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how much longer we have to put up with the heat. >> and this is a problem. it threatens the fabric of everything we need to do in san francisco. >> why sheriffs say they need to be able to use them. she gained international attention after taylor swift wore one of her designs. now she is helping niners fans tibet their own custom fit. >> i will wear red and gold all the time right down to the earring. from kpix5, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> i'm sara donchey. we have not been able to say this much this week but tonight it has finally cooled off. enjoy it while it lasts because the excessive heat warning has been extended again through saturday. seems like we traded places with southern california. this is what it looked like at the santa monica

pier where they had a nice marine layer hanging overhead. something we are familiar with in the bay area. but you know, we traded with so cal and we have their sunshine and their heat and they have our fog. >> yeah. we are going to get things right eventually. at least we took a little step down from the ridiculous heat of yesterday and tuesday. but it will be hot through the weekend. let's get into the details of what we expect and we start with the advisories and warnings. still in effect through 11:00 p.m. saturday. now the exception to that, the only exception for the bay area, the immediate coastline. today was another day of near record heat across the bay area. here are today's observed high temperatures compared to the records and we

set another new record in san jose. third straight day of 100 plus temperatures. that has only happened nine times since 1893. three straight days 100 plus. temperatures still about 10 to 15-degrees above average around the bay. the hottest spots around antioch. it goes down one category to high. eventually, this will come to an end but not after the weekend, we will track relief in the extended forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> this is kind of brutal. >> yeah, feels like it out there. definitely. tonight a lot of people turned up to first thursdays in downtown san francisco to try to get a little relief from the heat. andrea nakano was there. >> reporter: this is downtown

first thursdays. for san francisco, this is great weather. you see people walking around with tee shirts. this event has drawn people from all over the bay area looking to escape the heat. >> there was dancing, food, drinks, in downtown first thursdays. it is one of the few days out of the year in san francisco where people haven't had to bundle up in big jackets. >> this is amazing! san francisco and i'm not wearing a coat! >> reporter: novato resident sylvia mendell was excited to experience the slightly cooler temperatures. >> it was 97 when we left at about 4:00. by the time we got here, about 5:20, it was 71

degrees. there was no fog. it was beautiful. >> reporter: she lucked out by investing in air-conditioning with temperatures hovering around the century mark near her home this week. while it has been cooler in san francisco, those without ac are feeling the heat. >> it has been very hot. no ac in my living unit. that has been somewhat unbearable. >> reporter: one of the organizers say they average about 10,000 plus people at these events and they welcome these balmy san francisco nights. >> i think the weather definitely helps. people have been riding a heat wave the last few days and enjoying so many fun events across the city. >> reporter: vendors like the foot traffic as well. those serving cold drinks were especially popular. >> it is not like a saturday night crowd. like no one is doing shots or anything like that. they are just getting more mixed drinks. we have done a lot of margaritas, something

a little fruity and citrusy. that has to do with the warm weather. >> reporter: many at this event knew how to dress for san francisco weather prepared with layers as temperatures cooled off at night. he says he is grateful for the street fair to give him a reason to get out of the house. >> it is still hot in my apartment. my apartment still retains that heat. it has been nice because that has been an excuse to get outside. >> very relatable for a lot of us in the city. boiling hot. stay on top of the excessive heat warnings. get the latest on kpix.com. tonight, san francisco police say someone shot at one of their plain clothed officers in soma. this happened at 9th and mission around 8:15 tonight. officers chased the suspect. deputies helped arrest him. police have not said what led up to the shooting and temperatures flared in the city after a rollover crash led to a fight in the middle of the

