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now at 11:00, an oakland youth football team forced to give up home advantage because of nonstop gunfire nearby. >> i know kids are traumatized and this shouldn't have these feelings. +tens of thousands of burners are out of the mud and tonight they are in this. and could anchor the regaining steam? the south bay

brewery set on bringing back the original. >> from kpix this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> hello, i am sara donchey. these are the kinds of activities most of us forget about, but in oakland it is these simple things that have become too risky. this afternoon a woman who was out for a walk in lake merritt ended up in the hospital fighting for her life all because she happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> it was like loud firecrackers like when you let off a string of firecrackers. then i saw a woman on the ground . >> she was shot. police said she got caught in the middle of a rolling gun battle between two cars. the cops said she had nothing to do with that and she was an innocent bystander. she no she was in critical condition this evening.

and in oakland a group of kids who just want to play football say it is too dangerous to do even that. the east bay panthers have a home field but instead they are driving an hour away because of what they are afraid will happen in their own neighborhood. betty yu joins us with the story. >> reporter: sara, as of now, this oakland team has nowhere to practice. one parent that i spoke with said that his child is feeling anxious about ever returning to that field. two shootings in one week. in and around this park in east oakland. both happen at the same time in the evening, when kids with the east bay panthers football team were practicing. >> how many gunshots did you hear? >> too many to count. that is what caught my attention. >> reporter: chad provost was sitting in his car waiting for

his son carter, wearing the number 3 jersey. he said the park was full of people, including kids playing basketball. >> so some coaches and parents were in the park and got all the kids to get down, which frustrated my son. i know that he is affected. >> reporter: oakland police said that while they found evidence of a shooting, they did not find victims. then last week coach and director levi jones said he told the kids to get down on the ground as more than 100 gunshots rang out. opd said homes and cars were hit by gunfire. >> it was horrible. people with masks came up on the park and another group of people, adults, came on motorcycles and started shooting up the park. >> reporter: luckily no one was injured, but the team and parents were so terrified this past weekend that the east bay panthers were bused to play in santa rosa for what would have been a home game.

>> i know a lot of our kids are traumatized. they have ptsd and they are losing sleep. >> reporter: leroy says he wants opd to increase patrols in the area. >> i feel the oakland police department has not done anything to secure the safety for these kids have a place to practice. what we want to do is get the kids off the street so they don't turn into these people that are shooting. >> as someone born and raised here you can tell that it is worse. i don't even allow my children to walk to the grocery store near our house. when i was growing up i would walk to the corner store that was in our neighborhood all the time. >> oh my gosh. just hearing them say 100 gunshots and you imagine yourself as a parent if you had to drop off your kid or even stay there with your kid. i can't even imagine what that would feel like. so you mentioned that they have this practice tomorrow. what are they going to do?

>> reporter: so the president and the coach have both said that they have been trying diligently to reach out to neighboring cities, for example san leandro and berkeley. so far they have had no luck because these teams have fields to play on. so far there is no one that has stepped up but they are hoping that today is a holiday and maybe somebody will come through tomorrow. they have practice tomorrow evening. >> hopefully someone sees the story and they can lend a hand because that is a desperate situation for sure. i would not want my kid playing in conditions like that. thank you for sharing. better late than never in the nevada desert. the man burns tonight after a wet and muddy festival that led to a shelter in place for days at burning man only to be topped off with the biggest traffic jam you will ever see in the middle of nowhere. thousands of people waiting along the only route out. but even with all these difficulties some people said this was all part of the fun of a festival like burning

man. >> reporter: the next time you complain about rush-hour traffic, picture this. moving day at burning man. nobody was really burning fast, though. tens of thousands of campers were stuck in gridlock with just one road to leave the isolated black rock desert. >> we just spent four hours in line to get out and people that are in line now, getting in line now might spend 12 hours. >> reporter: two months of rain fell in one day, so much so that festivalgoers had to shelter in place and nobody was allowed to drive in or out because of this, mud so thick that it was hard to even walk in. for people who ditched the shoes they rest chemical burns because the mud is alkaline. >> for me and my husband this is an escape from the hard things and this is kind of hard. >> reporter: the people who wanted to leave early had to go on an excursion, including dj

diplo and chris rock who hiked through the mud for miles and then caught a ride with a fan. the annual burning man festival attracts artists and free spirits with the counterculture and the wealthy, bringing them all to the remote nevada desert to hang out, campout and practice what organizers call radical self-reliance. this concept was really put to the test this year. for some, food and supplies dwindled and the port-a-potties could not be emptied. millbrae resident chris said he was one of the lucky ones. >> great infrastructure. we have shelter. we have heat. >> reporter: but some said it was all part of the experience and that a little or a lot of model was not going to stop them from having a good time. we have an update on what happened with chris. he ended up getting a ride to the bus

depot but there was still a three hour wait to get checked in and take a plastic-covered seat on the bus. and the burners had to take another shuttle to the bus because the depot was too muddy. lots of struggle there. good news for burners heading into the bay area. they will not get into a jam heading through solano county. westbound i-80 is back open following a weekend closure for road repairs. san francisco is already shutting down its streets for dream force. harold will be close between third and fourth for the mega convention at moscone he center and it needs to be a hit because the salesforce ceo told the chronicle that there is no guarantee it will be back if the problems with drug use and homelessness don't improve.

