face-to-face, we do not know what will happen. >> gasia look at you. >> jogger was my first crush. -- mick jagger was my first crush. >> i don't know that these guys get along. >> yes. >> or maybe put them in the middle>> i don't want to be in between them. >> we will meet with them. and, tyler florence is coming here. and, we will talk with him as well. very sad news in the east bay a man was gunned down inside of a car in oakland. -- >> alex savitz joins us live with this developing story. >> yes, good morning. we just learned more about the victim in this case police say that he was a middle-aged man who lived here in oakland and worked as a security guard in san francisco. early this morning he was found shot to death in the driver seat of that silver hyundai. it is still sitting in the middle of 35th avenue. near international boulevard about a block away. and that's for the investigation has been going on. the discovery was made about 4 am this morning and they saw this man in the car and flag down oakland police officers. paramedics came in and declared the man dead here at the scene. and then, a homicide investigation was launched. they are searching for any witnesses that may have been in the area. they're trying to figure out why this man may have been targeted. and, we also learned a short time ago that detectives are working hand-in-hand with several fbi agents who have been assigned to the oakland police department as part of what is called the state street task force anything that i can get want as many that i can get that will help us work these cases and it's beneficial to the residence. >> and coffee oakland police department has been working with fbi agents on many homicide cases for the past two years as part of that partnership. and, they say that they do not know exactly where this victim was going reportedly he was headed home and coffee and been at work and was heading home. but they are investigating the circumstances and trying to figure out what the motive may have been for this killing. and also another key is that detectives have been canvassing the area and going to many of the businesses nearby checking their surveillance cameras to make sure -- to see if the shooter was captured on camera. that could be vital in a case like this. we have learned that 25% of all video from oakland police body cameras was deleted two years ago. they installed an upgrade in 2014. they mistakenly deleted a quarter of all those vehicles that had been captured. and, the former head of the camera units has a backup system was not set up at the time. we will hear from celeste the woman at the center of a bay area sex scandal. she is a proclaimed sex worker. she is scheduled to hold a news conference just about two hours from now in the state of florida. she went there to a rehab for substance abuse and authorities say that she attacked a security guard there. the only charges have been dropped and she will plead no contest to a misdemeanor in florida. one time is that she has to write a letter of apology and the steel allows her to return to the bay area and testify against officers accused of having sex with her underage or knew about it and tried to cover it up. they say none of its officers broke the law but they could be fired or reprimanded for violating rules. the news conference is set for 11 am. people living on the crookedness street in the world, are frustrated. san francisco transportation held a meeting last night unveiling proposals to handle the traffic. and study shows that during peak times up to 17,000 people travel through that area. and it is also to ease the gridlock including adding more traffic signs and creating a reservation system. that may include an admission fee. >> i didn't hear about these ever. and people have been working on them for a while. i don't know how you can have these proposals and put a loading zone in front of my house not tell anybody. >> some neighbors were upset that there was no plan for public comment last night except for survey forms. they say that they had no i'd -- no idea that those were being formed. the transportation authority will present its recommendations to the board of supervisors by the end of the year. let's move to the race for the white house. hillary clinton has plans to return to the trail. >> and, donald trump is trying to shore up support for women. >> hillary clinton will be back on the campaign trail tomorrow, and she's been getting help from president. obama and former president bill clinton. donald trump is turning to his family as well. >> donald trump campaigning in pennsylvania, his daughter by his side as he unrevealed a new plan -- unveiled a new plan>> very little meaningful policy work has been done and my opponent has no child care plan. she never will. and if it ever evolved into a plan it will never get done anyway. >> for trump the intent is clear, trying to carve away at hillary clinton double-digit lead with women. and, this is a very real opportunity. and clinton does have some backups. her husband bill travel to california to fill in at high dollar celebrity fundraisers. >> i really, really want to elect hillary clinton. >> and president. obama spent almost the entire day campaigning and fundraising