of the bay area counties. it's up by 40% in some areas. >> chris nguyen has details on the president's actions and how he was received in this mostly-liberal part of the country. >> let's go to wayne freedman about what the federal government lands to do to help build a better bay area. >> reporter: we're still waiting for some details as to what they would do. we were hoping we would get details when ben carson came today. that didn't happen. there was a lot of noise outside, though. >> what do we want? >> housing! >> when do we want it? >> now! >> reporter: in a model project, a contrast between the ideal of housing secretary ben carson. >> and i don't see any reason, quite frankly, why we have to have homelessness in this country. >> reporter: while outside, there were those who say they can count the ways. >> it is the federal government

and hud who have created homelessness in san francisco. let's be clear! >> reporter: and so what dr. carson called as a fact mission, the housing secretary entered through a locked garage, but he had to hear the housing advocates waiting for him. >> making people homeless is your game! >> it's a blame california thing. it's let's talk about all the ways california has done wrong, and we're here to fix it. >> what we really need to do is focus our attention on how are we going to actually solve this problem and not make it into a political football. >> reporter: but it was a football, even in the absence of mayor breed who said she requested to speak with carson, quote, we aren't going to solve our affordable housing crisis by taking away services and pushing

them into the street. >> my message is i'm happy to speak with the mayor. >> reporter: this statement came from housing and urban kremt. >> what did he talk about? >> what we need more affordable homes for the community. >> reporter: later, as secretary carson spoke with reporters about homelessness, he kept it within the realm of general terms. when asked if the federal government might provide more funding for san francisco. >> i think the money goes with being able to come up with ability to work together. federal government is designed to facilitate, not to solve all the problems. that's not what america was designed to do. >> we will shout, we will fight, housing is a human right! >> reporter: moments later, dr. garage door he entered and never dealt with the protester. back in the lobby, patricia

west. do you think visiting with secretary carson would have made any difference? >> i hope so, but i doubt it. >> reporter: beyond mayor breed, we did reach out to others in san francisco city government from shaman walton, a very terse no comment, and from san francisco's department of homelessness and supportive housing, another comment, we're not part of the event. they referred us back to the mayor's office. live on potrero hill. >> the hud secretary's visit comes a day after the release of a white house report on the state of homelessness in america. it finds close to half of the nation's unsheltered homeless live in california. the report states, quote, the first cause we consider is the overregulation of housing markets, which raises homelessness by increasing the price of a home. it goes on to say that deregulation would drop the homeless population in san francisco by 54%. the report was issued by the council of economic advisers, an

agency within the executive office of the president. off camera today, the president francisco are fed up. and the people of los angeles are fed up, and we're looking at it, and we'll be doing something about it. >> from the issue of homelessness to the environment. tomorrow the epa is expected to revoke aspects of a clean air act waiver that california has used for years to set its own emissions standards. california's advanced clean cars rule, requires auto makers to produce cars that emit fewer greenhouse gases through 2025. gavin newsom issued a statement, we will fight this latest attempt and defend our clean air standards. california, global markets and mother nature will prevail. the president waved and gave a fist bump to several supporters who met him at the airfield. >> i think we needed to protect our borders, all of the things he stands for. i believe in.

>> a culture of shame in this area, but i feel that it needs to change. and him coming hooer ere to sho support for us is a good sign something could turn around. >> according to the federal election committee, when looking at itemized donations, president trump is the third-highest fundraiser in california, trailing kamala harris and pete butd buttigieg. chris wnguyen continues our coverage. >> reporter: the president making his first trip to the bay area since taking office. those tickets to the fundraiser ranged between $1,000 to $100,000 apiece, with hundreds of people in attendance. following president trump's first trip to the bay area since taking office, skip lightfoot could barely contain his

excitement. >> joyful. a lot of people were there. it was an unbelievable event. >> reporter: this san jose resident among those who attended the fundraiser this afternoon. >> he's not a typical politician. he doesn't come off like that to me. he comes off as a regular guy who knows what the people want. >> reporter: harmeet dhillon represents the republican party. >> he's acutely aware of the homelessness crisis, the housing crisis, the one-sided government, the water crisis. he's very familiar with california's issues. >> reporter: dozens of protesters made their appearance known, even the baby trump balloon. >> i'm so close. he's in my back yard. i live in silicon valley. i had to make an effort to be here, and just quietly show my work. >> reporter: republican strategist says every dollar

