in oakland i'm jodi hernandez, "nbc bay area news." >> jodi, thank you. milar story across the bay. in fact, at this hour the san francisco police commission is holding its last scheduled community meeting focused on finding a new police chief. the goal is to find a permanent replacement for greg sur who resigned in may. acting police chief seen here announced he would be interested in keeping the job. >>> i'm peggy bunker in santa clara standing in front of the hugely popular freedom bridge, popular with bicyclists and pedestrians and it could be going away. >>> i'm live in walnut creek tonight. ahead, details on how a deer shot by an arrow was discovered. >>> good evening. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. a few spotty showers off-shore. tracking this in micro climate forecast. details in a few minutes. a disturbing discovery tonight in walnut creek. a dear -- foundea . >>> only on nbc bay area, disturbing discovery this evening in walnut creek, a deer found dead with an arrow in its side. nbc bay area's elyce kirchner is in that area. any suspects or perh

most of the bay area stayed in the 70s for daytime highs. at least away from the coastline. already down to 60s. so an enjoyable night in the east bay, may not even need the ac. as we get you into tomorrow morning's forecast, you'll be able to see, it's not going to be a sunny start. thick fog in san francisco. areas of drizzle. 53 degrees. those clouds will spread across the rest of the bay area. and beginning with overcast skies in the east bay, pennsylvania, and also some areas of gray skies for the south bay to start and temps in the 50s. we'll get you a top-down view of the low clouds, and you'll see once again from santa rosa to san jose, we expect that to happen. but sunshine expected here for the inland valleys by 1:00 in the afternoon. however, you're heading to the beaches, the cool breeze will stay in place and also the cloud cover. so what will this mean for our temperatures? nice day shaping up on saturday. cupertino, 79 degrees. peninsula, we have palo alto at 73. and san francisco expecting low to mid-60s. north bay, east bay, and tri-valley, fantastic day, no

nbc bay area's marianne is joining us non. kaepernick saying his public stand on this is more important to him than football. >> yes, he did say that. even more important than sponsorship. colin kaepernick says he can't show pride for a country that oppresses minorities. and he also says he has no intention of backing down. >> one bay area fan posted this ewetube video. colin kaepernick himself is on fire for remaining seated during the national anthem at last night's preseason game during the green bay packers. >> i don't know. i just find it anything. >> michelle rasmussen and her husband were interesting. i don't like it. gro agree with that. i don't care what your excuse. you're an american. stand up. be proud of it. be proud of the people who died for this country and fought for it. >> bay area football fans are divided. >> i don't agree with the way how he's doing it, but i do applaud him for not just sitting still. >> kaepernick told nfl reporters he was not going to stand up and show pride for a flag and a country that

reporting live in san francisco, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> cheryl, thank you. >>> anotherin the south bay. someone poisoned the water along a popular trail. this is obviously a concern for hikers and pets. the discovery was made in santa teresa county park in south san jose. rangers say an employee saw a substance in rectangular blocks. it was poison often used to kill rodents. so far there have been no reports of any animals or humans being sick. police are searching for a suspect. >>> well, dozens of people came together this evening to remember a popular young athlete on the peninsula. someone shot and killed calvin riley last weekend as he played pokemon go. nbc bay area's jean elle is in san mateo with the emotional goodbye. jean? >> it's not fair. not fair. >> reporter: kim swift can't belief her godson, 20-year-old calvin riley is gone. >> it's the worst nightmare anybody should go through. >> reporter: someone shot and killed riley in san francisco's aquatic park saturday night as he and a friend played pokemon go. >> his dad and him were best friends. i mean, i ju

nbc bay area's marianne favro here now with a look at the bay area athletes becoming household names.> reporter: they are. talk about impressive. of the three that competed today they won gold, bronze and a place in the history books. with michael phelps swimming a dominant second leg of the 4x100 rely the team won gold in rio reclaiming the medal that slipped away in london. >> sour taste in 2012. and i'm glad it's backen our soil. >> reporter: this is help's 19th gold medal. nathan adrian the co captain of the swim team secured the victory, swimming the final leg. >> you get a feel for what's going on and what the story is that's unfolding. >> reporter: katie ledecky blew away the competition in the women's 400 meter freestyle, setting a world record. she was so good she was celebrating when everyone else was still swimming. >> i was really confident. this morning was easy and if i could push the back half hard i could make it tonight. >> reporter: mission accomplished for this mama on a mission. dana vollmer won the bronze medal in the 100 meter butterfly as part of her comeback af

in san leandro, cheryl hurd, "nbc bay area news." >>> last night the bay area, tomorrow mexico. donald trump is heading south of the border. the republican candidate made the announcement late this evening on twitter. the tweet says he will be meeting with mexico's president, enrique nieto. this meeting it happen hours before trump is expected to clarify his stance on immigration at an event in phoenix. "the washington post" reported the president invited hillary clinton to meet with him. no word if she has accepted. a new poll shows the race is tightening. mrs. clinton's lead is shrinking a bit. nbc survey monkey polls her with a six point lead. last week it was eight week. >>> it's been an active night for colin kaepernick. there's been growing support for him. the ash tag veterans for kaepernick has been the number one trending topic on twitter. thousands of tweets from veterans and active members supporting his right to free speech and drawing attention to racial inequality. kaepernick is getting a helping hand from a legendary athlete who is now an activist. kareem abdul-ja

