hundreds of homes for the needy on public land. >>> kpix 5 news at 6:00, starts right now. a woman attacked at her own front door. good evening i am ken bastida. >> i am elizabeth cook. her terrifying ordeal was caught on camera. she was violently attacked on the embarcadero. this incident is feeling criticism of the homeless navigation center that will be built nearby. kpix 5 is live on the embarcadero where some say that crime is only getting worst. >> reporter: ken, elizabeth, this attack happened right behind me right here on beale street. neighbors say that they think that this is the harbinger of what is to come. from the security camera you can see her struck to get into her building, violently polled and thrown to the ground, even with the security guard trying to help rescue her. >> he was saying very crazy stuff. he kept saying that the person inside of my lobby was a robot and that he was trying to save my life. >> reporter: she said that she had a semi-calm conversation with him. before he sedley demanded her wallet and keys and phone and this assault was on. >> he did

asbestos levels. kpix 5's reporter joins us live. >> reporter: the city of san jose is sharing some of and stated that shows the asbestos levels from the monitoring stations appear on the hill were many, many times higher than what is safe, establish levels. the concert began with neighbors that live up here. the concern is now spreading, especially down the hill. >> reporter: they live in the mobile home park, this is just down the hill from the project which has been struck down by the city of saturday because of elevated levels of asbestos in the air. because prevailing winds blow in their direction, they are not worried that they are getting exposed. >> i spent a lot of time in my garden. to hear that there is asbestos now, it is a concern. for my health, my neighbors. >> reporter: asbestos occurs naturally in california, it comes from the serpentine rock, the official state rock. the problem is wn the rock becomes pulverized and becomes dust him a this then blows in the year. >> all of these years later, there is a possibility of asbestos contamination. >> reporter: the city that is a

san francisco, kpix 5. >> thank you for that update. >>> now to a developing story. we have a better idea now why a judge abruptly dismissed preachers in the go ship warehouse trout. two of the three could be facing contempt charges. in a hearing today the judge sent dead two jurors allegedly violated her rules. she had prohibited jurors from reading outside material on the case. there were also told ttoot jury room. kpix 5, on what these jurors did to get themselves in trouble. >> reporter: before they go into deliberations there given specific instructions by a judge. not to do any outside investigation. it turns out that two of the jurors possibly went online, received text messages, did some outside research, outside deliberations. is there a caught wind of that, learned that they had done that. all three of those jurors were then taken into the judges chambers. they were questioned individually about what they had done, what they had learned, what they had read. and it was decided by the judge that all three of them needed to be excused. >> three alternate jurors have fac

: joe vazquez, kpix 5. e > days after a scary attack same condo building in san francisco. surveillance video shows a man running up the street, up beal street tuesday night, punching a guy in the face and then taking off. police say the victim was getting out of a ride share vehicle. it happened in front of the condo complex again. the same spot where a homeless man is accused of attacking a woman nine days ago. he is now in jail. the latest suspect is still on the loose. >>> new video from sacramento where a train derailed. you can see the emergency response there and we are told at least 22 people are hurt. no word yet on what caused the train derailment. >>> right now crews are peak hadding progress on a wildfire that forced 4,000 people to evacuate. rachel is in shasta county northeast of redding where the threat of fire is becoming a way of life. >> she was camped out after iny neighbor is screaming next door because we have been through this before. >> reporter: she lived through two big fires. in twof her horses died. >> i lost my house to a fire on the ridge. >> r

hotspots. in vallejo, christin ayers, kpix 5. >>> it's going to be another warm day tomorrow . where can we finally expect to feel the heat? >> we are talking about the hot is what arriving both tomorrow and thursday. those will be the two hottest days. very few spots over 100 degrees today. it will be a widespread, triple digit event in lynn tomorrow. two days, and at the heat warming for solano county and also lake county. 90s and 100s widespread tomorrow away from the bay and away from the coast . here fairfield, you will hit 105 this week in morgan hill, 103 degrees , daly city, that's well above average for you. 78 degrees. relatively normal, everybody in the bay area 10 degrees above average. oakland, you will hit 85, san jose 96, and conquered 105 degrees tomorrow, 70 degrees above average. hottest weather inland.- approach some of the warmest weather we've seen all summer, and it will be hot near the water but it will still be well above average. when the temperatures cool down, and we can preview coming up all and about 10 minutes. >>> some new video coming even in smoke. ch

