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tracking the cooler temperatures, and when you can see rain in your neighborhood. but first, pizza and a protest. a fight over outdoor dining. now playing out in court. how the community is supporting the popular restaurant at the center of it. thanks for joining us. after big ten football, i'm gia vang, i'm terry mcsweeney. thanks for joining us on this special edition of nbc bay area news. people in castro valley are excited about a new pizza place opening at the marketplace food hall, but they're not happy they can't eat their slices of pie in the popular outdoor dining area known as the paseo. it's closed recently amid a legal battle over who has claimed to the space. nbc bay area's emma goss explains. signs like these are posted around the marketplace, encouraging people to join a petition to save the paseo. and over at the paseo, people brought their own tables and chairs to protest the lawsuit. saturday was opening day for slice house, castro valley's much anticipated new restaurant at the marketplace. food hall. so good. adding to

the excitement, a true homecoming for tony gemignani, the 13 time world pizza cup champion who founded the fast growing slice house franchise. he began his career in castro valley, working at pizano's pizzeria. you know, 33 years later, i'm back. but a month before opening at the marketplace. a surprise setback. then all of a sudden, a few weeks, four weeks before they're going to open, they say, oh, you can't have your outside seating. it's like 50% of the seating that they had is just gone. last month, slice house was named in a lawsuit brought by the castro valley investment group against all businesses and owners of the food hall. the suit claims the popular outdoor dining area, known as the paseo is privately owned space. last month, the court ordered all existing tables and chairs at the 60 person outdoor dining area to be removed while the case is pending. nbc bay area reached out to the attorney for the investment group, but did not hear back as the case moves

through the court. castro valley marketplace management is taking matters into their own hands, starting an online petition to save the paseo, which now has more than 3300 signatures. save the paseo is all about making sure that this place is for the community. it's a great space for families to come. outdoor seating, everyone to have a good time and a great sense of community. a co-owner of the food hall is fighting back in court too. i have at least three big legal documents that say we have to use the outdoor dining we are allowed to do it. so it's kind of like our rights are being taken away and without access to the paseo, they're worried they'll lose business too. there's little obstacles that you hit, like as an independent operator and this is one of them right here. but for the time being, community outcry is driving customers in not out, resulting in what gemignani projects to be his biggest opening day yet in castro valley. emma goss, nbc, bay area

news. turning now to our weather and we're taking a live look over the bay area from san francisco to san jose there. it has been a beautiful weekend so far, but changes on the way. yeah, we got let's see, cooler, windier, wetter. and then we're going to warm up something like that. rob is that right. summer to fall. there we go. summer 7-day forecast. but quite a u-turn on the way for tomorrow. we've got the fog around san francisco, clear skies into san jose, beginning to see inland areas starting to cool down as the winds pick up and notice the pattern shift for sunday. area of low pressure starts to drop in. that's going to first bring up the wind tomorrow, a breezy start to your sunday and look at these wind speeds by tomorrow evening through the san bruno gap. they're right near sfo and the east bay hills, 20 to 40 mile per hour wind speeds. so the wind and the clouds leading to a cooler sunday. now here's where things get interesting. typically, one of the driest times of the year, it's going to have two chances for rain here in the final week of summer. we've got one coming up on

monday and perhaps a better chance coming right there by wednesday. so a lot of wind to deal with for tomorrow. showers arriving monday, that second chance coming up midweek. we'll give you the timing on that and the expected totals and the warm up that's on the way for next weekend in our full forecast coming up in about ten minutes. all right, rob, we'll see you then. don't forget our nbc bay area app is a great resource to help you keep an eye out on the weather where you live. it is free to download on the app store or google play stores. the 49ers will be playing the next few games without one of their star players. christian mccaffrey. the running back placed on injured reserve today. mccaffrey has been dealing with an ongoing calf injury and achilles tendinitis since the start of training camp. he didn't play at the home opener last week against the jets, and the injured reserve status means he's not going to be playing for the next four games. he will be eligible to play next on week six. that's against the seattle seahawks. anthony flores is going to join us with the team's game plan moving forward. that's coming up a little bit later in sports. well, the planned

closure of an amtrak station in contra costa county is sparking protest. amtrak says it plans to close the antioch station and open a new one in oakley, but neighbors argue that is way too far. so. nbc bay area's alyssa goard was at today's rally, where demonstrators think they may have a chance at turning the tide. dozens of people gathered at the antioch pittsburgh amtrak station to protest its planned closure. the train has been very, very strategically important, especially since i've had an injury and i can't sit too long in a car. so on the train you can get up, walk around, go get something to eat. reporter. the stop is governed by the san joaquin joint powers authority, which says passengers faced issues there, including unhoused people staying at the station, with plans for a new oakley station six miles away. the joint powers authority said keeping both stations was not feasible from a schedule or railroad optimization standpoint, but neighbors have continued to protest. antioch

