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a bay area professor is saying me too. those new accusations of sexual assault against supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh are putting his nomination to the country's highest court in peril tonight. good evening. i'm eric thomas. christine ford came forward today in an interview with "the washington post." hours after that cnn published the letter she sent to diane feinstein about what she describes as an attempted sexual assault by kavanaugh decades ago. it says in part kavanaugh physically pushed me into a bedroom as i was headed for a bathroom up a short stairwell from the living room. they locked the door and played loud music precluding any successful attempt to plead for help. jeff flake and bob corker

expressed a desire to put kavanaugh's confirmation on hold while the senate hear from kavanaugh and his accuser. they're joined by numerous democrats including diane feinstein and kamala >> reporter: the jenkins family just learned their neighbor is the woman accusing supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh of sexual assault. >> so we're surprised. >> i think she for some reason felt she couldn't do it before and she is now. and i think i'm glad she did. >> ford tells "the washington post" the alleged assault happened in the early 1980s when they were high school students in suburban maryland. there was a party. she claims kavanaugh pinned her to a bed and groped her before she could escape. ford tells "the post" i thought

he might inadvertently kill me. kavanaugh says i categorically and unequivocally deny this allegation. ford is a clinical psychology professor at palo alto university. she decided to speak up publicly after her name was leaked. senator diane feinstein said in a statement i support mrs. ford's decision to share her story, and now that she has, it is in the hands of fbi fooconduct an investigation. this should happen before the senate moves forward on this nominee. >> personally i do believe her. >> reporter: stanford law professor led the recall against erin persky. >> given these allegations it's not even clear to me that judge kavanaugh can retain his seat on the d.c. circuit. so the idea of elevating him or

rushing him through in the face of these allegations is just nonsense, and it would be a slap in the face of all women. >> reporter: we try today get a comment from mrs. ford, but no one answered the door. for many people these accusations against brett kavanaugh are bringing back memories of the clarence thomas hearings. lillia? >> reporter: eric, there are similarities for sure starting with the professions of the accusers. christine blazy ford has been a psychology professor at palo alto university for six years. anita hill was also a professor. at the time of the clarence thomas hearings hill taught law. >> the parallels are really striking. >> reporter: she says to a certain degree profession matters. >> yet another professor, so a woman with a pretty high degree of credibility, not that all

women shouldn't be believed, but this is professor, right? and she's passed a lie detector test. >> reporter: of course thomas was ultimately confirmed despite hill's testimony. this time, though, in the wake of the me too movement the outcome may be different. >> and i think a lot of folks have regrets about how anita hill was treated when clarence thomas was up for confirmation. so now there's a chance to kind of make things right and to take a woman's claims seriously this time. >> reporter: the allegations against kavanaugh are more serious against thomas. hill accused thomas of sexual h harassment. ford is accusing kavanaugh of sexual assault. >> if it's just this one incident that happened when they were 15 years old, when they were kids really, people are going to take it less seriously, than if we find out actually there are other women, actually there are other incidents. >> reporter: the confirmation

vote is scheduled for thursday, a date that is very much up in the air. >> lillian, thank you. as word got out this morning about the claim against kavanaugh the abc 7 news app sent this push alert that a palo alto professor had come forward about the accusations. just enable push alerts on the abc 7 news app. developing new now from the east coast, hurricane florence has been downgraded to a tropical depression. rivers continue to swell and flood emergencies are expanding. abc news reporter nattily in wilmington, north carolina, with the latest. >> reporter: officials say the storm has never been more dangerous. crisis in the carolinas. swift moving waters turning homes into islands. islan

the dangerous surge prompting more evacuation orders and a warning from officials. >> if you need to leave, you need to do things like notify your next of kin because the loss of life is very, very possible. >> reporter: rivers flowing tlo through neighborhoods, swallowing cars leaving some drivers stranded. >> we're stuck here now. >> you can't cross. >> cannot cross. >> reporter: the wrath of florence leaving scenes like this one in new bern. a thousand responders carrying out hundreds of rescues. but the worst of mother nature bringing out the best in human nature. good samaritans rushing to help neighbors and perfect strangers. >> why is it so important for you to help these people? >> i mean, somebody needs to do it, so we're going to try. >> more than 600,000 people remain without power including us and utility trucks can't get

to more of the towns because of flooded roads. >> and meteorologist drew tuma is tracking where florence is right now. >> and florence has now set new records for both north and south carolina for the most rainfall in a single tropical system. they were measuring in feet over the past couple of days. here's the latest on florence. it is moving quickly to the north, but the damage in the carolinas has already been done. it's moving to the north about 10 miles an hour. the winds right now about 30 miles an hour. the rainfall just in the last four days. ou outside of wilmington they have seen about 2 feet of rain. that's why we're seeing flooding issues there. and as the storm system moves off to the north new england could pick up anywhere from 2 to 3 inches as florence moves off the coast. back here at home we're tracking weather in the coming days.

