right. let's get right now at eight cal football in the national spotlight. a look at the hype surrounding the big game and the student bringing home a huge prize. plus, scorching temperatures baked the bay area. the heat advisory just extended. and how it could impact the 49ers game. and scary moments when shots are fired on a north bay freeway. the rideshare driver in the hospital. why his wife believes he may have been targeted. good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm gia vang and i'm terry mcsweeney. it is a hot night

across the bay area. taking a live look at dublin. it's in the mid 80s right now, but it was in the triple digits just a few hours ago. yeah. let's get over to cinthia pimentel for a look at the current temperatures. cynthia, i see a lot of 80s behind you. a lot of 80s. and that's the story for a big part of the bay area. if you live out towards tracy, though still in the mid 90s, i'll tell you why. some numbers are a little different. pay attention to our coastline. the presence of a very shallow marine layer dropped those temperatures and made it feel just a touch cooler. right now. some readings coming in at 58 in santa cruz, 69 half moon bay, and to some mid 50s in point reyes. so if you're along the coast, you definitely felt a little bit of relief as the day went on. we beat some records though for today. let me show you. san rafael came in at 106. the last time. it was very warm back in 2014. in the 90s, oakland museum at 97 and 99, in redwood city. and we're going to continue with this relentless heat as we plan our sunday in the bay area. some

of those plans might have to be moved to the earlier part of the morning or later on at night, as that dangerous heat continues with the heat warnings, and that will go until 11 p.m. as we go on into wrapping up the weekend. so i'll show you the map. the hottest temperatures on the board, and one will finally talk about relief. back to you guys. cynthia, thank you very much. she was just talking about moving events around to deal with the heat. how about this in the south bay, willow glen high school moved their football games to this morning to try to avoid the scorching temperatures of this afternoon. parents told us they were relieved to hear about the change. happy that the school put the students health and safety first. it's a pretty warm day today, and so if the kids can enjoy the game without, you know, being, you know, dehydrated, i think it's a good thing. okay. one game that's not going to be moved is the 49ers game. so if you're planning on going tomorrow, it's going to be a scorcher. it is likely to be the hottest 49ers game ever at levi's stadium. head coach kyle shanahan asked the nfl if the

niners could wear their all white uniforms, but they were denied a reminder. for all of those fans out there. stay hydrated. probably want to wear a hat. and do not forget you can track the heat while you're on the go by downloading our nbc bay area weather app. it is free in the apple and google play store. justin. tonight, one person is dead in a suspected road rage crash in the north bay. it happened around two this afternoon in rohnert park up in sonoma county. chp tells us two cars were driving southbound on stony point road. that's when one driver rammed their car into the other. that driver lost control, went into another lane where it was hit by a car going the opposite way. chp says three people were in the car that was rammed by the suspect. a woman died and a man and child taken to the hospital. the other person driving northbound also taken to the hospital. it's unclear what happened to the suspect who allegedly started this whole thing. the incident is still under investigation. shocked and asking why the wife

of a rideshare driver shot on a north bay freeway early this morning is speaking out. she says she thinks the shooting could be related to a recent crime at a gas station, that her husband was not involved in. here's nbc bay area's christie smith. he did not deserve this. not my husband. this bay area woman did not want her face shown, but is sharing her story. she says her husband was on his way to pick up a rideshare fare when he was shot and wounded this morning, along interstate 780. the guy see him decided to pull up, roll down his window and started shooting. my husband. she says he still has a bullet lodged in his leg as he recovers her husband of 30 years that she describes as a hardworking husband and father and grandfather. but when they said he was shot, i was in shock because shot. what are you talking about? recently, she says her husband pulled up to a pump at a vallejo gas station at

the wrong time. a crime had just occurred. he was not involved and police pulled up to police. they questioned my husband. they. they found out, you know, he's just an innocent guy. hard working guy, doing his job. let him go. days later, she says her husband went back for gas and spoke briefly with what they believe to be an owner who explained the gas station was robbed. she said they left on a cordial note. then this morning their world changed. she believes her husband may have been followed and the guy rolled, you know, looked at him. he said the next thing he knows, he started shooting and he said, i will never forget you. he said it was the owner's face. he says, you can never forget. we asked why she thought this happened. i keep asking myself that question because the only thing i can possibly say is because he thought that my husband, he has to think that my husband had something to do with this robbery or whatever this. but my question is this whoever robbed you, you want to take

