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dame. >> tom: 4th down and 13. here's kelly. his pass downfield -- intercepted! farley. down the sideline for alabama with a flag down. blocked in the back. >> tom: i thought he telegraphed this throw to strong all day long. farley doing a nice job coming over the top the. >> referee: during the return, illegal block in the back by number 38 of the intercept ing team. ten yards from the spot of the foul. first down. >> tom: illegal block on the back. >> mike: farley cuts in front. stared it down. here comes the block in the back. >> tom: farley's second interception of the season. midfield now. mr. dependable. the texan cam mcdaniels. arizona state knows that as well. a quick time-out. asu now. two time-outs remaining. >> mike: 1:39 and two more time-outs. they're going to commit everything off the corner again with irabor. they are going to anticipate runs. they hope to make the ball back with a little over a minute left. we'll be out of time-outs at that point. >> tom: mcdaniel remains the running back. gets the handoff, does mcdaniel. gets a yard. time-out asu. this is an explosive offense. it's fun to watch. beat it is right tackle inside. knicks inside. the running back wide. again, tuitt. a nice job back side. his third sack. no sacks on the season gets three tonight. that becomes four for the notre dame defense. >> tom: as the victory march sounds throughout at that time stadium. notre dame not in celebration mode yet. 1:35 on the b clock. it's third down. notre dame will take a time-out now. you get everything set. >> mike: i don't think brian kelly can be aggressive here. he knows arizona state is pinching from both sides off the edges. would he throw something out quickly, a safe pass? i don't think he would. from my perspective, ball on the 49 kward line. run it on third down. force them to burn their final time-out. run it down. you don't have to punt. punt it away. that's how it has to go. >> tom: we'll see how the strategy unfolds in what's been a highly entertaining game in the shamrock series as the irish try to remain unbeaten in the series with a tough game tonight against arizona state. everybody got their money's worth at at&t tonight. he is going to throw the ball. rees will throw it away. that stops the clock. 1:29. i'm scratching my head on that one. >> mike: i understand that you will probably get a one on one. i don't see the percentages there. ryan kelly isn't very happy with that. >> tom: now it's fourth down. arizona state still has a time-out in its pocket. >> mike: i don't get that at all. force them to burn that time-out. >> tom: brindza will punt. >> referee: false start, offense, number 23. five-yard penalty. fourth down. >> mike: rocked a little bit. that really shouldn't hurt them because of field position. i hate to over em if a size. i don't know why you don't force them to use the last time-out. there is 1:29 left. >> tom: picked up the snap. a high towering punt. not that deep. they let it bounce. should have made the catch. instead notre dame will down it at the one yard line. that doesn't make sense. >> mike: no. >> tom: two "scratch your head" plays. >> mike: i don't get that at all. you have to protect the football there. you have to fair catch the football. i don't understand what's happening right there. nelson. >> tom: after the roll it covers 53 yards. it means if arizona state is going to score they have to go the entire length of the field. flu arizona state with one time-out. >> mike: one time-out. i would be alert for double pass. all kinds of gadgets. >> tom: picked off. touchdown! it's dan fox. that will seal the deal with 1:08 left on the clock. extra point. there's fox. scores the touchdown on the i.n.t. and it's a ten-point game. >> mike: i think with grace out with an injury earlier i thought fox and calabrese did a heck of a job. read the eyes. drive on the football. tom, you could have caught that. you may not have done that but you could have caught it. this was against a dynamic offense. that was the best of the season. they limit the offense and force three turnovers. one fumble and two interceptions. >> tom: brindza will kick it uh off to bryce one more time. brindza's kickoff. buried him in the end zone. >> mike: the field goal liver in the game. a 53-yard field goal. dominant in the game. >> tom: the irish will have a pleasant flight back and enjoy a by week. in two weeks, the saturday return as the fighting irish take on usc. the greatest intersectional rival erie in all of college football. the coverage begins at 6:30 eastern on nbcsn. the game, 7:30 on nbc. >> mike: a week ago kiffin fired the interim head coach. going to be a fun week, i think. >> tom: kelly being chased. don't forget your local news is nebs followed by "saturday night live" except on the west coast. a new episode. miley cyrus both the host and musical guest tonight. it's incomplete. the clock down to 56 seconds. similar to what stanford did with them. >> tom: kelly rolling out. caught at midfield. just across midfield. stops the clock t at 47 second s. so the irish after that disheartening turnover play against oklahoma a week ago. bounced back against a good ranked asu team. kelly steps up. the pass is caught by smith. d.j. foster. graham will get the sun devils ready for colorado. washington at washington state and utah. they get into the heart of the pac 12 schedule. kelly will scramble out of bounds. that will stop the clock at 31. we told you for notre dame the by week is upcoming. then usc comes to south bend. then they will be at air force. navy at home at pit. byu at home and at 5th ranked stanford to close the season. >> mike: that's a good football team coached by david shaw out there. the throw is incomplete. intended for richard smith. rees in the face of the criticism. 