from pneumonia. >> rick leventhal has more on clinton's stumbling into her van. >> reporter: this video shows hillary clinton standing on a sidewalk outside the world trade center site. she appears unsteady stepping off the curb with aides in her protective detail holding her by the arms. she simples as she gets close to the van with one of her shoes falling off before she's helped inside. a law enforcement source who was 15 feet away said they were caught off guard by her premature departure which is why mrs. clinton had to wait for her motorcade pull up. he said he saw her knees buckle and watched as someone picked up her shoe and gave it to one of the agents in the two vehicles that followed the former first lady to her daughter's apartment nearly 3 miles away. mrs. clinton left because she felt overheated and was feeling much better her statement said and just before noon she emerged from her daughter's building smiling and making remarks. >> i feel great. it's a beautiful day in new york. >> reporter: it's worth noting it had been extremely hot and humid in new york city the past week or so until today when the weather finally broke, just 82 degrees at 9:00 this morning with a nice breeze and 31% humidity, not the kind of day you'd expect someone to overheat. in lower manhattan rick leventhal, fox news. >> clinton's doctor released a statement saying she was put on antibiotics and advised to rest and modify her schedule. while at this morning's event she became overheated and dehydrated. i've just examined her. she is now rehydrated and recovering nicely. republican presidential candidate trump was also at ground zero today marking the 15th anniversary of the september 11th attacks. you can see both trump and clinton in the crowd as people gathered to hear the reading of the names of the victims and to leave flowers. there were six moments of silence at the ceremony, four to mark the times that the four hijacked jetliners crashed and two for moments when the world trade center towers collapsed. both candidates suspended their campaigns today for the anniversary. almost 3,000 people were killed that fateful day. this morning president obama honored those who died at the pentagon with a giant wreath of lillies. he said the beautiful live lost that day in 2001 will never be forgotten. the al-qaeda terrorists hijacked four passenger jets bound for california. instead the hijackers flew two into the twin towers in new york city. a third hit the pentagon partially collapsing that building. a fourth crashed in a field in pennsylvania after a heroic battle by the passengers to try to regain control of the plane. it's believed that plane was headed for the white house. >> a moment of silence to remember those who perished. >> president obama also shared a moment of silence with military leaders at the pentagon. they lowered their heads in unison at 9:37 eastern time this morning, the exact time the third hijacked plane crashed into the pentagon. today president obama reaffirmed the character of the nation in the fight against terrorism. >> perhaps most of all we stayed true to the spirit of this day by defending not only our country, but also our ideals. >> 184 men, women and children were killed when flight 77 hit the pentagon. the youngest victim was just 3 years old. we will have more on today's ceremonies in new york, the nation's capital and shanksville, pennsylvania, coming up later in the newscast. here in the bay area san francisco city and public safety officials unveiled the remnant of the world trade center towers during a ceremony today to honor those killed on 9/11. the remnant was unveiled before mayor ed lee and other officials in mission bay. the public was invited and the artifact will be installed so people can come by and see it. there was a flurry of flags in the east bay today in honor of 9/11 heros and their families. the lafayette flag brigade held a yearly tribute today on a highway 24 overpass. ktvu photojournalist rick bufant put together a tribute. >> reporter: they were the most deadly terror attacks and the deadliest attacks on american soil since the japanese attack on pearl harbor on december 7th, 1941. [ trumpet playing taps ] >> i've never felt so completely just in total shock. i'll never forget it, came in and woke him up and he had just gotten a call from his boss, i guess, telling him to turn on the tv. >> we were under attack and it hit the pentagon and i was freaking out. it was one of those moments where you wonder in life what's going to happen next. >> i was at home and saw it on the news and the first thing i did was call my mom and said do you see what's going on right now? >> at that moment you realize life's important and every one of the people that died in the world trade center, their lives are important, too. >> i have a son that's serving right now. i think it just puts things in perspective in terms of our loved ones. >> i think sometimes we can get caught up in our moments and we can forget. i think as a nation we have to remember these events define us and it's important that we don't forget. >> don't forget those that are lost and for those that are still protecting