amidthe controversy. a conference debuts in san francisco. titled she the people. the supreme court nominee was a hot topic. the effort to amplify women's voices everywhere. >> if there was a common thread to all of the political conversation that we're having now, women need to be listened to and represented. one person who feels very strongly about that. who spoke here earlier today at the ballroom after becoming the first person arrested after protesting justice kavanaughs hearings. >> getting arrested to stop judge kavanaugh from being on the supreme court. >> those women aren't just in d.c. >> call your mother and grandmother. >> linda is documenting history here in san francisco. where she discusses her out burst at the confirmation hearings. >> i screamed and got dragged out by the police. we were able to change the story. organize chaos at the kavanaugh hearing. this is not business as usual. >> we're the least represented group. >> founded the she the people summit after discovering one of america's unfotole stories. women of color make up 19% of the population. but 4% of elected office. >> we have the power and vision and wisdom. for an electoral majority. >> new mexico congressional nominee denounced on stage, 2018 has been a breakthrough. more women of color candidates than any time in history. supporters agree. change is coming. >> i think that these old white men will hold on with their as tight as they can. to stay in power. and they can keep holding on, we're coming for you. >> every senator that said dr. ford is lying that she's messed up. they will be messed up when they don't have a job come reelection season. >> new at 6:00 a troubling report suggesting bart is targeting african american riders who fail to pay fares. the agency says doesn't give the full picture. the news reports during a two week period in july, african american riders received 41% of the tickets issued. that's high considering african mers make up 12% of the riders. report covers a small percentage size and the full picture will be posted online tomorrow. and at the next meeting september 27. >> new clues and a plea from pliz about a suspect in the east bay. police say the sketch right here, this man. last tuesday sat down next to a 12 year-old girl at a bus stop in front of walgreens, the man offered the girl money to leave with him. a black man in his mid-40s. great sweat pants, hooded and a hoodie with gap across the front. if you know who he is, call police. >> police standards it's an unusual call. a two year-old found wandering alone before dawn this morning. when a woman called police to report the toddler outside her house. police looked for the parents. they turned to social media. posting pictures and a request to id him. that worked. hannah adams the mom says when sleft for work at 3:00 this morning. her son was sleeping and in the care of her roommate. hours later she got a text. >> i knew what my son was wearing this morning. i saw what he was wearing. he was with a police officer. i came to get him. >> they just moved into the home four days ago and believes her son came looking for her after he woke up in the middle of the night in an unfamiliar home. no crime was committed. she plans to add more locks. >> a garbage company has been fined after death of a worker. the trouble stems from an accident in march. in san jose. the green waste recovery truck was making a right hand turn when the driver fell out. and the struck ran over and killed him. osha determined the safety chain was not in place. and couldn't be used because a part was missing. the company will pay more than $46,000 in fines. this is the third time green waste inspected for worker injury. >> after much debate the city is moving ahead with plans to redevelop the old mall. it's a controversial plan that sparked heated debate at a two day public hearing this week. even the mayor says it's not a done deal. live with more. >> here at the mall, just about one mile from apple headquarters. this is a thriving area. you wouldn't know it from the look of the mall. it could take years even a decade before this sign goes down. and new housing units go up. >> the developer calls it a dead mall and you can see why. most stores are gone. more than 1 million square feet of vacant spac cmunity isve thi. as social heart as it wa a intense two day public hearing. the city counsel voted to plans redevelop the property. to include nearly 3,000 residential units. plus commercial and retail space. >> it is something that thst been a long time coming. 12 years. >> it could be another decade before new units go up. because of factors for lawsuits that could derail plans. opponents are gearing up for a fight. citing traffic concerns. >> the area has no viable transit. we will not see any increase in transit in the next ten years. >> the developer is still considering trying to speed things up under a new state law. that fast track affordable housing development. mayor says the biggest worry is that the development could bring in more jobs than homes, making the housing crisis worse. >> if we're envoeking housing laws and trying to fix a housing crisis. we shouldn't in the process make it worse. in years. >> there's still a lot of steps to go through the second reading of the plan is expected two weeks and could cost $4 billion. >> okay. thanks for the update. a housing project in concord has the go ahead to move forward. plans for the complex. 