anything from the you know. sources say the two victims spoke only chinese and in fact officers are trying to find a translateser before the man died from the wounds. neighbors confirm the two occupants moved in a week ago. i'm told investigators are looking into the possibility that the shooting is linked to an organized crime ring in san jose dealing with pros fusion. a resident said he has seen it there himself. >> in fact there is one suspected prostitute ring on my floor. >> really how do you know that? >> let's just say there is some strange men walking in and out all the time. that don't live here. >> reporter: now the santa clara county coroner office says they at this point have not identified the victim. police say officially they have no new information to release at this point. but as you heard, that could change soon. live in san jose, robert handa, nbc bay area news. >> robert, thank you. just before we started this newscasts robert was tweeting his exclusive information. you can follow him directly at r handa nbc. a chaotic scene with a deadly ending. big questions about the use of tazers after a man died during a confrontation with oakland police at this scene process. jodi hernandez joins us live from oakland where the man's family and a high approval attorney are demanding answers. >> reporter: that's right wp civil rights attorney john burris says the man's family is devastatesed. he has agreed to help them get answers while the oakland police department and the district attorney's office conduct investigations. >> he tried to run from the cops. so they have to do something. >> this man describes what he saw after a traffic collision outside his workplace on oakland's foothill boulevard. he says the driver who caused the crash took off running then got combative with police officers who tried to put him in a patrol car. >> screaming and saying no i don't want to go inside help me help me. >> we need a medical crew. >> the officers ened up using a tazer on the man who later died at the hospital. >> all i know is that a person is dead and that a tazer was used. the question to me is was a tazer used properly, and did it contribute to his death? >> the man's family has contact the civil rights attorney john burris who wants to get to the bottom of what happened. >> the guy is alive and working every day and get a call and he is at the hospital and he is dead. that's traumatic. >> the oakland police department wouldn't talk on camera. but any say it's being investigated by both the homicide unit and internal affairs. folks at the center for human rights say police officers are simply too quick to use tazers on people who really need crisis intervention teams. >> we just don't know enough about how tazers interact with every human being to not record them as lethal instruments. >> reporter: the oakland police department points out that while a tazer involved, the cause of death has not yet been determined. the alameda county coroner's office will determine what led to his death. reporting live in elbowed, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. the use of tazers is a poorlyizing debates. among questions and concerns how often are tazers used what's the likelihood of things turning deadly. let's bring in bigad shaban. >> we looked at the data for the entire country and found out dying from being tazed is actually pretty rare. we discovered tazers used in the field about 250,000 times per year. leading to roughly 62 deaths, according to the bureau of justice statistics. that's one death for every 4,000 times a tazer is used. statistically a person is more likely to get struck by lightning. here in california, 140 people were injured last year after being tazed by law enforcement. >> we also did some digging into what agencies actually use them. we found out that sheriffs departments in 8 of the bay area 9 counties arm deputies with tazers. and while they aren't part of the arsenal at santa clara county sheriff sh office the agency tell us it's in the process of coming one a pilot program to potentially use them in the future. >> good information thank you. >> if you have a tip for the investigative unit give us a call you see the number on the screen, 1-888-996-tips or send us an email directly to the unit at nbcbayarea.com. new video from yosemite valley showing yesterday's massive rock slide at el capitan. this one, the largest in a series of rock slide this week, one person killed, two others injured. nbc bay area laura malpert is life in the newsroom with details on how he will local climbers are dealing with the dangerous realities laura. >> reporter: janelle climbers tell me it's very unusual that a climber is killed in a rock slide. it's a sobering reminer that no matter how safe you can't compete with nate. incredible new video posted to social media. provides what could be the best view yet of yesterday's enormous rock slide on el capitan in yosemite. park rangers just release add new estimate on the size of thursday's slide which was much larger than a deadly slide one day before. the slab that broke apart on thursday was nearly 400 feet tall, nearly the equivalent of a 35-story building, weigh 35,000 tons. >> i feel the hair