welcome to the chevrolet postgame. here now, mike tirico. >> 271 more nfl regular season games to come. we're off to a good start. kansas city, 27, baltimore, 20 here for the kickoff game, 2024. our players of the game for this opening night, patrick mahomes, just under 300 yards, pacheco, good running in the second half, and xavier worthy, the rookie out of texas, two touchdowns and worthy and mahomes standing by with melissa stark. >> talk and coming down to the wire. patrick, how nerve-racking was that? >> yeah, nerve-racking. that is a game of inches as they say, and to come out here and get a win in arrowhead, it's a way to start the season. >> you said after losing week one with the lions, you did not want to be pushed around. how did you pill it out? >> this is a really good

football team. we got to see what training camp did for that. it's a great start. >> how excite ready you to have this rookie xavier worthy on your team? >> yeah, he's a play maker. to come out here in the first game against one of best defense fls the league to score touchdowns, it's just a start. he has a long way to go. he's going to be great. >> he is standing here so humble over here. europe first nfl game, two touchdowns. one of them on your first touch. can you imagine a better start? >> i couldn't. my teammates put their trust in me, and there's more to come. >> and patrick got you the ball from both your touchdowns. what are you going to do with those balls? >> i will frame them and put them up. >> and you have the game ball too. you have three balls. it is just week one. long season ahead, patrick. how important was it to get this one? >> very important. that is a team that will b it's a long ways away, but that can be home field advantage, all that stuff. we have a long ways to go and we will keep building. >> congratulations, guys. >> thank you.

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yeah, you know, we all talk about quarterbacks, coaches and all that stuff. but josh jacobs going to green bay, one of big moves, and saquon barkley on the other side. you start to think about the two offenses and what they are doing trolling the ball a season ago. and now you add that big running back element inside as well. it's a great matchup. i mean, for nbc this weekend, and peacock, we have a lot of great matchups. >> already, sunday night in detroit. we were there last year for the rams and lions. we have been to a lot of buildings, and i don't ever remember one that is that energized and exciting and they will bring it again, and matthew stafford. >> we have seen a lot of stuff over the years and detroit right now, you know, they did the draft, they're crazed over there, and you cannot go there or have a conversation there without talking about the detroit lions.

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it is a special thursday night edition of sports sunday, presented by xfinity. i'm dave feldman, the voice of the 49ers is greg papa, the face of the 49ers, in my opinion, is matt maiocco. nobody knows the 49ers like matt maiocco. hi guys, my coco coco. man, you guys are excited for the jets on monday night. you're pretty fired up. i'm excited that the off season is over because it's been a long offseason. it is time for our red zone drive of the game. it is presented by toyota and within the last week. good 49ers

nuguse wide receiver brandon aiyuk ending a contentious holdout by signing a four year, $120 million extension. 76 of which guaranteed left tackle trent williams at 30, a three year, $82 million restructure includes $48 million guaranteed. let's first hear from brandon aiyuk. i think i just had a i just had a feel for what i wanted, not just in terms of money, but in all those things that you said. and ultimately, i wanted to be here. and i ended up being here. so i'm happy, i'm good, i'm happy. i'm ready to go. i'm not going to lie, i made it a little bit more difficult than it needed to at the end. but yeah, it was. i mean, it was it was like that from from i'm not going to say the whole entire time, but for about the past month, i think we were we were pretty good. all right. i'm not going to lie either. there was some bad blood there at the end. matt maiocco any residuals? is it all water behind them? where is it now? i think it's

fine. yeah. i mean, all that stuff is in the past now. it's what he can do on the field. and so moving forward, you know, you know it was rough while they were going through it. but now everybody's pulling in the same direction. he is tied for the fifth highest receiver. so that's what he wanted at his position. what does it mean greg papa getting him back on the field. well he's going to play obviously on monday night against the new york jets. he's going to be your starting wide receiver. it was one week ago tonight that he agreed to terms. went to the san jose state game on the sideline that night and then went in and signed his contract on friday. and things got crazy with ricky pearsall on saturday the next day. but he was on the on the field for a bonus practice on tuesday. i saw him today. he's going to be your starting x wide receiver. deebo will be the z and jauan jennings will be back to play in the slot, but how many snaps can he play against the jets? typically he plays like 98% of the snaps. i think it'd be ambitious if he plays 80% of the snaps. all right. meanwhile, trent williams, less contentious back,