building. the fire destroyed one of them. dividing the space requires permits. as kpix 5 discovered no permits have been polled since moxie took over the warehouse in 2014. >>> the business owners of the artist might have had a permit. the property owners did not make the necessary improvement whether it was electrical a necessity sprinkler systems and so forth. >>> is fire marshals investigate the cause of the fire officials are digging into whether the warehouse was inspected and up to code. >>> and air quality advisory is in place for dublin lessons in livermore after a fast-moving grass fire burned nearly 250 acres this afternoon and the east dublin hills. >>> we had five engines just for structural protection. with the chief officer evaluating the homes and staying on top of those homes protecting them. >>> they managed to stop the fire before it burned any structures. it is now 90% contained. >>> tonight music fans are filling golden gate park for outside lands. chopper 5 was overhead. 210 thousand people are expected this weekend. over the entire weekend. you can expect lots

victims and survivors. >> kpix 5 maria medina with how the community came together in the wake of tragedy. >> reporter: you could see it on their faces as you looked into the crowd, the heartache of why they were gathered here in the first place. but they agreed on one thing. they would not let this tragedy defined their town. tonight, it wasn't about the gunman. it was about the victims, the survivors, the heroes, and moving forward. >> song know when the night falls on you. ♪ >> stephen romero, keyla salazar, and trevor irby. >> reporter: their pain could be read, seen, and heard. >> we are heartbroken. >> reporter: up by the residence, the city leaders, and first responders including police chief, scot smithee. >> it it's been a rough week, it's been a rough week for my staff, and i look at the way that my staff dealt with this. i got to tell you i'm pretty proud of them. >> reporter: that was met with this, and think back from the hundreds who stood elbow to elbow in the heart of gilroy to owner the three young lives lost, their family and friends, their survivors, the service respo

francisco have escaped a brush with destruction. kpix 5's joe vazquez on the upper at tonight's tough call to save or destroy these historic works of art. >> reporter: two months ago, the san francisco school board voted to paint over the mural at washington high school. tonight, the school board president asked his colleagues to backtrack on that decision following a huge public backlash. the school board meeting was tense. >> leave that mural alone! >> reporter: at times, there were tears. >> here we are fighting, fighting, fighting for what is right for the kids! >> reporter: all over a work of art. >> we need to paint it down. >> reporter: the board president proposed a new plan for the mural. instead of painting it over, he wanted covered up. >> this is an opportunity for all of us to say that we are not going to actually paint over art. we are going to find another way to keep it in public view. >> reporter: the mural in washington high was drawn in 1956, victor arnautoff, who was this garment not to gloss over the life of washington. he chose to depict the cruelty of slav

will now be doing extra patrols. in milpitas , maria medina , kpix 5 . >>> officers were able to catch the suspect involved. two men were taken into custody on suspicion of robbery. >>> this was a look at the sunset, parts of the bay area dealt with triple digit temperatures today. it was hot inland that there was a little relief on the way. our chief meteorologist, paul deanno setting the scene. >> some tropical clouds headed to the north. you will notice clouds throughout the day on tuesday. not a tropical system anymore but tropical clouds are heading our way. it was hot inland but what a temperature today. one or two in fairfield in exactly the same time it was 59 and foggy in pacifica. 43 degrees over 42 miles. a quick peek at tomorrow, not as hot. 90s inland including concord, 94. oakland is going to to cool down to 78. full forecast in a few minutes. >>> san francisco's police chief is apologizing to the lgbt community for decades of mistreatment. joe vazquez tells us why now. >> reporter: it was the first meeting of what the department is calling a listening tour with the lgbt

. kpix 5.>>> right now president trump is on his way to the g7 summit in france leaving behind a deepening trade war with china. natalie brandis at the white house for the president spoke just a short time ago. natalie. >> the trade war with china taking a dramatic turn today with tariff hikes announced across both sides and the president urging u.s. companies to find an alternative to china. >> president trump launched his latest were with china just hours before leaving for the g7 summit in france. >> our economy is doing great. we are having a little spat with china and we will win it. >> late friday the president tweeted that terrace on $300 billion worth of chinese goods would increase from 10-15 % september 1 and current terrace on $250 billion in chinese products would rise from 25 to 30 % on october 1. this latestfor tat started writing morning when china said it would place new tariffs on $75 billion worth of u.s. products in response to a previously planned u.s. tariff hike regina said it would also move forward with previously postponed import duties on u.s.-made autos

