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nbc has all the coverage tomo. yocan stream it on peacock and then watch the final round saturday and sunday right here on nbc bay area and coverage begins at noon. >> great camaraderie between the ladies. >>> right now at 6:00, they seem to be the norm in san francisco and oakland. another area is concerned about snatching grab. >>> and arrest and a tech at levi's stadium at a soccer game where police were able to track down a fan accused of stabbing someone. >>> fireworks, skidmarks and rowdy crowds, dangerous sideshows return to the county. we will show you the mess they left behind. >>> the news that the clock starts right now. >>> car break-ins are a big problem in san francisco and oakland. you knew that already. but now car break-ins and thefts are on the rise in one south bay city. police say they got word that 100 auto burglaries in just the past three months. not only that, officers responded to dozens of reports of stolen catalytic converters and stolen vehicles too. >> reporter: mountain view police tol

head to nbcbayarea.com or nbc bay area p. our coverage right now includes information on the spare the air alert and where cooling centers will be open across our region. >>> some other headlines that we are watching at this hour. a dramatic rescue along the coast. a car plunged 300 feet off of a cliff, landing on the beach below. this happened in davenport just north of santa cruz along highway 1. the crash happened just before 1:30 this afternoon near scott creek bridge in davenport. chp officers were able to reach the driver of that car way down below. they say he was conscious but badly injured. he was taken by helicopter to the hospital. the coast guard helped with the rescue. coast guard crews were actually circling the area with jet skis to confirm nobody else was in the car. you see the medevac there to take him to the hospital. remarkably, that driver did survive but he remains in critical condition. >>> also tonight, thousands of actors and performers hit the picket lines. it's day one of the sag-aftra strike. this

in washington, brie jackson, nbc news. >>> still to come, a story you'll see only on nbc bay area. a family coming to america now stranded at a south bay shelter. the tragedy that led them there and the comfort they're finding in their quest for a better life. >>> and still ahead, a bay area legend getting her star. we're going to take you to hollywood for the special honor today. >>> and as the temperatures heat up, this weekend we are expecting some of the worst air quality over the east bay saturday and sunday. i'll have more looks at where it's going to get the hottest. it's going to get the hottest. the lates (♪♪) feel thehe power of osteo b bi-flex®.. taken n every day,y, it's c clinically y shown to i improve joioint comfort in 7 d days, withth significacant improvevt ovover time. (♪)) (warehououse ambiencnce) inintroducing g togo's new frfrench dip s sandwiches feataturing frfresh artisasan b piled highgh with tendnder roast bebeef, smothehered with m melty provovolone cheeeese and seserved with h hot au ju fofor dipping.g. try y the roast t beef or papasi frenench dips tot

nbc bay area's bob redell explains.y leaders, they are trying to ease those concerns. >> tonight alameda county district attorney pamela price, oakland city council member and a police captain with opd, they will be taking part in this informational meeting with the community to help address concerns about crime, frightening concerns especially when it comes to carjackings. there have been a number of carjackings throughout the city of oakland. this was the scene on west and 32nd street where carjacking suspects in a white van crashed during a chase with police. police took several people into the policy and they also tell us they recovered a gun. two officers were hurt and fortunately, their injuries are non-life threatening and then there was this attempted carjacking at skyline and keller avenue and it was captured on a dash cam and the suspects used the white car to block the road and they jumped out with guns and the driver was able to be unharmed. sometimes suspects will work together in two different cars like on

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joining us now is nbc news investigative correspondent tom winter, nbc's garrett haake covering the trumppaign, and barbara mcquade, former u.s. attorney from michigan and msnbc legal analyst. tom, so let's start with this affidavit. i've heard you describe it as sort of the fbi's homework before the search, right? and they have to show the homework to the judge in order to get a sign-off in order to get the search warrant. what did we learn from this newly unsealed portion of the search warrant affidavit, even after they revealed the indictment? >> i think it's that granularity and the detail. it's one of the reasons why reporters who cover the legal system and criminal justice like to get the search warrants because the level of detail they need to show the judge, to your point showing their math, showing their homework is a little bit more clear and a little bit more granular than we might get in an indictment. that's what we received last night when this was unsealed, basically saying, look, these are all the things we observe witness five since identified the person you referenced be

let's begin with nbc bay area's damian trujillo. damian, my goodness. what a time to be out there. >> reporter: you know the crowds that were out here at 4:30 have now gone inside of levi stadium. they are sitting there way before taylor swift hits the stage. as one city council woman put it, mayor taylor swift is in town today. for the next two days this is officially known as swiftie clara. the fans have been here all day. kerwin pasha said he had to see taylor swift here so he grabbed his guitar and hit the road. >> i come all the way down from swift city, glendale, arizona. i traveled 12 hours just to be here with you guys. >> reporter: why? >> because i missed out on her opening nights back over there. >> reporter: kerwin brought his tunes to the swiftie crowd that spent hours in line waiting for the merch truck to open. in that line was kelly and her friends making friendship bracelets. their tickets are for saturday's concert. >> taylor swift is just like mother. like she is just so -- she is just like the best. and so like personally, i wouldn't

