>> 16-year-old boy storms out of the house after a fight with his dad. that was days ago. tonight, still no sign of him. >> andria borba is in hayward where the search for the team is intensifying tonight >> reporter: liz, the search out here in hayward wrapped up a short time ago. investigators have a new lead and a new city in the hunt for minh ly. the search is on for 16-year- old minh ly. >> i hope he's okay. i just really hope he's okay. >> reporter: the straight a student at moreau catholic high school went missing saturday afternoon after an ongoing fight with his father about an online game. >> it is unusual that we have not heard from him. >> reporter: minh ly's father sanh ly said the argument spilled into the next afternoon. >> you either stay or you leave. >> reporter: his sister kim thought he went to cool off. >> i thought he was just going to go for a run and come back because he goes running in the woods all the time. >> reporter: minh ly has no phone, but there has been activity on his facebook account. the account last set off an electronic marker in san francisco. but tonight, there is still no sign of the teen. >> come home, minh. mom and bad love you, okay? nothing wrong. yeah. you don't do anything wrong, okay? just come home. >> reporter: now, we drove just a short time ago from the alameda county sheriff's department. we learned it came from a public library near a church in the city of san francisco. that is where the search is going on. live in hayward, andria borba, kpix5. >> some people in san francisco's potrero hill neighborhood say their neighborhood is turning into a homeless camp. tonight, joe vasquez found out what might be driving so many people into that area. >> reporter: in a three block span of an area called the design district, this is the scene. a homeless tent encampment. >> a homeless convention going on here at potrero hill. >> reporter: kelly keith lives in the neighborhood. >> they are drinking and shooting up drugs. >> reporter: san francisco recently started a new pilot program making it illegal for these large vehicles to park in 40 designated areas around the city. this area around potrero hill is not one of the 40. >> we had an up tick of complaints. >> reporter: devin is the mayor's point man on the homeless. >> we are going to see if we can engage with people and see how we can get them be on a better path to being housed. >> we complain about it and sometimes they are real nice to us. we try to live day by day and do the best we can. >> i have been living in or near potrero hill for the last 40 years. >> people complain that you are messing up the neighborhood. >> this is my neighborhood, you know. they moved into our neighborhood. >> reporter: tonight, these two neighbors agreed to disagree about the issue. they shook hands, but it is not over as san francisco's long struggle with homelessness continues on. on the night beat, i'm joe vasquez. >> the neighbors are set to discuss the issue next friday with supervisor molly ocoan. more than two weeks after the napa earthquake, we are getting work of the first fatality. 64-year-old laurie thompson died friday of an injury. a falling television hit her on the head. her family said she seemed fine at first, but the next day was dizzy and confused. she never recovered at the hospital. quake detecters can soon become as common in california homes as smoke detecters. we spoke to one who built one for about $100. >> earthquake. light. shaking expected in seconds. >> reporter: the napa earthquake was still five seconds from hitting when berkeley astronomer joshua bloom woke up to this voice. >> earthquake, earthquake. >> i thought okay, it's working. >> reporter: it's a small rudimentary computer that bloom built as a side project. >> this was a hobby. >> reporter: it doesn't look like much. a mini computer known as a rose berry pie. a speaker, a wi-fi adapter and an sd card. it relies on sensors all over california to pick up on seismic shaking. >> those sensors send their signals to a central computer. >> reporter: that broadcast the beginnings of the quake. bloom's device uses the same software by the scientists at the seismology lab in berkeley. >> we have about ten seconds of warning here. >> reporter: that is what shake alert scientists told us shortly after the napa quake. bloom's device took twice as long to activate, but he is hoping this will do what shake alert has been unable to do. put their $80 million technology in homes and classrooms everywhere. >> earthquake! >> reporter: earthquake warning systems like these could be as cheap and common as fire alarms. >> my hope is knowing that a device like this could exist an people could buy it and install it themselves like a thermostat. as easy as that. that people in the public will want to see this get funded. >> reporter: in berkeley, christin ayers, kpix5. well shake alert has struggled to find funding the spite legislation supporting development. bloom hoping his device will encourage people to invest in earthquake detection systems. a new way to pay. apple unveiled their latest inn novations today and betty yu was there. >> we have one more thing. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: that thing is the most personal device apple says it has ever created. the $349 apple watch is the first new product unveiled under tim cooke. >> because you wear it, we invented new intimate ways to connect and communicate directly from your wrist. >> reporter: since the ipad, some have questioned whether cooke's creativity was fading. >> all the other products have come from steve jobs so this was really a new era from apple. >> reporter: this year, the iphone got bigger, thinner, faster. the media checked out the new devices in the showroom. the iphone six and six plus have new key bards, an updated camera and improved battery life. >> the biggest advancement in the history of iphone. >> reporter: both the iphone and watch will work as wireless wallets. >> i think it lived up to the hype. this the three big destructs for them. along with the devices, the mobile payments which could be huge. >> reporter: tonight t company proved it could fascinate the masses and with its usual theatrics. it wanted to announce itunes user could get the u second quarter album for free until october. betty yu, kpix5. >> the watch goes on sale early next year. for most athletes, making the cover of sports illustrated is a huge honor. this time it features baltimore ravens ray rice and his wife getting on an elevator before he knocked her unconscious. cate caugurian reporting. >> reporter: the question we have been wondering since the first ray rice video came out. >> did anyone in the nfl see the second video tape before monday? >> no. >> no one in the nfl? >> no one in the nfl to my knowledge and i have been asked that same question. the answer is no. >> reporter: in an interview with cbs news, nfl commissioner roger goodell speaks out. >> we didn't see what occurred in the elevator. we assumed there was a video. we asked for it. but we never were granted that opportunity. >> reporter: even without the surveillance video, atlantic city police said months ago, ray rice knocked out his fiance inside an elevator. so, why the heavy hand now? >> we saw the first video tape, that was troubling to us in and of itself, but what we saw yesterday was extremely clear. it is extremely graphic and sickening. that is why we took the action we took. >> reporter: his wife took to instagram to lash out against the media. she said to make us relive a moment in our lives we regret everyday is a horrible thing. we will continue to grow and show the world what real love is. and ray rice told espn, i have to be strong for my wife. we are in good spirits. electronic arts cut ties with rice. one tavern offered a $10 bar tab. why i left and why i stayed are trending as domestic violence victims shared their stories. cate caugurian, kpix5. >> the ap is reporting there is actually a longer more detailed video with audio. it hasn't been released yet. now supposedly, you can hear the couple fighting, then see his wife spit in rice's face before the punch. the new express security line got up and running today in at&t park. under this pilot program, fans now have the option of signing up for a paid prescreening system called clear. that's the same one that speeds you through security at airports. for $179 annual fee, you can bypass the metal detecters at the ballpark and head right? >> i do a bit of traveling for work. i got clear and i fully expect to use the clear lane to get in quicker. >> a reminder of why we all have this new security is son display right now at willy maize plaza. president obama will make a rare prime time address to the nation tomorrow to outline his plans to combat the brutal military group in iraq and syria. he will ask congress to quickly authorize the army and training of moderate syrian opposition forces. lawmakers are split on whether the president needs congressional approval to do that. >> i think it would be a mistake for the president to wait for congress to act. if he believes the action is necessary, as commander-in- chief, he should take it. >> the administration has briefed some congressional leaders on the plan behind closed doors. there are reportedly no plans to use american troops on the ground and we will carry the president's address tomorrow night at 6:00 on kpix5 and kpix.com. wild weather slamming the southwest. tonight, these people are lucky to be alive. their van is in pretty bad shape. >> gone out for sushi lately? any time in the last four years? you could have none coming your way. >> and high-tech goes high fashion. how silicon valley is going to make something you actually wear. ,, this is a different kind of airline. one that invented low-fares so everyone could fly. one that decides where to go next by putting your needs first. and knows people are its most powerful fuel. some say we do things differently. we say, why would we do things any other way? without a heart, it's just a machine. flash flooding northeast of vegas ripped up entire sect of interstate 15.. and took this van along for the ride. a driver stuck in traffic h his >> flash flooding in northeast las vegas ripped up sections of i-15. that was a car that went over the edge and took a van along for the ride. that driver stuck in traffic and had a camera rolling. the flood won. the men are okay. tonight, parts of the freeway are still shut down. >> unbelievable. well the meadow fire burning in yosemite. look at that picture. it has exploded in size to more than 4400 acres. tonight, it is moving in all directions. more than 300 firefighters are on the ground trying to contain it. eight aircraft are also helping in the fire fight. the fire isn't threatening any strictures, but some trails are closed including the path up to half dome. all right, if you have eaten sushi in the past four years, you could be eligible for a refund of sorts. elsa ramon on a new lawsuit. >> reporter: rice is as essential to sushi as sushi is to las vegas, but attorney brian cabateck says sushi lovers all over california have been fed rice that shouldn't have made it to their mouths. >> the rice is full of what is called flush in the industry. flush is anything that is not supposed to be in the rice. >> reporter: in a new class action lawsuit, the farmers rice