The airline said this is likely a technical issue, though united did not immediately release the exact problem. United predicted this would be its biggest Labor Day Weekend ever with nearly 2. 8 million passengers traveling in a sixstay stretch ending today. Also breaking at this hour, an east bay school is under evacuation because of a possible gas leak. Alameda county officials confirmed this was happening at Emery High School in emeryville. The school was evacuated around 9 00 this morning because of the smell of gas. Principals at Emery High School and secondary schools evacuated students. Alameda county fire crews went through the campus. They did not find a gas leak, but pg e crews now are on the scene just making sure. We are still working to find out where that smell originated from and if students will be impacted for the rest of the day. Meanwhile, the mass exodus from burning man is now under way as thousands of people are finally able to leave the desert campsite after that really sloppy rainstorm. Nbc bay areas red snow crab joins us live. Bob, you just talked with a San Francisco man who got out last night. He must be still muddy. Reporter we hope that he showered. I believe he has since. But, yes, he tells us that he and his husband spent over 6 1 2 hours in a long line of cars waiting to exit black rock city in the middle of that nevada desert. This is video from earlier this morning of the long line of cars and campers trying to leave the site. I did speak with our own colleague, josh, whos still at the festival. He says traffic is moving better, taking burners about 3 1 2 hours to leave the site, which he says is pretty difficult. Its a weeklong festival celebrating art, music, and community. There was a deluge of rain that turned it into a giant, muddy, undrivable mess. The organizers had to close access in and out of the popup city and asked the burners to conserve food and water until the exits were open, which didnt happen until yesterday. Again, i spoke with drew perreault of San Francisco. He and his husband, toe by, left black rock city in their rv yesterday morning at 11 45 a. M. Didnt clear the site until 7 00 last night, roughly. He said the ground was pretty dry by then, obviously drivable, but slow going. Once on the highways, they bee lined it to an in and out for food, then a hotel in reno before heading back to San Francisco today. Despite the mud and rain, hes looking forward to going next year. We didnt see people panic. It was very challenging. It really changed everybodys burn. But ill tell you what i saw was everybody in the neighborhood and across the festival coming together to share what resources they had, to troubleshoot, and to not only take care of each other but to continue to have a really good time. Reporter this was the scene last night at burning man as the burning man sculpture was set on fire. Thats an annual ritual to close out the festival, but it was delayed twice because of the weather. Also, Law Enforcement still investigating the death of one of the festivalgoers who the chronicle says was a 32yearold man. They dont know the cause of death, but organizers say it was not storm related. Reporting live, red snow crab, nbc bay area news. Some people will be rethinking the gear they pack next year. Thanks, bob. New details now, a legendary San Francisco lgbtq bar that people thought was gone forever is making a comeback. The San Francisco mayor, london breed, announced the new location today is going to be different. The bar has been open in some form or another for over 50 years until the pandemic forced the closure of its most recent 9th street location. At the press conference just about an hour ago, mayor breed said members of the collect rif going to open a better location south of market. We are the city where our emblem is the phoenix. We rise from the ashes. Just as the stud closed almost four years ago now, we are about to reopen and start on a new journey. The Silver Lining of having to move from our old space is we have a treasure trove of historic photos and artwork and we have so much more wall space to showcase. They have location and wall space, but they need money to renovate and final permits. The stud is launching a fundraising website. A live look outside, walnut creek looking nice and smooth on the roadways, nice blue from the sky. Kari, we are inching towards fall, and its starting to feel just enough like fall. Yeah, but you know how it is. We say oh, its fall, then it heats up, right . A live look outside in San Francisco, that has cleared out over the city. But the fog is still draped over the golden gate bridge. So we are seeing that helping to provide some cooling here, and it may be hard to clear out for that area, while in dublin and parts of the rest of the bay area, we are seeing sunshine as temperatures now in the low 70s. So it feels really nice and comfortable as we go throughout the day, only reaching into the low 80s. A High Temperature of about 83 degrees there. And in fremont, expect to reach into the upper 70s, slightly cooler than normal. Well see those changes ahead in the full microclimate recast. Caltrans service is back to normal after a train suc and killed someone last night near the redwood city station. We dont know who that person is who died, but when we get details well pass them along. New details and new video of more efforts by as fans to keep the team in oakland. Check out this video that popped