279 yards. three touchdowns in the one interception that went four score against them. t.j. jones had eight receptions. 135 yards. daniels four re sepgss, 67 yards. nicholas and koyack had a touchdown reception each. atkinson carried 18 times, 54 yards. mcdaniel 14 carry, 82 yards. the catch by bryce. -- grice. for the touchdown asu. grice with another touchdown to add to his total. but only 11 seconds remain on the clock. >> mike: into the boundary all day long. grice out of the backfield. perfect on the back shoulder. they do that as well as any team i have seen in college football. >> tom: extra point through the uprights. with 11 seconds left, arizona state will set up for the on-side kick. >> mike: now, i watched them a couple of weeks ago in the stanford game. they climbed into it. down 29-0 at the half. they t got it within 11 late in the fourth. had an on side kick attempt. they lined six up on one side, four on the other. just before the kicker was to kick it they shifted guys over and completely shifted direction of the kick. you have to be very aware if you are brian kelly and special team s, be very aware of what the team is going to do. >> tom: the sun devils were able to score the last touchdown without using their final time-out. so they have one left. >> mike: that was too easy. >> tom: "saturday night live" coming up after your local news. 11 ticks left. >> mike: a bunch of aggressive ball hogs on the other side. >> tom: the sun devils were ex-employee sieve. but notre dame made it too easy for them. seven plays, 75 yards. took 57 seconds and they didn't use their time-out. >> mike: you have to have four players at least on either side of the kicker. there is a clegs of three down here. let's see if there is a rotation. >> tom: here is the b on side kick. it's up for grabs. >> mike: that's a heck of a job by the kicker. >> tom: notre dame has recovered. >> mike: watch how they do this. this is intentional for the kicker to kick it straight ahead and he's going to go after it himself. that's a good job. grice came up with it. >> tom: i'm not sure who came up with it for notre dame. here is the victory formation. rees takes a knee. a hard fought victory for the irish of notre dame. they go to 4-2 on the season. bouncing back from a loss to oklahoma. 37-34. for brian kelly's press conference go to nbc sports.com. in two weeks notre dame in south bend host ing the usc trojans at 6:30 eastern. next except on the west coast your local news followed by a new "saturday night live" with host and musical guest miley cyrus. another shamrock series victory for the irish of notre dame. for mike mayock and alex flanagan this is tom hammond saying so long from arlington, texas. nbc bay area news starts now. good evening, i'm diane dwyer. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. we're on at this time because of the notre dame football game and we begin tonight not with football but baseball. the oakland a's facing the tigers. a sellout 50,000 strong. we're live in oakland with more on that. kimberly. >> reporter: we just got a count. 48,000 fans here tonight, creating a sea of green and gold inside the oakland coliseum. and many of them life-long fans. >> i watched this whole field be full of water. >> reporter: this napa couple has been a's fans for decades. gerry says she was a season ticket holder before she married her husband, ron. any predictions for the season? >> we're going to win. >> reporter: so this won't be their last home game? >> no. >> we're going all the way. we are. they're going to do it. yes, they are. >> reporter: the couple was here hours ahead of the first pitch to make sure they were first in line to get into the sold-out game. in fact, a lot of people arrived early. the parking lot opened at noon for tailgaters, trying to suck in as much of the postseason sensation as they can. >> it's very exciting. oh, my gosh. our grandchild got us a ticket to come today. a total surprise. >> tremendous. you hear about stuff like this. this is why you come 20 times a your to support your team and hopefully to they make the playoffs. and we're going to get them today. >> reporter: once inside, fans were ready, hoping their team would clinch game two at home before the series heads to detroit. >> it's time. >> reporter: the tigers lead the series by one game. this is the same team, remember, that knocked the a's out of the postseason last year. but fans say they have high hopes they will win tonight's game. live at oakland, kimberly tere. >> that was last year. thanks very much. this is a live picture of the coliseum and you talk about a major league makeover. by this time tomorrow night, these seats will be filled with football fans as the raiders take on the san diego chargers and that means the grounds crew has the herculean job of turning a baseball diamond into a gridiron in about 20 hours. an overhaul that costs about $250,000. the coliseum is the only complex