ready to play. it took time to make to get to where both sides feel like we've, it's a win win. and so, you know, we had discussions in minicamp and kind of knew that it could draw out a little bit just because there was other people on the table that, you know, obviously was a lot of pressing needs. so you know, i didn't i didn't obviously i didn't i didn't think it would go this long, but for lack of a better word, it's kind of war with both sides going to lose a little blood. but you know, waved the white flag. get. in the end, we both signed a little peace treaty, and we're good. laughs tom brady said this week he if he were the niners or any player, he'd drive him to practice and make sure that he was hanging around and safe at all times. how important, matt, to get 71 back. yeah, first off, he has to have a big car to drive him to practice electric roles. by the way, trent has an electric

rolls-royce. how about that? that's his own driver. that's just tidbits you don't get anywhere else. yeah, it's absolutely huge. i mean, as big of a deal is it to get brandon aiyuk back on the team? i mean, the drop off from trent williams to the next offensive tackle on the 49ers is significant. it's huge. so he is not a quote unquote skill player, but he might as well be. that's how important he is to the 49ers offense. pop. he's the highest paid left tackle in the game. he is the third highest paid offensive lineman in the game. he has made more money in the nfl than any non-quarterback in history, not just offensive linemen. so he's made a lot of money. he's a great player. joe staley here, when we watched him play, you thought future hall of famer, you put on the tape for literally ten plays with trent and you thought, this guy is the best offensive lineman the niners have ever had. aiyuk will not be able to play 100% of the snaps on monday. trent does not have that luxury at left tackle. he'll be out there for the whole night, but good to have him back and the comments that he made watching and hearing from his teammates. what happened to ricky pearsall on saturday was

kind of the impetus that last driving force to get him to come back and be the leader of this team that he is. well, you mentioned that. so last saturday, a very special, scary moment that happened right here in san francisco when 49ers wide receiver ricky pearsall was shot in the chest in an attempted robbery. amazingly the bullet did not hit any vital organs. he was released the next day. he'll miss at least the first week of the four weeks of the season, but he's going to be back and count john lynch among the people who was very relieved and counting his blessings. you know, by the grace of god, ricky pearsall is here with the team and doing really well and just wanted to address that situation from a team perspective, we just all feel incredibly blessed, you know, was able to be down at the hospital and if i heard it from one person, i, i heard it from. so many down there, it was nothing short of miraculous that

he came out of this as good as he did at the time of all this going on. we had a team party that was scheduled, when i got to the hospital and visited with ricky, it was one of the first things he said, mr. lynch, what's going on? you know, i would really like everyone to go to that party, and i'd also like to talk to some of my teammates. i said, ricky, you take care of yourself. but, you know, kind of a cool moment. we were able to pipe ricky into the party and he facetimed the entire group and that show of love and respect was was a real special moment for our team. now, you've covered this team a long time. that's one of the wildest stories i've heard. yeah, i mean, it was just heart wrenching there in the beginning until you found out that he was going to be okay. and you know, it's funny. i mean, he this guy is all about football. and you see him out there, that's that's him today on the practice field, you can tell he's fidgety. he wants to get out there. and he even told kyle shanahan that,

