. good afternoon, everyone. thanks for joining us. >> a missing 11 medal b-- 11 month old boy abducted by his grandmother has been found. a citizen who saw his amber alert called police. wayne has the story. >> reporter: good afternoon. confirmation came from the hall of justice a little more than an hour ago, 11 month old is safe but his grandmother is in custody. the family has been extremely upset and worried.

>> you hear me, you bring that baby home, right now! i mean it. >> reporter: stress and concern over a missing child in san francisco today from an aunt and great-grandmother. 11 month old disappeared last night. according to the great-grandmother, her daughter, phoebe haine haines remained in car while the mother shopped inside. >> when she went inside and came out, she noticed her mom and son were missing. >> reporter: it paid off in redwood city when a caller identified the car and called police. >> the baby was actually cleared medically at the scene and the child will be going back to the family in the near future. >> reporter: the district attorney's office tells us that phoebe haynes mein time is n ss route to san francisco.

more than enough stress for one family. >> my heart is about to stop, sir, i've been through so much. >> we sent out information about the amber alert on our news app this morning. download the app and enable push alerts to get information when breaking news happens. the woman at the center of a bay area police scandal faces charges in florida. jasmine celeste abuslin went to florida for rehabilitation and said she was being abusive to the staff. she told our reporter she had sex with more than 30 law enforcement officers in the bay area many under investigation and she is being held in jail under 300,0$300,000 bail. she will join us -- we will have more on the charges she is fa

facing. a mon accused of killing his 6 week old daughter. >> this family afraid for their lives after receiving death threats. joining us live with the story, david. >> three people walked up to me outside the courtroom this afternoon complaining of threats because of video aired last week of the last court appearance of matthew zabala. they were clearly in distress but unwilling to tell me who is the target of the threats. these are the three individuals who told me about the threats. we're not showing their face because it's not clear if they're the targets of the threats or others. zabala facing murder charges for the death of his 6 week old daughter is in custody at the main jail but our source is not aware of any threats inside the main jail. it was confirmed to me off camera there have been threats

but not say whether they are death threats saying the threats are being handle by the criminal justice system. the safety of the family and witnesses is important. at issue is zabala in court last week however a booking photo has been released by the sheriff's office. in the meantime, a go fund me page set up by the sheriff's office to pay for the funeral services has raised close to 12,0 $12,000. the vmc foundation will benefit from anything above funeral expenses going towards a special bed at the neonatal center. >> there are many things that bring us together sometimes a tragedy like this. the outpouring of support has done so many hearts good, mine included. >> reporter: matthew zabala was scheduled for a court hearing this often and now continued until mid-september and did not appear in court. the public defender says he expects a series of continuances

to device a defense strategy. david louie, abc7 news. >> thank you. a vegetation fire in morgan hill was brought quickly under control. it started just after 1:30, no injuries reported. florida is bracing for a big storm. hurricane hermine is gaining strength in the gulf of mexico. it's expected to make landfall overnight along florida's p panhand panhandle. let's take a live look from st. pete beach in florida. you can see how rough the surf is there now and the trees being blown. we have the latest. >> reporter: the drenching outer bands of hurricane hermine already flooding parts of florida. >> there's still about 4 1/2 inches of water inside that house. >> reporter: homes in largo under water. >> this is ridiculous. >> reporter: in cedar key, voluntary evacuation. >> it's strictly voluntary evacuation.

>> reporter: as the storm heads for a direct hit along the coast. >> the most important thing we can all put in our minds is this is life-threatening. >> reporter: hermine will be the first hurricane to make landfall in florida in more than a decade, making the category 1 the first in tristan's lifetime. >> kind of happy and kind of nervous, because you can surf. >> reporter: others putting concern into action. boarding up windows an putting out sandbags. >> what else can i do? >> reporter: saying this is a drill they know well but don't take lightly. >> you know when you live in florida, this is what it is. you listen and watch, if it gets bad, leave. if you think you can ride it out, ride it out. >> reporter: the tropical storm watch in place for georgia and the south carolinas this holiday

