborhood. >> i think it's an eye-opener for all the different cultures that we have. chinatown's a great place to learn about asian culture. so i think it's a great place to learn about new cultures and new things. >> plenty of activities to keep festival goers busy, including moon cakes and a barbie and ken

look alike contest. >> very popular. >> very popular. >> today was the final day of a festival in pacifica. they call it the fog fest, but take a look. no fog in sight. it takes over palmetto avenue each year. and people we spoke with say there is a lot to love. >> the garlic fries. the music and the people. and the art. everything. >> everyone's been really great. even the folks who haven't bought something are been super enthusiastic, super kind. the parade was awesome. band over here has been really good. >> yeah, no fog. it seems hot, because she's fanning herself. this year -- >> she was fanning away the fog. >> there she is. yeah. this year the festival is 36th years. they raise funds for the gift for pacifica fund.

>> they were looking for fog today. >> june. >> it's guaranteed in june. >> september and october, warmest days in california. no spare the air, and rain chances dropping into the north bay, and moving south. san jose looking at clear skies. patchy low clouds on the way. walnut creek, 62. hazy skies in oakland with low clouds expected by the morning. san francisco, patchy low clouds, 61 degrees. this part of the weather story is the same. we wake up to temperatures in the 50s. spotty drizzle possible with low clouds. but you'll begin to see the changes. the wind will pick up. and steadily, once we get to mid afternoon, increasing clouds. mid-70s around the inland east

bay. 76 san jose, upper 70s near san francisco, 72 in oakland. check out what this system could do to these active wildfires. that's where the rain bull's eye is. once the rain rates goat half an inch per hour it could cause issues locally, but that's going to make a big impact on fire activity. look at the same break down once we get into the bay area, pretty underwhelming. right now it looks like northwestern sonoma county, best chance for a quarter inch of rain or a third inch of rain. areas south of san francisco really not seeing much in the way of rainfall. so late tomorrow into monday

evening, we'll watch those rain chances dropping out of the north bay. 11:00 tomorrow night to about 5:00 a.m. tuesday will be the window for brief light rain passing through the bay area. and then we get clearing skies and temperatures starting to warm up again, tuesday, back into 80s inland as we get into tuesday, and wednesday you see inland valley temperatures. next chance for showers, most likely drops inland to the east. keep in mind, if you have sierra travel plans next weekend, may see a slight chance of snowshowers above 8,000 feet. but for us in the by area, it's likely to mean more wind as opposed to showers later this week. so rollercoaster ride of temperatures. we warm up toward the middle part of the week of the then we'll have to watch the winds given that they're north winds that could lead to dry condition these next weekend. stay tuned on that forecast. best chance of rain this week at least looks like tomorrow night into early tuesday.

and watching closely by next weekend. >> up next, a chance to take home a beloved piece of the peninsula. the auction for the soon-to-be-closed fish market.

in san francisco, one of the most notorious street fairs in the area was held today. the annual folsom street fair for the alternative sexuality communities. it's a non-profit arts organization that hosts events throughout the year. some have been going for decades, while others are first timers. >> yes, there's going to be leather, skin, donations, giving back to the community. so i'm excited. >> since its founding in 1984 -- look at that dog, oh, my gosh. leather even on the dogs.

folsom street has donated $7 million to lgbtq organizations. you have a chance to own a piece of a beloved restaurant. the fish market is auctioning off memorabilia, decor and equipment from that restaurant. the winning bidders can pick up items on friday. the fish market was around for 47 years before it shut down earlier this month. it was the first fish market restaurant in palo alto. up next, an unusual legal fight in wine country. the small wineries napa county is trying to shut down and why it may be costing you big mon. we inveseyti

