nbc bay area's robert handa joins us live at one of the potential stations. what's prompting this delay? >> reporter: well, i tell you, 2026, that means the completion date was never set in stone, but that was certainly the date that most of us remembered and kept in mind. as you can imagine, changing a schedule by years can be jarring, especially for small bi businesses just trying to survive. bruno and carla operate the fish market. a b.a.r.t. station will be built by the shop once the system gets built. when they heard the updated design plan indicates the completion date went from around 2026 to 2030 they regret missing out on a lot of potential customers. >> we don't get all that new exposure to the new clientele i guess you would say. >> reporter: the original estimate was made more than five years ago and points out that the updated underground design will take longer and cause far less disruptions. >> going with a sing many tunnel changes construction from doing a cut and cover construction where you would be tearing up roadways to basically doing the

search for bay area people wherever you get your podcasts. >>> the power is out for some in the bay area. how long the outages could last, and the impact it's having on schools and businesses. >> and firefighters in north bay are battling a big fire on mare island. what we are fiout caused the fire. the fire. >>> good morning and thank you for joining us september 25th, wednesday morning. i'm pam cook. >> i'm dave clark. steve has all the information on how hot it will be. >> one more hot day. three months until christmas. >> starting at costco. >> temperatures are already warm here, berkeley 72 degrees. vallejo 96 to

jill biden made her rounds in the bay area. the wife of democratic presidential candidate joe biden seen here at a fundraising event in san francisco. today she made stops in sonoma and fremont. the stops were for her husband's 2020 presidential campaign. >>> the strange street fight in san francisco. it involves boulders. over night some of the boulders were pushed into the street for a third time. the neighbors have been using their own money. the idea is to discourage homeless people from camping there by creating less road. homeless votes say it sends a message of hate. other as say people with disabilities can't move around ders c accused of setting fires. he had flown into town for his high school reunion. last week we reported more than a dozen wildfires were burning. police arrested this man right here. his name is frank graham. they say he set those fires. graham then reportedly attended his 60th high school reunion. he allegedly said 13 fires over the course of two days. nobody was hurt, though, and no buildings were

so after the even here in the bay area. he's heading to other fund raising events in los angeles and there's a one in san diego. now the trip will mark president trump's for worth a visit to california as president. but this is his. trip to the bay area as commander in chief. california voted to ban the use of private 4 per often prisons and detention centers in the state. so immigration and social justice reform activists there now applauding the action taken by or state lawmakers. bay area assembly member rob bonta he authored the bill and says that it was time to stand up for californians and of governor newsome sign that bill into law existing contracts with private prisons would be allowed to run there. course the last one ins and 2023. over to the peninsula now a car rescued a stranded boater and half moon bay. it was a pretty tense moment and it was all captured on a gopro camera take a look. isn't that wild perfect timing so the kayakers says it. he was fishing for salmon and half moon bay last wednesday, when he ca

and at the same time, a bay area city is taking new steps to restrict vaping. kron 4's will tran explains... the changes coming to richmond. (ken) coming up at six. if you're planning on riding a cable car in the next few days you may be out of luck. we'll tell you why... straight ahead. (pam) heartstoppping moments ... as a driver nearly hits a child at a bus stop. what the suspect told a court ... about the close encounter. the ross fall fashion event has all the looks for way less... check this out! that's yes for less. get the brands you love and save 20 to 60% off department store prices. at the ross fall fashion event. on now. and you get first dibs on that brand... ...at that price? that's yes for less. seriously, get the fall brands and styles you love and save 20 to 60% off department store prices. at ross. yes for less. san fransico police arrested two men for possessing a host of drugs including heroin, cocaine, methamphetamine , and prescription drugs. police say, the suspects had some of the drugs hidden in a coffee creamer container. the men were

both teenagers are bay area natives who graduated last year. >>> a political mystery in the bay area. president trump is expected here in less than 48 hours, his first visit as commander in chief. but where's he going to be? details of his visit are being kept very secret. sergio quintana live with what we know. >> reporter: the last time the president was in the bay area was when he was running for office and there were clashes then. so organizers of tuesday's event is keeping the location a secret, prompting protesters to be creative and figuring out where they should show up. san jose, 2016, it's the last time then candidate donald trump visited the bay area and it got ugly outside after his speech. it's for that reason the location of tuesday's event is a secret. doou know where the venue is on tuesday just yet? >> i do not. but if i did, i couldn't tell you. >> reporter: details of any president's visit is always closely guarded. just a few months before the clash in san jose during the california republican convention in burling game mr. trump had to shimmy through a freeway bar

