heart and then clinton fired back and said she didn't think that trump was fit to become president and the attacks continued for 90 minutes. wasting no time the two started off addressing in the elephant in the room. the videotape where donald trump made derogatory remarks about women. >> it was locker room talk. i'm not proud of it. if you look at bill clinton, far worse. mine are words and his action. >> he has said that the video doesn't represent who he is. i think it's clear to anyone who heard it that it represents exactly who he is. >> reporter: the candidates responded to questions about the rising cost of health care. >> we have to repeal it and replace it with something absolutely much less expensive and something that works. where your plan can be tailored. >> i want very much to save what works an is good about the affordable care act, but we have to get costs down. we have to provide additional help to small businesses. >> reporter: the candidate addressed everything from their energy policies to how to handle the refugee crisis in syria and in between several surprise attacks, involving questions about clinton's e-mails. >> donald trump is not in charge of the law in our country. >> because you would be in jail. >> how do the two candidates measure up? >> give him a couple better marks than before. he got together on isis pretty well. he talked about health care fairly knowledgeably. least on these topics he didn't rant all over the place. he he stayed coherent. it is hard to beat hillary clinton. she is a policy, she rattled all of the things she did over 30 years it was dissertation, amazing. >> the next debate is october 19th. >> thank you very much. nbc bay area's christie smith continuing our coverage from san francisco. >> you spoke to republicans, democrats here in the bay area. did this debate change anyone's mind as far as you can see? >> for those i spoke with the answer is no. there were strong opinions on both sides about the donald trump tape and even bill clinton and some frustration, too. hillary clinton supporters in san francisco packed in to the holiday inn for the second presidential debate. christine pelosi is chair of the women's caucus of the democratic party. >> when you see successful women who are reduced the way that donald trump's comments and his policies have reduced us, it really is a turnoff. >> reporter: here reaction was quick as the trump tapes came up with comments about bill clinton's past. >> this should not be in the dialogue. >> she is doing well. she is trying to figure out where that middle ground is. >> reporter: at hotel zeta, a watch party at the commonwealth form and brigade brought out hundreds. >> it is almost painful a lot of this matters to a lot of us. i have massive student loans. a lot of americans have serious issues. >> reporter: bay area republicans what their own gatherings one in menlo park. one voter said he believed trump did well. >> trump has obviously engaged in bad behavior but when you compare his bad behavior to clinton's bad behavior there's no comparison. >> reporter: those we speak to on both sides seem to agree the debate could help those who are still undecided. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. our debate coverage continues later in the newscast. we have a live report from st. louis coming up in 20 minutes. nbc news is fact checking tonight's debate. the results are on-line and you can see for yourself at nbc bay area.com. today the president weighed in on the vulgar comments from donald trump. >> that tells you a couple of things. it tells you he's insecure enough that he pumps himself up by putting other people down. >> reporter: the president called trump's comments disturbing and demeaning. the president was speaking at an event in chicago. there's fallout tonight for nbc's billy bush in wake of the trump audio scandal. nbc confirming on the that bush is being suspended from "the today show," a show he recently joined. it is unclear if he will ever return to that specific broadcast. there are calls for him to be released following the conversation he had with trump on an "access hollywood" bus in 2005. when the audio was revealed on friday, nbc sources said that bush would stay on "the today show." the change in that decision came late this afternoon. followup tonight on the dramatic boat accident that sent several people, some of them children in to the san francisco bay. tonight san francisco police plan to use sonar equipment to search for the boat as the investigation went continues. nbc area's rick boone reports from san francisco. >> new at this hour, it could be weeks before we know who may be at fault in this accident that could have happened a deadly outcome. a day after this cabin cruiser boat capsized, where 30 people on board near pier 45 sonar crews will begin to search for the vessel underwater. >> the focus is to keep boats it of the air show area. >> the fleet week air show pushing back the search for the boat. teams do dive to determine their location. >> if it is on the bottom as we suspect it is not going to move far. >> there were 30 passengers on board. the number new examined as well as determinened if there were enough life vests for each passenger on the boat. on sunday, all passengers hospitalized are better, most