mayor lamar hernandez thorpe joined for the walking tour. there, he says, he's been talking to the joint powers authority about plans to keep the stop open. there'll be more conversations that we'll have to have as we will hammer out the details in terms of what's going to be needed to keep the train station open. but i feel confident that we are going to keep the station open and that we're on the right path to making sure that it doesn't go away. he says that will be discussed more at the board meeting on friday. we've reached out to the joint powers authority for comment and have not heard back. alyssa goard, nbc, bay area news. well, a man is recovering after being hit by a muni bus in san francisco. it happened just after 430 this afternoon near geary boulevard and masonic avenue. it's still not clear what led up to the crash or who was at fault. police say the man was taken to the hospital. he's expected to be okay. the crash is under investigation. more commotion than usual on a saturday morning at a north bay college campus. the school was apparently targeted by a vandal. this

happened about five this morning at the college of marin's indian valley campus. that's in novato. police and firefighters were called because a fire alarm was going off. they got there and they see flames in the hills behind the softball field. several windows were smashed along with lights and cars parked in one of the lots nearby. officers found the person they believe is responsible. the person was in a in a closed area of the campus, and he was walking away from from the area of the alarm. well, firefighters did put that fire out. right now, it's unclear if the fire was connected to the vandalism. no word yet on a motive for people. part of a retail burglary crew are now facing charges, accused of stealing more than $100,000 worth of items in san francisco and san mateo counties. police tracked their car to daly city and arrested two of the thieves when they exited the car at serramonte center. to others, they drove off, but eventually officers located them, driving in san francisco near 16th and bryant street. police arrested

three men and a woman. sfpd says it also recovered a gun and stolen items in that car. we have a heads up for people on treasure island and yerba buena island. you've got a power outage coming your way. there's going to be a planned power outage overnight. pg&e is going to turn off the power while they work on some lines in oakland. the outage will start just after midnight tonight. it's going to last until four in the morning. drivers in san francisco should expect some delays on i-80 next week, starting on monday. caltrans will be shutting down two eastbound and two westbound lanes on i-80. the closures will be between fourth and seventh street. crews will be making emergency barrier repairs, replacing railings damaged in car crashes. the lane closures will be every night next week from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. some say the future has arrived. you'll soon have a new self-driving option to get around san francisco. nothing like waymo. take a look at this robo taxi designed by bay area based company called zoox. it's owned by amazon, and today, zoox held an event downtown in san

francisco to its creation. guests got to sit in the car. check out the features. here's what it offers. no steering wheel, no pedals. no front seats. kind of like sitting in a train. instead, the seats face inward, holding four passengers. the car is designed to drive up to 75 miles an hour. it's a very unique experience. i mean, typically, like, i've been in the waymo's before where they're much more like normal cars where they have the driver's seat, the passenger seat, but this you go in there and it's all the seats facing each other. it's a very unique experience. now, if you want to hail a ride, you'll have to use the zoox app that zoox. then you set the destination, and then you confirm service is set to roll out in san francisco and las vegas. but zoox has not provided a timeline for that. well coming up, a gold medal winner gets a hero's homecoming in east bay. community celebrates their olympian. how she feels about her time in

paris. plus turning a ticket into a trend. the bart themed fashion show marking the end of an era. and we're watching cooler temperatures compared to 24 hours ago. 68in walnut creek. that might not be that far off from tomorrow's high temperatures, as the winds pick up in the clouds roll in. a look at some changes ahead in our forecast. when we come right back. streaming nbc bay area is fast, easy and free. just favorite us on all your streaming apps. get access to breaking news, weather and live events all around the bay area. anytime anywhere, on any device 24/7. you can also stream at nbcbayarea.com and our app for local news that's moving the bay area forward. start streaming nbc bay area. today. rising health care costs are squeezing californians. prop 34 will drastically cut the cost of

prescription drugs for medi-cal patients, permanently authorizing the state to negotiate lower prices, and 34 will stop the squeeze on taxpayers. two, requiring corporate pharmaceutical distributors spend their taxpayer funding on patient care. millions in cost relief for patients, millions in c why choose a mobile network built for places you'll probably never be... ...instead of for where you are most of the time? xfinity mobile was designed for where you need it most. now xfinity internet customers can buy one line of unlimited and get one free for a year. you add unlimited mobile xfinity, bring on the good stuf. i came to bayview-hunters 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, a big hometown celebration in walnut creek today for an olympic gold medalist who made history. that is 20 year old amit elor carrying an olympic flag through a crowd gathered at civic park this afternoon. hundreds came out to recognize the youngest american wrestler to ever win a gold medal. there were a host of leaders on hand to congratulate elor. she was also interviewed and took questions from the crowd. she says a whole experience has drastically changed her life and i truly i