200 apartments shops. it will be on grant street. right here the concord bart station. plan is break ground next summer and have the apartments ready by 2021. >> up next. you want a straw with the soda? you have to ask for it. a new california law takes effect. we'll tell you when. >> going where he's not supposed to be. how a man fts bitten by a lion at the zoo in the central valley. >> i'm chief meteorologist. we maybe sunny and hot now. we have a storm to the north. how this changes our weather. coming up. jailhouse interview wn wh the man accused ofape and kidnapping. the lawyer gives us his side of the story. >> a bizarre chapter in the case involving the woman who police thought was lying. he pled guilty to kidnapping in a federal trial. he faces rape charges and has a proposal for his alleged victim. >> i'm not guilty. >> reporter: convicted kidnapper says he'll fight new state charges against him. in a jail houts interview, he will serve as his own attorney at next weeks preliminary hearing says he's prepared to question the couple he's accuse offend terrorizing. he will end this now if they agree to ta deal. donate half their settlement to a non-profit that helps people wrongfully convicted. and he'll plead guilty. >> if they were to make a substantial donation to an innocence project. i couldn't put my fate above the fate of the the money freeing ten, 12 people. >> mueller says they should understand what it's like to be wrongfully accused. they got the settlement because police called the case a hoax. mueller said he pleaded guilty to a federal kidnapping charge because knelt bad for the couple. >> i don't think there's any excuse for the way the police department handled it. and that's exactly why i thought it was worth it for me to take a dive and make sure they achieve justice for the wrongful acquisition. >> he's been helping other inmates behind bars. something he says he enjoys. >> i can't practice as an attorney because of mental illness. i'm not consistent enough. you can never tell when i'll dpo out for three months. i can do it in prison. >> he says he's been man handled and beaten in prison. approximate raped. >> i have bruises and everything. >> he plans to use an insanity defense. legal analysts say it will be tough for any jury to buy. >> the flies in the face of his mental health defense to at the same time be representing himself. >> she adds an attorney for tells us mueller has no capacity for sympathy. and always saying all this to boost his ego-. he's expected to be in court monday. hus kins is ready and willing to be questioned directly. he has lot to say. we posted it the entire interview on our web site. it's right there on the front page. >> this might change the way you sip. california just became the first state to restrict plastic straws in restaurants. today governor brown signing a new limited ban. on straws. saying plastic is choking our planet. let's bring in with the details. >> one restaurant here in downtown they already followed that state law. waiters only hand out plastic straws to diners who request them. but restrictions that has raised concern among members of the disabled community. they say they're not just convenient, they're necessary. >> anything environment tally friendly i'm in support of. >> she tries her best to limit her use of the plastic. she's even purchased reusable a home today. before going on a starbucks run. >> i'm in support of eco-friendly things and i'm drinking a plastic straw. >> she supports browns new state tlau will require full service restaurants to stop serving drinks with plastic straws unless diners request them. restaurants that fail to comply will get a written warning for the first two violations. after that the state can fine a restaurant $25 a day. for future infraction. >> it's something the manager of the tap room and grill isn't worried about. because his restaurant already has that rule in place. >> if we bragt the straw out. >> not everyone wants to see straws go. the largest disability rights group says the law will have a negative impact on the disabled. because it could mean restaurants stop providing straws altogether. a spokesperson says making plastic stray straws available is not a convenience. it's a necessity of life. for many with disabilities. allowing fema drink hot liquid and bend forward to sip a drink. >> fast food restaurants are exempt. starbucks did announce it plans to e limb gnat plastic straws from all locations by 2020. >> it's a sign of the times. don't bother resetting that later.lock. harder to wake up early. teenagers sleep patterns get causing them to be tired at school. the governor said school should decide what works best for them. he opposes a one size fits all approach. and teachers objected to the bill. supporters aren't giving up. but schools have decided to do it on their own. >> copy cat arrested. a student. the vague threat was posted this morning on social media. police arrested