demonstrated a conflict of interest. >> campos added the recent reporting record raises more record if the people at the puc can complete tr duties. the bigger question, it ethical? calls and e-mails to the president and the puc were not returned. raj? >> tony, thank you, some of the biggest investigations come from the tip line, shear is the number to the tip line. if you have a tip for tony or anyone else in the investigateive unit. 1-8 eight 8-996-tips or you can send us an e-mail directly to the unit. >> the high price of living on the peninsula, drive families out of their homes and on to the street and that option has been kicked to the curb, sleeping in vehicles has been banned. making it a question, is it making it harder on the have-nots to stay in the area. >> i'm here in palo alto and this is where several people sleep in their cars every night. but now that the city has issued a new ban. some are wondering where they will go. >> for dozens of people that sleep in cars, vans and rvs in the parking lot in palo alto. this is home. or at least it was. last night the city council approved an ordinance to make it illegal to sleep in your vehicle in palo alto. >> it's hating the homeless, it's a hate crime. so what if the other cities have done it. it does not mean it right. >> palo alto mayor said that police will only respond to complaints and will not actively kick people out who are just sleeping if their cars. >> it's not unnecessarily targeting anyone. what it does is provide the police a tool, so if someone is you're nating and living in front of someone's house and you' urinating on the front yard the police can ask them to move along. >> this woman said that it criminalizes the homeless and it's an attempt to shut out the less fortunate. >> i am concerned that the this is a place that is moving to a place where it's tonl haves. we don't -- where are it's only the haves. we do not want to be near or see people that do not look like us, the haves. >> she said this is the only mobile home park in the area, and it may soon be closed. that would leave people looking for affordable housing on the peninsu peninsula. that would be hard to find. the average rent for a one bedroom is $2500. and the average rent is not much cheap their san mateo, and in east palo alto, you will pay $1,476 a month for a one-bedroom unit. the mayor said he is committed to building more affordable house and the city is working to beef up homeless services. and some question whether it is enough to convince the have-nots they can stay here. the new ban will not be enforced until january, the first step is to educate people about the new ordinance. reporting live in palo alto. nbc bay area news. >> now, a follow-up, local authorities approved plan bay area that promotes high density housing. this is to prepare for the additional two million people expected to join us by the year 2040, it was approved last month and a group called bay area citizens has filed a lawsuit to revoke it. it requires the nine bay area counties to add more than 180,000 housing units for people of all income levels. it musting located near transportation to reduce greenhouse gases. >> to a developing story. the desperate search for two children from california. investigators believe the man on the right, kidnapped one or both of them saturday evening after killing their mother. as a search widened, their father just issued a message for dema -- dimaggio, a man describ as a close friend. >> jim, can i not fathom what you are thinking. the damage you have done, i'm wedding you to let my daughter go. you have taken everything else. hannah, we love you very much, if you have a chance, you take it and you run. you will be found. >> parents desperate plea t kid's mother was found dead inside his home in the boulevard. it's 60 miles east of san diego. investigators found the remains of a child whose identity has not been released yet. they are not saying if it's ethan or not. investigators believe he may be headed to texas or canada in a blue nissan versa, with california license places. 6 wcu 986. >> did you get the text message late last night? it surprised a lot of people and could be more common in years to come. the text alert about the two missing children. how does it work and who is behind it. we have answers. chris? >> hi there, well it took us getting used to get used to the flashing signs of the amber alert over our freeway commutes but they come when we are wide awake. the alerts that came over the cell phones, came when many were in bed or not yet up for the day. >> it was a weird noise, cite caught my attention. it was asked that all new wireless phones and smartphones able to get the information from the government's agencies and the president's office. not a lot of people realized it until last night when the sheriff's department requested the amber alert be shared statewide. >> my phone went off last night. yeah, it caught me by surprise. >> this officer said that the cph that manages the amber alerts on highway signs is get agolate of questions. he -- getting a lot of