on air. nightbeat dot tv on-line. two big fires in the bay ar breaking out at the same ti. this is night beat on air. 2 big fires in the bay area breaking out at the same time. that plus all the day's top stories in tonight's 2 minute mix. >> donations destroyed in santa clarra. fire torch trucks full of charity gichlts. >> closing items and electronics. >> no one was hurt. metal yard inferno. fire tore through azure drive this afternoon. smoke could be seen for miles.

today he pleated getty. >> he was aware of the conduct and he allowed it to continue. >> that scheme led to a massive meet recall. lawmakers driving drunk. troopers say the san diego democrat failed a field subright test. suing stran over a deadly police -- san francisco. the officer shot and killed their son. >> they're here to protect and serve, not take our lives. national guard is clearing out after two nights of peaceful protest. the demonstrations started after an offer shot and -- officer shot and killed michael brown.

three black people are going to hear evidence on the case. isis militants could attack america at any time. >> it is the most violent organization we have ever seen. >> we come after you if you come after americans -- whenever you are. people in the area are asked to keep the windows shut and stay inside. joe? >> reporter: they've been at tit for more than six hours. they are still working on this fire. the heavy machinery is taking up pieces of giant scaps of metal and trying to get to the source of the fire. a fire investigator told me the fire started in the middle of this scrap, at the recycling

yard. it burned for saefshl hours. fire fighters were able to keep the flames from spreading. the burning met swlt other debris sent thick black smoke in to the air. the fire department decided to bring in a hazardous team. they asked people to shelter in place. the fire appears to be in control. fire crews will remain here for the next couple of days. this is what we'll be seeing for some time now. they are picking up pieces of metal. they are trying to get to the bottom of this, find out what caused the fire and put out any little hot shot. they believe this area is save. tonight the stadium has a

brand new field, but the tougher troubles are not over. an dria tells us about the game delays. >> reporter: wee not just talking about the 49ers. their game here has been moved to another facility and they're not the only ones. at levi stadium the 49ers are busy rolling out to new green carpet. the turf was mess said up after game one. >> as far as diving in to this and peeling back the onion -- what for? we are getting agnew field in. -- getting a new field in. it will be in there by sunday. >> reporter: it won't be good for the friday night lights. it looks like the 49ers will be protecting their turf until the

regular season starts. >> they need time for that turf to repair itself. it's actually good news for the high school. the opponent is no longer man ticka high school but sanla clarra high. >> it's a good thing we'll play sanla clarra. it worked out for thes them and for us. weeven rr beat them in the last years. >> it tooking the breath out of me when i just found out -- the wrong date was printed. >> reporter: the 49ers say they will haunther tickets that are honored on the 29th, they will honor those on the 10th. >> i'm curious about the turf.

how often dhuz get ripped out. >> reporter: it seems surprising here because it's a brand news stadium. but days before the rose bowl they ripped it out in pasadena. >> so not that uncommon. it was the original friday night light's ledge nl. there was a movie about pittsburgh football team opened. icate. >> reporter: as you can tell by the large marquee behind me, the movie is playing right now. it's bringing out a lot of home town pride. it's more than just a football story. >> i was just so moved, and everything in it is whattop is. >> reporter: the game substantials tall is about over coming heart break through inspiration. >> the heart of the story was the narrative of this man's journey with his family and

school and the player's journey how they had to overcome adversity. >> reporter: the story follows the team's struggle after a record breaking game winning streak. we got a interview with the coach. >> it's the process to get to winning and putting yourself into a position where win sg possible. >> it's nice to know on a national level what the school and the brother hood is about. >> reporter: first the coach didn't want all this attention. >> people are saying this is a good story to tell and to role with it -- that's what i'm doing. >> reporter: as far as having a

famic ather play him. >> that's a good thing. >> reporter: back to you, veronica. the name came from coach himself. he did an interview and told neal there were a lot of intangibles in football. and that's what makes that game it's those intangibles that happen when the game substantials tall. okay, kate. thanks. coming up next, a mysterious device being used to steel cars. that story in 60 seconds. ,,,,,,

trick up the sleeves of thi. crooks found a way to bust cars without smashing a winw or using a key. juliette goodrich... on what they are doing now. they found a way to bust in to cars without smashing a window or using a key. what are they doing now. >> reporter: we've heard and

seen the results of the smash and grab break ins. now they're going high tech with technology. >> they're using a device to unlock the door. >> reporter: this surveillance video taking over night. it shows the thieves opening the locked car without a key. he's using a hand held device to get in recollect steels items inside the car and leaves without a trace or sound. >> that is scary that thieves have high tech ways to get in your car? >> yes, it is, but like i said, i try not to keep anything of value thin car. >> reporter: they carry a electronic device, similar to what you use to open your car. they hit the unlock button, unlock the door, and they're in. authorities believe the crooks

are randomly targeting vehicles until one of them unlocks with their device. >> every time we invent something better to prevent criminal activity they are out there, doing the same thing on how to defeat it. >> reporter: this corvette owner says, good luck opening his car. you need the old faegzed key. >> that's the best way to do it anyway. >> reporter: i'm juliet. turning tonight on social media a throw down from silicone valvy to nappa valley. 20 wineries are designated stars. >> there is no reason for anyone to leave santa clarra county if they want to taste or purchase

wine. >> signs will be hosted to bide them to the wineries. gps systems may not by used in this area. something smelly had passengers coughing to get off the train. people posted pictures on twitter at the west oakland stag. besides the foul order. they found nothing. it has been years since the civil war ended. the con federate flag still stirs emotions. they are banning state agencies. eggs plying in argentina.