left the medical care and even a 5-year-old on 0 board improved to good condition. >> a ton of people in the water. just started to throw life rings. >> reporter: nearby boaters tossed life vests in the water. and rescued everyone. >> couple of kids in the water. >> reporter: investigators are trying to figure out if alcohol was connected to the accident. >> we are looking at all aspects so we can determine what happened. >> as for who will be paying to raze the boat out of the water they are looking to the boat's owner or insurance company to pay up. rick boone, nbc bay area news. palm springs mourns the deaths of two police officers. people gathered to remember the officers killed yesterday. the officers were responding to a family dispute at a home when a man opened fire the officers killed were jose vega, a 35 year veteran due to retire in december and lesley who had returned to duty after giving birth. >> it is emotional. it hurts. it's very sad. >> police say the gunman, john felix is a known gang member who had been previously arrested for fighting with police. felix was wearing body armor and allegedly told his father moments before the shooting he wanted to kill cops. 25 years ago the oakland hills fire devastated part of the became today an emotional ceremony to remember the victims of the devastating fire. this memorial plaque was unveil and rededicated at the b.a.r.t. station in oakland. it has name 0 of 25 people who died in the firestorm. the firearm in 1891 killed 25 and injured 150 others. 1500 acres were destroyed including 3,000 homes. coming up next, samsung dealing with more phones catching on fire and this time with the replacement galaxy 7s that were supposed to solve the problem. the drastic measures the company is taking. a decision that could change the raiders future. we will break it down for you. tropical storm matthew is waengenning. there's a lot of damage on the eastern seaboard. we will have the latest. hopefully you get out and enjoy today. major changes on the way. a cooler monday ahead and i'm tracking rain for next weekend. back to explain your full forecast after this. when legalizing safe, responsible adult use of marijuana, the most important question is how? by voting yes on prop 64: adults 21 and over could only purchase marijuana at licensed marijuana businesses. and prop 64 bans advertising directed at kids... requires strict product labeling... child-proof packaging... and bans edibles that appeal to children. smart provisions to safeguard our families. learn more about the safeguards at yeson64.org. rain are weakenin but now -- the prob hurricane matthew is now a tropical storm. look at the damage here. the winds and rain now weakening and this is the aftermath, the flooding. cars there, as you can see, completely covered in water. several areas of north carolina are in the middle of a flood emergency. the flooding is likely to last for days. >> reporter: today across north carolina, heart-pounding rescues. nearly 1,000 in 24 hours. those trapped by rising floodwaters plucked to safety. the u.s. death toll from hurricane matthew at least 17. >> it got out of hand prettytai >> she is panicking, in pieces. >> thousands are thankful to be alive with some missing. >> there could be back roads where we had people swept away. ear praying that we will not find that to be the case. >> reporter: after a foot of rain fell in some cities, historic floodwaters are swamping neighborhoods well inland. >> i have been trying to get to my house the past hour and a half. every road i have been on has looked like this. >> reporter: so much water dams have breached. some could fail. them threat is fluid. >> we must stay home, stay safe during this process. there are dangerous conditions currently ongoing. we still have roadways that are flooded. >> reporter: after pounding the coast, matthew ripped apart piers and crumbled roads. >> oh, my goodness. this is amazing. >> freeways are under water, cracked in to pieces or buried in debris. some evacuation orders are still in place. >> we don't know what day we can return to see what's going on. >> reporter: with more than 1 million still in the dark, water, sewage and gas are out in many areas. in florida, georgia and the carolinas, a massive cleanup. the damage may top $6 billion, but tonight rivers and dams are still swollen and these daring rescues may not be over. >> more bad news for samsung regarding its popular smartphone. reports of it of south korea say samsung is temporarily halting production of the galaxy note 7 smartphone. the phone was originally recalled after reports that some of the devices were catching fire. now reports that replacement ones have the same issue. a recent southwest airlines flight in kentucky had to be evacuated because of smoke from one of the phones. the tech world is buzzing over tesla's next big thing and doesn't even know what it is s. elon musk said he is about to unveil a new product. he said there will be a product unveiling tomorrow. it caught a lot of insiders off guard. he said it will be a separate product from another unveiling that's expected to happen on the 28th, involving tesla and solar city. experts think possibilities include a new vehicle or improvements to its autonomous driving feature. who knows. >> will the raiders