questions. >> the big picture here is that someone has been kidnapped against their will and we want to find that person. so, if we can be inconvenienced for 15 to 20 seconds, i think it's worth it. because the amber alert system has proven to be beneficial. >> more than 200 california children have returned home because of amber alerts and still some folks on social media were put off, asking who manages the wireless alerts, how to opt out and thatb. be more informae and easier to access. he wants to know why his phone was silent. >> if it's being used for that purpose, then i guess it should go to everyone. it would be valuable information if there was a disaster. >> cell phones and smartphones are supposed to automatically accept the emergency alerts. you can opt out of those messages. but it varies by carrier and phone. so we put information on our website for you to try and help you out, if opting out is what you want to do. however, the chp reminds us there's a good reason for the alert. if you can tolerate the disruption, it would be a good thing. >> thanks, ac transit and their union are negotiating at this hour if they do not come to agreement a strike will start tomorrow. they are $4 million apart, but progresses. we have more on the thousands of riders that could be affected. >> to a 10-year-old boy growing up in oakland, it's impossible to over state the importance of a ac transit bus. >> i go to school, i go to walmart and i go to, um, i go to the -- sports center. >> for in maci harrison, a dollar and a nickel buys a journey to the outside world. >> especially with my friends, because then i have people to point out the windows with and look around. >> but with ac transit workers threatening to walk off the job at midnight tonight, he and his mother were left pondering how he is going to get to school. >> it's pretty important because it's because we don't have other -- we do not have many other forms of transportation to take us there. >> ac transit and its union, atu local 192 have been locked in negotiations for week. yesterday the union declared the intention to strike just after midnight tonight. ac transit said it would hurt the 180,000 riders with a looming b.a.r.t. strike. >> reregrettably our contingency plan is no service. >> 25 year bus driver ted miller said he is not happy the riders are caught in the middle. >> that was little consolation to this college student. >> everyone is trying to get to school and work and stuff. everyone trying to get somewhere to go. >> and with school, getting ready to start on monday for maci, he had his own message to deliver. >> please don't go on strike. >> nbc bayier news. >> he is pleading. well, still ahead here. governor brown is trying to end a second b.a.r.t. strike. but those attempting to intervene are familiar. and fighting to save a piece of history. activists try to stop the tide in the east bay, but the city is fighting back. >> scott live at the america's cup where it was a very dramatic day today, and an emotional day. and artimas racing returned today. we will show you what happened coming up. and we will have your full america's cup weather forecast tomorrow coming up and a live look across the bay and there's the fog. we will tell you what it will do to the temperatures this week, you may like it, coming up in a few minutes. ♪ i wish i was made of money. i wish you were too. chances are, you're not made of money. so don't overpay for motorcycle insurance. geico motorcycle. see how much you could save. >> protesters in san francisco called for a boycott of russian made vodka after lawmakers enacted anti-gay legislation. they banned promoting nontraditional sexual relations. people gathered outside city hall to call on mayor ed lee to boycott russian brands. >> if you have laws that legislate the way that the russian government has, you are opening up violent homophobia, and that is what is happening. >> many boycotters poured water on the sidewalk rather than actually vodka. >> a registered sexual offender is in custody after a violation. he was arrested for molesting a 9-year-old boy over a 2-3 year old period. she is friends with the boy's mother and he was charged with possessing a .22 caliber rifle. if he is convicted, he faces 25 years to life in prison. >> in berkley they were told to leave but they remain and those occupying the front steps ignored the eviction notices. they have been camped out since july 24th, trying to prevent the sale of the building. they are concerned about the privatization of public services. the postal service said it's being forced to close hundreds of offices because of decreasing revenue. >> the first day of the louis vuitton finals was an emotional one as the artimas team was back on the water after the detect of one of the sailors. we have highlights of today's action, that was seen here on nb bay area. >> it was, and we will have more of it. a dramatic day, so much going on in this first race for artimas racing, their skipper, ian percy has dealt with a lot, losing a close friend and bringing his team to the bay for action