creating a bank to handle budget money autos what if we're to say okay. we will only invest our dollars in a bank that is going to actually make it easier for prorlt owners to modify loans? >> other proposals need state approval including a push by a tax assessor wanting to require disclosure of who holds the mortgage. your bank? or subsidiaries. >> if we do shed light the ultimate decision makers on the loobs would be be and coulding held accountable. >> for homeowners strategies are too late n san francisco abc 7 news. >> and one of the leading businesses is hopeing a leadership change will bring a reversal of fort yooun. former ebay ceo meg whitman is in. and we are in san jose with reaction for us. david? >> meg whitman may have taken a detour but will return to the executive suite to whip hp back into shape. here where she's no stranger tech experts are saying that they're split on her prospects. >> how much confidence do you have she'll succeed? >> none. >> harsh judgment from a long time hp manager and auj of the book "the hp phenomenon". >> i think she's a mismatch for the hp way. historic humane treatment of employees, i think that is a tough one for her. i think it's challenging business issues she hasn't had a lot of experience with. >> critics argue her 10 years at the head of ebay doesn't give her experience running a hardware company. hp is trying to branch out but pull aid plug on a line of smart phones and tab blets after six weeks. the executive chairman says she's a visionary with a proven track record of execution. slil convalley veterans hope she can manage a company. >> hp has a lot of issues internally as well as board of directors have been you know a lot of leaks in the company and so i don't think it's a good environment to go into. >> whitman reemerged after losing her bid for california governor this, week announced a $2.5 million chal yempblg grant for charter schools. >> meg whitman is more than a former politician. what they're doing here is bringing in a very seasoned brand manager to deal with a very seriously damaged brand. >> in tapping her for ceo the board shows an insider who has been studying problems as a board member for eight months. previous ceos were hired from outside of the company. >> if she's the right person then that is great. and i want to make sure people are not making snap judgment autos the role brings witness high stakes and market value drped in half under the previous c o.. -- ceo. >> hp stock fell almost 5% today and went up nearly 7% yesterday. >> and the selection generated a conversation on our face bs book call. and brittlent strategy says chad sheen. robert fleming says i seriously doubt bringing whitless on as ceo is going to help. this from kathleen o'connell. kiss your market share goodbye hp. stupid move. you can join the conversation. >> and by the way we'll delve into facebook format changes later in the newscast. >> stay with us for that. a clash at cal tonight. berkeley students angry about continueal tuition increases and what started peacefully got rowdy. mark? >> for about the past couple hours, this has been a protest that has been shrinking. it began this afternoon with a protest march to what you see behind me. about 2:00 or 3:00 in the afternoon, students occupied a classroom on the second floor we went inside watching about 50 people maybe 75 doing a teach in, talking about the tuition hikes and the cuts in staffing and the cuts in curriculum. and not just here at berkeley they were angered about cuts to the uc university and college system. >> we don't want 81% of the fee hikes here. we don't want to see class sizes increased and don't want to see workers get laid off. >> demonstrators say they plan to stay in the home and hall indefinitely. as numbers dwindled from 50 to maybe 40 they decided that television coverage was no longer welcome. >> nothing changed. we're just trying to make this a space for students and workers and people that are involved at the uc. then, you know maybe later we can, you know discuss how we want to relate to the media. >> and there are a couple dozen protestors still inside of the classroom. the only dust up came this afternoon. they were entering and police scuffled with some demonstrators. >> two officers did use pepper spray to defend themselves. a spokeswoman tells me administration is sympathetic and said nobody likes the budget cuts coming out of sacramento and they do plan to clear the building between 9:00 and 10:00 tonight when the hall is scheduled to be closed. we'll have to see what happens. live from berkeley abc 7 news. >> and jaycee dugard is suing the federal government for failing to supervise her kidnapper. she did not want to keep the money. the complaint filed in san francisco says federal agents made numerous mistakes in monitoring garrido the convicted sex offender was on parole when kidnapping jaiz -- jaycee. and jaycee dugard is speaking unspecified damages and says money would be donated to her nonprofit group. >> tens of thousands of nurses walked off the job in california today. the strike called here in the bay area has been tough for