if you would is driving a shortage of bay area police officers. tonight, the big incentives to get more cops on the streets. >> the day that you get hired to give you $5000 of the day you clear probation you get your other 5000. >>> the school in contra costa county not only punishing students for vaping, but their paartentas w >>sathe ers. the contract the city wants to terminate. >> you have six money-losing events. that is the performance record. >>> kpix 5 news at 7 starts right now with that scary crash involving a police officer and a pedestrian and several other cars. good evening i am ken bastida. >> i veronica de la cruz. we got new video out of the newsroom. you can see the pedestrian jaywalking across the street and the out-of-control cruiser hits him as he stands on the median. kiet do is at the scene tonight in redwood city. >> reporter: this all began as a reported call of a possible home invasion robbery involving four massed men. the officer in question was heading to that call down the street. redwood city police say the officer h

a cooler breeze starting to move back into the bay area. we're tracking the changing temperatures and how much it drop, coming up in about eight minutes. so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, you mentioned that that money we set aside. yeah. the kids and i want to build our own crab shack. ♪ ♪ ahhh, you're finally building that outdoor kitchen. yup - with room for the whole gang. ♪ ♪ see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. >>> a four-alarm fire in the north bay burns part of a nature preserve early this morning, and now fire investigators are looking into the possibility that copper thieves could be to blame. nbc bay area jodi hernandez live on mare island where the investigation goes on tonight. jody? >> reporter: terry, the mare island preserve is a much cherished part of the city of vallejo, but this morning ten acres of the preserve burned after investigators say

reporting live in berkeley, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> this is it all across the bay area. you have to say there's a bit of me lan collie as we say goodbye to a dear friend, the final weekend for giants manager bruce bochy. >> that means the final chance for all the giants fans across the country to say goodbye. tonight at the ballpark giants and the dodgers, bochy in good spirits chatting up at home plate with the other manager and the empires. 13 years here in the bay area, three world series titles, and so many great memories. we don't see this often. great leader, well respected, no drama. >> the one thing that bochy always brought into that clubhouse that i thought was the biggest advantage you could possibly have for a team was to be calm. if you walked into the giants clubhouses, no matter how big the game was or how many win or go home games they played in 2012, theas w bunch, he held them together in the five-game series with cincinnati, one of the most remarkable things i've ever seen. >> he is a class act. he loves baseball and good win. they'll be giving him a

nbc bay area issued a micro climate weatheralert. we'll tell you how much wet weather you'll see. >>> thanks for joining us this monday morning. >> we're going to start with that traffic alert and that truck. good morning, mike. >> good morning or bad morning depending on the way you look at it. it's a bad morning for folks trying to travel through the tri valley. the northbound side, as you look at your commute, this is a problem. 680 is closed as you head up to vargas. that's where there's the jackknifed big rig. roz is goingo

the heat advisory includes much of the bay area. as we take a live look outside in san jose we're walking out the door to cool temperatures. look at our temperature trend in martinez. we'll be at 65 degrees at 8:00 and leading to the mid 90s by 2:00. we're going to see triple digits in the inland east bay. rth bay mostly 90s. we'll talk about this and what's ahead. mike, your traffic alert, has it moved? >> it has moved and then relocated. north 101 all lanes are now clear. now more traffic traveling north up through santa clara. there's more slowing towards 237. overall your pattern now typical for the south bay, tri valley peninsula and the east bay. we now have a traffic alert in the north bay which continues here. both directions of i-80 are closed. that's north of fairfield. if folks are traveling to leisureville note there's a crash and a truck is involved with tanks on it. those are potentially explosive in situations. much calmer towards the bay bridge. back to you. >> fire crews remain on alert across parts of the bay area

let's take a look across the bay area. triple digits in a lot of areas, 90s in san francisco. >> jeff rahher in ri tracking that heat for us and the cooldown that's headed our way. >> i think we'll get noticeable differences in here on sunday, and by monday it's going to be drastic, even showers moving close to the bay area. right now the heat advisor continues through 7:00 p.m. tonight. then it is expected to expire. it includes most of the bay area, so still drink plenty of water tonight and don't forget those pets. we got to 101 in napa, 100 in east sjose, san francisco 92, we are slowly starting to see numbers drop because of fog near the coast albeit very slow. 83 in san francisco, 91 in petaluma. and 95 in fremont. tomorrow morning will be a warm day. 9:00 a.m., 76 in liver more, 72 in san jose. we'll talk more about the temperatures and how they trend over the next couple days and the possibility of wet weather this hour. i have two updates, one at 6:19. >>> for a lot of people heat means stay indoors. t but today i

nbc bay areas news. >>> thank you. a new state law forcing trump to release his tax returns hit a road block. today a federal judge temporarily blocked that. the president's attorneys argued the law is constitutional because the federal government has jurisdiction over candidates running for president. california is expected to appeal that decision. >>> one of the surviving crew members on board that deadly boat fire near santa barbara has filed a lawsuit. he says the boat was simply unsafe. his name is ryan sims. he's the chef on the boat. he's suing the boat's owner and the dive charter company. he claims the boat was unseaworthy and operated in an unsafe manner. he was asleep on the top deck when the fire started on labor day. he said the fire trapped him forcing him to jump from the top deck. he broke his leg and other injuries that require extensive medical treatment. 34 people died in that fire, many victims from the bay area. >>> it's hard to believe it but the holidays are right around the corner. you know what

