posted everything you need to know about fleet week on our website, go to nbcaarea.com and click the link. a c search has, but he handed so far. a shark attack was reported to the coast guard this morning, in a remote area only accessible from walking five miles along a trail. >> a witness shark attack occurred from three people swimming in the ocean. two of those persons made it back to shore safely. the victim did not and we are continuing our search effort. >> helicopters were initially part of the search until four weather conditions turned them around. coast guard is continuing to search tonight. missing man is described as a very good swimmer. open hours ahead of schedule.

highway 101 is fully open tonight. in the last hour, caltrans reopened the southbound lanes which were expected to be shut down until tomorrow morning. forget about that, they are open. the road shutdown took place on friday night with crews replacing a bridge built in the 30s. caltrans says a similar closure of northbound lanes was scheduled for two weekends. the weekend closures helped crews build a new bridge in a shorter amount of time instead of a three-year period. a saturday night sideshow drawing massive crowds. this is the view taken around 1:00 a.m. in oakland. that is at high street, you can see that group vandalizing an ambulance during the sideshow. some people standing on it. police say there were no patients in the emergency vehicle, and the crowd dispersed as officers arrived, no arrests were made. cameras follow the sideshow to south vallejo where it took over lemon street for about half an hour. then around 3:30 this morning, the sideshow slipped into lewis

brown drive at broadway and ew williams drive. one car caught fire. no word on any arrest. a man is in the hospital after being shot by police in antioch. this happened just after 7:30 this morning in the ronald reagan state building. officers were investigators a suspicious vehicle when they found a man inside with a gun. police say the man tried to drive away but was stopped. he grabbed the gun and ran away. officers caught up with them and that is when shots were fired. aromatics took him to the hospital. he is expected to be okay. no officers were hurt. detectives say the man also had a warrant for a homicide that happened earlier this year in antioch. officers involved are on routine paid leave. a violent morning in san francisco. a man is facing charges after police say he attacked one person in step three others. it started at 7:45 when the man attacked someone near market and battery streets.

police say he stabbed three people near fourth and market. officers arrested the man at the scene. all the victims are expected to be okay, no word on what led to those attacks. in early morning house fire broke out before 7:00 a.m. inside a home on lillian street and crockett. police say the bottom story of the home was fully engulfed when they arrived. they quickly put out the fire, and found a body inside. the name of the person has not yet been released. tonight, former president trump antifraud trial. sources tell nbc news. the judge determined he lied about how much his business was worth in this trial could determine if he loses control over some of his most famous properties. george sullivan has the details. >> actually much lower than the net worth. your fake attorney general of new york --

>> reporter: today, former president trump not directly addressing the start of his civil fraud trial tomorrow. according to sources, jump is expected to be in the courtroom for the next two days. the judge ruling that he committed real estate fraud for years. writing of the legal documents defending these cases are a fantasy world, adding that, quote, it can only be considered fraud. the trial is expected to determine the future of the trump organization, including a real estate empire, as well as any fines for the alleged fraud. >> reporter: what are the indications of this trial? >> if he loses, and the reason why he is a fairly coming here tomorrow is because he does not want to lose. if he has to pay $250 million, if he and his sons can no longer conduct business in new york, that is a fatal blow. >> reporter: mr. trump has denied all wrongdoing and is

calling the judge deranged. the witness list in the case include some of trump's children and business associates including his former attorney, michael cohen. this is the first time in his entire life that he is going to be held accountable, and has to deal with repercussions of his own personal actions. that was george solis reporting. coming up, the unacceptable conditions newmont say they are dealing with. we investigate complaints made within the department. keeping her memory alive. how a northbay community is honoring the life of a young girl killed three decades ago. clearing skies around san jose, moon rocks off to the east around mt. hamilton. more 90s back in the forecast around the valley, 80s near san francisco. we come right back.

