in walnut creek, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> sears locations shutting down, including some right here in the bay area. station in frem it happened near the parking lot of the w >>> a vial attack near a b.a.r.t. station in fremont. it happened near the parking lot of the warm springs b.a.r.t. station early this morning. police say a 39-year-old transient was sleeping and woke up to someone stabbing him. paramedics rushed him to a hospital where he is expected to live. b.a.r.t. police released these photos. take a look. they say this is a person of interest in this case. >>> firefighters investigating a fire in a cafe near monterey and old tully roads in san jose. they're trying to determine if somebody did it on purpose. the fire started this morning the owner of the cafe tells us he believe someone did intentionally set this fire. he says this business was targeted before. >>> sears and k mart says they are closing down more stores. sears holding company owns bothe able to apply for openings at other nearby stores. >>> let's bring in our meteorologist rob mayeda. talkin

nbc bay area's favreau is live with a look at how the policy is hitting home in the south bay. marianne. >> reporter: for example, when construction on this new apartment building in downtown hher than he rents they charge first estimated to make up for the higher costs of lumber. even the cost of a new garage door could go up. the bay area's housing market is booming, but now builders are faced with escalating 's new ction costs because ofra tariffs on imported lumber from canada. >> ever since the tariffs on lumber imports from canada were put in place, we've seen the price of lumber go up dramatically in the u.s. >> reporter: just how much? >> in the past year or so we have seen an increase in lumber costs of 40% to 50%, and the effects of that are rippling through homebuilders, obviously through decreased margins. >> reporter: construction industry analysts say that decreased margin will costs. here at global wood source in campbell, the cost of cin. >> there's a lot of demand for 2x 4 nowoi up. >> reporter: it is not just lumber. tariffs are also running up the price of im

on nbc bay area.com.e animal shelter in san jose. leah robinson works there and brought a couple of available little kittens right now. it is kitten season. right? >> yes, it is. >> when is it not? >> good point. it's calmer in winter but that's about it. >> exactly. these are a couple of them. in your lap, this is marcus. >> yay! i like that one. >> exactly. that one seems to be pretty calm. a little curious, as well. it's cute. they pick animals, dogs, cats and name them after us in hopes that people will adopt them. this is fabio, named after one of our anchors at telemundo. they're active but you will have a lot of animals obviously that are available for adoption this weekend. not just kittens. >> no. we will have dogs, cats and rabbits and guinea pigs. >> okay. and then so do you waive all the fees? >> yes, we do. >> which is a great thing. that can save people a lot of money. >> that's true and gets them out. >> last year, you participated in the past, as well. you had a pretty good turnout. >> yes

nbc bay area )s pete suratos is live in vistation valley in the city. pete -- the delays are mainly a result the problem? meanwhile -- students in one east bay community are back to school with a brand new - very loose - dress code. gone are the days when a )tube top ) would earn you a trip to the principal )s office. nbc bay area )s bob redell is in alameda - looking at what )s allowed this year - and the reason for the change. turning to your microclimate weather forecast. it )s a cooler start to the school year than we usually expect. eric swalwell continues to flirt with the idea of making a run for president. scott mcgrew.. he alternates between "not yet" and "we will see". and today it )s "we will see." swalwell has made more than 10-trips to iowa.. a sure sign someone is either (from ( iowa. or is interested in being president.. and swalwell is both. last week he told nbc bay area he was thinking more about the baby he and his wife will be having soon. but this morning.. here he was on c-n-n saying this: now.. to be realistic, presidents don )t co

nbc bay area's reporters are in san ci more.g lovers so you must be having a blast today. >> we are. you know, we have two pomeranians might be adding to the family. who knows. but we are out here and good evening. all showrooms were completely filled with dogs and cats earlier. all the showrooms behind me over there. listen closely, it is almost silent, because so many pets have found new homes and they closed at 6:00 today. latest numbers hot off the press. >> we've heard 90 pets have been adopted today. that means 90 families have a new member today. think about this. 90 homes. maybe they will have the same love. throughout the day, i want to show you, we have seen this place change from -- i saw my forever home, and i found my forever home. very exciting day. >> get to the video from this afternoon. we watched the process play out. the connection. and where people could watch their future babies, interact with them. folks patient. so much demand, they had to wait a while to process their adoption but got there. paperwork of

nbc bay area sky ranger was overhead. at this late hour fire crews and investigators are still on site. tesla ceo elon musk thanking the fremont fire department for its response. nbc bay area's sergio quintana joins us at the tesla factory with the very latest. sergio, what happened? >> reporter: well, it did take firefighters only about 45 minutes to get most of the fire out. but there is still some fires that are smoldering within very tightly packed bails of boxes. in video shot by a factory employee you can see the fire burning near a large tent. according to the fremont fire department the tent covers the factory's cardboard recycling area. >> recycling area and a bailer was on fire, and it was threatening a couple of other out buildings. the situation was complicated because power lines in the area had also caught fire along with the power pole. >> reporter: from nbc bay area sky ranger you can see what appears to be large boxes burning. that was the biggest challenge. crews brought in a backshow to help. >> the exc

