in san jose, marianne favro pro, nbc bay area news. >>> coming up on this special edition of nbc bay area news, they just found the body of -- >> the people previous to look at. >> okay. coming up on this special edition of nbc bay area news, they found the body of the teen, kyeli rodni. now, another california woman won search. >>> once again, for the coast and peninsula, starting up tomorrow. i will finish the weekend off for us, with heat in the seven- day forecast. a closer look when we come right back. >>> they make in their forever homes tonight. we'll tell you about our successful clear the shoulders event, and how you can still help adopt a pet in need. wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. comcast is committing $1 billion dollars so millions more students can continue to get the tools they need to build a future o

as nbc bay area's joe rosatto jr. tells us. >>> i had a normal 9:00 to 5:00, i quit my job and joined the circuit. >> reporter: in the gritty section of industrial oakland performers christine lee hone their circuit dream. they formed dahlias entertainment, an asian american run event with weddings and festivals. but when the pandemic hit, the big top came down on all the group's bookings. >> we lost all of our work. >> reporter: as the women decided whether to try to continue out of the blue came an offer from an acquaintance lee knew from the tech world. >> he reached out and said, hey, i know that the dahlias have gone through a really rough patch because of covid. >> reporter: lee said dillman, a prominent tech leader, wanted to book her troupe. according to texts provided by lee, dillman wanted to go big to support the performers. >> he kept saying things like triple the budget, pay performers three times the amount, pay for all the flights. >> reporter: the dahlias hired 20 people for the event from staff to per

were still on the property but the fbi said they found 11 boxes of classified materials >>> plus new nbc reporting on the tip that may have sparked the search >>> the suspect in the attack on author salman rushdie charged with attempted murderch the fbi now investigating possible ties to iran what investigators found in his home. plus the latest on rushdie's condition. >>> new warning for americans to shelter in place in a popular mexico tourist destination as one cartel goes on a rampage setting cars on fire and terrorizing the city >>> star nfl quarterbacker deshaun watson reverses course and apologizes to the dozen of women accusing him for sexual misconduct. >> i'm truly sorry to all the women i've impacted in this situation. >>> the spike in theft of two major car brands and the dangerous joy rides caught on camera how to make sure it doesn't happen to you. >>> and the apparent meteor streaking across utah and the thundering booms heard across the state where did it hit >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with jose diaz-balart. >>> good evening the shocking headline from this w

. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with jose diaz-balart. >>> good evening, we begin tonight with the horrific day-long terror attack. we know that at least 20 people were killed and 40 injured when terrorists linked to al qaeda stormed a hotel in somalia in eastern africa and took hostages. it started with a bomb and there had been gunfire between the terrorists and the authorities throughout the terrifying ordeal. some guests and staff were rescued early in the siege, others held hostage for more than a day. the u.s. is condemning the attack, which comes just as the u.s. military ramps up activity in the country, targeting this specific terror group a half dozen times this summer. matt bradley starts us off tonight with the very latest. >> reporter: tonight, an upscale hotel, under siege in somalia. gunfire still being heard more than 24 hours into a hostage standoff that killed at least 20 and wounded more than 40, including children dr. adan, who spent hours transporting victims to the nearby hospital, recalled the terror group haphazardly opening fire the attack has alre

so you're probably getting the alerts from our nbc bay area app. you've seen it on our web page as well. excessive heat watch for the entire bay area community. right now the coast 70s to 80s. near the bay 80s to 90s. inland, 100 to 110. at this point it doesn't look like any major wind. so we have to remember to drink plenty of water. also, don't forget the pets. hot car danger. you know, parked car with the windows up can go as hot as 150 degrees. so check twice before you leave anyone or anything in it. that of course is very important to you. right here in concord, we get up to 108 on monday. that's the new change. it looks like labor day will be the hottest day in the event. it will last four days. and after that, will slide down. my next thursday will be in the low 90s. right here in san francisco we do have some 80s back with us saturday, sunday, monday and tuesday with this heatwave. and you'll see through the inland valleys, we do go up to 99 thursday. but the heatwave officially starts on saturday when it does get dangerous for us. >> a l

