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it was just days ago. the san jose dioceses released the names of priests accused of sex abuse. are we about to see a much wider investigation into misconduct launched? i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric thomas. the california attorney general's office is looking into allegations of child sexual abuse in the catholic church. >> since pennsylvania announced the results in august, the question has been when will california take action? >> an exclusive i-team investigation. >> i contacted the a.g.'s office back in august to find out if they are investigating clergy

abuse, but now i have details on some steps they are taking to tackle the issue. wednesday, september 26, 2:00 p.m. on in the state office building. met to consider how to investigate child sexual abuse in the catholic church. joey was there. >> from talking to them, they've already launched something. >> the question is what. >> i think they've seriously looked into investigating and how they're going to go about doing it. >> he joined two other members of people abused by priests or snap, and special assistant to the attorney general led the meeting. a roster of heavy hitters joining by the head of criminal, the head of sexual crimes.

>> survivors advocate walked the route through his power point on child sexual abuse of the catholic church in california. he says snap estimates 1,700 to 2,100 priests have abused children in the state, but they've only been able to identify 125 of them by name. >> that helps law enforcement, it helps victims advocates. it helps victims themselves begin to heal. >> before the pennsylvania grand jury investigation in august concluded there were credible allegations against more than 300 predator priests and involving more than 1,000 victims before the boston catholic church crisis i20 th bame t ard winng film "spotlight" there was the clergy abuse crisis. in 1995 a series of i-team reports led to a prison sentence. i also found father austin peter

keegan working in mexican orphanages. the case against him later settled. i also reported how santa rosa bishop mark herly handled secret files he kept on pedophile priests. >> usually when bishops leave, geralo instate, but in the meeting last month a staffa investigation the way that pennsylvania did. >> they'd need to have every county in order to have that district attorney start that grand jury process, which is what new york is doing. >> what they said they could do

was have separate investigations by each county and pool that information together and share it. >> working on the framework, but the attorney general is taking this very seriously. as he told the news conference last month we'll take a back seat to no one when it comes to protecting our people. clearly there's more to come on this. >> a lot more. >> well, we sent out a push alert about the story at 10:32 p.m. through the abc 7 mobile app. it is free to download. just be sure to enable those push alerts so you too can receive updates. moving on now, oakland's mayor has ordered a removal. according to sf gate this eening mayor lindsey shaft ended the policy asking potential officer to disclose whether they had been sexually assaulted. they want the information to review police reports where applicant's names may show ups a victim, suspect or witness. some legal experts argued it could also be use said to

discriminate against women. in the south bay people are back in their homes tonight after following an explosion. it all happened on moon fowler court this afternoon. >> reporter: it was a long sunday for people in this quiet san jose community. neighbors forced to evacuate from their homes for hours because police say illegal fireworks caused an explosion inside a garage at this home. >> boom. >> really? >> yeah, but it's way louder. >> reporter: that's what he said he heard when playing outside sunday playing on moonflower court. >> went out and didn't see anything, and next thing i know i saw our neighbor and she was coming out of the house because they had seen the smoke. >> reporter: what neighbors didn't realize is that taylor poppin' was already dialing 911. says her boyfriend and his friend were inside the garage handling fireworks.

>> looking into like fireworks and what they do, it's not smart. >> reporter: the two victims were rushed to the hospital with burns and cuts. >> it could be a lot worse. it could be a lot worse. >> reporter: the explosion forced neighbors including a 95-year-old man to evacuate for 4 1/2 hours. >> i think it's a bit much because all he had was fire crackers. but i know that -- i know he's not trying to make any bombs or anything like that. >> police did find additional illegal fireworks inside the garage. rather than transporting them the san jose police fire unit set them off in the backyard of the home, which finally led to the all clear, people returning to their homes and pets left behind. san jose police say it's unclear if the two men involved are facing charges. they say that'll be up to the bomb squad. abc 7 news. a burning rv triggered the evacuation of a store in san francisco this morning. abc 7 was behind the lowes after

flames damaged part of the store's exterior. no one was hurt. the fire department ordered lowes be evacuated for a short time. some of the flames damaged a pg&e transformer and some power lines. investigators think some homeless people might have been living inside that rv. a definition of a gender purely based -- >> it throws out the advances the transgender communty made during the obama administration. >> lillian? >> eric and dion, a memo outlines the trump administration's definition of gender. and it all boils down to what you were born with. it's just a proposal at this point, but the trump administration's objective is clear, narrow the definition of gender. according to a memo obtained by "the new york times," the department of health and human services is spearheading an effort to determine the sex of

