weekend where warrant. centers will take covid-19 rules into account. >> reporter: cal iso the power grid operators say they do not expect demand to outstrip the available electricity economy is therefore anticipate to rolling black outs. however, if enough power plants were to shut down for technical reasons, the remote possibility of rolling blackouts still exists. here is where it gets complicated and a bit scary. in santa rosa, which is activating a cooling center, an excessive heat watch will go into effect from saturday through monday in the region. >> that's going to be a weekend of hot, high temperatures, dry conditions, and then from going into an excessive heat watch on the weekend, we're going to roll straight into what is now being looked at potentially critical fire weather with the fire weather watch now already going into effect, starting monday. >> reporter: though any and all of this can change with real-time conditions, next week could be far more serious. >> we have historically seen a fire watch on into a red flag warning. >> reporter: officials say anything involving open flames, including bash companies, is a very bad idea over the holiday weekend, and possibly far into next week. >> mark is now tracking this heat wave, telling us how hot it's going to get. i can't believe it's september, and here we are talking about the pocket of triple digits again. >> yeah, not only triple digits, which is actually kind of ordinary in the bay area it seems like now, but when talking about 110 degrees, that's bringing it to a new level, and that will be the casethe highs for this afternoon. actually fairly nice ting to wa up inland. upper 90s out towaupper 60s this afternoon. here we go with the extreme heat. just kind of trying to put this in context. ordinary hot day inland, maybe 97 to 102 degrees. significant 102 to 105, and look what could be happening sunday, 105 so 110 degrees, and so as a result we have that excessive heat warning in place. so sunday will be the hottest day of the weekend. tomorrow will be hot, but the real dangerous heat moves on the sunday forecast, and that's kind of the eventual temperature rage on sunday. all of the areas in red. that is an excessive read warning. a heat advisory for all of grac forecast high forks tomorrow, and as we go ahead here, we're showing you the table here on this sunday, temperatures peak on sunday, but monday on labor day will not bring much relief as well. we'll take more about this intense heat wave for portions of the bay area, and that fire weather watch could turn into a red flag fire warn big monday evening. we'll talk more about that development coming up in your full update in just a little bit. >> health expert are hoping everyone uses common sense this holiday weekend to prevent a surge in the coronavirus cases. whether you have a trip planned to the beach or a backyard barbecue. as rock roth tells us, he has a message now from city officials and health experts. >> friday just might be the calm before the swelter. at oakland's lake merritt, this man has his weekend labor day plans all layed out. >> i'm going to take walk in the hills and around some water, and thhit triple digits in some areas, many bay area beaches are remaining open this weekend, including crown beach in alameda, but city leaders are concerned with covid-19 still very much a part of the landscape, masks and social distancing, while required, could become an afterthought. >> i would just ask people is if you come to the into it really seems crowded and you don't tink you can have your space, and able to social distance, don't stay. go some place else. come back later. >> reporter: east bay region park and alameda police will be keeping an eye out here this weekend, but the hope is that people will use common sense. >> we just can't, you know, put patrol officers shoulder to shoulder keeping people off the beach. so that's the reality. >> other beaches remaining open include ocean, china, and baker beaches in san francisco, and stinson in marin. in sanchez county, the beaches in half moon bay are open, but closed in pacifica. las vegas >> if we have on our peach peaches 250, 400 people, and it has happened in some of these areas, we're in some serious issues. >> half moon bay beach are open because in the past, closing the beaches has led to outof towners crowding into the neighbors. >> they are not welcome so probably shouldn't come to san mateo county. >> reporter: family gathers should be limited to those people live with. there is always hiking and biking, outdoor swimming pools are allowed to open in some areas, but wearing a mask in hot weather may be difficult for some. >> be aware, financial strenuous exercise, if you're running on the beach, doing other physical activity, your demand for oxygen goes up. if you're having trouble breathing, get a mask. >> reporter: careless behave year during memorial day and fourth of july did bring about a spike in covid-19 cases, and health officials don't want to see that happen overlabor day. >> you can stay up to date on those high temperatures by downloading the ktvu weather app. it has interactive radar, hourly updates, and the 7-day forecast has and an easy feature where you can upload your weather