unclear at this time. the coast guard is crediting good samaritans and partnering agencies with helping in the rescue. we talked to one of the people who rushed to help. >> there was kids and family in the water. they didn't have enough life preservers. myself and other people, we were doing everything we can out at this fishing boat to help them. they were doing that within 5 minutes or less. we had the fire department, the police department, the coast guard and everybody out there. >> well, ma than snapped several pictures -- man snapped several pictures of people in the water. we are expecting an update on their conditions very soon. all the agencies were out there for fleet week's safety patrols and were able to be out there quickly. and breaking news out of southern california. a manhunt is on the way for a man who shot three officers. two of those officers have died in palm springs. it all happened about four hours ago.

witnesses reported hearing ten to 20 shots. the gunfire came so fast it sounded like fireworks at first. >> it was rapid fire. >> reporter: what kind of gun? >> it had to have been automatic. it was hundreds of shots. hundreds of shots. >> reporter: dozens of officers are now combing for the area for the shooter or shooters. people who live nearby are being asked to stay inside at this hour. two officers confirmed dead. a third is wounded. the motive for the ambush also unclear right now. and there's been a deadly officer-involved shooting in modesto. police were called out to a family disturbance this morning. they say an intoxicated woman confronted them in the street armed with several knives she refused to drop. she then ran at them with the knives raised above her head. officers tried a taser and bean bags before shooting her. the 53-year-old woman later died at the hospital. the three officers involved in the confrontation are all on standard paid leave. the police and sheriff's departments are both

investigating. now to the race for the white house and a campaign in crisis. donald trump caught on tape making sexist comments so lewd we can't air some of them on tv. the republican nominee now busy trying to put out fires on the eve of the second presidential debate. this time over a leaked video from 2005. he's heard boasting over how his celebrity status allows him to grope women. >> just kissing them. when you're a star, they let you do it. [ laughter ] >> they let you do anything. grab them by the -- [bleep] . do anything. >> trump has apologized and calls the release of the 11- year-old video nothing but a distraction. the fallout has been harsh and swift on both sides of the aisle. here in the bay area, senator barbara boxer responded to the video at an event in san jose. >> it reveals the disdain and lack of respect he has for women.

and i believe that not one self- respecting woman should vote for that man. and not one man that respects women should vote for that man. we don't want this man in the white house, a role model for our children. >> harris tweeted, trump's comments are inexcusable and we need to hold him accountable at the polls. : around swats negotiate for wrote, as proud -- schwartz niagara wrote, as proud -- swartzneggar wrote, as proud as i am as a republican, i cannot vote for trump. late last night donald trump wrote on facebook: >> i said it. i was wrong. and i apologize. i have gotten to know the great people of our country and i've

been humbled by the faith they've placed in me. i pledge to be a better man tomorrow and will never, ever let you down. >> reporter: that's a major move from a candidate who we all know hates to admit mistakes. we are 24 hours away from the next presidential debate. can he recover from this? >> we thought so many times that this was it. so it's hard to call the time of death for him because he seems to be able to come back and come back. the problem isn't just this tape. it's the culmination of comments with miss universe, carly fiorina, megan kelly coming together. and it's epitomized with this latest recording. can he come back? i think a lot of it depends on his performance monday night. if he doesn't, not out of the park. i think there's a lot of republicans that will really be thinking about how the party can deal with him on the ticket or maybe look for ways to remove him from the ticket. >> melissa, in his facebook apology, he did try to pivot

the negative attention away from himself and on the clintons. let's listen to that. >> i've said some foolish things. but there's a big difference between words and actions of other people. bill clinton has actually abused women and hillary clinton has bullied, attacked, shamed and intimidated his victims. we will discuss this more in the coming days. >> reporter: now after the last debate, trump did imply he plans to bring up clinton's infidelity issues on this next debate. sounds like he's doubled down on that. will that hurt or help him? >> it depends on his listening and how he says it. the good apology is no buts. i'm sorry but your husband is really horrible really takes away from an apology. that's the first thing. if he talks about the clintons, he should do it separate. trying to make hillary clinton responsible for her husband's actions could turn women off further. if he were to do this, he needs

to focus on hillary clinton's own actions towards women. hillary clinton's camp knows this has been coming. she will be ready. of course, that will be something interesting to watch. >> we have republicans calling on him to drop out of the race. could it actually happen? >> the ballots have gone out. what could happen here? look, in 1912 a republican vice presidential candidate died a week before the election. so we have a history about what happens when you bode with somebody on the ballot who's no longer a -- somebody who's no longer a candidate. where clinton wins, the democratic electors get to vote. so let's say donald trump drops out and the party says, okay, everybody, the new nominee is mike pence. everywhere where trump wins, they tell at the electors, you vote for mike pence.