the sutter hospital chain. and we're live where hundreds have been protesting. >> this is really tough to gauge impact inside of the hospital. it depends on who you talk to. nurses unions claim they've got 90% participation. and at two locations here in oakland and berkeley sutter says that 37% of the nurses showed up for work today. striking nurses say their concerns boil down to quality of care they can offer patients. >> the biggest issue is patient care and advocates and also making sure that the standards and contracts that we have are maintained. >> hundreds of nurses from kaiser oakland marched up broadway joined with their counter parts at summit hospital for a rally spilling into streets. summit in oakland announced they're both part of the health chain. >> there is one of the main issues is our sick time. this is taking way our sick time. and putting us on california short term disability. >> and sut jerz their proposal is to combine sick and vacation time so each nurse gets the same 45 days per year. kaiser nurses walked out to show support for nurses in sutter chain and other kaiser employees facing possible cuts to health benefits. they say they're concerned about patient care. >> we need more staff. people our patients have to wait weeks and weeks to get a return appointment. >> profits become a big fund for patients? >> that is not part of our mission of values. our commitment is around quality and safety and service for our members. >> the strike goes on patients inside are being taken care of by replacement nurses and in cases staff nurses decided to cross the picket line. >> business as usual. we've got a lot of good replacement workers coming experienced workers. and a fair number of unemployed. >> this was supposed to be a one day event set to end tomorrow. and sutter will walk out the striking nurses for five days. the company says that is a minimum contract from all over the country and still coming up tonight two men made ultimate sacrifice to help insure your safety. >> and san francisco pays tribute. >> and tonight not so neighborly complaint forces the oakland mayor to clean up her act. >> and a few degrees cooler this weekend. my accu-weather forecast is coming up. >> there are rich teams and poor teams. >> then, there is 50 feet of grass. >> and and the on the a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a 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>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. a special ceremony honored two firefighters killed in the line of duty. they a lot of their lives in june. today, their names added to a memorial honoring the city fallen firefighters. abc 7 is live at fire department headquarters. >> 150 names now on that memorial. 150 firefighters who have died during the -- in the line of duty. i should say. in the history of the san francisco fire department. and now the chief presided over the ceremony and said their names are on that memorial. and they will forever be etched in our hearts and in our minds. the families of the lieutenant and firefighter and paramedic were there. top brass of fire and police departments were present. and so was the mayor of san francisco. how both died as a result of a house fire they were fighting in the diamond heights neighborhood of san francisco back in june. and the services for them were held at st. mary's. firefighters from all over the united states attended. and the brother said he'll never forget the support of the firefighters and people who acknowledged his brother's work. >> this is just amazing. little kids were dressed up in their fire suits. you know? plastic toy hats. and i dent know how many kids decided they want to be firemen. >> the chief says it's the hardest part of the job. i should mention that both are are -- buried at holy cross cemetery. >> thank you. >> and in oakland today new pressure on mayor jean kwan over the condition of her house. a contractor accuses her of getting a prepass on city codes about maintaining property its not what you might expect to find as a residence for the chief executive of a major city. this is where the oakland mayor lives overgrown? yes. other issues? >> people know that i don't go home much. >> when you live a public life expect public pressure. >> do as i say not as i do. take a look at that. lead paint. >> and this homeowner showed pictures of the house at last night's oakland city council meeting. he says her house violates code and wants equitable enforcement. >> problem is that this mayor seems to think she's above everybody else and doesn't have to comply. >> those words from a man admits voting against the mayor in the last election whose home will not be appearing in house and gardens soon. >> your house looks worse than mayor's house. >> at least you can see my house in the street. >> i've not gotten a written blight complaint against me. >> the challenge? finding a neighbor who did. mr. pratt does not qualify. he lives several miles way. ken fuller lives two doors down from the mayor. he says local complaints about the abode were new to him. >> does it seem worse to you than any other