have a new home field to continue their winning ways? the legislature will meet for a special session to discuss a proposed stadium the raiders could call home in las vegas. they need to decide if they will pass a $750 million bill for funding for ar domed stadium that would cost $2 billion. depending on what the legislature decides, other hurdles remain. most importantly the nfl. they have to approve a move for the raiders to leave and go to las vegas. >> a lot of raiders fans looking at that saying, after waiting all of those years for them to get good and now they are doing so well. don't send them away. >> bay area proud. >> they are doing great. >> so many good sports teams, too. a lot to be proud of. >> we do. >> the weather was great this weekend. hopefully you got out to enjoy it. next weekend looks gray and cool with 60s for highs and rain, yes, so enjoy the next couple of days, if you didn't enjoy the weekend we have major changes on the horizon. fog is pushing back in the bay right now. san francisco dealing with fog at the coastline and the foggy breeze will be with you for the morning hours. with will break out to sunshine tomorrow afternoon. but no 90s on the board. in the low 80s for inland valleys and 60s at the coastline. the subtle changes for tomorrow will be even more dramatic as we get to friday and saturday. as i mentioned rain is on tap. the fog around mid night. 5:30, 6:00 in the morning. cloudy skies for the north bay and along the coastline through the morning hours, along with that we have rip currents possible through the day tomorrow. if you have the day off heading to the beach, keep in mind we are looking at large breaks. 79 san jose. 75 in san mateo tomorrow. 65 half moon bay. 60s return to san francisco after 80s yesterday and 70s for today. the north bay will see temperatures out of the 90s, 83 santa rosa. comfortable tomorrow in oakland and 75 after morning clouds. same for the trivalley. low 80s with plenty of afternoon sunshine. if you are heading to the giants game tomorrow, game three of the nlvs taking on the cubs. 59 degrees at 6:30. it will be foggy tomorrow as the clouds roll in again. clouds will be with us each and every day for the next couple of days, at least the first half of the day. once we get to friday and saturday, that's when storm systems will line up off the coastline. the first one pushes in for thursday in to friday across the north bay. eventually the second one will come in behind that on sunday. again, if you didn't take advantage of this weekend, looks like next weekend will be cool, gray and damp. here's what we are looking at as far as rainfall amounts. maybe a quarter inch or more for the first system. second system, by sunday looks like it could add another quarter inch to a half inch which would total close to one inch across the bay area and maybe even more than that across the north bay. this could get interesting as we head to next weekend. we will be watching it closely. you know, you can actually watch it yourself on nbc bay area.com. you can download the app and every day watch the storm get closer. this could be the biggest rain we've seen this season. fingers crossed. >> the totals are kind of surprising. >> a little unreal. >> didn't give us much and this is fairly serious stuff. >> i tweaked it to look less than the other models were calling for. >> being conservative. >> that's the low end. >> that's exciting. >> good stuff. >> thank you. parade in san francisco today to celebrate i tall italia. >> the parade is 150 years in the making. just talking about it makes me hungry. the italian heritage parade began near fisherman's wharf and made its way to washington square. >> north beach. >> that's one of my favorites. brian boitano was a grand marshall. >> an paul and i happened to go to the same high school. >> i met brian boitano pemp personally. he is a great skater. >> very cool to see that. coming up the social media frenzy during the presidential debate. all sorts of things people are tweeting and talking about. as the presidential candidatesd. louis. a running mate campaigned in th. ==vo== the presidential candidates debated in st. louis. the running mate campaigned in the same capitol. tim kaine in sacramento today. big crowd lining up outside of the golden one center to hear him speak at the fund-raiser. many attending the event seemed confident they were about to be see the next vice president speaking, including the sacramento mayor elect who doesn't think that donald trump can bounce back from his most recent controversy. >> i think it's over. maybe it was over already. >> trump's running mate mike pence cancelled a scheduled visit to new jersey that was scheduled for tomorrow. >> were you watching b.a.r.t.'s twitter feed tonight? it generated a lot of buzz. so much that b.a.r.t. got in the spirit. the person behind the transit agency's twitter account send out several presidential inspired messages ones that said we are going to build a better b.a.r.t. and make metro los angeles pay for it. >> sounds fair if you live up here. >> i'm sure l.a. is up for that. another i know everything about running a railroad, the most. part bart tweeted it is a way to repair and re3wi8d b.a.r.t.'s infrastructure. we follow the aftermath of the fiery presidential