Ter onto celebrate his life. Nbc bay areas Stephanie Chuang is live in oakland. Stephanie, people are remembering him as a good kid who was trying to make his community a better place. Reporter thats what we heard over and over again this morning, kris. His family pulled up in a car this morning and immediately they got out. And it just seemed like they were here visiting the site where his life was taken just 24 hours ago as he was working on a mural. I talked to his younger sister who was on crutches. And she was telling me shed been here last night for a vigil but couldnt stay very long through tears. She was absolutely emotional. More than 100 people packed this area under the 580 overpass. This is on west street here for a candle light vigil to remember antonio ramos. Oakland police say this is where he was shot while Painting Part of a 4,000squarefoot mural part of a project to beautify oakland. His parents, older brother and younger sister were among the family members here this morning. Again, very emotional. They were constantly in embrace with other family members and friends. The 27yearold remembered by people he knew and fellow artists as a smiling man. Witnesses saying yesterday morning a man walking by got into a brief but Heated Exchange with ramos, pulled out a gun and fired it once hitting the young artist who died shortly after at highland hospital. We spoke up with a friend growing up with antonio calling him as tony. Also knew him as a good kid at emery high. You know, i knew what he did, i knew what he was doing. I talked to him a little over a month ago. I talk to his parents. I see his sister all the time. Its just not fair. Not fair. Somebody took this life. This man was inspire sglg and what happened yesterday was thoughtless and senseless. And i cant imagine an argument important enough to take someones life. Reporter a lot of neighbors and artists were here this morning. It is a very tightknit community. Ramos has just rejoined the oak lantd superheroes project for the third mural in the series of six. The attitude in healing connection is a local nonprofit Empowerment Group dedicated to art here sponsoring a project which aims to involve more than 100 local kids and teens, students who envision the design of these murals and also a project thats trying to create more than 30 jobs. Trying to do a lot of good here in oakland. Police have not released a description of the suspect. They are hoping to get more information from witnesses who were here in this area yesterday morning. But i will tell you that the message we heard over and over again this morning was that as senseless as this was, as tragic as this was that this killing would not stop the art in this community but strengthen the people here in this neighborhood. Live here in oakland, Stephanie Chuang, nbc bay area news. Good to remember that young man, tony. Steph, i know as soon as we get that description well be making ook that everyone knows that amera ption as well. Thank you, steph. Ning. Urning now to our l croclimate forecast. A live look from our San Bruno Mountain camera where weve seen rain drops on the lens this morning. Meteorologist kari hall, its been a while, didnt recognize it. September 16th we had some rain in the north bay but did not make it south of San Francisco. So this time were getting some south bay rain, some rain in the city and also towards the east bay. So a welcome sight on this last day of the month that has been so dry all month long. And finally getting some rain that may equal the average amount we should get during the entire month of september. This is the reason why. Weve had some clusters of rain moving in that have been a little bit heavier in spots. I dont think this will be letting up any time soon. Even if youre not seeing the rain right now, you may see that as we go into the afternoon to evening hours, especially in the south bay as this moisture continues to stream in across the bay area. And im seeing more Energy Offshore that promises to bring in more rain for a lot more of the bay area. Here we are futurecast still at 9 30 tonight and it is covered with rain. That will be the possibility as we go through the day. And then our chance after this looks like it will be a while. So all be told what to expect, how much, its coming up just a yourle bit later. Ill continue to watch the radar, kris. Tures ank you very much, kari. You can track the weather outside of your door. Kwnload our free nbcbayarea oom oving n get our live radar and find out the temperatures in sur neighborhood. E bathroom brawls, parking lot sistfights, pushing and shoving in the stands the violence at levis stadium is raising concerns about fans safety. Now Santa Clara Police chief s trt s the stadium is safe and he has the proof. Nbc bay area gene elliot has the message he wants all fans to hear. Reporter cell phone video of 49ers fan beating a vikings fan at levis stadium that went viral earlier this month has the attention of the santa clara stadium authority. Members issued a memo to city leaders asking what can be done to improve safety. 99. 