today. take a look. with all eyes on the swedish artimas team, the attention in the prerace on the bay quickly turned to their competition. the italian luna rosa team dealing with a wing tear in the sail and then after they got to mark 1, cheers and emotions all around for artimas that took the early lead. luna rosa never looked back. the italian's team, this is the first victory. taking it 1:58 ahead of artimas racing. the learning curve will be adjusted now that the return involves head to head expedition. here is the skiller on an emotional day all around. >> incredibly proud of the effort we have gone through and no one really but the artimas team members now what it took to get the team and boat back on the water to compete and a touch of sadness, particularly for me personally. i have not done a race without my best buddy, andrew simpson, for eight years and this is the first one. and i know he would have loved to be with us and would have given us more of a boost out there. >> in the best of 7 series, three more wins will set a date with emriates new zealand in the finals. >> the last race, and we want to keep saying, and then we will feel more comfortable and happier if we made it through the finals, it's a long way now. >> you heard kris draper. luna sfais rosa will work on the starts and they will work on the maneuvering in the bay on the expedition, as it continues here. the louis vuitton, the best 4 out of 7, the winner of the series will move on to face emrites team new zealand, that will be on the america's cup in september. and we will have more of this louis vuitton semifinals for you tomorrow on nbc bay area at 1:00 p.m., that is when the coverage starts. let's go back to you in the studio. >> thank you, it's amazing to see, if you cannot see it in person, just watch it on the air tomorrow afternoon. >> so exciting and so visual. let's check the conditions for you. here is the chief meteorologist. >> the boats got up to 43 knots. as we go through the next 24 hours. small craft advisory and wind 25 miles an hour with waves from 1 to 2 feet. if you are headed to the america's cup park, it's free, you can get up close to the finish line at pier 27 and 29, there's a check point, they are charging cover but it's free, again, temperatures in the low 60s with the mix of sun and clouds and 1:00 to 2:30 tomorrow. on land, it was cool. mid to upper 70s for the east bay. let's go to the sky camera network. you will see that we have the marine layer with us. that is a beautiful picture. and off toward the south. what you will notice is the fog line ever present in foster city, no problem for that to come back for tomorrow. on the day park, the third consecutive bay of the winds in the coast line, keeping it cool, 11:00 a.m., even though sun is inland, upper 60s for the interior valley. chilly all around throughout the morning hours on wednesday and we are expecting airport delays with fog building for the morning hours and no delays right now, the other good news, no delays at the other airports. we will have more coming up later on in the he show and we will detail our chances of some rain that will get close in that forecast. >> thank you, jeff. sounds amazing for august. coming up, techies get political, what is behind the push to washington for good old fashioned lobbying. >> and it's been a year since curiosity landed on mars, we will talk about what they found and what they are looking for. >> it's a growing trend, the silicone valley getting serious about politics, last night you recall that mark zuckerberg spoke about the value about immigrant talent in the united states. he is the latest to push for immigration reform. larry is joining us now. larry, why now and how affective can he be? >> you know, raj, almost by definition, tech companies do not like to get involved in politics, they just want to bring to market new and exciting products. with the immigrate politics, they have started to verbalize what they have long known, they need talent and they cannot get enough from those available in the united states. >> you talk about verbalizing, are they doing something? or is it just hot air? >> the game is old fashion lobbying, which is kind of interesting, because we are discussing cutting edge industries at work here. just last week, 20 corporate executives from the silicone valley leadership group went back to washington over a 2-day period. they had one-on-one meetings with 58 members of the house of representatives, a silicone valley leadership group showed the harm to the districts of those representatives from not doing immigration reform. and taking a page from old style coalition building, the sblg, lobbied along side immigration groups pressing for those in the field that were not being harvested. >> what is the shopping list? >> there's a shopping list, yeah, first and foremost, expansion of the h 1 b visa program. it has limited temporary visas to 90,000 slots a year. the immigration bill has 200,000, with future opportunities for hiring. and they need those bodies. the tech community sees the need for research