sticking up on my arm. >> a climb we are decades of spernts had just climbed the section that collapsed and filmed this video showing the massive dust cloud. he says he is incredibly lucky and in awe of the sheer power. >> mountaineer like to make the first ascent of the mountain this is the last ascent of the water fall route because it doesn't exist anymore. >> that smaller slide in the same area killed a british man and injured his wife. today we found out she is in fair condition at a hospital. according to british media they were in yosemite celebrating their first year anniversary. laura an avoid climber from san jose says it's all a reminder that her sport is inherently dangerous. >> it makes it scarey. it's not going scare me away from climbing just because it's something i really love. >> geoologists say the break was pr probably caused by the contracting and expanding due to weather changes. raj and janelle, back troou to you. >> the weather has been fluctuating a lot thank you. look at the difference now of el capitan on the left is the cliff face before the slide. now on the right you can see it right now. you can see exactly where the slide happened. take a look at the numbers. the piece of rock that came off yesterday was more than 30,000 tons. that's more than the size of a cruise ship. and the rock as laura mentioned was 390 feet tall by 148 feet wide and it was 26 feet thick. >> following the lead of president trump's policies a nationwide immigration sweep targeted the sanctuary cities. federal agents arrested 21 people in santa clara county and six people in san francisco. i.c.e. says it's tarring cities with sanctuary laws that block agents from local jails. many of the local cities are that way. i.c.e. arrested nearly 500 people nationwide, agents say many had convictions ranging from traffic violations to sexual assault. all of those people arrested will now face deportation. on the flip side of the coin, state leaders are beefing up funds available to undocumented immigrants. the new budget for the state includes $45 million earmarked for expanding certain legal services like deportation defense and naturalization services. the governor also approved $20 million in additional funds for envy profits that already provide immigration services like applying for daca. some are calling it the most significant affordable housing policy to km out of sacramento in years. governor brown signing 15 bills in into law today. sam brock is live in san francisco. and many people are celebrating the new legislation. sam. >> reporter: that is a lot of bill signing, janelle. good evening, governor brown even saying this is the biggest bill signing he had seen. there were like 25 legislatures in attendance. money and making governments accountable for producing housing that's the core framework of the deal. behind the $million dollar view of san francisco a multibillion-dollar effort to rescuer californians from crisis. >> this is the first step but i'm hoping it's more like a giant leap and we're going to unlock more revenue streams and get housing online quicker so families can start living in it. >> mission housing executive director sam moss says more money for affordable housing definitely beefs up the housing reform bloueprint. but the problem how we got here is deeper >> this is the bay area. there are towns less than two or three miles from here who haven't built a unit in forever. >> case in point the city of lafayette recently derailed a project that would have hundreds of units to residents by b.a.r.t. under legislation by scott wiener and nancy skinner housing deficits wouldn't get nat autonomy. >> if there is people saying it's making more traffic we don't want it it's too big but it met the rules they got to say yes. >> it was a hard bill and even a year ago probably would not have gone anywhere but the dynamic shifted and the leadership worked with meem to put it forward. >> the funds and the feet to the fire approach could cattlize 14,000 new homes in california a year. that's well short of where we need to be. yeah now it's expanding on that by some estimate california is about 100,000 units short a year based on what we already have planned just to keep up with population growth. that's where things stand right now. lawmakers say it's a good start but there will be police department more legislation coming down the pike. reporting live from san francisco this evening sam brock. >> thank you. new video of an nfl star detained by las vegas police. the reason officers say it exonerates them of doing any wrongdoing. but the bay area attorney representing the player has other ideas. plus an issue atop the tallest building in san francisco. the latest on the cal observera investigation. >> down to cool 68 in san jose bring the jacket this evening. we are talking about comfortable weekend temperatures and increasing wind. coming up in 8 minutes. atop san francisco )s newest and tallest skyscraper. more than a thousae just moments after a mishappen atop the newest and tallest sky scraper more than a thousand feet up a crane boom slipped. . kristi smith joins us live. and the pictures look bad but cal osha says no reason to worry. >> reporter: certainly