counts in what's already shaping up to be an expensive cycle. >> obviously the majority do not support the president, but those who do are supportive because of the bunker mentality that comes from being in a place where the president and republicans and conservatives don't have that much support. >> reporter: others stopped by just hoping to get a glimpse of the president. >> it's not every day you get a president or presidential dittdn t the area. i thought i'd stop in and see what was going on. >> reporter: the president now in beverly hills for another fundraiser. he'll finish up his trip in san diego tomorrow hchbl. >> we used the app to send out a push alert when he arrived. download the app for breaking news alerts and more. new details involving that

deadly boat crash off the tip of tiburon. no charges are expected against a father accused of running his 11-year-old son over in the water. xavier bario was released on ell pail aft bail after being arrested for dui. he is believed to have accidently run over his sons and hit them with the boat propeller. a woman who was attacked at the doorway of her building in the embarcadero testified against her alleged assailant. the incident was recorded by the building's security cameras, showing the intense struggle that went on for minutes. the suspect is believed to be homeless and mentally ill. vic lee is live at the hall of justice with the latest on this case that has sparked so mu interest and attention. >> reporter: it has. she testified all morning long

a the preliminary hearing, and you would tell, just watching her, how emotionally draining it was for her to have to relive what happened in court. the prosecutor played the security camera video, showing her at the front interest entrar apartment building. she's attacked by vincent. she was the first prosecution witness today. she testified that vin secent w standing outside the doors, appearing upset and yelling at the receptionist. she spoke with him for about six minutes, trying to understand what he was saying kosaryan says he told her everyone was a robot inside. she testify thad when sied that

tried to get inside the building he became aggressive and physical. he was hurting me, grabbing my arm and pulling my leg. she says she had bruises on her legs, hands and left side of her body. she finally got into the building with the help of the receptionist who came to her aid. when she was asked how did you feel afterwards, she broke down and cried on the stand. d.a. spokesman, alex bastion. >> when victims come forward and testify in court, we recognize how courageous that s. >> reporter: the prosecutor played four 911 tapes. all of them called in by the receptionist during the assault. the defender says it's clear his client was having mental issues at the time. >> the bottom line is ah continue wstin was in treatment prior to being taken into custody and was doing well in treatment.

>> reporter: the testimony was she verified kosaryan's account of what happened that night. 100 new jobs could be coming to pittsburg, along with the possibility of half a million dollars in tax revenue. >> what is behind all of that? a cannabis manufacturing plant, and it's just been approved. am i'm meteorologist drew tuma, we are wrapping up our tuesday that was filled with sunshine but tomorrow i'm tracking showers for some. we'll have the details coming up. i'm in walnut creek, where a piano is having many people sto wit looks like jill heading offe on an adventure.

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new at 6:00, santa clara could strip the 49ers' ability to execute contracts for all non-nfl events at a meeting tonight. that includes for groups like the rolling stones. the city says the 49ers have violated state laws and have refused to produce contracts and documents to assess the extent of the violations. the 49ers' management team says it is retaliatory and will result in increased cost and lost events. a new cannabis manufacturing plant could soon be opening up in an east bay suburb. it will process medical and non-medical cannabis products, creating jobs and tax revenue for the city of pittsburg. leslie brinkley has more on the plan. >> reporter: this industrial warehouse on clark avenue in pittsburg will soon house a cannabis manufacturing plant. to put it in perspective, there

are only four cannabis distributors licensed in all of contra costa county. there are 113 in just the city of oakland. this is new territory for tinggeneraax revenue. the city projects 500,000 a year. the land was once part of the camp stoneman. this new facility operated by stoneman laboratories will immediately create 20 job, perhaps eventually employing 100. >> there'll only be distributing their manufactured products to licensed dispensaries or retail sellers. >> reporter: so no store front here. >> no store front here. >> reporter: those opposed refused to go on camera, concerned with homeless who camp out regularly here at night. but but they held out hope that the plant may bring added layers of security. the city reduced its buffer zone