bay 68 degrees. inland areas 76. now for the most part, our cooling trend is already under way, but as we head in towards saturday the temperatures are going to be a little bit below seasonable and then it's going to get colder and cooler into sunday, so we're going to be looking out for sunday. the reason for that is there's a cold front just off to our north, that's also going to bring the possibility of seeing some rain for far sonoma and far napa county. so overall, the sierra is really going to be dealing with the majority of the cold front but let's look at your temperatures because it's expected to be our coldest day in terms of the weekend. 73 degrees for inland areas. 66 for the bay and the coast 63. certainly not a good weekend for the beach. i hope you took advantage of that when we had hot temperatures last weekend. it will be a good weekend to head up to lake tahoe if you want a sneak peek of what the winter holds. look at this, by saturday early tomorrow, the winds are already gusting right now, but we'

and strong winds move into the bay area. the news at 11:00 starts right now. >> within the last hour pg&e announced nine counties across northern california could have their power turned off tomorrow because of high fire danger. those counties include napa and sonoma in the north bay. lake county as well as parts of the sierra foothills. there are more than 10,000 customers in just napa county and more than 33,000 customers in sonoma county. let's go out with a look at who will see the potential for the highest fire danger and it's also going to get hotter. >> yeah, that's one of the things we'll be watching this time tomorrow night as that red flag warning officially begins # p.m. this time tomorrow. we'll already be under those red flag conditions with the north bay and east bay hills. one of the trends we've been seeing in the weather models is to kind of increase those wind speeds in the north bay approaching tuesday morning. sustained wind generally 15 to 20 miles per hour. and that does include lake county, portions of

you can pick up the numbers anywhere across the bay area. oakland and hayward is a good example of what we can expect. about a 10th of an inch or less. the important of the timing, it's coming through on the drive to work tomorrow morning. it is going to be a light rainfall for monday morning's commute. there's a live look outside. you'd never know there was a what happed. becae we much advertised cool down for inland locations. look at the right now number in concord. it's 79. that's gotta sound wonderful. if you're in and around the bay, we didn't change much today. it was 70 in the city. a few degrees cooler than yesterday. san jose was 87. look at concord and santa rosa. 17 and 12 degrees cooler than yesterday. so that was a nice change. and as you take a look across the rest of the bay area tomorrow, here's everybody's daytime highs. we're going to keep these numbers down. tomorrow others the head line is not that the temperatures are going to be nice, it's that we're going to get rain in the morning. we could see the first showers as e

how about among bay area mayors? >> they're going at it. it's all about tomorrow's battle for the bay. >> we'll have volunteers come out of the woodwork and we look forward to taking on your two mighty cities. >> at least he's saying it smiling, right? so a little explainer for you here. tomorrow is california coast cleanup day, a nearly 30-year tradition. this year san jose mayor sam liccardo was raising the stakes, challenging the mayors of san francisco and oakland and the people of their cities on who will have the largest volunteer turnout. liccardo says it will be san jose and other mayors will have to wear their shark teal and black but san francisco mayor london breed and oakland mayor libby schaaf are saying hang on a minute, not so fast. >> get ready to wear a san francisco giants jersey, because san francisco's going to win this one. >> we are all going to be battling for the bay and oakland is going to win. come on, people, i need you to sign up! >> the bay battle lines are drawn. are you in? sign up online at battleforthebay201

the front will fizzle out right over the bay area. that will give us a few light showers along the i80 corridor. morgan hill, a few drops of rainfall. gone by the afternoon. sunshine will be out by 1:00 or 2:00, if notationer. there are showers in our forecast tomorrow morning. somewhat uncommon for two times in a week for september, but we're going to do it. clearing skies by the afternoon, then we warm up and keep the sunshine around thursday, friday and into the weekend. highs tomorrow, 79 in fairfield, 73 in redwood city. santa rosa 75 degrees. everybody cooler than average again. couple morning showers tomorrow. thursday, the sunshine is back. milder, back to average on friday. above average on saturday. 60s at the beach, 70s near the bay, 80s inland into next week. the first day of fall is next monday. that's your forecast. >>> grab dad out of the kitchen right now. wake up the dog. tell your kids to stop doing homework. i've got something you gotta see. grandson meets grandfather at fenway park. yastrzemski reunion. you can pro

