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look at that wendy's breakfast burrito. fresh cracked eggs, seasoned potatoes, sausage. gotta hand it to the tortilla, that sucker's holding on for dear life. the boss of breakfast. gotta be wendy's. know his work. >>it's amazing. i've never seen now at 11:00 you may not know his face, but you definitely know his work. >> it's amazing i've never seen anything like this. >> meet the man who invented a piece of sports history inside the coliseum. >> i love making people smile. >> i don't know if it's the power of his drum or his jean shorts. and a man wondering who stole his goats . how he is getting help from the man known as the "mayor of flavortown."

and these hikers could not believe their eyes when they read this message in a bottle. how a couple of bay area kids got their note on the way to australia. >> sunnyvale, california. whoa. >> from kpix this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. hi, i'm sara donchey. decades down only one to go. the a's may be done with oakland, but oakland fans showed tonight they are not done with the a's. it was packed for their game against the rangers at the coliseum and as you might expect people were quick to share their memories and thoughts . >> i've been coming here since i was 5 years old. my kids, too. i'm 54 years old, and this is really hard.

>> this has had a lot of challenges in trying to stay, the fans don't want to see at least, but i feel like it's been in the cards for a long time. >> the game itself was definitely disappointing. the a's lost 5-1, but they have another shot. stick around for a recap of that came later in the show. as you know the coliseum was home for the team for 57 years, and it's not just historic because what was going on on the field, the wave was actually invented there in 1981 all things to a fan we know as "crazy george." ryan yamamoto caught up with the professional cheerleader and has his story tonight . >> reporter: from working the crowd to walking the concourse at paypal park , george henderson, a.k.a. "crazy

george," is a bit of a celebrity. >> can we get a picture? >> reporter: even at 80 years old he still loves his job as a professional cheerleader. >> this is the best part of the game for me. i love making people smile . >> crazy george! >> it's a job that began decades ago. >> i've been doing it for 57 years. >> reporter: and his hometown of capitola we had a chance to reminisce on his career, a career when krazy george became part of the fabric of bay area sports armed with a drum, his crazy hair and cut off jeans cheering for the local teams including the oakland athletics. >> the oakland a's started about 1978. turned professional in 1975. '78 they hired me,

and it was just great from there. >> reporter: and greatness would come october 15, 1981, during the american league championship series between the a's and the yankees at the oakland coliseum. that's when krazy george invented "the wave." >> it went about 11 sections and died the first time, it got behind home plate, this was good, so i started it a second time, it went all the way around, and it went almost two thirds the way around . it was going great. that's when it's died again. >> reporter: a fourth attempt proved successful. >> it's amazing, i've never seen anything like this. >> i started it , it was louder, it's crazy, it's like a locomotive coming right

through the section and there it went. about six or eight times around the stadium it went, and it was on video. so i think that is the day i debuted "the wave" to the world. >> a worldwide cheer making krazy george a worldwide sports icon. >> every country is doing the wave and it started from the gentleman right there, a legend. >> reporter: a legend who calls the a's farewell from the bay area bittersweet. >> it's so sad for oakland and the oakland a's fans. there are fans all over the bay area that love the a's. i love the a's. >> reporter: but as the a's say goodbye the legacy of krazy george will live on now celebrating his 50th year cheering for the quakes. >> that man does not slow down,

i don't know if it's of the power of his drum or the power of his jean shorts. >> reporter: and at the age of 80 don't expect him to wave goodbye anytime soon. >> i'm going to keep going until i'm at least 99. >> ryan yamamoto reporting. krazy george is planning to make one more appearance for the final a's game , he says he's bringing his drum, he's wearing his jersey and cut off jeans of course. we have shared katie nelson has more on the people who supported the team for years. >> reporter: this is a check at