male or female by the genitals a person is born with. >> the country i'm living with now won't even identify me for who i am. >> reporter: jack is 13 and began identifying as a boy two years ago. >> the numbers are terrifying on suicide rates on transgender kids. it's really -- it's really horrible. and this -- this isn't going to help. >> reporter: all of this appears to be the latest attempt by the trump administration to roll back advances the transgender community made during president obama. first president trump targeted transgender students and then transgender people wanting to serve in the military. >> he is a boy. yes, he's a boy with a female genitalia, but he is a boy. he needs to use the boy's bathroom. he needs to be treated like a boy because that's who he is. >> reporter: if the proposal is

implemented the transgender community will be doing everything it can to fight it. many have gone on social media with the #we won't be erased. >> we exist and we're protected from discrimination under federal civil rights law as well as under the constitution. >> the health and human services darm departmented is reportedly planning to present the new definition for approval by the end of the year. >> all right, lillian, much appreciated. thank you. a caravan of thousands of central american migrants is still heading towards the u.s. right now they're making their way through mexico despite efforts of trying to stop them. most of the people in that caravan are from mexico and honduras. they say they're fleeing violence from their home country. coming up we hear from a reporter in mexico just how dangerous those conditions can be for those in the caravans. the deadline is fast approaching if you want to vote in the upcoming election. the concern from some of the local candidates about

participation. >> first answer was a lie. the second story line is just manufactured. in our next half-hour, both sides of the political aisle weigh in on the killing of a journalist inside the a saudi consulate. the message politicians are sending to the president. and a warning tonight for drivers. the areas you'll need to avoid in san francisco over the next several days because of a

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is expected to be impressive. >> the campaign trail in the state is busy. >> reporter: a bright yellow vote on prop 6 campaign bus rolled in downtown in walnut creek today at noon for the this rally. and a meeting at this community center in pleasanton today. >> people are almost looking at me cross-eyed when i talk about a negative 6th election. like, what do you mean election? i don't see here in pleasanton a real rights that's going to drive people to the polls quite frankly. >> reporter: you're worried about people not voting? >> yes, i'm worried about people not voting. >> reporter: 65% of voters in the 2014 mid-terms said they were certain they'd vote. this time around a significant 77% of voters said they intend to vote on negatiovember 6th. are you registered to vote? >> yes. >> reporter: and you intend to

vote? >> yes. i've already done an absentee ballot. >> reporter: are you registered to vote? >> yes. >> reporter: will you vote? >> probably not. >> complacency is a problem. >> they realize that their votes are going to have an impact. >> reporter: the deadline to vote in california is 11:59 p.m. monday night, exactly 15 days before the election. i'm leslie brinkly, abc 7 news. >> los angeles mayor eric garcetti says he's closer to deciding whether he'll run for president in 2020. he spoke to cnn today from minneapolis. he says he's having, quote, important conversations at home and will make a decision probably in the next couple of months. he's been mayor since 2013 and winning re-election in 2017.

we have full information on our website abc7news.com/election. it's a one stop resource for information on all the propositions. you can also hear from candidates running for state and local office. and traffic is expecting south of market this week for the event at the mascmascmascmac howard street between third and fourth is already closed and will stay that way until saturday for this event. commuters are encouraged to take public transit or avoid the area altogether. if you do plan on driving you can expect detours between now and tomorrow morning there. cal trans closed all southbound lanes on 880 near 23rd avenue. crews are removing a temporary support beneath a brand new overpass. officials expect southbound 880 to open tomorrow morning. that new overpass is expected to open on friday.

today marked the 150th anniversary of an earthquake that caused significant damage across the bay area. abc 7 news was in fremont where people learned to prepare for the next major quake along the hayward fault. 2 million people live near that fault. a magnitude 6.2 earthquake leveled hayward and destroyed buildings in 1868. >> this fault here not only broke during 1868, but ever since then it's been creeping. so this is one of about a dozen faults in the world that's actually moving a little bit at a time. >> the event included hands on activity for children to help them learn about the science of earthquakes. looking ahead to your workweek weather a bit of a roller coaster. >> let's check out your roller coaster weather with drew tuma. >> by the end of the week we're tracking a nice little warmup for the upcoming weekend. live doppler 7 along with stat lite tonight showing you mainly

clear skies. some cloud cover close to the coast right now. but we are dry and will remain dry over the next 24 hours. tonight the exploratorium camera atop pier 15. as the fog makes its traditional trek from the coast to the bay in the overnight hours, but we're chilly in spots. down into the 40s. and 46 degrees. outside of the north bay at this hour, we're mainly in the 50s. 56 currently in hayward, about 56 in san jose, and brentwood checking in with a temperature of 58 degrees. the cloud cover right now on the coast going to spill in and around the bay. even reaching many of our inland communities. like concord, antioch partly cloudy skies. and 45 though in santa rosa. certainly need a jacket as you step out the door first thing tomorrow morning. a lot of cloud cover early on, and cool. we're starting out with 40s at