debate. >> steve handelsman is live from st. louis after the break. then -- >> the situation where it is like wack a hole. we are waiting for imto pop up. he has. >> police arrested him. charged him with sexual battery and closed his gym. we found he's back in business. we uncovered the new place a personal trainer opened up shop after clients accused him of disturbing crimes. t' south bay trainer is popping up. his former clients accuse him of unwanted sexual contact at his gym. one of them as youn shut down in one city but now is popping up in another. his clients accuse him of unwanted sexual contact in a gym. one as young as 13. >> city officials did close the business in morgan hill. but the trainer has not gone too far away. liz wagner from our investigative unit has more. >> reporter: we're talking about this man, fitness trainer david wolfsmith. we reported in april that police arrested him and the city closed down his morgan hill gym. tonight he is facing more charge and maybe reopening his business farther north. inside the walls of the wolfpack gym, men, women and their kids trained with david. >> he draws you in and before you know it you're sucked completely in. >> she's a former client who spoke to police about wolfsmith. we agrieed to hide her identity and disguise her voice. sh described him as controlling and demanding. >> it starts out subtly and you don't realize it and it goes on for years. >> reporter: according to court records, five women and two teenager girls accused him of touching them inappropriately between six and 2015. one victim alleges he massaged her completely nude three separate times. another said that he wanted to get her measurements she alleges he pulled her underwear down and said it's okay. i'm your coach. i can do this. >> i don't want someone else to have to go through what we went through. >> reporter: he now faces 13 sexual assault related charges and an empty gym. the city of morgan hill forced him to close at the end of june but it appears he may have plans to open a new gym, here in san jose. according to city records, in august, he registered a personal training business with the city. twice our cameras found him at the address listed for wolfsmith training. >> he should never operate a personal training business period. >> the prosecutor for the district attorney's office. >> is this an uncommon move for an individual who sh shut down in one location to reopen somewhere else? >> it shows arrogance. i have never seen that. >> we reached out to him for an interview. his wife sent us a statement saying he denies the allegations. she writes we are proud of our contribution tols the community. the attorney says the police investigation was less than objective from the start adding every man has the right to support their family. >> we have to be the ones to monitor his activities. >> he says the d.a.'s office is working with police and the city to close down the new gym. >> it's like whack-a-mole. we take care of him in morgan hill and he pops up somewhere else. we are waiting for him to pop up. he has. >> reporter: this woman wants to know why authorities have to wait for him to pop up before taking action. >> he shuts down one door and opens a brand new one somewhere else. >> clients are wondering why he can apply for and receive a business license for a personal training business without any red plags going up. >> the city's business tax ordinance is strictly for revenue generation, for municipal purposes. >> she manages revenue division for the finance department in san jose. she says they will issue a business tax certificate too anyone who pays the required business tax. >> it's not proof of any adhere rans to any city, county, state, federal regulations or requirements. >> reporter: some businesses, like massage parlors require extra regulatory permits. personal training does not. >> we are taking all appropriate actions. >> reporter: he says prosecutors routinely collaborate with departments to close down businesses they believe pose public safety threats. >> the system is working. the city was not aware and will be now. >> the city of san jose has not taken any official action. he is expected in court for a plea hearing later this month. if you have a tip for our investigate i have unit call 888-996-tips or send an e-mail to the unit@nbc bay area.com. you know, it's just awfully good that someone with the temperament of donald trump is not in charge of the law in our country. >> because you would be in jail. >> that definitely got reaction tonight. angry, personal accusatory, a few words to describe the presidential debate tonight. both hillary clinton and donald trump taking swings at each other in this town hall-style debate. >> sure did. the initial focus was on sexual misconduct and a tape from 2005 showing donald trump bragging about groping women. steve handelsman is live from st. louis. thank you for staying up, the site of the tonight's debate. >> terry and peggy, glad to be with you. he stalked the stage. he looked angry a lot. he complained about how she debate was run. she looked happier for obvious reasons. the pressure was on donald trump in st. louis. and he managed to keep it together and pull off his plan, which is, among other things, to flatly deny that he ever actually sexually