. from cbs news bay area this is the evening edition. now at 11:00, an mayor is wanting action after someone undermined her >> i worked for three other sheriffs and never have i seen that. the countdown for the a's final games, we have reaction as they say good-bye to the

last weekend. plus, a homecoming for greenbay, honoring the grammy-award-winning rock band. we start in san mateo county, a major shake up among the sheriff's office. the county sheriff is calling for an investigation into the conduct of the county executive. she is accusing him of abuse of power and inappropriate practices. this comes as the board of supervisors is investigating the sheriff's office over workplace complaints against the chief of staff. the sheriff wants action to be taken immediately. the sheriff was visibly angry. she says the county executive is trying to undermind her role as sheriff and bully her. she says she will not tolerate it anymore. >> tense moments as the county

sheriff alleges misconduct by her colleague. county executive. >> i worked for three other sheriffs and i never seen that happen, never. >> reporter: she claims since she took office in january of 2023, he continued to bully, undermind and interfere with her ability do her job. >> a focus on my organization. demanding that i do certain things reinstating somebody that i let go. those are the things that i am talking about. >> corpus is talking about her decision to fire sheriff monihan. they are looking into it because of an investigation into the sheriff's office. claiming it is a toxic work environment. she says he was trying to interfere and her behavior started in their first

meeting >> during that meeting he made an inappropriate and offensive request ordering me to inform him who i dated within the county and when. a request that i found demeaning and discrimtory as a woman of color who has endured sexual harassment in this very county. i was shocked and appalled by his actions and conduct.. >> reporter: she says since then, he kept her out of meetings including one with the sheriff deputy's union. >> he made a unlateral decision without my further input in negotiating with the unions that cost the taxpayers of our county $17 million. >> reporter: corpus sent a formal complaint to the president of the board of supervisors calling for an investigation into the situations. >> i hope they take my concerns and they hear me out. because as of now i really felt that i have been underminded. >> reporter: the sheriff says if the board will not act on her request for an

investigation she will elevate it to the state level. >> we reached out to county executive's office and we have not heard a response yet. sheriff corpus introduced her new acting assistant sheriff matthew fox. fox was previously a captain of the patrol bureau, more than two decades of service with the county sheriff's department. sheriff corpus says a second assistant sheriff will be announced in the near future. taking a live look outside. it is getting foggy out there. the fog is definitely rolling in. but, this is completely different than what we are going to see tomorrow >> we are going to see a little bit of it in the morning but the real story is how much warmer the afternoon will be. a map up there showing us we have parts of the inland east bay that are looking at elevated levels of heat-related health impacts from this. let's go straight to the virtual map. first thing is first. the heat advisory. different than looking at the heat risk map. this is when the weather

service uses county out lines or zones that have unique climates of their own and they figure which ones of those need a heat advisory. no surprise when you look at it this way. watch it another way. this will be the temperature visualization. close enough to tomorrow now that we have high resolution data on the temperatures. deep red obviously will be hotter. that does not help you unless you know specifically what we are talking about. let's put the numbers on here. let's pick out six representative spots across the bay. north bay will be in the middle 90s. san francisco tomorrow, your temperatures are climbing up to 80 or a little a buff. look at the inland valleys, remember the heat advisorys? it is out here in the hundreds that is your takeaway. go easy on yourself tomorrow if you are in the inland east bay or if you are in the santa clara valley. i have good news, there will not last terribly long. we will slow you when it breaks and what it looks like when it happens. i will see you in the

forecast in a bit for now, back to you. >> all right, thank you. now a developing story. santa clara county sheriff's office arrested a man that they say shot and killed a vta employee. the suspect was arrested near his home in san jose today. the deputies say he worked with the victim who was killed. the investigators are working on a motive. the shooting happened at the rail yard on south 7th street on friday. he has not been identified yet. it follows a mass shooting at a nearby property where nine people were killed. >> mayor london breed is stepping into to support the struggling san francisco school district. this comes after an emergency meeting regarding the fate of the superintendent. there have been calls to out the superintendent, matt wayne, he will remain in his position now. they are facing school closures and budget deficits. to address the challenges mayor

breed created a school stabilization team of top city officials and education experts. she is also allocate 8.4 million to meet the needs of the school community. the mayor emphasized the importance of the clear communication between her team and the school board. now n the race for president, new national polling shows vice president kamala harris has a 2% lead over former president trump in the crucial battleground states. they were tied 50/50 in august and the vice president holds a 4 point lead nationally. 53% of likely voters trust mr. trump to handle the economy compared to 47% for kamala harris. harris has closed the gap a bit in this category, last month it was 56-43. we talk with the political science professor as we inch closer to election day. >> reporter: with 43 days until

