at 15, i was addicted. by 40, i'll have lung disease. at 50, i'll die of a heart attack. dr. regina benjamin: cigarette smoke causes immediate damage that leads to health problems, even death. those who quit or die are being replaced by a new generation of smokers. i'm dr. regina benjamin, united states surgeon general. go to cdc.gov. learn how to make our next generation tobacco-free. now from abc7, live breaking news. >> dan: good evening i'm dan ashley. >> ama: i'm ama daetz. the breaking news is in the

east bay with trouble at the top of another bay area police department. >> dan: diane stewart is on administrative leave tonight. you may remember her heart felt words during the memorial for fallen police sergeant. >> ama: the city manager wouldn't talk on camera, but did confirm that the chief has been placed on administrative leave pending the completion of a personnel investigation. >> dan: stewart is hayward's first female police officer. that was in august of 2011. before that she was an assistant chief. it was a department she joined as rookie officer in 1986. >> ama: mark kholer is acting chief. this leaves three major bay area cities with fill ins in the police chief's office along with hayward, oakland and san francisco also looking for chiefs. abc7 news was at saint mary's cathedral as people talked about the qualities they would like to see in their next chief. the police commissioners listened. they will decide who will be

the permanent chief. >> we are looking for folks who have an advanced degree and are elevated and connected to the community. we are hearing qualities of honesty and integrity and an understanding of the san francisco environment. >> the academic qualifications are being cute myselfed -- being scrutinized. he is declining to do that citing pry saw so reasons. >> the oakland mayor launch had her city's nationwide search for a new police chief today. the city leaders plan to hold community forums next month. that includes listening to young people about what they want in oakland's next chief. the mayor intends to post the job announcement in 10 days and start interviewing candidates in november. the mayor hopes to hire a chief by the start of next year. the police union leaders believe the hiring process has taken too long. >> ama: sky 7 shows donald trump in the bay area tonight at a big money fundraiser on

the peninsula. >> dan: that's right. guests paid $25,000 each to hear trump speak in woodside and san mateo county at the home of a silicon valley ceo. >> ama: lilian kim is there live for us tonight. lilian? >> reporter: ama and dan, we were told 40 guests attended the fundraiser including former new york mayor reu dooy guiliani -- rudy guiliani who arrived in woodside with the candidate himself. >> reporter: the motorcade includes chp vehicles and suvs. it was held at a woodside home of the guests had to pay $25,000 to attend and unlike trump's last visit that ended in a violent clashen between protestors and supporters, this was quiet. it appears it worked at keeping protesters away. he was one of three hillary clinton supporters who showed up in protest during the

course of the evening. >> you are the only person here right now. >> i thought there would be more protesters. i am a hillary supporter as well as anti-trump. >> reporter: trump is trying to make up in fundraising dollars. he is far behind his rival especially in silicon valley. >> people are looking a the what they can do nationally. there are people that will step up and support him. >> he is no stranger to hosting the fundraising events, democrat or republican. one neighbor was happy to have trump in his hood. >> i am glad he is here. i don't want to support hillary clinton. i am not a hillary fan at all. >> it lasted less than two hours. his next stop is the central valley where he will attend another fundraiser. >> abc7 news. >> a silicon valley tech executive in 2010 is campaigning for hillary clinton in denver.

the ceo is looking at business leaders in colorado. meanwhile, clinton is busy raising money in the hamptons. jon bon jovi and jimmy buffet are performing at buffet's house. president obama is coming to northern california this week to tack about environmental issues. the event focuses on policies to protect lake tahoe and surrounding areas. >> ama: colin kaepernick is getting a special invitation tonight. it is the latest reaction to decide to stay seated during the national anthem. the police department invited kaepernick to attend the police academy after he said it takes longer to become a cosmetologist than a police officer. melanie woodrow is here with our story. melanie? >> reporter: ama, the training invitation includes the fourth option simulator. the sheriff's office is not alone in calling on kaepernick to get in the game. the alameda county sheriff's