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thanks for joining us on this special edition of nbc bay area news. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> i'm gia vang. if you are just joining us now, we are on late because of sunday

night football. we investigate an unusual showdown getting a lot of attention from people in the wine industry. >> jaxon van derbeken tells us the public tab for the legal battle over tastings now exceeds over half a million dollars. >> we called it the oasis, because it's in a bucolic setting. >> reporter: lindsey strives to be a good steward of the land. people come to sip wine while surrounded by an animal sanctuary and a vineyard. >> i have biodiversity and animals. >> reporter: for all her good intentions, the former prosecutor finds herself in an epic fight with napa county over the winery's future of the county sued to shut the oasis

down saying it was offering illegal tastings. >> i don't even get parking tickets. for me, being accused of violating a law is probably my worst nightmare. >> reporter: when she bought the winery back in 2017, she says she understood the winery had been offering tastings for decades, under a small winery permit the county issued in 1984. the county disputes that, saying she is not permitted to provide tastings of any kind because it operates pursuant to a small winery exemption and that the chicken coops pose a public nuisance. one told the judge that the regulations are designed to keep wine country from becoming disneyland. she says that's absurd. she averages just eight visitors a day. >> and on this road, we're surrounded by vineyards.

there's no residents new york city children running around. >> reporter: two other wineries recently joined the fight, arguing their permits also allow for tasting. the courts have so far sided with hoopes. but she soon found herself in a second battle with the county. in july, napa county code enforcement showed up at her late mother's vacant vineyard home right when the deal to sell the house was pending. >> we requested a warrant for all buildings. >> reporter: hoopes decided to sell it to count for her legal fees. the permit dates back 15 years. >> it's devastating. i think it was meant to intimidate me. >> reporter: the county says it was just doing court-authorized followups on a permit issue but would not make anyone available to us to talk in person. as for the winery's future, the county has spent more than a

half million dollars so far on the court fight. the case is set to go to trial in october, right after the grape harvest. in napa, jaxon van derbeken, nbc bay area news. >> if you have a story for our investigative unit, call 888-996-tips or visit our website, nbcbay area.com investigations. republican candidates will take the sdaj in simi valley. a deadline of monday has been set for candidates to meet the criteria. we are learning that doug burgum has qualified, joining ron desantis, vivek ramaswamy, nikki haley, tim scott of south carolina, former new jersey governor chris christie and mike pence. they have all qualified. but like the first debate, this

one won't include former president donald trump. he remains a frontrunner in most polls. mr. trump is expected to travel to michigan to give a speech to striking auto workers. speaking of which, the auto workers strike is impacting new locations, that includes parts distribution centers for general motors and stellantis. workers are calling for higher wages and better benefits. pete buttigieg was asked what president biden is saying about those pay increase demands. >> the president said is that when you have record profit ms. profits in this industry, you should have record benefits and pay going to the workers. it's in keeping with the tradition with how the middle class was built in the first place. to the southern border where large groups of migrants continue arriving to seek

asylum. border officials are overwhelmed with thousands arriving daily. guad venegas is on the border as the crisis continues. >> reporter: tonight, dramatic moments at the border showing the desperation and determination from people trying to get into the u.s. border patrol agents making a life-saving decision, cutting the razor wire fence to rescue this group of migrants carrying young children and pulling them out of the dangerous barrier. the group got stuck after crossing the rio grande in eagle pass, texas where thousands have arrived this week. others finding ways to avoid the razor wire. >> so they climbed onto these containers from the river, and now border patrol is helping them get off. [speaking in a global language] they say they want to contribute something to the united states and help their families back home. 400 miles away, the mayor of el paso sound the alarm. >> the city of el paso only has some resources, and we have come to, what we look at, a breaking

point right now. >> reporter: a new shelter opening its doors to help as migrants continue arriving south of the border. in san diego, the rapid response network stretched to capacity, saying in a statement, we cannot provide respite shelter and services to all the people seeking asylum that dhs is releasing. amid the crisis, alejandro mayorkas visiting the border over the weekend. >> most recently, congress has yet to act on our request for $4 billion in funding and resources. >> reporter: with cities like eagle pass bracing for a wave that continues to make its way through mexico and headed to the border. >> that was guad venegas reporting. moving forward now, as covid case rise across the country, the biden administration is once again offering free covid tests. starting tomorrow, can you go to covidtest.gov and get four tests

mailed directly to your home. they're free. the biden administration also investing $600 million in domestic manufacturing of covid tests. they are preparations for a likely surge this fall and into the winter. up next, tech and ai center up next, tech and ai center stage in silicon valley. - [narrator] every day, our lives are filled with choices,