left in the united states which hosts both major league baseball and the nfl. we'll have more on the a's game tonight at 11:00 and more sports later in this newscast. nbc bay area news has just learned that pg&e has agreed to shut off a major pipeline on the peninsula because of concerns that it's not safe. the pipeline is in san carlos and apparently similar to the one that caused that deadly explosion and fire in san bruno. that pipeline runs under britain avenue between 101 and 280, where thousands live. and yesterday a superior court judge ordered pg&e to shut down the line and pg&e just told nbc it will comply and shut down the line on monday. city leaders first brought up the issue after seeing an internal pg&e e-mail that raised concerns about the line's safety, questioning whether the utility could be, quote, sitting on another san bruno situation, unquote. you'll recall that explosion in san bruno in 2010 killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes. tonight, a stanford student is facing drunk driving and manslaughter charges after an early-morning head-on collision on highway 101. the chp says it happened in south san francisco about 3:30 this morning when a 2012 infinity, driven by 24-year-old zachary katz was traveling northbound in the southbound lanes near sierra point. they were hit by another car. one passenger in the taxi is dead. another suffered major injuries. neither were wearing their seat belts. the taxy driver in serious condition. katz is also hospitalized in serious condition and the chp tells me he is under arrest for felony drunk driving and manslaughter. all southbound lanes for 101 were closed for hours. the house and senate were at work again today but failed to find a way to reopen the federal government. lawmakers in the house, though, did vote on one item, and they voted unanimously. nbc bay area's brian mooar, has the latest. >> reporter: on day five of the government shutdown, a rare moment of bipartisan agreement. house republicans and democrats unanimously voted to pay 800,000 furloughed federal workers, but only after the government shutdown is over. >> well, why wouldn't we do that? >> reporter: senate democrats say they'll support the bill. so will president obama. but they say they will not agree to refighting obama care and want the house gop to pass a clean spending bill. >> democrats are saying they are prepared to pass a republican budget. for two months while negotiations continue. >> reporter: house democrats say they have 200 votes. and enough republican support to end the spending standoff now. >> will you please put your country before your party? >> reporter: but republicans are claiming the impasse on democrats. >> what we are looking at here, again, is an administration, a president, that seems to be unwilling to sit down and talk with us. >> reporter: meanwhile, with congress deadlocked and much of the government on lockdown, tourists who came to see national monuments aren't taking closed for an answer. a few are finding ways to get around the barriers, unlike their members of congress. thanks to a law that shielded the military from the shutdown, the pentagon this week is recalling 300,000 of its 400,000 furloughed workers. brian mooar, nbc news, washington. a call for immigration reform in san jose today. that was the scene at san jose's great oaks park today. part of a national day of action for citizenship. the point, to urge members of congress to approve a pathway to citizenship for the estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants in the united states. one community organizer tells us, there is a huge upside to immigration reform. >> when we're allowed immigrants to be able to fully contribute into society, we believe that we're going to see a better economic progress, we're going to see more businesses open up. and we're going to see more trust in the community in general. safer communities. because they're not going to be in fear that families might be separated. >> reporter: today's event, one of nine in california, was sponsored by peko, and that stands for people improving communities through organizing. governor jerry brown summed up today's actions, saying, quote, while washington waffles on immigration, california is forging ahead. with that, he signed eight new laws. they include san francisco assemblyman tom amiano's bill. bound vetoed a similar bill last year, because it did not exempt those convicted of crimes such as child abuse and drug trafficking. those exemptions have since been added. another bill allows lawyers to be licensed and admitted to the california bar, even if they're undocumented residents. coming up next, the latest on the b.a.r.t. negotiation. maybe getting close to a deal. plus, the fugitive, a special operations team tracked down from utah and what they found in his hotel room. and temperatures back into the upper 80s, 90s on the board. 