on the peninsula, fog and drizzle in half-moon bay and for san francisco, spotty areas of drizzle andow 60s. for the north bay and east bay and tri-valley. no 90s. 84 in livermore and on that seven-day forecast we are cool in san francisco with temperatures in the 60s for the next seven days. inland we stay with the mid-80s throughout the extended forecast as well. so peggy and terry, again, there it is, storm ranger. pretty beautiful. >> it is amazing. it's true there are parts that are missed and this will solve that issue. >> i can't wait to fire that up and get that better detail in here. >> thanks a lot, jeff. >>> coming up next, olympic champion natalie coghlan joining us in studio. looking forward to talking to her after the break. >>> twelve time medalist natalie chl coghlan joining us. what about ryan lochte. >> deep down he really is a nice guy. i'm glad that he finally went on the "today" show and spoke with matt lauer and apologized rather than just posted on instagram. he really is a good guy. hopefully he will begin to repair and hopefully forgive him. >> obviously made

nbc bay area confirmed one of the births took place locally. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell is live right now in berkeley. bob, what are you learning? >> reporter: well, good morning, sam and laura. sources tell nbc bay area one of the babies were born here in berkeley within the past six months. the california department of health saying that there were two babies born statewide with zika-related microcephaly. it's undeveloped brains and smaller heads than normal. the department says in both cases the moths contracted the virus while travel abroad, either through mosquito bite or sexual contact with someone else carrying the zika virus. it's a sobering reminder that zika can cause serious harm to a developing fetus. there is no evidence that someone has contracted the zika virus from a mosquito bite in california. even though those kinds of mosquitos capable of carrying the virus have been found in 12 counties throughout the state including alameda and san mateo. within the past 24 hours president barack obama criticized congress for heading off on a seven-week vacation without fir

is being trapped in swept back into the bay area. hot temperatures around the state, 100 in fresno. 11 bakersfield. 67 in the monterey bay. in san jose, a lovely afternoon with lots of sunshine. after patchy fog. it will be hazy due to the smoke. starting out cooler in san francisco in the 50s. not a lot warmer, morning clouds give way to sunshine. cloudy toward the beaches. in oakland sunshine and morning clouds hazy and breezy in the afternoon. overnight lows, a little cooler in spots. 40 in santa rosa. 52 for the low in napa. you get the idea, we are headed toward fall. we're starting to see changes. temperature wise tomorrow it should be comfortable in the bay. plenty of 70s in and around the bay. one of the warm spots, 89 in livermore. hot in antioch 90 degrees. as we look out over the next couple of days, it will cooldown just slightly into sunday. then toward tuesday we will warm up briefly and then a more significant coolly -- cooling toward thursday and friday. here are some festivals to check out. this is a lot of fun, i hav

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tonight: >>> iv e from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> a bay area man hunt for a suspect accused of trying trying to kill a police officer. tonight had secret spy tool they used to hunt him down. kpix 5's andria borba found out how the tool is used and why it is under scrutiny. >> reporter: the use of stingrays have been hush-hush by law enforcement triggering lawsuits about privacy. tonight a case out of the bay area is showing us more about stingrays and the methods officers use when deploying them. >> reporter: it was january 21, 2013 when they were looking for a man accused of attempted murder on an officer. they tried to track his cell phone with this device. a stingray. >> a wireless device. >> reporter: they work like a mini cell phone tower. he told christin ayers in 2015 this about stingrays. >> i can fool your device into believing i am your carrier. >> reporter: governor jerry brown signed a law saying law enforcement agencies must obtain a warrant to use a stingray. in 2013 it was a legal gray area. they did not have a stingray warrant in the search. it may no

that wraparound moisture lifting into the mountain range and entering through the backdoor into our bay areare under the influence of high-pressure so we will have a partly sunny day, clouds at the coast, hazy sunshine, monterey bay. a chance of a thunderstorm late in the day in the sacramento area as well. will have partly sunny and breezy conditions today. southwest winds 10 to 20 gusting up to 40, 60s through the 70s into the 80s, we do have a more seasonal day on wednesday. the a's are back in town playing host to the cleveland indians. 67 degrees for that game. >>> over the weekend candidates filed their most recent contribution reports. >> our political analyst melissa came has been watching over these. you have been very busy. >> i am so excited, every month i wait for these because there is fascinating information. i am not talking about parties or pacs. talking about individuals giving money to candidate campaign. each month the candidate for president has to file a report on last month's contributions. over the weekend for the month of july, i pulled out the bay area contributions

we're live at thcr >>> right now on nbc bay area, a developing story. a police officer injured in the east bay. we're live at the crash site with how it happened. >>> good evening to you, thanks for joining us for this special edition of nbc bay area news. i'm peggy bunker. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. that crash happened two hours ago. police still at the scene. >> nbc bay area's christie smith is live in hayward. christie, what do we know? >> reporter: i can tell you there are at least a dozen hayward police officers out here right now. we're at patrick and gomer, the intersection is blocked, as you can see. on the other side of the police cars there, a mercedes with the front end smashed in. a witness says there was a small collision with a patrol car. one officer says, though, that that officer involved is all right. the witness was selling fruit, sher says, when the mercedes came down gomer at a high rate of speed and clipped the patrol car. she says that one person inside of the mercedes was injured. the other person, she says, took off running. she say