weekend. strong winds and waves pummeled the shorelines as the tropical storm passed through, madeline no longer a threat but another one might be. the eye of the storm is not expected to make landfall. lester is expected to slowly weaken as it blows by the state. >> let me update you with tropical systems on both sides of the country. we start with hurricane hermine about to make landfall in the florida panhandle in the area of mexico beach and the swuwannee area. this is the first time a hurricane has made landfall in 10 years since hurricane wilma or 365 days since the last land falling storm. it is expected to make landfall overnight and move through

southern georgia and weaken to a troll sto troll -- tropical storm and to the carolinas and tennessee. >> now to hawaii as hurricane lester is approaching, the storm is centered 600 miles away from hilo, moving directly towards the island. if it stays on the path it's on now it weakens to a category 2 and then 1. if it stays on that track, the biggest threat to the island is rough surf and looks like strong winds will not produce any damage for the hawaiian islands. >> i t-the 7.1 quake occurred i the pacific ocean and there were aftershocks but no reports of serious damage or injuries. to san francisco 49ers

quarterback colin kaepernick should expect rounds of boos tonight against the chargers and san diego and rightly so says hunter duncaduncan. he and other vets view kaepernick's refusal to stand during the national anthem as anti-military statement and said that would not be tolerated if it was with the chargers. and the protest today showing kaepernick wearing socks depi depicting police officers as pigs. he responded on instagram and twitter saying he has worn the socks in the past that rogue p cops put the community and cops with right intention put the community in danger of intense trust. chris will bring us live coverage tonight at 6:00 and

11:00. two people were hospitalized after a car crashed into a dental building in vallejo this morning. the driver of this car came off tennessee street near callahan lane and admiral at 9:00 a.m. the car struck a tree, flipped, crashed into the building and landed upside down. along with the driver, both men are in stable condition. men dumped a bunch of sand on the off-ramp this morning and then just took off. it took all day to clean up this mess on the eastbound route to treasured island. police are still looking for the company responsible for the spill. lake ann is closed temporarily again because of algae. lake anza. the lake was also closed last september for the same reason. coming up on abc7 news at

4:00. a dramatic explosion as a space-x rocket was about to take off in florida and the big effect it will have on facebook. giants have the winning run and you have the video to prove it, how well will your phone actually work when you go to share it with the world.

new information about the explosion that rocked the space-x spaceflight in florida. it destroyed a satellite

facebook had been planning to use for conducting internet activity in africa. >> reporter: take a look at this new and incredible video you can first see a space-x rocket going up in flames and just seconds later -- you could hear the multiple explosions the blast, so powerful it could even be felt more than a mile away. >> we have patios, sliding glass doors and it shook them. >> i didn't know it was an explosion. you told me. i just thought it had something to do with the tropical storm. >> like a small earthquake. a lot of power. >> reporter: according to space-x an anomaly happened while it was firing a test and the satellite was set to launch this weekend, it was a 2$200 million satellite facebook

intended to use to bring internet to africa. mark zuckerberg released a statement, i'm deeply disappo t disappointed to hear that space-x's launch failure dest y destroyed our satellite that could have launched the internet to everyone. we were told hundreds of employees were working at the time of the explosion, but fortunately no injuries. >> it was just last year facebook lost another launch due to an explosion. it remains under investigation. "abc news," new york. san francisco released its annual hiv report today. >> it shows great strides being made but also ab stockles towards winning the war on aids. with us now with a closer look on the numbers. >> the new numbers do show progress towards a launch last year called "getting to zero," a

pledge to become the first city in the u.s. to reach zero hiv infections. new diagnosis are down dropping 17% from 2014-2015. awareness is up. 93% of people with hiv know they're infected. survivability is up, median survival still up. bad news, racial disparitying continue. african-american men 144 out 0 100,000. latino men, 83 out of 100,000. for white men, 82 out of 152,000. bad news for women. >> women are less likely to be virally suppressed than men. we still have important gaps. >> the city says at the current rate they could get to zero new infections by 2020 but only if

the disparities are addressed. san francisco has added $3 million of new funding to fight the battle. >> thank you. california lawmakers say sex efrc efrced offenders, felons or terrorists or sex offenders shouldn't be driving for uber or lifyft. they don't specify what kind of background checks they must undergo and the last seven years of assault or violence. you may have your cell phone in one hand. and drones and how they handle it. >> in between the singing and cheers, tweeting and sharing,