93 degrees. we are expecting another very warm day for tomorrow and a few showers reintroduce themselves into the forecast. we'll explain after this. with less than a week to go before another potential b.a.r.t. strike, we're getting an update on negotiations and while management and the unions are still $90 million apart on an agreement, there is some progress to report. b.a.r.t. and its unions met today. the cooling off period ends thursday and without a deal, b.a.r.t. employees could strike as early as friday. the unions made a move today, lowering their demand from a raise of almost 7% to 5% per year for three years. b.a.r.t. management is standing by its proposal of an annual 2.5% raise over four years. the two sides have also reached an agreement on a pension plan. a fugitive suspect from utah tonight is behind bars here in the bay area. after investigators say they found drugs, cash and an assault rifle in his possession, 33-year-old jack ewing was arrested yesterday in a fairfield hotel room by a special operations team and the u.s. marshal service. saying how they tracked ewing, and arrested 38-year-old william simpson of las vegas and 33-year-old christine sena from rodeo, booking all three on weapons and drug charges. two people are in the hospital with life-threatening injuries tonight after being hit by two different cars just blocks apart in downtown san jose. police went to the scene around the first incident around midnight at a crosswalk. you can see the crash caused major damage to the front passenger side of the windshield. and then about 30 minutes later, another pedestrian was hit by a car at the corner of south 10th and east williams street. no word on what caused either crash but police say both drivers are in custody. oakland police are searching for a gunman who shot three people, killing one near city hall. police say two officers who were nearby responded to the sounds of gunshots on broadway, about 1:30 this morning. investigators say the three victims were taken to the hospital with gunshot wounds. a woman was pronounced dead at the hospital. another woman and a man are in serious but stable condition. officers say they are hopeful the shooting was caught on camera. >> having worked this area, knowing that the bus lines run through here, i am aware of there hopefully being some video surveillance cameras. that's something that our homicide oh investigators will look into. >> police say so far they don't have any motive for that shooting. a huge crowd joined the fight today against lou gherig's disease. hundreds showed up at 7:00 athis morning for a walk along the river and through the streets of downtown san jose. it raised funds for als, more commonly known as lou gehrig's disease. it attacks nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord. one family told us a loved one recently died of als and that's why they were out today. >> it brought our family close together and if we can support other families going through the same thing, that's what i want to keep doing. >> money raised through today's event goes to treatment and research of als and to support people living with the disease. another beautiful weekend to get outdoors and for some, that meant bluegrass under blue skies for day two of the three-day hardly strictly bluegrass festival in golden gate park. ♪ this marks the 13th year of the festival founded and paid for by banjo investment panker warren helmand. he left behind an endowment. dozens of bands, bonnie raitt, steve martin, patty griffin and emmy lou harris. one of the best parts of this, it's free. >> i come every year. nothing beats this. how do you beat free music and great bands? how do you beat that? free. this is what we need, a pick me up in america right now. >> it takes place in an area of golden gate park. the event attracts hundreds of thousands of people each year. and really, if you could have planned the weather for today, for that festival, i don't think you could have done better. >> i think you're talking about the traffic you got stuck in. >> traffic for golden gate park for an hour trying to get to work. >> but they were enjoying it. >> they were happy, i was not nearly as happy. anthony is happy with the weather, however. >> the music, really grooving. >> keep doing that. >> all right. the next three minutes and just toss it back to you, doing this the whole time. that will make youtube. let's get you into your forecast. what we're looking at today, warm day across the bay area. so if you were one of those folks out there getting your groove on in san francisco, 82 degrees, so beautiful day. even 82 down in santa cruz. 85 in san jose and 89 in santa theresa. 93 in gilroy, our warm spot and plenty of sunshine. warm days are numbered, but check this out. bodega bay up to 82 degrees today. your average high, 74, and it's not often bodega bay gets into the 80s. and tomorrow expecting another very warm day. in fact, tomorrow's high expected near 0 degrees so get out there and enjoy that. we do have showers in the forecast. in fact, tracking that as you can see in our satellite and radar image. these showers making their way up towards canada right now. and eventually this plume of moisture will start to move across the bay area and that's what we're tracking as we head toward the middle part of the week. still tomorrow, dry, warm. but by wednesday, this system will really start to impact our weather in the form of showers. here's the timing on all of this. in fact, monday, we'll see a drop in temperatures from about 4 to 8 degrees cooler from where it will be tomorrow. so that will put many places back into the 70s and 80s. that sets the stage for more fog for tuesday, and even cooler days for tuesday, with temperatures about 2 to 5 degrees cooler. so that will eventually put places like san francisco near 60 degrees, and then as we head towards wednesday, those showers eventually start to push on in here. but you'll notice a range with it, very light. we're talking about trace amounts to maybe a tenth of an inch. so really just enough to get the ground wet. not going to be a whole lot. so for tomorrow, temperatures very warm once again. 