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fires across the state were tracking dry and windy conditions as a red flag warning goes into effect for part of the bay area plus a veterinary clinic on wheels targeted by thieves. why the owners say it will have a major impact on the community. lauren mulholland drive a rave takes over the south bay. the music event drawing thousands where it could be part of a growing trend. the news at 11 starts right now. good evening, i'm giovanni, i'm terry mcsweeney. firefighters across california have been busy today fighting newly sparked fires. biggest fire burning south of us down on l.a. county. it is called the post fire. it's grown to 4400 acres. started around 2:00 this afternoon along the grapevine in gorman, which is about 70 miles north of los angeles. firefighters have evacuated about 1200 people. crews are battling the fire from

the ground and the air. right now, there is no containment. and north of the bay area in butte county, evacuation orders have been downgraded to warnings for the june's fire that's burning south of oroville. so far, flames have burned just over 1000 acres. it is 10% contained. and down here in the bay area a red flag warning has just taken effect in part of solano county. meteorologist rob mayeda is here with more on that warning. yeah. terry from solano county northward to central and southern lake county, this red flag warning now in effect for interior northern california from now all the way through 8:00 on monday evening. so fairly long duration events as we have to watch the wind and the dry conditions tomorrow morning. winds generally out of the west northwest, but humidity levels even during the morning in the 20 to 30% range, will continue to see the dry conditions setting up for the afternoon. areas across the interior east bay and north bay dropping with humidity levels below 25, but the driest of the conditions could kick in by

monday morning. this is as the winds start to change direction out of the north, so think of it as mid-afternoon dry at about 9 a.m. in the morning for the north bay, and then as you move forward, if the heating of the day and those blustery, dry conditions across the north bay and east bay hills, humidity levels possibly as low as the teens and single digits at times along the diablo range and north bay monday likely to be the peak of elevated fire danger risk around the bay area we'll have a closer look at the impact on temperatures and when cooler marine air could start to lower that fire danger risk in our full forecast coming up in eight minutes. all right. rob, and over the last week or so, we've seen a number of brush fires across the bay area. and that means as the summer goes on, we're likely to see power shutoffs. earlier this week, rob spoke with pg&e to find out how they determine if a power shut off is needed. and so you would be looking for any sort of patch burn where you have high fire risk and high wind risk and so

we're kind of in the season where we're starting to see high fire risk, and we're just waiting for the wind event or monitoring for the wind event. the shutoffs normally happen during the fall, and that is when brush and trees are at their driest. our free nbc bay area app is a great resource to have during fire season. if you haven't already downloaded it, scan the qr code to the right of your screen right here. it will take you right to the app store. new at 11. devastated and frustrated tonight, the owners of a veterinary clinic on wheels are wondering who would steal their trailer full of equipment. nbc bay area's alyssa goard spoke with the owners, who are now scrambling to figure out how they can continue serving the san leandro community. we've been in business for 19 years for husband and wife jessica and robert cardillo. it's been a labor of love. their business, cheap shots, offers low cost veterinary care in the east bay. much of it through a trailer packed with the supplies and medications they need. so if we open at 10 a.m. by 930, there's

about 20 people in line waiting for our services. so there's a great need. but this week, their trailer disappeared. they say the trailer was parked here early wednesday morning, and in less than four minutes, they say someone slashed the lock and took off with it. the cardillo showed us where someone sawed through their lock. security camera videos appear to show that happening. at least two people can be seen getting out of an suv. they eventually hitch the trailer, then drive away. that's the part that hurt. the worst is actually seeing people do this to us and to the people of our community. they say there were around $500,000 worth of supplies inside the trailer. it just sucks that somebody would come and steal a trailer from a place that's just trying to do great things for the community. san leandro police are asking for anyone with information on the trailer and what happened to it to call them. demand for cheap shots services is still high, so they're seeking donations to continue meeting the need in the community. it