but we are going to have more dry weather here in the bay area. e look from mount hamilton. it's all clear across the south bay. but we some cloud building up along the coastline. pretty much the same picture we've seen from the past l of days. as you head out it's 47 in santa rosa. 47 in morgan hill. we have some upper 50s for spots like oakland and concord. winds have shifted direction and coming from the north. we don't have the strong on shore flow that gave us the break from the heat. as we went to the weekend now we're going to see the temperatures warming up at least it will feel breezy to give us a little bit of a break. expect more of the same tomorrow. a look at the microclimates. pacifica 67 degrees. upper 60s for the financial district. 90 in fairfield today. walnut creek at 88. 89 in liver more. there's intense heat across the desert southwest. we'll catch a break for the middle of the week as cool air drops in. by the end of the week high pressure builds once again. we're shifting back and forth. there will be less marine air for the

what about the rest of the bay area? well, fog comes back to san francisco, and we'll start in the mid-50s and patchy loud clouds for the peninsula. south bay starts with haze and 53 degrees. as we move into the forecast for tuesday, you will find across south bay it will be comfortable, near average. this will put morgan hill at 83 degrees, san jose 84. peninsula, half moon bay, a colder westerly wind has us at 60 degrees. san francisco stays with low to mid-60s. for noshl, east bay and for tri-valley it goes on the warm side for livermore at 87, but that's my hottest forecast tomorrow. for oakland you can see it is a comfortable 69 degrees. up towards north bay, anywhere from 83 in napa to mill valley expecting 71. air quality will be moderate for the peninsula and the south bay, and, again, we'll likely see on-again, off-again issues with the air quality as the fires  continue to burn towards the south. in san francisco temperatures remain in the 60s throughout the next seven days. for the inland valleys we'll stay w

. >>> another major shake-up at the top of bay area police department. the reason behind the hayward's chief sudden departure. "today in the bay" continues right now. >>> a very good now tuesday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. we are generally not shaking things up on the weather front although we have noticed that you step outside it's been cooler recently. 50s and 60s. >> we've been seeing that for the morning and amps. also below average temperatures. probably the warmest day of the week ahead. chance of upper 80s inland. gorgeous presun rise view in san jose. high level tropical nature clouds coming in from hawaii. in san jose, 60 degrees. partly cloudy skies. 50s, mid 50s in the north bay. chilly start this morning. by the afternoon, mid 80s around the east bay. upper oughtitys in san francisco. mid 80s around south bay. busy commute, crashes effecting two bridges. >> bridges are critical at this point of the commute as traffic starts to shift over from the east bay to the peninsula. overall t

we have an nbc bay area donlow-up for you.rges against the man accused of making death threats against the acting police chief are being dropped. icnald hoganson was arrested ogan month after he posted controversial chiefs with white ents. acy messages about chief chaplain. the charges were dropped saying hoganson's tweets were protected under the first amendment and contained both political and religious elements. >>> if you haven't seen him yet, you have less than four hours left to check out naked donald trump. jeastatue popped up this morning and hat been a tourist attraction all day. the public works department plans the remove him at 4:00 a.m. jean elle is live in the priorea with. he spoke to the artist who created the statue. >> reporter: i did, janell. take a look. you can see donald trump is very popular here in san francisco. but the department of public works says he is illegally glued to the sidewalk so he must go. but tonight one san francisco supervisor says he's a symbol that should not be destroyed. >> people

reporting from woodside, mark mathews, "nbc bay area news." >> once again we'll take our nbc bay area chopper over the aestate in woodside at the home of saul fox. down the road is larry ellison off black mountain road in woodside. again, in trump expected to for herithin the next hour. we'll have more on the story as marc mentioned on the 6:00 news cast as well. as for hillary clinton, a scandalous twist for her campaign. 11 wheng-time aide huma abedin says she is separating from her husband, anthony weiner. you might recall he is the former congressman from new york who stepped down back in 2011 when he was caught sexting with a woman. abedin remained by his side, but just last night the new york post reported weiner exchanged sexual messages with another woman while his son appears to be sleeping by his side. it was a photograph of him on a bed with his son. ybedin says the cup remains devoted to doing what is right for their son. t todaday after speaking with buporters for nearly 20 minutes about a decision not to stand during the national anthem, 49ers quarterback colin kaepernic

so that is going to keep some of the bay area from getting too hot. we get a look at micro climb at forecast you can see for the south bay tomorrow comfortable weather. morgan hill 89. palo alto. and in the financial district, a cooler wind mr. the marina puts you at 62. north bay, east bay and tri-valley, highest fire danger. across the area, livermore at 93 with humidity around 20%. for the east bay oakland at 73, fremont 84. on the extended forecast for san francisco, we stay in the 60s over the next seven days. for the inland valley also we have temperatures in the low to mid- 90s right through friday and once we hit the upcoming weekend we will see the temperatures start. warmth week for kids but a nice weekend ahead. i know kids are looking forward. >>> i bet. thank. >>> still to come, a dog left in a dirty carrier next to a dumpster. the mission to save him and find him a new home. >>> happening now, check your credit card statements. if you stayed at some of the most popular hotels in the world like hyatt or marriott you might have been hacked.

