donald trump's problems with women and his friendly posture towards russian president vladimir putin. >> from everything i see has no respect for this person. >> well, that's because he'd rather have a puppet as president of the united states. >> no puppet. you're the puppet. >> the candidates did not hold back and they were ready when the moderator asked about recent sexual assault allegations against trump. >> donald thinks belittling women makes him bigger. >> nobody has more respect for women than i do. >> reporter: trump accused clinton of masterminding the allegations. >> i didn't know any of these women. i didn't see these women. these women, the woman on the plane, i think they want either fame or her campaign did it and i think it's her campaign. >> reporter: and repeated his claim that clinton is a criminal. >> she destroyed 33,000 e-mails criminally after getting a subpoena from the united states congress. >> reporter: for the first time this year trump and clinton debated the issue of abortion. >> you can take the baby and rip the baby out of the womb in the ninth month on the final day and that's not acceptable. >> well, that is not what happens in these cases and using that kind of scare rhetoric is just terribly unfortunate. the government has no business in the decisions that women make with their families in accordance with their faith, with medical advice. >> reporter: both candidates were asked if would accept the outcome of the election. >> i will look at it at the time. i'm not looking at anything now. i'll keep you in success expense, okay? >> reporter: i for one am appalled that somebody who is the nominee of one of our two major parties would take that kind of position. >> reporter: 10% of voters are still not fully committed. this is their last chance to see the candidate back it out on the same stage. while the candidates won't be on a debate stage again, the attacks will continue until election day. >> no surprise here, there was a lot of activity on social media tonight. what are some of the big topics that are trending? >> the biggest topic is women and tweets either by women or related to women with donald trump. now at one point in the debate where a comment by donald trump about we got a lot of attention -- about women got a lot of attention when he called hillary clinton a nasty woman. >> my social security payroll contribution will go up as will donald's if he can't figure out a way to get out of if. >> such a nasty -- out of it. >> such a nasty woman. >> by making sure we have sufficient resources. >> needless to say #nastywoman is trending on twitter. one other thing that came across twitter tonight, gloria allred, an attorney of a number of women who accuse trump of misconduct said tomorrow morning she'll announce an additional confuser at a new york hotel -- accuser at a new york hotel around 11:00 a.m. republican vp nominee declared trump the winner, mike pence tweeting congrats to my running plate on a big win at tonight's final presidential de- - running mate on a big win at tonight's final presidential debate. that's from mike pence. senator tim kaine tweeted hillary just showed us why she'll make such a great president. i couldn't be prouder to be her running mate. there were debate parties all over the bay area again tonight including uc berkeley. here's kpix5 kpix5's emily turner. tonight is the third and final debate. if you think tonight's debate changed anyone's mind at this berkeley watch party, you'd be -- >> wrong. >> reporter: instead is served to solidify their stances. >> i'm a hillary supporter. >> i think it's a clear choice. i think there's more to say than that. >> hillary clinton is going to win the presidential contest. >> reporter: we did not find any trump supporters at this watch party, not surprising in a liberal stronghold like berkeley, but we did find many young americans already disillusioned by the process they've hardly had a chance to participate in. >> i feel it's a disgrace for the american people. i feel like they wanted to get answers and wanted to have legitimate reasons to vote for either candidate and they didn't get that. >> reporter: instead they saw more interrupting and arguing than in previous debates. how glad are you this debate is the third and final one? >> very glad, very relieved. >> reporter: why? >> because we won't have to see that anymore. >> reporter: in berkeley emily turner, kpix5. >> yeah. there are just 19 days until the general election. one of the most powerful ceos in the bay area lost his job over it. now there's new trouble for wells fargo in that fake account scandal. the california department of justice has launched a criminal investigation. kpix5 reporter susan stimol is outside the bank headquarters in san francisco tonight. >> reporter: the bottom line is wells fargo is going to have to release a lot of information. even what the attorney general's office ising and for is illuminating -- office is asking for is illuminating. in this paperwork we were sifting through you can see why customers thought they might be duped and why detectives might be headed to prison. did wells fargo commit identity theft? the california attorney general intends to prove it did which means someone could face felony charges. the question is who? >> do we charge the executives or do we charge the individuals who allegedly opened up all these accounts unauthorized or do we just charge the bank? >> reporter: if individuals are charged, that could mean