photos and video. the app is free to download on your smartphone or tablet. well, new details now on a report from the atlantic magazine that president trump disparaged veterans and did not want to make a trip to honor u.s. war dead on a visit to france back in 2018. fox news jennifer griffin confirmed the report with a source tweeting this. quote this formal official heard the official safe about american veterans what's in it for them? they i don't make money. she quotes a source saying this, it was contact flaw of the president. he could not understand why someone would die for their country. not worth. it this afternoon president trump tells us democratic nominee joe biden president be commander in chief. >> reporter: biden is reacting to a report in the atlantic that said president trump called injured service members suckers. the report also says when president trump was supposed to visit a military cemetery near pair this 2018, the president asked staff members why should i go to that cemetery, it's filled with losers. >> in these statements are true, the president should humbly apologize to every gold star mother and father, and everybody blue star family that he has den in the greated and insulted. who the heck does he think she? >> reporter: the president denies the story. >> no, it's a fake story, was c because of safety concerns due to bad weather. former national security advisor john bolton's book, the room where it happened, appears to confirm the president's account. bolton wrote weather and travel logistics was quote possession an unacceptable risk, and it was quote a straightforward decision to cancel. certify don't believe a word of what was in the atlantic article, because i've had two and a half years of working side by side with the president. >> reporter: defense secretary marks per stated president trump has the highs respect and admiration for our military members, veterans, and their families. secretary esper was in ground during the events in question, and he remembers the flight being canceled for weather, and never heard any other allegation. ray bogan, fox news. now a new poll by the military times finds active duty service members slightly favor joe biden over president trump in november. the poll of just over 1,000 troops finds 41% back biden. 37 support trump. the rest prefer a third party candidate. as for the president's job approval rating, nearly 50% have an unfavorable view of the commander in chief. 38% view him favorablely. >> more than 1.4 million jobs europe added last month with the unemployment rate dropped to 8.4%. while financial experts safe the numbers show the nation is still stuck in a slow recovery process, today's numbers are bitter than expected. stock's continued their sell- off today with profit taking in the tech sector. the dow was down 159 points. the nasdaq fell more than 1%, 144 points, and the s&p lots 28 points. markets will be closed monday for labor day. >> still ahead tonight, alameda county usually last to move to the next phase of reopening, but starting today, salons are allowed to do business indoors. we will have reaction after the break. and as coronavirus restrictions start to relax, who people are getting out and about. at 6:30, the shift in mood seen around san francisco and the concerns from officials that could cause the city to move backwards. >> plus a man in the south bay has been arrested for allegedly sex trafficking an underage girl. why his wife turned anymore, and why authorities believe more victims are out there. and take taking a live look outside at the traffic, here is a view of the bay bridge toll plaza this hour. you can see traffic moving 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there were more than 5100 new cases reported yesterday. the total number of cases now more than 722,000. 163 more people have died. the death toll stands at 13,490. sadly, 30 more deaths were reported yesterday here in the bay area. that is a new high. 21 of those were in alameda county. dentistry for inmates at san quentin is being reduced or eliminated due to the threat of the coronavirus. cal osha entered the order. it said dent industryistry procedures have led to a spread of coronavirus at the prison. hair salons and barber shops in alameda county can now allow clients to come indoors and get their hair done. salon and barbershops have been closed for close to six months now, but under new county ease restrictions, they can have three clients inside at a time. everyone, though, must wear face coverings, some and no one can wahave their temperatures checked and fill out a covid-19 questionnaire before entering. last week we were actually able to go outside, so we did go outside for a few days. it wasn't the worst situation, but it definitely wasn't the best. so i'm very happy that alameda county gave us the okay to come inside today. >> well, if you don't need a haircut, altamont county has also loosened restriction force outdoor recreational activities such as miniature golf and batting cages as well. >> alameda county office of education will screen applications and send them on to the health department. so far only k through 6th grade schools will be allowed to submit waive err. alameda joins other