fans so enthralled with their phones they may not notice the patchwork of boxes that make it possible that runs around them. above and below, modern stadiums are packed with cell-sites and hotspots, at&t showing live video from a drone used to check that. >> we look at our cable and connection and workmanship. >> reporter: it's a work traditionally done by climbers. now, at&t is testing these drones that could prove not to just be cheaper and faster, in some cases better. >> for example, if we want a bird's-eye view at the top of the tower looking down, we can't do that with a person. we can do it with a drone now. >> reporter: visual inspection is one thing but when the giants score around you have the video to prove it, how well will it work? >> can you hear me now? >> we put backpacks on full of

equipment and we walk it. what a drone allows us to do is to fly. >> reporter: drone contractors will add a device called and ec cho bot to show how it will use for real years and can fly the stadium five times faster than walking it with new faa rules. >> it opens the door for at&t because we can look seriously at potentially having our own drone pilots. >> reporter: the drone manager said they can use this meaning this guy might want to work on his piloting skills. in san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >> parking near the golden gate bridge will be a challenge this holiday weekend starting friday. it begins this weekend restri restricting parking and it means visitors can't park outside the bridge or the parking lot on the

north end at vista point. taxis and other cars can stop for dropping off only. >> a wide camera and view at the beach, take a look at this. where is everybody? they're watching the 4:00 news. soon the boardwalk will boast a $12 million remodel. work beginning after labor day at the entrance. it will take ten months and create more than 200 jobs. the popular laser maze will also undergo exterior improvements. we should think about doing a newscast from the beach. >> certainly today. it was sunnier there than it is here. september 1st felt like november 1st. temperatures down well below average. a look at live doppler 7 hd. unlike santa cruz, you can see other parts are under low clouds and much cooler conditions than we had yesterday at this time.

let's look at september for average rainfall. this is just over .2 of rain. santa rosa, .35. and looked like it was going to rain today. the clouds are part right now from the rooftop looking over embarcadero. the temperatures didn't pop up there. here's how it looks. clouds over the bay right there. we do have temperatures for you in this panel. 80 degrees in santa rosa, 70, napa. 75, novato and 82 at fairfield and 78, livermore. we see clearer skies looking down from a higher elevation. the forecast feature, one day warm-up tomorrow, cooler days this weekend and warmer pattern begins labor day, monday, continues much of most of next week. overnight, look for clear skies

and relatively cool conditions compared to the last few nights. low temperatures main there in mid-50s and drop to the low 50s. low clouds will skirt the coastline early tomorrow morning but won't linger long as we expect a sunny day coast to inland in part because of the warm-up coming our way. breezy conditions but mild with highs in the mid 60s in some spots. 65 at half moon bay, lots of 70s, 76 at friedmont, 77 at palo alto. north bay and south bay have highs in the 80s and inland eastbound, high is in the mid to upper 80s. the 7-day forecast. after the one day warm-up tomorrow, breezy and much cooler tomorrow and fairly cool sunday. monday labor day brings the beginning of a warmer pattern and tuesday, wednesday and

thursday, temperatures up to 90 degrees. >> you have to either stretch more or get longer arms. >> i know, those extenders. coming up, high-tech clothes that can keep you cool.

it's cool clothing that could help save energy. stanford university engineers develop a material to keep the body cool in hot climates, al w allowing air-conditioning. it shows how it allows infrared radiation flaugs it and makes it feel 4 degrees cooler than if they wore cotton. >> it would chap the heat and chap to it your body. that does not cool you down effectively.

>> researchers say those who wear the new material may feel less inclined to turn on fan or air conditioner. >> speaking of cool, cool news for "star wars" fans. new toys and chance to see rogue 1. >> 121616. >> the empire has misplaced -- >> the "star wars" stories are being show cased to encourage people to showcase their own rogue 1 video and get a chance to see it in san francisco and have their video debut on the big screen. go to abcnews.com for contest details. the parent company for lucas films and abc7. a huge setback in the sh shipping world. one consequence here in the bay area and across the world. >> mexico will pay for the wall. a day after a whirlwind trip to mexico and speech on

immigration, new fallout for donald trump's campaign. bears in the city. the southern california