>> all right, drew, thank you very much. rescue crews also saved several people from flood waters following a typhoon that's been blamed for at least 50 deaths in asia. the storm is set to weaken as it now heads over inland areas of south china. yesterday the typhoon ripped across the philippines. new information tonight about a child in an oakland hospital in a coma said to be fighting for his life. his parents are hoping for a miracle, but they say the hospital is about to pull the plug. we're not hearing from the hospital. 16 month old kingston homes is seen here in better days. he's been at the children's hospital on a breathing machine after suffering a severe brain injury from cardiac arrest at home more than a month ago. they say they can't comment on his condition because of privacy

laws, but they can feel what the family is going through. kingston's parents on friday say the doctors gave them a letter saying his breathing machine will be turned off on thursday due to irreversible brain injury. kingston's parents told us there's been no change in the boy's condition. they're looking into the legal option they have. survivors of clergy sexual abuse plan to urge california's attorney general tomorrow to launch a statewide investigation into how the roman catholic church handled allegations against priests. 12 men claim they were abused as boys at st. martins in the 1970s. current purisheners say they approve of step san jose's bishop is taking. >> naming names is crucial because you hear all these stories about people who have just been relocated from parish

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sales force co-founder and san francisco billionaire is buying time magazine.

he and his wife have agreed to pay $190 million to buy the weekly. it's separate from his relationship with sales force. like many magazines and newspapers times has seen its sales plunge as more consumers rely on digital sources for their news. it will also not be involved in day to day operations or journalistic decisions. berkeley residents may soon be asking themselves where's the beef? just passing a resolution that will require vegan foods once a week. >> going vegan means i do not partake in any animal products. >> reporter: it's a vegan japanese restaurant and some companies are applauding the

decision. last week berkeley became the first city in the nation to declare green monday. this requires vegan only food be served at city meetings once week. council woman kate harrison authors the resolution which also calls for a public campaign to inform businesses and residents of the environmental impacts of meat production. >> almost a third from our climate problem comes from meats aproduction and the metha. >> having a mandating thing from somewhere higher above, think responsibility to have that awareness. >> reporter: there's still no date on when green mondays will begin. the council is still working with the city manager to figure that out. but they hope to start the

awareness campaign by the end of the year. abc 7 news. one of america's former top diplomats echoed what many leading scientists are saying about climate change and that major steps need to be taken to stop it. abc 7 news was at san francisco's grace cathedral when the former secretary grace schultz took part in a forum this weekend. >> because it brought out the great variety of people from all over who see that the changing climate is a big problem. >> we spoke this morning following a summit in san francisco aimed at changing america's fight against global morning. while many people enjoyed a big party or fiesta grande in san francisco to celebrate mexico's independence. abc 7 news was inside city hall when mariachi music filled the

building's rotunda this evening. mexico declared its independence from spain 208 years ago. mexico's colors, green, red and white lit up city hall's exterior. well, who needs gps when you have nature? abc 7 news was at san francisco's aquatic park for the arrival of the floating classroom. the crew sailed from hawaii navigating their way by observing sun, stars, wind and birds. the goal is to highlight the relationship between humanity and nature. two dogs that were dodging cars near the park boulevard exit were saved by the highway patrol this morning. chp tweeted out this photo showing the exhausted and hungry dogs in the back seat of a patrol car. officers took the animal tuesday a local animal shelter where they're being cared for tonight. authorities are still searching for the owner of those dogs. let's check in with drew

tuma and see what we have in store for tomorrow. >> we're entering the final week of summer, and we're tracking a little bit of warmer weather to finish out the season and the week ahead. live doppler 7 showing you it's a quiet picture. partly cloudy skies closer to the coast. earlier today we had tons of sunshine but tonight the marine layer making a resurgence. you can see the san francisco skyline from our exploratorium camera atop pier 15 already descending in the city. and that fog will spill over the bay the next 12 hours. temperaturewise we've already fallen back into the 50s. it's 50 in napa and right now livermore checking in with a temperature of about 58 degrees. overnight tonight we have that cloud cover building along the coast, already moving into san francisco. it's going to spill in and