in pennsylvania and new york. they didn't mention her health since she nearly collapsed over the weekend. but he did call her tireless and he was relentless with his attacks on trump. >> he spent seven years on this earth showing no concern for working people. -- 70 years on this earth showing no concern for working people. >> that not so subtle dig, hillary clinton is not far behind. just this morning donald trump's campaign announced a change in plans earlier this week, he indicated that he released the result of a physical exam and an episode of the dr. oz show. however, this morning the campaign said that donald trump will not talk specifically about his own health on that show. they're saying that they will have a general discussion. republicans have gained ground on registering voters. and, data compiled shows that republicans added hundreds of thousands of voters since 2012 in states including florida and arizona and the gop narrowed the gap in carolina and kept their slight advantage in the state of iowa. steph curry is speaking up on issues making national headlines. he tweeted a photo of himself at an online news event raising money against the spread of malaria in third world countries. he was interviewed earlier in the day at a session and said that he supports hillary clinton and that he would probably stand for the national anthem. he said he would not have raised that issue of social injustice the way that colin kaepernick did. but he supports them for starting a national conversation. speaking of the warriors, drake is in the bay area showing his love for the teams newest member. he posted pictures of his first show. and as you can see, he came out scoring number 35. and, at one point he even brought him out on stage and welcomed him to the bay area. he was scheduled to perform again tonight and then, he will be at san jose next saturday. >> living the high life. means days it seems like most people are back on the road after the summer break. this morning, our question of the day is, what is the most annoying driving behavior that you see during your morning or afternoon commute? have a lot of responses. one, tailgating, to people in the fast lane waiting to get over at the last moment. >> drivers writing your bumper and then they jerk their car over to get around you. perfect when they end up at the same light. >> and he says, texting and driving slow in the carpool lane. we will check more of those coming up. you can reach us on twitter. we are seeing a lot of cell phone use and putting on makeup and eating sloppy things. keep talking to us. coming up, the night that olympic -- the olympic athletes that were targeted by hackers. learning hand on skills, how they can this learning hands-on skills, and how it can impa ♪ you never believed in fairytales. knights in shining armor or happily ever after. but you believed when the right one came along, you'd be ready. time to shine. orbit. taking a peek at stocks, the dow jones is doing well. at this point, more than 50 points the nasdaq and the s&p are looking good. two people have been arrested in a hate -- heat, -- in connection to a hate concrete -- hate crime case. they say they firebombed the home of an african-american family and spray-painted a racial slur. the police chief says it appears that they were targeted because of a dispute with one person living in the home. >> this was an ongoing dispute between a relative of mcdaniel and a resident but lived with in the house. that is the only reason why the resident was targeted and it was not a random incident. >> the family was sleeping at the time and damage from the fire was minor everyone did get out safely. charges against them include attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon. they also fate -- faith hate crime enhancements. the run anti-doping agency -- hackers broke into the world anti-doping agency. they revealed information and they promised to expose illegal doping. the documents posted on the website shows that the athletes had received exemptions to use those banned drugs. and, they said that the americans did not violate any rules. and, some students that cochran high school are learning to build the old- fashioned way. they hope that the students will remember those skills after they graduate. >> something pretty big is happening at concorde high school. >> we should've done this a while ago. >> and when we say big, we really mean tiny. >> it looks good with that finish on it. >> for the past year, the students under the woodshop teacher tom trowbridge are doing more than just carving from a wooden block. they are building a 200 ft.2 tiny house. >> as far as woodworking, those people never picked up a tower -- power tool are using all of those in the shop. >> it started with the trailer and they put the metal flashing and boards and that >> is a labor of blood -- a labor of love. >> you've all seen that right? >> well, he is taught there for 12 years before that, he spent 20 years in construction and then ran his own screenprinting business before realizing he wanted to get back. a graduate he remembered working on a house during his senior year. but when a project like this translate to the covert -- to nowadays cracks >> they may not remember