constantly have to pinch myself to believe my life right now, to believe i'm sitting here in the park that i grew up playing in with all of you guys here today, you know, we're celebrating this, our olympic gold medal, and it's, it's amazing. so thank you for being here today with m. they must be so proud. our olympic gold medal. well, you know what? initially, walnut creek did not even have plans to honor her. but the community, they pushed for an official event. good job. community. today's gathering was a success, as you saw and laura, she was just so happy to be there. well, the g.o.a.t. is in the golden state. olympic gold medalist simone biles kicking off her gold over america tour this week in san diego. then the g.o.a.t. and other olympic champions will make a stop here in the bay area. stephen luke, from our sister station in san diego, sat down with biles and has an exclusive preview of the show. having had some time to digest what happened in paris, what stands out. it was so amazing.

we had one goal in mind, which was team competition, and we achieved just that. so i think it's defin we were so excited because we were gunning for that for so long, and we knew we could do it. so once it was all final said and done, we were like so ecstatic. simone biles regarded by so many as the greatest olympian of all time, she's used to showing off her skills in competition, but inside oceanside frontwave arena, there's no medals up for grabs, just pure entertainment. tell me about the differences in the way you prepare. oh my goodness for this one. i mean, obviously for an olympic games you're training those for years for this. we've had about two weeks of rehearsals coming in, learning the numbers, the dances, putting everything together on each apparatus to make it look cohesive, seamless and just beautiful and really just do what we do best is flip around and be artistic. and seven eight go for the gold over america tour. described as a pop concert style spectacle full of

athleticism and high energy choreography, launched back in 2021 after the tokyo olympics. now it's back in 30 cities spanning seven weeks. san diegans will be the first audience members to see the 2024 version, which gets underway monday and tuesday night. it's something that's never been done before. like this. we did it after 2021, but i think this year's show is going to be way, way better. along with biles, the show features six other team usa gymnastics olympians from the men's and women's squads, including jade carey and jordan chiles being on an olympic stage. compared to this, it's like it's a little more, you know, intense on an olympic stage. but here we're having fun, we're enjoying each other's moments and just enjoying the ride. yeah, we're just so close together on the bus for so long. like jordan said. so just making those friendships and those relationships growing stronger is just a lot of fun. a lot of fun. and we just know that these friendships will last forever. biles, who has 11 olympic medals, seven of them gold, could become the first ever

three time all around olympic champion if she competes in los angeles. four years from now. i think the question everyone wonders and the question you get all the time, what question am i going to ask you? are you going for 2028? i know that's what you guys are wondering. obviously, we're going to start off with this tour. we have 30 cities, 32 shows. let's focus on that. and then i think after this, we deserve a well good break. so then we'll see. answered like an olympian right there. all right. that was stephen luke reporting the gold over america tour kicks off with the events monday and tuesday in san diego. biles and the other gymnasts will be at the sap center in san jose a week from today. and there are we checked, still some tickets available. fantastic. dozens of people rolled up their sleeves in san jose today, and it was all for the bay area proud blood drive. who else could do a bay area? proud blood drive? then garvin thomas he hosted the drive along with stanford blood center. he's been doing that for

eight years now. this took place at the princeton plaza and wrapped up just a few hours ago. 92 people, 92, stopped by to donate blood. another 20 visited other stanford blood center locations to donate there. stanford says there's an urgent need for type o blood, and if you donate once, it has a potential to help three different people in need of blood. people forget. i think i was talking to gavin this morning, and since the pandemic, we've seen less donors coming in. and so i'm really hoping that this year is our year, that we kind of get back on track. now, those who participated got some pretty cool little perks. a $10 visa gift card, and they were entered into a drawing to win vip tickets for an usher concert. that sounds pretty cool. all right, well, dozens of puppies in training rode the ferry from the east bay to san francisco today. these dogs are in a program that trains them to be guide dogs for the blind. so a number of guide dog teams took

part in today's ferry trip, which included a shopping tour and lunch on the embarcadero. last month, a similar outing introduced the puppies to the bart system. organizers say the goal of all these experiences is to make sure the dogs are comfortable taking transportation and being in crowds and going wherever a blind or visually impaired person might want to go. we're preparing them to hopefully become guide dogs one day and getting them out and doing activities that they'll be doing with someone who's going to use a guide dog in the future is really important for them, so that they're comfortable in all different kinds of environments. they look like they're doing so well so far. all right. as much as the puppies are in training, passerbys are too. trainers say they often have to remind enthusiastic people to always ask before petting a guide dog, but they often gain volunteers for the program in this very same way. all right. taking the old and turning it into something new and fashionable. bay area students spent weeks transforming old paper bart tickets into outfits, and today they showed them off. i like it.