in washington, alice barr, nbc news. >>> who is behind it and why? we now know more about a billboard that popped up in san francisco that says don't move to texas and texas miracle died , texas miracle believed to be referenced to the regulatory model and economy. uvalde the side of the elementary school shooting massacre, the billboard comes after the population in the golden state declined and increased in texas, one out of every 10 transplants in texas is from california, the billboard was released to advertisers as a company based in chicago and we reached out to find out who is behind it but we have not heard back. >>> reaction from texas lawmakers after the firing of the uvalde school district police chief. we brought you the news yesterday at 5:30. in the meeting the school board voted to dismiss pete arrendondo, since the shooting parents of uvalde have demanded law enforcement be held responsible after it was found law enforcement waited more than one hour to confront the gunman, some are calling for greater accountability. >> we have yet t

nbc bay area's marianne favro joins us with the latest on this investigation. >> reporter: i just spoke with the daughter of the resident that died. she told me her mother was 94 years old, and she had lived here at atria park since 2020. right now, san mateo police detectives are inside the facility conducting interviews. while police are not commenting, sources with direct knowledge of the investigation tell us san mateo fire crews were called to the facility on saturday and transported two residents to peninsula hospital in burlingame. one woman later died. another resident is in critical condition, and a third was taken to a different hospital. atria is a large facility described online as having 135 various apartments spread across three floors. a source close to the investigation says this may be a case where someone thought they were pouring some kind of juice for the residents, but instead ended up giving some of the residents some kind of poisonous liquid to all three. now, we went to atria park to talk to the director, but we were told she was not available. we reached out to

nbc will carry that speech live. back to you. >> thank you, scott. >>> a followup on the legal stalemate involving the 49ers and the city of santa clara. city leaders yesterday did not vote on the team's offer to settle legal battles. is this is the second time this month santa clara leaders have debated but not decided on the team's settlement proposal. >>> everybody is talking about the heat coming our way. i guess we won't see the bulk of it until the weekend. >> until the weekend. we have a little bit more time. enjoy it because it looks nice out there. as you're getting ready to step out the door, maybe you're going to lunch, this is a live look outside in san jose. you can see the fountains on downtown. a little bit of a haze to the sky as our temperatures are right now at a comfortable 68 degrees. looks so nice, we're headed for the low 80s today. and this is about normal. maybe even slightly cool than normal for this time in august. the seven-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen. this is to h

nbc bay area's ian cull has the latest from san mateo. >> reporter: tonight we know a little more about exactly where and how three elderly patients were poisoned. it happened inside the ate tryia park of san mateo's memory care ward. sources with direct knowledge of the investigation tell our investigative unit that security video shows the incident. we're told that video shows a worker using a chemical known as ecolab 66, a heavy-duty bathroom cleaner and disinfectant. it comes in a large container, and the worker decided to power some into a smaller jug. however, the jug they chose is the same type the facility used to serve fruit juice. another worker confused the containers and served the chemical to residents. the 93-year-old woman who died was a long-time resident of san mateo with nine children who all want answers. >> it's a grievous mistake, and it's not one that you're going see too often. >> reporter: neil mccarthy is not associated with the case, but is an attorney specializing in elder abuse in the county. >> under california law the definition is failing to protect them f

. >> announcer: this is “nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening a disturbing warning tonight apparently tied to the fbi's search of former president donald trump's home last week fbi and homeland security advising agents in a joint intelligence bulletin of an increase in threats to federal law enforcement, identifying threats coming online, some reportedly with personal information of possible targets attached, addresses, family members at least one suspect now charged tonight after threatening posts were allegedly linked to him. mr. trump himself warning today about what could happen if the temperature of the country is not cooled down the ex-president also accusing the fbi of seizing his passports during its execution of the search warrant. kelly o'donnell starts us off tonight with late details >> reporter: tonight federal agents at heightened risk. barriers up at fbi offices and secret service posts hardened against new threats motivated by anger over the fbi search at mar-a-lago today these federal court documents show a pennsylvania man charged after making online threa