>>a medical community in the bay area's coming together to say no more to gun violence. >>plus we'll tell you an event in napa that went beyond wine tasting out aims to heal struggling mines and how one man's ambitious plan to deliver fresh water to the bahamas. which was of course devastated by hurricane. recently we'll show you how the invention. he's working on his going. and if you're streaming us on kron on the news continues during the commercial break go to kron on dot tv to see what cracker barrel makes every meal one to remember. with favorites like sunday homestyle chicken, now available every day. and our new sweet n' smokey homestyle chicken blt for $8.99. come on home to scratch-made. come on home to cracker barrel >>men from texas wants to bring what he calls it's an endless source of water to people in the bahamas who are still recovering from hurricane dorian is invention doesn't pollute the earth with water bottles and said it uses an existing resource. reporter chris davis spoke to the man about how it would work. leave it to a texan to deal with a lack

, the rest the bay area you can see calm down. way down below as you're going to the humidity also falling off quite a bit humidity levels expected down into the teens in some parts of the north bay, not as a a dry in parts of the east bay but still the at the gusty winds. you get those dry offshore winds and you get the hot weather certainly that will be concerned some of the temperatures go along with the skies. well we're talking about heat advisories up across the bay area and hot numbers everywhere you go or talk and 90's and some triple digits, maybe some 70's and 80's right out the coastline back to you. >>all right lawrence and during the red flag warning fire crews in milpitas they are working to put out a wildfire started on saturday as 6 a smaller fires burning south of the santa clara alameda county line just off calaveras road. officials say debris combined with the area's steep slopes is making it hard to put that fire out. so far the fire has burned 128 acres and is 70% contained. more than 300 fire crews are workin

all 3 suffered life threatening injuries and were taken to bay area hospitals. >>there's no good prognosis and what we saw on the side of the road. no we're not doctors so ultimately we trust that people that we rushed into to make that assessment but. >>at this point the chp still does not know what caused the driver to lose control. and that led to this terrible incident live along highway want to want to county dan kerman kron 4 news. >>switching gears here, still summer but we're getting a taste of fall all weather out there is a venue for berkeley this morning. it rained earlier today in most of the bay area making for a slick morning commute. we're dry now and some people are actually looking forward to a wet fall and winter time to check on the forecast chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here. we love the pain when it's appropriate. >>and certainly a little bit of rain has to help the fire danger area that's 2, 2 storms very unusual to see the storms coming through this early in the season that one but 2 of and that usually we have to wait for another

but it was certainly scorching for a lot of the bay area. let's also take you to a mainly western event. that is the full moon, the harvest moon happening if you didn't check the calendar today. >> it was friday the 13th. so a little bit ominous here. but nonetheless it's beautiful. after a show you definitely want to head out and check it out. here's the reason why we will not see a full moon on friday the 13th until august of 2049. so in a couple minutes in our commercial break, that will be your chance. okay. let's bring you into the weather forecast. i am looking at some big time changes on the way. i wanted to direct your attention right out here to the pacific. you can see this comma-shaped cloud here. that's actually the storm system, the cold front that eventually will make it down to the bay area, drop our temperatures, even bring us the possibility of some showers. now we have to wait a little bit before that gets here. one more day stuck with this area of hot high pressure to keep temperatures up and possibly a little bit of smoke

area have bay. at 59 degrees. that's why your relative humidity's at 94% but bone dry right now in downtown san francisco and conquered in the upper 70's right now this evening, so current wind speeds out there right now. we did notice gusts in the 20 mile per hour range which is great news because we did notice a very warm air mass today but now calmer wind speeds with the exception of downtown san francisco and san jose light to breezy winds out there but in the coming days tracking some major changes because right after our first day of fall. we are going to warm up once again with summer-like temperatures in fact the national weather service. already issuing a fire weather watch that will go into effect monday night through wednesday morning because a very warm dry and hot conditions find out just how hot it's going to get and what areas will be more susceptible of fire danger concerns in the bay area in a few minutes during my full forecast justine and jr back to you. >>thank you so much mabris

of the bay area counties. it's up by 40% in some areas. >> chris nguyen has details on the president's actions and how he was received in this mostly-liberal part of the country. >> let's go to wayne freedman about what the federal government lands to do to help build a better bay area. >> reporter: we're still waiting for some details as to what they would do. we were hoping we would get details when ben carson came today. that didn't happen. there was a lot of noise outside, though. >> what do we want? >> housing! >> when do we want it? >> now! >> reporter: in a model project, a contrast between the ideal of housing secretary ben carson. >> and i don't see any reason, quite frankly, why we have to have homelessness in this country. >> reporter: while outside, there were those who say they can count the ways. >> it is the federal government and hud who have created homelessness in san francisco. let's be clear! >> reporter: and so what dr. carson called as a fact mission, the housing secretary entered through