original report faithful then and now on the new kpix 5 news at 7 pm. >>> as we gear up for the game you want to see your 49er faithful photos. send them in. share them on social media with the hashtag kpix. >>> brace for bad news if you a raiders. the top rater player goes down. and why you won't be seeing the 49ers top draft pick for quite a while. kick off next. >>> the 49ers pass rush has potential to be the most improved heart of the football team. nick bosa the second overall pick in the draft won't be playing in the preseason. rookie defensive end suffered a high ankle sprain and practice yesterday. they are hopeful he can make his debut in week one. he played in only three games at ohio state last year. it earned him the reputation of being injury prone. the head coach kyle shanahan shot that down today. >>> everyone acts like he's going to get hurt to do stuff like this. i've been around one of the most physical rookies. last thing he wants to do is get hurt. he wants to come back tomorrow. he had over 300 pound man land on his leg. it was very fortunate we did not loosen for th

just before 6:20 tonight at pillar point harbor. that is not far from the half moon bay airport. kpix 5's maria medina is at half moon bay with details on that count plane. >> reporter: the plane crashed just a few miles from where i am standing and not too far from the half moon bay airport. we're just learning the plane was flying with another small aircraft, whose pilot saw the plane go down and remained on scene. the coast guard says it's because of that, they were able to get to the two victims quickly and save their lives. >> david just crashed into the eporinviden by the pilot, victims' lives. you can see rescuers hovering over the pair. >> there is the plane. >> reporter: not much left of the plane is what search and rescue team said when they returned to the harbor. the small piece of the plane unrecognizable. >> the reported small aircraft down for miles outside the harbor. >> reporter: the san mateo county sheriff's office got a call about the downed beechcraft bonanza single engine plane just before 6:20. the coast guard happens to be in the area and got to the two people

being fired. a short time ago, kpix joe vazquez is live on the scene. >> reporter: i'm going to set the scene for you. this is mission just as cesar chavez approaching enue, do u a e polince. i talkedto bere 11:00. two witnesses said they saw an ambulance leave the scene, so there is at least one victim. police are gathered around the parking lot investigating something within the parking lot that we can't quite see with our own eyes. but once again, multiple gunshots fired, at least one victim, and this investigation continues. we'll bring you the latest as it becomes available. reporting live, joe vazquez, kpix 5. >> and you can get the very latest breaking news with our morning team. we will have a wrap up on the situation starting at 4:30. >>> vandals plastered a contra costa county neighborhood with racist graffiti for 3-d. authorities tell us they are treating the case as a hate crime. tonight, kpix 5's christian airshows at the damage and bay point. >>> it sounds pretty straightforward. three homes owned by black families in this neighborhood vandalized, some with racial slur

. >> and i am veronica de la cruz. we begin with breaking news, asian markets tumbling. >> kpix betty yu is watching the numbers. >> the key indices in china, hong kong, and japan have been done. down from one to 3%. australia is also seeing major selloffs. after the close on wall street, futures were way down but they have come back up and to a higher opening. monday, dow's biggest selloff of the year, 760 points. tech stocks in particular got hammered. the selloff was fueled by china's move to let its currency sink to the lowest level in more than a decade. that makes chinese products cheaper on the worldwide market which can hurt u.s. manufacturers. it will make currency to help chinese manufacturers offset the cost of higher tariffs. >> in a series of tweets trump accused china of manipulation. trump suggested more tariffs on $3 billion of chinese good. the levees would extend tariffs to nearly all chinese goods. >> those are going to hit the u.s. companies first and is going to be a little bit of time in which they can stand the pain but it will trickle down to the consumer. >> and

area shelter. kpix 5's joe vazquez is live in hayward with the story tonight. >> reporter: yeah. we are in a safeway parking lot in hayward and you could see police activity. you can see the red car. that is the director of the animal shelter. she just recovered two of three puppies stolen from her shelter late last night. three men wearing hoodies walked into the rescue, they seemed to know where they were going as they walked toward the puppies and stole three of them. here you see them. the huskies were rescued from the streets of tijuana and also stole an pitbull who came from a shelter in stockton. he has mange for which he is receiving treatment. the staff has been busy trying to find the pup and this afternoon, a strange development, somebody else is posting the photos trying to sell the dogs. >> that is our photo. for sure our dog. >> reporter: the staffers asked the seller for video of the dogs. and they were sent these cell phone images. >> i mean, it is good because we can see real footage and it is like there are two huskies. and we had two huskies stolen. that is promis

