sexually assaulting an unconscious woman on the stanford campus. >> turner walked out of the jail, past the many reporters gathered outside and straight into a waiting white suv, was then driven on the highways of the peninsula south bay for more than an hour. sometimes went north, sometimes went south. the suv was spotted getting on and off freeways. that journey came to an end around 7:20 this morning. >> do you have anything to say, we're giving you a chance to apologize, anything to say? >> anything you want to say at all. >> photo journalist tony hodrick tried to get a statement from turner and his family when they arrived at a hotel along the peninsula. the turners refused to comment. the family now expected eventually to return to their home in the state of ohio. >> at this moment, we do presume the three of them, mom, dad and brock turner are together alone in that hotel room. the scene is not over in the south bay. right now, the first protests over his release are just beginning. members of the group ultraviolet are peddle bicycle billboards around the jail. >> a rally to recall the judge in the brock turner is expected to begin. >> alex savidge is there, talking to the campaign director for ultraviolet. >> reporter: as brock turner walks out of the jail this morning as a free man, the pressure will remain on judge aaron persky, the judge that handed down the 6 month sentence. he served three months, we are expecting demonstrations, rallies will be getting underway here outside the courthouse next to the main jail shortly. i want to bring in one of the groups that will be part of the demonstration. that would be the group ultraviolet and we have the campaign director with us this morning. adumbing. good morning to you. >> good morning. let's talk about the focus this morning, remaining squarely on judge aaron persky, you're pushing to have him recalled. more than a million signatures have been gathered. what is your message as we watch brock turner walk out of jail a free man. >> his sentence ended and soon judge persky's career will end. that's why over one million ultra millionviolet members will push to remove him. >> reporter: you say in your eyes, judge persky prioritized the needs of the offender over the victim in this case. what did you mean by that? >> let's remember the survivor in this case will live with this the rest of her life, and brock turner had the summer off and after three months in jail will now go free,s and that's a slap on the wrist for three major felonies of which he was convicted. it's important to weigh the justice in this case, and how it's slanted away from the survivor and the justice that she needs. >> reporter: brock turner, he leaves jail. he is free, technically speaking. he is going to be on probation for three years. strict terms to that probation. he also must register as a sex offender the rest of his life, a marked man, if you will. some will say his life may never be the same. that may be punishment enough. your response would be what. >> reporter: our response is -- >> our response is judge persky rejected the california penal code which asked for two years minimum, and he gave six months which ended up being three months. justice in this case was slanted towards brock turner, a white privileged male athlete from judge persky also a white privileged former male athlete, former stanford, and it's clear that judge persky's bias shouldn't be allowed to affect the judicial system anymore. >> reporter: brock turner walked out of jail this morning. it was a scene that, you know, unfolded live. people watched it around the world. your thoughts, this is a day you knew was coming but your thoughts as he was set free this morning. >> two emotions, one is anger. anger at the injustice done here. anger that brock turner benefited from biased judge while the survivor in this case has not received the justice that she deserves and then the second is hope. hope that the nation is watching and will understand we will keep pushing. ultraviolet members will keep pushing until rape culture is no longer excused, no longer normalized by cases like this, and eventually justice will be won for survivors of sexual assault. >> reporter: thank you very much. adam bink, campaign director with ultra violent, one of the groups taking part in rallies outside the main jail where brock turner was released early this morning. we're going to continue to follow this story. we'll let you know when these demonstrations get underway outside the courthouse and bring that to you here on the 9. >> this brock turner case has created a nationwide uproar since the sentence was handed down. in march, the former stanford swimmer was found guilty of three counts of sexual assault for an attack of an unconscious woman on campus. brock turner was sentenced to six months in jail. prosecutors as you just heard have asked the judge for six years. turner's sentence was cut in half for good behavior. lawmakers from california to the nation's capitol then went public with their outrage. >> in sacramento, a group of female state senators read aloud the emotional letter written by the victim in the stanford sexual assault case. in the 12 page letter, the anonymous victim describes how the crime has taken a physical, emotional, and psychological toll on her, similar scene to this one, was played out in washington, d.c. in congress. >> now that brock turner