that's how it would work if trump drops out. the party has another weapon in its arsenal to pull him off the ticket is to width draw party support from his campaign. he's relied a lot on the national committee to get out to vote and a lot of the campaign infrastructure. if they were to width draw that kind of support, that could also -- withdraw that kind of support, they could also -- that could also hurt him. the republican party can replace a candidate who drops out, dies or otherwise is not the nominee on the ticket. and it's that otherwise that leads some people to think that the party has a little room to maneuver. others say, no, it doesn't work that way. but that's an argument the party could have internally. >> well, there is at least one woman who's coming to trump's defense. here's what the vice chair of california's republican party told us last night. >> this is an 11-year-old tape recording of somebody who didn't know somebody was taped. at that time he did that, he

was a tv celebrity, somebody who was making a slash publicly by being shocking, by saying outrageous chinnings, firing -- outrageous things, firing people. >> reporter: republicans cutting ties, they're saying this is enough. it's just too much. is it an old secret tape? yes. but it's put some people just over the edge. >> thank you so much for being here tonight, melissa. >> thank you. tomorrow' debate will be interesting, to say the least. you can catch it live here on kpix5. then stay tuned for "60 minutes" and kpix5 news at 5:30. melissa will be back with analysis of the debate as we have the highlights and the reactions. and an elderly san jose woman beaten last month has died. the teenage suspect is facing a murder charge of the woman

everyone knew as miss flo. maria medina spoke to her family today. >> reporter: this is where she was found badly beaten last month. her family hoped she would return home one day. she was making progress in her recovery. but things took a turn for the worst a few days ago. >> a loved one taken to such a brutal beating and basically murdered. >> reporter: pastor michael wallace's life changed forever in a moment. now so does the suspect's in his aunt's beating. >> this morning, she passed away. >> reporter: his aunt, miss flo passed away in the intensive care unit. >> she was severely beaten. it's heartbreaking. >> reporter: miss flo's death now turning the case of a teen suspect into a murder investigation. >> we support him being charged with murder. >> reporter: investigators say zachery quinn badly beat miss

flo inside her san jose home, ran zacking it, stealing her jewelry and car and leaving her to die. a neighbor would later discover the 88-year-old. >> a pillar of this community. in our family, she was our aunt flo. she was the one we all endeared and loved. >> reporter: his only message for the suspect accused of taking his aunt's life is to tell the truth. >> even the day before she was attacked, she was still doing hair in her home. so she had worked all her life. and to have her snatched of that, the independence of her life is just really awful. >> reporter: people have been leaving flowers outside her home all day, including a sheriff's deputy who patrols this area. live in san jose, kpix5. >> a hail mary to save the raiders. >> and if you didn't get a chance to see them, you probably heard them.

[ airplanes ] >> reporter: the blue angels in town. >> and here's a live look outside over san francisco. blue skies. and even rain on the way. details coming up. ♪ [ music ]

to sin city. ke to an new at 6:00, in less than 48 hours, a major vote by nefs lawmakers could put the raid youers on track for a move to "sin city." da lin spoke to an open raiders fan who's trying to pull off a bold line stand. >> reporter: call it a long shot or a desperate hail mary, but dustin isn't about to give up on the oakland raiders. he's the one who made the "stay in oakland" sign. a couple of organizations reached out to them and he made these cards for them trying to stop nevada lawmakers to avoid using public money for a private stadium. >> if we can get the cards into

the legislature's hands on monday morning, we'll do that as well. >> he and others are trying to get nevada voters to put pressure on their lawmakers. the nevada lawmaker will vote on whether or not to raise the hotel tax. if passed, taxpayers will chip in $750 million to a stadium in las vegas. some say this is like giving welfare to the rich. >> why are we going to supply billionaires funding if they can build it themselves? >> reporter: some bay area fans believe the nevada governor must know he probably has enough votes to pass it. >> pushing forward that -- on that. >> there's people in this group that are very well respected, half the hair own working relationship -- their own working relationships with the nfl. they have the moxie and money.