counties including contra costa, marin, san francisco, and santa clara in takes the waivers. be first to get the latest on reopening updates. be sure to download our ktvu news app. you can findty latest developments right on our home page. >> mountain view police are looking for more victims in a suspected trafficking case. as ann rubin explains, they believe man from sunnyvale was using snapchat to meet young girls for sex, including a 15- year-old girl who was brought here from arizona. >> reporter: authorities ed age girls to the bay area for sex. his wife alert mountain view police. >> she was concerned because she had reason to believe that he had contacted an underage female, and had picked her up from arizona. >> reporter: as it turns out, the firm was 15. police found her and watson at the mountain view target. she said the two met on snapchat, which led to a lot of questions. >> how far was he willing to take this? >> reporter: a preliminary investigation found watson had allegedly had contact with a dozen other potential victims on snapchat, often possessing as a 16 or 17-year-old himself. according to the south bay coalition to end human trafficking, this is why parents need to pay attention. >> law enforcement is reporting that they are seeing an increased use of on-line grooming techniques, and so that is of kevin. >> knowing who your kids are talking to, and being very candid with kids about how there are people out there that are potentially exploiters and telling your kids what grouping could potentially look like. >> reporter: they are hope be other victims will recognize his face and come forward. >> at this time, we are still under investigation, trying to find out how widespread, how far out it truly goes. >> watson was arrested on several charges related to unlawful sex with a minor. anyone with information on this case is asked to contact mountain view police. ann rubin, ktvu fox 2 news. well, in bay area weather as we head into the weekend,s the big weather headline is significant heat-up headed our way, especially on sunday. temperatures in a few neighbor looks like will be right around 110 degrees. today it's actually nice to be outside. temperature is not excessively hot just yet. we'll show you some of the graphics and highs from this afternoon. and everybody has an up arrow for tomorrow. so as we can show you here, we'll bring up the projected highs for your saturday. santa rosa from 92 to 100 degrees. san francisco on good 10 degrees. livermore to 105, and so heat really builds in tomorrow, but unfortunately this is not the peak of the heat in your saturday forecast. so that hot holiday weekend, these temperatures are primarily targeting the sunday forecast highs. the hottest day will be on sunday with an excessive heat warning. fire danger will be on the increase because it is so hot and try. but unfortunately we watch for winds develop big monday evening into tuesday, that could boost the fire danger. so to the north bay and east bay hills, we do have a fire weather watch that could eventually turn into a red flag type warning. lower 90s right now in walnut creek. san francisco 67, and san jose in the upper 70s. here is our live camera looking out toward san francisco, where we have haze up above. a "spare the air" alert remains in place as we head into the weekend. coming up, a close look at your forecast he's for tomorrow, and eventually we cool things off in your five-day. more on that coming up in a few minutes. >> mark, as the fire danger increases here, lake berryessa is closed this holiday weekend due to los angeles from the lnu lightning complex fire we've told you so much about. the chp posted pictures of some of the damage. you can see it here. this weekend of course closures include all day use areas along with boast launches, camp sites, and concession operated sites. crews are expected to be in the area over the weekend, clearing trees, rebuilding roads and installing power lines, as well. oak ridge estates residents are being urged to avoid their tap water. recent wildfires may have contaminated the water and it should not be consumed or used for cooking. no word on when the water will >> they shot a man trying to leave. they shot him in the back of the head. >> a multimillion dollar payout two years after a vallejo police officer shoots and kills a man. why lawyers say justice has not been served. and the tahoe tourism season show nothing signs of slowing down. how businesses are reacting to more visitors this summer. the united states postal service is here to deliver your packages. and the peace of mind of knowing that important things like your prescriptions, and ballots, are on their way. every day, all across america, we'll keep delivering for you. the city of vallejo agreed million to the killed by a police officer. the man was initially a bike without a light. our crime reporter henry lee has more on the settlement. >> reporter: the city of vallejo is paying $5.7 million to the parents and two children of ronell foster. his family sued after he was shot and killed by an officer back in 2018. it's within of the largest payouts for alleged police misconduct in vallejo where officer have shot and killed 17 people in the past decade. >> shots