up on the social media platform formerly known as twitter. Its a billboard outside the oakland as coliseum, and it just says, sell. One word. Some groups have been fighting hard for the own over the as to sell the team. Some say the move is because of money. They want a new stadium but could not wait any longer for it to be approved in oakland. Oaklands mayor sheng thao told us the ballpark deal is in limbo and blames the as for changing the price and the terms. The team wore sell shirts. Lots of americans are headed back to work today after the labor day holiday, including our u. S. Senators. Lawmakers have a lot to do. They dont have a lot of time to do it, scott mcgrew. They have a lot to do. Good morning. Funding for the government runs out at the end of the month when the next fiscal year starts. So either congress has to come up with all the numbers or it can delay the problem with a continuing resolution or cr. On the house side, when it returns from summer break, there will be an enormous amount of pressure on kevin mccarthy, the speaker. It will come from the far right wing of his party to make big budget cuts even after he made a promise not to in this meeting last spring. But the senate wont agree to any of that one way or the other. And the government would shut down if that all took place. The argument this time does not affect the debt ceiling but a failure to fund the government by september 30th would cause the government to run out of money. Mccarthy told Fox News Sunday he is in favor of a shortterm funding plan. Former proud boy Enrique Tarrio will learn how many years hell spend in prison today for the attack on the capitol. Prosecutors asking for 33. Generally speaking, others in the same group are getting sentences about half that, so that would be 16 years. The trial of former trump adviser Peter Navarro is under way starting with jury selection. He faces charges of contempt of congress for refusing a subpoena to testify to the Committee Investigating the january 6th attack on the capitol. There was supposed to be a hearing in the criminal fraud case against former congressman or current congressman, i should say, George Santos today, but prosecution and defense have asked the judge for a delay for the two sides so they can continue to talk we i sum about some kind of deal. Because we are leading the world. Unemployment. That is the president of the United States coughing yesterday. Normally, we wouldnt care very much, but the white house says the first lady has tested positive for covid. The president is fine. The first lady says she has mild symptoms and is otherwise very healthy. Shes resting in delaware, well away from the president. I was that far away from my husband when he had it. So we know that Mitch Mcconnell is facing not covid but some other health problems. Weve seen it on television. The capitol doctor today said theres no evidence of stroke or parkinson from his mri, no additional treatment needed, so we will see. All right. Thank you, scott. Headsup for commuters in the north bay. Work is getting under way today on a massive renovation project on highway 12. The hooker creek bridge is being replaced because it is degrading and it is eroding because theres creek water running below it. Now, as a result, highway 12 will be closed. A similar project was recently completed on the nearby sonoma creek bridge. The replacement project is expected to last at least 30 days. New at 11 00, walgreens will now offer narcan over the counter. It is a lifesaving nasal spray that can stop opioid overdoses. It will be available at some Walgreens Stores and online today, then nationwide on thursday. It will cost 45, but the nonprofit and overdose has partnered with the store to create a video to show people how to recognize an overdose and how to administer narcan. Leaders in campbell are rolling out a different kind of lifesaving device. They have 32 new automatic defibrillators meant to save someone in cardiac arrest. Theyre being placed in facilities and Campbell Police patrol cars. The difference is these are linked via gps technology, which takes the guesswork out of finding one and making sure they work as they should. We on the back end will be able to tell where all the aeds are at any given time, make sure they do selftests every day, theyll alert if theres an issue. If theres a battery or charge issue, well get an alert. Campbell police will work with the kyle j. Taylor foundation to host a free Heart Screening event next month. The Foundation Honors a West Valley College student and Lee High School graduate who died unexpectedly at age 18 of sudden cardiac arrest. A silver anniversary for americas top Search Engine, but how did google get here . Coming up, we go in depth on the Silicon Valley time line from startup to internet domination. Plus, climate hotspots. Were breaking down the bay area cities that are seriously feeling the effects of our climate in crisis. 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The studio had one of the Biggest Box Office wins of the year with barbie but delayed doom part 2 until next marge. This week marks the 25th anniversary since larry page cofounded google. Theyre the top Search Engine in the world and one of its most valuable companies. Nbc news takes a look at how they did it so you dont have to google the answer yourself. Google became a verb by building a better Search Engine. Back in the 90s, a lot of the searches were kind of junk, but google basically took the links on a page, back links theyre called, and used them to rank websites and improved the quality of our searches a lot. The original aim r name wasnt even google. It was back rub. Back in 96, larry page, it was the original company. They changed a year later. It became google. They incorporated and things happened fast from there. By 1999 they were off and running. By 2004. Initial public offering, they were valued at 23 billion already. 