7:00 in the morning. and cloud cover gradually moving back to the coastline. by 4:00 it's a nice looking day. it's bright, it's sunny, but you'll notice it feels cooler than it did over the weekend with temperatures mainly in the 60s and in the 70s in our warmest spots. only 62 degrees. about 68 in santa rosa. a high of 70 in san jose. about 68 in fremont, 64 in oakland and concord. to up about 74 degrees tomorrow afternoon. i do want to take you to it pacific right now. we are tracking a major hurricane off the southwest coast of mexico. you can see it defined very nicely that symmetric eye. category 4 storm force winds right now. very impressive 155 miles an hour. so we do have hurricane warnings up for part of the coastline. a tropical storm warning is in effect for parts of iarta with this storm likely moving onshore tuesday night into wednesday

morning. it does take it close to the coast with 155 mile per hour winds a category 3 storm. it will likely make landfall as a major hurricane. this is taking you through thursday, we will see spots well over 7 inches of rain. and the national hurricane center does believe some spots could pick up more than a foot of rain from this storm system. back here at home, though, it's calm tomorrow. the accuweather seven-day forecast will show it's a cooler afternoon tomorrow. temperatures dip even more on tuesday. and then we'll do a 180. warming up by thursday, especially friday. but our air quality does go downhill once again. you'll notice by the end of the week the haze returns setting up shop for a warm haze on tap for the weekend. got it all out in the month of october. >> thanks. paula abdul is back on tour.

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warning, california. a handful of billionaires have spent over $70 million on campaigns to undermine our public schools. and electing a former wall street banker named marshall tuck to superintendent of public instruction is all a part of the billionaires' plan to take money away from neighborhood public schools and give it to their corporate charter schools. that's why tony thurmond is the only candidate endorsed by classroom teachers for superintendent of public instruction. because keeping our kids safe and improving our neighborhood public schools is always tony's top priority.

a nasty tumble took pop legend pallia abdul off the stage and into the crowd. she wept down -- there you see it -- during her concert at hard rock live in mississippi. the audience helped her up and she went back on seemingly unhurt. >> nice to see there was no pain, she's okay. >> yeah, what a pro. look at that. >> there was some pain on the gridiron today. not the physical kind. you know the kind we're talking about. >> the 49ers presence right now is very painful. what do you do? you celebrate your past, and that's what san francisco did. we're going to take you statues

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he had 28 for the nuggets. and early in the fourth quarter a 1-point lead. he pitched in 23. curry then hit three straight threes down the he had 30 points for three straight games. the lead down to 4. the warriors then tie it up. and then in the final seconds trailing by 2 curry is going to drive, dishes out to damian jones, and he's blocked from behind by juan herman gomez. 198 the final. the warriors pick up their first loss of the year, but it's a quick turn around. they're back at oracle tomorrow night to face the suns. a different problem if the 49ers as they hosted the rams over the weekend. i wonder if any of the old timers would like to suit up? we'll hear the reaction to the unveiling of the cat statues a bit later. the 94 super bowl champions honored today as well. san francisco fumbled twice in

their first three possessions and the rams made it 10-0 just like that. following a safety and a field goal c.j. beathard looking downfield, but troy hill would find him. 49ers had three turnovers in the first half. three passes today, and plenty for the 19-year-old to brandon cook. and the review shows, look, he caught it in the end zone, so the 49ers, yes, they're on the board. but that's about all that went right. beathard sacked seven times, four of them by eren donald. 49ers had four turnovers, that led to 24 l.a. point. they got rocked. there will be no quarterback change. >> it's not just c. j. it's everyone. the quarterback when the ball leaves his hands he's going to get credit for that turnover, but by no means is it 100% on c. j. i've got to do better and

we've got to do a lot better around him. >> it's not where anybody pictured us at this point, not where anybody wants us to be. but the only thing you can do is get back to work tomorrow and all move forward. >> espn adam schefter reporting that the dallas cowboys are looking into trading. oakland wants a first round draft pick for the receiver. schefter reports indianapolis and washington have also inquired about the 24-year-old. the trade deadline is october 30th. this abc 7 sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. and we'll have several reactions to the unveiling of the cat statues coming up in 25 minutes. they really are neat to see. much more to come on abc 7 news including a survivor of this floor collapse at a college party, recounting the terrifying moments. and with doubts being passed over saudi arabia's explanation of the killing