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dirty and acceptable is how police officers are describing lactation areas at multiple stations in san francisco. >> for the first time they are speaking up against the department's policy for nursing mothers and are demanding change. ginger has been digging into the story for weeks and shows us why the officers say sf pd could be violating state law. >> reporter: these images are from a police station in san francisco where officers who are new mothers have been nursing for years. one shows a lactation station inside a bathroom steps away from the toilet. the officers took these pictures to show what they say is an

often traumatic return to work. is always with the client about what happened. >> reporter: she is a san francisco police officer, concerned that if she shows her face when she talks about conditions for nursing mothers in the department, she could face retaliation. >> just, the environment i was in. it was a really stressful. >> reporter: she is not alone. i spoke with three different officers. who work at different police stations about what they say they faced on return from maternity leave. when asked where they could pump rest milk, they say they were directed to a locker room or a coworker's office. >> it is like a culture of, if we ignore it, -- i resorted to using the space of the woman before me had used, and that was in the women's restroom, in

a stall with closed door inside the women's locker room. five feet away from the toilet. >> reporter: here is a picture of what she is talking about, taken recently at the sf pd central-station. >> it's dirty and small and cramped and uncomfortable. >> reporter: she says new moms have opted to come here because there is no other accessible option that gives them privacy. >> it was disgusting. i felt bad, because i'm trying to make food for my baby, and i'm right next to the toilet, it made me feel bad, like i wasn't a good mom. like i wasn't doing my best to protect my baby and that definitely affected by mental health. >> reporter: others compromised privacy for a cleaner space. >> others pump in the locker room, where i was walked in on

multiple times. they didn't do it on purpose, there's just no -- everyone has the code. >> reporter: a cleaner space, even in office, was not necessarily the right solution. >> much better than pumping next to a toilet, it was still a challenge of itself. >> reporter: like constantly requesting to use someone's office, sometimes a supervisor. >> definitely affected my ability to produce milk. along with the other issues that come with not being able to pump on a regular schedule or as often as i normally would. >> reporter: both u.s. and state laws require employers with the employees to provide adequate lactation areas for nursing mothers. federal labor law states that must be a place, other than a bathroom, that is shielded from view and intrusions, for the employee to express milk read

the requirements go further, including, the location must have a place to sit, a surface to place a breast pump, and a refrigerator or other cooling device to store milk. i reached out to sf pd who said there are presented was not available to answer questions in person. instead they sent us the statement, saying, the sf pd is committed to providing private space to lactation at the workplace for our members. they go on to say, some locations like police headquarters have more availability to dedicate a permanent room that can be used solely for lactation. other locations, such as are smaller and older district stations have limited space. at locations where we cannot provide permanent dedicated space, we will make reasonable efforts to offer alternative rearrangements. >> i put forth an offer, saying you know what, the poa will graciously buy one of these lactation pods and put it wherever you need it didn't

hear anything back. >> reporter: lieutenant mcrae is president of the san francisco police officers association. she says the department has ignored the issue for too long. >> we have locker rooms where you are setting up next to a toilet to lactate. that is disgusting. that is total bs. >> reporter: sf pd also directed me to the department's existing lactation policy which says, import, employees have the right to request lactation accommodation. that policy is dated july 29th, 2021 and is effective for two years, meaning the policy would have expired a couple of months ago. the department also says, as for the officers concerns about retaliation for speaking out, sf pd says, the sf pd is committed to providing a supportive environment for breast-feeding employees. anyone who feels they may be subject to workplace dissemination or harassment can make a formal complaint, which we investigate thoroughly.

>> reporter: sf pd says they have not received any formal complaints about lactation options, but their statement also made no mention of reviewing the current situation to see if it needs to make any changes. nbc bay area news. the san jose man accused of killing his mother with sentinel is due in court tomorrow. 40-year-old bradley robert dexter is said to be charged tomorrow afternoon. he was supposed to be arraigned last month but refused to leave the jail cell. rustica to say dexter admitted to lacing his mother's drink with sentinel back in june. he is facing charges of homicide, poisoning, and two counts of elder abuse as well as a violent attack on his father. today marks exactly 30 years since one of the most gutwrenching crimes in bay area history, the kidnapping and murder of paul the class. if you were in the area at the time, you remember this. parents hosted a gathering in mill valley for family and friends.