is out of jail, what's next. he's going to meet with the probation department within 48 hours of his release. he'll need to register as a sex offender. he will have to complete a sex offender treatment program and as part of the program he'll be required to take polygraph test, he's not allowed to drink alcohol or go to clubs and bars, and will need to provide authorities are blood and dna samples. turner will be required to pay about a thousand dollars in court fees and fines. >> brock turner will serve out his probation in greene county, ohio, where his parents live. >> law enforcement officers say protests are expected tonight outside of turner's homes. officials say he will not be receiving special treatment in ho. >> and the sheriff of greene county, ohio, says we are not treating him with kid gloves. we're going to treat him like every sex offender that comes through the doors. joining us is will garby, a writer for the dayton county news. good morning. looks like we're having a problem with your audio. can you hear us. >> perfect. here you have a guy, brock bronx who was -- brock turner, who was one of the better swimmers out of oakwood. does he have the support of that community today? i think that's hard to tell. certainly there are folks who knew him who i would imagine, just as friends would remain at least supportive of him, if not unsupportive of his actions certainly. one of the statements that came out after the trial really was this disappointment in brock's actions and almost a disgust, i think, was a term that someone had used to describe what they had made of his actions. so i'm not entirely certain that support would necessarily be the right term to use, but certainly there are people in town who know him. >> will, i want to ask you, here in the bay area, this case has been huge. he obviously went to stanford, which is here. i don't think he could live here in peace. i think reporters would be bothering him, but in ohio, it's different. do people know about this case? is it something a lot of people are talking about or do you think he'll be able to kind of hide away with his parents? >> you bring up an interesting point. we at the dayton daily news realize that he had spent about a year of his life cumulative in california, and it reached the highest levels of your state government. i spoke the other day with the attorney general of ohio, mike dewine, and he said he's interested in having a similar law like the one on governor brown's desk in california, that he's going to be able to spend the rest of his life in a cocoon. i don't think that's possible at this time. he has a tier 3 sex offender level. his neighbors will know where he lives. they will have pictures of him. certainly it's not a sentence that he would be going off into the woods alone or not be bothered anymore. >> will, we have talked throughout the morning with you about the changes we might be seeing in sentencing rules and guide leans, about changes to alcohol policies on campus here where we are, and where you are at home. talk about the conversation the brock turner has brought up about the issue of consent. >> that's a great question. one of the things we looked at after the sentencing of mr. turner is what her former teachers and administrators at oakwood high school here just a block or so away from me were talking about. and we used public records to get into their e-mails and take a look at what they were saying, and one of the things they had said is what more could we have done, and the school will be taking a look at their curriculum convince dentally this fall -- coincidentally, this fall, and certainly some of the conversations the teachers were having would make it into the updates for that school's curriculum. >> you mentioned theater system in ohio -- tier system in ohio, can you explain that a little more. >> that means he'll have a number of conditions that are related to his status. among them, he will be required to register four times a year for the rest of his life. that is kind of the part of tier three that makes it the highest of the tiers is that he will have that the rest of his life, and a requirement to register once every quarter, four times a year. >> can you describe the neighborhood, the community exactly. for us, we have no idea what it is. >> it's suburban, 20 minutes from his old neighborhood. it's a suburban neighborhood just south of wright patterson air force base here in the miami valley where we live. no, a quiet neighborhood. not a lot going on. i think that this has kind of gained the attention of neighbors, particularly a few weeks ago, there were armed protesters in front of their house. i know the police are keeping quite an eye on the neighborhood really for the safety of those who live there, and of course the turners as well. so it will be interesting to see how that all plays out in the coming days. >> okay. will garby from the dayton daily news. a busy morning. thank you so much for joining us. coming up on mornings on 2, we're going to talk sports and protests. >> colin kaepernick takes a knee during the national anthem. up next, ktvu's christien kafton joins us with reaction from kaepernick and his plans to further support the black lives matter movement. the roas. how good? 162 likes. did i get any retweets on those green beans? yep! and they're blowing up on instagram. honey, your rump roast just broke the