it's a story you'll see only on nbc bay area. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. fog rolling into san francisco, we'll let you know how extensive the clouds will be tomorrow morning, plus a change in the smoke forecast. a new look at that in about seven minutes. solano county. firefighters..... have gained control.... of a brush fire in vallejo. >>> we're following some breaking news in solano county. firefighters have gained control of a brush vallejo. you can see very smokey at one point. it burned along eastbound 37 near interstate 80, so not far from the six flags discovery park there. within the past five minutes, firefighters announced that they are mopping up and there's no threat to the community. again, this was a small brush fire near 80 and 37. >>> back to school today for many students, and it was a historic one for a santa rosa kindergartner. she became the first student in california to legally bring medical marijuana to school. without it, she could suffer a life-threatening seizure. it's a story you'll see

reporting live in fairfield, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jodie. new at 6:00, the search is or for the people outside a popular south bay restaurant. three people hurt and families who eat there are in shock. we have the details. >> reporter: you know what, that's right, this is definitely a very busy shopping center. we have seen kids come and go with their parents all day long. and the taqueria here is a pretty popular place to eat for folks. it's also where the shooting happened last night, leaving customers stunned. >> we received multiple calls of a shooting at that location. >> multiple calls from terrified witnesses about a shooting just outside the taqueria in south san jose last night. >> oh, my god. so terrible. >> reporter: the victims, three men who police say had just eat especially dinner here and left when they were confronted right outside by another group of men. and an argument happened. >> we believe there were four suspects. one of them pulled out a handgun and shot the three victims. >> the third pepper's injuries are not life t

nbc bay area's damion trujillo has the story which you will only see on nbc bay area. >> pe classes is where these middle schoolers are getting their exercise. >> i'm very youp set, we have a group of kids that we have -- we're together at the elementary school, and they were all ready for this, they have prepared, they have been training. >> parents are angry after receiving this letter, saying all fall sports will be impacted by thete >> the teachers have been refusing any extra work, including coaching, until they reach a settlement, the district says it's been nearly impossible hiring substitute coaches. >> a lot of the folks that would normally provide that support are engaged with other schools. >> other after school programs are also in trouble and their popular back to school night will now be back to school afternoon, because it will need to happen during school hours. teachers don't like their stance, but feel they have to take it. >> there's so little that a teacher actually has control of, and one of the things that they do have some degree of control of, is their -- the ac

nbc bay area.com but here's a look. >> what is it? why are you writing this paper? you want them to know that despite what other people think, especially dog lovers, cats make excellent house pets. okay? all right? so -- day... back to school is n week for san jose unified - and >>> all right. it is time for our question of the day. i'm here in the technical operations center with the gang bringing in all of the feeds here. nbc bay area. we have been talking about the fact that it is almost back to school time for san jose unified and a few other districts around the bay area. we were asking if you can afford to wait to buy the school supplies, back to school clothes because experts say that the best deals are had after the first bell of the school year. people seem to be divided half and half. we have a poll on twitter and just about half of you say, yeah, it is totally worth the wait to save cash. half of you say, no, i just got do get it done. i don't know if that's because you need to turn it i

in san francisco, mark matthews, nbc bay area news. >>> thanks, clark. our investigative unit looked into the san francisco's streets and surveyed 153 blocks of downtown san francisco. we found an average of 100 needles and 300 piles of feces on every street. you can watch the investigation under the investigations tab. >>> we have new information into the newsroom about the oakland police officer who remains in critical condition. this is a story we've been reporting for the last 24 hours. we are now seeing the officer for the first time. here is his photo. 22-year-old jordan wingate. he is the son of acting oakland police captain. officer wingate was checking out a call of a suspicious person at the port of oakland early yesterday morning. his patrol car crashed into a semitruck and it is under investigation. >>> this morning shortly before 8:00 london time a man crashed his car into a group of cyclists and pedestrians near the parliament building. two people were hurt. police quickly surrounded the man and took him into custody. he is a 29-year-old br

reporting live, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> chris at thtie, thank you. one year ago today clashes between white nationalist protesters and counterprotesters took a deadly turn in charlottesville, virginia. nbc's jennifer johnson has more. >> reporter: unite the right protesters under heavy police security as they march into washington. police trying to keep the peace as tempers rise between white nationalists and counter protesters. >> we're not in the jim crow area. white people are becoming a minority in the united states and europe and we face real discrimination. >> reporter: a small gathering of the white nationalist group, now in d.c. and back in charlottesville, on the one-year anniversary of that deadly rally that left counter protester heather heyer dead, her mother hugging supporters today. >> my daughter had a mission. it's my job to complete that mission. >> reporter: back in washington, thousands of counterprotesters marched through the city and gathered in lafayette park near the white house, many blaming president trump for not strongly de