the security guys and women wear. >> you can hear the upright as he talks about all the work he's done over the years with the oakland athletics. >> i would walk past and say hi. we made your hat we made your jacket. >> reporter: howard couldn't believe almost 30 years ago when the a's approached him to make some uniform shirts for support staff. >> it was dumb luck. the guy could not get the job fast enough. we were in a jam could you help us? i said yes i could help to come because we love the a's. and from now we just built it up over the years. >> reporter: howard and alliance graphics took over the contract making staff uniforms for ticket takers, guest services, even the broadcast team, and the list goes on. the team can't became a significant part of the shop's business. >> they would get an some jack

et or sweater. and now it is all going away. >> reporter: the team has not told them directly, but he says he's 90% sure the a's will find a local vendor in sacramento to take over the work which also means's clothing vendor in fresno will be losing business as well read >> can't just rip out something as important to the community as the a's and expect they're not to be fallout . >> i have been a big a's fan. the a's want me to work for them, it couldn't have been better. so now in addition to a business partner my heart is breaking like so many of the fans , that we are losing

something so important. >> howard and his sons treasured their nights at the ball field. and while everyone else in the stadium's focus on the players howard is more concerned with the staff. >> i would go out there, i would take photographs of people wearing our stuff going because it was so much fun. i would say look we made that. >> reporter: all those uniforms now just a box of files of every design the shop has ever made for the team. a part of a's history howard still can't bring himself to throw away. >> we will hang on to it for while. we don't throw anything out read >> back when they were doing fan fests when they stopped caring about the fans-- >> lots of memories tied up in that stadium. we've asked people to share their memories with us of the a's at the coliseum that includes bay area native tom hanks who grew up

going to a's games. he says he might shed a tear when they leave even though he same as for his line there's no crying in baseball, from the movie, a league of their own. julie goodrich got a chance to talk with tom hanks about his memories as an a's fan. >> it was a world-renowned place were so much was going to be happening, and i happened to live in the slightly elevated part of the city, and i could see the lights of the oakland coliseum whenever there was an event down there, which was a big deal. >> tom hanks' very first job was selling hotdogs and peanuts at the coliseum. the team shared pictures of him during covid. you can watch juliet's full interview tomorrow at 6:00. photoshop pictures of him. still ahead a man hijacks a bus in a violent rampage. how the driver's quick thinking get the bed situation from getting a whole lot worse. and northbay man is heartbroken and confused after a strange theft was caught on

camera. how a celebrity chef is trying to help him get his goats back and we begin the forecast taking a look across to the other side of the country where a significant hurricane will make landfall tomorrow. we will start there then talk about our roller coaster of temperatures and how we are about to do some big swings down and then back up again, maybe even hotter than we were. and bay area kids cast out a message in a bottle hoping someone would find it and write back. have their note fell into the hands of hikers in australia.

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(♪♪) >while running to lead the country's largest city, eric adams said this. >>i am while running to lead the country's largest city eric adams said this. >> i am the face of the new democratic ready. >> a few years later the new york city mayor was indicted after a federal corruption investigation, new york times broke the story tonight reporting that adams is facing at least one federal charge. the times reports last fall buffets were looking into claims his 2021 campaign accepted illegal donations including from the turkish government . tonight mayor adams says he will fight the charges. a los angeles bus driver is being called a hero for how he handled a hostage situation when a gunman hijacked his bus. >> the hijacking of a metro bus in downtown los angeles late

last night was a real live nightmare. >> the gunman shot and killed one passenger then ordered the driver to take off even telling him to go on the wrong side of the road. the driver kept his cool though and pressed at the emergency alert button. cops chased the bus for over an hour before they were able to hit it with spike strips and disable it. officers arrested a 51-year-old suspect who was since charged with murder. right now hurricane helene is barreling towards florida's gulf coast. this is how it looked when it hit cancun, mexico, this morning, as a tropical storm. but , the storm is rapidly intensifying in could hit florida in a matter of hours and could bring catastrophic storm surge. darren peck has been tracking this . >> it's going to be a big storm . look