>> reporter: the plan is that he would bill a new stadium here. more than 2 dozen people are looking for a new place to stay tonight after a three- alarm fire gutted their concord apartment. it erupted as a diablo view complex and quickly spread through a three-story building. three people were treated for smoke inhalation but should be okay. no word yet on how the fire started. meanwhile many victims of the movo fire are coming home to fire and ash. dozens gathered to get advice on the recovery process. at this point, all evacuation orders and road closures have been lifted. the blaze has scorched more than 3400 acres and now 95% contained. at least 12 homes and 6 outbuildings have been destroyed. >> what we don't want to do is push you to websites and say, well, go to this website and

you can find this. we won't do that. we'll point you in the right direction and help advocate you get those answers appropriately. >> crews are also working on making repairs to downed power lines and damaged roads. no word, yet, on what started that lomo fire. fire jets streaked over the sky today. the blue angels always a big draw. jackie ward spent the day with the crowd. >> reporter: well, we could not have asked for a nicer day. although if you ask anyone living in the city of san francisco, they may have told you it was on the warm side. but still, people from just down the block and across the country came out to see what fleet week is all about. people and dogs are everywhere in san francisco today taking in the sounds -- >> whoa! [ airplane buzzing ] >> reporter: -- and marveling at the events that make fleet

week the spectacle it is. >> we have the blue angels yesterday. we're here to watch this today. we're just enjoying san francisco. [ fog horn ] >> very impressive! >> reporter: whether you stop by union scare to listen on the first marine division band -- [ cheerful band music ] >> reporter: -- or went to the park to see the action, there was something for everyone to enjoy. baker of the u.s. marine court is a dog handler and introduces us to pascal, easing into retirement, into a life that doesn't involve locating explosive devices or apprehending suspects. >> he still wants to work. but at this age, we want to be able to give him a long and comfortable life just chilling out. because he's been -- he's been working his entire life. >> reporter: but the thing that draws the biggest crowd isn't known for its discrete presence.

[ airplane buzzing ] >> reporter: the blue angels had people of all ages taking out their phones or just pausing for a moment to be dazzled by their formations and tricks. >> absolutely amazing without understanding what they're doing or how they're doing it. >> this is awesome! i grew up in cleveland. we had this air show up on the lake, too. so it's good to see it again. so seeing it on an ocean and not a lake is awesome. >> this is exceptional. it seems every year they have perfect weather for this. it's a great day. >> reporter: so fleet week isn't over yet. there's still two days. there are events you can check out through monday. there's still plenty of time to get down here and see what it's about. >> lots of stuff to see! thank you, jackie! and it was a picture perfect day. it really does seem like we always have fantastic weather when the blue angels are in town. today was no exception. current temperatures out there right now, still downright hot in some locations.

at least by san francisco standards. temperatures pretty much in the 80s area wide at this hour. blue skies. it was definitely a warm one today. we do, though, have a bit of a cooldown on the way. futurecast showing we will enhance that marine layer once again overnight tonight. and as we do, it's going to help to trigger that onshore flow. not a significant cooldown. we won't be socked in tomorrow. but just enough to start a bit of a cooldown. we're a few degrees cooler. tomorrow, we should still see, though, plenty of sunshine for most locations tomorrow. overall, though, high pressure which has been in place trying to work things up is beginning to weaken a bit. as it does, we'll see the influence from this area of low pressure to our north. rain chances increasing as we advance on into wednesday of next week. we start to see this next area of low pressure approach to our north likely bringing showers to the northern portion of the state. and a chance of showers to many spots in the bay area. by mid-week to late week next week. so slightly cooler. your weather headline for sunday. much cooler, though, next week and then a shower chance begins

likely thursday for the bay area. maybe a bit earlier farther up north. here's a look at your highs tomorrow. and we are still in store for another beautiful day although a bit cooler than today. so temperatures near 70 in san francisco and pacifica. near 80 in redwood city. 84, san jose. upper 80s for places inland. rivermore, fairfield. 87, clearfield. if you're look for something to do, fleet week continues this weekend. sunday will be the cooler day of the two. temperatures near 70 degrees. but still should be plenty of sunshine, especially tomorrow afternoon in san francisco. the art and wine fair this weekend in san carlos, sunny and warm. temperatures in the upper 80s for folks there. if you're looking for something else, the italian heritage parade. partly sunny for tomorrow. a look at the extended forecast shows enjoy it while it lasts, folks. temperatures beginning to cool. still beautiful, though, tomorrow. monday, slightly cooler. we'll likely see some