2015, they reorganized and became the Alphabet Company reflecting really a very diverse business model. In 2020, 1 trillion in valuation. Today, 1. 7 trillion at last check. But i want to show you the domination of google. I mean, we know theyre valuable, but by 2003, 20 years ago, they were the top Search Engine in the company. By 2013, more than 80 of the searches in america were on google. Today that number is closer to 99 out of 100 searches in america on the google platform. They are more than a Search Engine. Let me show you where the revenues are coming from. 57 , the big piece, on the google search. But also theyre into hardware and software. They own youtube, so 21 of revenue coming from ads on youtube and other places. They also have a very profitable Cloud Business now, so as you can see, big picture here, this whole picture, that is how you create the third most valuable company in america. Guys, back to you. I became a doctor because of google. Just kidding. Taking a live look at downtown san jose, it is a nice, mild day. I feel good that we are easing into fall, that were not, like, wham. Yeah, you know, and its not really on the calendar yet, fall. Meteorologically speaking, it is fall. Usually we start to see temperatures cooling off. Its been nice to have this break from some extreme temperatures because we do still know that can happen. Right now were seeing our temperatures around the bay area in the 50s and 70s, some of the warmest spots in san jose, saratoga, and right now 76 in dublin. Elsewhere, were mostly in the lower 60s. Were seeing that in San Francisco. Morgan hill now at 72 degrees, and in the next hour it will be 77, headed for the mid80s, just briefly before those temperatures start to come back down. Were enjoying sunshine and a nice little breeze and around the bay area, our temperatures are right at or even slightly below whats normal for this time of year, reaching 82 in east san jose. Well see some low to mid80s for much of the east bay with walnut creek reaching 84 for the afternoon, hayward looking at a high of 77. San mateo, were headed for about 75 degrees, and daly city reaching 53. San francisco mainly 60s today. Its already sunny downtown, and in the mission district, so its will be lightly warmer there. For much of the north bay, in spots like clear lake, one of the warmer areas, reaching 85, while napa will see a high of 77 for today. Taking a look at santa rosa for the next several days, well be in the upper 70s and low 80s, really mild weather will continue. It does get slightly warmer for sunday into monday, but not seeing a significant warmup here. Were just going to have some slightly warmer weather before it cools off once again for the middle to end of next week. Overall, not a major change in our weather pattern with a slight warming trend into the weekend. A little bit more sunshine, less in the way of the coastal fog, and the inland valleys usually do feel those temperatures coming up several degrees. In San Francisco, its in the upper 60s through at least friday, and then for the weekend, if you have some plans, we should start out with some clouds and then see a clearing out as we head into the afternoon. But some really nice weather ahead over the next several days after enjoying a nice Labor Day Weekend. Now to our climate in crisis. A local Nonprofit Organization is sounding the alarm on 18 bay area communities that need Climate Action now. Five are being labeled as hotspots due to overlapping risks to disaster, making them a top priority. And so for the last 65 years, the alliance has made it their mission to education, advocate, and collaborate to ensure the bay areas lands and communities are resilient to a changing climate. After extensive research, theyre pairing up with local nonprofits to begin urgent work in those hotspots to identify and deploy naturebased solutions to build resilience to worsening climate impacts. So here are those top five hotspots. Southwest santa rosa number one due to the wildfire and heat risk in the roseland area. And sin city due to Sea Level Rise as well as flooding risk. North richmond due to flooding, where theyre building a horizontal levee. In southern Alameda County in newark along the bay shore shoreline for wetland protection, and gilroy due to wildfires, extreme heat and flooding. Green Bell Alliance is working on grants to fund those projects, but they also need more Community Volunteers to put these plans in action. At the local level, there is the biggest opportunity for change, and Climate Adaptation will happen at that local level. So getting involved in your local planning processes, voting, and making sure that your voice is heard, that you think that its a priority for your community to be thinking about the future, to be planning for an equitable and resilient future where everyone is going to survive and thrive into the future, that is so important. And so, that starts at that local level, getting involved. They will