fired 415 carolina street. >> reporter: officer ryan mcmahon had tried to stop foster for riding a bike at night without a light. the video shows the two struggling before mcmahon shot and killed him. solano county's z failed to charge the officer. account the attorney for foster's family spoke to us. >> shot a man who was try fog leave in the back of the head. he created the entire environment. so for him this is really conduct. >> reporter: but then interim chief joe alio did criticize mcmahon. in a separate case, mcmahon was one of six officers who shot and killed willie mccoy last year. mccoy was asleep in a car in the drive-through of a taco bell with a load gun in his lap. again, the department did not fault the shooting itself. instead the chief said that mcmahon should be terminated for firing a shot while another officer was about to be in the line of fire. >> it's all aafrica. near trying to make it look as if they're a responsible police agency, as if they're investigating these obviously wrong shootings. >> reporter: the willie mccoy shooting is being investigated by a former d.a. from southern california. officer mcmahon is on paid leave. >> this is an officer they knew had real aggressive problems, you know. he's what they call a cowboy cop. unfortunately they have a whole force of these guys. >> reporter: vallejo is on the hook for $5in the ronell foster case. the rest will be give an insurance pool. in a statement, the city would only say that the settlement is not an admission of liability. madison bumgarner will face the giants for the first time tomorrow. mark elizabeth talk about his feelings on returning to the bay later in sport. and beaches along the central coast will be closed this weekend. and many people are getting ready for labor day weekend, as the city gets busier, and coronavirus restrictions start to relax. >> if you're here on a thursday night, or even a saturday, very crowded neighborhood, it's very packed. president trump again denying a report from anoon us in sources in the atlantic magazine that he disparaged military veterans and called those killed during world war ii quote losers. the president has called the report a hoax. alameda county has now eased covid related restrictions. beginning today, hair salons and barbershops in the county can allow clients to come indoors to have their hair done. they can have tree clients inside at a time. every must wear face coverings and no one can wait inside. temperatures are predicted to hit triple digits in some areas this weekend, and despite those high temperatures, rolling blackouts in the bay area are unlikely according to pg&e, but that could change, they say, especially in the event of hazardous fire conditions. you're watching ktvu news at 6:30. as the warm weather rolls into the bay area, many people will be seeing relief and heading to cooler san francisco. >> yeah, and as christien kafton reports, there has been a subtle shift in the mood change since the state has now put san francisco from to the purple tier to red tier. >> reporter: once again, warm temperatures are in the forecast, and if labor day weekend is like other warm weekends this past summer, san francisco is going to be a hotbed of activity. while many will be heading back to the beaches, other parts of the city will be seeing visitors as well. north beach is preparing for its first first friday in months. the first friday of the month streets are shut down, and businesses and restaurants open their doors, welcoming visitors. tony from kabul fine tribal rugs said it has been slow since covid-19 hit. she hopeful first friday will boost his business. >> restaurants are okay, but for us, retail, we're hardly open, because there's no foot traffic. so maybe this first friday will help. >> reporter: supervisor aaron peskin oversees north beach and said first friday is an indication that things may be returning to some semblance of normal. >> you can just see people are happier that are able to, you know, together, or be, you know, six fight apart. >> reporter: san francisco started the week by moving off the state's highest risk tier of coronavirus. meaning more businesses can open, and the city is beginning to lock at how to reopen schools. many say they are seeing a subtle change. more hope than just a few weeks ago. in hayes valley, that means more visitors. >> people are coming to the neighborhood, almost as much as it was before. like if you're here on a friday night or thursday night, even saturday, very crowded neighborhood. the neighborhood is very packed. >> restaurants like pachi's pizza say they are starting to see a shift as well. >> i think i'm seeing a lot more people, the past couple of days, have seen a lot more people on the streets going out. everyone is still wearing their masks still, so rear we'reful. >> reporter: the climate of metro said people are starting to plan their next steps. so following the rules are critical going forward. a step backward could disastrous. >> so it's going to a big test for folks. if we have a thirtied you break, the economy will tall again, and it will be devastating for small businesses. . >> reporter: with schools closed and dids at home, many parents can't return to the workplace. san