instead of struggling through the day by themselves, they decided to surround themselves with people who have loved and supported them over the years. it is also a celebration of the class kids foundation that have helped many families face similar situations. >> we wanted to create a legacy in her name that would be protective of children for generations to come. that is what we wanted to do., we have helped 1500 families over the course of the last 30 years. this foundation has been my therapy and my wife's therapy, and it has helped us to heal, and to be better people because of it. >> poly class was 12 years old when she was kidnapped from her home at knifepoint and murdered. her killer remains on death row. there is a shortage of a particular -- in the u.s. a group gathered at stanford to increase the number of latino and latina positions but the event is part of the second national latina positions day,

cofounded by doctors padilla and galvez. they are at the stanford medical campus. the conversation centered on raising awareness about the current number of latino and latina positions in the u.s. they say that number hovers around 6%. >> it hasn't changed in the last 15 years. the united states is 19% latino california is 40% latino, projected to be 15%. how can 6% of positions serve that patient population, when language and culture becomes so important. when you have a position workforce that is not reflective of the population, it leads to worse healthcare outcomes. when you have an interesting language, you are more likely to need medication. it is critical to highlight this. >> reporter: there holding

discussions about ways to support the next generation of latino citizens. president jimmy carter turns 99 years old today. >> he is the longest living u.s. president in history. in his honor, the white house decorated a birthday cake on the front lawn, it held 39 candles, a nod to the 39th president. all the difference yesterday, was rescheduled because they were afraid the government would shut down. today, they held a national libation ceremony for 99 american citizens. president biden hosted birthday wishes. >> mr. president, happy birthday, pal. i admire you, because you have such incredible integrity, character, and determination.

i knew who you were, and you haven't changed a bit. >> it wasn't just president biden showing birthday love for carter on social media. several leaders, including vice president harris, and nancy pelosi posting relishes online. the writers guild is back, they agreed wednesday to a contract ending a month-long writers strike. the tonight show, starting jimmy fallon, late night with seth myers, they will return the air tomorrow night, tomorrow night at 11:30 right here on nbc bay area that is followed by late night with seth myers. jimmy kimmel, john oliver, and stephen colbert announced their shows would return next week. time now to go outside. a live look over san francisco tonight, to see the city lights . >> is that fog off to the left there. >> oh yeah, you know there is

fog. >> right now, we are seeing this fall -like pattern with a chilly dry air. breezy conditions, snow around portions around 8000 feet, but the seven-day forecast will ut take us more towards summerlike temperatures into the middle part of the week. we will show you how quickly things warm-up around the bay area in a moment. right now, a look at san francisco. out to the west, 56 degrees right now. patchy low cloud across the bay for the morning, still hanging onto low 60s around the tri- valley, probably won't be waking up too much in the way of low clouds from the next couple of mornings. there is the view of san jose with the moon out there. that extralight there is jupiter, tonight. no fog blocking the view east of san jose. we are at 52 degrees and in terms of temperature here, the weekend staying on the mild pattern, we still manage low

80s inland, today. we will easily eclipsed the cooler daytime highs, wednesday through saturday. bayside temperatures in the 80s, and even the coast could see the warmest temperatures of the year, especially by thursday and friday. we will have to watch the hills as high-pressure built in. sometimes we get those north wind, and by tomorrow morning, napa county and inland towards solano county, we will see dry breezes pick up from 10 to 20 miles per hour. notice the lack of low clouds inland. we move this marine influence on our weather, through the middle part of the week. tomorrow, without the wind, windchill and valley near santa rosa will start off in the 40s. mid-50s elsewhere. dress in layers, because we will see a 40 degrees swing in those temperatures from morning to mid afternoon. highs tomorrow, upper 70s and low 80s closer to the averages

on monday. tuesday, 80s to near 90. bayside temperatures by wednesday. now we are in the 80s. inland south to san jose, low 90s. by thursday, half moon bay, santa cruz to the mid-80s for san francisco, and upper 80s possible from oakland down into hayward. ridge of high pressure thursday and friday into the weekend as we had to next weekend, some cooling of the sea breeze picks back up. it should be picture-perfect next weekend for sunday night football here on bay area. cowboys and 49ers at levi stadium. 80s during the day. took off temperatures should be in the upper 70s as we transition out of the weekend, our next chance of rain coming in late monday into tuesday, right now. looks like mostly the northbay around mendocino county could get rain 8 to 10 days from now.

still not much showing up south of san francisco, something we will watch as we move forward out of next weekend, for the temperatures, sentences go, that looks like and inland seven-day forecast. 70s and 80s this sleep week get started, turning back the clock to the summer-like temperatures. tomorrow, the coolest day of the week showing up inland midweek for saturday. up next, another record- breaking move from simon biles. what she did today at the world championship mollifying day.