winds have pushed smoke from the soberanes fire in a northeast direction, modesto, stockton and the bay areack valley smoke. and an air alert is issued over the soberanes and goose area in fresno. and residents are feeling the sting in their eyes and throats. >> yes. the smoke has been lingering around the area for a while no you. >> yes. every single day last week we be a smoke advisory in affect, a bit of a rare thing in this bay area. today there is a shift in the winds insuring the smoke is still there. and if you have asthma, you will have a little difficulty with your breathing. but the wind will be rotating to the northwest and it will clear the atmosphere somewhat but this morning it is a little hazy. yesterday you could not seep see the diablo mountain range in the prayer area but it began to -- in the bay area but it began to clear by sunset. sfo has 57 minute delays on some arriving flights. but that not due to smoke but the summertime weather pattern with the return of the marine layer. it is overcast in san jose, a bit on the hazy side. 57 in livermore with haze. 60s around the

nbc bay area responds, next. >>> nbc bay area responds, recovering more than $100,000 to bay area consumersll us or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> we see they've saved consumers around 5,000 bucks. >> consumer investigator chris chmura noticed a trend while negotiating these refunds in closing some of these cases. what did you see? >> in two of the four cases we featured this week plus one we'll show you monday evening, an extended warranty or service plan didn't pay off as advertised. susannah and chuck had trouble replacing a $239 blender despite a seven-year extended warranty. jim's extended service contract on his car owed him 1500 bucks that we had to fight to get him back. monday's case tops two grand. so the question here is are protection packages, service plans, extended warranties, whatever they call them, are they worth the price? consumer reports says no. in general we have found that extended warranties are a bad deal for the customer, right, and have long advised against them. and for many of us an extended warranty is an impulse buy pondered briefly there at the checkout.

thanks for join us on this special edition of nbc bay area news. i'm janelle wang. >> i'm raj mathai. the side story stealing the show in rio. the two swimmers were part of the group with ryan lochte claiming to be robbed at gunpoint. the u.s. state department is now getting involved. >> our team coverage on the olympics drama begins with nbc bay area's ian cole in the newsroom. this is now becoming a legal and diplomatic matter. >> it is, janelle, because police are investigating the group's claims. authorities have tried to keep all four of them in the country for questioning going so far as to pull two of them off their flight home moments before it was supposed to take off. two u.s. swimmers in rio, jack conger and gunnor bentz pulled off their flight. authorities want answers from them, jimmy fiegen and ryan lochte about the night they were allegedly held up in rio. >> a gun, tapped it, put it to my forehead and said get down. >> reporter: a brazilian judge claims there are holes in the group's statements saying lochte told police they were ap

nbc bay area's bob honda joins us live from one of those areas with more. robert. >> reporter: well, first of all it wasn't easy to find a place to park to do this report, and people here who have to deal with this problem all the time say transportation experts will hear and feel their frustration. david wyberg has lived in this win chester boulevard area for almost 50 years. he says the silicon valley boom created a huge surge of traffic and crowded apartment complexes that fill up the street day an night with parked cars. he says residential parking permits doesn't solve the overflow problem. >> it does in some what limit external people from parking here, but on offhand right now i think it is residential people looking for spaces. >> reporter: community activists say san jose as ambitious development plans hurt. one block from wyberg is being converted to 1600. >> it is going to be more parking issues that will impact from opal drive and beyond. >> reporter: with experts from agencies from agencies including dta, city transportation and planning depart

nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is in richmond. what's the community doing about this if is there going to be a fight to keep the salute open? >> reporter: you bet there will be. salute in richmond has been a popular dining spot for more than two decades. in fact, many consider it an absolute treasure. tonight the community is outraged after learning it may be forced to close its doors. >> i put my heart and my soul in this restaurant. >> reporter: for years salute restaurant has been serving up fine food, both to client and those in need. her annual mother's day and thanksgiving dinners for the homeless have fed countless stomachs and souls. >> that excitement to come here, to be served in this restaurant -- >> reporter: but salute's days may be numbered. the marina bay eatery slapped with a 30-day eviction order. the building's owner claims the restaurant's plumbing hasn't been properly maintained. >> there's a men's best room, the toilet's been leaking for years. you see the picture of dry rot. there's human waste underneath the

here in the bay area higher than the national average but low for the bay area. cheapest in oakland around $2.6 and san jose $2.70 and 2.82 in san francisco. >> let's road trip. maybe we could use stormranger. >> we will constantly know the weather in our area as we drive wherever we go. >> there's a strict sign-up sheet for that. >> a lot of weather technology on here. we need it in the proper hands. we're going to guide you through tonight. stormranger is our newest storm tracking tool if case you haven't heard about it or missed our weather hits in the past hour and a half. here it is. what a beautiful machine you are looking at right now. it is much more than a mobile doppler radar. it has a weather station on it, a 360-degree camera and also an x-band radar. let's get more specifics on this vehicle right now. again, as we break down the parts and the pieces of this, you're going to be able to see on our weather graphics that, again, it has quite a bit happening here. as we take a look at our micro climate weather, it is going to scan in the horizontal with t