a 14 year-old student. who made the threat to get out of school. police say this is no laughing matter and anyone arrested will be charged to the full extent of the law. it wasn't worse. a reaction@man who faced off lion during an hours visit to a california zoo. you can't do this. it happened after 11:00 last night. he climbed over a fence and into the lion enclosure. that's when the lion bit his toe. he was taken to the hospital. and promptly cited for trespassing. >> it puts the animals at risk. if there's becomes an event where it's a choice between human life and animal life. we have to make the decision to protect the human life. >> a police found drugs and believe he was under the influence. >> there is a new place to camp in the bay area. candle stick point state recreation area has six camp sites. a few new trails and enjoying the views of theco bay. to reserve costs $40. it opens october 1. >> wow. that's stunning. >> people lining up, buying apples and new product. the downtown store usually a hot spot. steve jobs used to go there. 8:00 a.m. tomorrow the new iphones and watch go on sale. just last week apple unvailed three new iphones. the most expense i have is $1,100. the new watch is over the counter fda approved ecg. detecting irregular heart rhythm. >> advancing quickly. >> look behind us. >> i was on the app saying how hot it is going to be tomorrow. >> it's cooling down. that's the good news. real hot day today. for the interior valleys and gradually dropping off tomorrow. and much better changes by the weekend. i want to start off with the fire danger. at least right now. the same index the firefighters use to rank the fire danger. based on how fast a fire can spread. we a sign a number to that. that puts it in a category. next ten hours is critical. 150. that is very high. but notice tomorrow afternoon it goes down to 100. which would keep it in the high category. over all seeing the fire danger lower into tomorrow. also through this weekend. that's primarily due to the temperatures dropping. and increasing humidity. instead of midto upper 90s. it's still warm. down to 92 concord. and 88 san jose. san francisco 71. and warm 78 here in oakland. monitoring changes and it's off to the north. look at the rainfall. i wish we had some rain coming our way. it won't hitill move into to in cloud covery a.m. the fog returns and saturday afternoon we have expect high clouds. we'll talk about the dropping temperatures this weekend. plus don't miss my long range forecast. over the next 14 days. that's coming up at 6:48. >> thanks. as if the lines weren't bad enough. a computer glitch that made waiting at the dmv worse today. another meltdown at the d-m-v. hopefully you weren't stuck in this mess. another melt down at the dmv a computer problem brought offices across the state to halt this morning. >> they are already struggling with hour long wait times. one of the many places hit by today's glitch. >> this isn't the first time they had a problem with its system. and critics argue it won't be the last. here at the office, this mornings glitch caused one woman to have to wait more than four hours. in a room that's been packed like this. all day. >> here we go again. >> jim is a staunch critic of the dmv. how it's managed to the wait times. he thinks the department should be audited. >> they are not performing the fundamental responsibility. >> this morning, hundreds took to twitter complaining of a new problem. up and down the state. from san diego to san francisco. and this was the result. long lines and jaw dropping wait times. a spokesperson says a two hour router issue caused today's lag. at 70 offices across the state. including offices in santa. >> we make a special space to get here. >> i got here at 8:00. i was told it was efficient. >> numbers provided to us show the department has had 29 outages of some kind. critics blamed the decades old computer system. and bad leadership. they are making major updates to the vehicle registration system. those upgrades should be done within five years they say. >> up next we talk to the local member of congress who first talked to the woman about the sexual assault accusation against the supreme court nominee. >> a fire in a warehouse killing three people. investigators in yarnd are trying to figure out why she went on the shooting spree. are figure out why she went on the shooting spree. ma are trying to figure out why she went on the shooting 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>> it was interesting to hear the congresswoman observation. and to hear her talk about it here. in the room where it all happened. where it all started. and as you heard to be there a few hours ago when she heard about fords latest move. >> atmosphere is a far cry from the day the alleged victim came forward. >> this is the very room that we sat in. and had a discussion. >> congresswoman vividly recalls her july face to face. after her initial letter saying brett kavanaugh sexually assaulted her when they were teenagers in maryland. >> i told her i believe her. it was more than a apparent to me that this was a difficult story for her. to tell. >> she knows ford is gratified by public support. including