around the bay shoreline. mid-to low 50s there. the north bay likely seeing clear skies. santa rosa, napa will be dropping into the mid-40s. so a bit of a chill in the atmosphere tomorrow morning especially in the north bay. likely you'll need a heavier jacket as you step out your door. a mix of sun and clouds and that cloud cover slowly retreating back to the coast midday. and we have a lot of sunshine on tap, but it will be breezy. that wind is going to kick up again as it will this weekend, and key temperatures, and once again a bit below average for this time of year. highs monday and our microclimates starting in the south bay 75 for san jose, with lots of sunshine. 77 cupertino. along the peninsula we'll see a

bit of cloud cover early on. 70 for red wood city. about 62 that high for pacifica. down town san francisco we'll get some afternoon sunshine and about 60 degrees below where we should be. into the north bay we go. about 78 for santa rosa. 72 for vallejo, 67 that high in sau soselito. 73 in fremont, 69 that high in oakland. as we head inland tomorrow, upper 70s to lower 80s. usually this time of year we're near 90 degrees, but tomorrow significantly cooler than that. 77 in san ramon, and 80 the high in brentwood. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. fog to sun tomorrow, a little bit cooler by tuesday. watch what happens as numbers really take off wednesday and into thursday.

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away. >> you've got to make the most of an opportunity. whatever you're role you're out there for, just go play football. >> when you have a chance to you know take advantage of that stuff we didn't, so it's just little things like that we need to cleanup. >> the raiders headed to denver on a short week after a monday night loss at home to the rams. derek carr threw three picks in the radars first game. and marshawn lynch decided to take a one yard dive with a minute left in the half. derek carr much improved today. no picks, 288 yards in the air. 38 of them right here to mari cooper. cooper had 116 yards receiving. that setup carr's lone touch down throw. but denver coming back. into the end zone and it's a

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good evening. i'm eric thomas. in tonight's headlines several key republican senators are asking for the confirmation process for a supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh to be put on hold. this comes a day after a bay area professor stepped forward with accusations she was sexually assaulted by kavanaugh decades ago. palo alto university professor christine ford says the alleged assault happened in the 1980s. the danger in the carolinas is still there. the death toll from the storm has risen to at least 16. over a thousand rescues have been conducted to save people trapped by floodwater.

super typhoon mangkhut mangk making its way into hong ng. hong kong today is cleaning up expensive damage brought on by the storm. at least 50 deaths are blamed from the typhoon. most of those families getting a green light to go home today. >> reporter: tonight emotional residents returning home. four days after gas explosions rocked dozens of homes north of boston. >> i don't know how long it's going to take to get over the mental and physical toil and ordeal that we've all been through. >> reporter: the raging fires permanently displacing at least 12 families, the power back on in most impacted areas, but gas rill remain shutoff to most 8,600 customers. the the fires erupted last thursday killing 18-year-old lionel randan, an explosion

toppling a chimney onto his car. 12 others injured. >> and the ntsb can confirm at this time this was indeed an overpressure situation. >> reporter: recovery efforts now under way. an out pouring of donations bringing the mayor of lawrence to tears. >> it makes us feel special that they care about us. the first fatal shark attack in massachusetts in 80 years took the life of a young man boogie boarding off the coast of cape cod. more on how other beach goers are now paying tribute. >> reporter: no swimming or surfing on this beach in cape cod until further notice. the signs warning visitors after 26-year-old arthur midichi was attacked by a shark while boogie boarding saturday just 30 miles offshore. >> i have a report of an unknown

shark bite. >> reporter: dragged to the beach by terrified on lookers. >> i never wanted to be that guy at the edge of the ocean screaming shark at the top of my lungs and that happened today. >> reporter: first responders performing cpr before rushing him to the hospital. but he did not survive. >> they're amazing. they did cpr, put him on tourniquets. >> reporter: a booming seal population blamed for drawing the predators closer to shore. >> when you've got predators like sharks moving in to try to get to them then the general public needs to be incredibly vigilant. >> reporter: this the first deadly shark attack in the area in more than 80 years, but the second dangerous encounter this summer. last month a 60-year-old from new york gravely

this sea lavender planted in a spot where midichi was pulled from the water. his family remembering him as a happy spirit, he'll be deeply missed. prosecutors are still deciding what charges a u.s. border patrol agent will face now he's accused of murdering four women in texas. investigators believe another woman escaped and called for help after ortiz kidnapped her. they say all the victims appeared to have been working as prostitutes. court papers show a body was first located september 4th. another was discovered yesterday. >> meet the qualifications or definition of being a serial killer. in this case we have four people that have been murdered. >> ortiz remains in jail. federal officials confirm he worked as a supervisor for the border patrol. they also say they're cooperating with texas rangers