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one day crash into earth and it may hold information into the origins of our solar system. >> we hope to learn more about the building block material that made our own planet billions of years ago. >> the samples will be taken to the nasa johnson space center for examination, as for the spacecraft, it turned around and is already out on its next mission to a new asteroid. artificial intelligence is the big focus of meta's conference, connect is a two-day event that kicks off wednesday. this year, keynotes and sessions will focus on ai, virtual reality and augmented reality. mark zuckerberg will deliver the main keynote speech and is expected to unveil a new meta quest 3 headset. the hardly strictly

bluegrass festival is returning to golden gate park. more than 70 acts will be performing across six stages. the full lineup is posted on the festival's website. and the whole thing will be streamed to tv. if you're feeling lucky, you might want to buy a powerball ticket. the jackpot is $785 million. the fourth-largest prize in the game peace history. game's history. four people won much smaller prizes last night. but most of the prize money is still right there waiting for you. >> man, i guess my ticket at home is no good. i just found out on the news. >> that's why you watch us. >> exactly. and we also watch because rob mayeda tells us about the

weather. >> and better chances of maybe finding rain in the bay area than winning that super lotto jackpot. it's quiet but not on the wide angle view. look at this. that's looking a lot more like fall. but how much of this hangs on as it approaches the bay

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welcome back. let's go outside live now for a look from our emeryville camera over the bay bridge. the city lights on this sunday. and no fog, really. >> no fog, and no smoke. >> less smoke. that's a big relief. >> that is nice, yeah. everybody appreciates that. >> the weekend began with spare the air alerts. that has improved. and this time tomorrow night we'll probably see rain chances moving out of the north bay and approaching the south bay by early tuesday morning. temperatures, if you thought it was below average, were you right. we should see 80s inland.

we did not get there. yesterday and today, mid-70s. pretty comfortable. we got the sunshine. better air quality, which is nice. we should see similar temperatures tomorrow burks in tomorrow, but in the north bay it will be turning cooler. morning temperatures starting off in the 50s with spotty drizzle possible along the coast. by midday a mix of clouds and sunshine. watch these temperatures increasing, increasing wind and clouds, we'll likely see 60s north of the godin gate. 60 san francisco, low 70s into oakland. so a very classic-looking, what we call a mid latitude cyclone. 960 millibar low cranking offshore. wave heights near the center of the storm, 20 to 30 feet. by the time the energy reaches our coast, we could see 16 to

17-foot breakers. in terms of the rain, heres a the underwhelming part, mendocino county northward gets the best of this. northwestern sonoma county, maybe a third of an inch of rain. it really does drop off. south of san francisco into san jose you may not officially register rainfall, as the front kind of falls apart late tomorrow night. so tomorrow evening, the rain there in the north bay. 1:00 a.m. to 5:00 a.m., probably enough on the roads tuesday morning to have some damper, briefly wet roadways. by the afternoon, temperatures rebounding. 70s and 80s inland. tuesday's highs warmer than the weather we saw over the weekend. 70s and 80s around the north bay. second half of the week we begin to see some cooling, as our second weather system drops in, but this one may drop in east of

the sierra, cold enough maybe to see snowshowers above 8,000 feet. but here's the issue for the bay area. on the west side of this, we're likely to see some wind. and you know how things go september and october. wind direction is important. right now could be looking at gusty offshore winds as we approach saturday. notice the direction of those wind arrows there. something to watch for. that would and dry wind as we head toward next weekend. next saturday and sunday we're looking at mostly sunny conditions and a bit of a warmup by sunday. san francisco will warm up midweek. slight chance of shower early tuesday and then gone. then eyes on the winds as we head towards next weekend and a chance for high-elevation snowshowers. it's starting to look like fall in the seven-day forecast. >> yeah, the rain appearing as fall here rob, thank you. everyone buzzing about this. we now know who will headline

the 2024 super bowl show in las vegas. ♪ ♪ >> this is terry's favorite song. >> we had another chance to come out dancing, and we didn't do it. >> we didn't do it, but terry was singing the entire time, because he loves usher. eight-time grammy award winner usher will be leading the halftime show at allegiance stadium. we'll have to see if he breaks the record set by rihanna with the most-watched halftime show with 121 million viewers. >> you got the football crowd. >> having been to a couple of those, one, two, three, it's a

big, huge production. >> oh, yeah. >> we were in miami. jennifer lopez and shakira, they were practicing, we were there on wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday. >> you were seeing them practice. >> they were doing the songs over and over, i knew the set. shakira was awesome. she came in on that night. >> blew it. >> something not so great. i was trying to lift you up before i bring you down. the a's play their final home game of the season. reaction from the dugout on what might be the end of an era in oakland. stick around. sports is next.