internet!!!! as it should. life is family mealtime and everything you need to make it picture perfect. now be sure to tag your mother because she needs more followers. ok. the roast looks good dad. how good? 162 likes. did i get any retweets on those green beans? yep! and they're blowing up on instagram. honey, your rump roast just broke the internet!!!! as it should. life is family mealtime and everything you need to make it picture perfect. now be sure to tag your mother because she needs more followers. ok. there is a new twist in the colin kaepernick national anthem controversy. last night in the final preseason game, instead of sitting on the bench during the anthem, kaepernick decided to take a knee. he said he never meant disrespect to the men and women of the armed forces. christien kafton joining us in studio with more on the developing news here. >> absolutely. colin kaepernick taking a knee during the national anthem saying he wants to respect those who serve but voice his concerns about justice in america. >> and as we talked about it, we came up with taking the knee because there are issues that still need to be addressed and it was also a way to try to show more respect to the men and women that fight for this country. >> you heard right there, kaepernick said we. teammate erik reid took a knee as well. he's harder to see. he's in street clothes and partially hidden. he checked with friends and teammates trying to strike the right tone. he said he was worried his message was getting lost in the controversy. >> once again, i'm not anti- american. i love america. i love people. that's why i'm doing this. i want to help make america better, and i think having these conversations helps everybody have a better understanding of where everybody is coming from. >> kaepernick also getting a little unexpected support from seattle seahawks cornerback jeremy lane who stayed seated during the national anthem before the seahawks 23-21 victory over the oakland raiders. kaepernick said he's planning on donating a million dollars to community organizations, he said he might take up the san francisco police on their offer to sit in on their academy to see the training that the officers received for himself. of course a lot of questions about how this is going to proceed, is this going to spread to more nfl players. a lot of questions here. >> a much different feel today than what we saw immediately after friday evening. >> certainly. i think even the tone of taking a knee rather than sitting might have a slightly different kind of feel to it. maybe that's why we're seeing the different tone. he did not get a warm reception in san diego at all. i want to bring on the phone jason appelbaum who was at last night's game, flying back in a couple hours. jason, watching it on television, i heard the boos after the anthem, and when kaepernick took the field for the first snap. i felt like it wasn't what i expected. did you feel the energy like there was support there as well? >> well, i'll tell you it was unlike any preseason game that i have ever been to. you know, there was way more boos than anything else after the anthem. during the anthem, people weren't yelling his way. before the anthem, people were yelling obscenities at him. after the anthem, people were booing. when he came on the field before the game, people were booing, not everybody, and pretty much, three series on offense, he played well, but when he took every snap, there were folks that were booing him. when we went and talked to some people, you know, i was somewhat surprised at the people we talked to, most of them i would say said they supported his right to do what he's doing. they just didn't agree with the method. the visit control you hear certainly -- vitriol you hear, certainly fans will yell what they're going to yell. when you talk to them, folks are more measured and if you look at social media, it's a whole other deal. to quote my good friend gary radnich, everyone is john wayne sitting at home on twitter. i will say this, after the game, and this is just sort of eye opening, you know, we were following kaepernick as he walked off the field, and he walked over to a cluster of maybe a hundred or so 49er fans. >> we're watching the video of that. >> and they were chanting his name, kaepernick, kaepernick, and he was basically enveloped with love. you know, i mean, he was taking selfies with these folks. he was seeing, you know. and it looked like, when you looked at his face, there was a certain amount of, he was really reveling in it. >> jason, let me ask you more, we don't have much time. i want to ask you about the actual football player. i watched him play last night. he played well in the first series. he completed passes. he looked actually like a guy who should be considered. i don't think at this point the 49ers can cut him, do you? >> no. and you know, here's why, regardless of how he played in this game, i think if he was 20 of 20 for 200 yards, i still don't know if he would be named the starter. when you owe a guy $12 million and he has as much talent as kaepernick does, and you know, he's still got time left on his contract, i think you try and wait until the last possible minute and see what he's got. he's 2 28 -- 28 years old. no, you keep him on your roster, in my opinion. and you hope that he keeps playing well, and he did play well last night. >> jason appelbaum, we'll let