hey, i think i can play versus the jets. and of course as you mentioned he's out for the first four games of the season on the reserve non football injury lis. but yeah the 49ers still expect him to get out there on the field and start, you know paying some dividends as the number one or the you know first round draft pick. number 31 overall. yeah. papa. how much will he get used when healthy. oh a lot i think he would have played in this game against the jets. he's had a problem with a with a shoulder partially dislocating periodically and a hamstring injury earlier. but he was rounding back into form. he's a tough guy obviously to overcome all these injuries. but i actually spoke to him briefly today at practice. he watched his entire team practice today. he's a good teammate. those guys love him in the locker room. and i think it's, you know, the whole iuka angst anxiety of august and trent williams. matt, you know the media made a big deal about that. i think it's you don't want anybody getting shot obviously. but things like this do galvanize a football team in a different way. you know, trent was talking about i hardly knew the guy, but i wanted to come back. and the way

he's conducted himself as a rookie, the way he's handled himself, as john lynch was saying, saying you know, you guys have the party on saturday at kyle's house. he always has it. the saturday of labor day to celebrate the 53 man roster. let me facetime the guys. then he shows up in the building a couple of days later. he's ther. he's going to play. he's going to miss the first four games because they put him on the non-football injury list. matt but he may play week five. and one of the things about that party was that, you know, some of the his teammates told me that they could tell by his expression how much it meant to him to see his teammates. and then also the mood of the party, you know, the when people came to kyle shanahan's house for that party, he tried to reassure everybody he's going to be fine. but it wasn't until they saw him and were able to connect with him and talk with him that everybody felt really good about that kind of team bonding exercise that they had, and a sense of relief. we'll take a break. super bowl hangovers. how real are they? what are the 49ers expectations? and we'll look ahead to the new york jets. and papa, miyoko and i continue

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a california without big tobacco isn't just possible, it's already happening. matt. maiocco. greg. papa. so what's the likelihood of the 49ers going back to the super bowl and winning the last team to return to the championship game and win it all? the new england patriots. super bowl 53. is this in your opinion? matt a super bowl or bust situation if you don't get to the super bowl, is this a disappointing season for everybody? i think that the standard that they have set under john lynch and kyle shanahan is absolutely it's super bowl or bust. i mean, this team has been so good for so long. you know going to the nfc championship games last year, going to the super bowl that yeah, there will be there's no other place to go except for winning it all. so that is a tough road. you know when you're

talking about the physical toll it takes to go deep into the playoffs. when you think about the emotional and, you know, the losing the super bowl, especially in the heartbreaking fashion they did it. but the thing that the 49ers have is they have great leadership throughout the roster. on offense and defense. so they have a talented roster, good coaching staff, if any team can do it, the 49ers are in a position where they can do that. you wonder how history has treated the super bowl runner ups. three of the last four have had winning records. the only exception the 49ers who in 2020 finished six and ten after losing to the chiefs in super bowl 54. papa bear, you know this team as well as anybody. what are the realistic expectations this season? well this is a super bowl roster. i could make the point that brock is going to be better now in his second full year and his third year. i like the depth on the d line, but john lynch had the line. matt, the other day. every year is a new year, and we felt

that same way going into the 2020 year, and we had a global pandemic that happens once a century. shut the league down. everybody was tearing their acls and it got ugly. but it wasn't just losing the super bowl and had they won the super bowl last year, jauan jennings may have been the most valuable player of the super bowl. they lost the super bowl in overtime when they scored first in the overtime. that's never happened in the history of the nfl. on top of that, you lost the championship game the year before in philly when your quarterback at his elbow pulled off. the year before that, you lost to the rams in the championship game in la. when you went to the fourth quarter of that game with a ten point lead, and then the ultimate loss, you know, maybe the i don't know which one is a more difficult one. the super bowl 58 was probably because you went to overtime, but super bowl 54 against the chiefs, they had a ten point lead 20 to 10 with 713 to play. and they run the wasp play. you know the one thing in the game the night was amazing wasn't it. the baltimore kansas city game and the niners won the super bowl last february in vegas. we'd be at levi's