pete suratos, nbc bay area. >> emotional day. thank you so much, pete. >>> we are streaming the entire farewell right now on nbc bay area.com. >>> the judge is ordering two men charged in the ghost ship fire to go to trial. nbc bay area's bob redell spoke with the attorneys representing the two suspects. bob? >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. the lawyers representing almena and harris said they're looking forward to going to trial. that they believe they can prove their clients are innocent and the only reason they accepted the plea agreements is to alleviate the suffering of the victims' families but the new judge overseeing the case reneged on the offer for six years and almena nine years in prison minus time served. the judge didn't think he was remorseful enough addressing the court and many victims' families agreed. they each face 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for the ghost ship fire. almena turned the warehouse into an illegal artist live/work space. there's a motion to have the client's case separated from a

nbc bay area and tele. are still working to clear the shelters this >>> nbc bay area and telemundo 48 are still working to clear the shelters this weekend, our annual effort to help pets find their forever homes. saturday was our big adoption event that involved about 70 shelters here in the bay area. the reduced or waived fees all together in all more than 1200 pets found new homes just this weekend, and nationally, there have been more than 77,000 pet adoptions as part of clear the shelters. we posted plenty of coverage on nbcbayarea.com, never get tired of those cute faces. >>> it was a festive celebration in the east bay this weekend. the festival of india is wrapping up in downtown fremont. the two-day event is a celebration of culture and democracy. india's independence day was last wednesday. there are more than 200 boothsa jewelry and art and plenty of food, of course. the main event was this morning's parade and a number of bollywood stars rode in on cars and floats. each float depicted a different

we should also mention the hall presea football season begins here on nbc bay area this the bears and ravens in the hal of fame game. our coverage kicks off at 5:00 s th >> still ahead, the democratic party' rising star and she is right here in the bay area ssia tonigh >> facebook blows the whistle on what may be an attempt to stir is it the russians? the fake accounts that face >> cool fog moving in and how cx that would charge large companies -- like apple -- nearly like apple $500 per employee. would cupertino force the most pay millions in new taxes. nbc ba area joins us from tax here in cupertino, a last minute letter from the te may have saved them millions. apple' camp in cupertino was 13,000 employees working inside. now the city said it is adding the city council proposed a apple would be changed $425 per the money would be used to ease >> this letter sent from apple home as they built the new campus the council voted the idea down. >> they mentioned that. they have been looking for them. >> that letter was the >> so now the city is going to soluti nbc ba area news. >> it app

nbc bay area is following the story live with the latest. hunter? >> reporter: yes, sir, a few blocks from where the rallies took place, but now the city's dealing with the aftermath. 20 city of berkley cars damaged, windshields smashed, tires slashed, on fire. right now, crews are towing the cars away. who is responsible? police don't know. that part is under investigation. now, this all began at 1 b.1:00 this morning. the first rally and march began at the park, and they marched towards old city hall where the unite the right group was holding a noontime rally. berkley police dressed in riot gear swept out the fascist groups a block away, but many made it to the park and went head-to-head with the other side, and both sides argued over topics ranging from immigration to racism. the unite the right organizers insist their rally was focused on berkley's march to city policies, but the other side said it was just a disguise to come out and talk hate. >> we consistently had a lot of different groups and organizations here across the bay area that real

at the oakland coliseum, collin resh, nbc bay area. >>> coming up tonight at 11:00, only in silicon valleyouth bay company is turning your car window into a commercial and you can get a paycheck for it. that's tonight at 11:00. >>> does the food fight scene in "animal house" strike a chord for some movie lovers? it's a classic that will live forever, but what you're about to see takes that scene over the top. it happened during a minor league baseball game tuesday. >> now! food fight! >> whoa! that's insane. this is planned. it was a theme night. the food started flying after the fifth inning of the st. paul saint's game in minnesota. the team says they did it to mark the movie's 40th anniversary. >> popcorn. >> every fan, though, received a waterproof poncho. the team also organized a food donation drive. >> that was so much fun. >> they should do one at the end of the game, because now they have to sit like -- >> oh, this is before the game started? >> in the fifth inning! >> oh, in the middle! >> you have to sit with all of that stuff around you. >> disgusting! >> okay. >> it looks like

operation center here at nbc bay area.lier today catch the story about football playing and health related issues. there have been a lot of concerns and over the last ten years i'd say since a lot of information came out about the football injuries and concussions in particular we have been seeing a lot fewer folks playing football despite the fact that more students are playing sports. fewer of them are playing football. my question for the day posted to the facebook page is whether or not this news of the concussion risk has actually affected you or will affect you as a parent and whether or not you're going to allow your kids to play football. perhaps it has. go ahead and vote and also leave comments for us here on the facebook page or on twitter. i tweeted that question out and i just got a replay. a parent saying they told their child, they son one concussion and you're done. we hope that you guys let us know how you feel about the latest. visit us online. twitter and facebook. back to you. >> big concern for a lot of