increasing clouds along the coast and possibly by the bay. more so on tuesday. but wednesday, the transition day should start to see a chance of showers up north. thursday, a better chance for showers for the north bay. and we're talking about a 30% chance of showers from basically san francisco north friday on into saturday. so not a total rain out. but certainly a shift in the weather pattern. cooler and wetter changes on the horizon. >> thank, julie! still to come, bay area police respond to a call about a possible prowler. but what they found wasn't exactly a cat burglar. >> got to stick around. if you expect to see dodger playoff highlights today, nah. not happening. i'll tell you why. >> and upset city in college football. it's a saturday, right? now tobacco companies are spending millions to... defeat prop 56. because in every state that's raised tobacco taxes,

smoking rates go down. so who are you going to trust? pediatricians, cancer groups and the califronia pta who all... support prop 56. or the tobacco companies trying to kill it.

possible prowler last night. turns out -- it wasn't a "c burglar" at all. it ey caught him ju sheriff deputies got a few laps after a call about a possible prowler last night. >> it wasn't a cat burglar at

all. it was this dog! they caught him hanging out in the open skylight of this home. they later posted this on their facebook page. no explanation how that dog got up there. but certainly a great story! >> look at that! doggone it! [ laughter ] >> bum, bum, bum. >> i don't know if shocking or amazing but -- [ laughter ] >> a breather! we have the playoffs for you. the dodgers nationals nlds game, too? rained out. they'll pick it up tomorrow. after the giants-cubs, game 2. that's 4-2. 4-nothing, giants. but they scratched over a couple runs. it's 4-2 in the 4th inning. college football saturday got some big ones for you today! 6th ranked houston. winners of eight straight games out of maryland. we're ready to light the

scoreboard. and defense! navy's josiah powell to start the 2nd half. a pick 6 to the hizzy. what about that offense? to brandon colon. navy pulled off his biggest upset in three decades, 46-40. give me the 12th man! college station. texas a&m against tennessee. what an effort! get in there! tied the game at 35. this one with double overtime. aggies leading. i'll take that! game-winning interception. a&m downed tennessee 35-48. we have texas strong against oklahoma.

watch this gem. baker mayfield. dropping dimes. 71 yards for d! d westbrook! 14-10. westbrook, 432 yards receiving. this one goes 63. shane to delvin. 3rd quarter and texas took the lead. mayfield, quarterback draw. ran the ball into the end zone. he took a shot. but, man, he's fired up. oklahoma beat texas 45-40. highest scoring red river showdown of all time. see, it's not just all bay area sports although cal and stanford play later on tonight. coming up in a while with even more stuff on the nfl side. including -- the ravens! >> only you can say that way. thank you, vern!

coming up, new details on a dramatic rescue on the bay. after a capsized boat sent dozens of children in the water. >> and she may be the only one person in america not talking about trump tonight. >> and shaking things up in silicon valley. how this c.e.o. is breaking down barriers. ,,,,,,,,,,,,

narrator: it wasn't that long ago. years of devastating cutbacks to our schools. 30,000 teachers laid off. class sizes increased. art and music programs cut. we can't ever go back. ryan ruelas: so vote yes on proposition 55. reagan duncan: prop 55 prevents 4 billion in new cuts to our schools. letty muñoz-gonzalez: simply by maintaining the current tax rate on the wealthiest californians. ryan ruelas: no new education cuts, and no new taxes. reagan duncan: vote yes on 55. sarah morgan: to help our children thrive. you're watching kpix5 news. >> our top stories tonight, a violent home invasion robbery in san jose has turned into a murder investigation. the 88-year-old victim known as

miss flo passed away this morning weeks after she was brutally beaten and robbed in her own home. the teenage suspect now facing a murder charge. >> rescuers pulled about 30 children out of san francisco bay after the boat they were riding in suddenly capsized. it happened at san francisco's pier 35, right in the middle of fisherman's wharf. good samaritans jumped in to help as rescue crews arrived. everyone is accounted for. but we've learned five adults and three children are in the hospital. nevada lawmakers will vote monday on whether to use three quarters of $1 billion in taxes to build a stadium in las vegas. organizers have sent these cards. the relocation decision is ultimately up to the nfl. and a 2/3s majority of team owners. hurricane matthew is tearing up the east coast. florida, georgia, and the