i gotta hand it to them. where do they come up? wow. high school and college students from four schools participated in the fashion show. this was at the rockridge station. students strutted down a runway, showed off their designs. look at this stuff. the show was called project runway a farewell to bart. paper tickets. this was a great idea to use these tickets. creative in this way. i would have been stumped. oh, man. that's awesome. yeah. all right, rob me out of here. yeah, we got winter. we got summer, we got spring. whatever you want. it's coming up this week. change will be a little bit abrupt tomorrow. we had 80s to near 90 inland around livermore today. tomorrow. 60s and 70s. but the big change will be the wind. it's going to be a bit of a breezy start, and it could be a gusty finish to your sunday. watching the wind, watching the clouds and two chances of showers between now and midweek. right now, 68 degrees san jose

also seeing 60s inland. we're at this time last night we were still in the mid 70s out towards the tri valley. we will see low clouds across those inland valleys by the morning, and you can see 68 degrees in walnut creek. also seeing seconds into san rafael now actually down to 59 degrees. low clouds there off to the south and lots of low clouds already across the bay. 57 currently in san francisco. so there's a look at the morning drizzle and low clouds. mid day break for sunshine. then the clouds come back in again. so mostly cloudy. midday sunshine back into the clouds as we head towards sunday evening. as we show you the temperatures tomorrow morning, mostly 50s across the board, but look how our inland highs really drop tomorrow near 70 in san jose now just mid 70s as you head down towards morgan hill inland the tri valley. today we said livermore was near 90. tomorrow 71 degrees 60s around oakland, san mateo mid 60s and windy. as we head towards the afternoon. you see downtown san francisco in the mid 60s and the north bay

seeing highs mostly in the 70s. so notice these wind speeds from morning into the afternoon 15 to 30mph. peak wind gusts tomorrow evening to just before 11:00 tomorrow night. then the wind speeds do start to come down as we head into monday morning. first chance of showers right there on monday. not a lot, but considering the average is zero, that's still significant. as we head into your monday morning commute. looks like the coast peninsula parts of the south bay seeing those scattered showers and then what's left of that should be mainly across some of the north bay hills and the inland hills into the afternoon, monday evening into tuesday is dry. so there you go. your monday chance of showers and highs staying in the 60s and low 70s. a break for tuesday and now wednesday. possibly a better chance for showers and you can see it here in the futurecast. the outlook for wednesday right now holds the best promise for measurable rainfall, as yet another system drops in. also notice the color coding. southern sierra has a winter

weather advisory in september above 8 to 9000ft. so there's your winter for you. then by thursday, skies start to clear. that starts to lift on out. and here is why we get back into summer by next weekend as high pressure builds back in. so a little bit of a roller coaster ride. windy and cooler tomorrow. some showers there on monday. better chance of showers wednesday. so if you include the sierra and all this, we've got fall tomorrow, winter weather advisory for the sierra. we got showers, which is highly unusual for september and then back to summer on the last day of summer, which is next saturday, fall officially starts next sunday, and every firefighter in the state is saying keep it coming. yes, whatever the weather, the showers that would be nice. thanks, rob. up next, the starliner astronauts share their story, how they feel about being stuck at the international space station. sunday night, the future is now. welcome to the future. caleb williams and the

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back to earth with an impressive milestone. we're talking about polaris dawn. spacex sent four people up into space on falcon nine rocket tuesday. the crew consisted of a billionaire philanthropist, a pilot and two engineers. on thursday, the crew completed the first ever commercial spacewalk. the goal of the spacewalk was to test out the company's spacesuits. polaris dawn is set to touch down in the gulf of mexico just after midnight. well, it is going to be a while longer before the crew is stuck at the international space station comes back to earth. their mission was supposed to be eight days. they're now on day 102, and the end is still months away. yeah. tonight the two astronauts are speaking out for the first time since nasa's decision to keep them in space until february. here's nbc's liz kurtz. it might not be what they expected, but the two astronauts stuck in space say they're on board with their new reality. this is my happy place. i love being up here in space. veteran astronaut sunny williams and butch wilmore, speaking with