to 600 feet, something echoed by some neighbors. >> we live around here, too, not far from here, and kids know about that, young kids, marijuana, that's not good idea. >> we've been working very closely with our police department and the operator to develop a very detailed security plan. >> reporter: the new manufacturing facility will only handle trim, that is material that's less-highly valued than flowers or buds, and many residents are supportive. >> i have no problem with them doing that, because, you know, marijuana, it helps people. >> reporter: the cannabis plant still needs to obtain state permits and could be open for business by next spring. leslie brinkley, abc 7news. >> in our efforts to build a better bay area, we have a story of a 17-year-old who could, you could say that painting, her painting is making a better bay area. >> the high school senior was

selected as one of those who paint pianos around the >> reporter: from the undisputable sound of a professional pianist to a pianist in the making. ♪ how i wonder what you are >> ooh, that was a little, we got to work on our harmony, right, ethan? >> reporter: it is the dream of steinway. >> reporter: it w >> it was something that was like a reflection fx for me.

>> reporter: she got a piano, brushes and paint. their works are all around the downtown area. >> we're looking for storage space maybe to put them away for the wintertime. >> reporter: for 17-year-old ali, this is not the first time she's displayed her work around the neighborhood, but this time it's louder, brighter and with a message that goes beyond music. >> i was hoping they could represent leaves or petals or footsteps and the togetherness of the community all following and working as one. >> reporter: as strangers walked by, we asked. do you think you are building a bett better bay area? >> i hope i'm building a better bay area. >> reporter: well done. now her new goal is a children's book. in walnut creek, abc 7 news. >> that's really fun. >> yeah, it really is.

if you want to see it, maybe play the pianos, can you do so from now until october 18th. >> i do a mean "chopsticks". >> drew tuma is here when whiths ahead for us. >> sunshine comfortable temperatures. live doppler showing you the sweep across the region. it's gorgeous. look at this pleasant picture. you can see the alcatraz, golden gate bridge, a gorgeous day. we take a look at what to expect in the near term tonight. clear skies will give way to cloud cover. ahead of the front, nowhere near as chilly as last night. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. tomorrow we will track a shower with the best chance being in the north bay. elsewhere, we'll likely find possibilities of drizzle with

overcast skies. much warmer weather will greet us for the final weekend of summer 2019. believe it or not, fall starts on monday. 66 in the city. 71 in oakland. 73 in gilroy, and santa rosa also checking in with a temperature of 73 degrees. live doppler 7 with satellite overhead. not a lot 6 moistuof moisture. 6:00 in the morning, we'll likely find a late shower as a few of us get under way for the morning commute. slick roadways. by 10:00 in the morning, pockets of drizzle, but that's about it. the storm is done by the afternoon. the cloud cover will linger for much of the d. overnight tonight, mid-50s to low 60s. starting temperatures out the door tomorrow, peeks of sunshine, temperatures in the 60s and 70s.

here's the accuweather forecast for the next seven days. spotty showers tomorrow. warmer weather on friday, that will lead to a nice weekend as fall officially begins on monday. >> fall is here. >> it's here tuesday. not just eat, learn, play, how about grow and give, too? >> yes,

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tv host and entrepreneur ayesha curry is one of the most inbl influential people out there today. >> yeah, she is. and she has eat, learn, play using a new marketing tool. >> we sat down with ayesha to talk business and the art of giving. >> reporter: over the summer, steph and ayesha curry announced they were starting a new foundation called eat, learn, play, to help kids in underserved communities, primarily in oakland. >> there's this huge void, and they don't have access to these simple things in light, right? nutritious foods, education and a safe place to play. we need to change that. >> reporter: money is being raised to adequately feed kids. playgrounds are being built and college scholarships awarded among other things. >> i think we're working hard to positively impact as many childre as we can. but obviously, to do that, we need donations. because we are a charity.