89 in morgan hill. 92 in gilroy. 87 in san jose. off to the east bay, very similar to what we saw for today. walnut creek, 88 and 84 down in this fremont. 8 867 86 in oakland. plenty of sunshine for the raiders game. and 90 in santa rosa. your seven-day forecast, clouds build back in for monday and tuesday and look at the highs for tuesday, 10 to 15 degrees drop. so again, places like san francisco going to be back close to 60. that sets the stage for a few showers for wednesday. so dust those umbrellas off, you need them as we head towards wednesday. otherwise, enjoy the rest of the weekend. diane, perfect weather for you. tomorrow, 90 degrees. hope you can at least enjoy it. know you have to work. >> i have to work but i'm going to enjoy a little bit in the morning. >> do a little more bronzing. >> no, no. >> you could be traffic, just roll the windows down. >> there you go. thanks, anthony. an unusual sight in the san francisco bay today when hundreds of people started jumping off a horn blower yacht into the water. the leap was actually the start of a swim to raise money for two bay area hospitals. can you see them jumping off there? >> i didn't see them. >> the one-and-a-half mile open-water swim took them from the golden gate bridge -- now you can tell -- to christie field. they were hoping to raise $400,000 for cancer research. >> really makes us special as a charity, all of our events support a local beneficiary. so the money raised by all the swimmers today in the water is staying here in their community to fight cancer right here. >> the money raised today goes to cancer research at children's hospital oakland and ucf children's hospital. and we will be back with sports and look at the cal game and an incredible shot in golf this evening. all right, everybody. we've got a lot coming up here in sports. the sharks and the a's going on. also the 49ers and raiders later on. let's kick things off with college football from berkeley. and here we go. washington state at cal where the fans are so smart in berkeley, they chest paint in cursive. big play bowl is what they should call this. second quarter, cal down nine. wide open as kris harper, the 89-yard strike, second longest play in school history, and cal is now down just two. under two minutes in the half. conner halladay, the quarterback, this looks easy, right? marcus mason, maybe a short gain, no. all that's missing here is yakty yack in the background. washington state the winner. 44-22. texans and 49ers square after tomorrow. coverage begins -- "football night in america" right here nbc bay area. today legendary broadcaster al michaels sat down with us to discuss which team might be in trouble come tomorrow. >> well, this is one of those games where you've got two teams, both with super bowl aspirations. and the way it started out, neither of them is particularly happy right now. but the 49ers are a little happier than the texans, since the 49ers won their last game and the texans blew their last game. so the texans are coming off a shocking defeat in the hands of seattle. the 49ers pretty good against albeit not a great team in st. louis, but seem to get things together. so at the time this game is over, one team is going to feel like, okay, we're back on track. and the other team is going to go, wait a minute, we're 2-3. so some fan base upset monday morning. we'll see what happens. >> i am really looking forward to this one. reminder, you can see the game right here, nbc bay area, 5:30 sunday. then right after the game, csn bay area. i'll have xfinity sports sunday on nbc bay area immediately following the game. to the ice we go. coyotes and sharks, 46 seconds no into the first &ccñperiod. hurdle, puts the defense back hander, score. his first career nhl goal. he added another in the first, and then patrick marleau scored 3-0, sharks lead the coyotes. to golf, game three, president's cup. tiger woods, matt kuchar carrying the load for america. and woods, second on par 5, 15th, 238 yards, looks like he likes it. he should like it. look at that. that is a look of a man that's happy. he would eagle that hole. the match would come down to kuchar's putter. the birdie putt for the win. he would celebrate. they're undefeated as a team. he would celebrate. they're undefeated as a team. shot of the day from zack johns johnson. just before darkness fell, johnson on number 15. oh, my goodness. he holes out. that is an eagle on 15, it won the match for he and jason dufner. america -- america, everyone. they lead the international team, 11 1/2 to 6 1/2 before play was suspended. the a's at the coliseum taking on the tigers. in the bottom of the eighth inning right now in a scoreless tie. they lost game one at home 3-2. they need game two. that will do it from where? oh, they just lost it. the xfinity sport set. right over my shoulder moments ago. >> darn it. all about timing, jim. >> yes, it is. i'm finding that out. thank you. e hard way. >> still ahead, what does the government shutdown have to do with the bay area's blood supply? we're going to show you. plus the anatomy