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team from the non-profit world central kitchen has setup mobile kitchens in some of the hardest hit areas in north carolina. this one in wilmington. >> i love these guys. >> reporter: calling themselves of the chefs of the carolinas. >> we're going to be producing today both kitchens in the north of 15,000. >> reporter: so far his team has served 65,000 meals to those hardest hit, to the people in shelters and to the first responders. >> when you're wet and cold what we can to do to show fellow americans we care is with a humble plate of food. >> reporter: he and his team went to puerto rico in the aftermath of hurricane maria. his team stayed a year ne 3 million meals. >> it's good at bringing everyone together and working as one. the rain is really heavy. >> reporter: and chef andreas shows no signs of slowing down

here in north carolina. once again making a promise to stay for the long haul. >> we're here for america, guys. if anybody's hungry we're going to feed them. >> that was tummy yoenis reporting. time now for a look at our weather locally. here's meteorologist drew tuma. we're going to start off the week really nicely. in the coming days warmer weather will arrive. let's take a look at the highs on your monday. we've got some afternoon sunshine after morning cloud cover in the city. up to 80 though in con cord. about 77 degrees that high in napa. now, future tracker temperatures will get you into tuesday, and as temperatures may take a dip by a degree or two but the theme the next two days is we stay below average. that changes on wednesday. look at that, numbers jump. warmer weather gets introduced. especially inland we're near 90 degrees in our hottest spots. and even around 70s around the

shoreline. well into the 90s inland, and even along the shoreline we're going to go above average for what it seems like the first couple of weeks, 70s and 80s ths name of the game. fog to sun on your monday. cool day on tuesday, but temperatures rebound pretty quickly here on wednesday as we get warmer weather on thursday and then back to average as fall officially begins next weekend. >> thank you, drew. indy car racing. mindy has indy car racing. >> mindy with ind earb there you go. there were some great sports performances today. the indy car crownedpisoma, we a get to the ross fall fashion event... ...and get the brands you want... check this out. ...at "oh, yeah" prices. from the latest trends to your favorite brands, it feels even better when you find them for less.

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austin slater in the bottom of the eighth hit a base hit that brought in joe panik. so it's 3-2 at this point. and with two outs in the ninth nick hundley could not check his swing. giants fall 3-2 the final. to the nfl, aaron rogers played with an injured knee. 1:45 left, minnesota down 8. look at kirk cousins. called for roughing it passer. good call? not really sure about that. the drive continues and ends with cousins. and this remarkable throw and catch to adam. the game goes to overtime. four seconds left, daniel carson missed his third field goal of the game. that could have won it, but neither team wins. for the second straight week we have a tie in the nfl. 29-29 the final. the browns are looking to end their winless streak today in

new orleans. the browns led 3-2 in the fourth. 124 left now, fourth and five, airing it out, 47 yards antonio right where he needs to be on the other end. gonzalez missed his second extra point of the game. remain tied at 18. gonzalez who missed the game winner last week had a chance to redeem himself. yeah, watch. no, he missed his second field goal of the day. that one from 52 yards out. so two missed field goals, two points that were missed. browns just cannot win. steelers, this was a high scoring affair. patric muhones in only his second career start to throw ten touch downs in his first two games.

he finished 23 of 28, 326 yards and no pick. chiefs win big, 42-37. they improve to 2 and 0. next week the 49ers. rams and cardinals, he had himself a game. just 92 rushing yards for the rams, but gruely was responsible for 42 of those and he scored three touch downs. rams 34-0. they improved to 2 and 0. randy carr in sonoma, opening last alexander rossy, blew a tire so that would cost him a championship. ray with all but five left. he took the checkered flag. and scott tickson finished as the indy car champion for the fifth time in his career.

he's the first five time champion in 51 years. nascar began its playoff today in las vegas. the race was only supposed to go 268 laps but went to overtime following this late crash. brad took the checkered flag for his third straight victory and also secured the 500th career win for the team. the this is really cool, the final major of the year, one %-p. that streak nearly ended today, but angela stanford wasn't having it. at 41 she takes home her first major title despite starting the day five strokes back. she was overwhelmed with emotion. she shot a 3 under 68 and 12 under par for the tournament. this abc 7 sports report sponsored by river rock casino. the very last one of the season. >> what kind of water do you

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