96 of the people are lawabiding. Reporter Santa Clara Police chief Michael Sellers says despite the disturbing video, he believes its a safe venue. He generated a report for the authority. It says more than 830,000 fans have attended 13 nfl Football Games at levis. During those games Police Responded to more than 1,800 calls for service. And arrested 319 people. Most of the arrests were for being drunk in public. The chief says focusing on alcoholrelated issues will improve safety. Make sure the security thats at the manetometers, people that are obviously intoxicated dont allow them to come in. I think the people serving the alcohol need to Pay Attention and not serve people obviously intoxicated. I think we need to cut off alcohol sales at the appropriate time. Reporter chief says its important to remind troublemakers they will be prosecuted. If they assault one another, we need to prosecute them. If theyre a season ticketholder, we need to revoke season ticks. If theyre not and bought from somebody else. We need to hold those people accountable too. Reporter season ticketholders got a tweet reminding them of the code of conduct. Curi el li, nbc bay areas news. More now on levis stadium safety. Re tland security is labeling super bowl 50 a level one threat. Thats the highest level. In the next half hour well show you new stateoftheart. There designed to chemopeep safe. The epa will be in middletown today to help people clean up after the devastating valley fire. The fire is all but surrounded this morning. Its 97 contained now. Ple fighters have capped spread at more than 76,000 acres and are still working to put out hot spots and also to mop up. Anfire killed four people and destroyed nearly 2,000 structures. Three napa county wineries are joining forces tonight for a fun and tasty benefit to help those fire victims. It is billed as the valley fire relief benefit and will include a barbecue featuring fine wines and live entertainment. Fromes also a silent auction planned. Tonights event takes place at the Alpha Omega Winery starting at 6 00 tonight. Around ls generated from tonights event will go to the Valley Fire Fund raising effort. Atedagencies from around lake county are sounding the call for job seekers. E evwith so much devastation fl is a big surge expected in construction and other related jobs. Today theres a job fair planned at kelseyville high school. It is open to all lake county dozed and operated businesses, but only companies with valid ft tractor licenses are allowed to participate. A dozen people are now looking for a new place to stay in the south bay after an overnight fire left their home unlivable. Firefighters put out the flames quickly, but there is still a lot of damage there. Fire started around 12 30 this morning on vine street not far from the 87 280 interchange in we do n. Firefighters say it started as a car fire which then spread to she attic of a home and to other cars. The good news though no one was hurt. S cuar we do not know the cause of the fire but firefighters are telling us they do not think rps suspicious. New at 11 00, San Francisco airport employees pitched in this morning in the name of maintaining airplane safety. Usekers there were invited to checkart in the annual runway walk. Ways. The walk workers look for runway debris that could cause potential hazards. Ers ty officers do conduct frequent regular safety checks of all the airport runways, but they say this walk allows the average airport worker to get involved too. Mainly what we find are bits of luggage, luggage tags, luggage wheels. Every now and then we might find a piece of equipment, maybe a piece of ramp equipment that did noits way out here. Again, its all about prevention. Will sayach runway was briefly closed, but air traffic did not see a big impact. They must have worked quickly. This afternoon san joses Mitty High School will say goodbye to one of their own. Freshman lucas angelo died on friday. The 14yearold was hit by a car last week after he ran into the street in front of the school. A Memorial Service to celebrate his life will be held after eshool today in the Mitty High School gym. Also happening today, hayward superintendent of schools may learn his fate after whats been described as an aggressive tirade during a closed door session. Two Hayward School Board Members filed a Police Report after the incident involving superintendent stanley daus two weeks ago. E dosed of berating the board, using expletives and physically threatening an employee. The school board is holding a regularly scheduled meeting accest and it is possible that doves will be disciplined and perhaps face dismissal. Food stamps at your local farmers market. Food l to expand access to Fresh Produce is now awaiting signature from governor brown. Ds wouegislation would help california obtain federal milling to provide incentives for food stamp recipients to lawmakt their local farmers market. Those funds would come from last years farm bill which set aside l markillion to encourage healthy eating. State lawmakers want to use that money to increase the buying power of food stamps at local to ers markets. The governor has until ouplestober to sign that bill. Up next at 11 00, the Kentucky Court who refused to issue marriage licenses to kimesex couples had a secret o otheg with the pope, she says. Nothine says she got some good advice. Plus, breaking barriers. The oakland as do something no other Major League Team has done before. But this has nothing to do with what happened on the field. Got a tip for nbc bay areas Investigative Unit . Call 1888996tips or email theunit nbcbayarea. Com. Nbc bay area, we investigate. The state of georgia executed a woman for the first time in 70years despite a plea for mercy from pope the state of georgia executed a woman for the first time in 70 years despite a plea for mercy from pope francis. In may Kelly Dissendaner was put