breaking news. mass panic in new york city. kpix 5 , joe vasquez, is in the newsroom letting us know what happened. >> reporter: people were frightened and scrambling, and taking cover. they thought they were under attack. it looks like every horror movie ever set in new york. crowds of tourists were running in a panic. what is going on here? it was a scare that some folks on social media are blaming on allowed bang. some thought it was an explosion. one person yelled shooter, which caused people to freak out. in the end, it was a motorcycle backfiring. people heard the noise and took off running. many of them to cover buildings and stores. even broadway theaters, just days after a series of mass s. otings, ameca le getting trampled. there was nothing life- threatening. we are checking on social media. we have people that are relieved. they turned to anger. people observe that there is a national ptsd that we did not know about if we act like that. other people described how their own children had to walk them through what was essentially a live, active shooter drill. the kids are te

units this year than san francisco. kpix's kristen reports most of the new housing wont be in the affordable category leading to concerns from long time residents. >> opt market in oakland between now and next year. they are supposed to help heal the housing crisis. some say it won't be enough. you can hardly drive a block in downtown oakland without seeing it. scaffolding, cranes, sleek new high-rises going up from downtown to uptown. a building boom that activists say is leaving some oaklanders out in the cold. >> the amount of housing being built is tremendous. >> joshua is with the east bay asian local development corporation which is working to increase the number of affordable housing units in oakland. >> the housing that is being built is -- ideal for working professionals. >> but he says it will do little to help house oakland's most vulnerable. >> i get aide for -- social security for people with disabilities. i'm at have very lowest of the spectrum. >> people like eddie. eddie and his friend james belong to the oakland tenants union. today talks centered around oakland's

the people they say are actually causing the problem. in antioch, john ramos. kpix. >>> antioch animal control has spoken to the people raising the rabbits but the the agency is close on sundays so we weren't able to contact them. >>> let's take a look across the bay from the top of sales force tower. the east bay hills will baking even more warmly. >> the big warm-up ahead. >>> let me show you a camera. look at the golden gate bridge. there is nothing, not an ounce of clouds here at all. well into august and when you see a day that looks like that in the middle of the afternoon and the summer you know things will warm up. first of all here is the comparison. for some of us we are nine to ten degrees warmer than yesterday at this time. that's a big jump to go through from one day to the next and where we are going is important. 91 in concord. so there is the 9-degree bump but look where you are going back to the upper 90s. average would be 87. watch what happens as we look across the different microclimates of the bay. san jose 82 and oakland, 71 would be average this time of year and

tomorrow in san jose, wilson walker, kpix 5. >>> now to see san francisco, a big festival happening in golden gate park in two weeks. sfpd releasing the statement today "outside lands is an annual event and there will be a san francisco police presence at the venue with any close events that we plan for public safety including perimeter security. it is to get you to kiet do what a community is gathering this hour trying to heal. >> reporter: so they are calling it a community support meeting, it is the first of its kind after the shooting that happened on sunday. they can accommodate about 186 people at this particular location. it is essentially a large group therapy session to let people know that their feelings after the shooting are normal, and that they are not alone. now, today the faa also finally eases many flight restrictions over the crime scene which gave chopper 5 our closest look so far. orange crime scene tape marks the area were investigators say the gunman used cutting tools to bridge the perimeter fence. it looks to me just a standard chain link fence about 6-7 feet ta

california. kpix 5's joe vazquez asked drivers tonight is this enough. . >> reporter: uber and lyft are telling drivers they are willing to compromise with a proposal that includes a $21 minimum wage. the proposal comes after days of protests that brought drivers through san francisco a they are demanding a living wage and pushing for a bill that would make drivers instd ract ofivyi it cae customers more money and make them wait longer for a car. lyft is willing to compromise, promising they would get paid $21 an hour, provide some benefits and make sure drivers get their voices heard within the company. lyft is advocating for an approach in line with the interest of drivers by modernizing labor laws and having protections like a minimum wage, a system of benefits and representation. >> $21 an hour is an insult to drivers. >> reporter: he was in sacramento with the group, they are advocating for the passage of ab5. he usually makes 2enps, wh in the bay area is not enough. >> there is no way to just make ends meet. i can't afford a healthcare insurance for me and my son. >> reporter: ube

