sergio quintana is tracking the efforts to bring that man home saving. >> reporter: along with a search team, a fixed wing plane helped with the search. philip kreycik is an avid runner. he often completes six to ten-mile runs in about an hour. police say that was his plan, but they were called when he was way overdue meeting his wife. officers quickly found his car but not him. >> his phone was left in his car with his i.d., which is normal for him because he's a pretty active runner and he's all about the speed and he runs -- he doesn't like to carry a lot of things. >> reporter: one of the first concern were the triple digit temperatures saturday. so search teams were quickly called in including one of the dogs that followed his scent from his vehicle to this trail, but no further. there are search teams from alameda, contra costa and marin counties as well as volunteers who have just shown up to help. >> searching for a runner so i thought i would come and check out. >> reporter: someone living in the neighborhood here who doesn't want to be named shared this video of drones also se

let's begin with nbc bay area sergio quintana in pittsburgh, tonight, where contra costa fire inspectors are on patrol. sergio. >> they are on patrol for illegal fireworks and just to be clear, terry, all unty was pass bit earlier, this year. but clearly, people are still using them. as the sun set here in pittsburgh, a little bit earlier, we could hear the fireworks and even see them going off. even so close to this fire station, that's the reason why fire marshals and fire inspectors are out on patrol, tonight. >> so tonight, we have all our investigators. we have called them back. they're all working tonight. and we have up-staffed extra personnel. we have a task force that we have put together. >> reporter: already, tonight, fire crews were called out to respond to a small fire that's suspected to have been started by fireworks. the contra costa county fire protection district has actually had extra staff on patrol for several days now, leading up to this holiday weekend. the task force, also, includes local-police agencies, that -- that are out on patrol, and can write citations for

sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> the list is official.late tonight, the secretary of state's office release the the list of who will be on the ballot challenging governor newsom in the recall election. much smaller than expected. 41 people. sounds like a lot but some predictions had estimated there might be more than 100 contenders on the ballot. they got 41. recall election is set for september 14th. and we have posted the full list of candidates on our website. go to nbcbayarea.com. you will see the story, right there, on our home page. >>> a warning, tonight, from the solano county sheriff's department. a mountain lion attacked and killed some animals in fairfield. deputies say the animals were attacked overnight on solano road and officers with the department of fish and wildlife say they looked at it. it looks like it was the work of a mountain lion. sheriff's department recommends moving pets and livestock into a secure area. for example, a home or a barn. >>> well, we are back, in 60 seconds, with chaos inside the ballpark. what ha

nbc bay area's sergio quintana had a close encounter at the park. seen them at park but this is the closest he's been to one. coyotes approaching people and sergio more frequently. they say in part because people are feeding them. one had to be euthanized getting too close to toddlers. >>> a connection to kanye west's new album that drops today. ♪ he did miracles on me ♪ >> beats by drake commercial featuring the new song "no child left behind," and do you recognize her? sha'carri richardson and organ in the background is grace cathedral church organ, one of the largest in the u.s. >>> team usa singing happy birthday to kevin durant but it's not amused. >> why? >> we'll explain, next. every one of us is connected. everyone. everywhere. where everyone is included. where everyone has access to information, education, opportunity. ♪ ♪ ♪ when everyone and everything is connected. that's really beautiful. anything is possible. good morning. cisco. the bridge to possible. triple bacon chee... how's that song coming along? that's for me? oh no, you're makin

reporting live in san francisco, i am sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >> many women accused of cosby of sex assaults. this legal chapter began back in 2004, that's when the comedian had an encounter with andrea constance. constance testified cosby drugged and sexual assaulted her. that led to the trial of 2018 of cosby's conviction on three counts of aggravated indecent assault, he was the first celebrity of the me too era to be sentenced. how do you feel about cosby walking away a free man? let us know on twitter and instagram and facebook. we may feature your responses during our 7:00 p.m. newscast. >>> if you want to own a gun in the south bay, you will need to ensure it. landmark control measures, it requires you paying additional fee when you buy a gun to help cover a cost of responding to gun violence. nbc bay area's ginger saab is joining us live. >> reporter: there are still a lot of details that need to be hammered out for these first of a kind measures. one thing is clear nobody thinks this is settled. >> reporter: mayor leonardo was proud to announce his city council's una