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our sister station held a telemundo event in redwood city today. that wasn't soccer going on there, i saw some foosball. the free event included a tournament, music, food, atrophy, all kinds of going on there. this is fun to watch. simon biles has made history once again. check out what she did at the world championship qualifying day. in her first international meet since the tokyo olympic's, she performed that right there. the double pike on vault. she became the first woman to land it internationally, so by rule is named after her. there are now five biles elements in the gymnastics code across vault, floor, and being. she is unstoppable. the u.s. men punched a ticket to paris, finishing second at the world qualifying. two of the men representing team usa at world are from

stanford, azure hong, and troy young. it is not clear who will be on the team. individuals still have to earn a spot. gymnastic trials are set for next year in minneapolis. nbc baarea is your home for all things olympic. you can watch the paris games right here on nbc bay area, with a kickoff on july 26th. up next, accused of abuse and active in the church, the outrage from protesters demanding answers from the east bay diocese. reactions about the allegations. a matter of life and death. live at the nation's capital tonight where president biden is criticizing the stopcock -- stopgap funding bill that did not include aid for ukraine. nbc bay area news whenever you want, 24 seven on roku and other streaming platforms. you can watch live ki

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rep isn't thousands of nursing home and home care workers. it is also the largest woman -- union and call for new. she resigned from her appointment in 2021. butler will become the first openly gay u.s. senator from california. she is expected to be sworn in as early as this week. butler will serve until the next senator is elected and sworn in after the november 2024 election. the clock is ticking once again on capitol hill. yesterday, lawmakers passed the last minute billed to keep the government open, but only for another 45 days. house speaker kevin mccarthy originally wanted to pass the measure was only republican support, but, in fighting forced him to work with democrats. the deal does not include spending cuts or changes to

policies at the border. it also does not include aid for ukraine, which democrats wanted. president biden is blaming a faction of far right house republicans who have taken things to the brink. those same republicans are calling for new leadership. >> we should not have gotten there in the first place. >> we need to rip off the band- aid. i think that we need to move on, with new leadership that can be trustworthy. >> house speaker mccarthy says he welcomes the fight. defending how he avoided a shutdown. lawmakers have until mid- november to reach another deal. we mentioned the battle over ukraine, the deal struck this weekend included no new money to help that company country in its fight with russia. president biden said supporting our ally is a matter of life and death. >> stop playing games. get this done.

>> reporter: president biden today challenging conservative hardliners in congress who are trying to block funding for ukraine. >> i cannot believe those who voted for ukraine, an overwhelming majority in the house and senate, democrat and republican, will for political reasons let more people die needlessly in ukraine. >> the president pushing lawmakers to pass a supplement bill to keep those funds flowing. >> reporter: the u.s. has already sent more than $113 billion in aid to ukraine. as it defends itself against a russian invasion. much of it used for security and human tyrian assistance. broad majorities in both parties on capitol hill backed funding for ukraine. >> to the republicans who say ukraine does not matter to us, you are wrong. respectfully, you are wrong. the war gets bigger, not smaller. >> reporter: voters are more divided, with 41% in a recent poll saying the u.s. is doing too much to help the country. now, it is up to congress, and

the speaker mccarthy today linked the money to ukraine with additional border security as a way to get both sides on board. >> there is a need for ukraine. i support being able to provide the weapons to ukraine. but, america comes first. >> reporter: that was monica albot reporting. spoke to congresswoman representing contra costa county about the stopgap bill last night. he says democrats will work together to pass a year-long spending bill as soon as possible. >> hopefully the speaker and the republican caucus has learned their lesson. we have got to work for americans, not republican's are democrats. we stand by our principles and our ideology, but ultimately, the ultimate principle is what we do for the american people. >> lawmakers have until november 17th to pass the funding bill or risk a government shutdown. accusations and questions