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nbc bay area's ian cole is with us. with no information. >> reporter: they are helping in day four of the search, trying to find clues in a heavily wooded area, and the sheriff has a message for people at the party friday night. tonight, the county sheriff releasing this new surveillance photo of 16-year-old kiely rodni, friday night at 6:00 at a local business in truckee, before she disappeared wearing a black spaghetti strap bodysuit, green pants and black vans. today, more than 100 volunteers taking a moment to pray for her safe return. as they were joining seth agencies and now the fbi inserting for her, she was attending a party late friday night at the family campground. >> other agents will appear, helping run down some of those priority information and leads that have come through. >> reporter: crews are trying to find kiely rodni and her silver honda cr-v, combing the area on the ground and from the air. detectives now know more about the loss time better from paint. >> the last information that we have for cel

miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> now to an nbc news exclusive. after a summer of airline melt downs the transportation department is warning airlines to improve their customer service policies or the government will order changes to compensate passengers for delays or cancellations. here's tom costello. >> reporter: after receiving billions in taxpayer support during the pandemic the nation's airlines are tonight under intense pressure. improve their customer service or the government could soon impose tough new passenger rights. transportation secretary pete buttigieg. so now you're kind of laying down the law for the airlines. they can either pony up on their own or you're going to enforce this for them. >> that's right. i'm giving them an opportunity right now. we can do more rule makings and even more enforcement. >> reporter: in a letter to airline ceos buttigieg writes the level of disruptions americans have experienced this summer is unacceptable. 23% of u.s. flights delayed an average of 52 minutes. contributing factors weather and air-tr

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. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, everyone the national archives is offering new insight this evening into the nature of classified documents that triggered cascading alarm bells since at least the start of the year over materials held by former president trump. today the archives posting a letter sent to trump lawyers earlier this year after the ex-president turned over 700 pages of classified documents, some believed to be among the nation's most guarded secrets. the letter warning the department of justice was looking into the case and tonight new reporting by "the new york times" about the august 8th search of mr. trump's home citing those briefed on the matter, it offers new characterizations on the number and sensitivity of the documents recovered by the fbi. kristen welker has late details >> reporter: tonight, stunning new revelations about those documents recovered from mar-a-lago according to "the new york times," citing people briefed on the matter more than 300 documents had classified markings. some were handed over by former president

good night. >>> next on nbc bay area news tonight, two planes collided in midair. we are live on the scene with new information. >>> also, some uneasy memories in the san bruno. pg&e crews back near the side of the deadly pipeline explosion . we will tell you i. >>> plus, we are finally getting the inside story of the drowning at a high school in danville. it happened during pe class four years ago. chilling details about a distracted teacher and heartbroken parents. >>> the blame game continues in oakland. we are talking to the mayor.

jake ward, nbc news, oakland, california >> amazing stories within the stories. that's "nightly news" for this tuesday. thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. thank you for all that you do. i know there isn't much you have to do for me you have the biggest heart i'm glad to have you in my life. >>> i'm raj mathai, next on nbc news, bay area tonight, we will break down all the dangerous hotspots and the possibility of lightning tomorrow. >>> another trouble hi rise, accusations of theft, we have the video. and day 11 and still no sight of kiely rodni, the missing 16- year-old, there's an update in the investigation, we are joined by her mother. >>> and tonight, the elections could impact the 2024 presidential race. >>> good evening, this is nbc bay area news tonight, i'm

good night >>> next on nbc bay area news , the biggest fire in the state so far this year. our investigative unit uncovers a possible cause and details about an inspection in the area just before the fire started. >>> video from the dui crash scene of paul pelosi, the husband of nancy pelosi sentenced to five days in jail in napa county. >>> a silicon valley startup that changes the sound of your voice in real-time. >> critics say that this is a whitewash.

kristen welker, nbc news, the white house. >>> all right. in 60 seconds the poliovirus detected in new york city wastewater what health officials are now saying >>> tragedy in california family and friends speaking out after anne heche's fiery car crash. stay with us >>> all right. we are back with a discovery raising alarm among health officials. the poliovirus detected in wastewater here in new york city after a nearby county reported the first polio infection in the u.s. since 2013 officials say only about 86% of young children in new york city have been fully vaccinated against polio and that number is far smaller in other parts of the country. >>> we turn to sad news from hollywood tonight. actress anne heche declared legally dead today a week after her fiery car crash. her car slamming into a los angeles home her grieving family with an emotional message tonight. >> reporter: tonight actress anne heche is legally dead after a fiery crash in los angeles a week ago her former partner ellen degeneres tweeting, this is a sad day. heche's f

. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with kate snow >>> good evening it took every democratic senator and the vice president to do it. and tonight, the president and his party are celebrating the passage of legislation named the inflation reduction act, while republicans are warning it will hurt the economy, not help the vote came after a marathon weekend for senators, and an all-nighter last night. the end result would be the biggest government expenditure ever approved to fight climate change the bill also contains provisions to lower health care costs, and it raises taxes on corporations our ali vitali has been pulling long hours following all of it she starts us off tonight. >> it's been a long time in coming >> reporter: an evening of celebration for democrats. [ cheers ] >> big win >> reporter: passing their signature health care, economic and climate bill after a all-night marathon of procedural votes that stretched well into sunday afternoon >> vote after vote after vote, we have done this with no sleep. >> reporter: vice president kamala harris breaking a tie on the bill that

nbc bay area's christie smith is in the crowd. kristi, the scene is almost pre- pandemic. >> reporter: that's right. this is about the time that people really start showing up. the gate is just on the other side of where we are standing and people come through there. they take a soapy with range for dave and up over the hill. this is the view that they get. a lot of smiling faces out you today, people ready to enjoy outside lands and the way they remember it for covid. they should get a reverse musical lineup and nearly 100 food vendors. and in a way, a chance to party like it is 2019. expect big crowds in golden gate park as the area's biggest music festival returns in full force. fans say it is worth the trip. >> just the atmosphere more than anything. i've been to multiple other festivals and this is the most friendly festival. >> this is the first time i don't know what to expect. i've been hearing nothing but great things about them. >> became infrarenal from the three-day festival celebrating music, delicious food, wine, and

now supporting the massive climate and economic bill plus the pressure mounting on the president with nbc news reporting some democratic donors are frustrated ahead of 2024 >>> just in the breaking verdict in the alex jones trial ordered to pay $45 million in damages. the severe weather leading to more than a thousand flight cancellations nationwide plus the latest on that deadly lightning strike the rising death toll. the house fire leaving ten dead including three children the latest on the investigation. demanding justice. the teen who died under the weight of police officers. his family saying he was george floyd before george floyd. my investigation tonight. indiana poised to become the first in the country to pass a near total ban on abortion after roe v. wade was overturned. and the unforgettable umpire flipping the script and inspiring america. >>> good evening everyone pessimism about the state of the american economy turned to welcome surprise today with new numbers confirming the nation is still cranking out jobs at a brisk pace a whopping 528,000 new jobs added last month. the

as for the documents that were taken from mar-a-lago, two law enforcement officials tell nbc news more than a week after the search, agents are still sifting through the large haul of 27 boxes containing 11 sets of classified information. for his part today, mr. trump released a link to a memo he sent in 2021 where he purportedly declassified some material but legal experts say that's irrelevant to the potential crimes prosecutors are investigating. adding urgency, a source familiar with the matter tells nbc news inside trump world there are discussions about whether to release surveillance video of the search eric trump was asked earlier this week if the footage would be released >> absolutely, sean. at the right time. >> reporter: meanwhile, in new york today, allen weisselberg, the former chief financial officer of the trump organization, pleaded guilty to tax fraud charges, admitting he took $1.7 million in untaxed perks, including free rent, school tuition, and multiple mercedes automobiles. weisselberg agreed to pay nearly $2 million in taxes and fines and serve five months in ja