abused women and to say it is hillary clinton who ought to be ashamed an you heard him say it, ought to be in jail. >> hello. >> tension from the start, no hand shake and soon came the question, didn't trump on the 2005 tape just released admit to a crime? >> you bragged that you have sexually assaulted women. do you understand that? >> yes, i'm embarrassed by it. i hate it. but it is locker room talk. it is one of those things. i will knock the hell out of isis. >> have you ever hit on women. >> have respect for me. >> no, i have not. >> hillary clinton said the tape revealed true trump. >> i think it is clear to anyone who heard it that it represents who he is. the questions our country must answer is that this is not who we are. >> she talks about words that i said 11 years ago. i think it's disgraceful and i think she should be ashamed of herself. >> reporter: trump tar ar getted her and bill clinton in the audience along with women who accused him of sexual misconduct. >> bill clinton was abusive to women. hillary clinton attacked those same women. and attacked them viciously. >> reporter: trump switched to hillary's e-mails g again you should be ashamed of yourself. >> okay, donald i know you are in to big diversion tonight. anything to avoid talking about your campaign and the way it is exploding and the way republicans are leaving you. >> reporter: republicans who did not bail out pleaded with trump to be low key which he was not. >> instead he made clear if he wins the white house he would order his attorney general to appoint a special prosecutor to put hillary clinton in jail. something sure to please his red meat supporters, something that more main stream republicans say has never been done and they say should not be done as part of a presidential election. meanwhile, you have got republican lawmakers, terrified now that should donald trump go down he would go down so hard that he would take them with him. >> steve, i thought one of the most interesting question moments of the night was really at the end you had to wait until the end to get to it. when one of the voters said, okay, name something nice about the other candidate and it was a real moment for these two. >> everybody paid attention for sure. what you saw su trump being trump and clinton being clinton. clinton, who everybody knows her daughter chelsea is friends with ivanka trump, praised donald trump's kids. by extension him as a father. which is safe, it is nonpolitical. she didn't have to say anything that talked about thb the election. donald trump said he had to admit that hillary clinton was a fighter and was tough, which seemed to counter, when you think about it, what he said about her not having the stamina to be president that she takes a lot of naps. so trump lost focus, went off message but said something nice about somebody which is interesting to hear. >> steve handelsman, live in st. louis. thank you very much. . people have been weighing in all evening on the debate and donald trump's comments about women. going down on facebook. you can join the conversation by going to the nbc bay area facebook page. coming up, emotional stories flooding twitter after donald trump's recently uncovered comments about women. it is shedding light on an important issue. we'll explain. a first a look at what is coming up in sports. i'm mindi bach. you will hear from the giants about their plans for another post-season comeback. plus, the raiders first game of the season against the division rival met expectations. we will bring you the fast-paced highlights next. good evening. the giants will return to their eighth monday night pivotal matchup against the cubs. baumgartner gets to start. more on that in a moment. but first it's been 14 years since the raiders made the playoffs. five games in to the season and they are sitting at a tie atop the afc west with the broncos. the raiders hosted the charmgers in the first division game of the season. third quarter. can you get more wide open than this? derek carr finds cooper for 64-yard catch and run. the raiders down one at that point. later in the third on fourth an two, jack goes for it and why not when you have crabtree on the other end. a 21-yard score an the raiders take the first lead of the game. on first and goal, it's one yard score for the raiders. they are up ten. next chargers possession, rivers goes to the big man. the tight end gates rumbles four yards in for the score. chargers down three. they go for the 36-yard field goal to tie it up. a bad hold results in a fumble and the raiders would improve to 4-1 with a 34-31 victory. >> i'm okay with, you know, 3-2 or 50-49. winning at the end of the day is what we are about. you know, we'll keep looking to correct things that we know have to be better. we'll continue to enjoy the victories. >> it's nice but the road goes through denver. they are super bowl division champs. i will always play respects to them because that's what they earned. we have earned nothing yet. we have earned four wins in five games which is a great feeling. it feels very nice, trust me. don't twist that. it feels really nice but we haven't done anything yet. >> madison baumgartner an the giants return home from chicago down two 2-0 in the best of five series. the giants are 9-0 in postseason