are being levied at the diocese of oakland tonight, including a priest charged with child sexual abuse. -- upset over a priest accused of abusing a child in the past. larry young detailed sexual abuse in 1985. the instigation cleared young of any wrongdoing. activists want to know why the diocese of oakland did not suspend young until after the case was concluded. michael barber has defended his decision claiming an internal investigation did not find the accusation credible, but the details did not add up. >> at the same time, the diocese says that no contact was made with the alleged victim, which i find totally -- i can't get my head around it. that is so unfair to the victim and slanted towards the priest, which is the church's mode. >> bishop barber released a

statement reading in part, at my direction, a former assistant united states attorney investigated the allegations made against both priests and found the allegations were not credible. given this, both priests have my support and full ministerial rights. our interest to get of unit has uncovered stories of abuse by catholic priests across the bay area, including in the oakland diocese. to see previous reports on our website go to nbcbayarea.com. a man accused of killing a tech executive is due back in court. neima is accused of killing cachette founder bob lee. tonight, a judge is expected to set a date for trial. during pretrial, prosecutors should video of the two men together at the millennium tower. just 30 minutes before the killing. they also showed that the murder weapon bore the same brand as nieves found in his sister's condo. the defense team argued she did not have any ill will toward lee

, and says he acted in self- defense. student loan payments resume today. many borrowers are already feeling the strain. there was a pause on those payments because of the pandemic. more than 40 million americans are expected to resume payments. if you have to start payments again, credit, experts recommend having a plan, then deciding on a budget plan or changing your budget. credit, also recommends thinking about enrolling in auto pay to avoid potential late fees. up next, a widespread bedbug infestation in paris. the concerns it is raising ahead of next summer's olympic games.

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to announce cafoia's new united states senator as we mourning the enormous loss of senator feinstein, the freedoms she fought for, reproductive freedom, equal protection and safety from gun violence have never been under greater results. she spent her entire career fighting for women and girls and has been a fierce advocate for working people. she will make history, becoming the first black lesbian to openly serve in the u.s. senate. we will continue to follow this developing story and we will have more on the appointment of lafond's about at 11:00. now to a tragedy overseas. more than a dozen people killed after a fire broke out inside a nightclub in spain. authorities say the fire started around 6:00 a.m. as a several birthday parties were taking place. at least 13 people died and several others are still missing. one survivor describe the chaos inside the club. >> reporter: the alarms went off and all the lights went out and people were screaming, fire. i could get out, but five family members and two friends

are missing. >> emergency crews are still searching for the wreckage. the cause of the fire is under investigation. don't let the bedbugs bite. more than a euphemism in paris these days. that city is dealing with a widespread infestation that has the mere warning, no one is safe. bedbugs have been cited on subways, buses, and even at the airport. this is stoking fears the bugs will take a bite out of the olympic next year. the 2024 games are less than a year away. city leaders are calling for coordinated efforts to deal with those big bedbugs. promising signs for a better future for people with epilepsy. the condition affects millions of people around the world. doctors are testing a first of its kind therapy using stem cells that are injected directly into the brain. they say seizures happen when parts of the brain get too excited and start firing uncontrollably. the stem cells work to calm the brain by producing a

neurotransmitter which restores balance in the brain. one patient says she has had 14 seizures per month over the last nine years, but this therapy has helped to stop them. >> a lot of things that we have not been confident to do over the last -- you know, since 2014. >> so far only two patients have tried to treatment. early data shows promising results, with both patients seeing a 90% reduction in seizures. it is a curtain call for summer, really. >> yes, big changes ahead in the summer day forecast. interesting, given that we have had showers here yesterday. snow showers across the area this afternoon. that will ve out, and mo

more than a month after wildfires tore through lahaina, the town's football squad