office invited 49er colin kaepernick to see what law enforcement training is all about. >> it is a great opportunity for him to come out and do what we do. >> reporter: the sheriff's office extended the invitation to the basic academy via facebook after kaepernick made this statement. >> somebody holding a curling iron has moreen location than people holding a gun going out on the streets to protect us. >> the percentages we hold them to to pass their tests and the physical training and the background check to get in there to begin with, i think he would be impressed. >> the san francisco police officer's association took a different approach. the union sent a letter to the 49ers and the commissioner and said we will not stand by while he attacks police officers in the country with statements such as people are on paid leave while people of color are killed. the san francisco police commission says there is lots of work being done to create equity and safety. >> more folks want to be about

safe and just communities. let's get in the game. >> are you going to be a person that actually goes out and does something about it, or are you a perverbial monday morning quarterback and do nothing about it? >> kaepernick has not responded to the invitation. mill knee woodrow, a -- melanie woodrow, abc7 news. >> we have been taking a poll on our twitter page to find out how you feel about kaepernick's decision. >> ama: more than 1,000 people have weighed in. 30% agree with their decision. 40% don't. 28% say who cares? >> dan: we have a picture of a car likely connected to the man shot in belmont. investigators believe this car , a 2001 volkswagen beatle is associated with a man walking in traffic. a chp officer shot the man when he charged at the officer with a knife. 41-year-old man is in the hospital with serious

injuries. >> ama: newly installed cameras helped stop an escape attempt. deputies saw the escape as it was happening yesterday. surveillance video captured him trying to climb a fence and his sandals were caught in the wiring. she was an advocate for jail. >> we pushed hard for cameras. we got new cameras and a much better resolution. i think the cameras prevented the escape other than the heads up deputies that were paying attention to the upon teres. to the monitors. >> he was arrested for petty theft, a misdemeanor and scheduled to be released in a week. instead he will now serve more time. >> ama: brock turner is set to go to jail. it closes a loophole giving discretion when it comes to

sexual assault and cases where the victim is intoxicated or unconscious. he received a six-month sentence for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. prosecutors urged a judge to impose a six-year prison sentence. >> dan: a couple now faces animal cruelty charges for the scalding death of their dog. you are looking at a picture of sprocket taken before he was hurt. he brought the dog to an emergency animal clinic in may. they claimed a cup of boiling water spilled into sprocket's crate. the peninsula of humane society said sprocket was placed in the hot liquid. >> ama: coming up, someone is going after threatened sea otters with a gun. >> dan: next, the person who shot and killed at least three of them. and the reward being offered tonight. >> ama: plus video shows a man who appears to smoke crack on a bart train. what the agency is saying

tonight. >> dan: also ahead, running the wrong way. what lead to a wrong turn that could disqualify some bay area runners from the boston marathon. >> sandhya: i am sandhya patel and live doppler 7hd is tracking a system that is bringing us mild and muggy how this will factor into your forecast for tomorrow coming up. >> ama: thank you, sandhya. first here is a look at what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live." jimmy? >> i have seen the future and it is this. >> here it is. wolf blitzer.

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>> dan: new at 11:00, sometimes behavior on bart can be disturbing. one guy may have taken to the egg team. check -- check out what malik jones put on twitter. he is wearing what appears to be a towel and lighting up and inhaling from a crack pipe. bart is looking into this, but they say no one complained about this over the weekend when it is said to have happened. if riders see criminal activity they should report it to a bart agent.

>> ama: most people find them adorable, but some people are killing them in the bay area. they washed up at san thank cruz harbor. they are hoping a large reward will lead to an arrest. katie is live in santa cruz with the latest for us tonight. katie? >> reporter: at least three sea otters have been shot and killed. the fourth dead otter is expected to have been shot. it is an appalling crime to this ocean loving community. we found this sea otter in santa cruz before sunset. it is a sight that never gets old for ocean enthusiasts. >> there are babies out there rolling around. >> they were outraged to hear three sea otters were shot and killed and their bodies washing up on santa cruz

beaches. >> for someone to do that in this area, it is a marine sanctuary. it is a shame. >> there is a $10,000 reward for information that leads to the arrest and the conviction of the shooter. the california department of fish and wildlife needs the public to come forward. >> maybe something that didn't seem suspicious to them two weeks ago is now suspicious. >> the sea otters are protected under federal and state law. they are critical to the ocean. >> they are a keystone species and that means that they are intricate to the world series. if they disappear there is a chance the ecosystem can collapse. >> killing the sea otters is an unthinkable act. i can't imagine why anybody would do something like that. abc7 news. >> dan: 225 virgin america