elimination games and the skipper knows the mindset he's looking for in his players. >> i try to read, try to get a feel, the pulse of the club, where we are at. we have had meetings postseason. going back to cincinnati, you know, we had a couple of meetings there. now this club has a history. that's what you like about what is going on now. finding a way to win that game they had to win. and moving on. and that's -- that's experience that is so vital to draw on. if you don't have that, you may not have that belief that you can do it. well, they know they have done it. >> if the giants pull off the comeback, they will play the winner of the nationals series. dodgers up two and two on for washington hoe his second career postseason home run and the nationals win. they even the series at one game apiece. curry missed the last two warriors practice with flu-like symptoms. tiger woods needs him healthy on wednesday as wool /* woods is scheduled to return to the pga after 14 month absence. he will be his partner in napa on wednesday. more news after the break. with a break like this, we could do a cast or surgery. whichever's faster. surgery means recovery time. a cast will get you back out there right away, but it's bulky. and can it take a beating? how did you break it again? roller derby. hip-checked. there's a rematch next week. snarling clementine has to be there. that's me. okay. so what color should the cast be? orange. orange is good. yeah, i like orange. it's kinda my thing. at john muir health, we know how big the little things can be. john muir health. be heard. but not al of theiscussionrelat one tweet from an author triggered an avalanche of deeply personal comments and stories. a warning -- some of this content may be graphic for some viewers. kate snow reports.==take pkg== runs 1:45 lleive powerful. ==terry/rail== u-s secreta state jo kerry making a tp to licon valley women tweet me your first assaults. they aren't just stats. i'll go first. man on a bus, grab me. i'm 12, she writes. with the hash hash not okay, she posted experiences of sexual assault when the nood gates opened in the initial hours 50 responses per minute. one by one survivors of sexual assault added their voices. >> at camp male counselor offers to hold my hand, reaches in to my pocket and grabs my vagina. i was 12. >> 60-year-old man grabbed me and tried to french kiss me to show a 28-year-old man how to say good night to a lady. i was 13. >> male classmate flips my skirt up and i scream and slug him. teacher says it's not okay to make these things up. #not okay. >> at 13 kimberly said she was compelled to tell her story. >> a is an opportunity to teach our children how to behave. >> reporter: one in six women report being victims of sexual assault. >> for a lot of people it is an opportunity to take the power back saying i will talk about my story and receive support from the public or other people. also realizing that i'm not the only one this happens to. >> reporter: the strength and support in numbers even reached mary yam several thousand miles away in pakistan. >> it is not okay when you have so many stories of harassment that you can't decide which one to tweet under 140 characters. >> under 140 characters multiplied over a million times. stories so painfully private and collectively powerful. >> secretary of state john kerry is making a trip to silicon valley to promote climate change. he's going to take part in a round table discussion tomorrow about new ways to promote and use clean energy. that is happening at the four seasons hotel. he has another meeting in menlo park later on. kerry has been an advocate for the tech industry and its role in helping to solve some of the biggest issues. we are looking ahead to the weather. big change toward the end of the week. >> hopefully you have enjoyed this weekend. next weekend will not be like what we saw today. gray skies and rain ahead by friday. enjoy each and every day as we get closer to that. temperatures will be backing off and feel more comfortable actually to enjoy the outdoors. right now fog building at the coastline. that will be with us for you early morning commuters tomorrow and fade away and burn off and by 8:00 we will start to see sunshine. 83 for the trivalley. 80 south bay. 81 for the north bay. along with the cloud cover we will see tonight, a few high and mid-level clouds to the east bay. when you wake up tomorrow morning not overly cloudy but clouds and fog at the coastline. the other thing to keep in mind if you have the day off and you are heading to the beach we have a rip current risk in place from bodega bay. waves will be possible along with a shore break. the forecast for monday, 79 for san jose. 80 cupertino. half moon bay 65. san mateo 65. 60s for san francisco after you were in the 70s today. 80s yesterday. along with the north bay in the 80. comfortable in oakland with morning clouds and afternoon sunshine and 75. the tri-valley low 80s. if you have an opportunity to head to the giants game tomorrow, as they take on the cubs for game three, 59 at 6:30. breezy and cloud cover will be returning once again. clouds will be with us. that's the story each morning this week. on-shore flow continues to increase. what will happen as we head to thursday and friday, we are watching a series of storm systems that will move this way and impact us as soon as thursday night across the north bay. along with the rain it will get windy as the system moves through. by friday, a potential of quarter to a half inch at highest amounts. this would be for the first system that comes through for friday. another system behind it will move in for sunday. overall that will leave for cooler weather over the next couple of days and definitely jacket weather in san francisco. 