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good evening. i'm eric thomas, and i'm dion lim. in tonight's headlines now, the california attorney general's office is look into the issue of child sex abuse in the catholic church. this comes just days after the san jose dioceses released the names of accused priests following an even bigger report out of pennsylvania. details are not being released. people are back in their san jose homes tonight after being evacuated forollowing an explosion. illegal fireworks went off inside a garage sending two people to the hospital.

it's not clear whether they'll face any charges. the deadline to register to vote in california is tomorrow at 11:55 p.m., and turnout is expected to be very impressive. according to a poll by "the washington post" and abc news, 77% of voters are certain they will vote, up 1% from the 2014 mid-terms. thousands of migrants remain on the move tonight in mexico. the crowd swelling in number of illegally pushing across the border from guatemala in hopes of eventually arriving to the u.s. >> matt gutman in mexico seeing just how dangerous the trek can be. >> reporter: a river of humanity is surging northward tonight. crossing into mexico heading towards the u.s. hand in hd th town at dawn where so many illegally crossed this river into mexico. twice today mexican riot police deployed in force. they've got tear gas canisters,

batons, full reich gear and obviously fire extinguishers. bursting through the gates, they were met with tear gas, frantic parents shielding their children. some migrants leaping into the river and swimming across. an unknown number were injured. today mexican authorities offering asylum to control the flow. the vast majority of migrants turning it down for now. determined to reach america. but president trump vowing if mexican authorities don't stop them, he will. >> if that doesn't work out, we're calling up the mility. not the guard. we're calling up the military. >> reporter: the mood festive at first, desperate. thirsty migrants swarming locals handing out food and tacos. local drivers taking pity and hundreds crushing into cars, pickups and trucks. some hanging precariously off

the sides. anything to spell them from the 90 degree heat. we met her gripping her children's hands. she's saying the father of these children was killed by the gangs, and that's one of the reasons she's fleeing. nothing, she says, is worse than going back to honduras. a motorcyclist stopping to offer her children a ride. another girl onboard suffering from heat exhaustion, her mother trying desperately to revive her, delirious the girl trying to get out, collapsing into my arms. so carefully we folded her back into the rickshaw. for most of these migrants the march started 500 miles away in honduras, and tonight they're still about 2,000 miles from the usa border. abc news, mexico. >> today president trump tweeted that efforts are being made to

stop the immigrants -- migrants, i should say. if they don't to do that the u.s. will turn them away. investigators in south carolina are trying to figure out what caused a floor to suddenly collapse during a college homecoming party sending people plunging into a basement. cellphone video captured the moment. one young man described what happened when the floor suddenly gave way inside the clubhouse of an apartment complex. >> all you scene was like black, everyone falling and hands up in the air. by the time we got to the bottom, everybody was piled up. it was scary. it was crazy. >> 30 people were hurt in this morning's incident. local officials say at least nine of them were critically injured. at least two u.s. senators are urging the trump administration to be tough on saudi arabia after the killing of a "the washington post" columnist inside one of its

consulates. saudi officials admitted on friday that jamal khashoggi was killed inside their consulate in istanbul turkey. they claimed khashoggi died during a fistfight earlier this month. president trump said he may consider sanctions with but also stressed the need to being careful when dealing with a key u.s. ally. >> he says he doesn't want to cut off defense contracts because they employee lots of people, but there are other things that can be done. >> i think we need tadyston our ams with saudi arabia and have a long, serious discussion ubwhether or not they want to be an ally or an enemy. >> 18 saudis have been detained in connection with khashoggi's death. meantime three people are missing after a fishing boat caught fire. the crew contacted the coast guard last night after spotting the boat. they pulled 15 people from the water including two who were badly burned and needed medical

care. the remaining 13 transported to a mexican naval vessel. the search for the three missing is ongoing. more than $2 billion is up for grabs over two lottery drawings this week. if you want to buy tickets this week, plan ahead. lines have already been long. the first drawing is for mega millions. on tuesday that jackpot is $1.6 billion with a "b," dollars. wednesday night is the power ball drawing. that jackpot is $620 million. >> hey, million, billion, it's a l lot. >> you'll know the difference when they hand you the case. a toilet, a mailbox and an elevator button. why these salvaged items could end up fetching a fortune. missed it the first time, we have details on when hamilton will return to the bay area and when to get your hands on