and development, tax programs and energy independence and better education to get it done here at home. whether tech moves congress now remains to be seen. if nothing else, we are learning something, the voice is getting louder than ever. >> and in this issue, will they continue to be issue in the years coming forward? >> they will be, tech has become a key component of the american economy and therefore the american political process. >> thank you, larry. >> charging toward a solution for a short time apple is offering a swap and sale program if anyone is worried their usb charger is faulty. that relates to two electricutions, a $10 apple charger will be listen to anyone with a charger, even if it's made by a third party. it's available august 16th to october 18th. >> still ahead, your safety versus your privacy. it's a big debate, the fight over domestic drone surveillance goes to the capitol. >> and an update on president george w. bush's surgery today. >> as you probably heard, the governor moved in and called off a b.a.r.t. strike this week and he appointed a special board to look at the labor disputes. should we take any comfort in the steps. in tonight's reality check, we will talk about the gubernatorial role in labor. >> tomorrow morning in oakland, the three-board panel convened by governor brown is going to look at what is keeping b.a.r.t. and the negotiators from reaching a deal. >> will it work? we explore the history. seems like we've seen the movie before. >> this has been tried before usually without success. this has not happened in more than a decade. between 1988 and two you though a -- and 2001. you know how many agreements were struck in two months? 1. not good odds for this latest bout. >> this is what state leaders are trying to avoid. the summer second shut down of b.a.r.t. trains in little more than a month. and both sides made an effort to patch up their differences. we moved. >> it was up to a three-judge panel appointed by governor jerry brown. >> usually they have little consequence and doesn't have a baring upon what the parties do. >> this is stanford law professor william gould who has a good idea of what he is talking about. under former president bill clinton, he served as chairman of the national labor relations board and he is the ar traitor and fact finder in these disputes. he predicts that the most likely scene couldn't ario is a coolin period. >> all that we have is a fairly ineffective mechanism, no recommendations by the third party. >> history would show that he is right. in the last 25 years. there have been 5 b.a.r.t. labor disputes involving governors. 1988, 1991, 1994, 1997 and 2001. all went to 60 day cooling off periods except for one and all ended in september or october deals and one ended in a major eight-day strike. he would not be surprised if that also ends in a strike. >> we have never been confronted in a situation where the parties are so far apart as they are today in 2013. and this is a particularly tough nut to crack. >> g on ould said pro longing things to the fall, when kids return to school and families return from vacation will make the impact of the b.a.r.t. strike more severe. >> now, if the purpose of the interven interventions is to prevent a strike, it may do the trick. but it's argue ably the most experienced labor negotiators. he concluded, i would not bet the farm on a deal any time soon. that is the reality check. back to you. >> happening now in richmond, active visits are gathered at the civic center, marking the 1-year anniversary of the massive fire at the chevron facility. they are ringing bells for each victim. just yesterday. chevron pleaded no contest to six misdemeanor charges. there's a pending lawsuit against chevron. >> new details now, oakland police are asking for your help to find a woman who has been missing since sunday. this is sandra. she was seen at 8:30 sunday night near highway 24. her family said that the last they heard of her, she was going to meet somebody about her p (t&háhp &hc& they found her car two miles from her home. she is in good mental and physical condition and has no history of going missing. >> domestic drones, a topic that is continuing to make headlines. today it was a topic of a state capitol. the purpose to learn more about unmanned aircraft systems. several law enforcement agencies have been looking to using drones to help fight crime, but opponents have concerns about privacy. today the committee heard testimony from the law enforcement officers, privaciry right advocates and drone manufacturers. >>. >> katala has been the first man charged in connection with the attack that killed four people. including uc graduate, ambassador chris stevens. he has been described as the founder of the libyan extremist group. they believe he was at the u.s. consulate during the attack and authorities say they have identified half a dozen other suspected in being involved in the attack. nbc bay area has talked with the family, who talked with him this afternoon, and they say they are waiting to learn more information before commenting