you go, so you can go through security and head back home. thank you for joining us on the phone. christien kafton thank you for your insight, we continue to watch the story and now we turn to you our viewer. in light of last night's win, kaepernick taking a knee instead of sitting and support we have seen from other players, our question of the day is has your opinion on the controversy changed at all, and with cuts on the horizon, should the 49ers keep colin kaepernick on the roster. let us know what you think. we are checking twitter and facebook followers, reach us on the hash tag, ktvu9. >> he was the second team. if he didn't have receivers, he was using. >> and he got into the routine. >> he has looked better than he has, and with that possibility, as jason said, you have to keep him on. >> coming up on mornings on 2, do you feel like the commute patterns are changing. people may be on the roads at different times. sal castaneda takes a good look at what the b.a.r.t. is doing in hopes of easing traffic congestion. >> i know that guy. >> traffic authority. still your tease. sorry. i get a demerit. (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com . new at nine, federal funding for the san francisco fire department. an $8.5 million grant is coming from fema. it will allow the fire department to hire 36 new firefighters. fema created the program to specifically help fire departments increase or maintain the number of trained firefighters as well as improve response times operational standards. if you have noticed more traffic and longer commutes now that school is back in, you're not alone. i have been checking commute times and found not only is this a pattern, the huge commute wave, if you will, is also affecting public transportation. >> you slop through commutes like this early in the morning, only to do it again going home at night, trying to beat the commute by going in early or staying late, that's just not working. according to the metropolitan transportation commission, the bay area's rush hour is expanding, both the morning and evening commutes start earlier and end later. officials say the hour from five to six in the morning is now the busiest hour of the entire day at the bay bridge toll plaza. but it's not just the road. to avoid driving, some are flocking to b.a.r.t., the trouble is trains there are the most packed they have ever been. these pictures from our viewers document what has become an every day standing room only ride to work. and even getting out of the station when you get there is a mess as shown in this picture. transit officials say this is the beginning of the busiest commute time of the year. >> september and october. october is the huge crush, the every car is so crowded because you get all users conferences in october. that's usually what causes it, the oracle open world, dream force, the giants. >> b.a.r.t. says it is so crowded it is actually removing seats from cars to create more standing room and more capacity. and worked the summer to upgrade the system wasn't to increase capacity but merely to keep up with the commute using fracture that's 40 years old -- infrastructure that's 40 years old. >> we are taking trains literally broken down in the graveyard, the b.a.r.t. train graveyard and getting money to fix them up and put them back into service. over 12 dozen this past year. and b.a.r.t. is also offering a rewards program to incentivize commuting outside the peak rush hour time, and reward drivers willing to travel outside peak hours. riders will receive a maul is payout. b.a.r.t. officials hope this is enough to motivate some to stay off the trains when they are most crowded. on the roads, cal transofficials say there isn't much they can do to increase capacity but use technology to help. at a cost of $80 million, they implemented the smart corridor, designed to warn drivers of collision and merge into other lanes making traffic flow more efficient. >> we can't expand along the freeways anymore and especially interstate 80, you have developed cities on one side and the bay on the other. there's no place to go. >> reporter: experts say this is the result of a booming bay economy and now with school back in, even more are expected to be joining the commute. >> you know, this is all because we have jobs. >> it's a good thing really. >> so they're ripping seats out of b.a.r.t. i had no clue about that one. >> they are taking seats out so people can stand there. >> we rode b.a.r.t. together for super bowl city at 7:15. >> that's when you know you have a problem. >> at least people are working. what's going to happen is it probably will even out a little bit but it's not going to get dramatically better. >> let's talk about the rewards program. we don't have the ability to shift our in-time at work. the rewards didn't entice me that much. >> over a long period of time it might help. if you do it every day, it might add up. they need about 1200 or 2000 people total to do it to help. >> we'll see if it does. >> thank you. coming up here on mornings on 2, 7 men accused of being involved in as many as 200 burglaries in the south bay. we'll talk about how they were caught and the similarities betweens cases. a rally to recall a judge in the brock turner trial set to get underway in 30 minutes. we'll talk live with a stanford law professor leading the recall effort. - hi, it's me. 