nbc bay area's ali wolf is live on clinton park. opposition to these boulders is growing. >> reporter: janelle, it definitely is. we spoke to one woman who came up with a unique way to try and get rid of these huge boulders that were placed on the sidewalk secured to t sidewalk. neighbors say 18 boulders lining the sidewalk of clinton park are working as they intend defecati and, you know, there's drug users. >> reporter: to keep the homeless away. >> haven't seen a tent in a couple of weeks. >> reporter: but others are already plotting ways to get rid of the boulders which popped up after neighbors collected money to have them put in. >> just like, they're just like an angry act. >> reporter: danielle baskin posted them for sale online. >> i put them on the craigslist free section. >> reporter: her posts were flagged and removed. the city has no plans to remove the boulders, but public works crews were out twice to remove them from the streets and put them back on the sidewalk. a spokesperson for the department of public works says

nbc bay area. >> or be ready for it. good advice. thanks so much. >>> as soon as we found out about the possible out annuals we sent out on an alert on our app. download that app for free for updates and we'll send them to your phone. >>> just in, president trump admitting to speaking with ukraine's president about joe biden and his son. mr. trump comed morning. >> what biden did is a disgrace took from ukraine,a disgrace. the son took a lot of money from china. china would love to see he would think of nothing they would rather see than biden get? >> the phone call reportedly led to whistleblower complaint that was not relayed to congress. house speaker nancy pelosi is demanding it be turned over as democrats push phon an investigation. >>> one city hall is closed to the public after a computer virus shut the system down. nbc bay area's bob adele live in union city and i know you've been there thow ghng before thi resolved? >> we don't know how long but union city hall behind me will reopen within the hour at noon. they did delay th

>>and again many of the victims in that boat fire are from the bay area here is what we know so far the first victim identified as christie she is from santa cruz and was leading the school but tour. we also know to young people and to parents from santa cruz died in the fire. those young people went to pacific collegiate school in santa cruz, the school did not sponsor of the trip. >>we also learned today that 5 people from the same family were on the boat, the families from stockton. and woman confirmed that her 3 daughters were aboard. and finally we've learned that among the victims was a teacher from fremont who is believed to be on the boat with his wife and child. we'll have much more information on this story coming up tonight on kron 4 news at 8. >>as you might well imagine the recovery of the victims is an elaborate operation that requires highly skilled diver some force to seals spoke with the alameda county sheriff's dive team today about this recovery mission. >>i'm here the alameda county office of emergency services and this is where the alameda county sheriff's. dive tea

. >> if it is bay area proud, it has to be -- >> this guy right thomas. dozens of people lined up in san jose to do their part. >> giving your blood is one of the most precious gifts you can give to mankind outside of your time. that is what it's all about. great way to support each other. >> some perks to giving today. treats, cookies, chips, and a movie gift card. each blood donation can help up to three people. it is never too late to donate blood and save a life. >> you can check out garvin in the chair. you can check out more information by going to his twitter feed. that is @garvinthomas. >>> tropical storm humberto. florida's eastern coast also keeping a close eye on it. it is expected to stay offshore. >> for the bahamas, humberto is a big concern. >> reporter: nervous eyes on the sky this weekend. threatening regions previously pummelled. >> anticipated to stay mainly on eastern line. >> reporter: search for some 1300 missing people. joyce thomas just learned her brother survived. >> i thank god that my brother is alive. >> got to keep moving and

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download the nbc bay area app, where we have the most up to information. u answers after a loved one is brutally murdered 23 years ago. tonight, her friends and family held a vigil to bring a new focus to the still unsolved case. here is sergio with more. >> reporter: for many at the event, there's nothing but fond memories of the smiling 21-year-old. this is not a happy get together. a lot of people at the vigil knew her well and they have not seen each other in years so it's kind of a reunion, but not an easy one. is it weird to be here 23 years later? >> it's awful. >> reporter: there's never been an arrest and so, there's never been closure. it was tense during a prayer as two people on motorcycles interrupted and roared off. tha feeling a weird vibe, there's a lot of emotions built up over the years. >> reporter: lewis was killed exactly 23 years o, break when tables and this h-- this coworkr was probably the last one to see her alive. she said i'm going back in and i went home and 15, 20 minutes later, i heard sirens comingby. she was found in the ba

many of the victims were from the bay area. the captain and four crew members survived. >>> two people in santa clara county have died from the flu this season and doctors want people to protect themselves and get flu shots as soon as they can. the centers for disease control and prevention says getting vaccinated early is the most effective way to prevent getting the flu. everyone six months old and older should be vaccinated before the end of october. >> usually the peak is late fall to early weren't, so we try and get everybody vaccinated before that time. >> specialists tweaked the vaccine after last year saw one of the longest influenza seasons on record and almost 80 americans died from the flu. >>> the centers for disease control and prevention is showing new data with respiratory therapy injuries linked to vaping. a new report shows 805ling injury cases and 12 deaths reported. the latest findings show that vaporized marijuana may have a role in the deaths. >> we don't know the cause. no single product, brand, substance