francisco is hoping to have some schools reopened as early as the in mind, san francisco is launching a new campaign urging everyone in to wear a face covering, especially for this labor day weekend. mayor london breed attended a thousand-mask giveaway at noon. it was a joint effort with other organizations at dough lores park on church and 20th streets, including the hash tag mask the sf up. you will see this on radio, television, print, and on-line. the city is teaming up with lgbtq, elderly, and minority organizations. >> everybody here is sick and tired of this. so let's focus on the bigger issue, and that is all of us doing our part so that we can get blic health experts say in 80% of residents in the the city of has announced a beach closure emergency for labor day weekend. beaches will be off limits, or limited in capacity in terms of allowing people on the beach starting at 5:00 a.m. on saturday through 5:00 p.m. on monday the 7th. officials are trying to lift the spread of covid-19. during the closure, people are allowed to cross the sand to get to the water. all water sports are permitted, and officials are making an exception to be on the beach for two hours saturday and sunday between 6:00 and 8:00 p.m. well, the central coast is also locking down its beaches for the holiday weekend, and water activities will be allowed, but they're going to be strict economy is closely monitored by police. >> reporter: the decision to close beaches over the holiday weekend was not made lightly, and and it has many locals and visitors angry. >> yes, honestly we're know that all of this is a lie, you know, it's a pandemic. >> reporter: but city leaders say the threat of covid-19 is very real, and they worry sweltering heat in combination with labor day weekend was a recipe for overcrowded beaches. >> the pandemic is real, the pandemic still exists, and unfortunately we have to have no choice but to close our beaches for this weekend. >> reporter: tourists already in town from the central valley say they came to monthry to escape triple-digit heat, and just wanted to put their toes in the water. >> i think there could somebody access to the beaches, i really do. >> reporter: constitutes have been under a lot of pressure to enforce the will be making sure those access toes does not just dipping their toe into the water, that will still result in overcrowding, and could result in the spread of covid-19. >> and again, that was caitlin conrad reporting. it's not just the beaches that are going to be closed. the 17-mile drive at pebble peach that is popular will be closed as well. the tahoe basin has seen a record number of tourist this past few months. now, distance learning and remote working means people can be just about anywhere. so businesses near lake tahoe are wondering in the usual post labor day slowdown will actually even happen this year. the tahoe area was closed to tourists early in the pandemic. that hurt local businesses that rely on that summer revenue, and now some are offering special promotions to encourage tourists to keep coming. business owners say it could help make up for lost dollars. >> 80% of the business in tahoe is tour. so it's good to have that flux now, and i think it will help the small business owners. >> property management companies are reporting an increase in rentals after the holiday of about 20 to 40%, but they say what they are really seeing more of is the longer term renteddals for a month or even longer. coming up, a south bay elementary school teacher arrested the inappropriate behavior over zoom she accused of, expo the investigation led to another victim from more than 10 years ago. plus san francisco is getting its first drive-in movie theater, but it's only temporary. where you can see watch a movie from the comfort of your car. california phones offers free 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reporter: the chief directive said in may a 13-year- old boy at the theater came forward saying hogue asked to see his be a dominant muscles during a one-on-one zoom meeting an second theater victimways also found to be harassed via zoom. then a third victim revealed in 2008. hogue a teacher at an elementary school, a student said hogue touched his genitals. police found videos of boys changing clothes and in their underwear when they searched his residence. >> we need to be able to go through that evidence [ indiscernible ]. >> reporter: in an e-mailed statement, the school district said in part when officials learned the investigation at the end of the last academic year, they took prompt action by playing hogue on administrative leave to remove his contact with students. the theater group has not commented. >> the on-line world always a mirror of the offline world. if somebody is going be creepy the offloan world, they're likely to be creepy in the on- line world. fortunately most adults are law abiding and love and care for children, but you have to be aware of the fact there could be people trying to do inappropriate things. >> the next court date has not yet been set. santa clara sheriff's investigators ask anyone with any information about this case or any contact they've had with hogue to give them a call. bay area weather, a major warming