returns to the gridiron for the long-awaited season opener. >> it was lahaina luna high school's first game since the devastating wildfire that killed 19 people and left thousands displaced. no doubt it was an emotional and surreal moment for the team and their fans. it was a spectacular conclusion to the game, lahaina wins 40 2- 0. we are celebrating hispanic heritage month here on nbc bay area. it is an opportunity to shine a light on some of the people who bring so much color and diversity to our region. >> bay area job risotto jr. is using color to tell a story of heritage. >> reporter: since i was a child, i always knew i loved to express myself. i love to work with colors, and papers. >> reporter: often times, the

most powerful art comes from the hardest places. >> i grew up in oakland, california. i would see mural depicting different parts of latin american history. >> reporter: growing up in oakland, fabiano roderigo has found inspiration everywhere, except maybe the most obvious places. >> latinos were hardly present in cartoons or in television shows. so for me, becoming an artist was a way to find my voice. >> a lot of my work, you will see butterflies and trees, and appreciation for the natural world. i am the daughter of immigrants. >> reporter: within her heritage, she found her power. >> i love to bring in my culture. so, i use a lot of different colors, which influenced me

because i grew up in a latin american household. >>reporter: rodriguez color filled art, relates to stories of her culture, social justice, and a climate in crisis. >> i believe that as artists, we can also change the world because we have the potential to open up people's hearts and imagination. >> these are looking really good. >> reporter: last year, rodriguez opened hearts and minds in san francisco's presidio, creating art at the launch of the new tennille tops park. >> my goal is to make the tunnel more inviting an welcoming to communities of color. i make art about the redwoods, about rivers, about the different kinds of species that are no longer here because they have gone extinct. >> reporter: her artistic embrace of nature and culture began here, in oakland, where rodriguez is still lives and works. her art is also filled with a worldview reflecting her own

story of life and heritage. >> we need latina artist and creators. we need our stories to be out there. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. downtown ice is coming back to san jose for the holidays. the rink is returning to the hollywood a lineup in san jose this year. last year the space became a roller rink when the previous ice rink producer did not review. a lot of folks were not thrilled about that change. they like the ice for the holidays. this year, starts november 17th, people can come i skate in downtown, in the circle. the rink is now being operated by special ice which runs rinks across the western u.s. i am not an ice skater but that is where it will be. november 17th. to you i skate? >> i don't i skate. >> rob? >> every once in a while.

>> speaking of, as we get into november, temperatures usually cool down, october, we are in the fall, now. wait until you see the seven day forecast. we are rewinding back to summerlike temperatures. and along the coast in san francisco, possibly the warmest temperatures of the year. right now, not bad, san jose at 62 degrees but you can see mostly clear skies. 65 in walnut creek. still a bit of fog pouring across the golden gate bridge, around the interbay through the morning, 56 degrees, currently. off to the east, a sign of the changing seasons around the sierra. we will look at that on the radar coming up. right now, mostly 50s inland tomorrow. windchill and valleys in the north bay, chances of waking up to the upper 40s. that is the change i am talking about. as you have been watching the mammoth mountain webcam today all the way down to 8000 feet, we are seeing snow showers at times.

winter weather advisory for tonight and some chilly temperatures setting up around the southern sierra. as that weather system departs, high-pressure building tomorrow, leading to the forming changes you are seeing right there in the seven day forecast at the bottom of your screen. he will wake up to 40s and 50s around the morning, then as quickly as lunch time, numbers rebound into the 70s. tomorrow, upper 70s and low 80s inland around concord, 81 degrees. 77 in san jose. 69 in san francisco. i realize that does not look like a warm-up. watch what happens tuesday and wednesday. now 70s from sentences go to oakland. 82 in san jose. in linda seeing some upper 80s but the real warm-up begins wednesday and thursday. bayside temperatures, sentences go to oakland in the 80s. 87 in san jose, low 90s inland. by thursday, the warm-up is complete, with 80s all the way down the coast including half moon bay. oakland should see middle to upper 80s.

are bayside and the coastal temperatures are seeing a lot of mid-80s. summerlike pressure building and thursday and friday, then around this time next weekend, some cooling changes increase clouds which take us into the all-important sunday night football forecast at levi stadium right here in the bay area. cowboys taking on the undefeated 49ers. 80s during the game, upper 70s as we move towards the 5:20 kickoff time. monday night football may have a chance of showers if that were the case in the bay area. areas around the north bay likely to see the best chance of rain chances trying to return beyond the seven day forecast. to give you a preview another week from now, right now, that rain line is over the north bay. northcoast in mendocino and sonoma county and another 7 to