street. this happened at the corner of larkin and california in knob hill around 9:30 this morning. one of the cars was flipped over on its side. we have some video posted to citizen app. and it looks like the two drivers were shoving each other. police got there a short time later and cleared the scene. thankfully, nobody was seriously hurt. the san francisco sheriff's department says it is no longer using ankle monitors because of a recent federal court ruling. the 400 people currently wearing them will be able to keep doing so as they await trial at least for now. wilson walker breaks down the legal issue that has them taking a united front. >> it is for that reason from the onset of this case, our office and the city attorney's office made it clear we could not safely administer this valuable program without the warrantless search condition. >> reporter: san francisco sheriff paul miamoto getting to

the heart of the issue there. the sheriff requires that everyone who agrees to wear an ankle monitor as an alternative to jail must consent to warrantless searches while a federal judge has decided that violates the right to privacy and freedom. now the mayor, the city attorney, the district attorney, they all say this is not in the interest of public safety and a threat to a criminal justice reform tool . >> as you heard, that will mean potentially more people have to be incarcerated because the court is not going to have this option. >> first i want to note that it is not the federal court order that requires the sheriff to stop operating its program. as a result of the disagreement with the court's order. >> reporter: a staff attorney with the aclu of northern california brought the case on

behalf of three defendants. >> the problem here is that the sheriff is seeking to assert warrantless search authority in circumstances where a criminal court judge found that condition is inappropriate and unnecessary to supervise the individual who is being released. so as you noted in your question, roughly half of the people who are currently released on pretrial electronic monitoring are not facing any violent charges. >> reporter: while 50% may be serious and violent felonies, we still have a large degree of our fentanyl dealers on ankle monitors. >> reporter: so the program is on hold for now. and the sheriff says his department is making room. >> we anticipated increases not just based on this decision. >> reporter: those already

enrolled in the program will remain on it. ankle monitors attached unless their case is revisited. as for the city's appeal of the ruling that has already been heard. though there is no time line yet for when we should expect some kind of decision. >> the public defender's office is criticizing the decision. they told us the sheriff is choosing to sacrifice a valuable tool for public safety rather than comply with the federal order. there was a lot of activity at uc berkeley as crews set up for espn's college game day this weekend. that show is coming to berkeley for the first time ever as the bears take on eight seed miami. the broadcast kicks off saturday morning at 6:00. the university says fans should get there early. bart announced early morning rides. you can see the departure times listed here. they are scheduled to reach the berkeley station at 5:00 a.m.

that is commitment if you are interested in doing that. still ahead on the late news, it was a case that captivated the country. now 35 years later, the menendez brothers case is back in the spotlight again. >> perhaps the outcome may have been different. >> the new information that has come to light that could mean resentencing for the convicted killers. then a prowler caught in the east bay. who or what was lurking in antioch. plus, the latest on the rescue and recovery effort still underway in the southeast. a week after helene made landfall. special appearance by trackers just

>sara>the la d the la district attorney's office is reviewing evidence from the infamous menendez brothers. erik and lyle menendez were sentenced to prison in 1989. they say it was because of abuse. there is new evidence suggesting the abuse. >> we are not at this point ready to say if we believe or do not believe that information. but we have a moral and ethical obligation to review what is being presented to us.

>> a new court hearing for their case is set for november 29th. a week after hurricane helene hit the southeast. thousands of homes are still without power over seven states, mostly in the carolinas where major portions of the power grid were wiped out. asheville's mayor met with president biden to assess the damage. >> it will take a long time to rebuild our community in western north carolina. he understands that. and that commitment is there to stay with us until the end. >> the president has deployed a thousand soldiers to the southeast to help with recovery. they joined more than

1500 fema workers and countless volunteers. our experience tend to be with wild fires and the damage can be similar in that it is total devastation. >> with wild fires it happens over the course of several days or weeks. of course there are fast moving fires like the campfire, but this happened in the course of 24 to 36 hours where the storm just barreled inland. the view from space, you can see a dark swath. around here, it is the heat. there have been some changes to the big picture pattern. the heat dome is with us. passing hi clouds floating through the skies. it will help to allow an on shore influence. to at least help out the evening and overnight temperatures. daytime temperatures will remain hot, especially away from the coast.