we captured that image and you can see we got this just before sunset, this is high resolution satellite imagery. you can see the turn from night to day so we captured that image before the sun went down. you look at the size of the storm setting off the coast. this will be a big story tomorrow. we will have much more on it throughout tomorrow. let's get you to the other side of the northern hemisphere and get a closer look at us. when you look out at california let's swing around over to this side. when we look out into the pacific our story is a very different one. what we are seeing out here looks different than we've seen, it's been months. that is a big pool of cold air sitting in the gulf of alaska. you can see the spotted clouds there. that is a telltale sign it is developing isolated storms. let's not look at just the clouds, let's look at the

temperature profile in the atmosphere. you see the big pool of cold air. what we do over the course of the next five days is this up and down in temperatures. and you'll see why. that cold air will keep trying , and the warmth will win out , the cold will win out, and you can see where this ends by the time we get to tuesday next week. that's a big bubble of very warm air that is winning. i will remove this so you can see him and let's come back out to the wide view. it will warm up pretty noticeably by the time we get to early next week. let's go in order. we'll start out by taking a look at how things will play out tomorrow. watch the marine layer building overnight, and it's going to do that magic thing where it conforms perfectly to the interior of the bay. so if you're in the bay and terry all you will wake

up and it's great. you can see the warm-up that would take place, watch the clouds arrived tomorrow. i that's where they are sitting. this gives us about a 10 degree warm up from where we were today. one way to visualize this is take a look at the temperature profile across northern california. tomorrow i can put the daytime highs on here. the numbers inland, 70s today. he will be in the mid-80s tomorrow. let's take a look at this in a slightly different way. what's the fog going to do as we head into friday? nothing. it does not build back in good when you wake up on friday morning that's what you are going to have. there is forecast imagery, but the clouds don't build back in. on friday remember how orange the map was? what happens when we cover the map looking at friday's numbers. look where you will be, friday. he will be shy of 100, and early next week that's what we are looking at that showed us that's really

when the much warmer air will get here. we will probably have to go back 100 degrees for our hottest inland valleys. right now we are holding off. if you look at the inlet forecast we jump back up your monday and tuesday. we are getting close to 100. but it's still several days out. we are hopeful we may not have to go there, but at this point the tuesday warm-up looks like it's going to be more significant than the one on friday. and it will probably be close to what we were doing earlier this week monday and tuesday this week. it's kind of funny. you get caught in seven day patterns like that. this coming monday and tuesday it could almost be an exact repeat >> nothing like virtual weather to give us true perspective on what's ahead. thank you so much for showing us that. the man is hoping surveillance will solve a mystery that's left him upset, and she is getting help from the man known as the mayor of

flavortown. >> reporter: nacho, atlas, and chile are missing, and he hopes someone will bring them back home. sean has a strong bond with all of his goats. to him they are like family. so when he came home last week to see three of his goats were missing he was heartbroken. >> it's really hard, every morning i leave and go to work. and i hope it's not the last time i get to see them. >> reporter: one of the goats that was stolen was natural. >> i bottle raised him . he is really big, he's probably over 150, 160 pounds, and he is very vocal. >> hi, nacho, how are you doing, buddy? that's my big

boy nacho. >> he's got a lot of character, and he's very affectionate. he likes to cuddle with you, and if you are in the field he will come lay down with you. >> reporter: >> food source for entertainment. >> reporter: since their disappearance the community stepped up to help bring the goats home. >> immediately right off the bat i felt really alone and really isolated. in the community

>> reporter: guy fieri getting the word out on social media. >> it's an incredible vote of confidence , and him going above and beyond to try and get the word out and do his part in doing what he can means the world. >> it has not in the last week. he's on him but his goats as well, especially on atlas' brother, neptune. >> i haven't really been able to pet him very much in the last week. he has been really skittish and keeping his distance . he will come in for head scratches every now and again, but come here buddy-- come on-- he has been distant and wary of me all week. >> reporter: he hopes someone will recognize the suspected thief and know where his goats

are. >> just bring them back home. just bring them back home safe. >> reporter: deputies are keeping an eye out for the goats and hope they are brought home. the last one under the lights at home for the 80s.