felt very violating to watch them drive off with with everything. we've worked for 20 years to build in san leandro. alyssa goard, nbc bay area news. new details tonight on a deadly shooting in san francisco's mission district, police say it happened near 16th and mission just after four this morning. officers found a victim who had been shot several times. they were taken to the hospital where they died. so far, police haven't made any arrests. a stanislaus county woman has been arrested in connection to a shooting on the peninsula. police say they arrested 34 year-old brittany stewart. she's accused of shooting another woman near a gas station in san mateo on thursday. the victim was later found that a gas station in san carlos, a shelter in place order, was issued in san mateo while officers searched for stewart, and they eventually tracked her down at a nearby apartment. still not clear what led up to that shooting. we have learned tonight one of the two people killed in a plane crash in the sierra this week was from the

bay area. the single engine plane took off from lodi wednesday afternoon, heading to south lake tahoe. but something went wrong mid-flight. the plane crashed near luther pass in alpine county. sheriff's deputies found the bodies of two people in the wreckage. 74 year old raphael jones junior from san jose, was piloting that plane. 80 year old jeanette schreiber, singer from lodi, was the passenger. the faa and ntsb are investigating exactly what happened. turning tragedy into healing and unity today, a tribute for san francisco woman yik huang, who was brutally attacked at visitacion valley park in 2019. she died a year later. now that park displays a new name in honor of her. the park was formerly known as visitacion valley playground. it's now called yik huang peace and friendship park means abundant love. huang's daughter, granddaughter hopes the park will become a gathering place for the community. the park is really just a plot of dirt with

some grass and trees, but we make it meaningful by investing our time and energy similar to everyone being here today. to take part in the celebration. so it's a, making her death and her life much more meaningful. organizers say they want to bring more activities to the park, as well as additional lighting and amenities to go along with the new name. new at 11 san francisco unified. taking a step toward possibly closing and consolidating schools. school leaders announced they will discuss the topic later this month. it comes as the district sees a decline in enrollment. sf unified has lost more than 4000 students since 2017. it expects to lose an additional 4600 by 2032. the board is set to discuss what criteria it will use to decide whether to close or merge schools, and this process is still in the early stages. no changes will take effect until 2025. the school board meeting

will be held on june 25th. yet another mountain lion has been spotted, this one reported today. and on the peninsula, someone saw the big cat around noon in millbrae, near vallejo drive. you can see here. that's right next to an open space that runs along 280. sheriff's office says so far, the animal has not had any interactions with people , but neighbors are being told to call 911 if they do see that cat. and this is just the latest sighng in the region. there have been several others in the south bay over the past few weeks. you seehem here on this map. first sighting milpitas, may 29th. the next day, another sighting near oakland road and murphy avenue isan jose. may 31st. one was prowling near 24th and santa clara streets a few days after that, june 5th, someone spotted a big cat, much further south down in south san jose. june 6th another sighting near kelley park. okay, it's what people have been raving about in the south bay. thousands of people packed downtown san jose today for a rave. take a look at the time

lapse right here. video of the setup. the show comes after a recent event in san francisco brought some big names to the stage, and much needed good publicity. publicity to the city . nbc bay area's thom jensen takes us to the party in the south bay. reporter it's like a modern day, albeit much smaller, woodstock park, set to a techno club beat. why don't you come down here? at least 5000 rave loving partiers moving to the beat in san jose's discovery meadow park until sundown saturday. that's a fantastic turnout for san jose, san jose has not seen any sort of music event like this, and sometime social media influencers san jose foos put on the party in the park in an effort to boost the rave scene in the south bay. nobody, the founder says feedback from the crowds of ravers has been outstanding. it's going great. everyone is just having a good time hanging out, dancing. it's all peace,

love, unity and respect. neighbors worried the heavy beat music would blast late into the night, a problem solved by making this a daytime rave only and making sure issues that might arise are handled quickly. just an enjoyable day out in the bright sunshine. sunglasses, short sleeved shirts and while there might have been some people worried about trouble associated with this rave, it's been nothing but dancing, music, and a lot of fun for everybody who came. i mean, we're just having a good time and we're here to dance. you're welcome to join us. good for the community. a lot of money being made, as you can see for downtown. it's like, i don't know, it's a great vibe. nice. peaceful. yeah. no fights. great plenty of food, merch, vendors and games along with the music and dancing to keep everyone entertained throughout the day. the founder says he has a lot of ideas for more events, but he says he wants to make sure all of the festivals are done thoughtfully and support the community. i think it's great getting