gradual relief is in store next week. we have been cooling off to a greater extent. not seeing much fog as we look out from oakland and sales force tower over the bay bridge. first time in a while. 60 degrees for a temperature in san francisco. the warmest spots are in the mid 70s , and even the spots higher up in elevation, above about 800 feet or so, those temperatures are hovering in the low 80s now which doesn't sound great. but 24 hours ago they were in the low 90s . the higher terrain locations have not cooled off at all. so they don't have a chance to recover from the daytime heat when the temperatures at night have been so far below normal. altamont only got to 85 degrees last night. same thing in the oakland hills and berkeley hills. low to mid 80s for overnight lows when you are staying that warm. it is just a

cumulative effect. it just wears you down. tonight a different story. 50s and 60s in the lower elevations and temperature ins the highest elevations dropping to the lower half of the 70s . then, we heat back up. north bay, you will heat back up to the low to mid 90s . along the coast, temperatures mostly in the 70s , san francisco hits 80 degrees. the hot spots east of the oakland hills the, fewer of the triple digit temperatures tomorrow. we'll see more sword saturday and sunday. let's take a look at where we end up with the heat risk by tomorrow. ha will be high, highlighting the higher terrain spots where the temperatures don't drop that much overnight. the high heat risk spreads out to a

greater extent. looks like sunday will be the more comfortable half of the weekend but that is not saying a whole lot. temperatures in the mid 70s tomorrow to the low 80s on saturday and sunday. relief arrives first along the coast where temperatures get to the upper 60s to near 70. it will be about one day later for the relief to arrive around the bay with temperatures getting back to moral by tuesday and wednesday. you'll have to wait for more than that. still in the 90s monday. warm, but not as hot tuesday and wednesday, and finally, back down to near normal temperatures but thursday of next week. can't happen soon enough. >> i was going to say, this feels like it's been a long time. especially for the people inland. as paul said, bluegrass fans will have to either enjoy or contend with all this hot weather at the golden gate park

music festival. despite the name of the festival, they are not all bluegrass. live performances kick off tomorrow afternoon at 1:00 to 7:00 before reopening saturday and sunday at 11:00 a.m. the three-day event is free to the public. nothing like some fresh game day gear. coming up, we'll introduce you to the fashion designer helping local 49ers fans look their best ahead of kickoff. and in sports, an epic ending to the final wild card game of the baseball playoffs and it will be a hot one this sunday when the cardinals come to down. but a star 49er is not too concerned with the heat. it is inevitable. chloe! hey dad. they will grow up. [cheering] silly face, ready? discover who they are.

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does mark farrell have the right experience and to shake up city hall?ee. in nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy

by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year. he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero accountability and orchestrated a pay-to-play scheme that sold out taxpayers to the highest bidder. mark farrell has all the wrong experience for the change we need. police in antioch responded to reports of a prowler behind a home and it was technically

right. animal services thinking there are at least two big cats out there. >> i'm crossing antioch off the places i'm visiting any time soon. >> there are more than mountain lions in antioch. we are looking forward to the weekend for many reasons. >> how are the niners going to get it together over the weekend? >> they have some injuries they are dealing with. right now, paul heggen is going to love this. they host the cardinals sunday. if you make that game, you have to hydrate this weekend because it will be hot. deebo samuel does not seem concerned.

>> temperature will be over 90. >> i'm from the south. it gets hotter than this. >> as a floridian myself, we might be overplaying this a little bit. niners should be more concerned about health than heat. the mvps did not practice on thursday. san francisco has two games in four days sunday to thursday but kittle had no time to look ahead with our vern glenn. >> take it one game at a time. >> is that like coach talk? >> yeah. >> that's fair. >> what's the challenge of immediately having to snap and do . >> vern opened the door for coach talk. what can you say? brewers dug-out feel good after back to back homers in the