me. yes, they will remember the tiny house that they built. >> i'm doing that right now. >> the 17-year-old says that she has learned how to paint, make the framing for walls, and how to install installation. building a house that taught her new skills. >> i planned to do art but this is another fun way because, if i can do construction it pays well and it is second if i don't go anywhere with my art. i can go into construction. >> doing a project like this, kids learn so many life skills like problem-solving and working with others. and when they are done they will learn the skills that will help them in the long run. >> nowadays they depend on other people. and if you get the experience of doing this you don't have to call anybody>> tiny homes have been trending this is quite impressive all ready and it comes with a loft, bathroom, a kitchen sink and has electrical. it's almost done. and when it is, they plan to sell it. >> it's going to be the tiny house that they built and they did it. coming up, the night after a huge run in in san francisco. and free time world series, champion says his love for animal might rival his love for baseball. ♪ 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 san leandro police department has a controversial emergency vehicle. it is an armored truck. they things purchased through a government grant. they say it will be a crucial resource. and, it will ultimately improve community safety. critics say bringing it into an all ready volatile situation can lead to a deadly outcome. >> the importance of having it is because we are increasingly having to deal with arms people, dangerous people. >> if someone calls for a health crisis and they are met with a militarized police force, it could result in the death of people. >> most of that money used to pay for it came from a homeland security grants. the rest came from assets confiscated from criminals. a federal appeals court is questioning whether it goes too far. and, it is to warn customers and coffee ordinances charge -- challenged by the cell phone industry. and, it takes effect in january thing the warning is built by -- brought by the fcc. the court of appeals after the city's attorney weather they had gone beyond the fcc's findings and sent a message implying that cell phones are dangerous. the court of the indicated when it would rule. think half the newsroom is here. we had to mma fighters. and celebrity chefs is talking about how you can help spread the word on produce for everyone. ♪keep on the sunny side of life♪ ♪keep on the sunny side ♪always on the sunny side ♪keep on the sunny side of life♪ today's question, we seem to be getting a big response from viewers. annoying driver behavior do you witness on your drive every day? 2 we have got a lot of responses. >> we have gotten a lot of response -- we have gotten a lot of responses. >> a lot of them are tailgating, using the cell phone, and merging at the last minute. >> and people merge and don't go the same speed of traffic. >> that's really dangerous. >> here's one that's not dangerous if a pet peeve, saying when they still have their signaling blinkers on after they changed lanes. it doesn't hurt anybody that it can be annoying. >> i have done that, thinking, man and that guy. >> yes. if to shut that off. >> exactly. as usual, you can always respond to us. you can hit us up on our facebook page. tony lowers the is a national baseball hall of fame with 2700 wins that landed him the third all-time in major league history. >> so we also know him as the bay area animal rescue foundation. he said it rivals his love of baseball. >> and he is joining up with petfinder, a program that has helped 25 million pet fine homes /pets find homes. -- pets find home. >> and we are joined by him today by satellite. >> good morning. i appreciate the chance to talk about petfinder. >> i want to talk about the cause first. but i want to ask you baseball question. and, six blown saves in the last two weeks, and if you're in his shoes, what do you call the bullpen for the pennant? >> if there's anybody qualified to fix it it is the pair and i would just say 2011 we one and jason ended up being a cause and his first save was late august. the were always kind of adjusting. and, there having to do some adjusting. but you have those two guys who are going to try. and, i really like those chances. >> i'm a huge baseball fan apology way back when the a's were here. and, you really well-known with your love for animals. and you have made a lot of people think about rescuing the work -- rescuing animals. how is that going today? >> and, my rivals -- my love of animals exceeds my love for baseball. you are talking about life and death, and that is just the game. and, you look for partners and we have found a great one with petfinder. when they started in 1996. and part of what we are doing today, is this is 20 years and anniversary in a staggering number in 20 years they have been involved with over 25 million pet adoptions. it's a great website. and, not only are we celebrate 20 years but we are going forward and what they have announced is that $200,000 price to be divided among 20 shelters. and what i'm asking you to do is visit petfinder there is an anniversary video and if you view it and if 1 million viewers europe by october 24 they distribute that money. there the next 20 or started with the 200 grand and all it takes is for the pet lovers to go to petfinder and watch the video. >> and you know firsthand, the cost of living is high. and a lot of people say, i don't have time for a pet what your best argument for someone who is on the fence?