here is sergio quintana reporting from milpitas. >> reporter: the hmong community is pretty small and tight-knit. >> we are not close but we know each other. my husband has played soccer with suni's dad. >> reporter: it was at the end of her floor exercise when the score were announced, it became clear, she won gold. >> welcome to the most exclusive club, suni. >> reporter: the first hmong athlete to win gold. >> i never thought that i would be able to see someone of hmong decent receive at the olympic. their experience here had been difficult and unknown. >> people say hey, you arehmong from laos. they don't know. she says this olympic moment will no doubt make people more curious of their culture. >> what's that relatable? kind of like native americans here. we are indigenous people. >> reporter: everyone who's hmong can be proud. they can be a little better understood. nbc bay area news. >> reporter: a lot of spotlight and a great way in the bed for because we got soccer against nether national. you can watch on our sister station and telemundo 48. a lot of locals. among them of sa

sergio quintana has the details. >> reporter: here's a portion of the song that prompted the controversy, uploaded to youtube last week. ♪ warn about san francisco, make them wear pleated pants ♪ ♪ we don't care, we'll convert your children ♪ ♪ we'll make them tolerant and fair ♪ >> reporter: the phrase we'll convert your children is what prompted angry response. comments mostly negative, many include threats of violence. them, coming for your children, us, loading up ammo. they've reached out to fbi and san francisco police department about the threatening posts and emails. issued a statement to pull the video because of the controversy and posted now so the public can see it's satirical. didn't want to speak on camera because of concerns for safety. says the threats are shocking. >> over four decades been institution in our city and lgbtq plus movement. and it's a shame they're subjected to hate. >> reporter: not everyone in gay community is wholeheartedly coming to defense. longtime activist says the lyrics are provocative. >> puts gay people in danger coast-to-coast, gives people per

sergio quintana. >> reporter: in downtown this pop-up clinic on the street on busy friday night. 18-year-old his jab because it was just too easy. says he hadn't had time until now. >> busy. i'm a professional athlete. travel a lot. that's why i was not able to do this. but just walking here and did my vaccine. i'm happy. >> reporter: in santa clara county, mobile clinics are set up to make it easy as possible. still slow. 20 people tonight, busy nights 100. doesn't happen often. because the delta variant is so transmissible it's causing a significant rise in cases here so sites like this are popping up. castro valley, presbyteryian church. >> high concentrations of people of color and low income families because the access has been difficult. >> reporter: relatively high vaccination rates in bay area but number is still significant. >> 76% of people fully vaccinated. however that still does leave tens of thousands of san franciscans not yet gotten the vaccine. among those people are people not yet eligible, including our children under age of 12. >> reporter: to try to get those who are eli

sergio quintana. >> reporter: hours after the pennsylvania supreme court overturned his indecent assault conviction, 83-year-old bill cosby stood before cameras outside pennsylvania home. never spoke but team did on his behalf. >> just knocking on the walls, said look, you're free, get up, get up. what are these guys talking about? >> reporter: for the women who accused cosby, it's a shock and devastating. >> it feels like a loss. questioning what the last 43 years of this ordeal were about if not for justice in the form we thought we had found. >> what makes me sick is think about all his supporters and the smugness that is bill cosby that we see, ha, ha, we won. >> reporter: decision based on deal made with prior district attorney who agreed not to prosecute for former charges if he spoke openly on cases. but took to trial in part based on the testimony. >> nothing in the opinion mitigates his guilt. he was convicted beyond a reasonable doubt by a jury of his peers. only thing that changes, that trial should never have taken place because the government promised bill cosby that it woul

sergio quintana explains. >> you have yet to extend your warnty. >> reporter: even if you don't have a car, you got the call about your expiring warranty. >> this is suzy. >> reporter: this month, all of the big telephone companies have implemented a new protocol called stir, shaken, vouching that all of the calls that come to your phone are actually verified to be the numbers on the caller i.d. this week, at&t says it's already blocked a billion unverified numbers on its network, in an effort to stop spoof calls. >> right now, bad guys can pick whatever random they want to use and pretend that's the phone number making the call. that will mostly go away as shaken and stir fully rolls out. >> reporter: alex is the ceo of a robocall blocking company called you mail. he says telephone companies working together like this will make a more expensive for robocalls and spammers to operate, because they will have to pay for the verified numbers, instead of just making them up. >> when you do that, it's the ability to trace back who is making the phone calls. >> reporter: experts believe thi