our safety. >> it seems like in other years it just kind of comes and goes. i don't want to see that happen. >> i think in some aspects it's brought us closer together and i think it makes us more aware of what's going on around us. >> such a nice tribute that those people do year after year and so many people see it. i've driven underneath it many times. >> yeah. every 9/11. we all remember what we were doing exactly when we found out. moving on elsewhere around the bay area people reef reflected on the sacrifice -- reflected on the sacrifices made and lives lost in the attacks. people remembered what they saw was so hard to believe. >> i saw the plane coming in and hitting the building and it looked like a movie and then the next thing you know a little bit of that you saw a second plane hitting and reality kind of struck. >> it was so surreal i'm like no, this can't be happening. as i was getting ready and the events happened and i was watching the news, it was surreal. >> after 15 years feelings still run strong about the heroes who rushed into danger to help others and all the men and women who died that day. now to other news, the first sunday of the nfl season didn't come without controversy. more players joined 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick protesting racial inequality during the national anthem as the 9ers kick off their season with it a home opener tomorrow night. ktvu's azenith smith is live and police tell you it will be business as usual. >> reporter: yes, julie, that's what the police chief texted me tonight. they expect a soldout crowd, some 60,000 fans making their way into levi's stadium. as far as players protesting today, some fans tell me it wasn't the best day. bars on the south bay filled with fans ecstatic football season is back. >> it's exciting to have nfl back. when summer ends, you're always looking forward to having the football season start, right? >> reporter: while most of the talk on how their teams played, some fans noticing what players did before the game. ♪ oh say can you see ♪ >> reporter: nfl kickoff weekend happening on the 15th anniversary of the september 11th terrorist attacks. at sunday's game between the seattle seahawks and the miami dolphins during the anthem seahawks players locked arms, four dolphins players took a knee. brian brandonberg is a dolphins fan and called it disrespectful. >> 9/11 is going now and a lot of people lost their lives and you should have a little more respect than that i think. >> reporter: a kansas city chief quarterback raising his fist in miami. other members linked arms. >> if any want to protest, i support them to do what they want. >> reporter: it's the latest protest since colin kaepernick refused to stand during preseason. >> i definitely think it's good athletes are coming together to support a cause. it doesn't affect athletes. it affects everybody. so the more it's spread out there, the more people talk about it, the more conscious about it, we can start doing something. >> reporter: kaepernick's protest sparking talks of a possible boycott from santa clara police officers working security on gameday. last thursday the police officers association said while it feels the 49ers are ignoring their concerns regarding kaepernick's actions they will support officers to voluntarily work at games. ernesto keene is a veteran visiting from florida and will attend monday night's game. >> it's all about football. to each his own. i love everybody. so let's just play football. let's have fun. respect everybody's wishes. >> reporter: at least one 49er fan i spoke to tonight said he will be watching what kaepernick does during the anthem saying it will be water cooler talk for tuesday morning. again police tell me they are adequately staffed for tomorrow's game. >> azenith, have any of the teams that protested today during the national anthem said anything? >> reporter: well, i checked twitter and the seattle seahawks posted a picture of the players linking arms with the hashtag build a bridge. also the miami dolphins issued a statement on twitter that said in part that they encourage their players to stand, yet they also recognize an individual's right and they hope today's events will continue a thoughtful and respectful dialogue. >> thank you. an update now involving a 3- year-old boy who was killed by a suspected drunk driver in san ra money, a gofundme -- san ramone, a gofundme page has raised money to help the family of elijah dunn. the highway patrol said a suspected drunk driver identified as 39-year-old yarnet malahan crashed into the back of the dunns' car. the toddler was lifeflighted to oakland where he was pronounced dead. his mother and brother suffered major injuries in the crash and were rushed to the hospital. morrisonn hayes lamply and leila scott good are accused of shooting to death canadian terrorist audrey kerry in golden gate park and steve perry walking his dog in the park. one agreed to testify against the other two. that led a judge to postpone to give defense attorneys more time to prepare. preliminary hearing was set to resume september 19th. tomorrow's hearing is to involve defense motions. an