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nbc bay area. >> thank you. human predator, that's how district attorneys prosecuting the golden state killer said the suspect. six das are bringing deangelo to justice. accuses him of 13 murders along with 18 more charges ofgly not change jails either. the trial will be in sacramento county. >> as i've said many times both personally and professionally having grown up in sacramento, this case changed us. >> the case now includes four attacks that happened in that county. there are 50 rapes attributed to the golden state killer. however, the statute of limitations has expired. so becton is prosecuting those attacks as kidnapping and robbery. >> a deputy caught on camera on a conversation between a robbery suspect and his attorney. it appears to be an illegal recording and it may not have been an isolated case. nbc bay area mark mathews at the courthouse where prosecutors are now investigating. >> reporter: this is the bodycam video of sergeant james russell telling his lieutenant that he has recorded a defense a

nbc bay area )s joe rosato jr.sonoma county cannabis farm, that is among hundreds of businesses still trying to bounce back from the wine country fires. we )ll be right back. skboo still trying to bounce back. >> the wind was super strong. 40 miles an hour. oober the fir all around stroig everything it touched. >> there was a home here, a trailer there, a home there. that was all burned. eric pearson watched as the property's historic barn sheltering his first crop went up in flames. >> pearson said because crop insurance cost a lot and covered little, the company didn't have any. >> we lost 95% of the cannabis. >> but farming is about rebirth. each season brings new growth, a clean slate. this summer is bringing new beginnin year. we've done a really great job so far of rebuilding this field. >> we're preparing to pour a new slab on a new barn. >> as neighbors in glenallen begin to rebuild homes and lives, farmers impacted by the fires are awesome. rebuilding. >> we lost everything except for our animals and the v

nbc bay area's ian cull is live. what are theeo there going to be seeing a lot more police patrolling willow glen. the police chief telling me next month is he starting a proactive burglary united citywide. many people calling for changes tonight. some getting what they want. tonight a fiery community fed up with crime. >> the number one priority is keeping us all safe. >> willow glen, it's under siege right now with crime. >> reporter: that spike sparked this town hall of more than 200 people. they've seen it, and we've covered it from carjacking crime sprees by juveniles to attempted burglaries. homeowners tell us they've recently installed home security and a ring camera on their front door. neighbors on carmel drive say a home break-in by three masked men was thwarted just driveway. they jumped the fence, and it so happened that the son, the young man, which i do know, he was there. and he clicked the alarm system. >> i get the frustratio i understand that people are angry. >> reporter: tonight police chief eddie

that's the view from nbc bay area sky ranger. turns out some cardboard and shipping items on their way to being recycled caught fire. elon musk later tweeted his thanks to the fremont fire department for its quick response. >>> as we kick off the weekend, the air quality is still pretty lousy outside. unhealthy air. all that smoke flooding to the north. the show goes on. high school sports, weekend parties and even giants baseball. nbc bay area's sam brock joins us on this hazy, smoky, orange friday. sam? >> reporter: all of those things, raj. the giants will be taking on the rangers tonight. we are going to play some baseball. if you look around you can see the haze sitting over everything here on the waterfront. that is something families are acutely aware of. with that being said, they will not let that get in the way of old-fashioned fun. >> i love baseball. >> reporter: the atmosphere is prime for a bonanza weekend. >> i said to everybody, do you know the whole entire landscape? it's all hazy. >> reporter: from san jose to s

and the forecast coming up in 12 minutes. >> monitor the conditions inside and outside using the nbc bay area app that's free and get weather updates for wherever you are. >>> a daring morning sideshow, drivers blocking traffic on the bay bridge. police this time managed to arrest one of the drivers thanks to alert witnesses. nbc bay area's mary ann favro is here with the new developments. >> reporter: the delayed drivers on the bridge fought back by taking cell phone video of the sideshow that ultimately led to chp officers identifying and arresting one driver. chp officers say today's sideshow started this morning with about 50 cars in oakland and continued with just three cars on the bay bridge west of treasure island. now, this video showing the cars doing doughnuts on the bridge was later sent to chp officers who were able to arrest the driver of the white mustang for reckless driving. chp officers say they appreciate the public's help in this case. >> we have actually people calling it in as it's happening so we know where it's happening then we have video taken, we can, of course,

scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> the u.s. securities and exchange commission is cracking down on the idea of tesla going private. elon musk announced the idea on twitter on tuesday. he said he would buy out shar sharmd -- shareholders for $420 a share and that would value the company at $71 billion. but the s.e.c. wants to know if he has enough money to buy out the company. the tesla board of directors plans to meet with financial advisers to explore the possibility and cnbc said the board is likely to tell musk to recuse himself, meaning he's his own separate set of advisers. >>> california wildfires are causing animal shelters to be overcrowded. a lot of animals fled for safety and there is also a spike in hoarding cases. volunteers don't have the space to take care of the animals. many shelters are posting about adoption on social media but say hundreds of animals still need homes. and nbc bay area is trying to help. next saturday we want to clear the shelter. the fourth annual event. our anchors and roereporters be will a