. >> live in livermore, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >>> if you haven't downloaded our free nbc bay area app, it's very useful. you can keep an eye on the rising temperatures by typing in your zip code and you'll get a forecast for where you live. >> happening now, day two of a strike by kaiser mental health workers. you can see union members are out there and they've been out there since early this morning. across northern california and the central valley, about 2,000 workers are striking including counselors, psychologists and staff. it comes in the wake of those stalled contract talks. workers there demanding higher pay, increased staffing and patient wait times. kaiser is saying workers are getting the fair offer. >> if someone has to wait three months, six months and they're already in acuity of a crisis, that crisis is going to become full-blown where they'll need more services and care at that point. >> the union's proposal to reduce time directly seeing patients comes at a time when we're faced with a 30% increase in demand for mental health care. >> kaiser also saying they

you can see the new season starting today on nbc. please welcome simon cowell, heidi klum, sofia vergara, and terry crews! [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> kelly: i'm good. i had you sit next to me appeared to be too nice to see you. >> kelly: i love everyone, you are my favorite. we have known each other longer. >> simon: how many years as it? >> simon: oh, my god, must be 20. i am 40. i am 40. >> simon: and it feels like yesterday. >> kelly: yeah, it is crazy. wait, did y'all not invite howie because last time he took his shirt off, were you embarrassed by howie, is that why he is not here? >> simon: shall i tell you what happened? >> kelly: like what? >> simon: he thought the show taped in new york. howie's in new york today. >> kelly: are you serious? >> simon: i swear. >> kelly: what kind of things is howie on? >> simon: i don't know but i called him and said where are you, and he said where are you? i met "the kelly clarkson show," oh, i thought it was in new york. >> kelly: oh, my god. we did open the season

nbc's morgan chesky was there in that area just days ago. morgan, good morning what's the latest there? >> cori, good morning. one of the things that makes this even more precarious is the fact that officials say this plant runs off of four massive power lines, three of which have been damaged, they believe by russian shelling that leaves just one power line left after that, the entire facility would have to run off of diesel generator, and there is no backup following that. so you can understand why the international community is absolutely paying attention to what's happening at the zaporizhzhia power plant as it stands right now, we are hearing growing reports of thousands of people fleeing the communities immediately surrounding the plant that at peak capacity one employee told us employees about 11,000 people we had a chance to speak at length with a former engineer who departed that area right as the russian occupation began back in march, describing the environment as oppressive and intimidating and here's what she had to say about li

ukraine after europe's largest plant is attacked our team on the ground in that city >>> plus, our nbc news exclusive tonight. the first camera ever allowed inside u.s. space command. what russia just did in orbit that has the u.s. now on alert. >>> snapchat rolling out its first ever parental controls. what it will allow parents to see >>> and the incredible moment caught on camera the little league batter hit by a pitch. then his amazing show of sportsmanship >>> plus, tennis superstar serena williams, her major announcement about her future on the court. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening i'm tom llamas in for lester tonight we are getting new information on that hours-long search of former president trump's mar-a-lago residence in florida with heightened security, we see it right here, flanking the compound nbc news reporting the search was tied to classified materia trump allegedly took from the white house when he left in 2021 the former president claiming in a statement that the fbi broke into a safe, calling the search, quote, unannounced

in san jose, ian cull, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. there is still no resolution to the contract stalemate involving striking kaiser mental health workers. workers have once again been out picketing all morning. it's now day three of the strike involving about 2,000 mental health workers in northern and central. they're demanding higher pay, increased staffing, and shorter wait times for patients. kaiser says it's making a fair offer to workers, and it hired nearly 200 clinicians since last year. >>> this is so nice. joyful reunion in fremont tonight. frankie the french bulldog has been found and is back home with his owner. take a look here. these are pictures from that reunion today. oh, so cute! you might remember the 3-month-old frenchie was stolen earlier this month. it happened in a 7-eleven parking lot on fremont boulevard. he weighed eight pounds at that time, wasn't wearing a collar. the family offered a $700 reward for his return. no word yet on how police found frankie, but they say they are very happy to see him back home.