right now. they'd be dropping a banner down. so i think there's a lot of that, that it's our time. we've been among the best, if not the best team in the league. with kansas city the last five years, but nothing is guaranteed in this. they have a super bowl roster, but you got to go play the games. every year is a new year. speaking of the super bowl roster, it's our must see moment presented by zena, the official eyewear of the san francisco 49ers. and christian mccaffrey returned to practice for the first time since straining his calf and his achilles. he practiced on tuesday, missed the bulk of training camp all of preseason after the calf injury in august, matt he he led the league last year in rushing yards and total yards from scrimmage. he had 21 touchdowns tied mostert for the most from miami, he was he could have been the mvp very easily. yeah. no, he's a fantastic player. nothing's changed i mean the 49ers offense still runs through christian mccaffrey i think one of the challenges this year is to try to get jordan mason out there just a little bit, just to conserve mccaffrey for a long, long season. he'll

be very good. we'll take a commercial break. when we come back we will look ahead. pop and miyoko's prediction against the jets. but first the news is coming up next for a preview. here's raj mathai. feldy. thank you. here's what we're working on from our nbc bay area news studios. a lot of 49ers fans upset with the team about the new parking regulations at levi's stadium. we'll explain. also, an update about the reality tv star attacked in san

immediately following the game. 49ers postgame live for your best 49ers coverage anywhere. matt, what type of game do you expect against the jets at levi's? oh, it should be a heck of a lot of fun. i mean, all the storylines. aaron rodgers coming

back and playing his first, potentially his first full game for the jets. the 49ers, with their kind of disjointed offseason, can they turn around really quickly? the jets are they're a desperate team this year, and playing his old defensive coordinator robert saleh coming back. they've struggled on offense with aaron rodgers being hurt last year, but they still won seven games because their defense is terrific. great to have trent williams back and brandon aiyuk. and let's roll into monday nigh. melody, thanks for watching this special thursday night edition of sports sunday, presented by of sports sunday, presented by xfinity. the [ding] [upbeat music] ♪ yeah, baby, i like it like that ♪ ♪ i like it like that, i like it like that ♪ ♪ si a ti te quiero mi amor, i like it like that ♪ ♪ eeeeeh, baby, i said i like it like that ♪ ♪ stomp your feet if you think i'm neat ♪ ♪ clap your hands if you want some more ♪

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(everyone cheering-great putt, nice putt, way to go.) at 49ers hq. that's ricky pearsall on the field five days after being shot. what he told coach shanahan about his desire to play is as tough as a person. i know just going through a situation like that. the coach reveals new details about the hours right after the shooting. also, the 49ers faithful upset about the new tailgating rules at levi's. the parking changes, they say, will ruin their game day traditions. candice nguyen with nbc bay area. no, ma'am. are you aware that opd continued to advertise crime stopper awards after finding out that there was no money available? oakland's crime stoppers program

is out of money, so why are cash rewards still being offered? we investigate. good evening and thanks for joining us for this special primetime edition of nbc bay area news. i'm jessica aguirre, and i'm raj mathai. a lot happening on this thursday night. our exclusive story about the oakland pd is just ahead, but we start with the 49ers. for the first time. coach shanahan is detailing for us how it all unfolded after ricky pearsall was shot. the rookie receiver back on the practice field, but he is not cleared to play until next month. he told the coach he wants to play this coming monday night against the jets. that was a hard no. here's nbc's anthony flores from levi's a miracle. that's how 49ers head coach kyle shanahan describes ricky pearsall story of survival and his road to recovery. five days after being shot in the chest and an attempted robbery in san francisco, ricky pearsall was back at practice. the rookie receiver was tossing the

football and dapping up his teammates as the 49ers prepare for their season opener. talking to the people at the e.r, you know, saying out of like 100 people, two people have survived that where he got shot is like two inches below his tattoo. with praying hands like it was it's kind of the whole story is kind of amazing. when shanahan first heard about the shooting, he assumed the worst. but it turned out the bullet went through pearsall's chest and out his back without hitting any vital organs or nerves. i got a call like 20 minutes before that saying he was conscious. he was talking, that he was going to survive and all that. but then he facetimed me right after from his bed, and was real upbeat, like it was. it was really amazing. later that night, ricky facetimed the team who were at coach's house for a party. seeing pearsall lifted everyone's spirits. pearsall was back at the facility less than 48 hours after the shooting. coach shanahan has cautioned the team not to overwhelm ricky with questions about the incident.