carolinas are taking a beating even as the storm starts to weaken. matthew is now to blame for at least 14 deaths in the united states. nearly 2 million households and businesses are without power this evening. but the storm is weakening. it's being downgraded to a category 1 hurricane. and the winds have calmed just slightly to 75 miles per hour. marly hall is in florida with the latest on this storm. >> reporter: hurricane matthew's powerful storm surge collapsed up here in oak island, north carolina, yesterday. matthew was barreling down as a category 1 storm with wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour. >> this is a very, very serious and deadly storm. >> reporter: in sawing, matthew's ferocious -- in st. augustine, matthew's at the rogues winds battered the area. flash flooding is so severe in south carolina a man used his kayak to get around in charleston.

officials expect another 7 inches of rain to fall. >> it's still a very serious situation. and it is -- we are not out of the woods. >> reporter: matthew also caused massive destruction in florida. an 8-block stretch of roadway was washed away in flagler beach. >> it's unbelievable. it's -- mother nature had something against us. >> reporter: in this residential community here in flagler, most the homes were damaged, including this one. hurricane-force winds peeled the roof right off. >> reporter: andria banks was among the thousands forced to flee their homes. she returned home to survey the damage. >> you can't let yourself think about it too hard because then you crack up. >> reporter: while the cleanup is just beginning here in florida, further north officials say the worst is yet to come. marly hall, cbs news, flagler beach, florida. >> and we're tracking the storm this evening. record-breaking flooding developing over eastern north carolina. hurricane matthew, as we

mentioned, is now a category 1 storm centered 40 miles off the north carolina coast. wind speeds at 75 miles per hour sustained. but gusts upwards of 90 miles per hour moving east/northeast right now up the coast heading towards the northern portion of north carolina. virginia will feel some of these outer bands as well. here's a look at the hurricane track through the weekend and into monday. looks like by sunday afternoon we will have downgraded this to about 65 miles per hour. still a category 1 hurricane. by monday, however, forecast models showing it will decrease wind speeds to tropical storm wind speeds. 50 miles per hour there. we will continue to be tracking this over the next couple of days. really the big concern here is rainfall. we are looking at record amounts of rain. up to 12 inches of rain. some isolated areas up to 20 inches of rain. we're looking at flooding, storm surges. possibility of tornadoes. severe weather continues throughout the evening. so we will keep an eye on this

and be updating folks over the next couple days. >> all right. thanks, julie. well, now back to the other big storm. donald trump on the receiving end of some pretty harsh criticism tonight over his own vile comments about women. even receiving calls from his own party to drop out of the presidential race. >> reporter: donald trump waves to a crowd of cheering supporters outside trump tower in new york one day after an explosive and vulgar recording surfaced. >> i moved on her. and i failed. i'll admit it. >> whoa! >> and i did try to -- [bleep] >> -- her. >> mike pence said he cannot condone or defend trump's marks. paul ryan disinvited trump to today's republican rally and said he was sickened by his comments. >> i meant what i said and it's still how i feel. >> reporter: john mccain joins a list of republicans width

drawing support. some are going -- withdrawing support. >> i said it. i was wrong. and i apologize. >> reporter: trump will have to answer to voters on sunday night when he faces off with hillary clinton in their second presidential debate here at washington university. >> this requires a level of humility -- >> reporter: dr. wayne fields is an expert on rhetoric. he says clinton should leave the scandal alone. >> she can't add anything to it or take away to make anything worse. >> reporter: a debate will follow the town hall style format. >> trump's wife was pregnant with their son at the time. she called his comments, quote,

unacceptable and offensive but urging people to forgive him. this does not represent the man that i know, she said. he has the heart and mind of a leader. i hope people will accept his apology as i have and focus on the important issues facing our nation and the world. perhaps the only person not talking about the tape, the "days of our life" actress he was eyeing when he made those remarks. >> i need tic-tacs in case i start kissing her. >> reporter: trump was scheduled to make a guest appearance on the soap opera when he spotted her outside the bus. >> reporter: any sort of comments about what happened? >> no. no, i can't, sorry. >> reporter: i mean, even two words describe how you feel about what he said? >> it's not about me. >> well, tic-tacs on the other hand had something to say about mentioning them.

