here is christie smith to explain. >> girls deserve a fair sport. >> a handful of demonstrators that came to speak out against transgender kids participating in youth sports. >> returned to the original count of mine that gave women their own based sports category. >> came at a local meeting of the california interscholastic federation. it is not a topic that was on the agenda. >> they are stronger and faster, that is a biological fact. safety is a huge issue and fairness is a huge issue as well. >> its policy is in accordance with california law that all students will have the opportunity to participate in activities in a manner that is consistent with their gender identity. regardless of the gender listed on a student's record. >> it is not fair. >> we spoke with alexis sanchez of the lgbt community center that supports the right of trans-athletes to compete. >> it is disappointing. this is something that has been happening nationwide and now we will see it in california. trying to push transgender people out of the public sphere. specifically focusing on trans youth participating

christie smith. nbc bay area news. >> a reminder. we made it easier for you to keep tabs. you see the qr code. scan it and it will take you to a page on our website. you can scan it when it is comfortable for you or go to our website nbcbayarea.com/ericquality. >>> two people dead. the gunmen shot and killed by police. it happened at the albany berkeley border. velena jones has the latest on the investigation today. >> reporter: multiple people witnessed the shooting inside the dealership. investigators are not saying what the relationship between the suspect and victim is or if it was targeted expect an active shooter. we have one injured and one down. >> reporter: inside an albany toyota dealership. it began when a man walked into the dealership on east aurora highway shooting and killing a woman employee. >> the shooter is still inside the building. >> reporter: minutes later police from albany and berkeley arrived and they found the suspect inside. >> reporter: when officers arrived on scene they entered the building, located the victim, encountered a suspect and in an

christie smith has more. >> reporter: at uncle boy's, the glass front door is mostly covered in plywood after a break in overnight wednesday. >> i get a call at about 7:30 in the morning from my cleaning crew, and they inform me glass has been broken on the front door and that somebody looks like they came in and perused through the restaurant. >> reporter: this is security video of two burglars making their way in earlier this week. john owns the popular burger place. >> i rushed myself back to uncle boy's to go check everything out, and yeah. so it turns out that they were only able to get away with a speaker this time around. >> reporter: a speaker that belonged to a worker. he says there was no cash to take. they made a change after someone broke in last month and made off with about $2,000. >> so after that happened, i decided to not replace that cash register box and just go cashless until all this stuff blows over. it's just crazy dealing with, you know, burglaries everywhere. i'm hearing it from friends who own other businesses. >> reporter: tonight, he's left trying to sort out

here is nbc bay area's christie smith. thinking basically, you know, what we had before the appeal was put in place. we expected this. >> reporter: that's jennifer fridayenbach, executive director of homelessness in san francisco, weighing in on a decision by a three-judge panel of federal judges that ruling denies san francisco's request to modify an injunction that has prevented the city from clearing most homeless encampments. it stems from a lawsuit brought by the coalition. >> the city needs to follow the law. that's what our lawsuit is about. we're trying to get them to respect the constitutional rights of homeless people and work with them to get them off the streets. >> the order says that something, if they are involuntarily homeless, they cannot be forced to leave the street. and so what the city has to do, it has to make a, quote, specific offer, close quote, of shelter. >> reporter: david levine is a professor of law. he explains this all centers around who qualifies as involuntarily homeless, and whether every

stay tuned to see if we can improve on that, but we're on time right now. >> reporter: christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> authorities are investigating two separately deadly crashes that happened this morning. the first one happened around 2:00 a.m. on the richmond bridge stretch of westbound 580. you can see firefighters pulling one victim from a car right there. the other victim was laid out on the shoulder of the highway. no word on what led to that crash. the other happened just after 3:00 a.m. in san jose on winchester boulevard a few blocks south of 280. a driver hit a pedestrian. officers aren't releasing any other details about this crash. >>> new information on the deadliest maritime disaster. the fire on conception dive boat in 2019 near santa barbara killed 34 people, including a woman from mill valley. the confidential report reviewed by the "los angeles times" says the fire started in a plastic trash can on the main deck about 3:00 in the morning and quickly spread. one crew member and the boat's 33 passengers were trapped below deck by the flames. the report by the b