to death this morning. She was convicted of the 1997 murder of her husband at the hands of her lover. The man who actually pulled the trigger though is serving a life sentence. She sang Amazing Grace until she got the lethal injection. A developing story now. Russian air strikes in syria come just days after putin met with president obama at the United Nations general assembly. And there the two leaders discussed russias recent military buildup in syria. President putin says russia will be helping syrias president with air strikes against isis. Also this morning russian lawmakers gave him the okay to use troops in syria. A potential shift in policy. U. S. Military commanders say they want to keep at least a few thousand american troops in afghanistan beyond next year. And that is a sharp departure from president obamas existing plan. Military leaders say it is necessary with the security situation happening there right now. The taliban recently captured the Northern City of kunduz this week. The clock is ticking here at home. The Senate Approved a temporary funding bill with the house expected to follow to keep the government from shutting down. But that does not mean both sides of the aisle are in agreement. Nbc bay areas tracie potts explains. I think everyone is relieved that were keeping the government open. Reporter a lastminute senate vote later this morning, another this afternoon in the house just hours before the deadline. And lawmakers expect to barely avoid a government shutdown. Its not the way to do business. It doesnt have to be that way. Reporter todays votes would add 13 billion for defense, 700 million to fight fires and extend Everything Else through december 11th. Its a holiday gift for america. The prospect of shutting down the government again. Reporter the senates Top Republican wants a longterm deal through 2017. So that next year we could have a regular appropriations process. Reporter but conservatives are still fighting to strip money from planned parenthood. The groups president endured a fivehour grilling tuesday. You defend the sale of baby body parts . No. Reporter and in the middle of all this leadership is changing. Im not going to be any different tomorrow than i am today. Reporter republicans are trying to figure out how much they can negotiate before john boehner leaves next month. Tracie potts, nbc news, washington. And now developing news from the Oakland Hills where police are investigating a homicide. Police tell us that the man believed to be in his 20s was found shot to death on Joaquin Miller road just south of skyline boulevard right next to w wau miller park. We will continue to follow this story and bring you more information on air and online as we get it. President obama and john boehner were not the only ones who met with pope francis on his visit to the u. S. The vatican now confirms this morning that the pope had a secret meeting with kentucky clerk kim davis. It happened in washington, d. C. Last thursday. That is the same day the pope gave an historic speech to congress. And the pope allegedly told davis to stay strong. Davis was briefly jailed last month for refusing to issue marriage licenses to samesex couples because of her religion. Earlier this week the pope told Reporters People have the right to not do something if their conscience objects. Businesses have until tomorrow to equip their credit card readers with those hightech chip readers or face the possibility of a fine. Tomorrow is the industrys selfimposed deadline for switching to those new cards. And a lot of people have credit cards with the chips in them already, but some businesses havent made the switch yet. Businesses who do not comply by tomorrow could have to reimburse people for any money lost because of fraudulent transactions. How about a first for major league baseball. The oakland as announce they hire the first female coach in history. According to the teams website justine seagal, shes used to being first, also the first woman to throw batting practice for a Major League Team. Some day well just say coach instead of female coach, but until then get it, girl. Lets talk to another gal whos doing things right. Heres meteorologist kari hall. Hi, kari. Hi. The weather is getting it right finally. Here in the last day of the month were getting some rain. And its been so dry all month long with not even getting the average amount of rain. A welcome sight in San Francisco, a few raindrops on the lens. As we take a live look at sunol you see the cloud cover and it is much cooler there. A few drops. We havent seen much rain in the east bay or at least over towards sunol and up toward belvedere little bit of light showers coming down. This is what it looks like on radar. And were seeing some amounts of rain here maybe a little bit heavier than what is actually hitting the ground. But still our atmospheres getting primed for some of that rain to continue to make it down to the surface. So were seeing that rain moving over toward brentwood and danville right now. Also concord and farther off towards the north and east. A closer look at whats been happening for the pags hour so as you go towards San Francisco, youre not seeing as much rain right now. In fact, kind of in a hole. But you may see some more of that moving in as we go into the next couple of hours. The rain kind of shifts towards the south bay and farther to the north. But look at the timeframe here in the futurecast. All of this green shows what the radar could look like. And it shows by 9 30 at night we could still have active weather going on in the bay area. And it continues for at least a few more hours. The amount of rain we could see, the possibility of at least. 