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>>spinning >>out now on bay area, they are familiar to sideshows. a car burning in the middle of the street, even gunshots. is the bay about to get serious on cracking down? the owners of the san francisco dispensary just can't catch a break. and it's the game no one wanted to see happen, but everyone wanted to be at. how the a's made a big showing at the coliseum as the team gets ready to say good-bye to oakland. hi, i'm sara donchey. this is such an important week in bay area sports history. if you ask a's fans, they'll tell you it's all for the wrong

reasons. no matter their feelings about uprooting the team from oakland, they were determined to send them off in person, even if tay were not looking forward to doing it. today's game is the first of three against the rangers and the fans showed up for their team for what turned up to be an exciting beginning of the end. vern glenn was at the coliseum to pay your respects. your words on twitter now x, formerly twitter. >> and i saw lineages to the oakland a's past and present tonight. for that, i am grateful. did you know about how this final homestand's first game ended since the a's started playing at the coliseum? and they had more walk-off wins than any team, 485. and it wasn't just members of the green and gold. they were excited to be a part of this farewell. >> and it has been a fun place to play. the atmosphere of the fans, you know, i always enjoyed my time here. it's

hard to believe this will be the last series, and i'm glad i'm here for you. it will be exciting. >> bruce bochy was right. the series opener of the coliseum was exciting. bottom of the first, soderstrom drove one off the top of center. shay langelier scored, into second with a double, and we will jump to the eighth inning, up 4-3. the former athletic would line the solo shot into left center. this tied the game. uh-oh. boy. this one will be tight. still tied in the bottom of the ninth. the rookie, singled to center. he came around and just beat the throw home. the first career walk off for wilson, and the a's start their final series in oakland with a 5-4 win. so if tonight's outcome was for starters, then we've got the makings of a great finish over the next couple of

days. this is the last credential in almost 35 years of covering this team. >> yeah, it's tough. i think a lot of people are counting their first and their last this week, vern. >> this one goes to the man cave. >> i'm sure it does. it's an impression collection there. the a's have one more game tomorrow. they will play their last game ever at the coliseum on thursday. the first pitch is at 12:37. look at this, one of our tower cams caught this deep orange sunset over san jose tonight. we were just talking about it being unusually hot this time of the year, but it looks like there is some fall weather on the way. finally if you did not like all this heat, zoe mintz has more on that. >> i wanted it to be cool and more spring, fall like, seasonal, what it should be this time of the year. in fact, tomorrow might be a couple degrees below average as a cold front will be moving across the state as we step out over the next this hours. right now, it is still warm out there, just

depending on where you were located. it was a really hot day behind us. look at our max temperatures. livermore reached 102 degrees, 101, just depending on where you were there. antioch, 98 degrees, along with fairfield, upper 90s. this time of the year, very unfall like. like we were saying, but it's only going to get cooler and cooler from here. just look at our temperature change. this hours ago, we were a couple of degrees warmer along the coastal communities. 12 degrees warmer yesterday. in san francisco, our inland areas, just a couple of degrees warmer. but either way, today is significantly cooler and the cooler air will persist through tomorrow. i'll break down the details on how long this cool air will stick around coming up in my full forecast. look at that, people standing in a ring of fire while cars were spinning out around them. that was in vallejo just a few weeks ago. it was another illegal side show here in the bay area. that time it ended with a shooting

that killed one person. and they are not just shutting down intersections. we've seen people completely blocking the eastern span of the bay bridge. we've seen cops chase them from street to street basically playing whack-a-mole. in santa rosa, cinco de mayo sideshows attracted hundreds of people back in 2022. in san jose, we've seen people call for changes like traffic circles to try to stop sideshows. we've been busy ourselves covering them for years. >> this car fish tailed and spun out in front of a tight circle of spectators. some of them were firing guns into the air. >> it is just very upsetting and frightening. >> reporter: now gunfire is frequently heard. at one sideshow, a car was set ablaze and repeatedly rammed by another car. >> police say about 20 atvs and dirt bikes started an illegal sideshow. there were fights that led to shootings. police found as many as 50 shell