it's pretty traumatizing story and i told the team. we don't want to make him relive that 80 times so he knows how much everyone cares about him. he loves being around, but everyone's trying to give him space in that in that way and just let him work through this process. because, i mean, the physical thing is one thing, but it's a pretty big mental toll on someone, too. the plan moving forward is for pearsall to go a week without working up a sweat. then he'll begin his rehabilitation. the niners have assured pearsall he's a big part of their game plan. he's as tough as a person. i know, just going through a situation like that. we always felt this way, watching him on the football field and things like that, but kind of to watch how he handled that situation and watch how he's been every day since it's been, it shows how special of a guy he is. pearsall will miss at least the first four games of the season while he recovers from his injuries. at levi's stadium. anthony flores nbc bay area. it is miraculous indeed. as for what we saw tonight. happy new year. the nfl is back. but it didn't quite go according to plan. at least it didn't start this way. the game was

delayed. you see this rain and lightning in kansas city pushed back the start time. fans actually just left their seats until the lightning cleared. kickoff was delayed about 25 minutes. the vips went straight to the luxury boxes. hello to taylor swift there to cheer on travis kelce. she actually sat in the luxury box with kelsey's parents, and for the second straight year, the chiefs unveiled their latest super bowl banner. the crowd celebrating this team that beat the 40 niners last february in las vegas. as for the game final seconds here of the fourth quarter, the ravens pull off the epic comeback. almost. lamar jackson to isaiah. likely. watch carefully. it's a touchdown. but wait his toe was on the line. the power of the nbc cameras there in the end zone. a gut punch for the ravens. the chiefs hold on to win 27 to 20. the nfl making a splash on opening night. all right, let's bring you back home. here a cooler

night after another sweltering day for a lot of people in the bay area. inland areas, including dublin. getting into the triple digits again. the fog, though, helping to keep things a little cooler along the coast and in san francisco. so what happens tomorrow? for that, we bring in our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri. jeff, at what point are we going to see those temperatures go down? tomorrow it's a couple degrees. but this weekend it's coming just in time for your saturday and sunday numbers will drop even more. let's take a quick look at the heat and those top temperatures. today. we got up to 102 in livermore. walnut creek 100. napa right here at 98. when you compare it to our historical sites with records not good enough for records, even with that 102 in livermore, we would have had to hit 113, which was set back in 2022. so weather tomorrow begins to change for us. this area of low pressure develops near the coastline with some cooler air and as i talked about this weekend, numbers will drop. quick preview of temperatures tomorrow. by noon we're at 92. i'll show you where we hit 100

and some rain chances coming up. jeff. thank you. another way to track this temperature scan that qr code you see on your screen. it will take you to our free nbc bay area app. you can use it to get personalized forecasts for your neighborhood, along with all important weather alerts. we have an update now in san jose. that heartbreaking crash involving the wrong-way driver on highway 85. that driver accused of killing a mother and son. that driver is now out of the hospital and directly to jail. investigators say 39 year old duncan mcqueary from florida was driving in the wrong direction two weeks ago when he slammed into that tesla. 47 year-old rebecca olson and her 14 year old son charlie were killed. mcqueary has been in the hospital since that crash, but he was released today. he's facing several charges, including murder and dui. tonight, an nbc bay area exclusive. the oakland crime stoppers program can't access its money. so why did the group and police keep offering