>> well, you have to find a way. in the bay area, you can get a. if you live in apartments -- cat. if you live in apartments. but when you come home to unconditional love, you will look forward to the quality of your life. and, you have a lot of room, and bigger dogs that have a lot of energy. but this little guy, he has been sitting around he will be a great pet. he will be very comfy. it will take -- he will take exercise without driving you nuts. you may need a little bit more room for her. >> we adopted our dog 10 years ago. it's frustrating to her when we hear stories of people going to breeders. when you have someone like those dogs in your arms. hopefully those phones will start ringing. we always appreciate your time checking in with us. thank you for all that you do. >> you have been great friends to us. and we appreciate you giving us this time. >> thank you. >> nothing like a little romp -- a little exercise. >> i should share my story. >> i saw him, to get a paper and he was very nice. not like get away from me. but he was very cool. >> yes. >> we do have beautiful weather here. a few patchy low clouds in a little cool. but half of those are different shots. and a little hay is there, but overall we are looking for temperatures upper 60s and 70s except for parts of marin county but that gets burned off pretty fast and it looks like we are going into warmer weather. especially towards the weekend. so for one extreme to the other. >> of a question to ask you about when are we going to start -- is this the transition to fall? >> we usually see some. we get that offshore breeze there are signs of that this weekend not hot hot warmer. >> okay. >> your member, 4 inches of snow yesterday. >> for more on some of the other headlines, let's go to dave clark. >> your some of those top stories and 88-year-old woman is in the hospital fighting for her life after being beaten and robbed in her home. >> it's just really unreal. that someone could do something like that to such an older person. >> investigators were called to the home of flow davis, it's her neighbors checked on her and saw her down on the floor. sheriffs deputies say that her home was ransacked and her jewelry was ripped off and, neighbors are stunned that this happened to someone was so well loved. >> our neighborhood is shaken, i have parents the same age as that woman and, for somebody to do that to them, to her, it's just cowardly. >> if somebody could do this to an elderly person, my god, i just feel like we owe that to her. >> there are surveillance cameras and investigators are checking them for possible leaves. if you have any information call police. starting tomorrow you can use twitter to live stream nfl games. they are launching amazon fire to the and microsoft xbox one. twitter has the rights to stream 10 thursday night games. they are hoping that live sports would generate more interest in twitter. it also includes content from the nba and bloomberg news. it will not need to have a twitter account or a subscription but expect to see advertising from twitter. i will send it back to you. >> thank you. they are demanding answers from the creators of the infamously sinking and tilting millennium tower. eric says that the engineers new that there was a problem. >> and, they tell us why they may also be on the hook. and, we discovered that the tower was built like other buildings that are constructed in that area. >> yes. that's right. if you know of the area most of that is built on landfill about 80% in typically what happens is that people will be like engineers will go down to hundred feet into the bedrock to anchor the building but that didn't happen with millennium power. they only went 80 feet down into sand and they said, we were up front with the city we let them know about it they approved it, so there is definitely a lot that's going to happen with this particular subject when it comes to buildings that are built in that area. we spoke to supervisor aaron and he told us that there were 1600 pages of documents. and, regarding the millennium. and, they are missing documents over city concerns that it was sinking years ago. they say that the head of the dbi and projects turn it expediter will be required to testify before the government audits and oversight committee. and, the principal engineer will also be called. >> i believe and i know that this is a very serious allegation that there was some level of political interference with the day-to-day duties of individuals who are charged with making sure that they are size medically prone area that we live in were not allowed to do their job.