unexpected moments on the top of the fallest bblding in san francisco. a piece of equipment like a crane slumped and came to work on the metal work around the tower. this is called a roof-top mounted derick. they are called out to the building where the crane was already being dismantled. we're told during the process the crane slumped and came to rest on the ornamental metal outside the building. the build something not damaged. no one injured. cal osh an say they determined the roof mounted unit was stable. meaning while it may look scarey there is no danger that it would fall or further collapse. they did not see a need to investigate but will stay in contact with the operator as the rest derick is dismantled as scheduled. they say before that happens an engineer will approve the plan to get the repositioned. again at this point cal osha says there isn't any concern or danger of any sort of falling or collapse. reporting live in san francisco, kristi smith, nbc bay area news. >> good to know thank you kristi. now to a follow-up to aer to story we brought you at six. a judge agreed to consider evidence presented by paul garcia, the man kchkted of hiring hitman to kill suspected los gatos businessman mark achilles aier ago. he filed a motion claiming officers tampered with his cell phone to make him look guilty. if the jt approves the motion the officers would be required to release personnel files. >> a nfl star held at gunpoint by las vegas police. we have new video fueling the debate of what happened. this was big news several weeks ago. las vegas police releasing more body cam footage today. showing seattle seahawks star michael bennett minutes before and after he was handcuffed at gunpoint. bennett has hired a high approval bay area attorney and claims he was only detain because he is black and the police used excessive force. police say the video refutes the claim. investigators say officers had reason to detain him based on the way he was running from the scene. >> months after coyote creek flooded in san jose official cleanup efforts are about to begin near the rock prings neighborhood. crews evacuated hundreds from the area when the floods happened. now the water district board is gathering volunteers to clear junk from the creek. the debris could cause blockage and more flooding. trees add to the problem but volunteers aren't allowed to chop them down. >> we can't prune, clip. but we can pick up debris that's our intent to do that because that adds to the problem of flding as we are well aware. >> the water district is also working with the army corps of engineers for more long-term solutions. the cleanup begins along the creek in rock springs at 8:30 tomorrow morning. near piece of the bay bridge will go wut out with a bang tomorrow morning. caltrans crews will imploed you want to see it. this is old footage. they will be live streaming the event tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. the implosions every other week. >> look at that. my gosh. >> i know what we're doing tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. >> we're going online stream it live. >> a little bit of coffee and the paper. >> sounds grate. beautiful weekend. the warm weather is gone. the hot heat. >> yeah. >> perfect. >> it's out of here, yeah. >> we made it to the weekend. >> i have two events for you raj. >> what do we have. >> one on the other side of the bay and the other you got to wait for it. >> great tease. >> coming up in about a minute let's g to the microclimate forecast and take you what we expect for the weekend. the largest thing we look at in terms of disruptive weather is on and off weekend wind gusts as high as 24-mile-per-hour in san francisco. 32 in santa rosa, 24 in nornda. and 27 in san jose. it's going to be annoying. it's not producing any damage. but that's the biggest thing we're facing. in terms of temperatures staying nice. no 90s in the forecast. at warm as 84 in antioch. 78 in san jose. really doesn't get better than that. san francisco 70 up towards santa rosa. 80. we talks about two events this woekd one for the animal lovers out here in san francisco. it's the strut your mut fund racer at 8:00 in the morning on saturday at marina green. temperatures in the upper 60s. take your dog out there and also help out quite a bit as this again is a charity event. the other one is called oak tobier fest in oakland. it goes both days saturday and sunday. in the diamond district and temperatures in the low sefrts. back to the seven-day forecast let's look. and you can see the inland valleys breezy to windy. temperatures 80s. monday wab tuesday and wednesday and thursday 70s returning to the bay area. at 6:48 tonight we explain why the temperatures dropped off plus what october usually holds when it comes to rainfall and also temperatures. again that's at 6:48. >> okay thanks, jeff. well thanks but no thanks, the reason a librarian will not accept a book donation from the first lady. my name is cynthia haynes and i am a senior public safety specialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. i live right here in auburn, i absolutely love this community. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a difference for other people's lives. together, we're building a better california. a student at redwood high in larkspur -- was arrested today a happening now on our website, a student at redwood high school in larkspur was arrested at school for making a bomb threats on campus on the tip line. officials cleared the campus but investigators found nothing. a woman was arrested for sending lewd material to the mirn in arkansas. . racist message ... at the air force academy. a very blunt response to a racist message at the air force academy. five african-american candidates at the precip cool in colorado springs found slurs written on the doors. the superintendent personally called the students families to explain what was found. then he delivered a very clear message to the rest of the academy. >> if you can't keep someone from year gender whether a man or woman with dignity and respect then you need to get out. if you demean someone in any way then you need to get out. and if you can't treat someone from another race or a different color skin with dignity and respect, then you need to get out. >> strong words, powerful speech that went virile after posted to the air force's academy facebook page. it's been viewed almost 2 million times. >> well dr. sues in the headlines. so celebrate national read a book day she sent collections of 10 books to a school in each of the 50 states but the librarian at the cambridge massachusetts rejected the books writing on a blog that his illustrations are steeped in racist propaganda. that infutured the mayor of massachusetts saying he will take the books. >> this is political correctness at its worse. to try to villify dr. seuss >> embarrassed administers say thely braern wasn't thoeshzed to accept or reject. the books. >> another cabinet member gone. what led to the latest resignation from the trump administration. and it's stillway collapsed back in february. but we uncovered other problems that experts say go well beyond the spillway into the oroville dam itself. i'm senior investigative reporter steven stock. the results of our investigation next. this past weekend after president trump called out nfl players who kneel during the national anthem. the nfl responded in solidarity. expect the 49ers to do the same sand in arizona. >> we're not going to force anybody to do anything they don't want to. like i said, the topic, the anthem, some people ask members in the military and they still feel it disrespects them that's okay. i have family members that served in the armed forces. we're not forcing anybody to do anything they don't want to. but what we will do is be together as a team. it )s the tallest dam in the country. the oroville dam was the scene of huge problems earlier this it is the tallest dam in the country, the oroville dam was the scene of hunl problems earlier this year. the spillway collapsed forcing 200,000 people to evacuate. >> now we have uncovered more problems. the entire dam could fail which could impact our water supply. senior investigative reporter steven stock has been on this case six months. steven what do you ever. well raj this independent forensic report released says the state of california failed to use modern engineering standards to address issues with the spillway you just saw that failed. but our six-month investigation uncovered warning after warning that the dam itself needs serious attention and repair. problems that two former state insiders tell us are being kicked down the road and not being fully addressed. all summer and into the fall work on oroville as collapsed spillway has forged on at a furious pace, as california's department of water resources races the clock to repair the mile long spillway before the next rainy season. but it's what's not getting all the attention that concerns several engineers we spoke with. >> they don't know what to do. >> state water project engineer don colson retired 20 years ago after working on many facilities including oroville dam and the spillway. >> i think it has failed. it just hasn't collapsed. >> we examine two decades worth of federal and state inspection reports, engineering studies, consultant letters and mos nearly 10,000 documents in all. they repeatedly identify safety issues which concern several engineers we spoke with. issues such as a 15-foot long crack in the gate eight at the control structure that appears to be growing. sprulg or deterioration of concrete in other areas. cracking tendon or trun onroads that help move the gates which control the flow of water through the dam. and failure to come one a long-term plan acceptable to inspectors which would morin the amount and flow of water that naturally goes through the earth and dam. if that water comes out at the wrong place and at the wrong speed it could wash the dam away. >> my driving force is out of concern for the public. >> in recently retired high-level dwr did administrator who asked to be called mark worked as a field engineer on the water project. >> they're not addressing issues that have been raised, pointed out, documented in previous division safety dam inspection reports. >> mark joined another retired dwr engineer tony who worked on state projects including oroville dam. both wanted to shir