jailhouse interview. in mountain view, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> fire crews are mopping up what is left of the spirit fire in marion county. 73-year-old, henry walker, from petaluma is in custody, charged with reckless burning. walker flag down fire personnel, claiming he did started the blaze in what acre by setting personal belongings on fire. authorities say that walker had minor injuries from attempting to stomp it out. the spirit fire is 60% contained. it was burning on the ridge above his rock meditation center. the flames have scorched 16 acres. fire officials say forward progression has stopped and the evacuation warning has been lifted. workers will remain on scene for mop up. the fire will be fully contained sometime late tomorrow. >>> a bear area was linked to a mystery. authorities are looking for a missing santa cruz woman. over the weekend a mangled car was found at the bottom of a big sur cliff. nobody was inside. the police say the vehicle is registered to 37-year-old, kristin kendall. friends of kendall said that she worked as a medical assistant in san jose. tonight, ther

will follow new leads as they develop. reporting for kpix 5. >>> a major drug bust at sea, 2100 pounds of cocaine worth $64 million. the coast guard group based in alameda spotted the drug smuggling vessel. three suspected smugglers were arrested. the coast guard crew was on board the newest national security cutter named the midget. >>> victims of the so-called i.p.o. -- 'ski mask rapist' are relieved to find out he was denied parole. he was convicted of 24 in the 1980s. initially he was sentenced to 400 years in prison. a parole board met today to consider his early release under a new state law. he will be eligible for another hearing in 7 years. >>> a sexually violent predator from santa clara county could be moving to sacramento county. reporter tells us that it is not sitting well with the residents. >> reporter: aaron cardoza is posting up flyers and educating his neighbors about the possibility of a sexually violent predator living in. >> this is a family place. we don't want him here. >> reporter: people say the sense of peace and safety is at stake. >> it is already un

non-life- threatening injuries. kpix 5. >> a liveross the bay area where the weekends tranquil weather will evolve into a sticky situation. darren joins us now with a look at the changes ahead. >>> we do not have to deal with uncomfortable humidity often, the fact that it looks like we could get another surge of uncomfortable stickiness is what we are talking about. nothing off our coast, we have to go off the coast of mexico where a tropical storm is falling apart. the tropical storm itself is not a concern, it is what will happen after it falls apart. the storm is gone by the time we get to tuesday but they are is still all of this left over moisture that has pulled out of the tropics. that stuff will get pulled up and drawn our way. that says wednesday afternoon. if we look at what the realm of humidity readings will be, for wednesday afternoon, it is wanting to show you upper 60s but chances are that does not mean much. let's put this into perspective. the relative humidity today, down to the 40s. that was typical. no complaints about stickiness today. by wednesday it is li

pitbull and the third man seen in the video. >>> kpix is a proud sponsor of this year's petfood express bay area pet fair at the alameda county fairgrounds. september 14-15. tomorrow we will feature a lab up for adoption. join us to find out how you can give this sweet pet a forever home. >>> health experts warning anyone planning to visi this boy wed avoid aralgae blooms. here's a look at some spots where you will find the danger and caution bibrea regional shoreline park in oakley visitors are being worn to stay out of the water.>> reporter: caution is the lowest level. danger right here is the highest of three advisory levels. these signs are posted throughout this park. you don't need to see the lab results. take a look at the water. it looks very dirty. it is not something you want to walk into. a slow afternoon on the delta in oakley. it is the calm before the labor day weekend rush.>>> there is usually a lot of activity out here. especially on a long weekend. the last chance to enjoy summer.>> reporter: is crowds headed to the delta health officials are warning people to

issued shelter in place warning. kpix 5's andrea nakano is live with the details unfolding as we speak. >> reporter: we are still seeing people driving out of the parking lot here as officers conduct a search of the area. but a big sigh of relief as family mauves loved ones inside and mall employees are learning that this is not an active shooter incident. >> shut down the mall to make sure nobody was hurt and officers are inside right now searching the great mall to make sure nobody is sheltered in place, employees, get them out. we responded this way to make sure it is important to make sure the community is safe. it is out of caution for everybody that is here. just because the incidents recently. >> reporter: it was a chaotic scene after 7:30 p.m. this evening. this is video posted of people running away from the mall. the concern was a possible shooting took place and an active shooter was on the loose. milpitas police responded along with the san jose police department and air support also arrived on the scene as they did a search of the mall and that was a big task. this s