here's nbc bay area's christie smith. >> do you waive both of those rights? >> reporter: in martinez today, an arraignment in court after the district attorney charged five police officers in antioch and pittsburg with conspiracy. and that included some accusations of accepting bribes to fix traffic tickets. each defendant today came with their own attorney. >> i'm just out here to keep an eye on what's happening with the officers from antioch that are going through the legal system. >> reporter: frank sterling jr. is with a community group, reimagine antioch. he came to court and has been paying attention to the wider racist text messaging scandal among some officers. >> we just have to watch each court case and see what happens, and just keep an eye on this, because we really want to see it through, reimagine antioch wants to make sure that they don't just get charged but they also get convicted of crimes. >> they did not enter a plea. >> reporter: ted is a public information officer with the d.a.'s office and explained what happened in court. >> a defendan

christy smith, nbc bay area news. >> that is good news. up next the first court appearance for a man tied to two cold case murders in the bay area. we're hearing from the mother of one of the young victims. >>> plus racist graffito and slurs almost every day. the new accusations against tesla in a federal lawsuit. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. i'm show you what i'm seeing about weekend rain chances. my forecast coming up in about eight minutes. >>> right now after a second night of store looting in philadelphia what we're learning about an social media influencer's alleged role. >>> and >>> an emotional day in court as the family of a little boy who was kidnapped and murdered nearly four decades ago got their first look at the suspect. investigators home new dna evidence will help that family finally get justice. here's nbc's jody hernandez. >> it's just hard for me. >> reporter: karen tabler left the courtroom shaking after the man accused of the brutal killing of her little boy made his first court appearance. 69-year-old fre

we're going to check in with christie smith in contra costa county in a little bit. our cinthia pimentel is checking the spots with the worst air quality. and other stories on our radar this wednesday, speaking up against hate. the push in san jose to fight back against groups looking to change school curriculum. >>> also, do you want a free covid test? with cases spiking, the government is actually ready to hand them out. we'll tell you when and how you can get your hands on some. >>> and you've likely seen it, gas prices keep just going up. we're tracking how much prices have spiked, and our scott budman will be joining us with what's causing it. let's go ahead and begin now with our microclimate weather alert and those smoky skies. this is a live look. plenty of haze. not much blue this afternoon. i'm with cinthia pimentel. can you tell us which areas are seeing the worst air quality right now, and when do you think things will let up? when can things get better? >> it's looking really unhealthy out there. you can't escape it. if you look in any direction, the ski

day monday. >> reporter: christie smith. nbc bay area news. . >>> a team of astronauts is back on the ground. four astronauts, two american, one russian and one from the uae were conducts experiments and doing technology demonstrations. today they came home. spacecraft endeavor splashed down off the coast of jacksonville, florida around 9:00. >> we're talking weather and the return of summer in a few days. >> in a few days. we still have to stick around with some of this sweater weather at least until the stat start of the workweek. let's get a look at the forecast getting you ready for labor tay monday and the first full week of september. we'll start with 63 in livermore. seeing better clearing out towards the tri valley. but san jose, low clouds are moving over downtown and we'll do 67 at 11:18. we're going to start with drizzle out there, but not before we say good-bye to this low pressure system that's just been wreaking havoc through the northern parts of the state and on into that area, the black rock desert. it's now

christie smith reports from oakland. at oakland's guinness worship center, people waited outside a community safety meeting that filled up fast. >> we want to hear about the safety plan. what is the safety plan? there are shootings every night. >> i have been turned away from this meeting because, according to them, they are at capacity. this business owner came because she's frustrated with crime. >> customers are not even coming. they're not able to feel comfortable parking their cars because if they park for five minutes their stuff will get stolen from their car. >> this was the line outside before the doors opened. those who made it outside listened to a meeting that featured speakers including district attorney pamela price and the mayor thao. >> traffic enforcement and also funded six new police academies over the next two years. >> she outlined the efforts of her force, deploying chp for traffic violations and sideshows, a camera system, as well as intervention and prevention. >> we have to go back to one communi

christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> ed sheeran made history at levi stadium last night. close to 80,000 people packed the stadium to watch the singer breaking the stadium attendance record. levi stadium is still telling the exact numbers with the previous attendance record was in early 77,000 people set by wrestlemania in 2015. in a statement 49ers president set apart, we would like to thank the fans and staff committee so amazing it of course, ed sheeran for putting on a terrific performance. there were zero doubt that a crowd this large had an overwhelmingly positive effect on the local businesses and hotels in our community. who benefit from events at the stadium. >> the bottom line is we didn't turn the ball over once, we turned it over twice. regardless of everything, that is why we went. love everyone here. we appreciate the win. to know. the giants on thursday.>> that is if he gets out of the locker room after the minor 30-22 victory over the los angeles rams at sofi stadium. the niners set the bar high last week with their dominating win against the steelers. it