knowledge from the inside about how dwr runs manages and maintains dams. >> any have a tendency to reduce -- tri and reduce bt maintenance costs by trying to do thing themselves and not getting adequate technical help. >> they askeds to conceal identities because both fear pensions could be taken away for speaking out publicly. >> here you have a catastrophic failure that's not going to allow it to operate the way it's supposed to. >> we're pretty confident that the dam is safe. >> joel serve as deputy director on the state water project. he was there helping calling the shots when oroville dam spillway began to fail. >> we lose that and it's uncontrolled. we knew that was a problem not only for public southeast but the environment itself and the dam structures. >>s in his first extensive interview since that spillway failure wak in february. >> is the rest of the dam safe? >> yes, i think from -- today's assessment, inspections, we've had structural engineers looking at those cracks. today yes obviously we need to keep monitoring. we need to improve our maintenance program. >> critics such as the engineers who used to work at dwr say the issues must be addressed now issues like that crack which this report shows in red paint and says is growing in length. >> cracks like that could really weaken the structure to the point where it could lead to a failure. >> well, i think that's probably a miscommunication on that's been growing. i had conversations with our dam safety engineers. and it has not grown. >> the cracks in the tendons or trunion rod that support the control gates worry engineer more. initial tests show 28 rods have cracks 1/32 of an ifrm or bigger six of the cracks are larger than 1/16 of an inches. that indicates more comprehensive tests are called for. >> back 15 years ago we we were looking at it these were cracking and failing. if this gate fails you're not going to be able to control the releases out of oroville. >> when i show you that what does that say to you as an engineer. >> it tells me we got a problem. and it tells me that we're lucky that it hasn't manifested itself to a great problem and a crisis. >> but what draws the largest critical questions from the half dozen engineers we spoke to was this. dwr has failed to develop a quote for long-term monitoring of water that naturally leaks through the earth and dam. what's known as the friatic surface. inspectors raise thd concern repeatedly in report after report offer over the last five years. it was listed on the most recent inspection report as the top issue to address. the reason, to keep the dam safe experts say dwr must know with certainty how much water is coming out of the dam and where. because if water flows out of the dam face instead of tam's toe erosion can occur and the entire dam could wash away. >> clearly federal monitors are concerned about in issue. >> we have a monitoring system today. obviously dsod and ferc want to improve that. >> but forgive me the fact they keep repeating and point going out mean it hasn't been addressed yet. what's taken so long to address the issues. >> that i can't answer. that's something i could get back to you oh on on why so long i don't have an answer for that. >> and despite several long email explanations from dwr after that interview, they never did get back to us on that question about why all this is taking so long. they also would not let us see or take pictures up close of that large crack at gate 8. they continue to insist the dam is safe even after they admitted to me they also never expected the main spillway chute or the emergency spillway to fail like they did back in february. weal stay on this story. raj, janelle. >> very good reporting thank you steven. if you have a tip for steven regarding this or any other story give aus call, 1-888-996-tips, or send an email to the unit at nbcbayarea.com. fallout at the white house after health and human services secretary tom price resigned. changes and reinforced guidelines are no place so other members can avoid the costly travel that got secretary price in trouble. he departs after growing criticism of his use of costly charter flights. flights paid for with taxpayer dollars. price offered to reimburse the treasury for his seat on the planes but experts say that's just a fraction of the full cost of the charter flight. the full cost can top $50,000. other cabinet members are admitting to using charter flights including steve mnuchin and interior secretary. the u.s. is emptying out thes embassy in cuba. this follows that sonic audio attacks damaged the hearing of u.s. diplomats. they are issuing a travel warning. discouraging travel to cuba. the government is critical of the attack and denied any action in it. the. elaine duke the pride of the puerto rican people for the resilience virtually everyone on the island of puerto rico is struggling most have no running water or electricity. people are waiting in long lines for limited water, food gas and cash at banks. chl. atms aren't working because there is no electricity and all bank transactions have to be done by hand. >> right now our top priorities are lives and safety of our fellow americans and there is much work to do. >> in addition