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as you well know, we here at nbc understand that trend which is why you can find nbc bay area news on -- >> roku, amazon fire tv and online. >> great. we'll have a lot more about the pivot. scott will talk about it at 5:00 p.m. >> that's my trend now. >> i can't tell you how much i enjoy youtube. it's more than just cats playing piano. there is so much interesting content on there. cooking and everything. >> thanks. >>> happening now, striking kaiser mental health workers are back on the picket line once again. this is outside the santa clara facility where the workers have been gathering since early this morning. this is day if i have of an open end strike involving 2,000 workers across northern and central california. meanwhile, in oakland, those organizers are also gathering at kaiser's oakland medical center. this is a live look from nbc bay area sky ranger and the strikers, the striking workers there, will soon march to the corporate headquarters where that rally will then get underway. it is supposed to happen around noon today. in a statement just in this midday, kaiser says in

jaxon van derbeken, nbc bay area news. stronach a teenager is that after leading officers on a high-speed chase. a few blocks from the southern hospital, officer say that they tried to pull the teen over for speeding. his pickup truck wouldn't stop. and shortly leading officers on a high-speed chase, he crashed and was ejected from his truck. officer say he was not wearing a seat bait and died with his injuries. he was 17 years old. a 16-year-old girl was in the passenger seat of the truck who suffered minor injuries. >>> in the -- former ufc champ entered a not guilty plea in court this morning. velazquez is a mixed martial arts star. back in february, prosecutors say during an 11 mile car chase he shot a man accused of molesting a young relative of velazquez. he's been behind bars ever since. the man who says he is one of his training but he says he is holding up well in spite of the circumstances. >> is doing pretty good. i think he is a very strong man and i think he is -- obviously he wants to be home with his kids. i

friends told an nbc affiliate the grad student does not know how to swim. kate >>> now overseas to russia, where investigators are piecing together clues after a car bomb exploded today, killing the daughter of one of vladamir putin's allies, a fierce defender on the war with ukraine josh letterman reports. >> reporter: tonight, investigators say the car bomb that killed the daughter of one of vladamir putin's allies may have been a contract killing eyewitness video showing what's believed to be the suv she was driving engulfed in flames her father, alexander dugan, appears to be on the scene, visibly distraught russian authorities say she was likely murdered, a bomb placed under her seat. the question is why. russian state run media citing witnesses saying her father decided last minute to travel in a different vehicle and may have been the target himself. he has been called putin's brain, whose right wing views found their way into putin's speeches, including his staunch support for invading ukraine views echoed by his daughter, seen on state tv on thursd

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. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with kate snow >> good evening. from water to fire, we have two very different natural disasters to update you on tonight in northern california, extreme temperatures and bone-dry conditions fueling the mckinney fire 2,000 residents have been evacuated the fire expanding this weekend to cover 50,000 acres now and then to the east in kentucky. it was raining again today after historic flooding caused by a once in a 1,000-year rainstorm on wednesday. the death toll has reached at least 28, but the governor is warning the number will continue to grow. we have two reports tonight, beginning with jesse kirsch in lost creek, kentucky >> reporter: tonight, eastern kentucky hit again. up to three more inches of rain and isolated flood threats plague the region still reeling from devastating floods >> we'll make it through that, too. >> reporter: the governor of kentucky visiting the disaster zone as new storms get in the way of rescue operations in an area where some homes are tucked into hillsides. kentucky's governor says

nbc bay area's ginger conejero saab is live in san francisco. this is where they're just wrapping up the visit. what are the senator's plans going forward? >> reporter: well, marcus, he spoke about making a real action to curb the spread of monkeypox, particularly its disproportionate effect on lgbt communities of color. his visit included a tour of the clinic at san francisco general as well as a press conference where senator padilla joined local health leaders in demanding more action. across the board everyone spoke about san francisco being recognized for being at the forefront of the fight against monkeypox. so far the city has administered over 21,500 doses of the vaccine, but that is still not enough to meet demand. you'll remember local health officials requesting 35,000 vaccines to satisfy the need and curb the spread of the virus. 8,000 doses are expected to arrive soonment when they will get here is still up in the air. currently the city has 683 total monkeypox cases. tomorrow marks 100 days since the first reported case in californ

chris pollone, nbc news, port canaveral, florida. >> nbc news will provide a special report when the historic launch gets under way. the "today" show's craig melvin and tom costello will provide special coverage from kennedy space center and cape canaveral. due to delays, we're tracking when the blastoff will take place. when it does, we'll carry it live on nbc bay area. >>> this morning, some are calling the tentative new deal to hike cal fire salaries long overdue. the new contract came into place late last week and includes a series of raises over the next year, shorter shifts and a monthly stipend for health insurance costs. cal fire crews are historically some of the lowest paid in the state, something the union has been pushing for, for years. union leaders say the idea is to get pay on par with that of other fire agencies as well as improving staffing shortages and reducing some of the job's most draining demands. >> it is the commitment from the administration to start reducing the work hours cal fire fighters they work a 72-hour shift, the longest in the country. >> firefigh