christie smith caught up with the group as they were honored for their effort. >> we are here to salute some of the local community heroes. connect they were welcome back in chinatown, after a two paradise. >> we were volunteering and right across the street, you could see the devastation. >> the president of the asian firefighters association spearheaded volunteer effort to help with relief efforts after the deadly fires in maui. they returned this week and today shared video and stories of the time. >> we were tasked with water and other hydration needs. we also helped in the kitchen. when we had more individuals, we have them working at the center. >> and included 10 active in one retired firefighter and another paramedic. >> many members have strong ties to hawaii. >> i was born on maui and and raised in oahu and maui. has spent most of my summers on maui. >> reporter: much of the time was spent helping those that needed supplies and lending an ear and a shoulder to cry on. >> and you pop your trunk? a lot of people had trouble. i said let me help you and she said no. i couldn't und

our christie smith is standing by in martinez. first, though, an update interest chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. jeff? >> and that smoke is moving in from wildfires off to the north in southern oregon, also in northern california. the way the wind direction has been setting up it's pushing it all down towards us, and it's getting trapped in our valleys. we're seeing little movement in the atmosphere. when it comes to the worst air quality right now, i have that in san mateo with a reading of 156. napa 138. we have now started to see san jose dip to 126. still unhealthy. all in all limit your outdoor exposure as we continue to deal with this smoke. now when it comes to that forecast, again, over 12 fires burning to the north of the bay area. there's the smoke plume. tomorrow morning at 7:00, and then the blue color. all of the day i think will dip into the unhealthy range tomorrow except for the coast. improved air quality when we hit friday night and saturday. the other thing we are watching closely, rainfall in the pacific will

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christie smith caught up with the group as they were honored for their effort. >> we are here really to salute some of our local heroes. >> reporter: in san francisco, a group of firefighters were welcomed back in chinatown after a to a devastated paradise. >> it is exactly how people envision it. we were volunteering at the gateway center and right across the street, you can see the devastation. >> reporter: the president of the asian firefighters association spearheaded a volunteer effort using vacation time to help with relief efforts after the deadly fires. the return this week and today shared video and stories of their time in lahaina. >> we were tasked with doing water and other hydration needs. we also helped in the kitchen. when we had more that were needed, we have them working at the medical aid center. >> reporter: included 10 active and one retired firefighter and another paramedic. >> we really struck a personal note. thing it made it real but also many members have strong ties to hawaii. >> i was born on maui and then raised on oahu and maui. i spent most of my summers

nbc bay area christie smith has been at the home all day and joins us with that part of the story. >> reporter: some of today's mourners are people who live in the neighborhood. people who simply decided to stop by as well. some of them stopped by for a moment and left flowers and cards. we had a chance to speak with a few of them and they describe senator feinstein as someone who made a difference, paves the way, showed courage and leadership in some of the toughest times of the former mayor of san francisco and later of california senator. if you said it had been quite some time since they had seen her out side in her pacific heights neighborhood but they shared stories including one from a woman who used to work at feinstein's has investment firm years ago. she described the senator as both humble and generous. others today explained how deeply her work and leadership impacted them. >> i was living in the city where mayor missoni and harvey were murdered. i was there when she gave the news conference announcing that to the city. she has been a role model for me and my daughters. i

christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> in an emergency you cannot only call but text 911. sometimes it's safer than calling such as in a domestic violence situation or a kidnapping. but as investigative candace wynn found out there is a major problem. what did you find? >> text no 911 has only been available here in california for a couple of years. so whether you are deaf or in a life-or-death situation, or you need to call for help silently, it may be your only option. we found it doesn't work as well as calling 911. >> a lot of people don't realize when they send a text message to 911, 911 does in the necessarily know exactly where they are located. >> without knowing the location, nothing else can happen. >> what if i'm texting 911, does that dispatcher get the same geolocation information as quickly? >> absolutely not. >> as you heard, in an emergency your location is the most important piece of information a dispatcher needs to get first responders to you quickly. when our investigative unit learned about this problem, we spoke to experts nationwide and took the issu

christie smith, and bc bay area news. >> the frustration from shop owners compounded this evening after a multi-million-dollar mistake in oakland cost the silly city millions of state dollars to fight crime. tonight, even some elected leaders are asking if the city is capable of getting a handle on crime. yesterday, we learned the city missed a critical deadline to apply for money to address retail theft and other types of violent crime. today, the city is scrambling to find out how the ball got dropped. community leaders including the naacp are calling the mistake a devastating failure.>> it is horrible. it is deplorable. as every negative word i can think of right now that at a crucial time wake this when lawlessness is just way out of control. as far as the city of oakland is concerned. into than you would with a golden opportunity to get millions of dollars so we can get the license plate readers. we can get the cameras. we can get more police officers. we can get everything, and then you blow it. >> that local chapter set a reached out to the governor's office to see if there is an

we're going to check in with christie smith in contra costa county in a little bit.