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won't mind. there'll also be a lottery for $10 seats, but details on that will be for a later date. >> i think the odds of winning that lottery and the actual big jackpot, probably about the same. >> i'm the one for both lotteries and the hamilton. >> he's pushing his luck. >> time now for the weather forecast. here's drew. and already many cities well into the 40s at this hour. at 46 in san rafael, 47 in napa, but still 54 in fremont, and san ramon checking in about 52 degrees. near 40 for the low in napa. 50 for oakland, 52 for san jose, and 40 in concord. close to 8:00 in the morning we have that typical gray overcast to start out our day. by midmorning you see that cloud cover still over spots close to the bay shoreline. but into the afternoon brighter

skies will prevail. but tomorrow it will feel cooler than it did over the weekend with temperatures in the 60s and 70s. highs on your monday about 63 for richmond, 70 in oakland, and san jose 62, and concord 74. 68 in santa rosa and fairfield up to 78 degrees. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. cooler weather tomorrow, and even cooler on tuesday before we kind of turn the page again. and by wednesday poor air quality to spots, and by friday warm no matter where you are. hottest spots in the mid-80s tomorrow. and that's the week right. heat or air quality? >> which way do you want? >> dt iconic plays in 49ers history. now forever being seen outside levi stadium. you're going to hear from the hall

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the 49ers family lost dwight clark in june to als. today the team shared his contributions to the organization that will be seen forever. the 49ers unveiled a larger than life version of the catch from the championship game that launched it team into its super bowl era. dwight clark's widow and his father attended the sarl. they all agreed it's a wonderful way to honor number 87. >> it means a lot to have this statue because it would have meant a lot to him. he would have been so humbled by it, and he would have loved that his fans get to see it, too. >> i think it's great.

but because these guys, they really -- they got it started for the san francisco 49ers, and it should be this way. and they're going to live here forever. i think it's a great tribute to them. >> while there are two statues here, i would be remiss by not saying this is not about two people. it's about a team, an organization going back to mr. devarlo, bill walsh and the organization that put together and came to come along and be where we are today. >> and we thank you for all being here and being a part of what we're trying to build now with the young guys on this team. and we thank you for being mentors to them, because we need it. the league is so different today than when you guys played, and we need that sense of reality and that sense of teamwork, that sense of family that you guys instilled, and we thank you so much for being a part of it. >> drew brees became the the the

passing guard. and one yard to benjamin watson. brady, manning and far were the only other quarterbacks to reach 500. final seconds ravens need this extra point to tie the game. justin tucker pushed it wide right. it's the first miss of his career. he made 222 straight pattttttttt saints win 24-23. trying to keep this play alive, scrambles backwards, ends up running more than 70 yards before finally getting himself into the end zone. he nearly threw that far as well on the final play of the game. his hail mary all the way down, caught by kevin white. but the patriots defense brings him down at the 1 yard line. new england goes onto win 38-31. after 19 seasons the a's will see a new face leading the

aingeaing angels next year. lost 98 games in and he played for san francisco in 2002, and made 20 home runs and won in the world series. bell grew up in cincinnati as his father buddy and grandfather gus both played for the reds. it's been a disappointing season for the earthquakes, but for one exception. danville's own chris wondolowski, today was the final home game of the season and the quakes taking on colorado. this one online but deflected by colorado defense. a scoreless game at the half, and then early in the second half wondo, this would be his

best shot of the day, and it sailed over the crossbar. he absolutely knew that was a missed opportunity. the game ends in a scoreless draw. one more chance for wondo next sunday in seattle, but he's not focused on any record. >> whether i get the goals or not, that was the worst year of my career, worst year of my soccer playing. it is what it is. i just want to get it over with. so if you'll stop asking me about it, and yeah that's about it. >> this abc 7 sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. so when he says the worst season of his career, he could set a record and he sat on a bench for so n ld rwarhe'se a l from him. >> let's hope so. >> yeah, and for him. >> i love he stood up and said hey, that's all. >> thank you very much and thank

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