police restrained them. crit blgs blame them for mishandling the kunlteracy's kunteracy's debt. it is no longer illegal to -- businesses can allow patrons to bring their pooches in to eat. animal activists can thank the governor. so who doesn't love a free cupcake? apparently, people going to the gym. >> i feel like a free cupcake could cheer you up. >> i feel like i want to smash that in your face. >> he tested the resolve of people heading in for a work

out. he offered these, some declined and some threatened to get physical. you can watch all this on our website. time to go outside and more. paul, tonight, we are starting an outer space. >> we're not even staying in earth. we're going to go to mars where a 2.5 billion vehicle, mars rover is stuck. it cannot move. it's trying to go up a hill, problem is, the sand on mars is slippery. as they go up the incline they can't go the way they want because the rover is stuck. the rover has six wheels and it's got to use them in a different direction. two and a half billion dollars does not give you good traction on mars.

let's going to arsen saw. -- arken saw. they're flying fish. they are starving other fish. they are going to deploy 500 fisherseman to catch 400 pounds in an effort to get rid of them so other fish can survive in the state of arken saw. look at that. that is lake orival, about 90 miles north of sacramento. that is one picture showing how bad our drought is. 33% of its capacity. that's what is going on because of our three-year long drought. our radar is not looking very impress ven. perhaps some coastal drizzle. future cast, how are weerating how much fog and cloud cover? a four. we have cloudy conditions inlands. it will burn back to the coast,

but a pretty cloudy start. maybe you're taking your family to the santa cruse board walk. nice to play some mini golf and head over to the beach. here is why we will keep the cloud cover fblt we have a strong rifrn of high pressure. the clock wise flow around here is teaming up with a counter clock flow. that's feeding on to a strong flow. this brings in the clouds and the cooler air and gives us cooler conditions. that same ridge is at a different location next week. it's right at the stop of northern california. that means less of the ocean influence, thinner marine layer. kids are all back to the school next week. they are going to need to wear shorts. we're taushing 95 degrees next wednesday. saturday, you made it, oakland,

71 degrees. football game in santa clar on sunday. beautiful day, pittsburgh. fair field 86. san francisco will be a good spot. there will be plenty of morning fog. clear lake, highs to the upper 80s. we hold off the heat until the weekend is finished. plan on 90ss inland and we way be dancing around the 70-degree mark. we do this every night. we pick an -- you get where this is. no hinlts exempt for slot machine. >> we went to hong kong wednesday. yesterday was london. tonight we're going to atlantic

city. >> new jersey. beautiful spot. there will be showers there tomorrow. 76 degrees with a high, rain most likely. paul, thank you. it is time for game on. vern, tonight we're talking about juny football and the gesture that was kind of seen around the world, if you will. >> jaw, johnny manziel. he likes to go to atlantic city. this guy is the modern day -- he's got ability and likes to have his fun. this is yet another bump in the road in his nfl career. he gives the number one sign with the middle finger to the washington redskins. it's a national televised game. >> why did he do that. >> he forgot where he was. he's excited about the game and caught up. he did what he did when someone

said something to him. he's a kid. kids are going to make mistakes. it's just another stupid thing for johnny mensal. also tonight we know this ice bucket challenge has been a huge success. you're going to show us it hasn't been so great for some. >> i praise those that go up there and have taken the ice bucket challenge. >> i did it. >> you did it. you were successful at it. we got some people that tried it -- their heart was at a good place. $41 million raced -- raised for this. 19 all of last year. this has taken on a life of its own whether you succeed at it or if you fail. >> i love this.

where did you find this? >> it got about 5 million hits. look at that guy. >> sometimes i won were if some of this stuff is staged. >> look at that. >> like that for example. they know the camera is rolling. it's fun to watch it again. let's realize what the big picture is. it's for als. >> it's been a great campaign for them. >> absolutely. coming up, driving people mad -- why some peopleral so upset about bus stops.

are so upset about bus stops. first of all, fighting

convictions. tomorrow tennis rights groups are going to show support for proposition g. that will impose harsh tax people flipping houses. it will start tomorrow at 2:00 o'clock. another protest this one in mere beach. people are upset to put up weekend bus stops. they think it will bring too many vitters. they are going to start demonstrating at noon. check out the new campus digs. tomorrow student will start moving in to their residence hauls in berkeley. tomorrow is the qualifying run at the sonoma race way. at 10:00 o'clock tomorrow, the race itself is on sunday. you want to take a nice long morning bike ride.

tomorrow is tour in min low. get to men low high school -- that's on middle field road. got to be there by 7:00 a.m. if you want to participate. how does some wine sound? tomorrow is the taste of sonoma. it's at the state vineyards in heel's birg. you can check out all the events on our website. >> wine sounds fantastic, by the way. what is coming up tonight at 11:00. >> tonight at 11:00, do you know what happened -- what happens to your onlinidating profile. wait to see what police officers do. >> it's me and you then, so i will see you then.

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