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nationwide controversy. brock turner has been released from jail. the former stanford swimmer walked out of the santa clara jail in san jose just a few minutes after 6:00 this morning. turner served just three months of a six-month sentence for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman on the stanford campus. >> brock, do you have anything to say. we're giving you a chance to apologize to everybody. anything to say brock? anything you want to say at all? >> you hear their ktvu photo journalist, tony hodrick trying to get a statement from brock turner or his family members as the three arrived at a hotel on the peninsula. this happened just about an hour after their release. you can see here brock turner has put on sunglasses, changed from the white shirt he walked out of jail in, to a gray hoodie. neither brock turner or his parents have anything to say to our photographer. we expect him to return to hills family home. santa clara county sheriff laurie smith said the state should a adopt a law increasing the prison sentence for sex crimes. it would create mandatory prison terms for people convicted of sex offenses where the victim was unconscious. the governor has until the end of the month to decide whether to sign it or not: we just received a statement from the santa clara district attorney's office about turner's. it reads in part, if we had our way, brock turner would be in state prison serving a six year sentence not going home. however, our focus is on a bill that would require a state prison sentence, not probation for anyone convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious person. >> about 30 minutes, a rally to recall the santa clara county superior court judge in this case. judge aaron persky is set to begin, he's the judge at the center of the case. we'll bring in michelle dobber a law professor at stanford helping to lead the recall effort. thank you for joining us and i'll get your quick reaction to what we saw this morning. >> of course what we saw is mr. turner leaving jail after only three month of his very short six month sentence. and as you know, we feel that this sentence was a terrible injustice and we are actively working to recall judge persky because he's biased in cases of sex crimes and violence against women. >> professor, i want to ask you about something that ladores cordell said. she is a judge on the same court. she is against the recall of judge persky. i want to read something she said. should it succeed the california judiciary and the integrity of lawful albeit unpopular rulings by judges will be forever compromised. you're a law professor. i guess obviously you disagree with her. >> with all due respect to judge cordell, first of all, judges in california do not have lifetime tenure. they are elected officials. so it does not really have the same sort of situation that you would have with a federal judge with lifetime tenure. furthermore, judicial independence is an important value, no question, but judicial bias cancels and areas judicial independence. a biased judge is a threat not only to the integrity of a particular proceeding but to the integrity of the entire legal system, and ultimately to the rule of law. and i would also point out that judge cordell has made comments that are very critical of judge persky. she said this sentence was the result of white privilege in one publication and in another she stated that his handling of the gunderson football player domestic violence case was so bad that she didn't even know where to start, and it was improper, essentially, so i think that we have to ask ourselves in a system of elected judges who do not have lifetime tenure, why would the people of santa clara county be saddled with a biased judge forever, and i think that's the question that judge cordell should answer with all due respect. >> a lot has happened since turner's conviction. usa swimming has banned him for life. alcohol banned on the campus at stanford. we talked about the bill on the governor's desk. what persky's request to go to the civil division. to -- i want to get your reaction on his request. >> we are continuing with the recall, for two reasons. first of all, this is a voluntary temporary transfer. judge persky has the ability to transfer back to the criminal division whenever he chooses and in fact, we assign our judges annually in santa clara county. so that's a problem. second of all, you know, we don't need a biased judge who doesn't understand sexual violence in the civil court either. many cases of sexual violence and sexual harassment are heard in civil court on a regular basis. all you have to think of are students who are sexually abused by their teachers or clergy members or sexual harassment in the workplace. we don't need a biased judge who doesn't value crimes against women in criminal court, and we don't need him in civil court either. we don't need him period. >> you don't think it's setting a dangerous precedent if he doesn't get recalled. >> absolutely not. what's going to happen if he's recalled is the voters of santa clara county as provided in the california constitution will simply select a better candidate to fill that office. >> okay. michelle dobber law professor at stanford, about to lead a protest in santa clara county. thank you for joining us this morning. let's go ahead and turn our thoughts to bay area weather. i