their life. we reached out to vallejo police but haven't heard back yet. we also reached out to the chp for more information. so far, they say they are investigating and say a victim was driving between glen cove and columbus parkway this morning when another car drove up and someone fired several shots into the vehicle and one person was hurt. tonight, there is no word if anyone has been arrested or is in custody. christie smith, nbc, bay area news. a carjacking and police chase ended in an arrest in santa rosa this weekend. a woman driving a silver minivan stopped near third and sonoma avenue around 8:00 last night. a man jumped into that vehicle and told her to drive. she did not. she jumped out and she ran. but that man, he jumped into the driver's seat and he drove. he drove off with her car. ended up creating chaos on highway 101. he was driving south in the northbound lanes. the carjacker eventually pulled over and ran away on foot. officers ended ended up catching up with him, and then asked the woman if they

had caught the right suspect and then arrested him. santa rosa resident ryan humphries, now facing several felony charges, incapable, incompetent and not qualified. those are the accusations being levied against embattled alameda county district attorney pamela price. today, police officers unions in alameda county announced their unanimous support for price's recall. members of law enforcement gathered with families of crime victims and the leaders of the recall campaign. the unions blasted price for creating what they call a revolving door of a justice system. a sentiment that is at the heart of the recall effort. her ideology and her way to empower the criminals, especially those who are serious killers. criminals repeat offenders, and they're releasing them back to our community, our city, our county, hurting every one of us. price responded with a statement, reading in part blaming me for decades of

failure that took place under the influence of these police unions is both misleading and a disservice to the voters who have been calling for reform. we are hearing from the former superintendent of santa clara county schools just days after she was fired. doctor mary ann dewan was the keynote speaker at nami walks silicon valley. the event is a fundraiser for nami santa clara, which funds free programs to help people who are dealing with mental illness. more than a thousand were expected at san jose's history park for the event. we did ask dewan about her firing. she did not comment. she said she couldn't comment about it. she told us she came out today to support a cause very close to her. when i participated in nami walks, i think about our son that we lost and i wanted to be here because i think it's really important to raise awareness and to create space where people can talk about mental health and wellness and where we can start to destigmatize asking for help. at last, check, nearly $230,000

had been raised on their way to a goal of 300,000. this is the group's only fundraiser of the year. well, like we mentioned, dewan did not comment on the events surrounding her being fired, but she told that she wants to continue being a leader who serves the community. no reason was given for dewan firing, but a source tells us it involves concerns we reported on here at nbc bay area last summer. federal monitors probed the office over whether it misused funds meant for head start programs. our investigative reporter, candice nguyen, also spoke to a whistleblower who accused the office of retaliating against head start staff for coming forward. well, a heads up for drivers in san francisco. caltrans has shut down the central freeway connector ramp on northbound 101 heading into the city. crews are making emergency repairs to the freeway rails. the detour is at the seventh street offramp, and caltrans is warning drivers that there may be significant delays. the ramp is expected to be open at 5:00 monday morning. thousands of fans packed the

campus of cal berkeley this morning. espn college gameday was in town for the first time ever. hordes of students and fans began lining up around midnight at berkeley's memorial glade park. they were hoping to be part of the crowd for college game day. this was the scene on campus around six this morning when pregame coverage began. you can see how packed the crowds were. some holding signs, some holding flags. the morning festivities put the cal bears into the national spotlight. some say the team is entering a new era of football. i'm an alumni and you know, he's become a huge fan of cal and just kind of through my association and an opportunity like this and come out and see college game day for the first time was pretty cool. it's going to be a tough one. but, you know, i think we were just up there and coach wilcox is out there. i mean, i can't imagine being a cal football player waking up to see this. i mean, you got to be pretty motivated. one espn broadcaster said the crowd ranked among the top 5% ever for college game day in berkeley, california. you got

it. hey. guys, that was that part of the reason he ranked it. because this was amazing. i think so. this was a moment a cal student walked away with $100,000. that's why you saw that reaction. that was danielle villasenor drilling a 33 yard field goal on espn's college gameday. villasenor missed his first field goal for $75,000. wearing vans. right. so the game day crew gave him one more shot, upping the stakes to $100,000. that's his miss right there. yeah, but then you saw he got the $100,000. he was setting him up. he was setting him up, right. they also said they throw in another 100 k donation for hurricane helene relief. now, the video went viral on social media, many in disbelief that he kicked the field goal. as terry said in vans. yeah, those vans shoes are going to be so popular they might be calling him soon. all right. we just spoke with danielle tonight on the cal