her neighbors. despite the support, many wonder if she would actually testify. >> she will or won't. >> her aid rushed in with news about a statement from fords testimony. >> she agrees to testify. she's the one that stepped forward and said i'll testify. they never said we demand it. and come here and. she has been consistent. so. >> what is she trying to prek herself from? protect herself from? what reassurance does she want. >> that the fbi actually investigate. >> ford is come a long way. >> i didn't imagine that it would move to where we are now. from this room. from that meeting. to now. >> even now things are still uncertain. since it does appear she will testify. on her own terms. >> thanks robert. ford getting death threats. the white house confirmed today judge kavanaugh and his family are getting death threats. he was at the white house preparing his own testimony. he vowsclear his name. ford says she will testify if they can agree on terms. that are fair and which ensure her safety. republicans are rejecting suggestions that she will testify or can't testify behind closed doors. >> you can't put the gee knee back in the bottle. >> they're giving her an option. show up monday or don't show up at all. i consider that to be bullying. i consider that to be disregarding. >> senator spoke out standing with graduates of fords high school. they presented a letter of support for ford signed by 1,000 former students. >> later tonight we may find out the schedule for next weeks hearing. >> this story pushes a lot of buttons. emotional. the me too movement and politics and law. and the new poll. >> the polls. we have the two polls. what we see is that the support is about where it's been. the opposition is growing. i don't think we should take it two seriously. two other polls show that things haven't changed much. between 25 and 30% of the people who are have been interviewed say i don't know. and that's why we have to let this thing play out. >> does matter if she testifies next week? the senators make the decision. >> it will matter. public opinion reigns supreme. a lot of the guys on all sides. democrats to the republicans states and republicans from nevada as example. are teetering. they will watch and see where public opinion lies. next week she has to watch what she says. as does judge kavanaugh. democrats have to be careful not to drill too far into the judge. who has been a judge for 12 years. you have to show respect. republicans have to be careful. not to drill too deeply into ford. to make it as if they are being condescending or sexist. everyone has a lot to win and lose. >> 48 days from now the midterm election. that's a trickle down effect. >> this is the bomb shell. nobody wanted. you want an election to have a good idea as to where things are going. you don't want something hitting you like a led balloon at the last minute. seven weeks out that will be the last moment. so all sides are worrying. we're not going to really know about how doctor ford or kavanaugh does. not next week. the week after. that is all the water cooler discussion starts. when the real public opinion polls as far as i'm concerned will matter. two weeks from now. we'll gt the real sense of the public. and watch the senators and see how they react. >> also tracking a developing story on the east coast. tragedy at a yarnd maryland warehouse after a woman opened fire on her coworkers. the shooter was a 26 year-old woman. a temporary employee at the warehouse. sheriffs say she shot three coworkers with a handgun. and shot and killed herself. three other people are in the hospital. >> she reported for her workday as usual. and around 9:00 a.m. the shooting began. striking victims outside the business and inside. >> the sheriff department is yet to release a possible motive. the shooting comes one day after workplace shootings in wisconsin. and pennsylvania. >> arrest tonight connected to the stabbing death of a washington d.c. tech executive. police tracked down and arrest anthony crawford. crawford stabbed a woman jogging. martinez runs into a restaurant after the attack and collapsing. she just got engaged last week. the murder left her family heartbroken and a community stunned. >> we feel confident we have in our custody the person responsible. >> police haven't released a motive. but think it might have been a random attack. >> a stand off in neighborhood off international boulevard in oakland. sky rarng was over head. around 10:00 a.m. a man armed with a gun barricaded himself inside the yard of a home. the stand off lasted several hours until police negotiators talked to the man and talked him into surrendering. he did after an hour. police say no force was used and no one was harmed. >> shocking allegations against a judge. judge lat ner accused of harassing female attorneys and improperly treating defendants. charged with nine counts of judicial misconduct. there will be a hearing. that panel will report the findings to the commission. which will decide whether he should be disciplined. >> up next a popular water front tourist spot turns into a rescue scene. the scramble to save three people stuck on a cliff. >> in san francisco. francisco ) firefighters