on this arrest. >> now the u.s. government had made a decision to shut down their embassy in yemen, yemen sources tell nbc that withdrawing encourages al qaeda. it gives them a sense of authority. they are taking the appropriate security measures to deal with the recent al qaeda threat. and there's no indication that the u.s. will reopen the embassy or return staff until they feel the security threat has been completely diminishes, at least for the time being. >> the owner of a canadian pet store could be prosecuted after a 15 foot python escaped and killed two young brothers. the boys were on asleep over up stairs from the exotic pet shop. the 100 pet snake escaped the cage and slithered through the ventilation system and fell in the room where the boys were sleeping. the brothers are best friends with the pet store owner's son. >> it's really tough. we are just on our way, the worst is about to come. >> the python is a constricting snake and it strangled the two boys. the vet euthanized the reptile. highly radioactive water is seeping into the water near japan. radio-active ground water has gone above a barrier and it's exceeding the legal limit of discharge and they are struggling to contain it. the watchdog said that measures by the owner, tokyo electric power company will only stall the problem not solve it. the company has been criticized for slow response time since the 2011 earthquake and tsunami wrecked that plant. it 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doctors discovered a dark artery in his heart. they inserted a stint and he the in good conspire and expects t tomorrow. >> in health matters, if you love spicy foods, it could mean you are a risk taker. a university finds a correlation of liking spicy food and risk taking personalities. a test was given to determine people's level of risk taking behavior and then participants were given the active component of chili peppers dissolved in the glass of water and were asked how much they love them. those who are high sensation seeking, were not happy unless their tongues felt like they were on fire. >> let's go get spicy food. >> i love that hot food. i get it so hot that you start to sweat. you guys like that? >> i do not like it that hot. but that means you like to live on the edge. the waitress comes by and like, do you need water? >> take a look, the cloud cover is moving in. a gorgeous shot, we will have details in the 7 day forecast, in a few moments. >> jeff, coming up in sports. stanford honors one of the all time greats and the first place a's taking on the reds but first, kaepernick may have lost his top target in a season ago, but we will tell you about a new relationship developing. that is next. >> you may not know the name, but you may know her work. the california sculptor that created the fountain outside a hotel died. the fountain was removed to make way for an apple store, she was a champion of art education. she drew on her own memories to create it, having spent years in internment camps. her painting sold at auction. >> a milestone in outer space as nasa marked a year since the curiostiy rover landed on mars. they celebrated by looking at the future. >> it was a year ago that the curiosity landed on mars. the rover has combed the red planet looking for clues. >> at nasa, they are keeping a close eye on curiosity. >> there were surprises and mostly good ones. things wept better than we expected. >> so much of the technology and prelaunch testing happened in the nasa facility. >> we had a shot from the mars orbiter. so, everything was well. >> we are in it for the long-term. his team is closer to finding out if life is or was ever on mars. >> what we now know is that we see environment that if there was life on mars. these are the sort of vierms that would record that evidence. so we are looking in the right place. we just need to get deeper into it. >> a starring role for a rover, who despite being 35 million miles away. gets a lot of attention, with followers tracking its move on twitter. >> they like the technology, they like the driving on mars. >> and they will be glad to hear, they plan to keep the roving going into the future. >> and jeff follows the rover on twitter and the robot tweets interesting facts, right? >> i cannot remember any off my head, but it's like, i'm taking a look at this right now. it's hilarious and you may want to check it out. our technology right here across the nbc studios is picking up lightening strikes across the sierra, it has since calmed down and a few light showers moving to the north. but some of it is in an indication of the weather pattern that is way out of whack, giving us temperatures way cooler than we should have for this time of year. we are going to talk more about the rare chances of some showers getting very close here in just a few minutes. otherwise, for tomorrow, it's staying chilly at the coast line. and cool for this time of the year at the bay, and also, by 11:00 a.m., tomorrow, we will get sunshine and temperatures in the upper 60s for the east bay and south bay. so, yes, it's another