house around here? >> no. i can name a house on the street but i won't. >> then, he did. this one. a rental. the city of oakland has not cited it. >> and i haven't been aware of that house. >> and if the mayor lives there, it might be perfect. in oakland abc 7 news. >> and all right. well this is the last day of summer. >> and this is starting to feel more fall-like. >> especially near the coast and around the bay. still warm inland that. will end as well. >> yes. >> there is a live view from our sutro camera looking towards golden gate. there is the marine layer flowing through the golden gate just about obscuring our view of the bridge. what a lovely view that s take a look at the satellite close ups from this afternoon, you can see low clouds and fog pressed up against the coastline. cooling flow felt again along the coastline around the bay. just a few degrees cooler than yesterday but still warm inlnld. take a look at the high trgts today 100 in clear lake 92 santa rosa. inland east bay mid-90s 98 in fairfield. 70s to 80s around the bay. and right now we're looking at 64 degrees here in san francisco. 59 in half moon bay. still warm inland east bay. low to mid-90s 80s in the north bay and napa. highlights are these we'll see low clouds along the coast and across the bay tonight. one more day of heat inland tomorrow. that is the end of it. cloudier and cooler in all areas this weekend. overnight tonight looking for lows into mid to upper 50s. and a pattern we've become familiar with throughout the summer season, winding down now. water vapor shows systems here upper level low to the south. center of high pressure north combined circulation around systems will pull up moisture just a little bit from the southeast. that may increase thunderstorm activity. and if we do see thunderstorms widely scattered. greatest concern is fish danger. and a dry lightning is a possibility increasing a risk of wildfires. we'll keep keep watching that situation for you tomorrow. and low to mid-80s 84 san jose. and looking for highs 77 in san mateo. 80 redwood city. low to mid-60s on the coast z a high of 68 tomorrow. 64 in the sunset district. up into the north bay mainly 80s up to 88 in cal stoga. then low to mid-90s farnler north. near east bay highs into 70s and will be probably see a max temperature of 80 in castro valley. 81 fremont. inland east bay warm again tomorrow z not quite so warm as last few days low 90s tomorrow. 91 concord. 94 livermore. near the bay we'll see highs of 69 inmont rai. mid-70s watsonville and inland 92 in gilroy. 90 morgan hill. here is the accu-weather forecast. there is a lot of changes coming our way. autumn arrives at 2:04. saturday sunday there is more cool down with a slight chance of drizzle overnight into sunday morning. and main feature will be cooling and clouds we'll see in the sky. looks like fall arrives with some fall-like weather. >> it does. thanks spencer. >> coming up here a sudden surge in mees yale yells cases in california. >> and a victory for victims of the san bruno pipeline explosion. a judge charts a course for suing pg&e. victims of the san bruno pipeline explosion will have their day in court. setting a trial date of july 2. and the blast killed eight people. denying a request to have a separate jury for punitive phase of the trial. >> all phases meaning who is at fault, how much are they responsible today? and whether or not there should be any punitive damages will be tried at one time. >> the judge also proposed trying 16 representatives cases to service bench marks for the rest of the students. there are more than 300 plaintiffs. >> it's a lot better to try 16 cases all at once than to try 323 cases at once or alternative to try 323 cases one case at a time. >> both sides returning to court to decide which lawsuits will become these representative case autos and first whooping cough now measles. 28 cases of measles have been reported in california this year the highest in a decade. officials believe the surge is because parents aren't vaccinating their children. that could be because they're worried about a connection between vaccines and autism though no such link has been proven. one parent said she chooses to protect her child. >> if they want to vaccinate fine if they don't fine. i vaccinate because i want him to be protected. i don't want him to get sick. >> officials point out more parents are killing-sh -- filling out personal belief exemption forms allowing children to start school without being vaccinated. >> tonight at 6:30 the new look of facebook. updates announced in a san francisco conference today changing the conversation. >> and a judge says 10 years is too long for oakland police department to clean up its act. new information has him fed up. >> later faster than the speed of light. science may have broken one of the basic laws of physics. another half hour of news begins in just a moment. g unveiled changes today in san francisco that is where jonathan bloom is tonight. >> you can say goodbye to the wall z say hello to your time line. that is the name for face book newly redesigned profile page. some developers