as christie smith tells us they want the city, the business owners to get his act together and help stopselect this is a surveillance video from overnight at the 7- eleven store on international and fifth in oakland. two cars pull up and moments later a worker says they rushed a locked door and got inside. select eventually broke it. they came in, and about that time my fellow employee had pushed the emergency button and he told me there was a tussle and they assaulted him and then they left. >> justin system works in early shift and said he spoke with a worker who is left with some bruises and a cut. >> it makes me feel pretty unsafe. this is not the first time it has happened. just a few weeks ago we had another incident that was during the daytime. >> he said the thieves took a bunch of cigarettes and register. jim is a community organize organizer little saigon. >> we have a police substation that we work very closely with opd to operate in little saigon. yes, to keep us safe but have criminals that show up at night. >> not far away, another convenience store was

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down in mar-a-lago special counsel jack smith has accused trump's lawyers of, quote, intentionally derailing the timing of that trial. joining me now is christyenberg, former deputy chief of the southern district of new york's criminal division and msnbc legal analyst, our secret in-house weapon, lisa rubin. all right, ladies, it's not even subtle the strategy here, which seems to be delay. but, christy, for people who didn't pay attention to the docket this week, earlier which is to say yesterday trump lost the effort to have judge chutkan recuse herself. literally as soon as she announces that, i think it was hours later trump's lawyers asked for two additional months to file for trial motions. it's like literally they have a deck of delay cards. the question is can this actually work? can this actually push this off significantly? >> so the one interesting thing in their filing before judge chutkan is they say we're not asking you to move the trial date. we're just asking for some additional time on the pretrial motions only. i think she may grant some sort of a compromise. maybe it doesn't give him 60 days, but if she were to give him 30

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documents in mar-a-lago, special counsel jack smith has accused trump's lawyers of, quote, intentionally derailing the beginning of the trial. joining me now is christieief of the southern district of new york's criminal division and msnbc legal analyst -- . all right, ladies. it's not even subtle, the strategy here, which seems to be delay. but kristie, people who didn't pay attention to the docket this week, earlier, which is doesn't yesterday, trump lost the effort to have judge chutkan recuse herself. and literally as soon as she announced that, i think it was hours later, trump's lawyers asked for two additional months to file pre-trial motions. it is literally, they have a deck of delay currents, that was not gonna work, maybe this one will. the question is, can this actually push this off significantly? >> the one interesting thing in their filing before judge chutkan's, they say we're asking you some of the troutdale. us as can for some additional time on the periphery of motions. i think she may grant some kind of compromise. maybe they'll give him 60 days, but if she were to give him 30 days that doesn't necessarily movie trout it and it all

barr and a camera when he wants to talk about the strength of jack smith's cases against donald trump. you've also got chris christie hutchinson who are out there from the right, trying to win a republican primary, talking about the strength of the evidence against donald trump. i wonder what you make? because i think we talk a lot about how trump's legal strategy is his political strategy, but maybe not enough about how that impacts the legal process. and you've now got a trial calendar just thrust right into american presidential politics season. >> well, i think the other name that i would put into that mix of conservative voices that will have, i think, some effect on the legal system is judge luttig, because he is, as you know, you've interviewed him on this program, is somebody who was revered by so many people in the republican party that is so-called bush republicans. he was short-listed repeatededly to be on the supreme court. and while people on the left may disagree with him in terms of his politics, he's clearly a man of principle. and so i think what he, for instance, spoke out prior to judge chutkan pi

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jack smith is accusing the former president of making daily statements that could prejudice future jurors in the january 6th case. >>> also, new polling and chris christie's reaction to it showing the front-runner donald trump pulling away from the republican pack even farther, and the vast majority of republican voters seemingly okay with him, even if convicted of federal crimes. >>> and later, stunning new claims about the alex murdaugh murder trial and whether they could lead to a retrial. >>> plus, exclusive video from inside a syrian children's hospital that isis used as a torture center. video that's now in the hands of war crimes investigators. good evening. we begin tonight with breaking news wrapped in a mystery. a late-day court filing from special counsel jack smith from the subversion case. in it, he accuses the former president of making, quote, daily extra presidential statements that threaten to prejudice the jury. largely under seal at the moment, we don't know specifically what smith is referring to. we do know this isn't all he is focused on at the moment. there is also exclusive cnn reporting tonight from paula reid that smith is a look