cooperative is accuse of selling the rice to thousands of restaurants all over california under the names new variety, new rose, and imperial rose. they would allow foreign substances like black mold, bird remains, rats, and insects to be present. restaurant owners an son qumeers were led to believe they were buying extra fancy rice, but what they got was inedible. >> this rice though they claim it is sushi grade is as little as 15% sushi grade and it is adulterated with other less inferior rices. >> reporter: tonight, the farmer's rice cooperative refuted these accusations saying we believe the charges are baseless and look forward to the opportunity to vindicate ourselves in court. so far, there are no reports of anyone getting sick or dying from eating this allegedly tainted rice. in studio city, elsa ramon, kpix5. well the new apple watch has everybody talking tonight. but would you actually wear it? betty yu on how the tech world is turning to the fashion world for a little style advice. >> reporter: high style is going high-tech at this season's new york fashion week. for the first time, models at the show displayed the shine. >> what we are trying to do is make this technology more widely accessible to all sorts of people and push the envelope as what wearable technology looks like. >> reporter: it is the first time this company has tapped into the fashion world. cromat most recently created the looks for beyance's dancers at the vmas. >> we are aware people are not going to wear something they don't think is beautiful. >> reporter: that is why big name designers are getting in on the multimillion dollars wearable tech craze. so far, it's paying off. this summer, tori birch partnered with san francisco based fitbit to sell a jewelry line. it sold out in the first three hours and the wristbands, neck laces, and bracelets are all on back order. >> we have been sitting on the sidelines waiting to see where it goes. but our partnership with tori birch has opened people's eyes so what is possible. >> and the style here is really classical. >> reporter: google glass has done the same. it teamed up with a style queen to make its geeky specs cooler, slicker, and glamorous. >> if you are going to put google glass on your face, you are going to care what it looks like. partnering with a brand and fashion that people know so well rand really love and trust shows us how importanttechnology is to the fashion world. >> reporter: betty yu, kpix5. what were those women wearing? the iphone, the ipod, and the iii. that's what they had on. [ laughter ] >> the iii? >> you are not allowed to wear that, joe. well look at the future. like the jettisons. it's here. >> it is. >> you just saw two minutes of the future. >> flying cars. >> yep, that's next. the thing that cleans the house, that would be awesome. a beautiful shot of the moon taken from san jose, not technically a full moon, but 98% full. still looks beautiful. the sky is a little hazy because of the fire. that is why the moon is a little orange. napa, 55, vallejo, 59. oakland, 59 waking up. it is time for summer in san francisco. the warmest month of the year, it just started. from september 8 to october 8, the average high in san francisco is 73.3 degrees making it the warmest month. everybody starts cooling down. san francisco warms up. morning fog, afternoon sunshine tomorrow. 70. we will be in the mid 70s with less fog in the morning coming up thursday. so what is changing? we will be warmer, sunny because of this. it is all in one letter. an h. a center of a big dome of high pressure over the top of the bay area cutting off any influence from the chilly pacific ocean in the air above it. so the ridge doesn't move much the next five days so the weather won't change much. very warm september days. 90s inland. and pretty warm even near the water as well. so fog and low cloud cover tonight. it will be there, but it won't push inland because of the ridge of high pressure. five straight days of 90s inland. lit be warm near the water. 70 at the beach. that begins thursday. san jose tomorrow, warmest day of the past week, 83 for you. fremont, 80. san mateo, 76. union city, 79. pittsburgh, 93. brentwood, 94. alameda, 74. kentfield, 87. extended forecast, 96 thursday inland. 97 on friday. 80 near the bay. september, time to get warm. the coast will be around 70 degrees through the weekend cooling off a little bit next week. but all in all, right on time. one of our warmest months of the year. and look what is happening. >> there you go. sum sir here and then it will be over. >> summer is here. >> in san francisco, yes. after labor day. thanks paul. coming up, a hot san francisco property is up for rent. here's a hint. it used to house seven strangers. true story. tonight in honor of joan ri. the late comedienne was a new yorker at heart.. and oe >> broadway dimmed the lights tonight in honor of joan rivers. the late comedienne was a new yorker at heart and once earned a tony nomination. she died last week after suffering complications during a minor procedure. a former real world house is up for rent. >> 951lombard street was the center of the world back in the 1990s . it features two bedrooms, two baths, hardwood floors and granite countertops. the owners are asking $5,800 a month. >> that's it. >> wow. >> we could all live together. >> that's a bargain. >> that would be the real world gone crazy. >> it's looking good for the baseball teams tonight. good news all around. ballplayers record a five-hit night. and what the big numbers mean for both the as and the giants coming up. ,,,,,,,, hey pal? you ready? can you pick me up at 6:30? ah... 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