calling it a bold change, a lot of users we've talked for not clicking the like button. >> time line for to you express who you are. >> this left a lot of users expressing how they feel. >> they just did it that bugs you?. >> very much so. >> the new time line will replace your existing profile with one that looks like a scrap book. >> the story of your life with all of your stories and all apps p and a new way tochl press yourself. >> apps will be a huge part of the time line. they can post to it by themselves if you give them permission. >> there is no step two. i can just start using apps. >> and every time i listen to a song time line updates it means facebook can share more details than it used to. >> young people more comfortable with it. i think that is the direction the world is moving. more of what we do is public. we'll get used to it. >> maybe in the future but now plenty of people are upset. >> kind of intrusive. it's in your face. >> it's just like too much going on. and there is also i'm thinking who is watching what i'm doing? do they know? do they know i go like this? like that? >> the senior editor says it's only natural. >> this is where people live online. they spend half an hour and an hour there. facebook goes in and then people trip over the couch. they get angry. >> some developers predict that that will stay. >> and there is i'm sure there will be 10 million strong to face the profile. in two months people will start to get it and be engaged with it. >> and you'll get to makeup your mind on this soon. the new time line launches in beta today meaning some will get to test it out before everyone has to switch over in a few weeks. in san francisco abc 7 news. >> oh change is tough. >> thanks. >> we'll see what happens. and there are a lot of people on our page threatening to close their accounts or go to google plus. and absolutely hate the new look, writes nicole williams we're users and our opinions should be heard and recognized. >> there is this from laura. people complain about changes as i did but then quickly adjust. you can join in the conversation at facebook.com/abc 7 news. >> mahmoud ahmadinejad delivered a fiery anti-american speech in the united nations today. things became so heated two diplomats walked out during the speech followed by diplomats from 30 other countries. he called the u.s. an arrogant power rule bid greed calling for a collective cooperation for all people and religiouses across the world. >> creation of a ideal society with the arriveal of a perfect human being who is a true lover of all human beings is the guaranteed promise of allah. he will come with jesus christ to lead the freedom and justice lovers to eradicate tyranny. >> he provoked a similar walk out last year when he said many americans believe the u.s. government staged the september 11th attacks. >> and a federal judge blasted oakland city leaders saying he's tired of listening to excuses and its police department needs to make changes immediately. this almost a decade after the controversial riders police abuse case first surfaced. vic lee is in the newsroom with the story. vic? >> the riders case was the biggest police misconduct case in oakland in memory. and that city singled a lawsuit. the federal judge said today that he believes the department remains pretty much the same and added that he is losing patience quickly. >> i don't know and don't have real confidence that the kind of changes we hope for are really taking place. >> attorney john bures schl says police are not moving fast enough to make the changes. it's latest chapter in a saga that began in 2000 when four members of what officers called a rogue band of officers were charged with beating suspects in oakland. three were fired and the fourth disappeared two. prosecutions ended in mistrial. a lawsuit ended three years later in a $10 million settlement. the department ordered to make changes to prevent future abuses. at today's hearing the judge also said that he was frustrated by the slow pace of change and said the oakland police department is behind modern times there is attitude of resistance. also appearing today was mayor jean kwan who said she'll make sure reforms happen. >> i'm going to take responsibility for it. to monitor whether or not we have a federal court agreement. >> buress says what is needed is intervention. >> what the judge can do is appoint a monitor to run the department. and this make all decisions made by that monitor. >> the hearing follows release of a study by the federal monitor overseeing reforms looking at 80 incidents when officers drew their guns and most involved african american suspects. the city concluded that in 28% of the cases the individuals posed no threat. and the judge was apalled saying the level is astounding. the mayor and chief told the judge that quick draw incidents need to be scrutinized closely to see if there needs to be more training or perhaps better supervision in the field. the chief says there have been many changes that he's reorganized his department from top to bottom. the judge ordered everyone to come back in january for another