armed robber in oakland took a man's cell phone this weekend and shot him last night on 23rd avenue in oakland's foothill neighborhood. the victim was wounded in his left hand and taken to a hospital where he is expected to recover. investigators have not released a description of the robber. hundreds of bottles of prescription drugs meant for veterans stolen, coming up at 10:30 the investigation underway involving a northern california mail sorting facility. >> but first getting some much needed help, the social media giant that lent a helping hand to three homeowners on the peninsula. >> a big time cooldown across the entire bay area. more low clouds and fog developing at the coastline, overcast at san francisco bay. we'll let you know if the cooling continues into monday. we could be tracking the possibility of a few showers over the next couple days. the coastguard was called out today to deal wet a pushing boat that ran aground north of -- with a fishing boat that ran aground north of bodega beach. the incident started about 1:30 a.m. when the coastguard was notified the 54-foot long fishing vessel was on the beach. efforts to refloat the boat were unsuccessful. the skipper was helped to the beach. crews are working to remove the diesel fuel and motor oil from that craft. three elderly homeowners in menlo park got much needed help today from facebook employees and a nonprofit housing group. the organization rebuilding together peninsula brought about 50 facebook volunteers to the bell haven neighborhood of menlo park. volunteers went to work with paintbrushes and yard tools but didn't stop at the cosmetic fixes. >> we have some exterior painting. we're going to have some interior painting and then we're going to do some safety improvements in the home adding some grab bars, some handrails, some fencing work, just some general work around the house. >> we'll be together picked this weekend in honor -- rebuilding together picked this weekend in honor of the 9/11 remembrance. the volunteers say they enjoy the chance to give back to the community. a dog found abandoned in mountain view has a new home today. police officers discovered the dog inside a cage at sylvan park yesterday morning dirty and hungry. the officers brought the dog to police headquarters to clean him up before taking him to animal control, but a police dispatcher apparently got a little puppy love from this little guy and decided to make the dog her new pet. he has a new home. plan. in weather today we really cooled off all weekend long. you see no major heat, 60s and 70s. pacifica only topped out 60 degrees. on the satellite see a few showers moving out of the state, moving out of the southern sierra, but we still have the low clouds and fog banked up near the immediate coastline and a pretty good onshore wind to transport the fog bank back into the bay while you sleep. the wind speeds are really up there. fairfield, that's a gust to 40 miles an hour. some more wind reports for you, 7, 10 to 14 miles an hour and out towards sfo westerly wind at 13 and livermore winds right around 14 miles an hour. here is our live camera looking out toward the bay bridge. you get the lint we -- hint we do have low clouds. we could have a chance of drizzle first thing monday morning starting out in the 50s. that will be the plan in san francisco, 54 degrees. by lunchtime still a sun cloud mix. they'll begin to scale back on the clouds. san francisco all day today we had persistent cloud cover. we'll have more break tomorrow afternoon with partly cloudy skies and temperatures not warming up too much. in addition to the fog, we have some high are clouds and the chance of a few pop-up sprinkles across parts of the bay area monday night into the day and tuesday morning. we'll keep an eye on this first thing tuesday. all this moisture moving in from a weather system to our north, there's an area of low pressure dropping in. we'll talk about this at 10:35 and the gusty winds especially in the higher terrain. downtown oakland was filled with gay pride parade. it kicked off along broadway from the 12th street bart station to the 19th street bart stakes. today's festival included entertainment with performances by singers debra cox and lisa lisa. mayor libby schaaf described this as a family event. >> okayland has the largest consequence -- oakland has the largest concentration of same sex families as any city in america. they are all having fun together in the family section at oakland pride today. >> there was a carnival, fun fair, a petting zoo, pony rides and a tea cup ride. actress and transgender activist alexis arquette has died. she was best known in films in pulp fiction and the wedding singer. she chronicled her transition and sex reassignment surgery in the 2007 documentary alexis arquette, she's my brother. no cause of death has been given. arquette was a sibling to fellow actors, david, rosanna and patricia arquette. alexis arquette was 47 years old. there was a a group called the irreverent warriors that uses humor to help mamey the psychological events of war. the event is meant to be a humorous antidote to the problem of suicide. >> the intent is to