starker white now on nbc bay area news tonight, we are falling two developing stories. a 13-year-old shot at school. shawn and frightened parents. what we are about how it went down. >>> also a bizarre turn of events on the peninsula. an accidental poisoning at a senior living center. sources tell us the big rooms of thought they were drinking juice. >>> plus, complaints from airline passengers are skyrocketing. what you should know if you are hopping on a flight anytime soon. >>> thousands of dead fish showing up at lake merritt. it is linked to a larger and unprecedented problem happening in the bay area.

in marin county, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> in the wrong place at the wrong time. an innocent bystander was shot at lake merritt today. the suspect is in custody. happened this afternoon on bellevue avenue, near the rotary nature center, not far from children which was closed today. when officers arrived, they found a man who had been shot twice. he is now in stable condition. investigators say, the suspect was targeting another man, but missed. >>> a disheartening story now in san francisco. the police chief, announcing an arrest in a high-profile attack on a 70-year-old asian woman. of the four people arrested, three are under the age of 15. as nbc bay area news explains, the chief says, he wants to send a message to those responsible for this wave of attacks on asian elders. they will be found and prosecuted. >> there's a lot of victims t there. as mentioned, by many people here today, we just want to announce it. >> reporter: in chinatown today, top community leaders and officers, police chief bill scott announced multiple arrests in a ylight beating of a 70-ye

nbc bay area news's cheryl hurd is in contra costa county. >> reporter: when gabe and his wife walked up to the microphone after meeting with district attorney dina beckham, her staff and law enforcement in a close-to two-are many, gabe said, it was productive, even though they feel they had to protest last friday in front of this office to secure the meeting. >> we were kind of like wanting this to be a successful meeting. but we are not 100% satisfied about this meeting. >> reporter: that's because gabe and his wife are focusing on the mother of alexis' ex- boyfriend, marshall jones. jones was shot and killed by police in seattle on the day they went to arrest him on murder charges. authorities say, he lunged at them with a knife. the gabe family believes jones' mother helped cover up the crime, and they think she should be charged. >> we strongly feel that she knows this. but as far as where a marshal had the body, i can't say. i can't say she does. >> reporter: nbc bay area news is not reporting the mother's name, because she has not been charged with the crime, but she was brough

earlier this year, nbc exquisitely profiled the group when they helped a family find their missing mom. they specialize in cold cases of people gone missing in their cars or underwater. kiely rodni's extended family reaching out to the scuba diving team for help. >> unfortunately, almost everyone that we find are in areas that other agencies have already searched. that goes back to the rare skill set that we have. >> reporter: the team coming in just days after authorities announcing they are scaling back the search for kiely rodni. >> we have had over 9000 hours into man hours searching which is astronomical, our base problem is, where we go and how do we sustain this? remind law enforcement agencies have been searching for the 16- year-old or her car. surveillance video has been circulating documenting where she was last seen hours before her disappearance two weeks ago. at the campground in truckee. her family is holding onto hope. bishop believes that if she is underwater, they will find her. >> there are no longer type teams present, there have been a lot of things that have been

nbc bay area's marianne favro is live with these new developments and what they're now saying may have happened. >> reporter: yes. atria park just issued a statement confirming that three residents here apparently were served some kind of dish washing liquid instead of juice. now, we've learned that a 94-year-old woman was rushed to the hospital saturday where she later died. two other residents, who also drank the liquid, remain hospitalized. including one who is in critical condition. in a statement tonight, atria park said, when this occurred, our staff immediately contacted authorities, and the residents were transported to the hospital for evaluation and treatment. we are conducting our own internal investigation, and the employees involved have been suspended until this investigation concludes. we will continue working with the police and department of social services to fully review and assess the incident, after which we will take additional actions as needed. today we spotted san mateo police detectives at the facility, conducting interviews. atria san mateo is a large facilit