10 days, we will see the best chance for rain showers but before we get there, summerlike temperatures coming back. san francisco again, that looks like an inland seven-day forecast. you are looking at 70s and 80s for the start of fleet week. should be good news for the airshows into the start of the weekend, there. you can see valley temperatures climbing 10 to 15 degrees above average. through the better part of the week. if you feel like you missed out, temperatures are making up for it now. >> isn't it true that for san francisco, september, october, november, that is actually summertime? >> that is true, you normally see offshore wind at 70s and 80s, we will see some of that this week. >> i love the timing of it right now in the bay area. rob, thank you. let's get over to anthony florez at levi stadium with a look at what is coming up in sports. i'm anthony florez at levi stadium. christian mccaffrey scored four touchdowns to le the ad49

welcome back. i'm anthony florez at levi stadium. the 49ers improved to 4-0 for only the fifth time in franchise history thanks to a monster four touchdown game. the niners taking on the cardinals. mccaffrey barrels and from the yard and, it's his 13th consecutive game with a touchdown, breaking jerry rice's record. he was just getting started. second quarter, cmc hurtles the defender on his way to an 18 yard touchdown run and a 14-0 49ers lead. rock purdy went 20 for 31, this is mccaffrey's third score of the game, 21-3, 49ers. but, the cardinals kept fighting. rookie michael wilson from stanford halls and some

touchdown passes to make it a one score game. mccaffrey scores his fourth touchdown of the game, and has 177 all-purpose yards. purdy added another score and a quarterback sneak. the 49ers women 35-16. nba superstar lebron james tweeted about his big-game. >> i saw that, that was cool. that was really cool. i didn't know he watches niner football but it was a good game. >> reporter: the 49ers have now taken 14 regular-season games, one shy of the franchise record. the raiders fall 24-17. it feels like the end of an era in san francisco. brandon crawford is likely playing his last game in a giant uniform period he is the last player from the giants championship era. the giants taking on the dodgers. crawford and donner stealing the show pregame. the mountain view native caught a ceremonial first pitch from

each of his four children. crawford was cheered each time he stepped up to the plate. he went 0 for 4. then, in the top of the ninth, he exits the game to a huge ovation, even the boys in blue were clapping. the dodgers went on to win the game 5-2. but, this game was about honoring the two-time world series champion who played his entire 13 year major league career with the giants. >> from the grand slam in milwaukee, to the world series when, to today, you guys always showed me love. my family and i appreciate it so much. you guys are the best. i appreciate it. >> he is closing out his season against the angels. brandon drury smacked a pair of home runs including the two run shot in the fifth. brent rooker capped a solid season by slamming his career- best 30th home run, but the angels when it 7-3. the a's and

the season was 112 losses, there must since 1916. the final day of the ryder cup in roane. tommy fleetwood was looking to win the cup, his eagle putt comes up short, but fowler completes the birdie putt, that clinches the lead for europe, europe beats the united states 50 1/2, two 11 1/2. the u.s. has not won a ryder cup outside the united states since 1993. the olympic club in sentences go will host the ryder cup in 2023. as for the 49ers, the improved to 4-0 with a win over arizona. next up, the dallas cowboys come to town next weekend for sunday night football. at levi stadium, anthony florez, nbc bay area. >> big-game. >> huge game. >> anthony, thank you. buffalo bills safety demar

hamlin was back on the field today. >> back in january, hamlin suffered cardiac arrest during the game in miami. the 25-year-old trained for months to get back into playing shape. for the first time this season he took to the field facing off against the miami dolphins. hamlin says he is thrilled to return to the sport he loves. >> being able to be out there with my teammates, you know, i had my family in the stands, you know, everybody on the team is giving me confidence, positive energy, everything, all week long. getting out there and playing with everybody again felt amazing. >> on top of all of that, the bills beat the dolphins 48-20. before we go, summerlike weather? >> it is an abrupt change in the forecast. san francisco will see 80s in the valleys, 80s and 90s through friday and then some

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