everybody together and a nice, beautiful day. sun, you know, in san jose, thom jensen. nbc bay area news. coming up, a local food bank struggling to feed the community how you can help them stay afloat. plus, they're not your typical athletes. the bay area winners heading to the nathan's hot dog eating contest, and how many franks they had to eat to get there. comfortable temperatures this weekend, but the issue is the wind and the low humidity levels rising that fire danger risk across the north bay and east bay hills. the latest on the red

santa cruz county. second harvest santa cruz says it is feeding more people than ever, handing out 1 million pounds of food each month. at the same time, food banks are battling inflated food prices and looming state cuts. now it's facing a shortage of volunteers, too. they are putting out a call for help, and the summer is always a really hard time for us because that's when a lot of students and families are on summer holidays and breaks. but unfortunately, the need to distribute food doesn't stop during that time. so we're really looking for help on our weekends. second harvest santa cruz serves about 75,000 people a month in a county of 260,000 people. a show of support today for young people in the bay area struggling with their mental health. the nonprofit organization mind for youth held a volunteer event at the cupertino city library. they created 250 mental health kits to donate to young people in underfunded schools and homeless shelters. the nonprofit has more

than 9000 volunteers. that's raised almost $200,000 to fund mental health services for people in need. well, the first weekend of the alameda county fair is in full swing and a wouldn't be complete without some fair food. today, the fair hosted the west coast qualifier of nathan's famous hot dog eating contest. so continue to watch this if you can. the fair share this video with us. top champions will head to coney island for the finals to compete against the most famous eaters in the world. the men's winner is derek hendrickson, all the way from vegas. he ate almost 28 hot dogs in a matter of ten minutes. same time, female winner sandra childress of san francisco ate 12 dogs. she is a newcomer to the sport. this is your debut, is that correct? correct okay, so what got you into competitive eating, one day i ate 200 oysters at woodhouse fish company in san francisco, and i was like, oh, i can do that. i'll try this, terry. why

not? okay one famous face, by the way, won't be at the competition on july 4th. san jose native, 16 time nathan's famous hot dog eating champion, joey chestnut was banned. can't even watch this video right here. it's because he partnered with the plant protein brand impossible foods. nathan says he is welcome back when he is not with a rival brand. all right, taking a live look at the at san francisco right now. and it's a gorgeous shot looking out from emeryville. beautiful night out there. rob mayeda. joining us now. and yes, the good news is we've got some gorgeous weather and fire danger mixed in with it. yeah, we're not going to be dealing if any fog or heat, really, the story will be the wind and the wind direction moving forward as we wrap up the weekend. and the wind direction. pretty good for clearing out the fog around san francisco. 56 degrees high today. earlier in the upper 60s, low 60s. right now in san jose, after seeing temperatures in the low 80s dublin cooling off pretty nice.

now down to 56 degrees after a high of 84. and you can see around those areas we're going to have to watch the interior. north bay and east bay hills, including the diablo range due to dry winds, which will be on the increase later tomorrow into monday. red flag warnings up for portions of lake and solano counties. you'll notice here we got the clear skies around the bay area. it's actually a weather system up to the north that's going to drop inland to our east. that will give us a boost of those north winds as we head into monday. so during the day tomorrow, no fog, just a few high clouds passing by, starting off the day in the comfortable 50s and low 60s around the bay area. more sunshine moving from noon to mid-afternoon. highs in the upper 70s closer to san jose, 60s near san francisco and some 70s up near oakland. now here are the areas you can see where we have that red flag warning now through 8:00 monday evening, central and southern lake county and the northern half of solano county. now, wind speeds during the day will pick