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last-minute to get to the a's last homestand tomorrow this is how much it will cost. if you want to buy two tickets they are as cheap as $95 each on seatgeek which is a lot given what they normally cost. $89, first pitch tomorrow at 12:37. darren said 70 degrees, barely a breeze, perfect. >> it will be worth every penny you spend. if you love baseball, especially if you love the oakland a's. >> this is part of bay area sports history. i'm going to be there. >> i was mesmerized at the number of people waiting with bags, jars, cups, bottles, for the grounds crew to take a little bit of them home . >> it's kind of a sad moment .

>> 35,270, sara, that's how many paid to be at the coliseum. this was more than the outcome of the baseball game. this was about being part of a big league run in oakland for 56 years and a concerted thank you to everyone in that organization not named john fisher. emotional night. you didn't want to snuggle stomper the mascot? cut through in the second inning . the a's are on the board, but the rangers didn't let up tonight. garcia drove in a deep one in the third, a two-run home run or . they just didn't get the key hit. texas won it 5-1 to even the series at one game apiece. one game left, a sellout at 12:30. the giants hit the snakes

extended the lead for the diamondbacks, who won the game 8 to 2. giants looking for back to back sweeps in arizona, the giants after winning seven of their last eight just didn't have it in downtown phoenix. rbi single extended the lead for the diamondbacks he won the game, 8-2 pick the giants come home and host st. louis friday to close out that season. some nfl. how about some thumbs-up news for the 49ers? brooke purdy was a full participant in practice after having an mri on his back earlier this week. george kittle was limited after missing sunday's game with us . 10 point home favorite to beat the patriots . the niners could use that good news after the stunning loss in l.a. that dropped san francisco's record to one and 1 and 2. the first time they've been below a .500 record nearly 2 years. after sunday's heart break nick bosa is really looking forward to facing the patriots this weekend. >> haven't been able to sleep

the past couple nights, just my mind racing. always this time of year i'm itching for sunday, but after that it's like major. >> you don't want to just jump out there and make it three in a row. we need to correct things we need to correct. there are small tweaks that need to be made. then you go back on sunday and make it right. caitlin clark at the connecticut sun. big moments. clark for the lead, 25 points, nine assists, six rebounds, it was not enough for the rookie of the year. the sun just too bright . clutch three in the final minute. connecticut won game one . 87-81 and won this first round of three. clark led indiana to its first in eight

years. next season sara it will be an overflow crowd when they come in here to play the golden state valkyries. >> we

message in a bottle stories are interesting , and we have one tonight written by a couple bay area kids that ended up all the way in australia. >> so please write back to me when hundred sunnyvale, california. wow. >> there was a little bit of a catch. a group of hikers in australia found a bottle with that message inside that said it was from california. turns out the journey wasn't quite as long as it seemed. the group found a bottle when they were cleaning up trash near the bay

earlier this week in australia. the letter inside was written by three girls from sunnyvale tainted dated 2016. they were on vacation in fiji, but this was still quite the journey. it traveled almost 2 dozen miles to queens in. the letter asked whoever found it to write them back. they found out the home was sold two years after the letter was written, so they turned to social media. >> apparently someone had gotten in contact with the resort in fiji , and then they messaged janice , and all three girls had just been back at the resort only a few months ago in august, and yeah. which is so very bizarre. >> take me to the next fiji trip. >> apparently they go quite often. >> with the attention of local tv and radio stations they got

in touch with the girls they say they talked about how funny the whole thing was and said they are now friends. long-distance friends but still friends. i want to know who can go to fiji that many times in a couple years. that's what i'm trying to do. >> i can - [narrator] the following "christina across america" program is a paid presentation brought to you by jacuzzi bath remodel, making water feel great for more than 65 years. (transition whooshing) does your bathroom look like this? chipped, dated tiles, ugly stains, colors that went out of style years ago. now you can have a fresh new bath or shower that makes you feel great in one day, that's beautiful and makes you feel safer, and that's your very own haven to relax, unwind and reset. stay tuned to see how you can have the bathroom of your dreams from jacuzzi bath remodel. now we're waiving all installation costs with our christina across america offer and no interest and no payments for up to one year.