reporters in their first press conference since learning their eight day mission to the international space station, would actually last more than eight months. smooth it wasn't what we expected. however, we were prepared. the duo first took off for space in june as the first crewed test of boeing's starliner. but after helium leaks and problems with starliner's propulsion system, nasa decided not to risk the astronauts making their return in it. the starliner made its way back to earth last week, landing safely as sunny and butch remain in orbit. we could have gotten to the point, i believe, where we could have returned on starliner, but we just simply ran out of time. with months to go now until they return on a spacex spacecraft in february, the astronauts say the hardest part is being away from family. you know, my daughters i'm going to miss most of her senior year in high school. and for sunny missing a taste of home. it was just talking to my family about that and some other

folks that it would be nice if somebody put a new england apple in a spacecraft that was coming up here. something that will be sent up their ballots. i sent down my request for a ballot today, as a matter of fact, and they should get it to us in a couple of weeks. and it's a very important duty that we have as citizens and looking forward to being able to vote from space, which is pretty cool. a dedication to mission and country. liz creutz, nbc news. she let her hair fly. she does. i love that. still ahead a family stuck inside an suv submerged in a canal. hear from the off duty first responder who jumped in to save them? it is a story you will only see on nbc bay area everyone needs to be prepared for wildfires and nbc bay area responds can help with a fire resource page on our website. just go to nbcbayarea.com. slash wildfire help and bookmark the page. there. you'll find a lot of good

advice, like what to put in your go bag. important insurance information, and much more. being fire ready means having a plan and our website is a great place to start. rising health care costs are squeezing californians. prop 34 will drastically cut the cost of prescription drugs for medi-cal patients, permanently authorizing the state to negotiate lower prices, and 34 will stop the squeeze on taxpayers. two requiring corporate pharmaceutical distributors spend their taxpayer funding on patient car. millions in cost relief for patients, millions in cost savings for taxpayers. yes, on 34 okay, 500 deluxe garden gnomes. wow. i only meant to order five. there's not enough money in my account for these. i'm gonna get charged. two things i just can't deal with. overdraft charges and garden gnomes. but you're bmo smart advantage checking account gives you an extra day to avoid an

overdraft fee. nice to see a bank cutting people some slack. oh, mistakes happen, and we give you time to correct them. so you don't like gnomes? what about that one? that one i like a lot. bmo hold on. this trip got me alaska gold, 75 k status. looks like i leveled up somewhere between san francisco and new york. i knew you earned miles faster than other airlines, but, like, okay, this is next level. i wonder if they'll take my photo and put it in every seat back on every airplane. i really hope fame doesn't change me. right now on nbc bay area news, a family trapped in a submerged suv. how a group of off duty first responders sprung into action to save them. plus calls to fix california's insurance crisis. the county asking for

the governor to issue a state of emergency and what that could mean for homeowners across the state and prices at the pump. you probably know they're going up. what's behind the spike and how california's gas prices compare to other states. thanks for joining us on this special edition of nbc bay area news. i'm gia vang and i'm terry mcsweeney. nothing short of a miracle. that's how the rescue of a family is being described. after their truck hit on 101 ended up in a canal inside the family trapped as the truck took on water and it was submerged. what happened next is almost unbelievable, as a number of off duty first responders rushed to help. nbc bay area's damian trujillo spoke exclusively to one of the rescuers. the pictures say it all. a truck with an entire family inside, submerged in a canal filled with water off highway 101. a couple of persons screaming, they need help. and i hear the screaming from the people under the water already. off duty san jose

firefighter antonio lopez just happened to be driving by when he saw what had happened. he and his brother, a firefighter in peru, jumped in first. they rescued the mom. then they learned there were children in car seats. so they dove in and i found the little arm of the baby. so somehow i figured out to pull out the girl. so it was another baby on the back was all the way down. so diving and would be capable to put out the baby. both of them was unconscious by that time. on duty and off duty chp officers joined the rescue, as did morgan hill police officers on the berm. at least two nurses and a surgeon who also just happened to be driving by performed cpr on the unconscious children. then antonio went back in with chp to get the unconscious father. we pulled the father aside. i started cpr on the father and then one pd jumped to continue the cpr. today, all four victims are said to be