>> engineers for the luxury millennium power on the corner of mission and fremont anticipated that the tower would sink 4 to 6 inches. so far, it has sunk 16 inches and they project that it will sync up to 30 inches. they say that millennium partners incorporation of built the tower knew about that problem before it started selling units to 400 families and yet, it did not disclose that fact. they have pointed fingers at the howard -- that authority which dug a huge hole. and they say, that was all ready sinking before them. and, they did release a statement to suggest that the developer asked for or received any inappropriate treatment at any time in this process is simply outrageous. so, stay tuned. there will definitely be more happening. and as we mentioned there are a lot of other buildings were built that same way. and we are hearing reports that that is one of the buildings that will be called into question. we are live there in the city. >> and copy missed out on a chance to gain ground in that division. there behind the second straight loss. >> and copy hit it right out of the gate. the first pitch that he saw, over the fence, things are good. they increased their lead, they gave up two runs, and he scored five nines. and, chances in september. they are looking to avoid that sleep behind baumgardner -- sweep behind baumgardner. the a's have a big rally last night. and, he came into penchant and knocked that double. and, he has the rbi single. and he bought a home run in the night giving them hope but then closed out the game for the 30th save of the year. and, ma it -- mma is coming to the s&p center. >> michael chen will be for -- will be protecting his belt.. >> both of them are live right here. >> are you guys cool? >> we are good to go. >> do you like each other? >> we do respect each other. >> that's a no. >> you have to have a professional, i'm going to be his dashes >> there's a courtesy at the same time. we both know that coming over. doucette -- >> do study each other's game? >> yes, as i was coming up, she became the champion years ago that he became the champion years ago i have been studying that five or six years. and, him the same way. this is a fight that the fans want to see. and, going to compete. and i know that he wants it. >> were you guys high school wrestlers? >> we were. >> how did that shape what you think of doing this? >> i think that it is the best avenue in mixed martial arts. i think starting fighting after wrestling at the highest level in college is the best avenue to go. the discipline and hard work ethic that you learn all these kinds of things right there and transition to mixed martial arts and see a lot of those artists becoming successful. >> and to have an avenue to be a professional athlete, we had that now with mma. so that's kind of nice pic >> and your mom put you in tae kwon do when you were little. >> she did. >> what was your parents reaction when you said you wanted to take this turn? >> first i got hired at the police department. and i thought, i'm going to fight instead. and she was like what? she wasn't too happy at first. >> was you say is one of those weaknesses with the guy next to me? >> he's tough all around. >> you seen a weakness >> there's small weaknesses. i can't give you a hint. >> anything that says i can take advantage of him. >> it's tough to say where his weaknesses are. he has been a champion at the highest level. he is well-rounded and very comfortable inside of the cage. i think i am more dominant of a fighter. so i have that confidence. and other than that -- >> you are more dominant why? >> because i put people away >> but at the same time, sometimes that works to my disadvantage. so i have to be smart and calculated. and i have to go in there and beat a guy who is not usually beaten. >> can you talk about that bling that you bought? i know it's bad form to try it on. but the way this to the supermarket? >> i actually never wear it. but, i have a shelf that i have a couple of things on display. >> what is it like to fight for a living? and the day after, you are all beat up. how long does it take to recover? >> i have had some were there 30 seconds long and you do whatever you want. and i have had some were wanted to lay in bed for a week. >> i have never felt too bad. thankfully i'm not too injured. so thankfully i have been pretty good. >> what you guys eat? you are in shape. you eating kale every day like >> [laughter]>> getting down the way, we have to be a lot smarter. you have to be on your p's and q's. and, i enjoy all of it. >> how much weight can you drop in how quickly before you have to make that mark? >> everyone is a little bit different. and, anywhere from 10 to 12 pounds. and, it's just water weight. everyone is all a bit different. >> are you calling for a knockout? >> that's what i like. >> that's how you change that out. >> all right. >> you picture that? >> i picture getting my hand raised. and i picture getting the knockout. hundred different ways. so yes. >> positive thinking. >> 30 seconds really quick. >> the big fight is not until friday. but tickets are on sale now. we have put that information on our website. and, you can also find it on our mobile app. congratulations. >> we have half the newsroom lined up to take pictures with you. ha ut i lling dove oxygen moisture with oxygen fused moisture... for the nourishment you need... with 95% more volume. dove oxygen moisture. in our house, imagination runs wild. but at my table, i keep the food