got a call around 5- 30 from someone needing to be rescue a predawn rescue from san francisco cliffs. firefighters got a call around 5:30 from someone needing to be rescued. crews found a man and a woman stuck on the cliff. firefighters found another man floating unconscious in the 60 degree waters below. he was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. tonight firefighters want to remind people the cliff side barriers are there for a reason. >> don't climb over those. you're in an area that causesfa >> colin kaepernick maybe back in the league. perhaps with the raiders or the patriots. his attorney hinted to tmz that the former 49ers quarterback might be signed by one of the teams. told tmz quote i'll say this, if al davis was still alive, patriots owner bob craft maybe interested. raiders owner mark davis also recently said he thought it was a good idea that nike signed him as a spokesperson. kaepernick is suing the league on accusations that the league is colluding with owners to keep him from playing. >> city leaders are pressing pause opt long term plan to deal with a growing rv problem. to create a space for people living on city streets. 20 rvs are allowed to park in a dez kated lot on city owned land. many are still illegally parking on city streets. last night counsel members decided to wait 30 days before taking action on an ordnance cracking down on the owners. leaders say they're trying to figure out how to strike a balance. >> no helmet no problem. a new law allows anyone 18 or older to decide if they want to wear a melt or not while biking or riding a scooter. the law also says a maximum speed of 15 miles per hour for those scooters. the law goes into effect january 1. >> 15 miles per hour. that's fast. >> hanging on. >> you should wear a helmet. always. >> head injuries. >> not so much by the rules lately. we should be in cooler temperatures this time of the year. concord hot 94 today. 91 now. we'll cool off into the 60 ds tomorrow morning. we'll talk about changes for the weekend. >> he's left with nothing. i'm consumer investigator chris. we respond. next. san mateo man who says his tablet went haywire. that was only "scratching the surface." ...so, he turned to us. a man who says his tablet went haywire. >> the late scratching the surface. he turned to us. consumer investigator chris join us with the response. you write this stuff. >> do you have a complaint about the writing? >> it's greg we're talking about. the microsoft service. the screen on his service went just a little crazy haywire. and all scrambled up. he said microsoft agreed to swap it out under the warranty. so he shipped the tablet back. he says he gothi in return. after zero progress with that swap for two and a half weeks. no tablet in hand. he contacted us and we contacted them. they almost immediately got the ball rolling to send a replacement. however microsoft said it was unable to accommodate the request for any information. he got the new service back. which is fantastic. our three item checklist for any time you send a product back to a manufacturer. if they ask you to send it back first keep the receipt and the message that authorizes the return. some call it an rma. returned merchandise authorize. take pictures of the product and the box. proof of condition. and opt for tracking that way you know when they get it. and you have proof. there's an optional fourth step. call us if something goes wrong. or go online. tablet $2,700. >> fancy. >> expensive. >> bacteria found in the gut of a rabbit. it's helping virgin atlantic make a new low carbon fuel. it helps turn factory pollution into ethanol. that gets mixed with car gas to make jet fuel. the first 747 to fly using the fuel is set to take off in october. flying from florida to london. hopefully no rabbits will be hurt. >> from the gut of a rabbit? bacteria. >> yes. i confirmed that. again. hopefully no rabbits will be injured. >> maybe cheaper airline flights. >> that would be nice. >> we got hot today. >> we'll see it cool off. some changes in the atmosphere that you'll be happy with. through saturday and sunday. doing more like we should this time of the year. live look from the san francisco airport camera. air traffic seems to be moving along fine. no delays due to weather. it was warm in san francisco. right along the peninsula. 83 degrees. right now down to 74. do notice the ocean breeze will start to come back tonight. 50s expected by 10:00 p.m. clouds cover through tomorrow morning. that will be the change we're monitoring in the forecast over three days. the hottest air today starts to move to the east. we head again through tomorrow. that's important. it will allow the system@north to develop. no rainfall with that. fog will come back to the coastline. helping to drop temperatures. this means tomorrow morning a few clouds near the coast. peninsula. we'll start with the 59 degrees. righte fog near the u'llave sun in sano and 56. and over to the east bay starting with 63. temperatures dropping a couple degrees for tomorrow. it will be hard to notice for a few of you. over all it's still a nice day for us if you want the last blast of summer heat. 90 morgan hill. 88 in down san jose. pushing it down a bit. you can see across and oakland 78. peninsula probably some of the best weather yet again. 