Visiting the u. S. The news at 11 00 starts right now. And we begin with breaking news out of new york city. A chilling example of how rattled we are collectively after multiple Mass Shootings across the country. The video just in shows panic, as you can see, as people go running after what they heard sounded like multiple gunshots. It turned out it was just a motorcycle that had backfired. People were screaming and climbing and climbing over each other. Everyone thought there was a shooter coming down the street. And i thought i was going to watch my daughter get shot down in front of me. One person was hurt and is expected to be okay. Now it is clear that after three Mass Shootings in a week, we are shaken as a nation. The question is how will we ever feel safe in our communities again . That was the topic on this National Night out. This a chance to chat with Police Officers in a whole new light. And this time around, not just well. Nbc bay areas sheryl hurd joins us in concord with thedetails. Cheryl . Reporter well, there was a positive vibe throughout the bay area. People coming together, getting to know one another at a time when people need to feel safe in their communities. Good girl thats a good girl. Reporter Kimberly Buckley is one of the organizers of tonights National Night out in concord. So what were doing here is promoting safety in the neighborhood and inviting all the folks in the community to come out. And that means everybody. Reporter all over the bay area tonight, communities coming together to get to know what Police Officers do to coop us safe, when many things, festivals, everyone. And it is. But i dont want to you cant because we go to all those stop living your life at the same time. Reporter san jose mayor sam liccardo. You know, what we know is the most effective tool to improve the safety of the community is when people get to know their neighbors. When they get to know the patrol officers on the beat. Reporter thats whats happening at National Night out all over the bay area there was food, a lot of conversation, pictures, and handson activities for kids and adults. Theyre building bridges, getting involved in our local communities and trying to open up some doors. At the end of it, were all people. Were coming together and raising our families and our kids. We just want to live a great, peaceful happy life. Reporter meanwhile, gilroy residents are trying to recover from their mass shooting. Their National Night out was postponed until october to give that Community Time to grieve. Reporting live in concord, im cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. Cheryl, thank you. Today there is a major revelation in gilroy. The fbi is now investigating this as an act of domestic tra garlic festival. Nbc bay areas ian cull joins us in gilroy at the Festival Grounds with the very latest. Ian . Reporter yeah, raj, nine days after that shooting that killed three people, gilroy Police Officers remain on the scene, protecting the perimeter. The fbi announced today that it had finished collecting evidence here at Christmas Hill park, but emerging details about what the shooter may have been planning next has taken the case in a new direction. The shooter appeared to have an interest in varying competing violent ideologies. Reporter it was a major revelation from the fbi. The case now being investigated as domestic terrorism, a target list found on the suspects digital media. They are religious. They are government. They are political parties, both reporter tonight the fbi isnt releasing the targets, but is reaching out to those listed. To be considered domestic terrorism, the suspect must have been id loddeological motivati towards violation, threats or use of force and a crime has to have been committed. Police chief smithee hopes it will help the investigation. It allows the fbi to issues subpoenas and search warrants around the country if needed. In a large case like, this Additional Resources is always going to be beneficial. Reporter its too early to know, the fbi says, whether the gunman should be considered a white supremacist. He didnt leave behind any writings and the motive is still a mystery, but they say he was interested in violent ideologies leading up to the shooting in gilroy. Who if anyone he may have been in contait who, if anyone, helped him or had advance knowledge of his intentions. Reporter police also saying the gunman was wearing a bulletproof vest and fired 39 times before he was taken down by police, eventually killing himself. As for the scene here at the park, the city says it will need some time to clear it all out and clean it. It could be a few weeks before its reopened to the public. Were live in gilroy, ian cull, nbc bay area news. Thank you. This case continues to unfold. In these last past nine days, weve heard from victims, witnesses, and investigators. Tonight we hear from the gunmans family. They are sorry. They issued a statement that reads in part, we have never and would never condone the hateful thoughts and ideologies that led to this event, and it is impossible toon we thought we k. We are heartbroken he committed this violence in his hometown at ail knit community we have. Now, were also learning more about the gunman in dayton. His exgirlfriend spoke exclusively to nbc news. Adeel akhtaria johnson tells us she had recently dated the gunman over a few months. She says there were red flags, like when he showed her a video of a mass shooting on their first date. However, she says the two bonded over their shared struggle with mental illness. This isnt about race. This isnt about religion. Its none of those things. This is man who is in pain and didnt get the happy that he needed. People go every day being perfectly fine with having a