to the homes and businesses destroyed hurricane mary killed 16 people in puerto rico. one of the bay area biggest events every year is about to kick-off. we should say take off. there is more though than just the hundreds of ships and thousands of people to worry about. firefighters are investigating this late night fire that destroyed a home on the peninsula. it happened on a road in redwood city. firefighters say the home was fully engufld by the tomb they arrived. no one was there. it tuscon one hour to get it under control. get ready to look up in the sky. one of the best times of the year in san francisco. across the bay area. fleet week. tonight we learn about the security procedures. and it's stepped up this year year. millions of people as you know come to san francisco four this annual event which starts sunday lasts about a week. law enforcement agencies plan to work together to keep it safe. for instance, the coast guard will work closely with sf pd to watch for intoxicated boaters. and the fire department will have a rescue team fully staffed and ready 24/7. i'm glad to see them. grad they're out there doing the job they've done a wonderful job the last couple of years we take part in it all the time. >> most anticipated events are the blue angel air shows and the parade of boats it's spectacular to see ppt air shows kick-off friday october 6th. gas powered cars could be band in california by the year 2040, the goal of a bay area lawmaker. they plan to introduce the bill in january. the san francisco democrat says it's essential to get california drivers into electric fleet if the state is meeting the green house gas reduction targets. >> there is a huge revolution under way toward zero emission. and people need to understand that. understand the benefits. >> other countries such as france abunited kingdom, india and china have greed on bans on gas powered cars. >> jeff is here as we head into the weekend. we have the muts. >> strut your mut. >> stanford football and peninsula and oakland as well. >> oak tober fess. >> i do what i can for you guys. check it out now, temperatures increasing fog. i'll talk about the impact to the weekend forecast plus the change in the wind and how gusty it gets. the drama is supposed to be on stage. instead it's all about the show tickets themselves. i'm consumer investigator chris chumara. nbc bay area responds next. the peaceful prostests in the sportsworld -- has reached one well just into the newsroom, the peaceful protests in the sports world has reached one of the highest approval high school teams in the bay area. this letter from the bellerman precip football team open letter to the skmunt explaining why the football team will kneel for the game. in this letter one area they talk about students of a jesuit institution we are taught to be men for and with others. the bellerman bells football team will kneel. about 15 or 45 minutes actually in san mateo. we have a crew at the game more for you at 11:00. >> big game for me nbc bay area responds to a san jose woman who paid twice to see a musical once. >> chris chumara got some of mother money back and joins us with the story. >> julie says he uses the online seller today tick to buy the last minute theater tickets. last month she spend $440 then a schedule conflict popped up. she asked the theeter to exchange the tickets for an earlier performance. the theater said, no. but she could buy new tickets. and then the today ticks representative on-site could help her with a refund or a credit. so julie went ahead and bought the new tickets. but when she went maid and asked about that refund, she was told nope, we don't do that. julie felt she was caught in the middle of miscommunication between the theater and today ticks leaving her on the hook for short-term $446. so she reached out to us for help. we contacted today ticks and it issues julie a $446 credit for future use. however it didn't have. the theater gave julie wrong information. it's not affiliated with today ticks and never should have promised her she could get a refund. but today ticks told us customer delight is a top priority. and we made good on the priority absorbing the loss on behalf of our customer. if you have a consumer complaint, call us, tips tipts, or log onto nbcbayarea.com/responds. well space x is shrinking the marshals rocket to slash costs. ceo says they will start construction on it in the first half of next year. space x is planning the first trip to marshals in 2022 carrying only cargo. a manned mission will come two years later. the 224. it comes about a decade before nasa's first planned human mission to marshals. >> a modern update to a nintendo console drew long lines this was the west gate target on saratoga ave. they signed up to buy the nes classic a remake of the best selling 90s game console comes preloaded with 21 games. the legend of zelda. fans lined up nationwide to get it. >> donkey kong we should have been in the line. >> can you feel the spookiness in the air not yet but getting close october and halloween. >> everyone is getting into the spirit especially here san jose winchester mystery house. you can take a tour of the mansion by candle light. the mansion which began