the noise blaring out of the cruz headquarters. remember this video from last month? about 10 driverless cars from crews just froze. then just a couple of days later, a cruze car collided with a fire truck and that same week the fire department said that a pair of cars blocked an ambulance. that person ended up dying at the hospital later. cruze refused the claims. that is a lot of people left asking, is the technology ready? then what happens to the flesh and blood

people doing those jobs now? was a martinez showed us that that was the question front and center at today is labor day rally. >> reporter: it is the sound of a popular mexican tv show playing from the inside of this cruze location in soma while members of the alliance for independent workers rallied outside. >> behind the gate they had a security post and they were choosing to be disruptive. >> reporter: it is a frustrating experience for edward escobar, a driver who is also the organizer of this alliance. he organized it to send a message about the fear of robotaxi's taking their jobs. >> if you are looking at transport workers alone in the state of california, uc berkeley said that approximately 600,000+ transport workers alone in california would be displaced. >> reporter: this protest

happened two weeks after the california public utilities commission approved the expansion of cruze and waymo service despite concerns over safety from the fire department. >> there is no dialogue happening. it is pretty much one side being dictated by the tech titans and the cpuc is allowing that to happen. >> cruze is said to be doing its part by installing vocal charging stations. in this economy, why would a business revive a competitor? a south bay brewery is trying to bring back a san francisco icon. plus, a bunch of partygoers learned just how much a pier could hold. back into the 80s and still 70s for inland parts of the bay area there is a warm-up further

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a san jose brewery is showing support for workers of the former anchor brewing company . fox tail fermentation project released their solidarity ale, a co-lab to hopefully help them buy and reopen anchor brewing. anchor brewing, as you know, closed its doors two months ago after nearly 130 years in business. >> even if one brewery falls that doesn't mean we all can stand behind them. so this is really just about the workers and their mission to continue making good beer. >> fox tail fermentation will share this beer recipe with other breweries, too. san francisco's newest dragonbar has a new home after being closed for the past few years. the owners say they

have now found a new spot on folsom street and are planning some renovations including a new stage and dressing rooms. the goal is to reopen this winter. san jose musician and smash mouth founder steve harwell has died. a rep for harwell said the former front man died of liver failure early this morning at his home in boise, idaho. the south bay native entered hospice care earlier this week at 56 years old. today was the annual high row day in oakland, one of the biggest bay area events that highlights musical talent and culture and this year was even more special with the celebration of 50 years of hip-hop. jocelyn moran has the story. >> we said we never knew if the hip-hop would be able to take it this far.

>> reporter: here to celebrate 93 till infinity, one of their biggest records. >> it is good to see it considered a true art form and not just as a lesser street art form. >> reporter: the celebration featured live music vendors and communities who say this is what oakland is about. >> we love being black! >> oakland is proud! >> reporter: she has been celebrating for years. >> we are out here celebrating the good vibes and all that it brings to the community. hip-hop is a culture that brings everybody together. >> you could see it. you could feel it.

>> oakland hip-hop is often overlooked and underappreciated by much of the world but we have so much pride that we will never let it be forgotten. >> reporter: with all the challenges the city faces, people love oakland say this is the part that not everybody sees. >> this is the side we are most proud about. >> just that the community will make it through all this. what a day to be outside! we were talking earlier on one of our many shows we did today about the clouds and how beautiful the sky was. today it was clear skies. >> yesterday we had these billowing clouds that you see in other parts of the country this time of year. it was just kind of different, though. we had nice temperatures over the

weekend and now we are back to normal and there is not going to be much change as we go through the rest of the week, so let's go through the details. the changes we do see will be small, basically just settling into normal early september weather pattern with high temperatures remaining their average and the fog behaving the way it is supposed to, back and forth every night and every morning. we would see a bit of a warm-up further down the line. average high as 87 degrees and we will be within two degrees all the way to the first half of the weekend. still a bit of a baby warm-up but like every warm-up we see this summer it is not going to last very long as we head into next week. beyond the scope of the seven-day forecast but it does look like the forecast is trending in that direction. air quality improved and it stayed in the good category, likely to remain that way as we head to the rest of this week. so the smoke being produced by the fires burning in far northern

california, it is being pushed further to the north, so air quality will remain in the good category through the rest of the work week. there is the fog trying to spread out as we head for the rest of tonight. temperatures are low to mid 60s and comfortably cool this evening. the fog will make a push into some of the inland valleys by tomorrow morning. where it does make its way inland it will not last too long. i think it will even back away from the coast as we head into early afternoon. enjoy the sunshine well it emerges and the fog will then spread back in. temperatures tonight are popping out in the 50s almost across the board and antioch is the one spot at 60 with everybody else in the 60s. tomorrow everybody is within one degree of the normal high. 60s on the coast, mostly 70s along the bay with mostly 80s inland. even the hottest spots in the delta only get up to