rewards? this came to our attention after a man's tip about an oakland murder led to an arrest. but the tipster says he didn't get any reward money that was being promised by oakland pd. up to ten grand. here's investigative reporter candice nguyen. oakland pd promised that money through a partnership with a group called crime stoppers of oakland. we found the group hasn't been able to access its bank account for two years, but that hasn't stopped oakland police from offering rewards. what started as an argument in the middle of the day quickly led to the june 2023 shooting death of a flower delivery man in oakland. police released this surveillance video asking for the public's help identifying gallardo's killer. they also promised a reward of up to $10,000 for information leading to an arrest. through a partnership with a group called the crime stoppers of oakland. i

had this gut notion where i was like, i know this individual. nbc bay area is protecting this man's identity because his tip led to the arrest of eric lacavera, who was charged with murder and has pled not guilty. i gave them the tip, and then a week later, they did catch him. why did you decide to reach out to law enforcement? no one needs to die over words being exchanged. that same month, the tipster texted an opd sergeant asking about how to collect the reward money. the sergeant said he would refer the information to oakland crime stoppers. their board, the sergeant said, would vote on whether to give him the reward and how much he would get. come july, i reach out to the sergeant again like, hey, you know, i haven't heard from you in a while. july, august, september. you know, i reach out again. last september, the sergeant wrote back saying a crime stoppers board member had passed away, which caused a

delay in providing award money. but after 14 months and 24 texts to the sergeant, the tipster still hasn't seen a penny of that money. at one point, the sergeant said he was embarrassed by the situation and that it paints a negative picture for the police department and investigators. it was just kind of disappointing how police and public servants treat their citizens. at crime stoppers, we know about crime victims. crime stoppers is a national nonprofit that offers reward money to encourage people to cooperate with police. they told us the group calling itself crime stoppers of oakland, has never been part of the national organization and could compromise the good name of crime stoppers. retired judge richard carter is their legal director. i'm outraged. that's inexcusable. that's not the way you run a crime stoppers organization. we also found oakland crime stoppers nonprofit status lapsed more than a decade ago. according to the secretary

of state's office. one of its board members tells us oakland crime stoppers hasn't met in more than three years. and the last time they gave out any money was in 2021. the department says two people on oakland crime stoppers board passed away, causing issues with accessing that money. they say the group has been locked out of their bank account since september 2022. we found oakland police kept offering crime stoppers rewards after that. in more than a half dozen high profile cases. you shouldn't promise something you don't have. what do you think is the impact on people who may come forward in the future? oh, i think people would be very unlikely to come forward in the future. in some states, that is a violation of deceptive trade practices. and i would worry that the attorney general of the state of california might get involved. this has gone far, too far. for weeks, the investigative unit has requested

interviews with oakland police. they told us the account is now closed and communication was affected, and there was never any intention to mislead the public. but the department never explained why it kept offering rewards. so we caught up with opd's new police chief, floyd mitchell, at a public safety event. candice went with nbc bay area. are you aware that opd continued to advertise crime stopper awards after finding out that there was no money available? don't you think the tipster deserves an explanation? the public. this tipster says sadly, he doesn't trust law enforcement anymore, and if he comes across another crime in oakland and an advertisement for a crime stoppers award, i'm keeping scrolling. like at that point, it's like, do i even care? and to lose this public trust, this tool to solve cases, carter says, is an insult to the community. this is huge trouble, and they need to fix it now. carter says if he were advising opd and oakland crime stoppers,

he'd tell them to put a moratorium on the program and all rewards, then figure out what's going on with crime stoppers board and their nonprofit status. then he'd tell them to pay all their outstanding debts, including to this tipster with the investigative unit. i'm candice nguyen, nbc, bay area news. okay. thank you very much, candice. up next, 49ers fans upset about new parking rules. why they say it will hurt their legendary tailgates. also, a whale putting on a show inside the harbor in half moon bay. will it able tobe