mental illness, me included. And he just he got the short end of the stick, no support system. A fog of confusion and hurt. Theyre preparing for a visit from President Trump. Mr. Trump will stop by both cities tomorrow. In el paso, hell be briefed on the active crime scene surrounding the walmart, which is still locked down. 22 people died in that attack, the youngest a 15yearold boy. The we have new video of a fire in the south bay. This is near the elmwood jail on south mabel and great mall parkway. Firefighters were able to knock it down within an hour. Some people did lose power in the area, but pg e crews quickly restored it. A woman is in jail tonight, accused of scrawling antimuslim messages across businesses in the east bay. The racist graffiti was painted outside of a restaurant in concord and on the front of a muslimowned mini market. The stores surveillance cameras captured her in the act. Then this happened as we talked with the owner about this story that. Spotted the suspect right outside the store. When we confronted her, she denied it. But Concord Police arrested her a short te i was shocked, you know, to ped paint over ike that happe local civil rights leaders that graffiti. Are urging San Francisco school board to rethink its decision to cover up a unifieds board voted to either paint over or cover an 83yearold mural at George Washington high. It was paint bade russian american artist and includes scenes of slavery pardon me, slaves working in the fields and then stepping over a dead native american. Critics have called it demeaning and racist. Today leaders of the local naacp urge the board to rethink its decision and use the mural as a teaching tool. And to get rid of a mural that you dont want to see the reality, that you dont want the talk about it, you dont want to do anything about it. Dewey crumpler, an artist who painted another mural at the school spoke about it today. He said the mural is a tool to teach children about the sometimes ugly reality of our history. The fire is now 100 contained, but crews are n rural contra costa county. 12 separate fires threatened several homes over the weekend along rd outside es burned. Firefighters will continue to patrol the area for the next several days. Arson is the likely cause. And a fire in our own front yard, literally, a vacant field across the street from our nbc bay area studios caught fire this afternoon. The flames on north first street near tim rimbltrimble. It could be linked to Homeless People living in rvs next to the lot. America nay not be safe that is the warning coming from government leaders in other countries around the world. The escalating number of Mass Shootings here has them urging their citizens to skip vacationing in u. S. Jean elle is live at sfo with more how tourists are handling the warnings. Jean . Reporter International Travelers arriving here in the bay area tell me they are well aware of the dangers, and tonight those warnings say gun violence can happen anywhere in the United States and tourists should be careful. Tourists are digging in at fishermens wharf in San Francisco. For many, seeing the sights in the United States comes with a warning from loved ones. Just be careful. My family was worried about me. Reporter International Visitors are worried about gun violence. It did cross my mind. I mean, they tell me to be safe and everything. Reporter after recent Mass Shootings here in gilroy, in texas, and ohio, some countries are now warning their citizens about the possibility of gun violence while traveling in the United States. Japan, uruguay, and venezuela are all issuing alerts. Venezuela suggests delaying travel to the United States and points out what it calls dangerous cities, including oakland. Oakland city councilman noel th to say after so many Mass Shootings in the United States, they dont need a warning. They already know to be aware. They say bad because it has happened so many times, people, you know, when they come to the states, they know they have to watch out. Reporter now those warnings are urging visitors to avoid large crowds. The tourists we talked to today say while the gun violence makes them nervous, they are not skipping large attractions. Reporting live at sfo, jean elle, nbc bay area news. Jean, thank you. We are back in 60 seconds. Still ahead, is there more to the story . The new Video Evidence we have uncovered as we investigate the devastating tubbs fire that ripped through santa rosa. Plus, its something apple has never done before. How you can be the first to try out the tech giants next big thing. Im chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. Im tracking a system in the pacific. Well talk about how much cooler temperatures go, and when a few showers are possible. Thats in about seven minutes. New at 11 00 tonight, a tourist fell to his death at Yosemite National park. Its the third time it happened in the last week. This time it was 31yearold lucien miu. Park rangers believe he ignored warnings and signs and climbed up on one of the waterfalls and slipped on a rock. Tonight a warning to the 800,000 tourists who visited yosemite just this month alone. Be careful. The park said in part we provide safety information, but ultimately it is up to the park visitor to make good decisions. The park is huge and its impossible for park rangers to patrol everywhere. From rome to San Francisco, the lawyer representing the bay area teenager accused of killing an w suranillance foo finnegan elder reportedly confessed to stabbing an officer, officer mario rega, 11 times. His friend, Gabriel Hjorth allegedly attacked regas partner. The two teenagers went to tamalpais high school. Theyve been in jail in italy since july 26th. So did they end the investigation too soon . A