they tweeted, tic-tacs represents all women. we find the recent statements and behavior completely inappropriate and unacceptable. a record number of californians are registered to vote in the upcoming election. according to secretary of state, 18.2 million people across the state can vote this year. that's about 1 million more registered voters than the state had four years ago. officials say more than 73% of eligible voters in california have now registered and there is still time left to join them. the voter registration deadline is october 24th. still to come, the party's over at this bay area bar. why it's been at the center of a police investigation for years. ♪ [ music ] ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

christin ayers on why it ju got served -- with a suspen. it used to it's saturday but a popular bar in the east bay is served with a suspension. >> reporter: it used to have a

reputation as the place to be in walnut creek ♪ [ music ] >> if you want to go out and have a good time with your girls, redox is the place to go. >> reporter: but tonight, it's dark. a sign with a notice of suspension. the department of alcoholic beverage control pulled their liquor license for the next 45 days. authorities say during a two- year investigation, walnut creek police were called here dozens of times for fights and public drunkenness. and the calls became a drain on law enforcement. >> six weeks ago was probably the last time we went. and there was a fight right in front of us security broke up. >> reporter: a shooting just feet away also hurt the club's reputation. now in addition to the suspension, redox is on suspension and in danger of getting its license permanently revoked if the violence continues. christin ayers, kpix5. hundreds of young local artists are performing in the first ever art festival in

downtown oakland. it features live music, a video game competition and a contest worth thousands of dollars in scholarships and prizes. it's sponsored in part by the alameda law enforcement. its goal is to bring together law enforcement and community leaders. >> solutions to the turmoil going on between law enforcement and the community. this is bringing both sides to the table to try to find some ways to find a common, middle ground. so one of the great things, they even have a booth out here offering job opportunities for the local youth. >> reporter: the event is just wrapping up. it runs until 7:00 tonight. still to come, they're calling it oldcella. the music festival that's flocking older ones to the desert. >> and colin kaepernick.

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- in 2013, i was working three jobs bartending, sharing a ten by ten room, struggling. i rent this place and then i started home sharing. my roommates help out all the time. they are glad to meet the guests and that opportunity that airbnb has given me is such a priceless gift. i was able to take three months off to take car of my family during a family tragedy. the extra income that i get from airbnb has been a huge

impact in my life. rock's answer -- to coachel. crystal cruz on the star-std music lovers are flocking to the palm springs area this weekend to classic rock's answer to coachella. it's affectionately known as

"oldchella." >> this is my mom's 66th birthday. she thinks we're doing it for her. >> from sweden. >> mexico city, las vegas, and then we drove here. something like 40 hours. >> reporter: people all around the world are here for desert trip. >> an event i missed when i was younger, i guess. i just want that rock n' roll experience. >> reporter: with a lineup like paul mccartney, the rolling stones and many more vintage acts. >> bob dylan, great. how can you not want to see all of it? >> reporter: some fled the hurricane to see "oldchella," the dub on coachella. >> escape the hurricane in virginia. got the last seat on a plane and she's heading out here and due in in a couple hours. >> reporter: some came here all

the way from l.a. and they're hoping all the trips around desert trip are worth it. >> i made it out here when coachella was going. both weekends, i pulled in about $2,300. >> reporter: he hopes to make money while others shelled out lots of it to get here. >> 4, $5,000 apiece. >> hi! see you there!!! julie watts with our weather now. our weather this weekend can rival that socal weather, right? >> it seems like the best weather comes out for the blue angels this. year was no exception. take a look. 73 in san francisco. still warm by san francisco standards. we're starting to see that marine layer develop over the coast. we might see a little bit of this make its way inland. this will start to trigger that onshore flow a bit. temperatures will begin to come

down tomorrow. not substantially. but you will notice that sunday will be the cooler day of the weekend. high pressure will be in place helping to keep us warm with that northwest flow. it is now diminishing and we will start to see the impact of low pressure moving in from the north late they are weekend. this is futurecast showing us wednesday. this area of low pressure moving over the pacific northwest. it will bring rain over the northern portion of the state. northern portion of the bay area by wednesday and thursday. and much of it will see a 30% chance of rain thursday, friday, saturday. not a rain out. but certainly shower chances for most over those couple of days. and the weather headline, slightly cooler on sunday. much cooler next week. and shower chances begin for thursday over much the area. certainly a bit of a change from what we've seen this weekend, right? high temperatures tomorrow still very pleasant. and on the warm side. temperatures near 70 degrees near pacifica.