reporting live in santa rosa, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> tonight we know the identity of a bicyclist killed in a hit-and-run crash in the east bay. his name is martin nellis, friends tell us that he was the public information officer for the city of pleasant hill. a big rig hit him on lee sally road in lafayette yesterday afternoon. paramedics rushed him to the hospital. unfortunately he died. the crash forced officers to shut down part of the road for a few hours. police say the driver drove off but officers found him later. at this point no word what, if any, charges that driver may face. >>> well in the east bay, drivers there dealing with this mess right now. a w dump truck flipped over on to on a car and spilled gravel on the road. in fremont, southbound 680 at mission boulevard. the drivers of the truck and the sedan are hurt but not seriously. fremont police department tweeted out they are working to get the truck up right and mission boulevard is closed from 680 to driscoll road. >>> setting the standard. the bay area airport using facial recognition to screen all

nbc bay area news. >> thank you. a white house lawyer has been i into whether president trump obstructed justice. the "new york times" said don mcgahn volunteered touell to pr himself. he became concerned the president might implicate him and he met with an investigator ahead of time. he allowed mcgahn and others to fully cooperate and this is a witch hunt. president trump and the former cia director continue to wage their public feud this weekend. john brennan said the president is drunk on power, unfit for office and he conspired with the russians. he made the comments earlier this week. his security clearance was revoke and the president lashed back saying he was a political hack who cannot be trusted with the secrets of our country. >> what gets under my skin is mr. trump's lack of decency, integrity, honesty, and his back of commitment to the >> this was just came up lately and it's a disgusting thing, frankly. >> brennan is a paid national security analyst for nbc. dozens of former security officials signed a l

>> coming up nbc bay area responds. >>> property taxes are high all around the bay area. we took action. nbc bay area responds next. >>> first, happening now a northern california couple planning another wedding and looking for a new home. they were planning to marry last sunday but the car fire destroyed their fire and plans. >>> plus there's a push for new oversite on construction contractors. they will introduce a new bill. it comes as a response to the deadly collapse in 2015 where six people died. we'll have more news for you right after the break. nbc bay aa los gatos homeowner who paid his property taxes on time -- but got hit with a late penalty anyway. let )s turn to consumer investigator chris chmura. the big unknown is: how does that happen? possibly the most >>> he sooefed a delinquent notice and $1,935 in fines and late fees. he talked to his neighbors and found out they were hit with late fees too. santa clai santa clara knowledged his and more. they said they would investigate missing payments. we did hear back about allen's account. he dropped his fees all

nbc bay area.com. we will be following any new developments and will keep you updated on air and online. now, to developing news, where chp is investigating a deadly crash. it happened on eastbound highway 92 on hayward, just off the san matteo bridge. you can see the live look. the semitruck and severals were involved, the trucks container ended up deattaching from the semi, and it's not cle scene. a sig alert was issued at 2:30 this afternoon and the traffic is still backed up for miles. we will bring you the latest as with learn more. >>> we turn to the latest in hawaii where we look at the monday -- look at the honolulu coast. hurricane lane has made its way to the island. three feet of rain in two days has been dumped as flooding hit the island. brush fires ignited in parts of mat maui, this is a calmer scene today. lane has been down graded to a tropical storm, but the residents are cautioned as they are still in the path of the storm. we have the late freft highw-- latest from hawaii. >> reporte

and the thing is, nbc bay area, we've been taking part. is our fourth year of teaming up with local shelters to adopt out animals. we adopted out over 5,000 last year in the bay area. what a great thing. >> such a great thing. we can't thank nbc enough especially this time of year. summer is a very busy time for shelters. with the fires in mendocino and the carr fire, many of those animals came here for adoption, as well. we're hoping people come down and turn out and adopt today. >> make a difference in these animals' lives. yours, as well. exactly. we've even got some support out here. people who adopted animals in years past come out to maybe add another addition. >> why not. we encourage that with kittens, as well. why have one when you can have two. >> reporter: people should know, as well, it's not just come in and pick out a cat or a dog and go. you've got screening you have to go through. be ready for that a little bit. >> that is so important. we are -- many organizations are waiving fees today. some reducing fees. whatever the pa

reporting live in san francisco, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, gene. in the south bay it's getting ugly in the trenches, city of santa clara scoring $180 million victory over the 49ers. arbitrator determined the 49ers should pay $262,000 more in rent each year on its 40-year least of levy stadium. the arbitrator rejected the teams request to lower the rent. they said it came in well under budget and revenues higher than expected. santa clara mayor says it's time for both teams to open up their box. >> we are asking them to release the confidentiality agreement for the documents of the arbitration so we can show the public what they were asking for in the arbitration and make everything transparent for our community. >> reporter: well, we've been reporting this for years. relationship between the 49ers and city has been rocky ever since the stadium opened a few years ago. 49ers by the way responding to today's ruling saying, yoet, the may oars lack of transparency and fuzzy math make her difficult to trust. >>> only on nbc, students head back to school,