can't believe we have sun behind us. >> holiday weekend quickly approaching. >> that's right. let's enjoy the sunshine, head outside, and say hello to rosemary. >> good morning, and happy friday to you. we have the sun shining earlier this morning, and it is fairly widespread. temperatures are already warmer at this hour than we were 24 hours ago, and i think for the afternoon we're going to be warmer as well. giving you a look here, a little bit of cloud cover there. you can see over monterey bay, and if you look to the north, we have cloud cover over forces of santa rosa and the north bay. those clouds are coming from the north, giving you a view here, the on shore breeze going to be with us. today is going to be a warmer day as we get into the holiday weekend. temperatures are going to cool down saturday into sunday. it has to do with the trough here, that's going to be deepening into california. as we get into the next couple of days. perhaps bringing rain to areas of north california could also bring the breeze. we'll be breezy at times today, saturday, sunday, and over lake tahoe area as well. temperature wise 59 degrees half-moon bay. 60 in san francisco. low 60s in freemont. low 60s to 70s in east bay. 62 in livermore. up by 4 in novato. up by 4 in oakland and sfo slightly warmer as we thought. the afternoon highs for today -- as well. the afternoon highs for today. 70s around the bay. mid- to upper 80s for inland communities. 85 for livermore. to the north bay, 85 expected for santa rosa. your extended forecast shows temperatures cooling off as the trough sinks in. upper 70s in the forecast for our inland cities, saturday, sunday, upper 60s around the bay. low 60s at the coast. so a mild weekend in store as we get into labor day, temperatures will rebound some. all in all, a good looking forecast. back to you. >> rosemary, thank you. sure. >> this morning, 7 men are in jail confused of being -- accused of being involved in 200 burglaries in san jose and neighborhood cities. police say the men are tied to an east palo alto street gang, all arrested wednesday in a raid that included more than 150 officers from 9 different agencies. police tell us the crimes are all pretty similar. >> during the commission of these burglaries they are using high end vehicles, porsches, bmws, mercedes, and items that have commonly been stolen are firearms, cash, jewelry, and other high end items. >> officers say they are looking for these two men as part of the investigation. the city of oakland held the first of ten community meetings to get public input in selecting the new police chief. last night's meeting at castlemont high school was focused on young people. a small group of teenagers showed up to talk about their concerns and what they want to see in the next year. >> but he shouldn't have fear. don't take the josh just because of the pay -- job because of the pay. you want to see change. don't be afraid to come in and get your hands dirty. >> make sure they keep the streets more safe, and make it safe so we can walk home. it's hard to walk home without getting robbed or something. >> and the next community meeting will be september 10th september 10th. meanwhile, 60 people have applied to become the new san francisco police chief. the police commission says eleven of those applicants are current or former members of the department. the application deadline was wednesday. the commission will now examine input from the community meetings that were held throughout the city as well as an online survey. they will pick the top three candidates and mayor ed lee will select the next chief from that list. 250 police officers in san francisco are now equipped with body cameras. the department started distributing the cameras last month. officers at the bay view and engelside stations are the first to be outfitted with the cameras. sf pd says they hope all officers will be wearing a body camera by the end of the year. let's check your responses to our question of the day after colin kaepernick took a knee last night instead of remaining seated for the national anthem, and played well on the field, did this in any way change your views on his playing, staying with the team, a number of responses. alex says his actions and stance never acted my opinion on the game. think he did well. should play. >> michelle pierce says keep kap. his opinion counts too his game wasn't too shabby either. i love his nonviolent protest. >> kap has the right to protest but not on the field. 49ers, though, should keep him. >> we listened to what you have to say on twitter. we appreciate your use of the hash tag, ktvu the 9. it is flash back friday. today we're looking at a history making concert at candle stick park. more on beatle mania when it hit the bay area. we have some ideas for you. up next, we're joined by the owner of berkeley's own salt and honey catering with easy and delicious recipes. >> that looks good. the roast looks good dad. how good? 162 likes. did i get any retweets on those green beans? yep! and they're blowing up on instagram. honey, your rump roast just broke the internet!!!! as it should. life is family mealtime and everything you need to make it picture perfect. now be sure to tag your mother because she needs more followers. ok. now be sure to tag your mother ♪ americans are buying more and more of everything online. and so many businesses rely on the united states