right now on "nbc bay area news," more controversiary surrounding a south bay judge. did he give another young athlete a lenient sentence. the news starts right now. thank you for joining us. i'm peggy bunker. >> i'm raj mathai. a little late because of the game on nbc. we begin with judge persky in the headlines. >> nbc bay area rick boone is in palo alto with the new revelation. >> reporter: yeah, peggy and raj, a lot of critics say this guy let a lot of aggressive guys go free, this while allowing them more time to commit more dangerous acts. >> he clearly has some bias in the area of college athletes. >> reporter: another shocking ruling comes to light. santa clara judge aaron persky who delivered the controversial six month sentence in the brock turner case, according to court records he handed down a lenient sentence to the a football player who beat and choked his ex girlfriend. >> the handling of this case is worse than the handling of the turner case. >> reporter: ikea gunnederson con fenced to police what he did in a sunny veil parking lot in 2015. but when

nbc bay area responds next. >>> hey, bay area, i'm mario lopez. here's what's next. >> what went wrong. >> cher compares trump to hitler. plus, simon's crazy challenge for both candidates. >> all coming up tonight on "extra." east bay woman whose bank account went blank. .leaving her in a financial bind. >>> nbc bay area responds to a woman in the east bay whose bank account went blank leaving her in a tough spot. >> she felt the bank was dragging its feet. she called consumer investigator chris chmura who took immediate action. how much was missing? we have that story. >> reporter: $17,000, peggy and raj. there one day and completely gone the next. police say that money was stolen. the customer says the bank was in no hurry to help. >> probably about another week. >> reporter: karen bates is preparing to ren out rooms in her concord home to help make ends meet. she wanted to spruce up the house. she withdrew a portion of her 401(k). right after the transfer, her money -- >> almost $17,000. >> reporter: -- vanished. >> there was no money in my acco

partly sunny start here for most of the bay area. gh pressure is in control and that's why we'll see temperatures warm up anywhere from 2 to 5 degrees into saturday's forecast. not hot everywhere. for the south bay, you'll feel the warm up. morgan hill, 95 degrees. cupertino, 5u9. san jose, 91. beaches, low 60s. san francisco, 62 in the maria, 234u6 the financial district. north bay, east bay and trivalley, 97 tomorrow in livermore and danville. napa at 92. as we get you into the extended forecast in service, we have warmed it up into next week with mid 70s. with 72 on tuesday. 74 on wednesday. and also, low 70s by next thursday. and you can see for the interior valley, we have a hot 97 tomorrow. 95 sunday and mid to upper 90s through next thursday, so let's hope they get a handle on this tire very, very quickly because this weather is not boding well right now for those firefighters. >> thanks. >>> coming up, b.a.r.t. troubles again. what sparked fires along the tracks that brought train to a halt. >> also, a car plows right through

==gfx== nbc bay area's christie smith broke the story this afternoon. she's in redwood city with the new details. ==peggy/cu== new at 11: busted for scaling the "bay bridge." new at 11: busted for scaling the "bay bridge." officers arrested 2 men who climbed to the top of the bridge's eastern tower. ==live== here's a live look at the bridge tonight. chp tells us the men jumped a railing along the bike-pedestrian path, then went up a large suspension cable. ==vo== they ultimately reached the top of the 525-foot tower. by the time officers arrived, the pair was already headed back down. both were arrested for tresspassing. there's no word on the motivation for their illegal adventure. ==peggy/rail== five days away from the start of the rio olympics... and the countdown is filled with both excitement and concern. several venues are still not done... and there are concerns about visitors being able to access transportation to events. ==anim== nbc bay area's marianne favro is here with a look at the final preparations. ==terry/topvo== "team australia" knows a

>> have bay area ties.'ll see all of our local swimmers in there. >> that's so much fun. >>> well, this lady does not need to sing karaoke. her voice one of the best, and she is in san jose. that's next. ♪ ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh ♪ hush my darling... ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. >>> three, two, one. outcue=...(singing) like the corners of my mind" trt=:10 ♪ memories like the calling corners of my mind ♪ >> the unmistakable voice of barbra streisand. filled the shark tank in san jose. streisand wowed the crowd with all of her hits and often shared stories between songs. tonight's show kicked off a nine-city mini tour for streisand. she will be in las vegas this saturday. >> a lot of the people in the newsroom were singing barbara industries sunday tonight. >> she looks great. thanks for joining us her

in bay area news. francisco honored a singing icon with a special gift for his 90th birthday. >> reporter: they are hoping to boost that hurled 20 million to their shot at stopping a suicide squad for first place. the channel's star boys cast the best reviews of this weekend's new movies expecting that netted venture to debut with 13 million. setting up a week and bought auks office saddle. (whispering) what are you doing up? (whispering) mom said i could have a midnight snack. well, i say it's late, and you need to go to bed. why? because i am the boss. you're not the boss, mom's the boss. well, technically, we are co-bosses. technically, mom's the boss. mmmm. shhh. the family favorite. yoplait. welcome to kron four news weekend. we are taking this live look outside from our embarcadero camera. thank you for joining us this saturday morning. i'm marty gonzalez. you have probably noticed a thick haze over the bay area and the smell of smoke in the air. a lot of that is a result of huge california wildf