section of downtown san jose traed into a river of rainbow today for silicon valley pride. kpix 5's john ramos was there and tells us what started as a small people oriented gathering has gotten a big corporate push. >> the parade is only five blocks long and there's more people marching than watching. they believe the fact it happens in san jose is a sign of real progress. >> reporter: it started quietly. there wasn't even a siren. but that's because this parade wasn't designed to force change but to show how much things have already changed. >> the people wanted to come out and show and now there was also a lot more corporate interest. >> reporter: the event changed its name from san jose pride to silicon valley pride, and the big tech firms were competing to show how inclusive they can be. >> it's really good because it's represented by all the big companies and i like that. i saw a lot of t-shirts, a lot parade o cporateaisco involvement but here they consider it a sign of progress that big companies are now proudly touting their diversity. >> i don't think corporations until re

will start with kpix 5 news at 5 pm. the game kicks off at 6 pm. followed by the fifth quarter at 9 pm. >>> ahead of sunday's game we want to see your 49er photos. share them on social media. with the hashtag kpix. >>> we have the game saturday and you better be watching. the evening news is coming up next. >>> on tonight cbs evening news joe biden accuses president trump of planning fanning the flames of white supremacy. the president visit cities rocked by gun violence. >>> a cherished american flag is lost and found. forging a bond between 2 veterans. those stories and more on tonight cbs evening news. >>> a musician fed up with the state of a neighborhood park decided to bring some star power to get the job done. steph curry stepped up in a big way. this is what concordia park look like before. there were cracks in the pavement. and a missing second hoop. artist reached out to the warriors on twitter. images copy attention of curry. >>> best ball star recruited help from under armour and chase to give court a fresh look. you can see what a big difference it made. everything is fixe

number of topics including green house gas emissions and immigration. f0 beauty y, kpix 5. >>> house speaker nancy pelosi is calling on president trump to bring the senate back into session early to consider bipartisan gun legislation. she wrote a letter writing the extraordinary moment in our history requires all of us to take action to save lives. wever, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell describing himself that see grim reaper has been an obstacle to taking action. f0 after hearing the president's comments the nra pushed back tweeting none of the background check proposals would have prevented the recent transgender. >>> today loved ones said goodbye to one of the three victims of the garlic festival shooting. the 25-year-old from new york state. the funeral look place that high school where he graduated in 2012. he was a steelers fan and the pallbearers wore the team's jersey. >> he was superstar and he wanted to have as much fun as he could and made everybody feel they mattered as well. >> he just moved to santa cruz. he was at the garlic festival with his girlfriend who sur

. the new hot chicken trio at togo's. how far would you go for a togo? >>> kpix news at 11:00 starts with breaking news in san francisco. another pedestrian fatality on one of the city's largest corridor's. >> it was a big night. we are showing you all of the excitement from levi stadium. >>> a packed town hall, a bay area congresswoman shares her experience of visiting a detention center. >>> we begin with breaking news in san francisco. a pedestrian was killed at fifth and market streets near westfield center at the b.a.r.t. station. the scene is active and under investigation. video shows within the last hour, the police tape is blocking the intersection at a shopping cart looks to be toppled in the street. a number of officers are there. one is photographing evidence. we do not know the exact circumstances of that fatal crash. >>> 49er fans went wild. it was a sea of red and gold filling up the stands but the gaming is a cowboys. betty you as with fans tonight. >> reporter: levi stadium was electric tonight. the fans are celebrating a big victory. they help the team can keep up t

against this building. joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> on the campaign 2020, democrats have two weeks left about qualifying to the third presidential debate. so far marianne williamson does not have the polling numbers or the donors. but kpix 5's christin ayers shows that she does have a lot of support in oakland. >> reporter: tonight, hundreds of people turned out to this oakland church to see a presidential candidate who is not for her best-selling books, but is still fighting to be taken seriously in the political arena. in auditorium soulful, people sat on the floor of oakland east bay church of religious science. they welcome presidential candidate marianne williamson like a rockstar. >> there's no place i'd rather be than oakland. i feel understood here. >> reporter: being understood is something williamson has struggled with on a national stage. >> this dark psychic force of the collectivized hatred that this president is bringing up in this country. >> reporter: but at the last presidential debate she seemed to find her voice with the proposed policy on reparations for descendents