prison time. if it's the bank, likely a big payout. the a.g.'s office released a warrant today asking for all names, communications and accounts involved in a sales tactics scandal that came to light in september. employees were pressured to open fake accounts without customers' knowledge. the bank made $3 million in fees off want million fake accounts. >> wells fargo will be held up as the example this is what you don't do and this is what's going to happen if you decide to go down this road. >> reporter: here's what the a.g.'s office found in its search. customers who discovered a $10,000 line of credit they didn't sign up for, others owed money on three life insurance policies they never purchased. some say they still don't know how many accounts were opened in their name and the bank won't tell them. >> wells fargo is suspended for at least a year. >> reporter: since the scandal broke california stopped doing business with the bank and wells fargo ceo john stumpf stepped down. state treasurer john chang said the bank must prove it's on the right track before it handles their money again. >> we're not trying to take them out of business. we're trying to make sure they do the right thing. >> reporter: attorney general kamala harris is running for office in california. there will likely be civil cases that will lead to widespread reform in the banking industry. rn california sheriff's deputy >> in a statement wells fargo says it is cooperating with the investigation. a northern california sheriff's deputy was shot and killed in the line of duty tonight. a suspect is in custody. gunfire erupted in modock county near the oregon border earlier today. chp said the deputy was shot in a rural area while responding to an emergency call. the sheriff's department posted this video on its facebook page, a procession tonight for the fallen deputy. just a few minutes ago he was identified as 31-year-old jack hopkins. he joined the department last year. the motive for that shooting is still unclear tonight. hopkins is the fourth law enforcement officer in california to be killed in the line of duty in the past two weeks. the gunman who shot four students at a san francisco high school yesterday remains at large tonight. counselors greeted students at the campus today and as kpix5's jessica flores tells us, the incident is sparking change. >> reporter: june jordan students left for the day with fists in the air walking in solidarity in the face of violence. >> june jordan is more than this. this is a moment good or bad we come together. >> reporter: san francisco unified school district officials believe the four suspects behind the shooting in the campus parking lot are not affiliated with the school, but all the four victims are students. school resource officers called to the scene thought it was an active shooter situation, though police now say they believe it was targeted. >> we provided a lockdown within the school and a lockout immediately. all of the students were put in shelter immediately. >> reporter: school is in session today. students came out in full force writing messages to their classmates who are recovering at the hospital. >> very worried about everyone. >> yes. it was like really eye opening for all of us, but what are we going to do to move on from here on out? >> reporter: that was the question on many parents' minds. mario bain's daughter is a senior at the school. he wants more security. >> being able to have a squad car out present when school is out to stay here as a deterrent. >> reporter: for students the answer to the violence is found in one another. >> love conquers hopelessness. >> reporter: the four students taken to the hospital are all now recovering. the female taken here in critical condition yesterday is now in stable condition. in san francisco i'm jessica flores, kpix5. this man is sitting inside a restaurant. then he is confronted by police. tonight he is accused in a massive bay area security breach. in silicon valley. >> tesla may have met its match tonight. we'll tell you about the electric car rival opening up shop in silicon valley. >> tonight you would never guess what's coming to this bay area building, but it would help you land a job or a date. >> we are asking you tonight who seemed more presidential in tonight's final debate, donald trump or hillary clinton? go to cbssf.com/votenow to weigh in, live results now at the bottom of your screen. veronica de la cruz tells us: the developer is taking a second look, at the safety of its next big high rise. veronica? chronicle reports: new fallout from the sinking skyscraper in san francisco the the developer is taking -- san francisco. the developer is taking a new look at its new projects. the 58 story tower sunk 15-inch and is leaning 2 inches. the building sits on a concrete slab and not bedrock. there is another building built on a basement garage also sitting on a concrete slab. because of the troubles with the millennial tower the developer is considering anchoring the new tower to bedroom. sources told the chronicle they are not as much worried about the building safety as much as bad publicity and nervous buyers. veronica de la cruz, kpix5. tonight tesla says all its new cars including the model 3 will have hardware for what it calls full self-driving capability. that includes eight cameras with 360-degree viewing from up to 820 feet away. 12 ultrasonic sensors and new forward facing radar that helps see through rain, fog and dust. the fremont based