postal service to get it there. because when you ship with us, your business becomes our business. that's why we make more ecommerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. the united states postal service. priority: you the roast looks good dad. how good? 162 likes. did i get any retweets on those green beans? yep! and they're blowing up on instagram. honey, your rump roast just broke the internet!!!! as it should. life is family mealtime and everything you need to make it picture perfect. now be sure to tag your mother because she needs more followers. ok. earlier this week i was hanging out with one of my dear friends patty, and learned something knew. 50 years ago this week the beatles ended their touring career with a concert at candle stick park. we looked at their bay area visit that culminated in that history making show. >> in 1964 four youngsters who called themselves the beatles arrived in san francisco for a concert. the press was a little puzzled as to why these cobby young britishers were a sensation, and why they wore tight pants and pointy boots and long hair. >> are you going to get a haircut while you're here. >> no thanks. >> i had one yesterday. >> here they are, the beatles. >> ♪ ♪ >> the young women who were there screaming their lungs out that day have never forgotten it. >> there were thousands and thousands of girls my age all excited and screaming. i honestly don't even know if i heard much music. i screamed george's name as loud as i could, and, you know, of course if you ask a thousand girls that were there, they're each going to tell you the one they screamed at looked directly at them. >> it caused thousands of middle class teenagers to be torn by a whirlwind of emotions, girls that were models in schools and church, let go at the cow palace. if you asked them then why they were screaming and sobbing, they wouldn't be able to tell you. by the time they came back to san francisco a year later, there was a resident beatles fan club and the palace had been sold out for weeks. ♪ ♪ >> on august 29th, 1966, the beatles came to san francisco for the third time. this time for a concert here in candle stick park. no one knew it at the time but this was to be the beatles last concert anywhere. >> ♪ ♪ time has had its way with the beatles and with all of us. the music revolution the beatles started is still going and the hearts of teenage girls still fill to bursting with puppy love. and for more details on that story, go to ktvu.com. you can find flash back friday right there on the homepage. it is labor day weekend and chances are a lot of you are heading to or hosting a barbecue, and we have a couple where reds for you on what -- ideas for you on what to whip out. >> we're here with olivia colt, the owner of salt and honey catering. thank you for joining us. >> this is a last hurrah for people who want to use the grill, have the family over, talk about the spread you have put together. like salt and honey, there is savory and sweet in your nix. >> there is savory and sweet. it's great to be able to throw everything on the grill, and so what we have done today is put our chicken on the grill, potato salad and lemonade. >> my parents have a tree in the backyard. i have never caramelized a lemon, and you're going to show me and tell me why i should. >> cut them in half, toss them on the grill and let them caramelize a little bit and squeeze them with water and sugar, and it adds a nice smoky favor to your lemonade and we have paired that this morning with bourbon. >> mike mibach said he wanted a kick to his lemonade. without the bourbon, it's delicious, great for the kids. >> for mike, with bourbon, it's a pitcher drink. you're not making individual drinks for your guests, you have more time to enjoy the party. >> make it virgin, and then, you know, people can add their spirits as needed. >> mike will bring his flask. >> why are you talking about me all the time. >> barbecue chicken, specifically, i have had a lot of barbecue chicken done wrong. the number one problem is it tends to burn or dry out, is that right. >> yeah, there are definitely different methodologies to doing it. start low and slow. if you feel like it's getting brown too fast, just move it to the side of the grill that doesn't have heat to it. that will help cook it slower or toss it in the oven. >> we started with the barbecue sauce. you're going to show us how to make our own, starting with something that's aplenty right now. stone fruit, patches, nectarines, plums can go into this. >> i would do cherries, you know in the fall and winter, we do figs and in the spring blueberries and blackberries. this is something great you can do all yearlong. >> you have prepped peaches, diced up small. >> olive oil, peaches and onions. >> olive oil not butter, because butter would burn. does that sound right. >> yes. >> i'll do the onion, first. that's a hot dish. i like it. and throw your stone fruit. is this cooked low and slow or fast and high. >> low and slow. you're going to cook it 30 minutes, let it reduce and have the flavors meld together and over here we have one that's already reduced. >> it looks almost jammy, doesn't it. >> nice and thick. what you're going to do is toss in the rest of the ingredients here, and this is all stuff that's in your pantry already. >> vinegar. >> that was bourbon. >> i'm going to take this off the heat. i can't talk over all