04 over around oakland, union city. 03 and also for the santa cruz mountains. Some trace amounts, the average amount of rain we get during this month in san jose is close to. 20 so hopefully we can get something closer to that before we start the new month. And look at the rain were expecting. This is the average amount about. 3 and then an inch and a half. And in december on average we get over two inches of rain, which would be great if we could get that at least some time soon. As we go into the next seven days ive been looking at the models and looks like our next chance of rain will once again be next wednesday. So we could have another storm system moving in. Our temperatures much cooler in the mid70s there palo alto 73 degrees, Diamond Heights 66 degrees. Youve seen the raindrops in San Francisco. Were looking to see how much well actually be measured as we go through the day. Belvedere 65 degrees. Oakland 71. And livermore 77 degrees. Now, kris, coming up in my next weather ill talk more about hurrica hurrica Hurricane Joaquin and look at the temperature trend coming up later. Those are interesting to see. Thanks, kari. Up next, a sheriffs deputy held hostage in his cruiser by suspects who have the whole town abuzz. Coming up after nbc bay area news at 11 00, access Hollywood Live followed by days of our lives. Stanford researchers are working on an environmental breakthrough that might make your skin crawl. Well, stanford researchers are working on an environmental breakthrough that make your skin crawl just a little bit. Researchers have been raising darkling beatle larva feeding them styrofoam. These bugs can digest it because of a specific bacteria in their gut. Each worm can each a few dozen milligrams every day converting about half to Carbon Dioxide and leaving half behind as nontoxic waste. Researchers say eating plastic all day had no negative effects on the bugs, but they hope that the findings will help solve some of the pollution problems. Authorities in australia hope a new hightech solution will keep swimmers safe from shark attacks. This year alone 13 people have been attacked by sharks off new south wales, compared do 19 attacks in the rest of the country. Some beaches already use nets to deter sharks from getting close to shore. But the sidney morning herald reports officials are considering using shark dete detectidetec detectidetec detecting smart buoys. If they detect a shark they will send a message to life guards who can get people out of the water before theres an attack. Scary moments for a sheriffs deputy in oklahoma who was held hostage inside his own cruiser. Not by a suspect, but by a swarm of bees. Speaking of making your skin crawl. Deputy was responding to a big rig crash along a busy highway yesterday and the rig was carrying thousands of honey bees. All of the bees spilled out of the truck and as you can see many of them covered the deputys cruisers. Trapping him inside. He eventually did get out. And was not hurt. But after dark the bees became aggressive and officials chose to burn the hives instead. Up next at 11 00, childish behavior or criminal activity . We investigate the Bay Area School district that called police on its students nearly 1,800 times in just one year. Response to classroom problems involve the police . Is well, should a schools response to classroom problems involve the police . This morning we investigate one Bay Area School district that called the police more than any other district in the bay area, and more than nearly every School District in the country. We showed you yesterday how a schools discipline plan can leave your child with a criminal record before they even hit puberty. Now Investigative Reporter bigad shaban digs deeper boo whats behind those numbers. Youve probably heard school to prison pipeline, its a trend where certain discipline policies in school hurt students long term especially minors. Tonight we investigate how its happening and what schools should be doing to stop it. Hi. Good afternoon. Reporter ada is trying to erase what she spent the last two years hoping to forget. How would i go about doing that, sir . Reporter shes on the phone with the juvenile Probation Department to request an application to have her sons criminal record sealed. Adrian crosby is her 15yearold son. Two years ago he used a rock to scribble his initials onto a school sidewalk. Adrian is autistic and thought if other students recognized his name on the ground theyd like him more. They thought i was doing something in public, but i just wanted to be a legend, you know. The crime is vandalism. Reporter this School Resource officer handed adrian a juvenile citation which put an arrest on his criminal record. They made me feel fear. They made me feel like i was getting betrayed by the school. Reporter the u. S. Department of education requires every School District in the country to keep track of how often students are referred to Law Enforcement. We sorted through the most recent data. Thousands of pages worth. And discovered that one Bay Area School district was among the top in the nation for how often it called the police on its students. Out of more than 16,000 School Districts east Side Union High School District in san jose ranked 14th. It referred students to police 1,745 times