of a chicken nugget. scientists have broken down just how much chicken meat is in a nugget and how much of it is made up of some other ingredients. the resultses aren't exactly appetizing. hundreds of homeless dogs scheduled to be put down got a second chance this weekend. how volunteer pilots played a role. and -- >> yikes. we're going to show you a new smartphone case with a shocking new feat the shutdown of the federal government is impacting something here in the bay area that you might not expect. the stanford blood center has a blood shortage of o negative and b negative blood. a regular blood drive scheduled for earlier this week at nasa ames research center could have filled the need but it was cancelled. why? because the employees were furloughed. the stanford blood center rep says they hold blood drives five times a year and are critical for local blood supply. we now know what's in a chicken nugget, at least according to one new report. that favorite food of kids everywhere is going under the microscope and doctors don't like what they're seeing. researchers at the university of mississippi tested chicken nuggets from two unnamed fast food restaurants. they found the nuggets were only 50% or less breast or thigh meat. the balance was a mix of fat, blood vessels, nerves, cartilage and bone. >> yuk. >> the -- i was waiting for that. the doctors say that's not chick he meat, it's chicken byproduct. they just want the public to be aware. everything that tastes good isn't necessarily good for you, in case you didn't know that. >> i thought i knew that. >> you did know that. more than 400 animals were rescued from overcrowded shelters in georgia and flown to new homes today. nbc's ashley holland shows us how the program is giving abandoned pets a second chance. >> really. >> reporter: it's almost like losing a child for bob. >> i've had her for the last half hour, 45 minutes. just spending a little time with her. >> but this foster child has four paws and a tail. >> she is sometimes better than a kid. i have yet to see a dog take a crayon to a sheetrock wall that you cannot paint over. >> reporter: and today, nala is one of 400 dogs flying out of savannah. >> going to d.c. just loaded her up. >> reporter: the nonprivate has several shelters finding homes for the pups. >> they're being flown to no-kill shelters hours before being euthanized so we're getting them out just in the nick of time. >> reporter: and the kennels line the runways where volunteer pilots were set for takeoff. >> they're flying along the east coast to florida, north carolina, virginia, d.c., and new jersey. and they're flying them to places where they have homes waiting or homes will be found very quickly. >> absolutely incredible. you can almost be ashamed of it in a way that there are that many in the ditch, on the side of the road, in the woods. homeless, trying to survive. >> reporter: that's how he found nala. now he just wants what's best for her, even if it means a tearful goodbye. >> terrible. i don't like it. but i know that she is going to a good place. and hopefully nala will end up in a family home. >> reporter: and hopefully the other precious cargo will meet their forever families, too. >> the pilots and paws organization has about 3,400 volunteer pilots. they relocate more than 15,000 animals to new homes every year. the theft of smartphones is so rampant, the crime even has a nick name. apple-picking. while there isn't an app to prevent it, yellow jacket cases have a built-in stun gun. call it a zap instead of an app. that's pretty good. the company showed off its product today at the women's expo it san mateo. it doesn't stun an attacker but a painful shock might give the phone's owner time to get away. the inventor is a man who himself was a crime victim. >> the robber took his phone from him and he found that the only time he got close enough to the robber was when he made contact to grab his phone. >> yellow jacket sells for $140. seven states ban stun guns. california allows them. if they have a serial code, which the yellow jacket does. >> so the key, obviously, is to make sure that you're not handing it to your child to check something and accidentally hit that side button. i assume it's like a double button or something. because that would be -- oops, sorry. anyway, happy birthday, anthony! >> oh, thank you! appreciate it. >> thank you for being here celebrating with all of us. i know it's how you wanted to celebrate. >> well, yeah, sometimes as an adult you don't have choices in these things. >> i understand. >> i'm glad to be employed. i will say that. doing what i love. so, you know, fwlatd to be here. we are talking about another hot day for tomorrow. you're wondering, going to be kind of like we were looking at for today, cool for monday and tuesday and then showers move back into the picture for wednesday. definitely something we need here across the bay area, especially with the fires that continue to break out every single week. we'll track it for you. >> all right, anthony. birthday boy. >> thank you. >> thanks for choosing nbc bay area news. >> "access hollywood" is next. we'll see you back here at 11:00. good night. we all have our little tricks. mom swaps one of my snacks for a yoplait. i don't mind, i mean it's orange crème. and when mom said bobby was too edgy... 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