the simmering. we have mustard. chili flakes. you have some honey, jalapeno, brown sugar. >> all the honey, i love sweet and savory. >> me too, that's why i named by company, salt and honey. >> jalapeno, that is to taste, right. >> and did seed it if you're working with kids or people who don't like space. >> and this is? >> apple cider vinegar, and salt. you're going to have this cook longer for 15 minutes, once done, blend it in the blender until smooth. >> you puree it down. if you're lazy and don't like to peel stone fruit. you can leave it on and run it through a sieve. this is 100 times better than what comes out of a jar. >> i think so. >> and everything is in your pantry, you don't have to worry about going to the store, and it keeps for a nice long time. it's great even if you're grilling indoors. if you want to take that brush right there, and baste that chicken. >> let me mention to you real quick, my basting technique for all of these recipes, head to ktvu.com. we have popped up all of the recipes olivia just told us and so you can make this happen as home. i did mention mike likes a bet of a kick to his lemon aid. i'll invite you over. >> maybe a little kick. you're painting me as this guy that i'm not. >> i will give you the one i did not drink out of it. >> are all family. >> there's a place for you to try the chicken, the grilled potato salad and the heirloom tomato salad. what i like about the potato salad, it's as easy as boiling them. pop them on the grill, wait until they're tender and add your favorite add-ins,. >> we're going to drink and heat, olivia holt, owner of salt and honey. happy labor day. >> this is 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undocumented immigrants. one republican analyst says she expects at least half of the hispanic advisory council to quit. those who stepped down include a texas attorney who had earlier written an op-ed article explaining why latinos should vote for trump. >> when i saw that he had abandoned his republican principles and adopted populous propaganda thrown out by fair and numbers usa i said this is it. this man is not doing what he said and is acting like he doesn't even want to win. >> tomorrow, trump will continue his efforts to reach out to minority voters. he's going to make an appearance at an african- american church in detroit. >> hillary clinton's vice presidential running mate said blaming immigrants for the country's problem has a long history here in the u.s. >> that speech of trashing people from other countries and saying, you know, that they're bad or that they're criminals or whatever, that speech has been given in the history of this country. it hasn't done anything good for the country. >> kaine said trump choked we cannot look mexico's president in the eye and tell him that he would ask mexico to pay for a border while with the u.s. two of gene wilder's popular film its are showing as a tribute to the actor. willie wonka and the chocolate factory, and blazing saddles. wilder died of complications from alzheimer's disease earlier this week. we will circle back to the big story this morning, brock turner has been released from jail. the former stanford swimmer walked out of the santa clara county jail in san jose after 6:00 this morning. turner served three months of a six month sentence for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman on the stanford campus. he did not talk with reporters or protesters outside the jail. he kept his head down, did not make eye contact and got straight into a waiting suv. >> brock do you have anything to say, we're giving you a chance to apologize to everybody. anything to say, brock. anything you want to say at all? >> ktvu photo journalist tony hodrick did try to get a statement from brock turner and his family as they arrived at a hotel on the peninsula. this happened just about an hour after his release. the turners refused to comment. you can see brock turner himself is wearing sunglasses a gray hoodie, keeping his head down. 's are pictures you will only see on ktvu. we had a crew at the hotel as they which he could in. you can -- checked in. you can see mom and dad are listening to the photo journalist but not answering questions. we expect brock turner to return to ohio. he'll be spending the next three years on probation, and we have learned that brock turner is already on the u.s. department of justice sex offender list. that is a national list. new developments coming still. >> you know what was interesting before we get that exclusive video. they drove around for an hour and 20 minutes trying to shake our crews. >> northbound, southbound, and finally to the hotel in the peninsula where they refused to comment. >> we will stay on top of the story. of course ktvu.com throughout the day. we'll see you back here at noon for more. honey, is the internet back yet? yes!! i need to let her know that i like this! i like, like, like, like... i haven't seen a movie based on a comic book in so long. i know. we're over here internet people! get high speed internet from at&t. with over 99% reliability. at an everyday price with no extra monthly fees. keep calm, you internet's on. at an everyday price with no extra monthly fees. mr. brady, we've been expecting you. will you be needing anything else? no. not a thing. beautyrest black. get your beautyrest. -lois pricese. 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