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let's bring in nbc news justice reporter ryan reilly.here was a contentious hearing tuesday, over this time line, right? prosecutors wanting a date in december, the defense wanting this date in mid november of 2024, at the absolute earliest. ultimately the date the judge has decided on here seems to kind of split the difference. will may 2024 as the date satisfy both sides? >> you know, the trump team is calling it a win, the quote, the major set back for the d.o.j.'s crusade to deny president trump a fair legal process. the extensive schedule allows president trump and his legal team to continue fighting this empty hoax. you know, overall, i think that this is something that is going to really affect, obviously, the time line of everything that's happening with the 2024 campaign. if this schedule were to hold, this trial would wrap basically just before the republican national convention, you know, voters will have already cast ballots in several states, so it is really something i think that, you know, is going to be smack dab in the m

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head to nbc bay area.com/taylor swift. we posted a guide on what to know for you before you go in there. there is information on public transportation, stadium bag policy, what you can and can't bring to the stadium as well as some opening act and possible set list. i would be one of those swifties. >> oh, my gosh. >> i was one of those people on the website for hours and hours and never got my ticket. >> oh, man >> i am a sad swifty. >> maybe we can get some sort of press pass like a vip story right? >> let's figure that out. all right. so warming up? >> yeah. the weather forecast through tomorrow is going to get a little hotter. looking okay for the swifties as we head through later this week as well. let's move into the micro climate forecast. yes we are back at it on our monday. hopefully you have had a good day so far. right now outside of our sky camera in san jose we have lots of blue sky and some of the cirrus clouds making it scenic this afternoon. 79 degrees. a little bit of a breeze out of the north-northwest at

rounds two and three will air live saturday and sunday on nbc bay area. anthony flores, nbc bay area. >> told you, it's like a party. >> it's so much fun. i've always wanted to go. watching on tv will be great. >> it's like a party and oh, yeah, there is golf involved as well. >> audrey asistio joins us with what is coming up next. >>> right now at 6:00, it is the end of an era as one of san francisco's beloved breweries is tapping out. another blow to the city as anchor steam announces it is shutting down. we're catching up with fans, getting ready to say goodbye to this historic brewer. >>> and video shows the moment a run-down school bus ends up catching fire outside of a doggy day care in oakland. why neighbors say this could have been avoided. >>> plus, it's getting hotter, so firefighters are getting ready. we take an inside look at how they're training before this weekend's heatwave. good evening. we begin with a developing story in the east bay. an effort to recall district attorney pamela price. a committee called save alameda for everyone filed

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damien, nbc bay area news. >>> how about this? an oakland neighborhood is drying out tonight, after a busted fire hydrant. looks kinda beautiful there. our morning anchor, marcus washington shot this for us, driving on 73rd avenue, between mcarthur boulevard and bay avenue. a car crashed into the hydrant, spewing water at 1500 gallons a minute. it took about 15 minutes, before crews could shut it off. >>> many are calling her the tiktok baby. she has become social media famous, after she was born in her family's bathroom in vacaville. >> when your sister is five centimeters dilated and they sent her home and she had the baby at home 30 minutes later. >> did you see this? this tiktok video has been viewed more than 1 million times now. vacaville woman arriving home after she was released from the hospital, five centimeters dilated. she says doctors just told her to relax while she waits for her body to be ready for birth, but then, baby harper apparently had other plans, because she arrived 30 minutes later. >> i think it is crazy

that is "nbc nightly news" for this sunday. lester holt is back with you tomorrow. i'm kate snow.ll of us here, stay safe. have a great night >>> right now at 6:00, much of the bay area is baking. and now a new concern. we're taking dry lightening that has put offic

. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone we begin tonight with breaking news in the special counsel's investigation into former president trump and the classified documents case there's a new superseding indictment involving mr. trump, charging him with one additional count of willful retention of national defense information, as well as obstruction of justice. and a third defendant, an employee at mar-a-lago, has been added as a defendant, as well. all this as the federal grand jury considering potential charges over efforts to overturn the 2020 election convene with a third indictment of mr. trump thought to be imminent, his lawyers today met with officials from the office of special counsel jack smith afterward, the former president saying it with us a productive meeting, that his lawyers told the special counsel that mr. trump did nothing wrong. all this coming after mr. trump recently received that so-called target letter from the special counsel. we have it all covered tonight with laura jarrett and jonathan dienst and laura, let's sta

ryan nobles and nbc news legal analyst kristin gibbons feden.ly said to the prosecution and defense come back when you can agree and then we can talk in 30 days. what are the key sticking points that need to be hashed out? >> reporter: that's right, zinhle. what the judge really was able to do as she probed both the prosecution and the defense team in the courtroom yesterday was discover that there seemed to be a lack of understanding between the two parties about the parameters as it related to the plea agreement that would allow hunter biden to plead guilty to those two misdemeanor tax charges and then separately participate in a diversion program that would allow him to escape a gun charge that carries with it a penalty of ten years in prison. it seemed as though hunter biden's team believed it was going to absolve him of any potential future prosecution, but the prosecutors made it clear that he was still certainly under investigation outside the very narrow scope of the charges that they were dealing with as it related to that plea deal. wh

the celebrity golf tournament this weekend right here on nbc bay area. coverage begins at 11:30 in the morning. tomorrow, our coverage is on peacock. while they all golf, rookies got to go work. they are playing the summer league in vegas today. warriors and rockets rookie to rookie. brandon right there to trace cast davis. this is the debut of jackson- davis. he is the rookie from indiana university. looks strong. jackson davis had 14 points. a big slam there. seven rebounds in 20 minutes. final score, though, the warriors lose to the rockets, 118 to 101. the warriors are 1-4 in the >>> a plan to try to solve one of san francisco's most persistent problems. the city's park and rec department hopes a makeover will transform un plaza making it into a skate park, a fitness center. it could be part of a bigger solution to make the plaza safer. take it back from addicts and criminals. if approved the project would cost up to a million dollars and construction would be wrapped up by november. >>> jeff, a final word as we head into friday morning? >> it's goin

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here in the nbc bay area newsroom.ain rationale, the city charter mandates the mayor be paid comparable to other bay area mayors and that wasn't happening. she rejected an initial proposal to hike her salary $7,500. the $13,000 is minute much the charter requires. with oakland facing a budget deficit, some are not happy about any raise at all. >> i will be making a motion for the salary's salary to be increased by the lowest possible amount, which is 70% of the average salaries, which amounts to an annual increase of $13,202. >> the city's a mess. city administrator, the city is a mess! if you don't see that, then you don't recognize the reality. >> council members also approved a motion to transfer future mayoral pay raise questions to the independent commission. voters will have to decide if that motion goes through. >>> get ready, soccer fans, the women's world cup is kicking off down under tonight. australia and new zealand are jointly hosting the tournament, and one host is playing the very first game. new zealand

nbc's julie tsirkin is following the story. democrats are asking for action against marjorie taylor greene. what is the status in any likelihood of something happening from this? >> yeah, look, a very well could happen. but these matters often operate in shadows. the office of congressional ethics or oce for shorts, wear this complaint by hunter biden's attorney was filed, can refer matters to the house ethics committee, a bipartisan panel comprised of an even number of republicans and democrats that largely operates like a black hole. they take these matters very seriously, and this is the second letter that hunter biden's attorney sent just this year, complaining against congresswoman marjorie taylor greene, for what they say is defamation of their clients, hunter biden, in this case, as you see in that video playing on your screen, marjorie taylor greene in a hearing with those irs whistleblowers this week and oversight committee. it shows sexually explicit images, not blurring hunter biden's face. that is the top complaint

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more than two dozen students visited the newsroom learning ins and outs of nbc news. nbc bay area and telemundo 48 worked with youth beat and king makers throughout the year to integrate our staff into their program's media training curriculum. >> all of the components that go into trying to be prepared and especially for the meteorologists. >> seeing first hand kind of how accessible and reachable people are in this business makes me feel like sports journalism is really a little bit more attainable than i thought. >> we sent the students home with swag and a look at what their career may look like here in the bay area or wherever their big dreams take them anywhere in the world. >>> up next is "nightly news." kidney stones are on the rise among kids and doctors aren't sure why. the painful condition once largely regulated to older men now increasing among teens and younger people. dr. john torres speaks with a teen suffering with kidney stones since she was 8 years old. >>> tonight, the u.s. takes an extraordinary step to change the course of the war in ukraine. the