start out the day with a life like immediately you see all these big dudes with beards and little shorts. you can't be serious. >> today's march is extra special since it's the anniversary of the september 11th attacks. a package thief caught on camera, coming up the surveillance video and word of an arrest. >> and a thrilling opening game for the raiders in new orleans. sports up next. take your eggs. even your o organics chips. and join the organic movement. organic food is no longer just for the privileged few. now everyone can afford to go organic. o 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sensational particularly late. amari cooper makes up for it with a great catch and a 34- yard gain. right after that gave it to latavious murray who bulls his way into the end zone 10-3. you're thinking the raiders are going to make a big statement. however, they trail 17-10 at half. 3rd quarter oh, man, not this again, drew brees, 423 yards passing, 98 to brandon cook who beat shaun smith badly, no help from the safety in kenny norton, oh, not a good look from him. 98 yards, 24-10, but jalen rashard, his first nfl carry, 75 yards. that's the equivalent of hitting a grand slam in your first big league at bat, touchdown with the two-point conversion, 27-27, but brees again, a little flip to travaris cadet, 2-yard touchdown, 34-27. on comes carr not taking no for an answer. 11 plays, 75-yard drive. seth roberts has the raiders back in front 34-33 as the clock winds down. they don't go for the kick. they go for the two-point conversion and they get it. michael crabtree with del rio saying yeah, that's what we came here for and the rookie kicker for the saints will lutz has the chance to be a hero, 61 yards and wide, no good. the smile tells you everything. the raiders are 1-0 behind jack del rio who pulls the trigger on that gutsy decision, great game. del rio explains it afterwards. >> i didn't really ask for any feedback there, you know. basically i let them know early in that drive. i said when we go score here, we're going to go for two and year going to win it right here. i think we're developing that skill, that ability to do that as an organization, as a team, and that grittiness that says hey, we're going to keep coming. i'm going to keep coming all day. we came here to win. that's what we're about. >> the message is loud and clear. these aren't the raiders you've seen the past decade or so. meantime the giants this isn't the team we've seen the last couple months. first batter gives you a little clue how this afternoon might proceed in a series sweep over arizona. denard span over and out, solo homer, 10th of the year. 1-0. 6th inning, brandon belt seems to be swinging out of a slump. they take the lead 3-2. 6th inning and matt moore, career high 11 strikeouts for him, the lefty doing his job. he would strike out the side there and giants in position to wrap it up here. it's hunter pence, sensational series. he's scored eight runs in the series knocking the ball around, two-run double to right. pagan scores easy. brandon crawford with the slide. giants sweep the series 5-3. dodgers lost to san francisco again only three games out in the west. it's time to cut your losses literally for the a's as they decide to let billy butler go. he signed that three year deal for $30 million. it just wasn't working out in any way possible. after he got into that clubhouse fight with danny valencia and suffered a concussion, you knew it was just a matters of time. they have given him -- matter of time. they have given him his pink slip, $10 million they owe him next year. billy butler probably going to have a tough time in my opinion getting another job in the major leagues. the a's were swept this weekend by seattle. we've got a ton more sports. we're going to hear from jack del rio and, of course, derek carr, show you all the happenings in the nfl and it's not over yet, 49ers tomorrow, preview that as well, sports tram at 11:00. >> thanks, mark. remembering -- wrap at 11:00. >> thanks, mark. remembering 9/11. >> also ahead a hit and run in the south bay, three people seriously injured. >> closed captioning for the 10:00 news brought to you by mancini sleep world. our top story tonight, hillary clinton was attending the 9/11 ceremony in new york city today when she suddenly fell ill and had to leave. the democratic presidential nominee appeared wobbly. you can see her standing next to the guardrail there as she got into an suv. she was diagnosed with pneumonia last friday and put on antibiotics. the doctors also told clinton to lighten up her schedule. during this morning's event she said she felt overheated. she went to her daughter's apartment to rest up and reportedly felt great about an hour 1/2 later. republican nominee donald trump was also at today's memorial at the world trade center. today, of course, marks the 15th anniversary of a series of terrorist attacks that changed the nation forever. >> 19 terrorists hijacked four jetliners and used them as weapons of destruction against the u.s. we have more on the memorials today for the victims of the september 11th attacks. >> reporter: thousands gathering at ground zero in new york city to remember the lives lost in the september 11th terror attacks, family members reading the names of the almost 3,000 victims. [ bell tolling ] >> reporter: governor andrew cuomo announcing new york state will be building a monument to 9/11 first responders paying tribute to those who lost their lives as well as survivors who continue to suffer from health- related issues. >> you will never be alone especially the people we lost on 9/11 and the hundreds and hundreds of people who helped on 9/11 and have gotten sick since. >> reporter: at the pentagon president obama placing a wreath of white lillies in the memorial garden. 