on the way this weekend. a few areas could be approaching 110 degrees. coming up, when cooling shows up in the five-day forecast. let's go to heather holmes with a look at some of the stares we're working on for the 7:00 news over on ktvu plus. >> cristina, the warriors planning to open up their facilities, but under oath not for games been how the team is trying to encourage people to vote during the november election. >> also coming up at 7:00, unemployment claim has have not been processed, and now allegations of fraud. we'll hear from a state lawmakers about the answers he and others are demanding from those the edd. we'll have those stories and more coming up live at 7:00 over on ktvu plus. coming up, a study that she's majority of young adults now live with their parents. >> and let's take a live look outside at san francisco from suetro tower. the fog and haze over the golden gate bridge. we'll be right back. ♪ (vo) my name is cynthia hawkins, the owner of hawkins house of burgers. my grandparents came here in 1939 and we've been serving this community for over 80 years. my dad always said, take care of your community and they will always take care of you. and they have done so. through the ups and through the downs. my name may be on this building, but this place belongs to all of us. ♪ lily everyone in the house is online and i can't get enough bandwidth to video chat with my book club. try 1 gig internet with at&t fiber. you get more bandwidth and hbo max included. so, everyone stays entertained. so i can just watch the show instead of reading the book? you know, if you turn on your 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than the the standard movie theater projector. it launches september 18th with a double feature showing minutions, follow bud the matrix. it will last for one month after that. if you are interested in buying ticket now, head over to ktvu.com and click on web links. well, bay area weather this weekend, of course the intense sheet the big weather headline. we started to warm things up today. tomorrow will be warmer. the critical day i'm think look sunday. a few neighborhoods could be around 110 degrees. we'll have a lot of triple digits here in the bay area on sunday. ordinary hot day would be 97 to 102 degrees. significant heat bumped up a little bit. this sunday, we could be -- the hot spots could approach 110 degrees, and a little bit of some relief as we head toward labor day. an excessive heat warning in place for all of the areas in red for the north bay, the santa clara valley, the inland areas, the santa cruz mountains, and a heat advisory for the areas in yellow, including san francisco, from 11:00 a.m. saturday through 9:00 p.m. monday. satellite showing you this. not much in the way of fog to speak of. a bit of haze, and current numbers, it is still warm in concord, 92 degrees. san francisco in the upper 60s. here is a live camera this evening for your friday. just lots of haze out. there also some patchy fog in the distance. in terms of air quality, we have lots of greens and yellows indicating good air quality, the yellow and moderate rains, we still have that layer of spoke with all of the fire activity surrounding the bay area. tomorrow we're expecting kind of like today, moderate levels, and in the oranges be unhealthy for sensitive groups. source of the sheet this, this big area of high pressure. it is really intensifying, very strong for this time of year. it's really strengthening. coast will be in the warmer, bayside locations hot in the inland ng to stress very hot. here is the plan tomorrow morning. maybe some patchy fog coast side into the afternoon hours. 70s, all the way to triple digits into your saturday afternoon. look at all of the triple digits tomorrow. santa rosa, fairfield, and vacaville. just take it easy. drink lots of water. look for the shade and try to limit the outdoor activity, especially with these real extreme, at least very hot temperatures well inland. gilroy, 104 degrees. santa cruz approaching 90 degrees. and downtown san francisco, we have bumped you up to the upper 70s. all of these temperatures you can warm a good three to six degrees in the sunday forecast. slightly better on monday. you can see temperatures do call off a little bit, but it's still very hot, and then we finally bring in some relief for tuesday into wednesday. as we talked about early, the fire weather watch begins monday night through wednesday morning. fire danger will be concerned this weekend, as well. >> yeah, bracing for that heat. mark, thank you so much. into meantime, the chp has startedit's a.m. annual weekend crackdown on drunk drivers. the maximum enforcement period just began at the top of the hour and will continue until late monday night. chp and other law enforcement officers are out in force watching for impaired drivers this holiday weekend. officers are also urging everyone traveling this holiday weekend to wear a mask when out in public is practice safe social distancing at all times. >> all right, "mad-bum" returns to the bay area. is he excited, nervous, or is this just another game to him? mark ibanez with that answer next. mark ibanez coming to you from the vinyl room tonight. no way, no how, knock could administer the legacy of madison bumgarner as a san francisco giant. mine, you can even make a case this guy is the best world series pitcher ever. down right babe ruthian, however, his time might have ended at the perfect time for the san francisco giants considering his current career arc. he's, let's face it, not really close to the pitcher he once was. take a look at some of the statistics this year in his first at arizona. he has given up 20 hits in four games, in a third innings. 