♪ baby do your thing >> reporter: acknowledging that non-profits can also marketing themselves, they turned to godaddy, which today launched a new product called web side plus marketing. this is the ceo. >> we want opportunity to be available to everyone. >> so you're selling boxes of cookies. we can actually help you list those cookies across etsy and ebay. >> everyone help me welcome my man, stephen curry. >> reporter: today they announced the foundation would have an auction to raise even more money. >> our goal is to, you know, join forces,

that people need help and a little bit goes a really, really long way. >> reporter: everyone starts with a small idea and no one can do it alone. in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >> what a great effort. >> yeah, really tremendous. coming up new on abc 7 news at 6:00. following the paper trail. >> see which of the big names are donating and to whom. >> do you know any engineers? those friendships could land you a free tesla.

now, news to build a better bay area, from abc 7. former president barack obama will stop in san francisco tomorrow, speaking at a tech conference, about how big tech is handling and collecting data online. also tomorrow, beto o'rourke will be in the bay area. he will tour san quentin and report a podcast produced by inmates. >> he's one of 20 candidates still in the running hoping to beat trump in the 2020 election.

president trump's visit to the bay area today highlights just how important the bay area is for political candidates hoping to raise big money. >> which well-known tech executives have donated in 2020? our reporter breaks down the numbers. >> okay, we all know presidential candidates love the bay area, and no, it's not because of our great food, beautiful views and wineries, although those are all good, too. it's all balecause of money. several presidential hopefuls have come to the bay area for fundraisers to get in on the tech cash. which big names in silicon valley are donating to the top 2020 candidates and to whom? we dug through the fec reports. kamala harris has support from four big tech companies.

ripple ceo and impossible foods included. donations went t o cory booker and hoffman gave money to amy klobuchar. another darling is pete buttigieg. pinterest ceo and doordash ceo included. as for mark zuckerberg and tim cook don't appear to have made any direct donations. if you're wondering about president trump, we didn't find any big names for his campaign either. we've still got a long way to go. >> while the paperwork may not have revealed donations from some tech executives for

president trump, don't forget that his visit to the bay area today was a fund raiser and is estimated to have netted more than $2 million for his campaign. so it was a lucrative business. new at 6:00, contra costa county is the latest to place a moratorium on justice fees. the moratorium stops collections of past-due court-ordered fees as well as assignments of new fees. criminal justice fees have long been criticized for burdening poor people and minorities, putting them in an unbreakable cycle of poverty. a young company is ramping up its recruitment program with an offer that is sparking a lot of interest. >> michael finney looked into what all the buzz is about. >> you guys know any engineers? you're going to be calling them tonight. a ceo has taken to twitter to dangle a free tesla to anyone who refers five successful

engineering candidates to the company. how do you cash in? here's how. you might say san francisco based envoy is going through a growth spurt. currently, with 150 employees, the six-year-old company has plenty of room to expand. it hopes to add dozens of engineers before the end of the year. >> we will hire as many people as we can find. engineers are definitely at the top of the list. >> you may have used envoy's signature product without even knowing it. it developed a check-in system that's used in 13,000 office lobbies. now it's hoping to innovate the office in other ways, by developing newer products. to do that, it needs more engineers. >> we're looking for all types of front end, back end, all engineers of course, but any kind of full-stack folks, entering manager is welcome as well. >> the ceo sent out this tweet, refer five engineers, get a model three. the catch? all five have to be hired.

three years ago, marvin lopez worked as a corporate recruiter. today he works for uc berkley and connects engineering students to jobs. the offer of a tesla does not surprise him. >> it's probably but it doesn't surprise me at all. >> uc berkley has held three different job fairs just for engineers. he says it's cheaper to give away a tesla than to pay a job recruiter. >> we will not hold back in giving any car. >> lopez dreams of having a three-car garage full of teslas. >> i'd get myself a fleet of teslas, yes. >> the contest is expected to run until the end of the year, but it could be extended, if you want more information, go to our website. i want to hear from you, the 7

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all right, jeopardy host alex trebek has suffered a set back as he undergoes treatment for pancreatic cancer. >> we sat down with trebek to get the latest first hand. >> one of the things i have learned in the past six months is that the course of pancreatic cancer treatment is not a straightforward affair. >> reporter: and with that, alex trebek reveals that he is straightforward when it comes to the reality of what he is dealing with. he will not hide the news, good or bad, about his cancer treatment. >> this past summer, because i was making such good progress, we thought i was finished with chemo. that was a bit premature.