here's a look at the head lines at 4:30, a missing 11

month old baby has been found safe, taken by his biological grandmother, feby haynes. someone saw them in san mateo. turner will be released tomorrow and convicted of sexual assault and served one-half of his six months sentence. a live report on that coming up at 5:00. two canadian women accused of smuggling $22 million in cocaine into australia on a cruise ship. now to politics, your voice, your vote, immigration and donald trump's pledge to build a wall. live in los angeles with more. >> republican sources are telling "abc news" two members of trump's own hispanic advisory council have withdrawn their support of trump in the wake of

his big immigration speech last night where the candidate said any who enters the u.s. illegally is subject to deportation. hillary clinton is off the trail today but her vp out in full force attacking trump. donald trump on the campaign trail in ohio today talking up his meeting wednesday with the president of mexico. >> where we both expressed our shared desire, and it is a shared desire , to secure the border. >> this coming amidst mixed messages on border security and that wall. >> we did discuss the wall but not payment for the wall and will be on a later date. >> reporter: in arizona, just five hours later. >> mexico will pay for the wall. >> reporter: then pena nieto y saying he was very clear in his conversation with trump mexico would not foot the bill.

and kaine in new hampshire said it showed trump folding like an accordion on one of his signature issues. >> he has been talking nonstop he will build a wall and make mexico pay for. i when he had a chance to look the other leader in the eye, it was like he choked. >> reporter: vice president biden. >> i don't think the guy is a bad guy, i think he is thoroughly totally completely uninformed. >> reporter: after trump took a hard line on immigration. >> i am going to create a new special deportation task force. >> reporter: one major texan city showing some of trump's new policies may not be so easy. the democratic sheriff in austin pledging to end the voluntary cooperation with i.c.e. >> if that poles were enacted the texas county would decline i.c.e.'s request to hold a

potentially deported prisoner in jail and otherwise be freed. >> we're talking about a deportation force. how feasible are trump's immigration proposals? >> reporter: "abc news" has been reporting on these proposals. trump said they would be arrested for any crime and pl e placed into immediate removal proceedings. a lawmaker representing folks in these groups says such a policy actually exists and one of her issues in her view is it sweeps in so many minor crimes, that's one of the problems and dhs secretary and nbc consultant taking issue with trump's desire to massively increase border patrol and i.c.e. enforcement saying it would take a long time to reach the numbers he's looking for or diverted from other issues like cyber crime and terrorism. those are one or two points

trump made. >> thanks for the time. august was the deadliest month in chicago in nearly 20 years. police say 90 people were killed in august, 66% higher than last year. the city is now on pace to have more than 700 homicides by the end of the year. the last time there were that many was back in 1998. new details out of florida on the zika virus. officials found them on the miami beachs, the first time they have seen this in the continental u.s. the number of non-travel have grown to 47 in miami-dade county since the first case was identified over a month ago. south korea's biggest sh shipping line has declared bankruptcy leaving lots of tvs, tennis shoes and tablets stra stranded at sea. >> the port of oakland and the ripple effect this is having.

>> reporter: these hundreds of shipping containers behind me are hot potatoes. the company not paying to load them or offload them or store them and means anybody stuck with the container will likely get stuck with the bill. if keisha hilliard looks happy to be turning that crank it might be with the name on the box. >> they went under yesterday and i was surprised when i got the conta container. >> reporter: she was to deliver it to amazon and then they told her to put it bacot the port. they aren't accepting the conta containers unless someone pays up front. >> a marine terminal will not undertake that activity if it has no promise being repaid. >> reporter: that means the trucker can get stuck with the rent of the chassis, the part with the wheel unless they pay to store it. >> i think i'm one of the lucky o ones. >> reporter: it began like with

the mega ships. >> shipping lines overpromised and it was cheap. >> reporter: with that, prices began falling and companies like h hanjin couldn't make money. >> there is cargo that can't get off the ships. >> reporter: that is driving prices back up again. the timing couldn't be worse. >> this is the peak shipping season when retailers are sto storing their shelves for the holid holidays. >> reporter: jonathan bloom, abc7 news. still to come on 4, why doctors say you should not push your child into a single sport too soon. i'm christian spencer at the golden gate bridge, becoming partly sunny. your forecast coming up - hi, it's me. [imitates fanfare]