seventh. ninth. new york ruined the party in milwaukee. down to their last two outs. pete alonzo sends one over the fence. put the mets on top. they were not done. a couple of batters later. starling marte. enough to drive in jesse winker from second. and winker spoke for all of queens in this moment. smashes his helmet in excitement. the mets are headed back to the divisional browned for the first time since 2015. they take the series, they will take on philadelphia. thursday night football and this is how i arrive to the studio for the late show with sara donchey. falcons hosting the bucs. they had no time outs. they hurry up, they stop the clock. cousins spikes it. after that, young hoku sends this game to

overtime. in ot, cousins makes them pay. hits hodge. breaks up a 45-yard walk-off touchdown. historic game for cousins. he threw for over 500 yards and four touchdowns. after the game, kirk cousins looks right at home in atlanta. had a funny quote about the swag surf. he is leading it with fans. tough night for this florida native. you mentioned fantasy football. >> uh-huh. >> how did you do? i am just down bad. >> i don't know if i had anybody playing tonight. >> that was not my fault and i fixed my lineup. >> i like that. it wasn't my fault. i didn't know when the draft was. i didn't have six

quarterbacks, i had three. we'll head to levi's for a

does mark farrell have the right experience to shake up city hall? in nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year. he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero accountability and orchestrated a pay-to-play scheme that sold out taxpayers to the highest bidder. mark farrell has all the wrong experience for the change we need.

there were a lot of eyes on taylor swift during the afc wild card game. she cheered on her man friend travis kelce and the chiefs against the dolphins. after the game it was the custom chiefs jack it she was wearing that had a lot of people talking. in fact, it was made by the wife of the 49ers full back kyle yuscec. >> reporter: almost as important as the game itself, game day outfits have really become a staple in the nfl with players, their families and fans. a few hundred lucky fans

got to come here to make custom niners jackets with miss nfl fashion designer herself kristen yuscec. it was a night filled with glitz and glam, specifically for female niners fans. many packed in wearing their best niners fit. >> for sure something that sparkles. >> definitely shoes. i always like to have a little bit of heel. >> i will wear red and gold all the time. >> those were cool. >> reporter: the event dubbed fit check night gave fans the opportunity to create cushion come niners levis jackets and meet and mingle with christin. >> to see women coming in skirts or shirts they made. it is giving someone a hobby. >> reporter: christin blasted

onto the fashion scene last season. getting her designs onto some of the biggest stars in the world. and partners with the nfl on a merchandise deal. she says all that success came at a time when she had almost given up on her design dreams. it was actually this e swept last year she credits with keeping her going. >> i met so many amazing women and heard their story of how i inspired them to pick up a sewing machine. or they are looking forward to sunday to see what i wear. it lit such a fire in me. >> reporter: she hasn't looked back since. she is working on a fashion line of her own now and still styles herself every game day. she says she continues to get tons of inspiration from the ninners fan base and they, even the youngest of them seem

to get as much inspiration from her back. >> i feel like wearing this skirt because it is very nice and pretty. and i felt like doing this because it is cute. >> you came in the right theme tonight with that shirt. >> reporter: i did ask kristen if she thought the niners fan base was the most stylish in the nfl. she gave a bit of a diplomatic response saying everyone across the league has good style. but i do think she still has a soft spot for seeing all the niners faithful in their most creative outfits. >> your game day outfit is usually work attire. you're looking at it. i wish i could get one of her pieces. i don't have the bucks for that. >> we know it will be hot. >> it's a button down with a

tie. >> whatever you say. and you mentioned it will be really hot at the game sunday. so maybe it is a shorts kind of a game. >> a dry fit. something that will breathe. >> cut the sleeves off the suit. >> yeah. >> you don't have to do it. you have it in the closet. >> it is part of the uniform. >> the mullet of suits. >> all right, well, we are now prepared for game day, thank you very much, thank you for watching. the late show with stephen colbert is next. have a good night. >> at a recent rally in milwaukee, donald trump appeared to mix up the leaders of iran