. >>> changes in the weather making their way to the bay area. >> let's take a live look around the bay where roads are dry tonight. by morning it could be slick with rain. >> by the 5:00 hour in the north bay. so let's switch back over. i'm going to show you where the storm is now. taking a look off the coast, you can see the heavier bands of rain out there. i'm going to bring the leading edge into sonoma county by the 5:00 hour. the general idea is it starts rainingth bay f earl 5:00 a.m. watch this pttyo forecast. by the time we get to 7:00 a.m. that organized line is going right through the center of the bay area. by late morning, it's in the south bay. it's one thing to show you this and it looks quite impress important. this is going to impact the morning commute. for the north bay, santa rosa, i'm going to use you as my example. best chance for rain coming from 5:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. as we look at the san francisco, oakland, concord line, it comes between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. and now we're going to shift it back even later down in the south bay, san jose, it gets there by late

is coming to the bay area tomorrow. he originally planned to visit in august but he cancelled the trip after the mass shooting in his hometown of el paso, texas. he plans to visit the prison and then have a discussion about equity and justice. >>> the city of san jose may be ready to make a big move to cut emissions and that could change the way we heat homes or cook our meals. chris sanchez is joining us with the details to move to go electric. >> reporter: the mayor and some of the council members want new construction going forward to use electricity instead of natural gas. this would all be an effort to cut greenhouse gas emissions. san jose is expected to propose that ban on natural gas and new construction in favor of electric infrastructure. it would only apply to new construction and in the beginning would only apply to single family homes and small multiunit housing. the city did the same thing requiring electricity and residential construction starting in the new year, but with the promise to ban natural gas a

they can watch nbc bay area. basketball court, weight room, underwater treadmill, private chef just for the players. barber shop. honey, i'm going to the office, that's what he's going to do. first game october 4th, preseason game against the lakers. i want to go there. >> you love garage sales and there is a big garage sale in the south bay. >> the folks at history san jose are downsizing. they have too many antiques and artifacts. vintage clothing will be priced to go along with all kinds of household goods. dolls, tools, dish ware. on sunday visitors get a bonus when the sale coincides with an antique car show. >> there's about a hundred cars on site for peoplerestored. >> really pretty. just head for historyon center morning and 11:00 a.m. on sunday. you should go check it out. you don't have a "downton abbey" outlet yet. >> we'll show you what the a's did tonight in oakland. stay with us. the ross fall fashion event has all the looks for way less... check this out! that's yes for less. get the brands you lov

to the bay area. the alameda county's urban search and rescue team arrived in oakland last night. 45 members of that team left the bay area last tuesday. they were headed to north carolina, along with rescue teams from menlo park in sacramento so they could help first responders on the east coast. >> they had some tornadoes they had to deal with and of course there was some flooding and wind damage. fortunately for everyone involved the hurricane just sort of skirted up the coast, stayed off the coast enough, plus we had beneficial tides during the time the hurricane came up, so really didn't have the impact that people were expecting. >> crew members get a 24-hour reprieve to rest and recharge, then it's back to their regular jobs tomorrow, until the next time they're mobilized for the next disaster. >>> dorian itself no longer considered a hurricane, but it's still causing plenty of problems. it made landfall in nova scotia yesterday. here you can see a crane that collapsed onto a building under con

clear skies over the bay area currently. it is already raining in portions of humboldt county and portions north. that boundary will work its way south overnight tonight. 11:00, it's getting cloudier. we're rain free. sonoma county, lake county, getting showers tomorrow morning. some showers will likely survive across the i80 corridor. san francisco could get a few drops of rain before lunchtime tomorrow. how much rain are we talking? twoone hundredths of an inch of rain. east bay and south bay valleys -- coming up, we'll talk about the weekend and the forecast for fall, which begins on monday. that's a few minutes away. >>> live look at downtown san jose tonight which could become the biggest bay area city yet to ban natural gas in new construction projects. kpix 5's kiet do on the game- changing vote. >> reporter: yeah, so they are debating this very topic as we speak here inside city hall. it seems like they've got widespread support on this and by my count, it looks like the mayor has enough votes for it to pass. >> san

bay area, light showers, done before lunch time. we will have sunshine by 1:00 or 2:00 in the afternoon. lots of sunshine's we get towards thursday and friday. the rich of pressure is going to give us a warmer and sunnier into your week. clearing skies for most of us tomorrow afternoon. a really nice afternoon. you get a taste of two seasons. you get the clouds and showers in the morning. you will get sunshine and mild weather in the afternoon. san jose, 76. mid-70s in san ramon. marin county, mill valley, 72. oakland, 72. san francisco, a few morning showers. the winds. your extended forecast. when this fall began? just after midnight on monday morning. it will feel more like summer when we get towards saturday. showers tomorrow morning, a pleasant afternoon. >> sounds good. >>> take us to next seasons warriors game go on sale to the public tomorrow. >> we get a live look at their new home. ticketholders and chase bank members got a chance to get their tickets today. >> and they released their video of the new warriors jerseys. the