60s return to sf tomorrow through the rest of the upcoming weekend. dust the umbrellas off for friday. >> got to find them first. >> or buy new ones. >> thank you, anthony. coming up next, competing propositions on the ballot. we look at a personal, complex issue. we are talking about the death penalty. it has a lot of people talking. hear from families that suffered similar tragedies but have different views. on the ballot next month- there will be two competing blot measureconcerninthe death penalty. on the ballot next month there will be two competing ballot measures concerning the death penalty. prop 62 will repeal the death penalty. >> prop 66 will speed up executions. we have the story of two families who suffered similar tragedies but a different views of capital punishment. >> reporter: there's something therapeutic, maybe even healing about the simple act of walking a dog. >> ready? >> it's a daily task dion wilson cherishes. but for wilson, there are some wounds that may never heal. >> that's him in his car. >> reporter: in 2005, wilson's husband was on the job at the police department but on a summer day life turned tragic. >> he was shot and killed in the line of duty. nothing can prepare you for telling your 6-year-old that she'll never see her daddy again. >> reporter: police arrested 25-year-old irving ramirez for the hearing. >> i wanted the worst punishment, i wanted him to suffer. i advocated for him to get the death penalty. >> she got her wish. a judge sentenced him to death. he sits with 746 other prisoners on california's death row. i believe was going to heal me. as that wore off i realized i didn't feel better. >> she started to tell her story to prison inmates to deter them from a life of crime. after hearing their stories of traumatic childhoods her view of the death penalty changed. now she speaks as an advocate for prop 62 which would repeal the death penalty. >> there's another side we need to focus on. that's why i'm saying let's just end it. >> she was a sweet little girl. a funny girl, pretty girl. >> tragedy also thrust mrk class -- mark klaas after his daughter was raped and murdered in 1993, career criminal, richard allen davis was convicted of the crime and also sent to death row. >> i believe the system did the right thing in this instance. he deserves to die for the crimes that he committed, as do all the others. >> he passionately opposes attempts to repeal the death penalty and supports prop 66 on the november ballot which aims to speed up execution. >> we need to pass proposition 66 to clear up that backlog, to clear out the various barriers that currently exist. >> california's execution chamber has been silenced since 2006, following numerous legal appeals over the manner of lethal injections. while they may disagree on the merits of capital punishment, they agree the system is broken. beyond that, their long roads to healing veer down very separate paths. nbc bay area news. >> those are just two of the 17 propositions that will be on the november ballot. >> a lot of people talking about that. for information on the election and specific issues on the ballot go to nbc bay area.com. a quick break. we will be right back. but first a look at what is coming up after the show. this week, we travel to shanghai to spend the day with yao ming five years after he last visited. the hall of famer shows where he grew up and details the burden of his fame. >> i can't hide anywhere and people can recognize me from 100 meter away. >> right. >> that is next on "in depth on nbc bay area. a new discovery at one of the bl ==peggy/2shot== a preservati team rently op a new discovery at one of the south bay's landmarks. >> a preservation team opened a sealed off attic at the mystery house in san jose. it with really was a mystery. the room has been boarded up since the 1906 earthquake because the owner was trapped in the room. so she boarded it up. >> hope she is okay. >> the thought that spirits caused the quake. >> the preservation team found items not touched for decades like a couch, sewing machine and paintings. they moved the house and turned them in to a new attraction at the mansion and it is called sara's attic. >> i would not want to be the person unlocking that door and going in, moving that stuff around. i would not want to be that person. >> have a great night and great week. >> thank you for joining us, everyone. were you that some in the american media criticized whether or not you deserved an election? >> well, that's a mature society right there. i don't vote myself. ♪ yao ming, former nba center and 2016 hall of fame inductee. the reretid houston rocket invites us to his hometown of shanghai, five years after our first visit to see what life is like today, a celebrity sensation in his native

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