in the 20112012 school year. Chris funk is the district superintendent. Can you justify why Police Officers were used so often . Well, i think if a student had a knife on campus, the default because of zero tolerance was to automatically have the student cited. If they found a bag of marijuana, they automatically have the student cited. Are you saying theres more than 1,700 incidents either involved drugs or a weapon . Well, back in 2011 we had approximately 24,000 students. Reporter the u. S. Department of education doesnt require schools to release why students were referred to police. But much larger School Districts didnt even come close to east side union. For the same time period oakland unified enrolled nearly 15,000 more students than east side union by only referred 12 students to Law Enforcement. Remember, east side union referred over 1,700. I think that we had a practice here where we were relying too much on having the officer do the facilitation and the lay work versus the add mrks doing the lay work. Reporter funk was named superintendent in 2012. The district has since doubled the number of its counselors. Social workers on every campus. And those more than 1,700 referrals to police dropped to 214 during the 20132014 school year. Those lower rates are still among the highest in the bay area. And just like in 2011 minorities and students with disabilities were sent to police at d disproportionately high rates. Children with disabilities made up 10 of the population but totalled 25 of all students referred to Law Enforcement. Hispanic children represented 47 of the population, but 73 of all students referred to police. Thats an issue. Youve got to solve that. Reporter the district hires local Police Officers to patrol nearly all of its schools. In fact, 76 of high schools across the country have officers or security right on campus. While the goal is to make school safer, some believe students can actually be harmed when schools decide to involve police in cases of minor misbehavior. Its tragic. Theyre tragic consequences. Reporter chief laura garnet heads the adult and juvenile and says when a child is put in the criminal Justice System at an early age, they begin to identify as a criminal and more likely to offend again, even as an adult. Our system is a system that its really easy to get into and really, really hard to get out. Reporter students can even get juvenile citations like the one adrian received which are equivalent to an arrest and go on a childs criminal record. Those students then have to meet with juvenile probation officers. I think we certainly see a lot of cases it was seriously. Reporter garnet says close to 70 of the time her probation officers decide the offense isnt actually serious enough to get referred to the District Attorney for criminal charges. But even in those cases much of the damage is already done. The child can still be left with a criminal record . Well, it will still show an arrest on their rap sheet, yes, absolutely. Theyve been arrested. I mean, if the case comes to us, theyve been arrested. Whether they were put in handcuffs and brought to us or just given a slip of paper by the police, theyve been arrested. Is that fair . Well, i mean, no. I dont think its fair. Reporter but its the reality for adrian. A 15yearold with autism. And a criminal record. It makes you want to collapse. And just stop being because of so much pain. You dont want to exist anymore. Reporter ada says her sons probation officer closed the case since it wasnt a serious offense. Adrian had even cleaned his initials with soap and water. But ada says the probation officer never mentioned adrian would have a criminal record. Ada didnt know until we told her. And thats when she called the Probation Department. I just found out right now two years later reporter a Juvenile Court judge can order that a childs criminal history be wiped clean, but there are no guarantees. And by law you cant start the process until the child turns 18. Ada says she often cries herself to sleep worrying about adrians future. Tears. Because you dont know whats going to happen with your baby. To find out how many times your childs School District refers students to police and whether minority students are being impacted at higher rates, you can check out our easy to use database we put together an posted right on our website, nbcbayarea. Com. Back to you. If you have a tip for our Investigative Unit give us a call at 888996tips or send us an email to theunit nbcbayarea. Com. A High School Football coach in oakland is under investigation for what appears to be he appears to be doing in a video that was posted on social media. Take a look. Carlos anderson is seen shoving a student back into his seat almost two weeks ago. Someone anonymously posted the video on twitter this week. The Football Team was headed back to oakland after a game when that altercation happened. Picture says a thousand words. A video says 10,000. And i think what weve seen here is extremely disturbing. And it requires immediate action and thats what were taking. Hes been placed on paid leave as School Officials investigate what happened in that incident. Some people in benecia are not too thrilled to hear about a plan to bring crude oil by rail through their city. That proposed route goes from roseville northeast of sacramento to benicia. If approved the route would bring 70,000 barrels of crude oil a day to the benicia refinery. Last night people in benicia came out in full force