make sure to download our free nbc bay area app. type in your z.i.p. code to get a forecast for where you live. >>> we are now less than seven hours away from thousand of kaiser mental health workers going on strike in the bay area. last-minute negotiations before kaiser and the union and mental health workers have ended without agreement. nbc barry bay areas correspondent has the story. >> reporter: some patients have already told us they had their appointments canceled. with negotiations stalled these kaiser mental health clinicians are focusing on making picket signs for a strike tomorrow. they say they plan to walk up a job at kaiser medical centers in san jose and san francisco and an effort to cut down on patients long waits for appointments. been annexing people that are suicidal that have depression, that are ancient age anxious, seeing them every two months is not enough area >> reporter: numbers of the national union of healthcare workers are also fighting for more time outside of clinical care to send emails and patient care. kaiser said it

here's nbc bay area's ian cole. >> tonight, zeroing in on the source. the napa county health officer says they identified a large air-conditioning unit on the roof of the embassy suites napa valley had traces of legionella. a virus that causes a legionnaire's disease. three patients are in the hospital. one on a ventilator. none of the patients were at the hotel rather neighbors. >> if the cooling agent is contaminated with bacteria it can disseminate for up to a mile. >> reporter: we also spoke to dr. dean well. he said people over 50 with severe lying conditions are most at risk and you can contact it by breathing in small droplets of water in the air that has been contaminated. it's not spread from person to person and can be treated with antibiotics when treated. >> depending on the concentration of bugs that is different. especially from a cooling tower, could be at risk. >> reporter: legionnaires is rare and they usually get up to two cases a year. as for the outbreak, they're still testing sources in the area. >> the investigation team continues

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they would like to hear from you. >>> an nbc telemundo exclusive. we are hearing from the family of the man found dead in his burning car. miguel del gado was found. he was homeless and had been living in his car for the past two years. tonight, his daughter tells us she still cannot accept what happened. >> it is still hard for me to accept the fact he is gone. i never thought this could happen to him. he was a very good person. for somebody to do that to him, to die the way he died. >> sjpd arrested another homeless man, martin cabrera, in connection with this crime. the motive is still under investigation. >>> a 34-year-old san francisco man is in jail accused of brutally attacking a former san francisco commissioner and now police are trying to figure out if that attack was racially motivated. 70-year-old gregory chu is a former arts and immigrants rights commissionerment he was beaten near his south of market home last tuesday. san francisco police have now arrested derek yearby for the attack. supervisor dorsey represents the district and says

>> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with kate snow >> good evening. i'm hallie jackson in for kate as we come on the air tonight, a new warning serving as a vivid illustration of a divided nation on edge with the fbi in a new bulletin describing a spike in threats against law enforcement. ever since that search of former president trump's mar-a-lago home on monday now we're seeing stepped-up security for officials around the country and a growing sense of unease about what could happen next if this violent talk keeps escalating our senior white house correspondent kelly o'donnell starts us off tonight. >> reporter: tonight, an alarming new warning sent to law enforcement about their own safety volatile fallout after some angry reactions to the court approved search of former president donald trump's florida estate monday a five-page joint intelligence bulletin states the fbi and dhs are aware of an increase in recent threats and calls for violence against federal law enforcement. u.s. government and judicial personnel in reaction to the fbi execution

maggie vespa, nbc news, chicago. >>> all right. we're back in a moment with a battle over a possible new law that could dramatically change the fast food industry >>> we're back with a fight over a landmark bill in california that aims to change the lives of fast-food workers and could transform the industry itself if the governor signs it into law. >> reporter: after months of rallies across california, the new legislative victory for fast-food workers could transform the industry and significantly impact the wages earned by hundreds of thousands of low-paid workers. >> i'm overjoyed i never thought to be part of a movement like this. >> reporter: under the bill, employees like evelyn barillas could easily make up to $22 an hour starting next year and an annual cost of living adjustment >> i have four children we're barely making ends meet to pay for our apartment. it would change my life completely. >> reporter: still in need of the governor's approval, the measure is a major step towards sectoral bargaining, which gives workers