doing fine. it's a miracle and it's very heroic. cal fire battalion chief tim mayne was at the scene and drove us to the very spot today. if they had not been able to get into that vehicle and get them out, we wouldn't have had a resuscitation to do. it would have been a body recovery, and we would have had to wait for a dive team and it would have been a very poor outcome. chief mayne says the heroic rescues and cpr saved lives that day. they brought him back to life. they brought him back from the dead. you saved four lives, i was part of the team. that's amazing. are you a hero? i think that and the world that we live in right now, if we want to survive, we all are heroes. humility is not in the duty manual. but antonio wears it as proudly as he wears his san jose fire patch. the fireman credits his heroic actions on the training he's received in the department. tonight, a family is still together, healthy thanks to

antonio and his team of good samaritans. damian trujillo nbc, bay area news. wow, what a remarkable story. damian. fantastic. all right, well, crews, they're getting some ground as the state's largest wildfire continues to burn. the ridge fire is burning in los angeles and san bernardino counties. it sparked sunday and has scorched nearly 54,000 acres. containment is up from 3% this morning to 5%. cal fire says resources are focused on the northern end of the fire, where air crews are dropping water near the communities of big pines and wrightwood, in addition to destroying dozens of structures. the fire has impacted brentwood's water. officials are warning residents not to drink or cook with tap water. all right. it may be a wildfire or a flood or an earthquake, but experts say there may come a time when the residents of your community will need to evacuate in sausalito today. first responders advise people on the best way to do that. what do you think about evacuating by bicycle? best case

scenario get in your car. safest but if that is not an option, we do say bike. sausalito police and southern marin fire brought the community together in dunphy park this morning, talking about what to do when the time comes to evacuate. the advice today? sign up for alert marin.org. follow the guidance you see there, including the best escape route to use. you can also sign up for alerts in areas other than where you live. we encourage you if you have loved ones or if you have individuals, schools and things of that nature. make sure to put their address in there too. so that way you are alerted about what's going on in their area. as for your pets, if you can't take them with you for whatever reason, leave a note on the door of your home telling responders where they can find those pets. the marin evacuation plans are based on a technology also used in sonoma, napa, san mateo, alameda and santa clara counties. they all have similar alert notification systems. northern california leaders are pleading with governor newsom to

declare a state of emergency not over a wildfire, but over the state's insurance crisis. recent wildfires have deeply compounded the issue, making it hard for homeowners to find insurance. a survey by placer county in july showed more than half of homeowners insurance policies were either not renewed or renewed at a much higher premiu. so this week, placer county supervisors took action. they passed a resolution asking newsom, the insurance commissioner, and the legislature to take immediate action to improve the home insurance process. it comes after state farm, california's largest home insurer, requested an unprecedented rate hike rate hike. turning to decision 2024, former president donald trump traveled to nevada today thanking a police officer's group in person for endorsing him. this afternoon, mr. trump made a visit to members of the las vegas police protective association. they endorsed the former president's bid for the white house and also backing nevada's gop senate candidate, sam brown. mr. trump took

questions while at the event, telling the crowd he did not know about bomb threats in springfield, ohio, after his unsubstantiated claims that immigrants were eating pets there. i don't know what happened with the bomb threats. i know that it's been taken over by illegal migrants, and that's a terrible thing that happens. springfield was this beautiful town, and now they're going through hell. it's a sad thing. i'm not going to happen with me. this comes a day after the former president's visit to the bay area for a fundraiser for democratic presidential nominee kamala harris. in virginia tonight, harris is attending the congressional black caucus foundation's annual phoenix awards gala. president biden also at that event, held in mount vernon. mr. biden delivered a speech that touched on many topics from the environment to generational wealth. harris opened her comments by saying it has been the honor of a lifetime to serve as his vice president. she went on to deliver a hopeful speech for the future, similar to her recent campaign speeches. we are

not going back. we are not going back. no, we will chart a new way forward. we together have a vision of a future for our country where no person has to go broke just because they got sick. the annual event recognizes people who have made significant contributions to society while uplifting and empowering the global black community. okay, we mentioned springfield, and tonight the ohio community is on edge after former trump's unsubstantiated accusations about haitian immigrants. hospitals in the city have received a bomb, received bomb threats, and a planned community meeting was canceled over security concerns. here's nbc's maggie vespa. reporter tonight. springfield, ohio reeling from new threats earlier this week targeting schools and government buildings. today sending two hospitals into lockdown, both a

false alarm. and tonight, an in-person meeting at a haitian community center canceled because of security concerns. the mounting chaos here, fueled by a false stomach churning conspiracy theory that haitian immigrants are stealing and eating people's pets, something city officials say there is no evidence of. despite that, republican vice presidential nominee jd vance tweeting a number of times this week about springfield. today, retweeting an unverified video that amplified false rumors of immigrants cooking cats while former president trump, they're eating the dogs has made the baseless claims a campaign trail staple. and i'm angry about illegal haitian migrants taking over springfield, ohio. springfield officials blasting the rhetoric, saying the city's haitian immigrants are there legally, but adding tensions have been mounting around a large recent influx, roughly 15,000 drawn by manufacturing jobs. but some springfield residents say that's put a