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a mama bear and two cubs are kind of taking over a southern california neighborhood deciding this is the perfect day to take a swim. splash. >> the babies went dumpster d e diving and a very brief beagle managed to chase the bear is a way. that will be bad for the bears' street creds if they were run

off by a beagle. they jumped up on the wall. the fish and wildlife officer said they appear to be healthy and one sleeping in a tree. they said it is not unusual to see them this time of the year and plan to get them in the woods by this time after dark. >> one lucky beagle. a lot of good eats in the bay area. we have you covered. >> it's time to say aloha to food and dance. ♪ >> 11 different groups performing at the aloha po polyfest. they even taught me some of the routine, the samoans keeping the tradition alive and told me some of the tricks is baby oil.

>> like to be shiny and showcase the showmanship and make sure the audience is satisfied. >> it's saturday from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., free admission and free parking at the county fair building in golden gate park. watch a catwalk for a cause. madelyn stewart returning for fashion week, the first professional model with down syndrome and has 431,000 foll followers on instagram called love without words and it helps children with disabilities in uganda. it starts at 1:00 p.m. in the mission. to see it all, go to abc7news.com and we'll link you up with hoodline. abc7 news. now, your accuweather forecast with spencer christian. showing mainly clear skies over the bay area now after a fairly

clear day. tomorrow, lots of sunshine and warm conditions in interior parts of the state. we will see highs here, 80 south of los angeles, here in the bay area, a pretty mild day tomorrow compared to today. breezy on the coast, highs reach mid-60s in some spots. 70s around the bay and 80s in our inland area. this is the 7-day forecast, after the one day warm-up, breezier and much cooler saturday and sunday and monday labor day begins the warming trend and feels like september usually feels. >> thank you. [ applause ] a big donation to school bay area school districts from a huge benefactor. a hotel chain at the

ing one huge benefactor has stood behind the san francisco

public schools since 2013. >> now, he says it's time to share the wealth with oakland schools. lyanne has the impact with his latest donation. >> reporter: you got it right. two things stood out. number one, we must train our next work force early on and number two, what's good for san francisco must be good for oakland. >> there's only one question. are you guys ready to be the best middle school in the country? >> yes. >> all right. >> reporter: in most cases it takes money to train then students to be the best in computer science. >>. 2$2.5 million. >> reporter: that's how much the cloud computing company sales force will give to schools this year for stem programs and more. >> in addition to the money we're donating technology and people's time. >> reporter: sales force employees will volunteer their time paid for by the company to

help out at local schools and will be an innovation fund at six middle schools where principals can use the money in areas that technology will be best served. >> the superintendent called it a game changer. >> we are seeing improvements in terms of graduation rates and improvements in suspensions. this will accelerate it. >> reporter: they have a partnership dating back to 2013 when i-pads were handed out. san francisco, a larger district, will see 6 million this year. >> this is something we have to share with oakland. because if oakland succeeds, san francisco succeeds, too. >> reporter: the money is not seen as donation but investment in bay area students. >> we want to make sure that you also get off to college and graduate and have a great career. we want you to come back here and make oakland and san francisco even better.

>> reporter: lian melendez. stolen, a massive brief at do n dozens of hotels. >> this is the second big one in the last month or so. this happened over a six month period at many of the hotels and restaurants run by a hotel chain. sir francis hotel was among those affected by the data breach and other hotels including new york, washington, miami, los angeles, hackers installed malware on the system months ago. it's still unclear how many accounts were stolen or compromised. the list of hotels affected by the breach are on my facebook page. check it out. if you stayed at one of these hotels in the last six months,

you should check your account. a new ad by american airlines is getting a lot of criticism, saying they're getting better by bad experience. they said the greatest flyers walk fast in airports and know their mood contributes to the mood of the flights and asks before raising the window. youtube said their marketing team needs to be fired and they asked us to play the ad to see how we like it. we don't. it's already september but warmest hopine ins you will sta thinking about toys now. walmart is starting its layaway propos program tomorrow. it's two weeks earlier than last year's past and it boosted last year's sales and walmart cons t consulted a team of pint-sized experts to see what they want