84, san jose. 74, oakland. mid- to upper 80s for the north bay. upper 80s for fairfield as well. now look at the extended forecast. we continue to cool into your workweek. temperatures into the low 80s for monday. 70s, tuesday. it's wednesday, really thursday when we see a chance of showers. and that continues friday and on into saturday. so really some big changes headed our way. vern, what do you have coming up on sports? >> i'll deviate from the cue cards and say the giants are making some noise 5-2. madison baumgartner was on the base. game 2. >> nfl and the -- [ creepy voice ] >> -- the raiders!!! a legitimate shot to a 4-1 record. defensively, look at no. 42. raiders' defense has improved the last couple weeks since joseph has been inserted as a starter.

rio gave him personally number 32. not a bad choice. considering joseph's position used to belong to charles woodson who wore 24. >> it was definitely a number i was thinking about. you know, come into her, you know, i wanted -- i was thinking about 24. you know, after a great like that leaves, you don't want to have to fill in and wear a jersey like that. they probably didn't feel too comfortable letting me come in after he retired with that number. but 42 is my next option. four times two is eight. i wore 8 in college. i thought it was a perfect fit for me, especially with the aggressive style i play with. >> 49ers colin kaepernick may be doing more than signing autographs. next game is october 16th at buffalo. and number 7 may be under center center. blain has been effective with his interceptions, a record.

kaep and the niners are discussing their contract. and chip kelly and the quarterback situation? >> don't -- just don't rule anything out is what i'm saying. okay? i guarantee the headline is i didn't name this guy the starter. i didn't name any starters for the buffalo game. that's what i'm saying. >> so joseph stanley is on notice? >> everybody is. >> hey, business here. packers tight end jared cook tweeted out a photo after a recent order at a buffalo wild wings. when he opened his bag, this was in it. the head of a chicken. not a wing! he took the order back! >> they were just, like, we're sorry. typically -- sometimes this happens. this means that the food is fresh. my wife is a vegetarian and really is encouraging me now. it had a fork in it. i pretended the chicken's head

was talking to her via facetime. so she was pretty grossed out. [ laughter ] >> at least he has a sense of humor! >> i don't want it right now! >> was that necessary? it's dinner time, vern! thank you, vern! we'll be right back. [ laughter ] ♪ [ music ] ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

startup c-e-o in silicon valley.. is shaking things n the beauty industry. but he says, at first, his produc well, a high profile startup c.e.o. in silicon valley is shaking things up in the beauty industry. >> but at first, his product was a tough sell to investors. only on 5, he told us how he's breaking down racial barriers. >> reporter: everything christian walker was doing at his startup is breaking silicon

valley tradition. he left new york city because he hated wall street. but he's not here to build an app. >> everything starts with the single blade safety razor -- >> reporter: company brands in palo -- palo alto is building a personal brand for people of color. >> for years of my life, i was with this second class shopping experience. i always had to go to the ethnic beauty aisle which is next to the beauty aisle which is weird. not finding products that wouldn't work for me, i was frustrated. >> reporter: so he created bevel, a male-female razor that is best for coarse hair. his next product, the trimmer, is next. rapid producer and snapchat

king recently posted videoed himself getting trimmed with the bevel razor. today the company has raised $33 million from top venture capitalists and magic johnson, andre iguodala, and john legend. still, he says 99% of people he pitched his idea to turned him down. mostly white men in silicon valley. >> even with all the successions to date, we have 97% of customers buy from us every single month. we still get rebuttals saying this is a niche opportunity and they're wrong. >> reporter: you have the pedigree and all the credentials of a silicon valley entrepreneur. but it's not an easy road. >> well, it's not! well, entrepreneurship is not easy anyway. and as a black c.e.o., it's not easy. as a black c.e.o.

kind of developing a suite of brands for folks of color when folks of color out here aren't in the majority makes it even more challenging. >> reporter: he's taking on the silicon valley diversity problem. >> i love your razors so much. >> i like it, too. >> reporter: he hires more women and minorities than most tech companies. that's on purpose. it reflects the company base. and he beliefs that leads to more profit. >> we want something with as big a legacy as johnson & johnson and we dare to be that ambitious. >> he's not looking back. he said he didn't know anything about the valley. he thought it was a place where semiconductors were made. [ laughter ] >> yeah, yeah. and certainly he is glad he stayed. so great story. >> thanks for sharing that with us. >> thank you for watching us. we'll see you back here at 11:00! the latest is always on

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