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nbc bay area's cheryl hurd is. n >> names of the victims still coming out days after the boat tragedy, and neighbors here in berkeley are stunned that the friends are among the victims. there's a sign in front of dan garcia's home here in berkeley asking for privacy. neighbors reluctant to comment on his death are in shock. >> i feel so bad about it. i feel like i lost a part of my family. >> reporter: appleel confirminga was on the "conception" when it caught fire. a spokesperson saying "he was as passionate about his job at apple as he was about his love of diving." garcia's long-time partner, yalia krashinaya, is believed to have also been killed in the fire. >> i hope it was purely accidental. >> reporter: as neighbors here are trying to comprehend the loss, a los altos wife who lost her husband and daughter is speaking out. >> and i knew that was their boat. and then panic set in at that point. >> reporter: scott chan's wife of 35 years says her husband and daughter, kendra, were diving partners. >> the passio

>>we've got clear skies around the bay area big time. he wave headed our way we'll talk about that next. plus a suspect caught on camera boldly stealing the wallet of an elderly ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ if you're living with a condition, kaiser permanente's integrated care team will help you get through life without missing a beat. kaiser permanente. thrive. >>this is video of the crime that is leading some viewers outraged involves 2 female suspects, stealing an elderly woman's wallet while she was grocery shopping in a quiet east bay neighborhood tonight police are asking for the community's help in identifying the 2 suspects kron four's haaziq madyun has the story. >>elderly woman, the targeted by a pair of female thieves, this polar wallet grocery cart it was captured on surveillance video. >>yeah she reached right into the top part of her car. >>if they're not used to this kind of stuff here. >>it happened monday around 06:30pm at the safeway grocery store and law that creates ross more neighborhood in the video you see one female suspect lu

in the bay area. not a guarantee, but a sign things are going to feel more like fall next week. the inland cool down will not arrive until sunday. one more hot day for you tomorrow. not as hot, but still above average. scattered showers are possible, mainly monday morning. 72 in san francisco, much cooler. 82 in oakland, much cooler. still the 90s in our east fad 95. ord 94 in between, we find a comfortable afternoon. in fremont, 85 degrees. napa 89. san rafael 86. much cooler sunday. 10 degrees below average on monday. and then once that front moves through, we're not going to warm back up. 60s near the water and the 70s near the bay. the cool down begins tonight. that's your forecast. >> that is a change. >>> a three-time nba champ and warriors veteran retiring on his own terms. sean livingston reflects on the injury that nearly ended his career. geico makes it easy to get help when i need it. with licensed agents available 24-7, it's not just easy. it's having-jerome-bettis- on-your-flag-football-t

area exclusive we have learned one of the most controversial judges in recent bay area history has a new job. recalled judge aaron persky is coaching tennis at a south bay high school. now% kay made national headlines a few years ago presiding over the brock turner case, the stanford swimmer found guilty of sexually assaulting a girl on campus. the judge got backlash for sentencing turner to a too lenient a sentence. now persky is the jv girls tennis coach at lind brook high school in san jose. in a statement to nbc bay area the school says persky was a highly qualified applicant who holds a high rating from the tennis association. >>> firefighters in novato made quick work of a fire burned off brush today. at one point there were evacuation orders for residents. fire started just before 2:00 this afternoon across from the stone tree golf club. the nbc sky ranger captured calfire fighting the fire. no word on the cause. >>> what's next from apple? today the annual product launch which drew journalists and vip's from across the world. but here is the changeup. the iphones are taking a

and it's faster bay area, and faster bay area is, i would say, both kind of a concept that we need to transform our regional transit systems if we are going to be able to deliver the mobility and the equity and the affordability and sustainability across the region and the way we are operationalizing it in terms of a broad coalition that has come together to try and make that happen. the coalition is a coalition of business groups like bay area council, silicon valley leadership group, labor, environmental community and other stakeholder groups, which is continually growing. and i'll tell you a bit today about where we are and would really appreciate the kind of input that you are going to give us because this is really about doing something which is going to be transformative, and going to be transformative all elements, all parts of the bay area. so -- ok if i don't -- just click, ok. ok great. so, faster bay area is a vision for a seamless transportation system based on freedom, affordability, speed and safety, transparency, equity, and reliability. and also has a logo. the bay are