and d ca and univerersal is a sisterr cocompany of nbc bay area. and i was wondering to rob if maybe the weather -- it was very hot here. >> the heat. >> it would have helped people go to the theater. >> it was a good time to get indoors. here we've got some cooling coming. that's good news. >> very nice. all right. "nightly news" is next. back at 6:00. hope to see you then. >>> tonight, the dangerous weather across the u.s. and now the globe, turning deadly and forcing mass evacuations nearly 20,000 people evacuated from a tourist shot spot in greece as wildfires bear down on beach resort, forcing travelers into shelters the country's biggest evacuation ever. >> i've never been afraid to die, but yesterday i had the fear in me >>> in the u.s., the death toll rising as that brutal heatwave now moves east two hikers dead in vada o others aired out in los angeles where that is heading >>> and dramatic rescues in nova scotia, canada, amid massive flooding multipeoe missing, roads mpletely submerged >>> al breakin deck coles at a country club in montan

nbc bay area responds, next. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. after a few low 90s today, dropping back to 88 in concord. have i nor detailsn the i >>> tonight we respond to a peninsula man whose mobile phone deal was a dud. >> we don't like that. so he dialed our consumer investigator chris chmura for help. did he dial you? did he text you or dm you? >> he had an old phone. >> so he dialed you. >> ever trade in an old phone? that's what he did. he switched to at&t cell service because at&t promised him an $800 credit for each old phone he traded in. so he says he sent in three phones using this shipping label. well, a month later, no credit. none of that money. he messaged at&t reps and got nowhere for months. so he contacted us. we contacted at&t. it issued a $2400 credit, plus 250 bucks for the inconvenience. that's a total of $2,650 for irvin. at&t didn't explain what went wrong, but it did say this. we resolved ervon's concerns with his trade-in promotion and have applied a courtesy payment to his count. the federal trade commission was not

joining us now is nbc news justice correspondent ryan reilly, nbc news correspondent vaughn hillyard, msnbc legal analyst danny cevallos, and charles coleman, civil rights attorney and msnbc legal analyst. so ryan, what do we know about how the judge came to this date? >> yeah, a little bit past the time that the special counsel's office had requested, obviously, here, but you know, the former president's team did not want a schedule set at all. not really a win for them. this certainly gets some dates on the calendar. it keeps things going. i wouldn't necessarily set it in stone. there are ways in which there could be potential delays down the line for sure. that happens fairly frequently in other trials. but obviously the political component of this is a huge one, and i think the complicating factor going forward is whether or not any of these other instances in which donald trump has either instigated litigation on his own or has these other court dates and the variety of other cases he's facing or is involved with impacts his schedule or his campaign schedule, which is also a fact

these are live pictures now from our nbc chopper near that fire zone. burned at least 600 acres. it's spreading fast. 0% contained. started a few hours ago. thankfully, below -- you can't see it. below, not many homes in the area. this is one of three fires burning right now in southern california. jeff ranieri is here. >> what you are seeing is a cloud that's trying to form because there's just so much heat in that fire. it's rising so fast that you are getting a lot of strong updrafts. that will create downdrafts that make it unpredictable for the firefighters. >> it's the own weather system in this. you can see the smoke there. >> winds around 20 miles an hour and the heat, 100 to 105 through the next couple of days. >> it's intense for them as well. >> we have our own concerns here. >> low humidity. a breeze, 10 to 20 miles per hour. we will keep our fire danger elevated. at the same time, fog at the coastline. the heat warnings spread through most of the state with our hottest weather coming on saturday and sunday through this weekend. here in neva

all right, keir, thank you. >>> now, to an nbc news exclusive secret talks between former u.s. officials and top russian figures aimed at paving the way for peace negotiations over ukraine john lederman joins me now. josh, what more are we learning >> reporter: lester, current and former u.s. officials say this back channel includes a private meeting that russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov held in april during a brief trip to new york on the american side were several former white house and state department staffers who have deep experience with ru russia now, these are not actual peace talks, but they are aimed at helping end the war. both sides testing out compromises for dealing with the toughest issues, like what happened to russian-held territories that ukraine may never liberate the biden administration isn't directing these talks, but sources tell us that after that lavrov meeting, the americans briefed the white house about what they discussed. lester >> josh, thank you. >>> in 60 seconds, breaking news. a new drug just approved for alzheimer's disease. how it's gi