status hearing. >> okay, thank you. a respected fixture of bay area television 30 years passed away. bob mckenzie retired from ktvu in 2008 dying today after a long battle with cancer bob known for artful story telling and compassion for people he covered. he worked near mid 1980s writing funny fee fewers about things like building model volcanoes and covering more serious topics liked forced relocation of native americans. >> it's called relocation to some it's not just a word but an obscenity. >> staffers remember him as a good guy and a good friend. bob was 75 years old. we'll be back. o takes a gentle, caring touch. before you can deep clean, you learn to get a feel for its trouble spots. and hey, if you can't listen to grout, you can't truly know its wants...its needs...its dreams. ♪call 1-800-steemer.♪ if you're just tuning in it has been another dark day on wall street. worst two days of the dow since the depth of the depression. nasdaq off by 826789 s and p down 37. and warren buffet was a loser class a shares in his company fell below $100,000 today. a drop of 2.2% is better than broader markets. toys are us lowered expectations for upcoming holidays said today it plans to hire 40,000 seasonal workers this year. 5,000 fewer than last year. and former vice president al gore may have let something slip today about the iphone 5. gore is on the apple board of directors and today mentioned the new iphones plural coming out next month. >> and a song about starbucks and customers has gone viral but the giant isn't laughing and the sicker is no longer serving up lattes. >> he says the way he pokes fun at customers are based on his five years of working as a barista in the central valley i'm being honest about the work experience for a lot of baristas that work for star buck autos so far the song has 75,000 hits on you tube he says his bosses praised create activity he was fired from the job at starbucks starbucks saying the remarks about our customers and company are out of line with our commit tomt customers and partners. >> and where is that falling satellite going to hit? >> and brad pitt leaves oakland a's in "money ball". it's a good so...what do you think? i'm not crazy about these light fixtures. kitchen's too small. what's next? 607 franklin st. ♪ ♪ sea bass... ♪ ♪ ooohhh! ♪ ♪ i like it. yeah, i love the kitchen. [ male announcer ] the epa-estimated 42 mpg highway chevy cruze eco. perfect for finding your way home. if nasa calculations are correct, the satellite barreling towards earth will reenter the atmosphere tomorrow. and the latest trajectory has it hitting the south pacific. >> space craft is tumbling and it's difficult to pinpoint where it's coming down. even right before reentry. >> the research satellite will be the biggest space craft to come crashing down in 32 years. nasa is anticipating a splash down since nearly three quarters of the world is covered with water. >> then there is this. scientists have smashed one of the fundamentals of physics. the lab in switzerland clocking some part cells traveling faster than the speed of light. and under einstein's theory that can't happen but they shot them to a lab in italy and then got there 60 nanno seconds faster than light can travel. the results so astounding they've asked other scientists to check their work. a team in chicago said they'd get right on that. you can imagine, they will. >> oakland coliseum and a's take center stage tomorrow in "money ball" about a's amazing 2002 season and stars brad pitt. we had the big world premier on monday. so does the movie hit a home run? >> there are rich teams and there are poor teams then there is 50 feet of crowd. >> the a's remarkable 2002 season when billy bean defies conventional baseball wisdom and shaikz up things. >> i like to risk. >> i know. and an ugly girlfriend mean nose confidence. >> you guys talking the same old nonsense. we're looking for fabio. >> who is fabio? >> he fires a guy who uses computer data to field a group of players to one wants. >> this goal to be buying wind. you need to buy runs. >> they win 20 in a row. it's based on a book. aaron sorkin wrote the screenplay. >> it's $1 man. >> what? >> welcome to oakland. >> i talked to brad pitt about his experience. >> this is kind of a rush for us. to be loud and to see inside of the baseball. it was a privilege for us. >> this defies everything we know about this. >> and how can you not root for a local team? there is suspense as they go for that streak. and brad pitt seasoned and weathered and plays under dog well. it does help if you know something about baseball. just because of the subtleness involved. it's slow and talky. they may not hit out of the ballpark but i'll take my peanuts and cracker jack and give it three quarters of a bucket. we'll see you on the aisle. >> and this does look fun. >> let's update fall weather. >> yes. spence jer here now for that. >> weather looking good. the bucket runneth over. there is a time lapse view this afternoon looking over lake tahoe, you can see cloud build ups there. just a hint of what is still to come. we do expect a chance of thunderstorms