election day, harris and trump campaigns are moving full steam ahead. the latest cbs news poll shows vice president kamala harris with a 4 point lead on former president trump among lukely voters nationally. she is gaining momentum in the key battleground states as well. in august, hairis and trump were locked even. now, she holds a 2 point lead >> harris strategy she is on the upswing. trump is dealing with scandals and at least one swing state that is crucial to his within. >> reporter: the professor is a political scientist >> trump is still up in terms of the economy. he does not own that anymore because gas prices are coming down and interest rates are coming down so kamala harris is getting a boft there. but trump is still the favorite candidate when it comes to the economy and still a favorite candidate when it comes to immigration. >> while the latest polling data shows harris as the front-runner >> it is all national polling. the contest will happen in the

electoral college. one battleground state she has her eyes on. >> pennsylvania is the make or break. running as the data analyst and running all of the scenarios and longshots without pennsylvania. >> reporter: this race will be close to the very end. >> the undecided voter who does not know between trump and harris exists in fact there are a large number of voters in north carolina which is why the candidates are spending so much time there. >> reporter: at this point, voters will not see them debate again, harris accepted an invitation for another debate but at a sat rally trump said it is too late to do another debate. however, their runningmates, tim walz and j.d. vance are scheduled to participate in a debate hosted by cbs news on october 1st. still ahead here at 11:00. the beginning of an end for oakland baseball. how a's fans are soaking in the final days at the coliseum. green day returns to the bay area. how the band is

honored in their hometown. we will have that next the city hall insiders have a formula: grow the system, exploit the system. take mark farrell's record. after receiving the largest ethics fine in city history for breaking campaign laws. mark authorized a commission almost every year he was in office. he was even caught taking donations from people he would then appoint to commissions, including a felon convicted of bribery. san francisco's challenges demand urgency, not more of the same failed insiders.

. all right, take a look at this. a close look. a meteor stole the spotlight during a local interview. right there in the background in west virginia. two men were being interviewed when it shot across the sky. there you go, see it right behind them. a shooting star. the news crew did not notice it during the interview but realized what they caught on camera later when they were editing the story. >> very nice to see. >> cool. >> you would not be able to see anything like that in san francisco tonight. >> not in the city or in the bay because the marine layer is coming in. doing its normal thing but it is not a normal day tomorrow. a warm up coming, a heat advisory to talk about. we looked at that at the top of

the newscast. a little big picture perspective on this. let's use the large map down here and color it in for temperatures, we will look at three days, there is yesterday. color coded. it gives us a nice look at things and a nice wide view including the deserts down there. we will take particular from where we were today. showing you how we transitioned. warmed up a bit. watch what happens tomorrow. we will see more heat, look at the color codes down here. tough to see. there is a view down there, all of the heat showing up from the desert southwest. that is building into california tomorrow as well. this is the peak of the heat. it is going to get better after that. sometimes, it is, it is just really pretty to visualize it that way. helpful for context to see where we are going with this. say good-bye to the large map and what we are going to look at now is home. we will come back to the local view. a couple of things i want to look at on that day for tomorrow. the main thing again, can not show it enough.

the heat advisory is. inland east bay valleys, santa clara valley. if we look at the contrast in microclimates tomorrow across the bay as a whole we do the line from the coast to inland county. this is normally where we look to see how the bay is going to experience things from one extreme to the next. in the middle 70s at the beaches tomorrow. you are not in the heat advisory. you can handle that. a warm beach day. could be a nice beach day, actually. san francisco, lower 80s. berkeley, 80s in the bay. look at what happens over those hills, hundreds for concord and antioch. not far behind. if that is the line it slows us the microclimates. let's take a look. we will say good-bye to that line. i will bring in the overall spread for day time highs tomorrow. this is your monday. it will get better on tuesday. and, then, it is going to be a whole lot better by wednesday. just got to get through two days of this. when we look at the seven-day forecast you will see improvement there. what i want

to do, let's come back over here and since we are spotlighting the heat risk map tomorrow we have been putting the focus on the inland communities and talking about the heat. let's bring it back out for the wide view now. the bigger perspective on this, good news farther down the road. we will visualize cool air as it gets transported through the atmosphere. and when we look at it this way you can see there a pool of cool air up in the gulf of alaska. if we play it over the next 14 days the animation shows us fall is trying to breakthrough. never going to get hit directly with any of those until we get to the end of the month and then that one will be able to breakthrough. we are looking at october 1st. this is not an exact forecast for october 1st. too far to do that. just nice to see the atmosphere shows signs looking in the big picture, down the road in the long-range we will start to

import more falllike weather systems coming our way. let's get into the seven-day forecast now. the good news n terms of breaking the heat, we know the inland microclimate will deal with the 100 degree day tomorrow. you are a little better on tuesday. and then you are a lot better. we get towards the rest of next week and the temperatures really have improved almost staying at average. let's take a look at that number now for san jose. not doing 100 tomorrow. instead, middle 90s. you are better on tuesday. you are really better on wednesday. the big difare rennes here in the santa clara valley, it will happen from tuesday into wednesday. you are seeing it at average for san francisco your time of the year. you will be hitting 80 tomorrow. so, it is the warmest time of the year. second half of september into the first half of october is when you get summer. you have not had it yet you will get it tomorrow and then things will cool down for the remainder of the seven-day forecast. andrea that is where things stand, for now, back to you. >> thank you, darren. taking a live look at the

state capitol. governor newsom signed bills focusing on key issues in the state including a landmark bill banning single use plastic bags at california grocery bags, the new law will push stores to transition to reusable or paper bags. the move is part of california's brooder strategy to promote sustainability. customers are sharing some reactions to this new law. >> i prefer the plastic bags because they seem to hold more objects inside. they seem more durable. but, i can understand it why they are doing that. paper bags better for the environment. so we are going to have to adapt to that. >> some smaller stores are exempt from the plastic bag ban that is set to take effect in 2026. still ahead, here is something that you don't want to see out on the streets. we will explain where the stampede of bulls escaped from, next