nbc bay area's mark matthews is now. t north coast town hearing from the witnesses and first respoernds. mark. >> this is where it happened. you can see the skid marks on the ground as the truck went into the river and the oil slick now on the water. >> witnesses say the 32-year-old mother of two was taking her children to school this morning. she had just gotten a job at the elementary school as a teacher's aide. >> witnesses said the ford f-250 was traveling about 35 miles an hour, there was heavy fog in the area, the roads were slick. >> one of the witnesses, harry kenny, who was out bird watching. >> it went gurg will and went down and a lot of bubbles came to the surface, and then a woman came up shortly after that screaming, my babies, my babies or something like that. >> reporter: the woman was able to kick out a window and escape the sinking truck but her two children, four and seven years old, were belt into the back seat as it went down. 30 minutes later a park ranger with dive equipment recovered the bodies fr

so much so that bay area soccer legend brandi chastain is now weighing in. in the bay's" ian cole. >> reporter: historic run ending in heartbreak. the u.s. women losing to sweden, the first stumble in two decades. >> we just weren't lucky today with the penalties. >> reporter: emotional comments turned down another path. u.s. goalkeeper hope solo saying i am very proud of this team, you be i also think we played a bunch of cow wars. the best team did not win today. the headline sent another shockwave through the soccer world. former u.s. women's team member and south bay native brandi chastain denouncing the comments. >> i can hear the frustration in her comments but it's unacceptable, to be honest with you. you go there to compete and be your best and they did a better job. >> reporter: chast stain and of those add that solo was talking about the swedish strategy and not them personally. chastain's husband and soccer coach said solo could do better. >> disappointing when we don't show respect to our opponents but also i think we give somebody a little bit of

the bay area got some improvement. as you can see most of our area fr from north bay to south bay is under moderate levels of drought except for east bay which ranges from low to also extreme. so we did make some headway. let's hope for another good water year coming our way. all signs are pointing right now to at least an average season. right now outside, a look at the fog that is beginning to build at the immediate coastline. that eventually will bring back fog for tomorrow morning's commute towards san francisco and the peninsula. in terms of afternoon highs on the wednesday forecast, very similar to today. we will have 84 in north bay, san francisco 66, for the peninsula 73, and the south bay expecting 80. if you are doing any traveling, we are looking at some more wet weather towards florida, but right back here in the bay area it is about this trough of low pressure helping to cool temperatures. i will have details on how low it gets in about 15 minutes. >> jeff, we will see you shortly. did you see last night's

then we venture into the eastern portion of our bay area. high 80s and low 90s spot on for this time of the year in the valley. low 80s in the carquinez straits. 60s in the north bay at stinson beach. 70s at sausalito and tiburon. 80s in petaluma, novato, all the way up into guerneville, occidental and in santa rosa. meanwhile, far reaches of the north bay into the low 90s. we have still your full forecast featuring the seven- day outlook coming up at 18 after the hour. >>> a decade ago voters decided to spend $400 million on parks in some of the poorest neighborhoods in california. more than half of those still haven't been built and prop 84 was approved back in 2006. it was supposed to pay to build or improve 126 parts around the state. work -- parks around the state. work hasn't started on 68 projects including a dozen in the bay area. state officials say the delays are due to strong oversight. >>> in san jose, hundreds of court workers will keep up their picket lines just outside of the hall of justice. critical services like search warra

donald trump is in the bay area looking to collect cash. "today in the bay" starts right now. hello, monday! good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia cannon. >> i'm sam brock. mild sounds nice today. >> yeah. rob is in for kari. >> it's been that way for san francisco. most of the days below 70 degrees. this afternoon it's going to be below 70 degree degrees. san jose has low 60s and expecting a high of 80. low clouds and drizzle could cause problems for the commute. the trivalley 82 degrees. now a first check of the monday commute. >> we is a little issue in san jose. that's about the only issue, really. there was an earlier crash here. around the altamont we see anything below the speed limit. southbound 880 at 101 at the connecter we had an earlier crash. chp is there. flashing lights. overall, still at speed past that scene and the rest of si silicon valley. >>> panic at lax airport last night. cays are erupting after reports of an active shooter. there were several 9-1-1 calls about shots fired. ultimately an investigation found no evidence of a shooting.

i'm consumer investigator, chris chmura, nbc bay area responds next. nbc bay area responds.. east bay man who had a problem with the fire department. =j >>> nbc bay area responds to an east bay man who had a problem with the fire department. >> consumer investigative reporter chris chmura is here with the story. >> mario mccoy reached out to us after pleasanton firefighters accidentally broke into his son's condo. here's what happened. the fire department was responding to a 911 call. when they arrived and no one answered the door, they broke it down. it was an emergency, after all. they broke down the wrong door. it was the wrong condo. mario's son had the door replaced at@a cost of more than $2,000. he went to the city to get reimbursed. the city would only pay $1360. we contacted the city of pleasanton. it paid him the rest of what they owed him. the claim was calculated on the depreciated value of the door. it takes full responsibility and paid the claim in full. that's a win of more than $600. if you have a consumer complaint, you can call us 888-996-tips or log on to nbc