the doctors are now reexamining my situation, and it appears i will be having more chemo treatments ahead of me. >> reporter: in light of this latest announcement, i sat down with this beloved, legendary and hugely-successful host of "jeopardy". >> and now, here is the host of "jeopardy", alex trebek. >> reporter: for an honest conversation about where he is today. what is it lake to deal with something so personal in front of everybody and talk openly about it? >> well, i wanted to be honest with the public when i made my very first announcement about my health, because i knew the story would get out. i wanted our viewers, who are interested in my well-being, i'm sure, to get the facts straight from the horse's mouth. >> reporter: and while the facts were good a few months ago, things have turned. >> i ghanbegan immunotherapy, b that didn't go well at all.

my numbers went south quickly. >> reporter: he suffers from stage four pan koreanpancreatic. the survival rate is 1%.>> if i who are suffering the same as i am suffering. i'm taking the same drugs they're taking. i don't, i'm not getting any special treatment. no one has come out of the closet with, here's wonder drug that only you can have. it doesn't work that way. >> reporter: at 79 yaers old, he says he has lived an amazing life, but he reiterates it i far from over) just try to be as positive as you can, and relish the fact that you've had another day. please keep me in your good thoughts and prayers. believe me, it means a lot. >> gosh, he's just so remarkable

in this process. you can watch "jeopardy" after news at 6:00. do you remember yesterday's rain? more showers are onhe way for some parts of the

. long time political analyst, cokie roberts has died. >> her career has spanned five decades, including being named one of the 50 greatest women in the history of broadcasting. >> she was a force. karen travers has a look back at cokie's incredible life and career. >> reporter: cokie roberts was a fixture of washington, known for her sharp reporting and analysis. her quick wit, grace and kindness, notably, her support of women in journalism, a role model and mentor. cokie encouraged women to push for a seat at the political round table. the daughter of long-time representatives, hale bogs and wendy bogs.

>> thank you for having me, and please call me cokie. >> reporter: she considered joining the family business but found her calling as a journalist. >> it was essentially writing brief stories, and i loved it. >> reporter: she spent ten years at npr before finding her long-time home at abc news. >> what is your definition of womanized? >> most women know it when they see it, senator. >> reporter: and later, co-anchor with sam donaldson from 1996 till 2002. she interviewed presidents, politicians and first ladies. cokie wrote several "new york mes" best sellers, detailing ld and remarkable contributions of women. she received more than 30 honorary degrees. but the most important things to cokie were her catholic faith, her beloved new orleans and her family. married to her husband steve for 53 years.

cokie was the mother of two and grandmother of six. in 2002, cokie battled breast cancer and spoke candidly beings on television while wearing a wig. >> i felt first going on the air in a wig that i looked really goofy. >> reporter: it was that honesty, that humanity that made her stand out amid the noise of politics and why cokie was so beloved by those of us at abc news and by viewers across the nation. karen travers, washington. >> cokie roberts was no stranger to the bay area. she made several advivisits to francisco over the years. here's video of cokie talking wi spencer christian in 2008 and a few years later in 2011, she came back for an interview with her husband, steve roberts. very nice woman and also great at what she did. ? wh >> and what an impact she made. >> a look at rain coming?

>> yeah, a little bit of rain in some spots tomorrow, we'll see clouds increase tomorrow and a little bit of wet weather coming our way tomorrow. live doppler 7 showing you clear skies overhead, but you look off to the north, and this is our next cold front. you can see rain already into northwestern portions of california, a little rain around eureka right now. not a lot of moisture, but it's going to swing through here first thing tomorrow and bring us a chance of a shower. let's time it out for you. we'll stop the clock as the morning commute gets under way. majority of the region, overcast skies. in the north bay, light showers and not a bad idea if your commute takes you through the north bay to add a little extra time as the roadways will be slick in spots. pockets of drizzle across the heart of the reason and then the front falls apart. by the afternoon, it's already out of here. but the clouds will linger for much of the day on wednesday. in terms of total rainfall, it's