strain on resources. i'm angry that foreigners are using up the resources that were set up for the americans that reside here now. many haitians telling nbc news they're afraid for their safety and keeping kids home from school. i was talking to my friend like recently and said one of the guy, one of the haitian guy, got punched on his eye. so that's one thing we got to have to work on it. and tonight, the woman behind a facebook post credited with launching the baseless rumor is speaking out to nbc news. erika lee says her claim that a neighbor's missing cat may have been taken by haitian neighbors was wrong. now saying she had no firsthand knowledge of any such incident. the neighbor quoted saying lee misinterpreted the story and the cat was actually owned by an acquaintance of a friend. lee telling me i messed up royally and quote, i had no intention whatsoever to cause any of this disgusting hate on anyone of any race, color or religion. you know your pets are safe in springfield, ohio. i

can't even believe i have to tell you or anybody else that, but that's the fact. well, gas prices are falling across the country, but not if you live here in california. triple a says the national average for regular unleaded is 324 a gallon, and it's expected to drop lower. but california's average is now at 476 a gallon. that is up $0.10 from last week alone. experts say it's because supply is low due to refineries conducting routine maintenance, because there is a crunch of supply, because new gas isn't being made at some facilities. it means gasoline prices go up. so they do this right now because this is after that summer driving surge. it's a lull before the holidays happen. okay. once that maintenance work is complete. gas prices are expected to trend down again, but it's a different story for many other parts of the country. gas prices have dropped below $3 a gallon in 17 states for the first time in over three years, experts say. the dip is due to a lower global demand in gas, specifically in china. less people traveling during the fal.

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singer, performed today you can see him standing with his purple guitar right there in front of his custom designed 1952 car. not only that, author ricardo cortez read from his book called the abcs of lowriding. organizers say this is the museum's first time celebrating hispanic heritage month this way. the new generation of kids coming up, they want to show them this rich tradition of, you know, taking pride in these beautiful cars that have been around for so, so long. there's cars here that are from the 40s and even from, you know, earlier than that. a handful of lowriders and owners will be at the museum every saturday for the rest of the month, and a number of fiesta patrias celebrations are happening around the bay area tomorrow, including one hosted by our cinthia pimentel. yeah, in redwood city right there. cynthia, there will be food, arts and crafts vendors and a traditional flag ceremony conducted by consul general de mexico. all happening tomorrow at courthouse square at 3:00.

coming up. getting ready for their new neighbors. how small businesses are preparing for the a's. move to sacramento. and sunday's forecast could be summed up with this. as you can see, wind speeds will be the big story tomorrow. cooler temperatures and shower chances in this last week of summer. we'll give you the timing and the details on that when we come right back. it's been amazing to be a part of clear the shelters for ten years now. can you believe it? ten years in a row. happy anniversary. clear the shelters. gracias. area de la bahia por todo tu amor y apoyo. because of you. bay area. more than 30,000 pets have found loving families and happy homes. feliz aniversario ocupados. so many families are adopting pets and getting the chance to change their lives, and there's still time to make a difference. donate now until september 30th. rising health care costs are squeezing californians. prop 34

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connecting with the with the a's and the river cats to figure out how we can even participate in in their games. community leaders say they're currently working on a grant program to help out those small businesses. all right. rob mayeda is here now. and rob, we are talking about all kinds of weather the next couple of days. you know, i was thinking about it's a sign we're actually getting closer to fall. the 7-day forecast goes to these wild swings. or in this case, it's going to be a weekend. we had summer-like temperatures today. and we'll look at some of those highs because we're going to be anywhere near those highs likely tomorrow for inland locations, especially concord and livermore, we manage mid to upper 80s today. a little bit above the average san francisco is chilly though. if the wind. 64 degrees today. san jose 83. 80 is going away tomorrow. mostly 60s and 70s, even across the inland valleys. right now, 65 degrees in san jose. as you head over to walnut creek, that's a big change now down to 63 degrees. and the fog and low