look how close this rain gets to the bay area. this is the latest run that shows some of the showers staying north of the bay. yesterday, had a bull's eye directly over the bay area. this will be something interesting to watch as we get towards monday and tuesday of labor day and the day after. temperatures cool off overall. that's the one thing we're confident on. fall definitely will be felt across the bay area this week. temperatures in san francisco stay cool with clouds hanging on tightly every morning. saturday into sunday, those clouds really start to thicken up and we may just be talking about some showers as we round out the unofficial end of summer. how do you like that forecast? >> it sounds very fitting. i like that. thank you. >>> we have more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, over the year we have introduced you to dozens of people who make us bay area proud. next we check in for an update to our favorite story. being able to bring you a good news story ... is a bringing you a >>> the only thing better than being

marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> one bay area fan posted this on youtube with the title "kaepernick disgrace." these are multiple kaepernick jerseys on the barbecue grill, and he sets some on fire. we talked to fans today about the protest. >> i think he's doing the wrong thing. as i said, it's a matter of respect for the people who have been in the service and died. >> he is entitled to not stand for the national anthem if he wishes. however, i think he would be much more effective if he would take to the road, take to the airwaves. >> now, we will continue to follow the latest developments on this story, both on the air and online at nbcbayarea.com. also coming up on our 6:00 hour, our partners at comcast sports will discuss the impact this could have on the 49ers. >>> in walnut creek, a man was shot and killed outside of a bar early this morning in an area of downtown where violence has been escalating in recent smiths. nbc bay area christie smith is live there with more crime and the controversies surrounding these popular night spots. >> reporter: that's right, but i have to te

you can get quite a deal outside the bay area. >> exactly. but is the bay area different? relatively speaking gas prices do want to remain low. they are below $3. cheapest gas is in oakland at $2.67. roughly $2.70 in san jose and around $2.80 in san francisco. >> and we don't have to car pool any more. >> no, we always ride together. >> and fancy ranger. >> and car pool at 4:30 in the morning. right now temperatures in the 60s. hazy sunshine but socked in by low clouds. san francisco's 63 degrees. you can see san francisco there, misty skies at times and we did have a few brief like showers pass by a bit earlier this morning. in san jose, 67 degrees. hazy sunshine there too and out towards tri-valley, livermore, 69 degrees and a trend moving forward through the day. livermore school district back at school and temperatures not all that bad. low 80s for high. average high should be closer to 87 degrees. so here is that interesting weather we had this morning. just off the coast there in marin county. those were thundershowers as the system moved moisture from east to west a

of course, in the bay area a little higher. gas prices, though, overall remain pretty low. below $3. cheapest gas in oakland about $ $2.67. hovering around $2.80 in san francisco. filler up. >> the minivan will get it filled up. >> if fits a lot of people. >> three kids and also three adults, too. >>> while we're road tripping or talking about it, what kind of conditions are we looking at? >> a little interesting outside. we have the radar fired up this morning looking scattered showers and speaking of radar. we have a new tool at c bay area. it took up parking spaces all by itself. a live picture there on the left. doesn't even fit on the left-hand side of the screen. we have a mobile doppler radar. doppler on wheels. it's interesting to have around want bay area. we have a number of different weather conditions we track. jeff has it on last night tracking scattered showers and we can also track wild fire smoke plumes as well. here is the issue around the bay area. some mountain top radar sites overshoot a lot of weather across the bay area. what storm ranger is able to go

it's way down northern frinand tropical moisture pulled off making its way all the way to the bay area. hewewe had that gorgeous sunset and why there's that minimal chance of thunder and/or lightning overnight tonight in the north bay. as this moisture moves through, a 10% chance of dry lightning which would be ho for nce, but it's is there. we may sky in the afternoon in san francisco, 66 degrees your afternoon once again. in fremont tomorrow, in concord, napa 86, mountain view 78, san jose 82 degrees and san rafael, your high 80, everybody right around or a couple degrees cooler than average. extended forecast, as we hello is supposed up, the first couple days only mid-60s near the bay, low 80s inland, some signs we'll see more significant warming next week. gorgeous sunset from a hurricane. kind of strange how everything ties together. it, though. ay area bu ing out - over lebro >>> well, this is ght this bay area businesswoman is freaking out over lebron james. >> sh every day, the oil companies pollute our air. putting their... ...profits ahead of kids' he i'm tom steyer. we've ha

one of the warmer spots around the bay area. san jose close to 80 degrees. 60s in san francisco. and north bay highs in the 70s. and tri-valley temperatures in the mid 80s. your morning commute in the south bay starting to change up. >> that's right. we have recover fry are the crash. we will zoom in toward the guadeloupe it's recovering. we have the brunt of the south bay commute kicking in. holding steady with a slow drive through gaud lou and kicking in for 85 and 101 northbound. that's not bad for the silicon valley area. this is recovering west 84 and south 680 coming down. san mateo bridge seeing the build. that's a standard commute to the peninsula. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> remembering the music icon. how the world is honoring one of mexico's biggest super stars. juan gabriel. >>> plus, big boss shows up to work and nobody is there. we'll tell you about that. plus, we'll take you live to the dow industrial gaining 90 points. has died. the singer was found dea >>> one of mexico's biggest super stars juan gabriel has died. the singer was fou