campus, by the way. alyssa goard did, and she'll introduce you to him at 11 and nbc bay area's anthony flores will have more on the game coming up in sports. i can't wait to hear from him. that's going to be good. coming up, a power outage shuts down a san francisco attraction. the confusion it caused tourists and when tours will start back up. plus, alameda hosts its first filipino island festival. a look at the festivities and the history behind its location. and believe it or not, still in the 80s at this hour, through the city as well as over on in livermore, some signs of cooling as we go up into santa rosa. this check 82 degrees right now. we could be making history tomorrow in some parts of the bay area for game day. we'll talk about that.

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firefighters say forward progress has been stopped. today's focus was on securing control lines and knocking out hotspots inside the perimeter. tonight, containment stands at 30%. power has been restored at one of san francisco's biggest tourist attractions. this after a power outage, affected trips to alcatraz. started the trouble. started in thursday. thousands of visitors hoping to tour the historic prison have been disappointed. today, many continue to show up expecting to catch the ferry, but nope. attempts to notify them of the cancellations didn't reach them. our boat is supposed to be at 10 to 5. 450 but we just arrived now and we got told it was canceled. but we did get sent an email this morning, but it went straight to my junk. so obviously only now finding out alcatraz relies on a solar panel array and diesel generators for power. how's that for a mix? crews were able to restore power this afternoon and tours do resume tomorrow. well, it is

filipino american heritage month, marking the first recorded arrival of filipinos to the u.s. in october of 1587. it was in california by the way, and in the bay area today, alameda just wrapped up the first filipino island festival was held in a space that has a lot of history for the group in the area, say lupang hinirang. that was the opening ceremony for the inaugural filipino island festival at alameda point today. it was a warm day, but many still came from near and far, some visiting from central valley towns. it was all to celebrate the filipino culture, entertainment and of course the food. there were about 90 vendors and organizers say they are thrilled they were able to pull this off at a former taxiway for the old naval base, where historically many filipinos were stationed or worked from organizers to vendors to attendees. everyone was ready to celebrate and share the culture for us to just to help show off their food and their, their, their what is the

community and stuff like that. so it's always it's always good to support. it's fun. it's like people learning about like my accessories and stuff and the foods that you know, are part of the philippine heritage. i have like holoholo earrings. these are like ube cakes. and this is a philippine ice cream. in some places they actually call this day of self-determination. you know? so that's the message that we want to put out. so you can do anything you want because they've done it already before and you can even do it better now. everybody, how are you today? cynthia bonta son, by the way, is state attorney general rob bonta, the first person of filipino descent in the post. he also helped welcome the crowd. and organizers tell us they hope to do this again next year. okay, so very, very hot out there. but there was so much good food and there were ice cream, refreshment drinks like it was amazing. the crowd that

came for the first. it's so nice to see, you know, coming together for culture, no matter if we're all just melting out there. what a great event. lots of umbrellas, lots of umbrellas, lots of umbrellas. i'm happy about that. as we kept the just the heat of the day away, and that is continuing as we go on into tonight, yet another night of using the fan. the ac to try and get some rest. if your plans include just laying low on this saturday night 80s across the board from santa rosa to pleasanton, south san francisco, 8386. right now in san jose, it was definitely a hot day. we're going to keep track of the potential for some more records as the weather service publishes those overnight. join me in the morning to see if we got anything else. now, as far as the heat, we are also looking at another spare the air alert for tomorrow, just day after day this week. it's been extended, so if you're respiratory issues are something that you keep track of tomorrow, maybe the day to again stay inside. or if you do want to get out, find a

friend to carpool with so we can keep that air as clean as possible. it will be a mild start to our sunday plans. if you can't sleep because of the heat, just get out the door and do those plans early. it will be warming very quickly as we go on into the noon hour. some seconds for our valleys mid 70s to 80s already in the city and into the afternoon. another day with some temperatures in the triple digits. our typical spots out there towards the east bay and concord down into gilroy 90 here in san jose mid 90s will continue with those toasty temperatures along the peninsula as well. for some 80s and up into wine country could be a day where we see that century mark once again. now, speaking of century marks and speaking of something that could be possibly historic, here will be levi's stadium for the big game. now, as we go on and walk into the stadium sweating already. so i suggest flip flops, light layer, hats, sunscreen, water, you name it. now, if you're going to sit in the stands, watch for third, fourth quarter. that's where we could get to that triple digit