casings on the ground. >> we've had vehicles fly into people's businesses, living rooms at 3:00 in the morning. >> and they crash sometimes really close to our house. >> this summer, neighbors in one oakland neighborhood were so fed up they used tires to block the street, but the city took them away after a car hit one of them and flipped on their side. still, people in the neighborhood said they were tired of waiting for the city to do something to stop this. >> and that is what oakland used to be. we took matters into our own hand. we made sure our community and our youth was protected. >> if we called police, they would say they cannot do anything. >> neighbors even installed their own speed bumps. as our kelsi thorud reports, city supervisors across the bay and san francisco are just days away from upping penalties. one of them, allowing cars to be

permanently impounded. >> reporter: molly tello says almost every weekend, as many as 100 people from dirt bikes take over her neighborhood, speeding down streets and blowing through traffic lights. >> doing acrobatics on their bikes. looking like they might fall off and kill themselves. they are just going past the house. >> reporter: sideshows have long been an issue in the bay area. groups of people in cars and on bikes, taking over roads and intersections. molly says it has gotten so bad on the embarcadero that even locals know when and where the bikers meet up. >> we saw them congregating down in front of the dolphin club. it's something police seem like they should be aware of. >> reporter: police say they are aware of the sideshows. to try to help sfpd crack down on them. the city is in the process of passing new laws

that would make promoting and participating in sideshows illegal. one of those behind the moves, supervisor matt dorsey said in a statement, with the passage of this legislation, we are making it clear that illegal sideshows will not be tolerated in san francisco. still, some locals, like juliette, say they are not too sure a new law will actually change anything. >> i think it just moves from one street to the other most of the time, like they've seen in oakland where they would try to outlaw the street shows, whatever sideshows, whatever they call them, and they would move to another corner or down the block. i hope it works. >> reporter: molly says she too is nervous, but optimistic about this legislation. she hopes it will give police an upperhand before sideshows even happen. >> and the people who are actually participating in them on the bikes that need to be stopped before they get started. >> there is also a new

crackdown at the state level. this week, governor newsom signed four new bills to make it easier for law enforcement to impound cars involved in illegal sideshows including cars driven by spectators. meantime today reporters asked newsom if they thought about a cabinet position in the white house if v.p. harris were to be elected president. >> oh gosh, that's the last thing on my mind. what is on my mind is getting through your 200 remaining bills. that's not on my mind. >> well, he's insisting the white house is not on his mind. harris is pushing to change senate rules to secure reproductive rights nationwide. >> i think we should eliminate the filibuster. 51 votes would be what we need to actually put back in law the protections for reproductive freedom. >> and also former president trump told pennsylvania voters last night that he would protect women.

>> you will be protected, and i will be your protector. women will be happy, healthy, confident, and free. you will no longer be thinking about abortion. >> harris just accepted a cnn invitation to debate the former president again on october 23, challenging him to another showdown. and what caused this violent crash in the middle of a busy bay area downtown? i think it is a big stigma that people think cannabis means dollar signs for everyone else. a business fighting an uphill battle says the hits just keep on coming for them. these locals have a very clear message. the calls growing louder to end violence in the middle east. and the last domino is falling for pro sports at the oakland coliseum. the next chapter for the bay area landmark.

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let's clear the air, about air. unlike febreze, lysol air sanitizer is the only product uniquely formulated to eliminate odors and kill 99.9% of viruses and bacteria in the air. because scent can't sanitize. lysol can. look at this, a violent crash near fifth and market streets in san francisco tonight. this happened around 7:00. the driver slammed into a muni stop before crashing onto its side. and in san francisco, protesters gathered outside the federal building today, demanding an end to the violence in gaza and now

lebanon. this is the scene this afternoon. protesters held signs calling for an end to the war and bombings in the middle east. this comes after targeted attacks in lebanon using pagers and walkie-talkies killed dozens last week. and on monday, they killed at least 500 people. it is no secret cannabis dispensaries across the state are fighting an uphill battle to turn a profit and compete with black markets. it's been even harder. the owner said thieves have hit them four times in only three months, but the last time really stands out. shortly before 5:00 on tuesday morning, surveillance video shows two cars pulling up to the front of the cannabis culture store along judah street. these masked individuals are seen jumping swiftly out of the car, tools in hand, breaking into the dispensary.