nbc bay area )s melissa colorado has more.contagious virus has prompted an alert in contra costa county. health officials say someone tested positive for the measles -- and visited several public places before realizing they had contracted the virus. both john muir medical center in walnut creek, and "chow" restaurant in lafayette are known spots the patient visited. measles can be a very serious illness if you )re not vaccinated. fortunately most people are. so far, no other cases have been reported. a dispute between south bay school district leaders is getting so ugly, its spilling into court. a judge granted a temporary restraining order to "hilaria bauer." she )s the superintendent of the "alum rock school district" in san jose. bauer claims board trustee "khanh tran" verbally harassed and threatened her. "khanh" tells "metro newspaper" he learned about the restraining order today. and dismisses claims that he )sa danger. the shock is setting in. after announcing its closing all 99 of its stores, customers are flocking to

reporting live in lake port, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. a newperspective on the devastating fire in the redding area. a specialized team deployed drones over redding today. this is what they came up. this is an area, obviously, badly scorched by the car fire. thes the drone provides could be a game changer for that community. nbc bay area sam brock is joining us live from redding with more on the scope of the mission. sam? >> reporter: good evening, sadly this is a craft that the team has honed and developed over the last couple of years. they have done the same thing in santa rosa, now, here we are looking at the technology, it can be use autoed for active firefighting and in the case, it's mapping and documents that will help residents find out what shape their house is in. >> on the ground, the shear destruction inflicted by the car fire sits in the form of lonely garage doors and by air. the breadth of the community's loss soars. you know, sergeant areas and you put a uav in the air. >> reporter: the chief with menlo park fire is leadi

will include better air quality. >> it's all relative. >> thank you very much. >>> still ahead on nbc bayt 5:00, determined to rebuild after a devastating wildfire. >> why it is especially to reopen the doors to campers. the heartwarming story from the north bay is next. many californh devastating wildfir >>> it is hard times right now for so many californians dealing with devastating wildfires. >> one very special camp in the mountains of napa is still recovering from last year's fiers. as joe row zat toe junior shows sus every step forward has become a small victory. ♪ >> reporter: the sound of voices united. echoing across the hills above napa. a typical summer sound here that for this summer was nearly big blow, but you got to get up. >> reporter: since 1950, enchanted hills camp run by lighthouse for the blind has given the blind and visualally impaired a place where they're simply known as campers. >> their sun light during the year. >> reporter: last october, that sun light was obscured by plumes an of smoke as the fire raced up the mountain and into camp. >> used to be a giant bui

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nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney has more from sunnyvale. >> reporter: if you want to hear less jet noise, you'd better make some noise to the federal aviation administration. that's why south bay congressional members recommended that the city's association of santa clara county form an airplane noise reduction roundtable. they could lobby the fda. residents weighing in tonight. some pro. >> it could create a place for us citizens to go, and to work with the faa and other stakeholders. >>d it brings everyone together. he faa states that we don't like most of the community-based solutions because they require further distances. >> reporter: the roundtable bylaws as they stand tonight call for one vote for each of the 21 members. some of the san jose city council rejected today. >> it is an issue for san jose just like it's an issue for the western cities and the valleys. but at this point, san jose is taking on 85% of the flights. they're going over our neighborhoods and our houses. >> reporter: the san jose city council leaving the door open to joining the roundtable if changes are made.

scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> you know what's great about scott? he's right in his element at world con. thank you, scott. >>> turn things over to chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. it definitely felt warmer. >> it definitely is. we have more on that in tomorrow's forecast and temperatures hotter as we hit the weekend. let's bring you right into the micro climate forecast tonight. as we get things going, you can see a live view shows the haze throughout san jose. we still have smoke particles filtering in from the nearby fires. if you have respiratory problems, you may want to limit your outdoor exposure. 74 in down town san jose. and we have 60s coming on back tonight with mostly clear skies. so less in the way of cloud cover for the south bay as we head through tonight's forecast. but i do want to get you ready for tomorrow and let you know, we still have the smoke particles moving in. that means the thickest possibility of smoke for the north and east bay with the haze town to the south bay. it's the reality fir are put ou. we do have patchy clou

nbc bay area.com. we will be following any new developments and will keep you updated on air and online. now, to developing news, where chp is investigating a deadly crash. it happened on eastbound highway 92 on hayward, just off the san matteo bridge. you can see the live look. the semitruck and severals were involved, the trucks container ended up deattaching from the semi, and it's not cle scene. a sig alert was issued at 2:30 this afternoon and the traffic is still backed up for miles. we will bring you the latest as with learn more. >>> we turn to the latest in hawaii where we look at the monday -- look at the honolulu coast.