construction in 1884 is world famous for paranormal activity. >> ooh. >> and one of the producer here works at the mystery house. >> she might be the tour guide. >> man. >> jeff is back with us how we doing looking at friday night. >> really good. a little bit of fog rolling into san francisco. a nice breeze. might need a light jacket. a as we look at the moirkt climate forecast you notice in san francisco you can see the fog rolling into the city right now. it's not extremely thick. but do be aware. right now 62 degrees. we'll see temperatures fluctuate the next couple hours up to the 50s lou to the low 60s down to the 50s yet again. now all of the cooling that we have underwent today all due to the jet stream pushing down here across the northern california. helping to bring the cooler air in. also get that marine layer in the fog going at the coastline. now besides that it's also increasing the wind throughout the we could. i want to folk on that just so you're not caught off guard. on and off wind gusting possibly as high as tp in santa rosa. 24 in san francisco. coming from the northwest. 27 in san jose. 24 in nornda. temperatures will be comfortable but the win will keep the fire danger elevated. be mindful of that is if you're doing barbecuing. first part of the weekend on saturday morning, we still have a few areas of patchy clouds. fog near the peninsula and 56. mix of sun and clouds in the south bay and 58. east bay starts off at 57. 5 a for san francisco. and the number one chill up into the north bay at 53. as we head through the day on saturday we'll see more of a mostly sunny sky throughout the bay and a perfect day across the south bay. if you get over the wind. it's pretty much perfect. 78 in downtown. 77 in cupertino and 81 in gilroy. the east bay goes up to 84 in antioch. 80 in livermore opinion the bay 72 in oakland and 79 in fremont. peninsula looks great. redwood city 76. up to daly city typical ocean breeze and 68. san francisco mild in the mission at 70. then to the outer sunset we are looking at a cooler 66. andfare for the north day 80 innant soo innant santa rosa. ocean air also the bay breeze combine together to keep the temperature down. on the extended forecast san francisco again breezy to windy this weekend. low 70s. and then you can see we'll stay with the trend of upper 60s and low through next we can. no chance of rainfall. we originally thought maybe some rain. but it looks like it's staying off to the north. we're keeping a close eye on the long range forecast model. interior valley breezy to windy. monday, saturday, wednesday and thursday sefrts. also dry for the interior valley. but we are heading into the first week of october. let's look at how things usually trend for us in october. i like to look at one of our hottest locations to put it in perspective in livermore. and you can see the average high is dipping to 77. look at the rainfall. .87 ofs a ifrm. i'd like to see that because if we don't get anything we'll start behind and even though we had the rain last year we still need to stay on track to keep us out of a drought. >> let's bring in the rain. >> yes. >> i like that. >> we have had a long hot summer. >> thanks jeff. up next a lifelong and legendary giant getting ready for the final fairwell. we're going to sit down with matt kaehn. stay with us. giants. but here )s a reason to go to tomorrow )s game. well, it's been a rough season for the giants but here is a reason to go to tomorrow's game. >> if you can't go you got to watch or listen to it on the radio. the final start for matt cain. here is nbc bay area's amy from at&t park. >> this is hard for me. this is hard for me. i have known you for so long. and it's been a pleasure to cover you. and i guess let's just start with the most obvious question. how did you come to the decision to retire? >> i don't know it just felt like it was time. it felt like i had come full circle. and i think the biggest thing that really stuck with me was the fact that i didn't want to go anywhere else with a different jersey. i i didn't want to have to worry about making another team and seeing the other side of it for some reason. i just -- i couldn't see myself doing it. i had seen the loyalty the giants are put into me all the years. i feel like that's the least i could do is to go out with the same jersey they put on me. and that meant a lot to me. that was something that was really really heavy with me. i mean you get the normal things of you know age and stuff. all the other stuff. but i think when it came down to i couldn't see myself putting on another uniform i really couldn't. >> i have known matt for 13 years he is a class act we wish opheim the best in the retirement he is only 33 years old we'll see him around for many years in another capacity. the giants won't be making the world series this season we know that but they'll be part of the post season in a sense. major league baseball announcing today renamed the world series mvp award in honor of the say hey kid. comes on the 63 railroaded aefrs of the legendary catch that the catch he made the giants beat the indian in four street games where he turned and made the 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