employees will lose their jobs starting in october. alaska air bought theberling game airline. alaska air says it is committed to preserving as many jobs as possible. but after the merger a number of duplicate jobs were discovered. >> you heard the old saying going the extra mile. turns out it it likely cost some runners a chance at the boston marathon. you are looking at runners in yesterday's santa rosa marathon and they should have turned left . >> somebody in one of the lead groups took a turn and everybody decided to follow. >> to be honest it is part of the responsibility to know the course. >> dan: digital tracking software shows they returned to the wrong course. they added a mile to the race and many of those runners ended up with times too slow to qualify for boston which is

a real shame. imagine adding an extra mile to an already long 26 mile-race. >> ama: not good of time to check on our weather which is not a bummer. >> it is gorgeous. >> sandhya: you know what, it is gorgeous. we have not seen the hot weather around here. we will change it up for the holiday weekend. let me show you the time lapse from earlier tonight. this is from the east bay hills camera. if you were out and about and caught the sunset it was amazing. it had a little of the tropical feel. it was spectacular thanks to the crowds coming in associated with a hurricane in the pacific. that's why we are seeing the cloud cover in the bay area and even picking up the moisture in those clouds on live doppler 7hd. look at the dew points. they are adding to the humidity in the bay area.

50 to 59 degrees is typically pleasant. right now we are bordering almost 60 degrees. if it feels a bit humid to you, this is part of the reason why. the tropics and the satellite is showing some of the midand high level cloudiness moving in. most of the energy is going to the north as far as the cloud cover associated with the system. we will keep track in case there is a small possibility the north bay could see dry lightning. it is associated with hurricane madeline and it is a category 3. we also have lester. these two are eyeing the hawaiian island chains. lester this weekend and madeline in the next few days. it is expected to dump some heavy rain, five to 10 inches and isolated amounts. that may lead to flash flooding and mudslide. keep this in mind. there is an amazing shot as we look across the bay. oakland 63 with mountain view

and san jose 59 in half moon bay. there has been patchy fog. low 60s from santa rosa to novato. live look from the kgo rooftop camera. mild and muggy in the morning. slight chance of thunder in the north bay. below average temperatures continuing into september. here is a look at your hour by hour planner. cloudy and humid. forget about the crack ket. 4:00 p.m., it is breezy and sunny and low 60s to the upper 80s. at 7:00 p.m. partly cloudy with the temperatures dropping back down. tomorrow morning we will start out with low 50s to the low 60s. humid and mild. here is a look at the hour by hour forecast. breezy in spots. 5:00 a.m. gusts to 25 miles an hour. this trend continues into the afternoon. the clouds do thin out. mid60s in places like half moon bay and san francisco and all the way to the upper 80s

inland. everyone else in between concord's temperature trend. it goes down on wednesday and thursday and then it comes back up in time for your holiday weekend plans. the seven-day forecast, a slight chance of dry lightning in the north bay. it is looking slimmer and slimmer. low 60s to upper 80s and then we will drop the temperatures inland. the latter part of the workweek. but by labor day we will warm it up, upper 80s to low 90s for the warmest spots. >> in case you are missing the heat. >> ama: thank, sandhya. >> dan: remembering one of mark's greatest fun intoe men. >> ama: when the news

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the little guy with the big pop. crushes the homer to left. astros win it 6-0 your final. nick hundley and the rockies doing the giants a favor. two-0 rockies over the dodgers. doubles off the wall. rockies win it big 8-1 your final. giants had the night off. there is a game and a half lead over the giants and they will host cardinals tomorrow night. all eyes are on kris common mccaffrey. c-mac set a record with 3,864 all purpose yards breaking barry sanders record and there are higher expectations this year. >> he has been lock eld in 10 minutes -- locked in 10

minutes after the rose bowl. that's who he is. there is no more anticipation than there would be any other year last year. he just can't wait to play football again. >> last year i went into the same mind-set and continued to work out. my goal is just to get as many yards and score as many touchdowns as possible and win as many games as possible. >> first day of the u.s. open and djokovic bothered by his right arm. he was taken four sets by janet who went to the secondett is. djokovic would gut it out and check out this drop shot winner. he advances with a four-set victory. gail monty leaps into the wall trying to reach the ball. as he picks up his racket it clips the back of his heels. this abc7