@nbc bay area. >> there is another legal twist in the fire case. one of the defendants plans to filing a motion to split the case from the codefendant. the judge in the case rejected a plea deal for the two men because the judge said he was notsefu enough. as part of the deal, he would have gotten a nine-year jail senten a harris got six years. the judge's decision hold him the case should be dealt with separately. >> agents in sacramento arrested a man suspected of being a member of isis. he is accused of killing an iraqi police officer in 2014 as part of an attack. federal investigators spent hours searching his apartment and cars in a parking lot. according to documents, he has been a member of al qaeda and isis since 2004 and has been under investigation for the past two years. >> new video to share with you showing a terrifying natural phenomenon called a fire whirl. it eru i the early stages of the carr fire in just releas video. the fiery vortex was the size of three football fields with winds more than 140 miles per hour. this video was tak

head to nbc bay area.com.t broadcasting live on saturday morning. >> bright and early. >> maybe check out the animals this year. >> yes. >> we'll see. >> come on. >> yeah. i'll go play with the animals. let's take a live look outside at at&t park. the giants are on the road and will be playing the dodgers tonight. you'll be able to watch it right here. this evening starting at 7:00. inland areas will be heating up into the upper 80s today turning very hot again for the weekend. just get ready for that. this is a little break from the extreme heat. >> looking over here at the live shot it is kind of muddy. some parents try to stay home or later. pleasanton shows a nice light drive. >>> join us at 7:25 far local news update. >> thank you for starting your morning with us. >>> good morning. first on . >>> good morning, first on today, omarosa and president trump, of the conversation she secretly recorded. >> omarosa, what's going on, i saw on the news that you are thinking of leaving. what happened? >> the presid

go to nbc bay area.com.ost of the shelters waiving or reducing those adoption fees and, laura, you and i will be out at berkeley this weekend. >> saturday morning. broadcast live. will be there early. you know it's worthwhile when we're excited to work on a saturday. >> a lot of animals. >> come on out. there you go. a ten weather's going to crank up just a little bit. >> a lot. for the inland areas. we have enjoyed a nice little break and still taking it all in now. i want to show you a live picture of kelseyville near where we had the mendocino complex fire and just last week opening this camera i wouldn't be able to see anything because of the thick smoke but now over clear lake right now and the air quality there improving just a bit as we get more containment. but we have drifts of smoke coming into the inland parts of the east bay and that's the reason it looks so hazy outside. taking a live look outside in dublin at this hour. still moderate air quality as we have the shift in the wind that's going to

for more on tonight's game, check in to nbc sports bay area. tune in tomorrow afternoon at 1:00 with "pregame live" at noon for game two. we'll be back with nbc bay area and the giants television network friday september 14th at 7:00 from the giants and the rockies. from mike krukow and amy g, i'm jon miller saying good night from san francisco. an gun battla lo >>> right now on nbc bay area, friday night lights turns into chaos on campus, a gun battle leads to a lockdown at a high school in fairfield. students and parents in a panic. i'm raj mathai. >> i'm jessica aguirre. we'll go back out to at&t park in a few minutes. first we begin with that campus lockdown prompted by a shooting at washington and bell at armijo high school. officers swarmed the school looking for a gunman. >> sheryl, what happened out there. >> this is something we usually don't see in our own backyards, but it did happen tonight. the shooting didn't happen here on campus, but about a block away. hundreds of students were escorted off the field into this gym and put on lo

reporting live in san ramon, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, cheryl. >>> the searchlso continues for another missing woman from the bay area. three weeks and still no sign of university of iowa student mollie tibbetts. tibbetts went for a run on july 18th in the small town of brooklyn, iowa, and she never returned. her disappearance has the town on edge. >> people are a lot more on guard and they mostly are just trying to be protective against their loved ones and trying to keep everyone in place. >> now over the weekend, mollie's mother told nbc news that police did find her computer, wallet and driver's license at her boyfriend's house where she was staying. her iphone, fitbit and earbuds, though, remain missing. the reward fund for mollie's safe return has jumped to $277,000. the largest in crime stoppers in central iowa's history. >>> it is hard to see it tonight, but there is smoke in the air and it may get worse tomorrow. this what it looked like as the sun began to set in oakland. that thick layer of haze coming from the wildfires burning up north. nbc bay are

nbc bay area's cheryl hurd is live in redding with the latest for us. cheryl. >> reporter: well, tonight officials are really concerned about the air quality and looting, and this is why. you have homes like this in this area, destroyed. and then you have homes across the street still standing with valuables inside. the carr fire is spreading tonight, and right now crews are doing the best they can. the fire making its way out of the steep terrain, up to highway 299, 30 miles west of redding. the heat of the fire creating its own windstorm. >> they're still beginning to make progress. we have a little bit more containment, so things are a little bit more optimistic, but we still have a major, you know, fight still ahead of like this so unpredictable. >> today the majority of our efforts are being put on that side of the fire just because we wa the town of lewiston. >> reporter: as firefighters watch the movement of the carr fire there's a health it warning out because of the smoke. >> a lot smokier over here, but just trying to stay inside. if you are o