18been hit off him. he's got a 9.35 era, and has spent time on the disable list with back issues. he'll be starting against the giants here in town tomorrow. >> guys have asked me in its wired coming in on the other side and all of that. it's really not. it was nice to be back and see a lot of the guys i knew and played with and worked with, pushing all of that stuff aside, and i thick i'll be able to go out there and just treat it like aim other start tomorrow. >> once i gets out on the mound, it won't be like any other start. >> nba play-offs down in the bubble. tonight effort first game did not come down to the last second. however, it was ever bit as entertaining, because of what's going on. nobody saw this coming. number 1 seed milwaukee completely in need of a miles an hour act. they're down 3-0 to the miami heat. giannis antetokounmpo hurt his ankle, rolled over it. he wasn't 100%. still scored 20 points in the game. jimmy butler. he had 30 points. the heat turn it on from there. crowd her pop a three. bucks outscored 40 to 13 by the heat in the fourth quarter. they are up 3-0 in the series. nobody has ever come from 3-0 down to win a series in nba history. 3-1? yes. as warrior fans know. not 3-0. all right. his is september 4th. what is going on in this day if sports hist >> i joe fonzi brings us up to date. one of the all-time moments in oakland a's and major league baseball history on this day in 2002. >> swung on! fly ball! deep right field! they've done it again! haven't after blowing an 11-0 lead, the 9th inning home run game the a's the win over kansas city. it was their american league record 20th straight. >> an american league record with their 20th consecutive win, and this is a game nobody here will ever forget. >> reporter: that's this day in sports september 4th. i'm joe fonzi. in your one of those people who could kind of gave hoot about the pga golf tour, this might pique your interest a little bit. the winner this weekend will get $15 million. and it is underway today. first round atlanta, georgia, beautiful scenery. dustin johnson gets the start 10 under par, because he's the fedex cup leader. he continues his dominant at 12, nailing a long birdie putt, about 27 feet. in sole possession at the time of the lead, three under 67 on the day, and he's tied with this guy, now spunner par. that would be john rahm at 13. little birdie put himself. five under 56. he beat dustin johnson in a playoff last week to win the bmw. they are tied after one. both 13 under. $15 million at stake there. all right, friday night of videos, let us check this out. you're bullpen pitcher, your reliever. you get the call to come out of the bullpen, it is ben heller o yankees, and i guess that's all right now. let's get it all right? [ laughter ] >> thank you, mark. broke up wi. why? she said she didn't want to see me anymore and i found that insulting. i thought things were going well. what happened? i don't know, she didn't even give me a reason. oh, not a problem, we can figure this out. what are the reasons women reject raj? koothrappali: can we not play this game? sheldon: doesn't like games. that's one. ignore him. yeah, sorry about the breakup. that's okay, i'm fine. sheldon: of course you're fine. not every member of a species finds a mate. sir isaac newton died a virgin. look at the contributions he made. i'm not a virgin, sheldon. wha... so now you think you're better than isaac newton? oh. don't like you. you're not being very nice. sheldon: what? he said he was fine. wolowitz: sometimes people say things they don't mean. sheldon: oh, that's a paradox. i-if you meant what you just said, then that means you may not have meant what you just said. careful, i saw this on star trek. smoke's gonna come out of his ears soon. hey. hey, boys. how's it going? well, i thought we were having a nice conversation, but it turns out, i was being offensive. so, normal. yeah-- (door closes) sheldon, what did you do? we were discussing raj's recent breakup and apparently, i was insensitive to him. it's okay, i'm fine. you di-- don't fall for it. he'll get you to compare him to a dead virgin, and suddenly you're the bad guy. sheldon, when i said i was fine, i meant i didn't want to talk about it anymore. then why didn't you say that? because that's not what people do. well, i would prefer if people told me exactly what is on their mind. no. no, you don't, you really don't. i actually can't say "don't" enough. well, it certainly would be easier. you have no idea what it's like to struggle with recognizing emotional cues. i'm sure it's extremely frustrating. thank you. and also a little sad. o-okay, now you're just showing off. you know, i just read that a team at mit.

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