state legislator wants cal fire to reopen the case into the devastating tubbs fire in parts of santa rosa. This is prompted by new evidence weve uncovered by our Investigative Unit. State regulators are feeling the heat. Investigative reporter Jackson Vander becken has the story. Reporter this flash captured on Surveillance Video obtained by the Investigative Unit marks the exact moment that pg eayrom calistoga. Er fire tore through the hillside. They believe an private electrical system on the hillside for starting the second most destructive fire in state history. It leveled 5,000 structures and left 22 dead. But cal fires report does not account for how the fire could have started on that private hillside system because the flash would have been without power well before the fire was reported. That has state senator jerry hill urging cal fire to reopen its investigation. There is a private Property Owner now being held responsible for that fire, and if theyre not responsible, then we need to find out who actually is. Reporter and now there is new questions about the Public Utilities commissions investigation. In light of nbc bay areas review of pg e documents about the pole near where that flash occur. This is pg es tubbs fireor fer telling him that due to a pole should ,ion on the have been cleared but was not. Under state law, protective area around such poles must be cleared. Thats because of the fire danger triggered when their socalled expulsion fuses blow, says dan mulkey, an electrical engineer turned private consultant. They have a nice ball of fire when they separate. Reporter and that fireball expels bits of moulton metal on to surrounding brush. Unless you also clear around the pole where they are every year. Reporter pg e only recently cleared the brush around the base of this pole. State regulators say they hadnt heard what pg e told the judge and cal fire isnt commenting, citing litigation. And then there is this pg e letter from its top lawyer to cal fire officials last august. Recounting that one worker discarded the remains of two blown fuses from that pole days after the fire in accordance with pg es normal restoration practices that revelation came despite repeated warnings from regulators that pg e must preserve any fire evidence. But in a civil deposition last year, pg e worker Robert Villagomez told wildfire workers he didnt see value in keeping what was left of the fuses on the pole. I throw them away. Its kind of standard practice. Reporter while cpcu regulators say they havent found evidence of violations to date, they say if they do they will determine the appropriate course of action to be taken. And the puc needs to look at this regardless of what conclusions come after that as to the cause of the fire. Thats unrelated to the violations of that pole and that fuse and that lack of ground clearing. Reporter for its part, pg e reiterated that cal fire did not identify any violations of state law, Public Resources code fire. Jackson vander becken, nbc bay area news. Well stay on the story. If you have a story for our Investigative Unit or jackson specifically, give us a call at the numbers on your screen, 888996tips or simply visit our website, nbcbayarea. Com investigations. Lets bring in chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. You see were going see temperatures go down even more a little bit . I think pretty substantial decrease as we head through tomorrow in the next couple days. And were Still Holding on the chance of yes, maybe a few showers in that extended forecast. Lets take you into our microclimate weather, and well begin with the change in weather. Its all about this system thats developing right now. Thats pushing some of the hottest air we had most recently, even this past weekend. And its moving it off towards the east. And the way i see it right now, its going to be certainly interesting to watch. The next four days, it sits in the same spot, drops our t chane showers. Well get to those showers in a second. I want to get to whats at least happening right now as that storm develops. Its helping to kind of reinvigorate the fog. Its pretty thick at the coastline, and thats tranowin concord, also down to livermore. You can probably feel it. That nice breeze. May be able to open up your windows and help to cool that house down a little bit. So with it looking like this right now through tomorrow mornings commute, we do expect thick fog at the coastline. Also the bay and spotty drizzle as well. Just be ready for that. Temperatures will be in the low 60s for the trivalley and the peninsula, although the most sunshine we can expect will be down here for the south bay. Thickest fog, though, you want to watch out for would be in the east bay, San Francisco and the north bay with those temperatures beginning in the 50s to low 60s. Now i still think we have plenty of sunshine as we move through the day, at least by the afternoon tomorrow. And with that storm developing, well look at our temperatures. Were out of the 90s in the south bay. Back down to 79 in cupertino. 80 in san jose. Also a considerable cooldown for the east bay, which had plenty of mid90s. Lately down to 86 in concord, 85 in danville. Looking all good in oakland at 69 on the peninsula. Anywhere from 79 at palo alto to a chillier 62 in daly city. Ocean breeze in effect here in San Francisco with 61 in the marina and 56 across the mission. North bay had you up to 80 in novato. 79 in sonoma. And then up to 88 in ukiah. So what about that shower chance . Lets get a look at my extended forecast. San francisco, have you in the 60s over the next couple of days. Showers move close by on friday with a slight chance on saturday. Then well warm it up once we hit sunday, monday, and tuesday. Inland valley