clouds already across the bay. 57 in san francisco. and here's the source of the clouds we're going to see tomorrow. notice areas of drizzle for the morning. so it's going to be a cloudy start, a bit of a break out to sunshine around midday. and then more clouds come in during the afternoon. the bigger story though is you're about to see will be the wind. so tomorrow morning we start off in the 50s, but unlike previous days where these temperatures warm up nicely heading into the afternoon, not the case tomorrow. look at livermore 69 degrees, dublin 67 tomorrow, near 70, in san jose, mid 60s in san francisco. those cooler temperatures through the dublin grade and the san bruno gap there, near san mateo, a sign that we're going to be dealing with some strong westerly winds tomorrow. notice these speeds during the day from about late afternoon to about 10:00 tomorrow night. that's probably the peak of these winds, 20 to 40mph, wind speeds coming down a bit as we head into monday morning, but also coming down monday morning could be more of these scattered showers. you see that for early monday around the

santa cruz mountains and south bay, and a few more popping up around some of the hilltops for the afternoon. better of the two shower chances actually comes in as we head towards wednesday, so the three day outlook keeps these fall-like temperatures in place for monday. the chance of those showers monday tuesday right now is a little warmer and dry. sort of in between weather systems. and then now wednesday back into the chance of showers. probably a better chance. what you see here, what's going on for wednesday? another system dropping down perhaps if a little more moisture over the bay area. and the color coding shows you for the southern sierra above 8000ft, there's a chance of snow showers at times that will begin to lift on out as we head towards thursday. so there's your winter weather and fall weather. and as we head towards next weekend, high pressure builds in putting us back into summer like weather. quite a run here in the next seven days. got wind to deal with tomorrow. showers monday, then the better chance of showers rolling in as we head into wednesday, and then we go from 60s and 70s tomorrow to 80s

and 90s next weekend, which is the last full day, officially of summer next saturday, as we move into fall the following sunday. all right. here come the changes, rob. thank you. anthony florez joining us now for a little bit of sports and a little medical report while we're at it. rest. yes. rest will do cmc well and the 49ers. yeah. the 40 niners officially replaced christian mccaffrey on injured reserve because of his calf strain and achilles tendinitis. so how many games will the all-pro running back missed? stick around and find out. sports is next. summer in the bay area. looks like this. occasionally it can also be this. and sometimes it looks like this and more. and more it's looking like this. when you need to know what's happening, turn to nbc bay area microclimate weather certified most accurate eight years in a

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during thursday's practice. he's eligible to return on october 10th, which is week six against seattle on thursday night football, but there's no guarantee he'll be ready to go by then. that means jordan mason will be the featured running back. he rushed for 147 yards and a touchdown on 28 carries against the jets, filling in for cmc in week one. he's been a workhorse for us for a number of years and he's been waiting for an opportunity. he finally got it. i had no idea that he had that many carries. i had no idea that that's the most we'd given it to one guy. you know, i know we've had over 40 carries before, so i was kind of surprised no one's gotten that much. then when it was all said and done, i was like, wow, he got 28 carries and never felt like he was tired and bobby never rotated him. and i'm glad he didn't because it helped us win and he did a hell of a job with it. all right. expect to see plenty of mason a little deebo in the backfield. college football san jose state against kennesaw state. down three nothing after one. then nick nash takes over. the senior receiver hauls in. get this a

school record 17 catches 225 yards and three touchdown receptions. the spartans beat the owls 31 to 10 san jose state improves to three zero to baseball. giants and padres at oracle park. 49ers hall of famer patrick willis throwing out the first pitch just a bit outside. but you know what? he loves it. he's flexing. so was xander bogaerts. he muscles a solo home run to left. the giants are shut out for the third game in a row. final eight to nothing heartbreak for the a's on the road in chicago down a run with the bases loaded in the top of the ninth. zack gelof singles to left the tying run scores, but the go ahead run is out at the plate. the a's thought the catcher blocked the plate. the home ump says, he's out. you know what's coming next. bottom line the white sox walk it off. andrew benintendi with a solo home run. the sox beat the a's by the final of 7 to 6. noho get

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corgi con's 10th year in the bay, and many say they just can't get enough of those little cute dogs. corgis are personality. they're a stubborn little pup. we've got a little tri colored and he's the boss of the house, even over the other dogs. and it's just their personality is just outgoing. they're energetic. they are very popular dogs. if you missed corgi con oh, there's one with the costume. i was waiting for that. it's going to return next summer and fall, and you can also hang out with the short legged pups at stumpy con in april, and a beautiful day for corgi con as it was, but it's not going to last. no, it was good. it was today because the wind may cause problems with those costumes tomorrow we've got. and the fur? yes, the wind picking up tomorrow. shower chances monday. one more chance. wednesday then going back to summerlike temperatures by the start of next weekend. man, that is all over the place. it is that variety. he's the guy you like. all right. thanks for joining us. we'll be back at 11. see you then. scratchers

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