her art work in bay area proud. >> she came to the south bay from india 20 years ago. she thought it was going to be for school. she's a graphic designer and mother of two living her little suburban life. she's using her art to open her world and hopefully do the same for others. >> every piece of art she creates starts not with a brush stroke but with a question. >> the question has to be mine. what drives this sort of wanting to work on something long term. >> like her recent project sketching vintage signs of san jose. she was curious about her adopted city's past. >> i have seen it only as silicon valley. drawing the signs sort of made me research them. and go back to a time when it was farm country and all this stuff. it was a sense of place. >> doing this project, that led to her next. you see standing on downtown san jose streets brought her closer to the homeless than she had ever been. >> she wanted to know who they were. >> i got talking to people. that i wouldn't usually talk to in my life. this has been the thought process that i have no name and face to a

beto o'rourke coming to the bay area tomorrow. he originally planned to visit in august but cancelled the trip after the mass shooting in his hometown of elpaso, texas. th>> we have you covered for th 2020 election. and we made it simple for you. go to nbcbayarea.com for the latest on the presidential candidates. >>> new overnight, investigating a deadly accident on highway 92. that's where someone walking along the roadway was struck and killed. it happened before midnight not far near construction closure. authorities say the victim died at the scene and the driver is cooperating with investigators. it's not clear why the person was walking on the highway. >> in san jose, people in one neighborhood say car crashes are becoming an all too common thing. the area in question is along khouw avenue. they are demanding action. >> i've lost several vehicles. >> on coat avenue, nearly every neighborhood has the story about the time someone crashed into one of their cars or yards. >> i have lost. >> reporter: susan's car was parked on th

and, the heat gets kicked out of the bay area. you won't see nit cloud cover. we will be sunny from start to finish but the on shore breeze will be there. we all get cloudy monday morning. then we have a front, the futurecast thinking it is going to be pretty weak. not calling for rain. we are keeping our shower chance as that front will traverse through the bay area. monday morning. not as hot tomorrow. cooling for all of the bay area on sunday. down to 88 in vallejo. 88 in san jose. yes, that is above average. 10 degrees cooler than today. fairfield, 95. santa rosa, 89 degrees. 72 in san francisco. 67 at the coast. sunday, we are 13 degrees cooler inland. monday, nobody get above 75. good-bye heat. a couple of showers monday morning. then sunshine, cooler weather tuesday through friday. darren peck will have the latest forecast tomorrow morning starting at 6:00 a.m. cooling down, the heat is gone. >> we'll have a nice weekend. looking forward to that. >>> we want to tell you about a new project coming to kpix5. every monday and wednesday at 11:00 a.m., susie

reporting live here in hayward, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> i love seeing that story. i know, bob, you're an awesome dad yourself. >>> friday night lights will go dark in san leandro tonight. a scheduled football game is cancelled. leaders from both schools decided to postpone the game they say for 60 reasons. police are investigating a threat that appears to be related to a conflict outside both school communities. san leandro and oakland police departments are investigating the threats and will update the school districts with any new information. >>> the road to the white house still rolling through the bay area. joe bid jill biden will be fund-raising for her husband. >>> plus the plea pope francis is making to top silicon valley leaders. >>> and honoring a baseball legend. a san francisco giants manager and giant himself, bruce bochy, retires. the juul record. they took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. juul marketed mango, mint, and menthol flavors, addicting kids to nicotine. five million kids now using e-cigarettes. the fda said juul ignored the law with misleadi

we're still looking good on bay area freeways. a couple things you might need to look out for, road work and a high wind advisory for the benicia bridge. as you continue the ride on 680 more road work between hhw 4 t scheduled until 5:00 this morning. and the ride on northbound 880 as you make your way out of san cleared as well by about 5:00 r he iwing on westbound 580, 25 miles per hour out of tracy and picking up to 35 as you make your way through the altamont pass. >> thanks, frances. >>> president trump is going to be in the bay area for a fund-raiser today. as a security precaution the trump campaign hasn't publicly announced where this event will take place but protesters say they're prepared. they plan to inflate chicken trump and baby trump balloons you see on your screen. last night the president held a campaign rally in new mexico. >> under this administration, america is working again. america is winning again. and america is respected again like it hasn't been for a long time. >> abc 7 news reporter jobina fortson wil

and sinking into the bay area this morning. oakland at 12, napa reporting ten. but expect the wind to wrap up as we get into the afternoon. so we'll call for a cooler, breezy day and the upper 60s in san francisco, low 70s in the east bay shore and the upper peninsula and down into san jose. you'll go to about 80 for today. we'll look at your extended forecast coming up. >>> major work on one of san francisco international airport's most heavily traveled runways. they will fix a 2,000-foot of the runway. but that means delays for the drivers p. >> reporter: good morning. we're at the bay front park area just south of sfo. this is where you can get a good view of the work that is being done right here at sfo. this all started at midnight and the project will last about 20 days. runway 2a run runway is closed. they will cotruct a 1900-foot section and overlay a 600-foot of runway 1 left. normally, the top layers of runway get repaved every 8 to 10 years. and now it is cracking. so sfo said it needs a big fix this time around. >>