>> they had a car with a chain that pulled off the outer gate, and then they would use the same vehicle to drive straight through or roll down the glass door in the front entrance. >> reporter: there is also a witness nearby who recorded video of what was happening. and surveillance video showing around two minutes before the burglary. a police car drove along the same street. >> i spend 80% of my week at the store. >> reporter: instead of opening the dispensary doors to customers like he always does, the general manager is instead picking up broken glass everywhere. and figuring out what was stolen and how much. >> it is a big stigma for

everybody else. we are just a retailer, trying to make it like everyone else. it looks like they would knock through the sledgehammer of some kind, i think. >> reporter: he says it is a pain they need to get used to. working in a local business. he says they have been struggling as it is and even with insurance, their shop will have to make up for all the repairs from the burglary. >> just come back when we're open. that's all i ask. >> reporter: customers and neighbors tell us they were heartbroken to see the damages. >> this is a decent neighborhood. but if you have property that's accessible, people are going to go and violate it. >> reporter: meanwhile he hopes the community will still come out to support the dispensary. >> and we have supported a lot of local neighborhood. we don't want them to feel unsafe

because they're here. >> on the peninsula, 15 people are safe to want on poplar avenue in redwood city. firefighters say the fire broke out in a two-story home and then it just started spreading. the good news is no resident or firefighter got hurt. and it was a hot day out there as they felt it all over the bay area and still warm. >> definitely hot with a big cool down on the way with cooler weather along with moist air, both great things when it comes to wildfire danger. it will arrive, something you could enjoy before the gradual heat up will move back in. and let's enjoy tomorrow and look back on today. it was a beautiful day, at least here in san francisco. a couple degrees cooler than yesterday as we saw that fog that would continue to

roll in and that fog just got thicker and thicker as that sun sets. and that fog just grew thicker and thicker with a little bit of mist out there, likely seeing more mist and maybe a little bit of drizzle overnight tonight, waking up early tomorrow morning. dealing with more of this moisture and that flow and cooler temperatures. right now san francisco is feeling the upper 50s. concord, you're in the mid-60s and just depending on where you are located. either way everybody will be feeling cooler temperatures by tomorrow afternoon. and as that heat dome and high pressure system that did impact us yesterday and today is not going to be impacting us for much longer. and they will allow a cold front to move through where it is really interesting to see

the area of high pressure just by the lack of cloud coverage across the western half of the united states. it's rotating around it in a clockwise direction. as an area of low pressure is approaching, that system is associated with a cold front where you can actually see that cold front visibly by looking at that thin layer of clouds that will be heading our way and that is the reason cooler weather will arrive tomorrow. very interesting to see that cold front just by looking at water vapor. and we will continue to see more araving in the form of fog and cloud coverage compared to the sunshine and heat that we have felt. overnight tonight, it will be significant chillier especially inland, compared to what we woke up to this morning. sitting in the upper 50s to the low 60s, compared to the mid to upper 50s we felt overnight last night. coastal communities, you'll be sitting in the

mid-60s or mid-50s, excuse me. you'll need to grab a jacket early tomorrow morning. it's tomorrow afternoon that you're going to be feeling the impacts of those cooler temperatures. inland communities, nearly 20 degrees cooler than what we felt today. livermore at triple digits and you might reach 80 degrees. oakland, upper 60s. such a nice change of pace and more of that cloud cover, where they will stay stuck into early tomorrow morning. luckily again, big changes are on the way. it's only going to last one day though. if we take a look at our seven-day forecast, we have the weather whiplash that we will be dealing with, jumping by 10 degrees by thursday. then by friday, back up to the mid-90s and looking at more of that excessive heat before dying back down and getting a bit more seasonable by the later parts of the upcoming week. for areas closer

to the bay, it depends on where you're located, getting back to the 80s by friday. again, we kind of had that weather whiplash that we would expect. we have a little taste of everything, summer, fall, a little taste of winter for some places. i couldn't either. and what a shot, what a show. we show you earlier. the giants, my colleague barges into the sports department saying where is all this power?