tomorrow. there is another warm day and tomorrow will be looking for low to mid-90s on the east bay z some locations well to the north. generally remainder inland locations will have highs into 80s and 70s around the bay. 68 here in san francisco. weekend forecast calls for lovely weather tomorrow. and monterey and dry throughout the weekend. and maybe some drizzle up in mendocino saturday night into sunday. sierra again those thunderstorms will be rumbling in places on friday and saturday. dry weather on sunday. and this is the way our accu-weather forecast is shaping up. fall arrives in the morning at 2:04. and then cooling down over the weekend maybe some drizzle overnight into sunday. and certainly a cooler six days ahead after tomorrow's inland warmth. >> and highs only into 70s sunday and back into 80s monday and tuesday. >> south bay's annual fiesta celebrating is now underway. the san jose mexican heritage festival kicked off today. students found inner mariachi at this work shop sponsor bid national hispanic university. members of the group loss lobos spoke about importance of music education. >> od indicators to use us in classrooms example of our culture is a great honor. we're happy to be here. >> and loss lobos performs tomorrow and continues through september 29th wealth live performances from vicky carr and spanish harlem or chess stra. >> stay y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y als. the death row menu changing how executions are carried out in texas. >> and then at 11:00 here on abc 7 concerns about a blanket for babies. why one consumer is pushing for a recall. >> see you at 9:00 and 11:00. now to an interesting renewed confidence in the raider autos yes. larry beil is here with that. >> raider nation. >> yes. >> and raiders showing signs that hugh jackson has been going in the right direction. fans noticed home opener is sold out. this hasn't happened a lot in recent years. raiders had 14 blackouts in last 15 home games. now a's were there today in the final home game of the season finishing up with a victory over texas. 14,000 on hand for the finale. and there is a double to left. here comes weeks and there is a throw that is... not in time. and upon further review maybe it was za's in the 6th a's down 2-1. base hit on trevor cahill. wiks is not weeks. the little guy deep to right and gone. his first career major league homer. all miles. they tie it up with a rbi ground out. at the 8th coco chris with three for three. scored three times. and includeing right there as axe's get the win. and the giants to make the playoffs they'd have to catch cardinals and braves in the wild card race and got help today from mets. mets down 6-2 one out in the 9th rallying in six runs in the frame. harris caps it off with a two-run single. there is a blown big opportunity because they lose 8-6. now a giant win tonight in l.a. putting them just a game back of st. louis. they go down to standings here. atlanta is off tonight. giants can close to within three games of the braves with a victory. pitching match up from gardener. and bradley played in three tournaments, lingering hangover went away today in a tour championship in atlanta. and hunter mayham shin deep gets witness wet and gets out. and follow that's with a chip in birdie on 18. three under 73 on the lead. phil mickelson with a new belly punter rolls in on two. and there 68 fr lefty. charles howell the third finishing in style. up on and in. for a three under 67. a lot of great shots. as mentioned bradley out of the bunker. up down for birdie on two. six under 64 two-stroke lead for him. college football win cal opened pack 12 play saturday. and going to be like looking into a mirror both teams have offenses with big play capability both active defenses that create turnovers and both see conference opener the same way. >> there is a conference game. and i'm sure they're telling their players the same thing. and now, the score changes saturday. there is another calm it's the conference play so this is the a big one saturday. >> sanford has a bi this weekend. and david shaw will join us live this afternoon. and immediately following lsu west virginia game. you can write down questions. >> yes. and thank you, that is this edition of abc 7 news. >> you can join conversation about the changes to facebook at facebook.com/abc 7 news. >> check that out. a lot of people commenting. from all of us here we appreciate your time. >> good night. captioned by closed captioning services, inc. this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants-- a communications manager from washington, d.c... a housing court judge from truro, massachusetts... and our returning champion-- a urologist from baltimore, maryland... whose 5-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- alex trebek! thank you, johnny gilbert. hello, ladies and gentlemen. you know summer vacations are great but i can't tell you how excited i am to be back working in this first week of our 28th season of "jeopardy!" shows particularly since i've enjoyed the company of our young champion here justin who has performed brilliantly.