within a couple degrees of 90. not bad for early september, especially when you compare it to a year ago. we don't miss that. temperatures will warm up by sunday and monday, the warmest two days are the last two days. temperatures are going to warm-up more for inland parts of the bay area . the hottest spots are backup in the low to mid 90s sunday and monday, but again, compare that to 115 a year ago and mid-90s sounds fine. it is tolerable. >> 115, remember those days? not fun for you. >> that was not fun. >> or fun for anyone, especially those who don't have ac. luckily that is few of us. paul, thank you so much. imagine having so much wine store up that you have to start using it to clean with! that is

what almost happened in one place famous for their bordeaux, and i know a wine fan standing to my left! yes indeed! and of week number one and the 49ers are looking for win number 97! and i am

tonight crews are racing to contain oil and fuel leaking from a submerged tugboat in the san joaquin delta. the leak is unfortunately happening in a protected wildlife area around empire tract. so far though the spill does not seem to have impacted wildlife nearby. >> this was a historic tugboat that was being restored and at some point something happened where it took on water and ended up underwater. >> so boaters are being asked to avoid the area for now.

police are looking for a guy accused of shining a laser on a police helicopter , blinding the crew for several seconds. deputies tracked the e laser back to a 59-year-old man who they say also had cocaine on him. to wisconsin now were 80 people turned out to be a few too many for that pier. it collapses under all that weight into the lake below . about 20 people had minor injuries and thankfully only minor and everybody was able to make it back to shore okay. the same cannot be said for their stuff. a lot of the students out on the pier lost their phone and their keys and other items they had with them. labor day marks the unofficial end of the summer travel season and this one was one for the record books. the tsa said that after this weekend this summer will set a new air travel record with more than 220 million people screened at airports since memorial day. if you are one of

them chances are you were late at least once. 25% of those summer flights had some sort of delay, averaging under just an hour. vern is here! >> look at the guy behind us! reportedly a few days ago the two sides were $100 million apart ! >> for somebody who makes that kind of money, that's pretty close! >> but we will see how it all comes out in the wash. 49ers football is sunday at 10:00 a.m.! it's go time! will that be the case for nick bosa? >> we are waiting! >> the edge rusher continues to hold out. a deal could come before sunday's kickoff with pittsburgh. the niners defense needs to be prepared as they missed the reigning defensive player of the year. >> we just got to play with who we got. we would love to have

both said, obviously. that's a no-brainer. best player in the nfl and it shows. so we don't know how many of these plays he can make but hopefully we can get these in. once it's here it would be nice. storm activity baseball and mike yastrzemski and the giants not ducking the cubs, one of the teams the giants are trying to chase for a wild-card spot. and this for a 1-07 inning lead. no run support. justin steele, just nasty. struck out 12 in eight shutout innings. san francisco with a couple of strikeouts today. the giants have lost four straight and scored just one run in their last three games. a is on the blue jays went

to extras. toronto doubles to the wall and make it sit 6-3 blue jays. that snaps oakland's three-game win streak. the unfortunate player in the women's irish open, watch this. they try to get through and the bags come off! now this happens during a round, but the top of anne van damme's driver snaps off. she lost the tournament, too! but at least, sara, she won prize money. could've been worse. she could have been one of the poor souls caught at burning man! that would've been worse! >> i am sure some of them had golf clubs for something! all right, vern, we appreciate it! labor day is the unofficial end of summer but it still seems like a continuation of

ski season, right? snowboarders made their way up there to view the first dusting. >> i think i threw a snowball at everybody. >> reporter: it is normal for higher elevations but still too early to think about firing up the lifts. france is known for wine but the country has way too much right now. doesn't sound like the worst problem to have but we are broadcasters and not economists. apparently one is getting more costly to produce in the french are drinking less right now. so in response, the french government will spend $216 million to help distill 80 million gallons of wine into pure alcohol for things like cleaning supplies. could have contacted vern glenn. cheaper.

you can call her the master of puppies, the dog that

you guys are dog people, right? both of you? you ever wonder what your dog does when you are not around? >> we actually have a camera in

their room. they sleep a lot. >> you would think take a nap on the couch or chew a sandal. not this dog. this dog lives near sofi stadium and she decided to sneak out of the house and into a metallica show in the stadium and got a seat somehow! this was her enjoying the sold-out show and metallica even posted about this on social media. >> i would give her my seat! >> i would much rather sit next to the dog than any number of people breathing on me and coughing on my face! if you are wondering what happened next, storm apparently got picked up and taken to a shelter nearby. the owner saw the posts on media and went back to get her dog. >> but look at the face! that looks like a happy dog! >> she is just like i wonder if they are going to play master of puppets! >> maybe you could communicate just to get the experience! >> i have been