you know, what i was going to say now that i know we're talking about the giants is better late than never. but that's not true when it comes to this part of the baseball season, is it? >> trying to finish up strong. they are 79-79. they have a chance to really do something here. and what is up with the g-men? five home runs tonight. giants have a shot at finishing the season with a winning record. logan webb would pitch

six shutout innings with the top third. and how about a three-run homer making it 4-0 and the 20th of the season. the fourth in the last six games. next inning, it's 7-0, sitting 426 feet. that is a part of a 4-4 night where the giants will cruise 11-0. getting one five straight, seven out of the last eight to even the record at 79-79. segway to the 49ers. and bosa is an avid reader. and in the locker room, kyle shanahan has asked for suggestions for when he needs a break from football. >> my wife follows him on whatever. and reading books and

stuff. and there san audio book he recommended. i listen car rides in and out. >> and back to the a's, they did it in a walk off tonight. and 85 in franchise history to hit it in front of 30,432. thursday's finale is a sellout, sara. it will be one of those games where 100,000 people will go oh yeah, i was there, man. [ laughter ] >> maybe, me. i think the cheapest ones are around $60. vern, obviously the a's are about to leave the place that they have called home for almost six decades. that's why this is such a big deal. and way back in 1968. and after the raiders left the coliseum, and

now people are wondering what will happen to the last domino fall. wilson walker talks to the new owners. >> you know if you had a vehicle, and it reached 60, they took care of it. as the head of the group, seeing the 1966 arena will be the center piece. >> and it is the focal point. >> reporter: the fact the arena will call it a perfect mix of a classic room at just the right scale in a great location. >> the intersection of that much transportation is unusual. and it is easy to get to.

ballets experience of this place is an institution at this point where it is very comparable to the forum in los angeles. and it is just one of those venues. >> reporter: if you look quickly as you drive by, it looks like the roman coliseum. they could take some solace that it is going to stay, and the new owners have big plans for it. >> and it is exciting to project that to the public and make sure they necessarily close these chapters within the stadium. >> we want you to share your memories of the a's at the coliseum. tag kpix on social media. coming up, pints aren't the only things flowing at this british pub.

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all right, it felt like summer? >> oh my gosh, it was so hot, 101 in antioch. >> okay. >> even the coast reached 70s. >> we're talking about summer things to do in fall. the city of capitola will be celebrating the grand reopening of its wharf. tomorrow, obviously this is a big deal after the historic landmark was destroyed by last year's winter storms. we shot that at the time when it happens. and local businesses were upset about that. and now the wharf is back open. it's better than ever. all kinds of new stuff going on including a fish cleaning station. got to have one of those. and a self-cleaning bathroom, and a new game complete with mosaic work. community members say this is

all possible because of an excess in community donation. >> we are trying to be close, so we raised $425. that's just on the messaging to the group. >> a lot of people were upset when that happened and they chipped in to help. most importantly, the workers also wider, and it will stand on fiberglass. and it will be a previous one. and the opening ceremony was set for 2:00 p.m. tomorrow. zoe says the weather will cooperate. >> and you'll see more fog tomorrow. so it depends on what kind of weather you want to deal with. the spooky vibes of the fall season, then i look forward to the spooky season. >> yeah, it's been something we've been talking about for a while, speaking of the weather. the white cross pub is famous for being the pub that floods. it sits on the river in london

and they infamously keep their doors open during high tide. and it has made it internet famous. and a lot of times where they will be drinking. and they will call it nature's own party trend that people have been getting creative, depending on how they were. >> yes, that's a requirement when you have to paddle up to the bar. and it will be rebuilt in 1938. >> now we're talking. >> with a shirt on. >> that looks like fun. and they will do anything for it. >> yes, some of us do too. thank you so much for watching the la

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