to confront city leaders about that plan. They pointed to crude oil explosions in north dakota and West Virginia to highlight their concerns. This happened in castleton, north dakota. And this stuff is so volatile and toxic they have to let it burn out. They cant put it out. Benicia residents can submit Public Comments online through the end of october. Levis stadium has been recognized as one of the most tech friendly stadiums in the world. And now were getting new details on how the stadiums stateoftheart Security System will be used to protect fans and players during super bowl 50. Nbc bay areas Michelle Roberts shows us how that new technology will help Police Respond to any threats a lot faster. Reporter each one of these surveillance cameras at the Great America vta stop is linked to a new stateoftheart software. It allows us to share technology, security information across one basic platform. Reporter vta spokesperson says the new system is a collaboration between levis stadium, local Law Enforcement and san josebased company al allied telesis. Quicker, more efficient and ultimately safer for riders. Reporter its estimated millions will flood into the bay area for super bowl 50. Homeland security has now labeled the event a socalled level one threat triggering the highest classification for security agencies. Its really to provide safety for any event that happens at levis stadium. Reporter jennifer with the city of santa clara says with the new system if there were an emergency situation on a platform, an alert would notify all Law Enforcement agencies in the area and investigators in each office would have access to the same surveillance camera at exactly the same time. If there is anything that is out of the ordinary that the information is sent back. Reporter the Software Developers at allied tell us they say they designed the system to ensure those video feeds only get to the people who should be seeing it. Michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. Speaking of technology, up next at 11 00, Tesla Unveils its new creation with some features youve never seen on an suv before. And i look up and this womans sitting at me looking at me. And she had tears in her eyes. A Santa Clara County fire captain surprise reunion in todays bay area proud. Youll hear how he unknowingly saved two lives. Some muchneeded rain moving into parts of the bay area on the radar. Well take a closer look at that and a look ahead to the weekend coming up in a few minutes. Newest invention was unvieled. After a twoyear wait, teslas newest invention was unveiled. And here it is. It is the model x, the electric suv is finally hitting the road. The bay area carmakers turning the model xs release into an extraordinary party. And nbc bay areas scott budman was there. Reporter only in the bay area would buying a car turn into a giant hightech pep rally. Open these doors. Reporter the tesla model x complete with gowing doors and a price tag rising into six figures, was driven off stage by owners who treated themselves to a locally made suv heavy on technology while using no gas. Im on my third tesla now. I had one when they first came out. And i got one for myself and gave it to her when she sold her range rover and bought myself a new fast one. Reporter fanfare aside, tesla hopes x marks the profitability spot. A way to justify its high stock valuation and prove electric cars will sell in all varieties. Its incredibly important that we move to a Sustainable World sooner rather than later. The sooner we do it, the better it is. [ cheers and applause ] reporter cheers for the newest piece of Silicon Valley hardware from those who plan to drive one soon. Scott budman, nbc bay area news. But as scott mcgrew says, its an suv, where do you put the rack. Youll have to wait and see. Now a story about a rescue with a twist. Involves a surprise reunion between a First Responder and a patient that brought a veteran captain to tears. Heres the heartwarming story. Santa clara fire captain brent rapport says medical privacy laws being what they are, he rarely knows what becomes of people he rescues once they drop them off at the hospital. They are often left to wonder what becomes of those people they work on. Often, but not always. Youd think after 20 years on the job Santa Clara County fire captain brent rapport would know a little bit about what to expect from a days work. Not so. No two calls he says are ever the same. Some though are better and more memorable than others. You know, i have some great calls that ive been part of. And this clearly makes the top of my list. Reporter brent is talking about a call to a campbell home last september. Working as the engines paramedic that day, brent was rushed to a pregnant woman passed out. She was gray. She was so pale. I couldnt believe it. I looked at her and go that lady is big sick. Reporter brent correctly recognized it as a ruptured ek topic pregnancy. The baby he knew was lost, but the mom could still be saved if his team got her to the hospital fast. At one point were going to the hospital going as fast as we can and the only thing i can do is put my hand on her head and say im going to take good care of you, youre safe. Reporter brent handed the woman over to surgeons at Good Samaritan never knowing what became of her. That is until a year later when brent randomly decided to treat his crew to some starbucks after a hard day of training. And i look up and this womans sitting at me looking at me. Its she had