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. a's fans are counting down the team's final days in oakland. today's match up in the new york yankees most are putting it together. john ramos has the story.. >> reporter: if anyone has a right to be sad on this day it is james harris. his father worked at the ballpark when it opened in 1968. and years later, actually collapsed and died in the parking lot. >> so, when i come here i think of that. i get a little misty. he brought me out here for the first time. i am trying not to be emotional about it. there are so many good things and so many things, you know, so many bad memories, too. but i am happy to be here to have

survived. >> ever since the team announced its intention to move many fans gone through the five stages of grief ending with acceptance. spending one last tailgate with only her husband. >> really historically we had really large tailgates, sometimes we had just the two of us like right now and i think i just really wanted to be here today to experience this last opportunity to tailgate for my a's. >> linda was surrounded by friends on her 60 something birthday. she started coming to the games when she was nine years old. >> it sort of unbelievable. we really want to stay. but, you know, this is the oakland coliseum. it is a wonderful place to be. they don't know what they are missing. >> she is not the only one that things the coliseum is getting a bum wrap. martha has had a job giving disabled fans a ride for eight years now. >> i know there is a lot said about the stadium. but, to me,

i love the stadium. >> it is just exciting to be here. but then, when you think about it and everything else that we will not have this exciting thing anymore it is, it is depressing. >> yeah, we could polish it up just like polish up your home you know when your home is getting older and so forth you work on it and keep it up. >> reporter: as tough as it may be for some, mike murray takes a practical approach he is interested in his team winning and thinks they have a better chance somewhere else. >> going to a city with more money and another shot at a world series, right? i don't think that would happen here with oakland. i don't think they have the support of the city the fans, yes, the city, no. >> the a's season ends on thursday. the yankees will play on. but it was nice to have one more chance to take on the bronx bombers in a place that has meant so much to so many for so many years. >> they say everything has a beginning and an end. it is

going to end we should enjoy the in fact we come out to see the yankees and the a's one last time. >> there are no fair weather fans in oakland anymore. all that is left are those that are willing to give more loyalty to a team than it probably deserves. >> the a's final game at the coliseum is thursday against the rangers the team announced tickets are sold out for that game. still ahead at 11:00. a homecoming like no other for the rock band green day, how they were honored as they returned home back to the east bay

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. beautiful shot there. the bay area is home to legendary singers and musicians, one of the most influential rock bands returned to their roots, green day received the keys to the city. the rock band was greeted by a crowd of fans outside of a 7/11. that was the spot where some of the band members used to hang out after school. a mural and plaque was resented to the band. the front man and guitarist billy joel armstrong reminisced about returning home. >> so, we left town and now we

have come full circle and back here. my family still lives around here. west contra costa county and that is, yeah t is great. there is really, i did not expect all of these people to be out here right now. [ cheers and applause ] >> well, to celebrate 30 years since their break out album green day's coffee brand, punk bunny coffee teamed up with 7/11 to release limited anniversary blend. beloved east bay native is celebrating a major birthday. betty turned 103 today. the oldest living park ranger in the united states. she started working as a park ranger when she was 85 years old and retired at the age of 100. there have been several celebrations leading up to her birthday. a party was held at the richmond middle school named after her on friday and there was an art exhibit honoring her in oakland last weekend. chaos on the streets just

south of boston as several rodeo bulls make the mad dash to escape. the resources needed to try to coral those running bulls, we will have that story, next

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. check this out. a wild scene unfolded in massachusetts when eight rodeo bulls broke loose. a small group of them running around down the street. the fire department quickly issued a warning urging

residents to steer clear of those animals. >> l safety, yeah. we were going outside to ride bikes and six bulls were coming. we did not want to be on our bikes with bulls, right? >> probably interesting to see. shortly after the bulls were rounded up, thanks to community members who assisted first responders by setting up makeshift barriers and guiding those animals to safety. thank you very much for watching on this sunday night. game day is coming up next. news and weather updates are always on kpix.com. have a good night and a good week

game day for september 22. 49er umpire, are you still empire, are you still in disbelief? the 49ers are road favorites at a road stadium that they call home since they win so much in l.a. fifth double digit lead blown in the kyle shanahan era. and levi south packed with the 49er fan base. first drive for san francisco right down the field. capped with brock purdy here