welcome back. i'm anthony flores. the end of an era in oakland? maybe. the a's playing their final home game in the coliseum. who knows where they're going to be playing in the next couple seasons before they are possibly

moved to las vegas. the tigers jumped out to an early 2-0 lead. the a's were not able to get the clutch hit. they were 0 for 11 with runners in scoring position and left eight men on base. the a's tie the oakland-era record for the most losses in a season with 108, setback in 1979. despite all the losing this season, the a's say they've always felt support from the hometown fans >> fans definitely supported this group, even though the record isn't great. they showed up even today, with the type of support that they always have had. these fans are the best in baseball. >> giants wrapping up their four-game series in l.a., tied at two with the bases loaded in the top of the ninth. but mitch haniger goes down swinging. the giants also load the bases in the top of the tenth and don't score.

a walkoff rbi single and the dodgers beat the giants, 3-2. there are no easy wins in the nfl. the dallas cowboys lost their first game of the season to arizona. the niners host the cardinals next sunday. the 49ers will be big favorites in that game after they beat the giants thursday night to improve to 3 and 0. >> nobody's satisfied. i wouldn't say that. there's so much room for improvement. you can watch the tape, and there's little things that every single guy can get better at. we've got a long ways to go from the team that we want to be going forward. >> jimmy g and the raiders facing the steelers on sunday night football on fourth and inches, check this out. the raiders going for t garoppalo airs it out for davante adams. one of two touchdown catches for the east palo alto native, but the steelers would take control by scoring 23 straight points, jimmy g also threw three interceptions. he's being evaluated for a done kugs. the steelers beat the raiders,

23-18. soccer said farewell to an icon. megan rapinoe played her final match with team usa. our own carlos yustis was in chicago. >> reporter: megan rapinoe played her last game with the national team over south africa. this is the last time we're going to see the player who won two world cups and olympic gold and also fights for equality for all women in sports. listen to what she had to say after the game. >> i'm totally overwhelmed. it's amazing to be able to have this and the way that people showed up and just hearing all my teammates, and all the nice things they have to say about me, yeah, it's really special and overwhelming. >> reporter: like i said, those were the last minutes of megan rapinoe with the national team

and the big thing now is fighting for a spot in the playoffs. so much going on. preseason hockey started, the sharks beat vegas, 5-2. >> i saw something online, warriors in 30 days? >> october 12th the nhl season starts, 12 days later the warriors tip off their season. >> sure wish i had something to cover. >> all right, you ready for this? taylor swift spotted looking enchanted at today's kansas city chiefs game, fueling rumors that she's dating the chiefs star, travis kelce. >> the tight end was the mastermind behind the meetup for her to come to the game. and she took him up on it. wearing red and white sitting with kelce's mom. there she is cheering. speculation about the rumored love story started over the

summer when he attended her concert. it is still unclear what their end game may be. but a source close to swift says the two are hanging out and still are early in this relationship, whatever you want to call it. >> she was talking to his mother. sitting next to the mother, i don't know. >> a little something more serious going on? >> i don't know, i have patrick mahomes in fantasy football. and all they were showing was her. >> now my algorithm is all messed up, showing taylor and kelce. >> there was a photo of them walking out after the game, not hand in hand, but she seemed extremely happy. >> fueling the rumors even more. thanks for joining us. >> back tonight at 11:00. hope to see you then.

i refuse to live with that level of fear. i had to do it you're dead. ever since i heard it, it's been replaying in my head over and over >> it was all very unbelievable. >> it happened on thanksgiving two teenagers missing.