tears in her eyes. Because i wouldnt have been alive without him. He saved my life. Reporter seeing sadie lowry alive was a pleasant surprise for brent, but not his only one that day. And she said i want you to meet my son. And i looked and there was a baby in the carriage. I didnt know she had twins. I thought she was just pregnant with one and lost the baby. And there was this beautiful baby boy. It was there. Hi, partner. Reporter not sure if theyd saved one life, brent now knows he and his crew saved two. Sadie brought the whole family by brents station recently to say thanks one more time. Brent says becoming a father himself almost a decade ago has made him a better firefighter. Better at understanding whats at stake on each call. Its why perhaps brent broke down in tears in the middle of that starbucks. Knowing he not only made the right choices that workday, but frankly all of his workdays. Brent is quick to point out that he was just one link in a chain of medical professionals who helped save sadie and her sons life. He just happens to be the one who was on the front line that day. And in line at starbucks the other day. Garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. Sometimes its just the second that youre there. Meteorologist kari hall is here with a look at the forecast. That is some hurricane. Oh, my goodness. Theres a lot going on as we look at this forecast. And of course this making big headlines for the east coast. Hurricane joaquin. And it is a large storm. It continues to gain strength. Now with wind speeds at 85 miles an hour. And the reason why its making big headlines, because this could be heading directly for the new york city area and then farther off towards the midatlantic coast as a category one hurricane over the next few days. Here in the bay area it has been so dry. And looking at the calendar i put a yellow box around the days that we were warmer than average and blues on days we were cooler than average. And you really cant tell just by looking at the map here, but on days when it was warmer than average, it was way above average by at least like ten degrees in some days. So when you average things out, we were over a degree warmer than the normal temperatures throughout the month of september. And we know we didnt get a lot of rain. Well, finally on the last day of the month weve got some rain in the forecast. Looking at these toemperatures now its in the upper 50s to lower 60s. We wont be warming up that much because of the clouds and rain. In some spots where the sun peeks out may be able to make it into the 70s. But looking at the radar now i dont think this rain will be letting up much, which is great news. We really do need this. And were also picking up on some spots where the rain is a little bit heavier. Now moving right into San Francisco right now. We see some yellows and some reds. That indicates some heavy rain moving in on the west side of the city. So well be watching that as it continues to move in. And also the loop of the radar shows more of that rain. Heres the futurecast. It gives us an idea of what the radar could look like as we go through the rest of the day. Well start it out right now and then continue as we go into the afternoon. So there may still be some breaks in the clouds and rain. And then well turn our focus to the south bay where the rain starts to get heavier later on this evening and still at 10 00 this night tonight, we still have some rain going on here. And it spreads all across the bay area. So some muchneeded rain. And the forecast brings us at least some trace amounts of rain for all of the bay area. Now, earlier just looked like it was just going to be San Francisco and south. But looking at the trend and all of the energy thats offshore it will continue to move in to the bay area and at least give us about. 04 for most of us. And looking at the temperature trend, well, its been cooler than average thanks to the rain. Tomorrow also a fairly cool day. And then once all of this clears out we just warm things right back up into the mid80s saturday also warm and then coming down with another system moving in by the end of the weekend. The weekend forecast you can start to make plans. It will be warm on friday. Saturday feeling much more comfortable and then sunday will be the coolest day of the weekend. Mostly some 60s and 70s all across the bay area with some breezy winds and a lot of sunshine to go along with that, kris. 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This morning one baseball fan is a very big hit for that very reason. Lets say the scout not impressive this guy in the front row last nights game at yankees stadium. There he is. Oh, a fly ball. Let me impress my girl. Oh, botched it. Then, strike one. He couldnt quite grab a bouncer. Strike two then the ball breaks and bounces off his face. You can be sure after strike three even his date wanted to hide. Shes like get out of the way. Okay, so he got a date with a pretty lady. And hen he gets to the ball game trying he needed a mitt. He just had butter fingers. Im thinking hes no catch. No, poor guy. Listen, good for him for trying. Yeah. I would have stopped after the first one. Yeah. Thanks so much for joining us. Our next newscast is tonight at 5 00. You can always get the latest any time of day nbcbayarea. Com, including karis radar. Today on access Hollywood Live, we are going champagne shots. She has a science quiz. She loves to party. 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