mark. it's going to be uncomfortable and it will continue to be very hot into the evening as well. as you wrap up the weekend in the south bay. now, as far as when that relief is going to come, i promise the only way out is through. and as we go on into about monday tuesday, we're going to see some systems out to our west that are going to bring in a little bit more of that sea breeze. finally, people in san francisco are naturally see is going to come back on. we're going to get a little bit more of that cloud cover. and temperatures are finally going to start to drop. so i know the 100 is the upper 90s are still very hot. but look at that. we trend a little bit cooler as we go on into tuesday and the rest of the week. i think it should still be a, you know, gorgeous weekend in san francisco. as we get ready to talk about fleet week of course, we'll watch for the potential of some fog developing, but i think that is stunning for the rest of the week. trending from some upper 80s, the 100 seconds we saw this week back down into the 60s. by the middle of next week,

a reminder that fleet week is almost upon you. yeah, that's a fantastic week. all right, cynthia, thank you. still to come, a popular rapper cancels his tour. why the childish gambino says he needs time away from the stage. hi, guys. i'm nate bargatze and i'm hosting saturday night live this week with musical guest coldplay. a

usko the rapper, who is known by his stage name childish gambino, initially postponed his september show at the san francisco chase center. well, he said, it was because he was hospitalized for a health issue. yesterday, he officially called off all remaining tour dates for the year. glover said he has scheduled surgery and needs time to heal. it is not clear why he is having surgery, but he assured fans on social media that refunds would be offered. shoppers in east san jose got

free health screenings. today is all for a health fair hosted by our sister station telemundo 48. the event was also organized by the county health department and the mexican consulate in san jose. it was meant to kick off by national health week, which raises awareness for health care challenges facing latinos in the u.s. and canada. so shoppers at eastridge got to escape the heat. that's a big plus. and check out live music and dancers along with a health resource fair. one of the things that we recognize in the latino community in particular, are the health conditions some inherited, some that we attribute to our lifestyles. and this is a moment every year where we can talk about healthy lives and well-being. several other health related events are going to take place throughout the rest of the week. this is the 20th annual binational health week kickoff event held in the bay area. and i'm anthony flores at memorial stadium in berkeley, cal, with a golden opportunity to elevate the program in front of a national

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i'm anthony flores at memorial stadium here in berkeley. it's an awesome scene with cal taking on undefeated miami in the golden bears first acc home game. you know it. you tell a story. you tell a whole, this is bad. ted chen. it's already been a historic day on campus. cal fans showing up and showing out for espn's college game day before the sun came up. it's the first time in school history game day has come to berkeley. why all the buzz? well, the hurricanes are five zero and ranked eighth in the country and lead the fbs in scoring. the golden bears are three and one and getting it done with defense. cal leads the nation with ten interceptions and is one of only four teams yet to

allow more than 14 points in a game this season. this is also a golden opportunity for to cal elevate their program by earning just their second win over a top ten team since the 2004 season. i think with justin and his coaches have done the last few years and the players has been phenomenal, and it's kind of cool to see that they're finally being recognized. and it is a gorgeous day on the farm in stanford. the cardinal hosting virginia tech for their first acc home game. second half cardinal reaching into their bag of tricks with the halfback pass. it's a touchdown. but it was stanford's only score of the game. virginia tech wins it 31 to 7. gaugh sunisa steph cutts back door. perfect. draymond green and steph curry looking in midseason form. the warriors tipping off the nba preseason in hawaii against the clippers. curry scored nine points in limited action. all right to the drama. final seconds dubs down but not out. lindsey waters buries the three ball game. warriors beat the clippers by a

point 91 to 90. back out here at memorial stadium where cal a big opportunity and a great night for the golden bears. if they can hand miami their first loss of the season. i'll have highlights on the news at 11:00. in berkeley. anthony flores nbc bay area. okay, barbie will be celebrating the festival of lights this year. mattel launching a new limited edition diwali barbie doll. her festive look was created by indian fashion designer anita dongre. the doll's outfit features traditional indian elements, including a cropped top, a floral vest and a patterned ankle length skirt. her outfit is accessorized with gold bangles and shimmering earrings. i've seen this. it looks gorgeous. i've been posting this all over my social media. i got to say, barbie has come a long, long, long way right since she first hit the scene. let's talk weather, let's talk record heat. let's talk record heat. possible for tomorrow, especially at levi's. bu w