tonight accused of raped a woman after picking her up at a san mateo bar. kpix 5's joe vazquez is in live in san mateo with more. >> reporter: when a lyft driver drove to the bar on friday night, the woman was intoxicated and passed out in his car. the lyft driver, 46-year-old tonye kolokolo drove the woman all the way to his home in tracy, 60 miles away without her permission and had sex with her without her consent. which is rape. saturday the victim reported the crime to san bruno police. it can stink jail charged with false imprisonment and rape. >> i tell my daughters, they use it, and it frightens me. i tell them you don't know anything about the person. >> reporter: she and her daughter were shocked to learn about the crime. they say it is a reminder to protect yourself. >> i know as a woman i will never travel alone. when i go tout is with two or three friends. that is unfortunate. feel sorry for her. >> reporter: lyft released a statement, the driver's access to lyft has been removed. we are working with authorities and continue to ugthe lyft driv picked the driver up in san

week kpix 5 morning team has you covered. highlighting issues affecting students. and tomorrow's topic will be preventing bullying. one bay area principal has a way to fight that problem. that is tomorrow on kpix 5 this morning starting at 4:30 am. >>> >>> labrador retriever has taken the oath of office in contra costa county.>>> he is the das unusual new hire. his name is bayer. the cuddly pooch has signed up to help children who are survivors of sexual assault testify in court. contra costa deyonta davis were the two-year-old dog in for duty. now bear even sports his own badge. he joins other therapy dogs enlisted to comfort young rooms. >>> he has the whole load.>>> thank you for watching tonight at 6 pm. the cbs news is up next. see you at 7 pm. captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ >> o'donnell: tonight, with jeffrey epstein dead, what happens to his victims? >> any co-conspirators should not rest easy. >> o'donnell: new details about the frantic scene as epstein lay dying in jail. why was he off suicide watch? also tonight, how safe is our drinking water? residents of yet another

videos and are asking for any additional victims to come forward. and pleasant hill, i am da lin, kpix 5 news. >>> weekend work on the bar tracks. it's causing massive delays but the repairs are just affecting riders, they are jamming traffic on highway 24. eastbound lane closure started last night and are set to continue until early monday morning. katie nielsen is at the lafayette bart station now. >> reporter: normally the station would be packed, it is a beautiful saturday evening. but, right now, it is closed. there is a bus bridge in effect from walnut creek to aranda in both directions. that is all because of weekend construction on the tracks. >> aranda bart shuttle takes you to san francisco. all east bay locations. >> reporter: this is anything but business as usual at the walnut creek bart station. >> i heard one of the things that think about if you're going an extra 45 minutes i was like what are they talking about? >> reporter: construction crews are working all weekend at the lafayette says station. instead of taking a train from walnut creek -- >> nonstop to orinda. >>

hotspots. 104 degrees. it is toasting our kpix 5 reporter. you see him sweltering.>>> >> reporter: paul has the numbers right. i have all the reaction to those numbers. it feels like an oven out here making hot. your clothes your shirt pants everything sticks to your body. we are in the 6 pm our exhibitors are starting to cool down. a lot of folks are coming out to enjoy the festivities. we have the farmers market here atwnto concorde. live music played right now. a lot of folks are starting to come out this way. i want to take you back to the to 3 pm our when the heat was at its peak. >>> it looked like a ghost town at the local playgrounds. not a>>> hot. lots and lots of hot. i don't like this weather.>> reporter: a lot of people make their way to the pools.>>> it feels great. cools you all. >> reporter: due to popular demand the city of walnut creek found enough lifeguards to reopen. it quickly filled up. >>> we were said to be close all week. since it was so hot the community was requesting it and we have staff available. we opened the pool. >> reporter: the heat brought emili

out and then they will begin to search for possible cause. and clayton, devin feely, kpix 5 >> we will look at the weather conditions that they are facing. >> the two most important things as we all know are going to be wind and humidity. the wind was not an issue for these firefighters today. let me show you what the relative humidity was and still is. those are very low numbers. you can see where got the flame indicating where this fire was and the relative humidity is down in the 20s this part but the bay area if you go over the hill, look at alameda county, that is a 61% reading for oakland and look at richmond at 90%. this is a way to measure how much humidity is in the air and if you get 100% in the clouds form. and look why richmond has a 90 right now. that is the benefit of being closer to the bay. not only of the temperatures cooler but you get more humidity to work with and also the problem for fighting fires on the other side of the help her watch what happens later tonight. the marine layer will build in and we'll wake up to low-grade clouds again tomorrow and you can