pressure situated across nevada, clockwise pushing up smoke through central california you through the bay area area of low pressure. the counter clockwise flow is helping to funnel up smoke as well. again, the soberanes fire and the chicago any fire to the south is helping to bring these hazy skies. there was an image from nasa that i saw that the san bernardino fire was helping to play a small role in our hazy conditions throughout this afternoon. as we head into tomorrow's forecast, the worst air quality continues to remain across south bay. the big question, when does the air quality improve? as this area of low pressure pulls inland on monday, we will see the flow of air cut off the smoke. so monday looks like the next best day coming our way in the forecast. i'll have more in about 15 minutes. >> that is some good news. thanks, jeff. >>> also an emotional night in lake county. homeowners are seeing firsthand the devastation left behind from the clayton fire. late this afternoon evacuation orders were lifted important the community much lower lake. people rushed back to their properties, m

the bay area did very, very well in rio especially in swimming. athletes from tan ford raked in 27 medals and cal athletes pulled in 21. put that in perspective, cal and stanford got more hardware than all but four countries competing in the olympics. >> it is amazing. speaking of cal superstars we're going to get an answer. ever wonder what 121 medals looks like? we posted a montage of every medal winner in that one video. and again, natalie coghlin will be here later in the show and join us in about 15 minutes. >>> with the olympics over the presidential election will return to the forefront. today hillary clinton's running mate tim kaine was in the bay area in san francisco for fundraisers. neighbors are used to the political heavyweights coming to town. >> people get excited about it. i'm on a neighborhood chat and i hear everybody saying did you see biden in town or gee whiz did you see the motorcade or the helicopters flying over. that was obama. >> mrs. clinton will be in wed rood city on wednesday far luncheon co-hosted by tim cook. >>> do

turns out there's more to the story b about the popular festival being pushed back. >>> and nbc bay area wants to help local non-profits build impactful communities. we're launching our annual grant challenge for new and innovative programs to earn up to $50,000. visit nbc bay area.com for more information, but note this. applications are due today. happening now: ==reveal== on our twitter feed: we've posted video a group of bystanders stabilizing a collapsing roller coaster in >>> happening now, we posted a video of a group of bystanders at roller coaster in georgia. six children and one adult escaped safely. no other injuries were reported. a southern california man is being charged for running a disney land ticket scam on craigslist. more news f the praek. police say they arrested the shooter who killed a man in east palo alto last year. this was the raid today in the south bay. investigators took evidence in bags. >>> a murder may have been solved. what you're looking at is the raid in the south pay today. investigators took bags of evidence. >>> well, the fda wanting all donated blo

it's all thanks to some bay area athletes. >> nbc bay area's anchor jessica aguirre is live in rio asdominate the medal count. as you were mentioning earl krer this morning, so many compelling personal stories for athletes as well. >> there have been so many important stories and compelling and some of them really make you feel for the athletes and one of those is former cal swimmer missy franklin. she was at cal before. she was the star of the 2012 london games. but these games she has really struggled. and even though she made it into the preliminary heats last night, she was substituted out of the women e's 4x200 relay by maya dirado from stanford as well. dirado will swim the third leg with katie ledecky anchored. the legend of ledecky continues to grow. trailing by half body length when she dove in. ledecky propelled team usa to gold and she did it going away -- way out. her third gold of the games dirado's first, the santa rosa native, has a nice collection. one of every color. she has a gold, silver, and bronze now. kazakhstan's first olympic gold ever in the 200 meter breastst

nbc bay area is your exclusive home for live coverage.essica as we mentioned, will rejoin us later. tonight at 6:30, join us for bay area revolution. part of our documentary series. you'll hear the behind the scenes stories of local olympians. at 7:30, the opening ceremony followed by a special edition of our nbc bay area news. >>> today, san francisco announced two new cases of zika. it comes one day after the state announced two babies have been born in california with zika related defects. one in berkeley. today, the c drk c began advising pregnant women to be tested. but getting a doctor to give you the test isn't as easy as you might imagine. she's live with more. >> that's right. for those who want to start a family, this could be very nerve racking. we spoke with a local family whose traveled aboard, fearful they've been exposed. that was not the case. >> bug spray, wore long clothes. >> they took precautions when traveling for a wedding. >> somewhere between the airplane and the wedding, i got bit. >> the 29-year-old and his wife

the suspect a bay area nurse's assistant. what her father wants everyone to know. >> teenagers hospitalized after a bizarre attack in northern california. the surprising attack by oters. >> tony bennett saying he left his heart in san francisco. every day, the oil companies pollute our air. putting their... ...profits ahead of our kids' health. now they're trying to weaken california's clean air laws. i'm tom steyer. we've had a million kids get asthma. we need to send the oil companies a message. tell your legislator to stand up to the oil companies and protect our clean air laws. don't let the oil companies put their profits... ...ahead of our kids. tonight. this happened just about anr and a half ago.. on san lea street. it's a single- story struct. the fire is contained to the garage. ters. >> tony bennett saying he left. cc >>> a single story structure, and the fire was contained to the garage. >>> a bay area woman accused of terrorizing the kardashians. his daughter spent $50,000 to live at the beverly hills hotel and s