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drum street in the financial district. schiff wendy drew featured on the netflix show you are what you eat, says lara rivera called her a derogatory word and then started punching her. all of it caught on surveillance video. well, the 49ers kick off the season monday night at levi's stadium against the jets, but there might be a change in the mood in the parking lot. the niners changed their tailgate policy and many fans are booing the decision. nbc's robert horn joins us now at levi's stadium with the reaction. and robert, you know, those are some legendary tailgates for every 49ers game. but this is a tailgate party outside levi's stadium put on by the national. even global fan organization the niner empire. a common site at 49ers games. even before the team came to santa clara. but now the team has informed fans there are new rules for tailgating. for one, vehicles will be directed to

spots rather than picking their own. so if groups don't arrive together, they could end up far apart. joe ilona is the founder of the niner empire and started a petition on its website to try to change the changes. it's just wrecking everything, you know. it's definitely going to hurt the experience because the tradition of football is tailgating as well. avid tailgater ray pena was picked by the 40 niners as the fan of the year in 2022, but he says he wonders if the 49ers really appreciate them. we pride ourselves on our tailgates. we show up hours before a tailgate just to get in line and to have this spot to set up so that our loved ones, when they do show up, regardless of traffic and tailgate with us. 49ers moorpark is also a well-known dedicated tailgater and has literally a house full of team memorabilia to show his devotion. he says he hopes the team will reconsider, saying the tailgate parties are

safe. family get togethers. tailgating is a way that family comes together and the faithful are family and i have a lot of family out there in those tailgates that that's what we look forward to. of course, we love the players, of course we love the team and we love the game. but, you know, we go, we get fired up and we get wound up and we get ready to go by going to the tailgates. well, the 40 niners say the changes are to create more parking space. and in a statement sent to us, they say that safety is our top priority. and while we want to ensure all guests are able to enjoy themselves, tailgating guidelines are in place to protect the safety of all guests and staff. live in santa clara robert honda, nbc bay area news. all right, robert, thank you. and that's one of the things you don't want to miss. mess with the tailgate. but there are some changes there. you know what messes with tailgating when it's 100 degrees? the weather. put it on me. yeah, well, that's what

messes with the good things. tomorrow is friday, and then we need a monday night football. okay. all right. saturday and sunday is going to look good for your weekend. then as we head through next week, i think we're going to get into some much more comfortable weather out here across the bay area. i'm also tracking some rain chances in the next seven days. let's go ahead and take a look at that microclimate forecast, and i'll show you what's changing it up for us. beginning tomorrow, when it's this area of low pressure just off the coastline, it's going to bring in some slightly cooler air. also keep fog at the coastline. so numbers tomorrow drop a couple degrees, then more marked changes by saturday and also on sunday. we also have this area of high pressure over the desert southwest that's going to pull up some tropical moisture. right now it looks like the best chances of thunderstorms, though would remain over the sierra. and to the south of us. we'll keep a close watch on it here as we head through tomorrow with our radar. as we move through tomorrow morning's forecast. pretty typical here for september. we're back with some fog to start, not only at the coastline, but through the bay. some of those low clouds right up towards the north bay then

most of this clears back as we head through the afternoon. so that's going to ensure that temperatures start off pretty comfortable here with that foggy breeze. lots of 50s and 60s that will put us down to 64 here in the south bay over to san francisco, and the north bay could need a light jacket there with temps in the 50s as we head through the afternoon, more 80s and 90s than 100. so we're down a couple degrees tomorrow. i think it's going to be better for you. 90 here in san jose over to the east bay, 80 in oakland. then get out here to walnut creek, 98 antioch, 100 coastal areas in the 60s and then redwood city 86, san francisco 76. in the mission up towards the marina 65. and for the north bay napa at 94. so temps drop another 5 to 10 degrees by this weekend. but let's fast forward it into next week. i've been telling you about the chance of maybe some rainfall. the system is offshore by next tuesday. it breaks up by the time it gets here. but some rain just outside of the bay area by next wednesday. if anything, just exciting to see

after some of that heat we've went through most recently, and there's still a chance we are still several days out from that, so we'll keep a close eye on it. inland valley forecast 89 sunday. there we go on monday 87. that's going to be a lot more comfortable out there. yeah it will be nice a little warm for the beginning of the game and then it will cool down right. certainly. thank you jeff. all right. coming up former president trump cingom