electric automaker says it still needs time to get all the kinks worked out before fully turning the controls over to a computer. tonight a chinese company wants to give tesla a run for its money. as len ramirez tells us, you may not recognize the name, but it's about to be a major player in silicon valley. >> reporter: tesla play have just met its -- may have just met its match, a sleek autonomous electric car from a chinese company that's staking a claim in silicon valley. the company is leaco and the car is le c unveiled at a launch event in san francisco today. the car may make an appearance in the next. ifers movie. >> look at the in -- next transformers movie. >> look at the interior. it's great. you could sleep in there. >> reporter: the company with a small foothold in san jose plans a major u.s. expansion that could create 12,000 new jobs in santa clara. >> it's like adding another apple computer or another google or linkedin right here into silicon valley. >> reporter: the company will build a new 3 million square foot research and development complex on 48 acres now used as a parking lot for levi stadium. the land was once owned by yahoo. now that it's changed hands it represents another step in the continuing evolution of silicon valley. it's part of a growing chinese presence in the valley and brings competition for american companies to their own turf. the company is a major player in tvs and smartphones. it has a movie studio and a streaming online service. the company has already bought irvine-based vizio tv and although it may not be a household name yet in the u.s., the company plans to be in a big way. in santa clara, len ramirez, kpix5. tonight the hacker who the fbi believes was behind a major attack on linkedin is in custody and cameras were rolling at the time. the suspect, a russian man, was browsing the restaurant at a menu in prague october 5th when czech police came in, patted this guy down and handcuffed him. the attack on linkedin was in 2012. the fbi said it may have compromised the accounts of 100 million users. officials at the us embassy demand the suspect be handed over to russian authorities. one of the most popular dating a.m.s out there is looking for its -- apps out there is looking for its perfect match in silicon valley. tonight betty yu tells us who tinder is hoping to meet in the bay area. >> reporter: tinder's new office is in a nondescript building. there's no steinage at the front door and the office is on the second floor, but this is where tinder hopes to attract top bay area talent. this emerson street office is well known in palo alto history. this is one of facebook's earliest buildings and it sits 100 feet away from google's original offices. >> i think palo alto is an amazing place to start any company. >> it's a dynamic startup. they're like the no. up 1 dating app -- no. 1 dating app probably among young people. i think palo alto is the place they want to be to reinvent themselves. >> reporter: tinder is headquartered in west hollywood and has about 200 employees. the app lets users swipe through profiles to find potential dates. the 4-year-old company says it's opening its first silicon valley office to better recruit workers with hard to find tech skills. 20s people have already been hired for the office. tinder plans to double that over the next year or so. >> it's not truly a startup which is what we really like to see, companies be born here, grow up to a certain point and mature and move on to larger locations, but at least it's not a monolithic company that is having its own cafeterias downtown. >> reporter: the new office will open next week. in palo alto, betty yu, kpix5. >> whatever happened to porch swings and lemonade? >> there you go, all done by phone. as we look outside at the transamerica pir memorial day, the numbers are -- pyramid, the numbers are mostly balmy, 46 degrees in santa rosa, 58 livermore, 48 fairfield, 55 in san francisco. here's how it looks above the west coast. we've got a double barreled high in the eastern pacific and the low pressure that gave us rain over the weekend is wreaking havoc on seattle, but for us the high pressure peaks tomorrow and so do temperatures, clear and cool tonight, the warmest day tomorrow. rain chances return. looks like rain is coming in on sunday. high temperatures tomorrow, though, it's going to be beautiful, 75 degrees in san francisco, concord 81, san jose 81 and oakland 80 degrees, all well above average and not going to last long. enjoy it while you can. temperatures in the south bay will be in the low to mid-80s, 79 at union step, at the shoreline 72 at half moon bay, 80 los altos. in the east bay tomorrow mid- 80s in the warmest spots, 83 livermore and pleasanton, doesn't look half bad, 82 pleasant hill. the same for vallejo the north bay nothing but -- vallejo, north bay nothing but sun tomorrow, novato 82 degrees and alameda 81, 82 ukiah as well. before we get to the extended forecast 9ers are playing the tampa bay buccaneers this weekend under mostly cloudy skies. there could be a sprinkle or two, too, and the wharf fest is happening this weekend, 65 degrees, sunday streets, 65 degrees. the forecast calls for a chance of rain coming in sunday mostly a north and central bay event, nothing like what we had last weekend. it will cool down and get a little bit wet, like .1-inch. whatever. the storm door may not be wide open, but somebody is trying to get it there. >> it will feel nice. >> it's autumn. thanks, guys. cougars