real. like country crock's recipe made with real simple ingredients. and no artificial flavors or preservatives. real country fresh taste from real ingredients. welcome to crock country. at at&t, we 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here in san jose a few years back, bigger better? >> yes, this was the first show presented, and it is a different team but of course, everything is larger. and is twice the size of the first one. and as you mentioned, we had a mountain in the back. and, this is the first and only what i called 6d show in the world because of all of the layers. you get to see, all of this which is twice the size of a hockey rink. and, you can see nine horses, and we call it liberty, she is just playing with the horse. and, when they came on stage this was the playground. they just came to have fun. she utilized the natural behavior. and, the hierarchy in the horse world, it had to be the last one and all in the order. and, they just listened to her boys and some movement. so it takes a lot of patience to train those forces you can take up to four years. >> reporter: that's pretty amazing. she is speaking to them, and you are saying, she is the horse this -- course whisperer. this is just one of many numbers. and the carousel comes out, and all sorts of spectacular visual effects. and gymnasts. so, pretty incredible show in downtown san jose. it opens tonight, tickets run and start between $30 all the way up to 150. back to you. again, but show debuts tonight in san jose. we have more information -- that show debuts tonight in san jose. we have more information online. is morning we are talking about food deserts. designed as an urban area where it is difficult to buy affordable fresh food. >> nearly 30,000,000 americans, live in food deserts and less than half of san franciscans think that they exist in their community. >> tyler florence is partnering with nick and use to fight that with celsius. >> welcome, -- with selfie's. >> welcome back. >> this is what i did last night. i took a picture of produce. >> i made sure to use that hashtag. and let's talk about the fact they were local we are so blessed but so rich with food options. i can go to the farmers market and have 60 kinds of tomatoes tea choose from. but some people have no access to that. >> it's amazing if you go outside of a dense urban center, into suburban areas, or even parts of other urban areas you will notice there is one grocery store for 200,000 people and the choice of the products that you get it equates sent to nutrition and a healthy society that can really compete not only in the workforce but you have to give back. i'm on the board of directors and it's one of my favorite charities and we are partnering up with him again last year we raised 500,000 pounds of produce. and, it's one of my dear charities and everybody can get involved. you can take a selfie. and because you did that last night, and you tagged it, they gained 10 pounds of produce to make a big difference in the school lunch programs across the country and make sure that you are getting fresh produce to where it really counts. >> and you talked about school lunch programs and so often we do see children going for the pizza and the french fries. and, the earlier that we introduce them to this, is better. >> without a question. if you can introduce these to your children. literally, the first spoon of solid food. >> nine months. >> yes, if you start getting them on a nice array of kale and bananas and potatoes you may not think they would be into it but they are. children have really great instincts. if you can encourage them to have a really healthy lifestyle. >> and you have two children at home who want to be up in your business, you say get out of the kitchen but you're saying bring them in. let them choose which ones they like better. or if they want to try a different apple care >> what you do is you menu plan for the week. monday, tuesday, with something to do. and then, the knife that we are cooking, we kind of make it -- the knights that we are cooking, we make it fun. i think sometimes the picky thing kicks in. and, they are kind of not aware because they were doing homework and playing around and now they are like, what is that. and as a frustrating relationship. and, when a mom puts an hour and a half into a really great meal and all of a sudden, you have to battle your children. >> tell me about it. >> so, as a parent you have to stick to her position as their caregiver. and, if it really gets bad, one thing that we have done in the past, it will feel kind of like tough love, you have to say here is your plate of food, there is nothing else. >> no cold cereal after jenner -- dinner. >> yes, and go into that protest part and they will fly down and they will get mad -- slide down in the chair and get mad, but they have hunger and that was -- and they will come back into the kitchen. so you have to conquer their own peers with them. -- fears with them. and we as a society have to make sure that everybody in our community, large and small has the same access to fantastic food. that's what i love about doing this second year. we have such a great companion. thus come to -- 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