morning for the jack ets. you will not need the scarves or gloves. let's go to the cool breeze. let's go to the sky camera netwo network. it's a marine layer right now at 3,000 feet, looking absolutely gorgeous. and that strong at this time of the night, it will impact all of the bay. you can see the fog line as we look off toward san francisco international airport, it's thick as we mentioned earlier in the show. delays are likely. and clear in san jose, but some of the clouds you can see in the lower portion of your screen, a sign that the moisture is building from the coastline and will be entering santa clara area. >> the fog that is from point reyes to half moon base, is staying put all the way through tomorrow. winds 10 to 20 miles an hour for most of the bay area. on shore out of the west, temperatures are going to cool down a few more degrees. now, not your typical temperatures, 79 in san jose, and 81 in morgan hill. and 76 in sunnyvale, the breeze will make it feel like low 70s. the thing that is producing the cooler than average air in the rogue showers is this area of upper low pressure, i'm sure it will hang out the next three days and one last thing that i want to get to, is the rain future cast. as we go through wednesday, thursday and friday. rainfall expected to the north. it will get close to us, for us at this point, it mean as possibility of drizzle, for wednesday and thursday. and then you can see by the up coming weekend, temperatures warm up in the low to mid 80s. so we have warm air coming our way after we get the cool and foggy weather out of the picture. >> after the rogue showers have passed by. >> let's get to sports. >> championship is with us you 49ers and raiders season starts? i'm dancing, we are ready for that. >> and we have to get you ready for the gambling. >> my prediction. >> we will wait until the regular season, maybe. let's see what the 49ers are doing. their preseason schedule opens up on thursday night, the players balanciplayer s battling to make the roster. pat willis. we were in santa clara, he had the arm in the sling, for more on the red and gold, we go to talk about the budding relationship. >> last season there was no denying the chemistry between kaepernick and crabtree. this season, kaepernick will be looking for a new go-to guy and they are counting on anquan boldin to be that guy. >> me and cap are going good. communication is there. and wherever you can communicate, especially after every play, you have a better idea how the guy is seeing things. >> helps me see things from his viewpoint. >> there's something to that, the chemistry. you want to be on the same page and understand how he is seeing the game. so you can adjust your route accordingly. >> last season, kaepernick threw to crabtree twice as much as any receiver on the team and boldin is hoping for much of the same. >> it's more football. former stanford quarterback, john elway will be the third player in cardinal history to have his jersey retired. he will be honored in a ceremony prior to the november seventh home game. and now, there's baseball. reds hosting the a's. they've lost 4 or 5. bottom of the second is, bruce. reds up 1-0. runners at the corners. phillips. he lines a fastball to center and it drops in. choo scores, 2-0 reds right now and it's 3-0 reds on top. how about basketball. it's august. the nba schedule has come out and the nba likes the golden state warriors. they opened the season, they are featured in 17 nationally t televised games. they are excited about that. >> troy walker was one strike away from having a perfect game. as the fans gathered around. look at that. he rolls it towards the pins and the pin setter comes down and blocks the final ball. he was given a chance to throw the 12th ball, hoping for a strike. unfortunately just a 7. finished with a score of 297. i mean, come on. that's a heart break and of course, as they say, whether you are driving home or going bowling. stay in your lane. good night everyone. back to you guys. >> that was painful to watch the video. that was -- it threw him off his game. that stinks. >> we are back in a moment. >> thanks. >> after the recent deadly limo fire on the san matteo bridge, our investigative unit found local companies are dodging safety inspections. we went undercover to find out how. >> we found many limo companies, it's easy to ignore the rules. some never get their proper insurance but are openly operating. and we discovered other limo companies under report how many passengers they carry, allowing them to avoid certain safety inspections. >> the illegal operator knows the system. it's the cost of doing business. and they, if they get cited or a fine, they are back on the road. >> our interview request was declined at the oversight department. hear from illegal limo companies that tried to get our business. >> that will be an eye opening report, thank you so much. have a great evening we hope to see you back here at 11:00. >> see you later. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt 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