this year. a teenage mutant ninja play set. a razor electric power scooter and lerk r2-d2 from stall wars. disney makes the movies and a parent company of abc7. >> i know what toys to get you now. wellness reporter and parents and kids and sports. >> and treated for it. >> reporter: parents should not push their kids into sports too soon. intensive training for athletes leads to burn-out. doctors say kids should be encouraged to play different sports and use different musc muscles. experts calling for a different response to depression. fewer than a third of adults that have depression are actually treated for it. major depression is one of the most common mental disorder is

in the u.s. with over 15 whu00 ones affected every year. and physicians should take extra care prescribing medication of this class of drugs, calling for 400 products to carry one of several warnings and alerts. from the nasdaq, i'm jane king, here's to your health. another sign of the changing season, pumpkin spiced latte is back! yes, you can get your hands on it. it will officially launch on tuesday. you can get one online using the starbucks mobile order app to get a bit of a taste of fall. >> abc7 news at 4 continues tracing this journalist and his

pl plans, coming up. coming up next, on the eve of a release, the efforts to recall a judge who sentenced him are ramping up. who's eavesdropping on you. just in time for labor day, michael finney dishes on how

. here's a look at tonight's primetime lineup. >> there is a detective story unfolding at the university of california. >> researchers are tracing the travels of one of the most famous environmentalists in history revealing what he brought back to the bay area. >> reporter: whether touring with teddy roosevelt or the

national parks, he was not just defending nature, he was coll t collecting it. nate is a guide and expert at the historic site in martinez. it was his home in later years where he would return from transplant simpamples across th wilderness in his delightful scribble. >> he wrote down everything he did so he could tell the public about all these natural wonders. >> 1864. >> reporter: while he was passionate about collecting, cataloging was a different story. andrew doeren is from the university of california which recently took possession of the plant samples. >> a lot of our collections are from yosemite. unfortunately he put sierra nevada on his labels. he says the original cataloging project morphed into a detective

story and plan to pour through his journals and letters matching dates and locations all with a goal of where murr was and lived when collecting each plant sample. >> this is what he's encountering. we can join the dots where he wasn't known for making detailed collection information but no noting where he was in his journals. >> reporter: researchers are photographing and digitizing the samples to make the collection available to bottomnists and general public and perhaps blaze ing a new understanding of the man whose passion for nature -- >> it's great to go back in time and look at someone's sneps and he wanted to protect these for future generations to enjoy. >> and enjoy they will. abc7 news.

92 thank you f . >> thank you for joining us. >> abc7 news at 5:00 begins now. a woman at the certainty of a sex scandal is under arrest thousands of miles away. the judge does not take women seriously. >> efforts to recall the judge occurs. >> will colin kaepernick be boo'd in san diego. claiming the team is eavesdropping on you. >> what was missing in august? showing up in september zblrngts i'm meteorologist sandy patel and i will explain when i come back with your holiday weekend forecast. the 19-year-old woman at the center of the oakland police sex scandal has been arrested following a violent outburst at florida rehab center.

>> our i-team reporter, dan noyes, has been leading the way on the investigation. >> this is a sad story of a young woman in serious trouble. celeste,s who real name i can report was jasmine abusli n was in rehab three days before violent confrontation sent her to jail. >> she had a violent confrontation with the security staff and being held on 300,0$30 bail. she arrived at the recovery center just last friday, the day after her 19th birthday. she told me she was excited and nervous about getting her treatment for heroin and sex addiction paid for by the vic m victims' fund. >> reporter: what did they say today? 95 go to rehab. >> reporter: trying to get you to go when? >> tonight. consider it a paid vacation. >> reporter: just three days after arriving at the center in

stewart, florida, the police report said she ran outside and removed clothing and began fla h flashing passing motorists. after workers got her back inside she bit a security guard's arm and security video shows her lunging at the security officers. and when the deputies arrived and put her in the patrol car, she wiggled out of her handcuffs and repeatedly hit her head against the windows an attempted to solicit sex from the deputies. she called me on the way to rehab and turned out to be an idle threat saying she would jump out of the van and kill herself and said she had been talking to a pinch frmp from mio would pick her up if it wasn't going well. >> this is a sad story about her and the police officers involved with her