up once again like we saw today, sunday, looking at some northwest winds. but watch these arrows closely into monday. you see what just happened there? that's the north wind. while the speeds aren't all that strong, that's going to be a big factor in humidity levels dropping essentially mid-afternoon dry just after sunrise on monday. so you factor in the wind direction. low humidity, fire danger certainly elevated during the day. monday, the dry day of the week, 70s and 80s inland. tuesday, temperatures climb up a little bit more, but then the sea breeze will pick up. that's going to boost the marine air start to cool down the bay area around midweek. we should see fire danger come down a little bit as we head towards middle part of the week, before temperatures rebound again next weekend. you see the trend there in the 7-day forecast midweek. cool down then as we head towards next weekend, heat could be a factor. we could see 90s coming back as we head into next weekend and yes, a reminder officially moving into summer thursday afternoon at 150. back to you. wow, summer is here rob. thank you. did you see this? she

is one of the most decorated olympic swimmers of all time, and katie ledecky may be bringing home more bling from paris this summer. we do hope so. ledecky won the 400 meter free at the us olympic swim trials with a time of three minutes, 58 seconds and 35 milliseconds. that is a u.s. trials record, and she was a full three seconds ahead of the other swimmers. so how does she feel knowing she's headed to her fourth olympic games? it's special. i remember three years ago, i mean, just trying to process being a three time olympian and, now being a four, i just tried to enjoy each moment tonight, okay. we also saw history made tonight. gretchen walsh set a world record in the women's 100 meter butterfly during the semifinal heat. she swam it in 55.18 seconds. walsh is the first to set a record at us olymp

trials since michael phelps did it back in 2008. t swim trials, they continue tomorrow. you can watch right here on nbc bay area or stream on peaco*ck. anthony flores, joining us now for sports and the giants had many, many opportunities today. however, terry, you were not the only one disappointed with the giants today. manager bob melvin was not happy with his team's inability to get the clutch hit today. how many runners they left in scoring position in their one run loss to the angels ? stick around. sports is next

a bit more. all right. terrible. that's what manager bob melvin called the giants situational hitting today against the angels. and he wasn't lying. the orange and black were just one for 13 with runners in scoring position. game two of a three game set against la. bottom one

elliot ramos hits it past the angels in the outfield. that's a two run homer. he drove in all three giants runs today, but the bullpen couldn't hold the lead. luis rengifo drives in the go ahead single with a bloop single to center in the seventh. the angels go on to win it four three. the orange and black have just two wins in their last nine games at oracle park. they fall to three games under 500 now. earlier this week, i spoke with giants broadcaster dave flemming to get his take on the team's overall performance so far this season. i think the expectation is this is still a playoff team. i know the year has been uneven, they've been a little up and down. when they get everybody healthy, if they can get everybody healthy, i think they're very confident. they're one of the better teams in the league. i hope that happens soon . all right. third round of the us open at pinehurst. bryson dechambeau was in the driver's seat heading into the final round after a double on 16. the pride of the central valley

rolls in a birdie. he's at seven under par, three strokes ahead of three other others, including rory mcilroy. there will be no sweep in the stanley cup final. edmonton scores early and often in game four. the oilers beat florida 8 to 1. the panthers still lead that series three games to one. game five is on tuesday in florida. elsa espinosa takes one touch now, cuts it on his left foot and scores. christian espinosa. espinosa's goal in the 72nd minute gives the quakes a 2 to 1 lead, but after that it was all cincinnati fc. they go on to win it four tw that'so. a slow network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate speed for business —our fastest plans yet. we're up to 12 times faster than verizon, at&t, and t-mobile. and existing customers could even get up to triple the speeds... at no additional cost. it's ultimate speed for ultimate business.

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celebrating tonight. that is investigative reporter candice nguyen, along with producers sean myers, kevin nguyen and photographer michael horn. they won an emmy for their series 911. hanging on the line. congrats to them and our sister station telemundo celebrating two emmy wins. the first was for overall newscast for their coverage following the tragic shooting in half moon bay last year. also, overall news excellence. so congratulations to our colleagues and all the winners tonight. so exciting. and they look great. wow. all right thanks for joining us saturday night live. coming up next. have a great night

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