85 here in redwood city. notice the coast it will be cooler. half-moon bay 66. san francisco dropping. we'll have a mild 73 in the mission. across the north bay 68 in point ray. 87 and we're still keeping that 93 here. the trend once again will be dropping. you'll seeer i fog in the morning. saturday morning, fall54 a.m. saturday. sunday 66 and alsz high clouds passing by. hold on. it's going to be fall on the calendar we have milder weather next week in san francisco on tuesday, wednesday and thursday. with more low to mid-70s. we have 92 tomorrow. and pushing it down to 85 on sunday. with the cooler ocean breeze. and we'll see numbers go back up once we hit next tuesday rksz wednesday and thursday. you're not alone. if you want the rainfall. i am anxiously awaiting that first storm system to arrive. unfortunately next 14 days i do in the see it happening. reason is we have the blocking ridge of high pressure that doesn't look like it will budge. we'll try to get rain to build in on the under side of the ridge. 14 days out. i don't see anything now. with major rain nooufling in. after the next 14 days. we might get something beyond that. later part of the beginning of the october. if you're with me. maybe after the first week of october. >> it's too hot. >> tomorrow, will be better. >> scoring runs today and couldn't stop. chance... 49ers lr reuben foster thankfully taking another chance. thankful to get another chance. 49ers line backer is ready to play after serving a two game suspension. >> for violating the league substance abuse policy. it's been a hectic off season. a judge dismissed domestic violence charges and a marijuana charge. foster says he's fortunate to be where he's at now. >> it was a holiday. just knowing i can come back and play the game i love. i'm happy. playing the cards right and doing good off the field and on the field. >> they'll need him this weekend. they play in kansas city 10:00 a.m. sunday morning. >> fun in the sun. the team cruising to the play offs which begin many two weeks. >> thiser 3. three touch downs. better than the raiders. >> the a's picked up where they left off last night in the 10-0 thrashing of the angels. and tag halos pitching for a total of 31 runs. you heard right. we all know the story by now. lost his mom earlier in the season. the guy is having himself a career year. he went to stanford. this is a 26 homer. three run shot. a 5-1 lead and opened the flood gates. five in the third. seventh in the forty. all the damage with two outs. you saw how it happened. if not here's a condensed version. seven straegt straight hits. two run single to center. 12 to 1 after four. just for good measure. we're joking about this in the press box. insurance runs in the sixth. five rbi. six more runs. 18-2 after six. only thing left could they get to 20. you bet. first major league homer a two run blast to right. following with a solo shot. under statement to say it was all a's today. it always beats a lone field goal. >> long innings in the dug out. but it's fun to watch. >> it looked like a football score. it doesn't happen often. i don't know. it's crazy game. >> the 21 runs the most they have scored in 18 years. 17,000 here to see it. they finish off the home stand of the regular season a threnig >> tonight at 11:00. what happened to a -- a plea for help from the missing mans family. and a detective working to solve the story that -- the man's partner. who linked to a second mystery. that story tonight at 11:00. >> we'll talk about the weekend forecast. tomorrow is friday. we made it. >> i know. we'll have a nice start. cloud cover in isolated patchy fog near the coast. it doesn't look too thick. 59 frs peninsula. sunny for the south bay. san francisco a few clouds and 56. that extended forecast has numbers dropping to 92 tomorrow. much better sunday with 85. high clouds filtering across this weekend. it will be beautiful. >>ind me there. nice and cool. >> thank you for joining us. have a great evening. my name is chris hughes and i am a certified arborist for pg&e. i oversee the patrolling of trees near power lines and roots near pipes and underground infrastructure., because i live here i have a deeper connection we work hard to protecronmtn for everybody. to the community. and i want to see the community grow and thrive. every year we work with cities and schools to plant trees in our communities. so the environment is there for my kids and future generations. together, we're building a better california. now on "extra." the magic moment on "agt." magician shin lim beats simon's favorite singer and wins the million-dollar prize. >> i have never been so shocked in my life. >> "extra's" the only show backstage with everything you didn't see. plus shin's live with us today and we got a message from heidi. tiffany haddish, lebron james, ryan power. who else made "the hollywood reporter's" new list? meghan markle's mom gets the royal treatment. her day at kensington balance as meghan gives her very first official speech. >> thank you, everyo

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