will be in silicon valley next week. he's expected to headline a fundraising event in woodside hosted by the founder of siebel systems, tom siebel, and his wife. this will be followed by another fundraising event next day in salt lake city. mr. trump was last in the bay area back in june for a fundraiser in san francisco. okay, we have a visitor in half moon bay. a whale right there in the harbor. this is at pillar point. take a look. the whale was just hanging

out by the boat, swimming back and forth. the harbor masters believe the whale followed the food. they love anchovies. many people saw the videos online and came to try to catch a glimpse of the whale. and for those who live on the boats, they say they've never seen a whale inside the harbor before. he was quite spectacular. he was swimming over between the fuel dock and the vw, and he actually hit the vw. and then he was going all the way around, back and forth, right here in front of the fuel dock. pretty incredible to see this. here's some good news. the harbor masters say they don't believe the whale is stuck. they just think the whale will make its way out at some point tonight. maybe even tomorrow, when that tide rises. up next, what is on the menu this year at levi's? we're goingo give you a t

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the governor is turning to ai companies for some solutions for homelessness. here's our business and tech reporter scott budman. homelessness is a huge problem in california, a state that already spends billions of dollars a year to try and get people off the street. now the governor and a bay area ceo, hope ai, can help find answers where others have failed. i definitely has the potential to help solve this issue. and you know, in silicon valley, for the longest time, we've said, let's move fast and break things. but i think in this instance we can move fast to fix things. the idea actually comes from governor gavin newsom, who, without specifics, says he'll seek help from ai companies to fight homelessness. angela hoover says her san francisco based company is up to the challenge. a lot of what i can come and kind of step in is the data driven prevention and

intervention, with with predicting homelessness and actually helping folks before they get to that point. but is machine learning enough? homelessness is not a situation that can be fixed by technology. at least one homeless advocate says technology can make finding more housing more efficient. but the robots are not building housing. they're not building shelter. and, it you know, we that's really where the energy needs to be put. we need permanent funding sources. tech industry could help with that. governor newsom says his plan is to eventually use ai to better bring shelter and services to people who need it. he says his next step will be to reach out to ai companies for proposals on how to make that happen. scott budman, nbc bay area news. scott. thank you. we don't need ai for this story. no, we like food. fancy food like your type

of fancy food at the ballpark. fancy food. fancy food. okay, we got a sneak peak today. here are some of the highlights. chicken wings from starboard. very popular here in the newsroom as well. berkeley b-boy philly cheesesteak. love a good philly cheesesteak. kebab trolleys. falafel. now, levi's chefs say the goal is to keep it local while making sure that there is a tailgating vibe. well, as a chef, i always like to look what's in my backyard, look to what's popular, what's tradition. football, to me is about tradition. it's about really that go to like when you wake up in the you know, you're planning your weekend out for a tailgate. you want those like tailgate items, but you also want to make it signature to your to your you know, your team, right? okay. well, we're ready to go with the 49ers. the food does look good. wow. fans also have a new way to pay. yeah, donuts to you can also what they have at levi stadium now is frictionless checkout meant to give you more time in the stands, less time in line. so you grab your food, you grab your beer, and you do that kind of automatic automated checkout. oh, i love it. i could do one of

each of those. it looks good. jeff. final word for you before we go. temperatures are going to start to cool off over the next few days. weekend looking incredible. upper 80s low 90s. plenty of 80s next week. all right. thanks for joining us here at 930. we will be right back here live at 11:00. see you then i came to bayview hunter's point, where there was only one pediatrician to serve more than 10,000 children. daniel lurie said, i'm going to help. we opened a clinic for our most vulnerable children. i have worked shoulder to shoulder with him as we have brought solutions where people thought the problem was unsolvable. daniel doesn't take excuses. he holds himself accountable. and i know that he can do it for the city of san francisco.

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