playing on the vineyard, tonight the rare sight caught on camera in wine country. >> you can catch a special live late show with stephen colbert tonight right after this broadcast. here are tonight's guests. >> here's a look at the final results of tonight's snapshot poll. ,,,,,,,,,,,, tobacco companies knew that smoking kills. and they lied about it for decades. now they're lying about prop 56. if you don't use tobacco, you don't pay. smokers pay - their fair share of the 3 billion in health care costs all taxpayers are paying now. and there's one more thing: our kids. every state that's significantly raised tobacco taxes has reduced youth smoking. please. vote yes on 56. if we can save even a few lives, it's worth it. >> closed captioning for this newscast is sponsored by living spaces furniture. check this out tonight, a pretty rare sight in a sonoma county vineyard. cameras captured a couple cougars playing around, rare. we sent kpix5's don ford to that vineyard today. >> he got a closer look at the big cats living the good life. >> reporter: here they are in broad daylight relaxed doing what any other cat would do lounging, resting and enjoying life at this jack london estate. >> i never thought i'd see them playing like a couple fat cats. they look like regular house cats. must happier to see them on video than in person. >> reporter: a rare scene, two mountain lions at once captured with this small game camera mounted near the fence line trail. >> you can see this one of them was either putting his scent down on the ground here or of scenting some other scent. >> reporter: -- or was scenting some other scent. >> reporter: steve schaffer placed the camera and said there are starting to be more out there. >> we're starting to see mountain lions three at a time hitting on the cameras any given day. >> reporter: like this infrared night video, mom on the left followed by what appears to be two older cubs. they even jump this fence. you can see the claw marks left behind. there's lots more wildlife in this vin yard, foxes, coyotes and geese. >> for the most part, we leave them alone. they love us alone. >> reporter: so far -- leave us alone. >> reporter: so far the mountain lions seem to be minding their own business. the landowner says they're just part of the landscape. from the lions to the cubbies can they finally score a run? traded from the a's coco crisp is on fire. ation force? you're going to have a deportation force. we're rounding 'em up in a very humane way, in a very nice way. we're going to build a wall. that's not america. we're all californians. i'm tom steyer. it's time to speak out. please, register. and vote. vote. nextgen california action committee is responsible they prey on our children, spending billions. addicting 17,000 california kids each year. eventually killing one-third of them. now tobacco companies are spending millions to... defeat prop 56. because in every state that's raised tobacco taxes, smoking rates go down. so who are you going to trust? pediatricians, cancer groups and the califronia pta who all... support prop 56. or the tobacco companies trying to kill it. postseason. but the team with the nissan sports report coming up next on kpix5. the cubs 108 year title drought may be getting all the attention this season, but the cleveland indians with a win tonight would be one step closer to ending that dubious distinction. in the 4th coco does it again, the third time the former athletic homered in a game where the indians clinch the title. indians shut out the jays and advance to their first playoff trying to win it the first time since the truman administration. heck of a night in cleveland right next-door to progressive field at the same time the cavaliers will open their season and raise their first championship banner they won in june against the warriors, the city's first time in 52 years. as for the team that hasn't won a world series since roosevelt was in office, the cubs haven't scored a run since game one of the nlcs, what a shock dodgers fans showing up late. top of 4th chicago already leading 2-0. the former athletic addison russell a two run jack, series tied now 2-2. preseason in san diego against the lakers, 3rd quarter steal by steph, goes behind-the-back to durant. golden state wins 123-112 and start regular season on tuesday. good night. >> that is a huge fish. >> these fishermen near bermuda pulled in a 14-pound lobster by accident. >> what? >> they're actually fishing for snapper. despite the size it is 30 pounds lighter than the largest lobster ever caught on record. >> that thing doesn't even look real. >> if you were ruth chris and they said bring out the largest lobster, how much would that cost? be right back. life and death. 600 dollars. of abuse. important step forward. the time is long overdue... pharmaceutical industry. passes - the ballot. tomorrow morning at 4-30. late show with stephen colbert is next. >> our next newscast tomorrow morning at 4:30. we'll have highlights from the debate tonight. >> and lobster for everyone. >> the whole neighborhood. >> stephen: third debate tonight. all right, julian, time to leak some wikis. watch out, hills. wait till the world sees your amazon prime order history-- 12 6-packs of febreeze plugins? what smells are you covering up? and wiki-wick. what's this? cannot connect to internet. check network... all right. all looks good. that all seems in order. what's up? i'll just re-enter my username: putin-pal-16. and password: ho