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turning to an nbc news exclusive.rn border into the u.s. has nearly tripled in the past two months. the data reveals that while single adults make up the biggest group of arrivals, families with kids are the fastest growing demographic of undocumented people crossing into the u.s. joining us now with more is homeland security correspondent julia ainsley. good morning. do we know why we're seeing the increase in families with kids? >> reporter: actually, it was predicted. i remember when i was down there when title 42 was lifting. i was asking people at the border, is it time you can sleep well at night, you no longer have this crisis? watch the families. that's what we did. it shows that since early june, the family numbers have nearly tripled. they have gotten higher and higher. i have talked to some ngos who see this from a 30,000 foot view as well as shelter workers who say a lot of the families who have been waiting for appointments for asylum have grown desperate in the heat, being outside, not being able to get

and, of course, i'll see you each weeknight for "nbc nightly news." i'i'm lester holt. for alall of us at nbc news,s, >>> right now at 11:00, breaking news. a traffic nightmare. that has been playing out for hours now. maybe you got stuck in it. all eastbound lanes of the richmond saint raphael bridge have been shut down, since noon. chp says a person is having a mental health crisis on the bridge, traffic was backed up for miles and miles at one point. cars, stuck on the bridge, and others stuck on the streets of saint raphael. so, that closure is having an effect tonight. traffic, heavy and other parts of the bay area, as people try to find other ways to get to the east bay. this is our map and you can see all of the red and marine county, people heading south to san francisco, and likely hopping on the bay bridge. >> what this all turns it was a hot mess for drivers. melissa gord is in saint raphael, melissa, are people able to get where they need to go at this hour? >> well, chp tells us that the drivers on the bridge, who were stuck on that eastbound side earlier,

joining me now is nbc news investigative correspondent, tom winter and nbc news justice reporter, ryan reilly. let's start with the top. walt nauta, finally getting a lawyer. finally pleading not guilty. walk us through what happened. >> it was a short hearing. the big news is he did get this lawyer, and essentially one of the reasons i think it's more difficult to find someone is because, you know, donald trump hasn't been known to pay his bills. that's something you're on the hook for down the line if, you know, no matter where this goes, once you're on the case you're stuck with it no matter what, even if there's a dispute about payment or what have you. whoever signed on for that is in for the long haul. with donald trump, a significant retainer agreement, cash up front in order to take on that case. i think in this case, you have to find someone who's willing to take that on. obviously it would be interesting to find out the details of exactly what the deal was on the finances behind that because walt nauta, right now is firmly in trump's camp. he's still employed by donald trump,

watch that on nbc bay area.are other stories. santa clara county fair gets under way. berkeley leaders are giving the green light to a plan adding dozens of automated license plate readers. council members approved that last night. this gives the city permission to install 52 cameras and a two-year pilot program. it will cost $250,000. they will help capture the license plate images of stolen vehicles and cars connected to other crimes. >>> workers at three peet's coffee stores are voting to unionize. the issues echo those that have prompted starbucks to unionize. they say it won't change the commitment to the workers. voting will conclude today. >>> happening today, santa clara county fair opens in san jose. for the first time in 25 years, it will run over two weekends instead of just one. today's big events include a parade at 7:00 tonight and the fair will be packed with the usual stuff like music, live music, livestock exhibits and the gre food. >>> the intense summer heat seems to be mellowing out a bit to

our free nbc bay area app. you can get a tailor-made forecast right for your neighborhood right there on your phone. >>> another big story that we're tracking, what happens in hollywood certainly has an impact here in the bay area, especially in los gatos, cupertino, and emeryville. actors planning to walk off the set and onto the picket line. the union called sag-aftra will go on strike starting at midnight tonight. we just learned union members will picket tomorrow in san francisco. they'll meet at the sag-aftra office on sansom. >> the jig is up. you cannot keep being dwindled and marginalized and disrespected and dishonored. >> that's the president of the union, actress fran drescher. sag-aftra represents 160,000 actors, hosts, and other performers. the union has been negotiating a new three-year contract with the major studios, but the major studios are not budging. here's disney's ceo bob iger. >> i understand any labor organization's desire to work on the behalf of its members to get the most compensatio

ian cull, "nbc bay area news". >>> a lot happening. it has been an active time this week with the supreme court. our coverage continues on "nightly news." lester holt joins us for this pivotal day and looks ahead to some separate cases now the court has agreed to hear involving domestic violence and gun ownership. >>> up next, an arson investigation underway in the south bay after a church goes up in flames. what firefighters are telling us about how it may have started. >>> are you heading out of town or coming into town? we are checking on the roads as thousands are traveling for the holiday program, plus a new relief program in the bay area county to help drivers pay for traffic violations. >>> and we check in at sfo tonight. a live look now there. more than 200 flights have been delayed and at least 25 cancelled today. so if you are traveling by air, arrive early at the airport. we will be right back. >>> quick action by dozens of san jose firefighters helped save a church that caught fire this afternoon. now arson investigators ar

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