that's all at nbc bay area.com. >>> all right. let's take a look at that weekend forecast. meteorologist kari hall, no pressure, but all the gals like to wear cute outfits. >> well, wear something cute in the middle of the day and we know how fast it cools down in san francisco and we are going to see also patches of fog as we head into this evening but it's going to be nice an clear today and our temperatures in the mid-60s through the afternoon and then later on tonight, even at 6:00 it's already starting to cool down into the low 60s. we have some patches of fog right over the golden gate bridge and the rest of the city all clear and our air quality is other concern people have for spending a lot of time outside. we are seeing improvement today especially for the bay and the coast. air quality good with wildfires burning further to the north. that smoke, though, drifting into the parts of the north bay and inland parts of the east bay and santa clara valley. as we go out and about in the south bay, campbell, upper 80s for the middle of the afternoon and our skies staying

kristi smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. security cameras led police to a murder stp in the east bay. ricky kiefer stabbed a woman behind a business in concord. a security guard found her body on wednesday night. a surveillance video provided clear images of kiefer coming and going from the crime scene according to investigators. kiefer is a convicted felon who spent time in prison for robbery and burglary. >>> president trump is in ohio for a series of appearances and so far made no comment on the mounting legal pressure he is facing. nbc news confirming that long time trump organization cfo allen weisselberg is granted immunity by prosecutors. he joins a team of publisher of the "national enquirer" yesterday. he was in court on tuesday. prosecutors say wieselburg signed off on an invoice for legal fees that was reimbursement for hush money paid to an adult film star. >> you don't give a business entity immunity to prosecute the people who worked for him. you are going for bigger fish. >> the associated press reports even wh

reporting ve ian cole, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, ian. nowhere to be found. we're following a developing story on the peninsula. the search for a mother and her 10-year-old daughter from canada. they came to california to camp along the coast. but tonight their whereabouts are unknown. family and friends are worried. they rented a car on saturday and checked into a hotel for the evening. she sent her boyfriend a text on sunday but that's the last anyone heard from them. >> still the fact that there's been no communication from them or, you know, anything received, that's what is raising our suspicions. >> reporter: the mother did have another reservation for last night. park rangers have not been able to locate them, but some campers thought they may have seen audrey and emily. the pair believed to be driving a dark gray ford focus, adi-m-900. if you spot them, call 911. >>> another bizarre twist in a bizarre case. we're learning more about a person of interest in the investigation of a headless corpse found in san francisco. lance silva on the left appeared

jean elle i nbc bay area news. >>> new at 11:00, an anti-immigrant rant on facebook has a south bay hospital on damage control. regional medical center confirms an employee is under investigation because of this post grange action. it reads "when you see immigrants from other countries kneeling when our national anthem is being played in front of our plague on the local news, i am sure the u.s. is giving you housing, food stamps, free health care and education for your children and this is how you feel." go back to your nasty country. dirty illegals." the hospital issued a statement saying in part we are handling this internally. please note the views expressed do not represent the hospital or the care we provide. we are economied to providing compassionate quality care to everyone who enters our facility." say it saint so. an iconic hardware store that started in san jose1931 is closing its doors. orchard supply is closing all of its 99 stores nationwide by the end of this year. that's just a few months away. 4,000 employees and decades of memories. orchard's parent company lowe's is appare

nbc bay area responds next. los s property taxes on time -- but got hit with a late penalty >>> nbc bay area responds to a los gatos homeowner that paid the property taxes on time and got hit with a late penalty anyway. >> that doesn't seem fair. he toned to chris chmura and the big unknown question is, how does this happen? >> alan samuels asked the same question, how? getting the property tax bill, he paid it by check on time. a few weeks later, he received this. from the santa clara county tax department. a delinquent tax due notice including an extra $195 in fines and late fees. alan talked to his neighbors and found out some of them got hit with late fees, too. he called us. we contacted santa clara county and acknowledged the complaint and 100 more. the county told us it would investigate the missing payments. we haven't heard back about the cause of the problem and did hear back about alan's account. the county dropped his fees altogether. if you're facing the same predicament as alan, we encourage you to

if you didn )t -- download our nbc bay area app and get news alerts on your smartphone. a big decision being made this morning.regarding a bay area sheriffs office.illegaly recording a conversation between a juvenile crime suspect.and his attorney. nbc bay area )s pete suratos joins us live from the district attorney )s office.with what they )re doing about it. pete, this is a story with potentially big impact? from the district attorney's office, with what they're trying to do about it. this is a huge story here. >> reporter: yes, huge impact indeed. as a result of this incident that took place in march, the d.a. released a statement in the past couple of hours that they plan on reviewing all juvenile cases that have been submitted since the start of the year by the sheriff's office. i want to show our viewers a portion of that statement. this is from the beginning and i want to read it off where they say the district attorney's office was not aware that the sergeant with the county sheriff's office had recorded a conversation between a minor and district attorney's offi