184 people died when american flight 77 slammed into the building. >> we remember and will never forget the nearly 3,000 beautiful lives taken from us so cruelly. >> reporter: at the flight 93 national memorial in shanksville, pennsylvania, the crew members that died in that crash are honored with the reading of names and tolling of bells. >> remember the lessons we learned as a community, as a country, a world, we stand stronger together. >> reporter: smaller tributes were held overseas. u.s. and nato forces marked the solemn day with a short ceremony at nato headquarters in kabul and just outside jerusalem a ceremony was held at the jnf 9/11 memorial. it's the only monument outside the u.s. that lists the names of the nearly 3,000 victims lost in the attacks. homeland security secretary jeh johnson said the united states is now safer against 9/11 type terror attacks but that the nation must remain vigilant against those lone wolf style strikes. now to the south bay where firefighters say a hit and run accident today left three people seriously injured shortly after 1 a.m. this morning on allen rock avenue a few blocks from capital expressway. it took emergency crew over 30 minutes to free the victims who were trapped inside their car. >> t bone type accident. there was significant damage on the right side of one of the cars. there were three people pinned inside that car. all three of them have been transmitted to local trauma centers -- transported to local trauma centers. >> police are still looking for people in the second vehicle who drove away from the scene. in oakland authorities released the name of a rodeo man killed today in another hit and run. alameda county coroner's official say 40-year-old steven lee died after 2 a.m. this morning on interstate 980 near the 27th street on ramp. lee was on a motorcycle. a dark colored van apparently rear-ended him and drove off. the motorcyclist died at the scene. the highway patrol is asking anyone with information about the accident to contact them. the veterans administration and u.s. postal inspectors are investigating the theft of hundreds of bottles of narcotics apparently stolen from patients at a mail sorting facility in west sacramento. the medicine was on its way to patients including bruce lowry, a veteran in chronic pain from a series of accidents. three of the last six monthly shipments of pain drugs have not arrived at his house. he's filed several reports with the post office which tells him they can follow the tracking number only so far. >> every time they check on it it's in west sacramento lost. >> reporter: at the sorting facility. >> yeah. lost. what do you mean lost? it's been stolen and you people are doing nothing, you know, to stop this. >> a va police spokesman says five postal workers have recently been convicted of being involved in mail theft, but it's unclear if any of them were involved in the theft of lowry's drugs. the u.s. post office has tightened security at this sorting center, but lowry said his pharmacy won't send more pills by mail until they're sure the drugs won't be stolen. so each month he has to drive an hour to travis air force base to get his medication. in another mail they incident police in el cerrito announced the arrest of a man suspected of stealing packages left on the front porch of a home. this is surveillance video of the incident that happened august 30th. the man is 36-year-old noriel bautista of hayward. he was spotted yesterday morning on oregon ton boulevard in older is -- on arlington boulevard in el cerrito. he was backed into the contra costa county jail. making progress, coming up the latest on the lake fire in shasta county and what investigators say caused it. woah! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. woah, woah! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. (vo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. a school bus driver was killed today and several people were seriously injured after the bus ran into a concrete wall at the denver international airport. the bus had just picked up high school football players from the airport after a tournament in southern california. more than a dozen student athletes and football coaches were hospitalized. some of them are in critical condition. majors say the driver had -- players say the driver had some sort of medical issue. she was driving one of three buses and had turned to go back to the airport when she crashed. police say she may have been trying to get help. firefighters are making progress against a fire burning near shasta lake. the fire started yesterday and burned an estimated 75 acres. it's about 50% controlled. there are reports three homes have been destroyed and several others badly burned. >> just the way it is nowadays with the wildlands. there are so many homes that just almost every fire nowadays is having what we would call structures threatened. structures are a priority, life, property, then the environment. so we use our resources accordingly. >> the fire was said to have started as the result of a car accident after an intoxicated driver ran his jeep cherokee off the road sparking the fire. crews plan on working throughout the night to put out the flames. temperatures, we've been talking about a bit of a cooling trend all weekend long. it will stick around monday and tuesday. on live stormtracker 2 you can see a few showers moving into portions of nevada moving out of the sierra and low clouds and fog banked up against the coastline. pretty good onshore wind as well, the transmit mechanism to push the fog back into the bayside locations and some of the inland spots as well. current numbers, 50s and 60s, livermore 56, santa rosa 54 and san francisco checking in 57 degrees. it will be a cool to borderline mild monday out there. here's our leave camera looking out toward the bay bridge. you get the idea. we still have some overcast pushing its way back into the region. tomorrow coastal spots near 60 degrees, around the bay in the 60s, inland neighborhoods 70s, only low to mid-70s. here's the forecast model monday morning 6:00 showing you some of the scattered low clouds. skies becoming partly cloudy and breezy into the afternoon hours. notice no major heat. we're just talking about 60s and 70s by 4:00 tomorrow afternoon. also 9ers on monday night football, we are expecting partly cloudy skies, temperatures tomorrow evening in the mid-60s. we could have a bit of a breeze, winds northwest around 20 miles an hour. the winds may be dropping to the south monday and tuesday and temperatures capped, 60s and 70s, winds picking up around 25, maybe 30 miles an hour especially just offshore and the higher terrain in the north bay and east bay hills. stronger winds could be expected later in the day monday evening into tuesday morning. beyond tuesday we'll gradually begin to warm up those numbers coming up in the five-day forecast. once again we're looking at this particular model to show you possibly a few light showers popping up across parts of the region. this could be late monday night into tuesday morning, maybe in the form of some drizzle, something we'll watch monday night into tuesday morning, the slight chance of a shower and the cooling trend remains in place monday and tuesday. here's our forecast highs for tomorrow, no 90s, no 80s, warmest locations mid-70s out toward antioch and brentwood. san francisco 62, pacifica 60 and san jose right around 70, gilroy 73. here is a look ahead, your five- day forecast and temperatures, not changing too much into tuesday. we gradually warm up numbers wednesday. by friday we're anything the warmest locations inland could be close to 90 degrees. we'll hold onto that pattern through saturday and sunday. it's starting to look and feel like fall with this system moving in. it's interesting. there's the chance they could have some sierra snow monday night into tuesday. it's way up above 9,000 feet, but still gives you an idea things are changing. >> so it could be a wet winter maybe? too early to tell? >> too early to say. we have high hopes. >> mark, thank you. still ahead tonight never forgotten, the investigation coming up into the killing of a teenage girl nearly 40 years ago. you live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. the killing of a teenage girl whose body was found off the antioch shoreline back in 1980 has haunted her friends, family and police ever since. >> ktvu crime reporter henry lee looks at the case on tonight's bay area unsolved. >> reporter: 14-year-old suzanne bomadeer was a popular antioch student. her smile lit up a room. she had her whole life ahead of her, but in 1980 she disappeared as she baby sat her nieces at her sister's townhouse in antioch. six days later fishermen spotted her body floating in the antioch river. she had been sexually assaulted and stabbed in the chest. 36 years later her killing remains unsolved. >> this was a kidnapping. >> reporter: former antioch police detective greg block remains haunted by the case. >> i remember the case like it was yesterday. it's the 1 case the last 36 years i've kept with me, the 1 case i basically can't let go. >> reporter: a few days ago suzanne's childhood friends denise and lisa reunited for the first time since junior high. we paid a visit to suzanne's headstone in lafayette. >> she never got to get her driver's license. she never got to go to prom. she never got to get married or go to people's weddings and just take a vacation or travel the world because life was just taken away from her way too short. >> now that they have the technology i mean i think they need to get a move on it and try to find out who did this horrible crime. >> reporter: denise, mother of two, said her friend's killing has forever shattered her sense of security. >> i'm an overprotective apparent -- parent and that's the way it is. i have people that don't understand and never will until they have something like that affect their life. >> reporter: investigators still want justice. >> this was a very emotional incident that happened to our community 36 years ago. at this point she's not forgotten. >> reporter: greg who worked the case said he's confident suzanne's killer will be found. >> i don't think any stone should be left unturned in regards to this case with suzanne because i do believe that it can be solved. >> reporter: after 36 years friends of suzanne bomadeer hope someone out there will provide the tip that will bring closure to her family. henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. nevada police are holding a gun buyback tuesday and residents from four counties are invited to participate. working semiautomatic handguns and assault rifles could fetch as much as $200 apiece. other guns will get as much as $100 each. residents from marin county, san francisco, contra secretary of state a and sonoma counties -- contra costa and sonoma counties can turn in their guns. we'll post a link on our website under web links if you'd like the locations. the chip kelly era officially begins tomorrow, but how much do we really know about the 49ers head coach? 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>> nobody! >> reporter: jim tomsula, simply miscast. chip kelly? who knows. it's difficult to get a sense of what does make the 49ers new coach tick. the team does not allow one on one interviews and his answers at press conferences are somewhat vague and evasive. for instance, after his highly successful college career his transition to the nfl was a disaster. kelly was basically run out of philadelphia for reasons seemingly more related to his handling of player issues off the field than his actual football acumen, but when asked if he was doing anything difference with the 49ers, he was glib. >> put it a lot more sunscreen on. >> reporter: since it is virtually impossible to ask kelly questions in anything other than a group scenario, it might make more sense to ask those he is coaching to get a sense of what chip kelly is all about. he's known as an offensive innovator whose fast paced game plans have met with mixed success. a man who won the no. 1 quarterback job this summer, blaine gabbert, is clearly on board with kelly's ideology. >> he's a tremendous play caller in the field. >> reporter: there's no question kelly brings a true coaching presence with him, adroitly handling the colin kaepernick firestorm and brushing off his handling of players in philadelphia. he has reached out to team leaders in san francisco and apparently made sure they know where he's coming from. >> we heard a lot of stories, but like i said, in the spring when he got here, he called me and ever since then the relationship has been fine. the past is the past. >> as far as coach kelly, he's a players coach. he takes good care of us and his energy level is there. so it's a trickle down effect. >> reporter: from all reports kelly considers himself not only an rate isor but a -- an innovator, but a coach who lives on the bleeding edge in technology when it comes to getting the most out of the athletes he coaches. so far his ideas have been well received. >> he's into the science of the sport. we had a couple doctors come in, a couple marines come in to talk about how to take care of your body because we perform at a high level. i'm into, that so i like it. >> reporter: at this point with a predictably rough season ahead kelly has coasted through without controversy his first several months on the job. the only way to keep things calm is winning, but with a derth of talent on this team, that went to be easy. we'll have to see a year from now what the question mark about chip kelly turns into. i'm mark ibanez for fox 2 sports. >> it's been a long list of coaches. we were all going over those, so many. >> some good, some not so good. we'll find out starting tomorrow night. let's get one more check of the weather. it looks like it's starting off cool. >> partly cloudy skies, a bit of a breeze and temperatures, yeah, no 90s, no 80s, just 60s and 70s. we warm up later in the week by thursday and friday up to the low 90s. >> nice and cool tomorrow night in santa clara. >> bring the jacket and sweater. >> good football weather. >> thanks for making ktvu your source for news. sports wrap is next. >> good night. a dramatic season opener down in new orleans, how a gutsy call propelled the raiders to one of their greatest comebacks in recent memory. >> the giants waking up from their 2nd half slumber doing something they haven't in two months. >> why the a's said adios to a player they still owe more than $10 million to. >> from big man on campus to third stringer in street clothes, how cal's jared goff is dealing with life as an nfl no. 1 pick. >> hey, no need to get angry. it's time to have a little fun. well, maybe not that much fun. sports wrap starts now. >> fox 2 nissan sports wrap starts now.