candice nguyen. >> and candice, whenever we see the pink and purple hues, it's typically a signal of colder weather. we are tracking that, of course, i'll get to that in my full forecast. but right now, out the door, look at the low, up to the north bay, it's cold. you're not imagining. a nice sunny start to the saturday. looking at how that temperature trend is going to be for the afternoon. it is going to be clear and sunny so a great time to maybe go on a nice hike. you don't have to worry about the daytime highs because we're going into upper 60s. a couple of low 70s on the map. and here's where i'll go into more detail in the full forecast. all weekend, we'll talk about your halloween forecast on monday. of course, that system that we mentioned, the pink glow in the sky. candice, back to you. >> thank you. >>> we start with breaking news in the south bay. hours ago, a dangerous side show, an attack on people in a car and gunfire. whew, this is around 12:30 this morning. we can't show you the moments that led up to the gunfire. we watched the video itself and it shows people jump

. ♪♪♪ candice nguyen: thank you for joining us this evening. i'm candice nguyen.th squealing tires and burning rubber from side shows. these illegal car stunt shows are getting bigger and more dangerous, particularly in oakland, and police say they're draining resources. our investigative team found they may be putting you at risk, even if you're not a spectator. [car tires squealing] dispatcher: oakland emergency. dispatcher 10. caller: yes, we're having a sideshow. all the people just coming over here so if we can get some police officers over here. candice: the 911 calls started pouring in at 9:53 p.m. dispatcher: this is oakland 911.■ caller: hey, uh, i'm going to report a sideshow. dispatcher: how many vehicles, sir? caller: a lot. candice: traffic brought to a standstill at 98th and empire on august 21st. dispatcher: oakland emergency, dispatcher 72. caller: i've been sitting here for at least 8 minutes. candice: just a mile and a half from the oakland airport, squealing cars disrupted work at local car rental businesses. male: nah, y'all gotta keep going, b

with the investigative unit, candice nguyen, nbc bay area news. >> the investigative unit has been breaking new developments in the senior care cases for weeks. to watch the reports fully which includes concerns of what some are calling vague staffing requirements for the facilities you can check them out at nbcbayarea.com/investigations. >>> a freak accident on the peninsula this afternoon. one man is dead and there's a lot of unanswered questions. police tell us a man was trimming trees outside of a home on peggy lane in menlo park. somehow he got pulled into a wood chipper and died. police and fire crews were called onto the scene. cal osha is also investigating. a neighbor who didn't want to go on camera tells us he is in shock after hearing about this accident. the name of the victim has not yet been released. >>> well, attention all shoppers especially if you shop at trader

i'm candice nguyen in for kira klapper. meteorologist vianey arana joins us now this morning with a look at your microclimate forecast. it was cold last night. i found myself reaching for a second blanket. >> oh, yeah. right now, we are already seeing some low 40s up through the north bay, beautiful view of emeryville. if you take a look, there are no clouds in site, but the temperatures right now, especially up through parts of the north bay, when you look at napa, 40 degrees. that's almost in the 30s. we have that cold system that kept our daytime highs cool, but the 24-hour temperature change, really significant, especially up through parts of napa, areas like concord and down through the south bay. now, we will continue to see those winds kicking up today, because of that system. and as we continue to monitor this, this is going to be gusty from the north-northeast. we're going to especially focus on the hills, because we've got a lot of dry brush out there. this will bring evaluated fire danger. >>> and pg&e is moving

i'm candice nguyen in for kira klapper. the mysterious african car is now gone. police dug up a mercedes buried on that $15 million estate. here's the video that shows video from our nbc sky ranger before and after that mercedes was pulled out of the ground. the car right now was at a crime lab being scoured for evidence. this video is from yesterday, when crews were still digging there. a former owner of the home, named john lew was believed to have been buried that car some 30 years ago after he reported it stolen in 1992. police still don't know why, though. cadaver dogs had mild hits when they sniffed that scene, indicating they might have smelled some sort of human remains. but so far, they have not found any. lew passed away in 2015. police say the current homeowners had no clue the car was buried there. >>> pg&e is moving forward with their planned power outages this morning to lower the risk of power lines sparking wildfire. here's a look on your screen at pg&e's planned outage map. they say they started some of those shutoffs just a half hour ago at 6:00

candice nguyen has a full report on our website. head to nbcbayarea.com/investigations. >>> police are investigate ago hit-and-run crash that killed a homeless man. the man was riding a bicycle outside the happy hollow park and zoo when police say he was hit by two different cars. one fled and one stayed on the scene. >>> a new covid subvariant has arrived in the bay area. marianne favro spoke with our infectious disease expert about why some scientists are calling it concerning. >> reporter: one case of the new covid subvariant known as ba.2.75.2 has been detected in the bay area by the clinical vie roll ji lab. >> it's one of the most immune-invasive variants. >> reporter: it looks different, which means anti-bodies we have from getting a vaccine or from having covid may not be able to recognize it and ward off infection. but ucsf infectious disease specialist dr. peter chin hong says despite that concern, common anti-virals used to fight covid, including paxlovid will still be effective. >> it just shuts down the mechanism that m