a weak system. totals not high at all. highest numbers in the north bay, but where the rain does fall, less than a tenth of an inch in most spots. there you can see pockets of drizzle around san francisco and oakland. looks like the east bay will end up pretty dry. overnight tonight, nowhere near as chilly as last night. last night we had cities dip into the 40s. tonight with the cloud cover increasing, it acts like a plan get this time of year with temperatures in the upper 50s to lower 60s. peeks of sunshine but the cloud cover will limit our warmth tomorrow. bel below average for your wednesday. 71 in oakland. high of 76 in san jose. 77 in santa rosa. and some of our warmest spots only touching the upper 70s. antioch and concord coming in at 78 degrees. tomorrow we'll find those spotty showers for you. our meteorologist will track any

wet weather starting at 4:30 tomorrow on the morning news. thursday, we get rid of the cloud cover, and the sun will be effective at warming us up. temperatures are climbing into the 70s and upper 80s, then beach weather. a lot of sunshine. above average temperatures for the last weekend of summer. autumn arrives monday morning. but a lot of sunshine in the 80s and 90s. >> thanks, drew. >> yep. on to baseball to talk about. >> this is basically a hollywood script coming to life. if you wrote it, people would say ah, come on, that's never going to happen. a legend in boston, imagine how he feels seeing his grandson in the outfield for the giants and then doing this at fenway

good evening. the giants opened a series in boston tonight. and for the first time in 36 years, there is a yew stremski in the outfield. the grandson of carl. in a perfect world, young yaz would homer at fenway park. grandfather and grandson taking a stroll in left field before the game. getting insights on the green monster from a legend who used to patrol that territory. brandon belt getting familiar with the monster. that one barely scrapes the

wall. 1-1 game in the third. yaz comes around to score, and the giants take a 2-1 lead. but here comes the moment of the night. in the fourth, there it comes, there it goes, yes! gets all of this. >> it is look at this family just loving this moment. yastrzemski's 20th of the season. giants and red sox are tied, 5-5. as are home against the royals tonight. the san jose sharks open a new season october 2nd. big bucks were spent to bring back erik karlsson. he is among the best defense men in the league when healthy. he grew up in a small town in sweden and made it to the big time. he joined kc pratt and yours truly and told us about his childhood as a little boy. he wanted to be a goalie.

but dad had some other ideas. >> i was 6, probably, huh? 6? you know, not very big. small kid. and yeah, wanted to be goalie, because it was cool to have all the equipment and, you know, the mask and you saw all the guys, you know, all the guys, it was just cool being a goalie, you know? it's not very smart to be a goalie, but it's cool. and at 6 years old you don't know that, right? he was coaching and decided i was not goal go tgo tgo goalie. he shot the puck as hard as he could and it hit me in the chest. in 1996, goalie equipment for, you know, a village of a thousand people, you know, 15 play hockey, it's not the best. it was probably hay in there at the time. >> oh, no. >> so it stung, and it stung a bit and ever since then, i never wanted to be a goalie again. and, you know, that's pretty much it.

>> so he, you still have snark. >> no, no. >> cried for a bit. got no attention, and that was history. >> so tough love. tough love. >> old school way, in my opinion, that was the right way at the time. no cameras, nothing. no publicity. it's fun to talk about now. but one of those funny stories that we have, and, you know, i'm grateful for it today. >> with authority! >> you do that today and you get arrested, shooting a puck at a kid. anyway, the warriors unveiled new jersey ease, s new jerseys. similar to the design the warriors wore when they moved from philly to california. and they're keeping the town jersey honoring oakland. the undefeated 49ers suddenly look like they could be the real deal. they may have an opportunity to get even better after a sideline argument between doug marrone

and jaylen ramsey. the two-time pro bowler has requested a trade. it's suggested the 49ers would be the best fit. the defensive coordinate ircoachcoordinater coached him. noob nobody is going to often two picks. he arrived in a brinks truck. so he wants to get paid. he was not being subtle about that. the jags are not going to pay him. they're going to try to get what they can for him in a relationship gone bad. i don't think the niners will pony up what the jags want. >> thanks, larry. >> join us tonight for abc 7 news at 11:00. i'm kate larsen near milpitas. along dixon landing road.

that's what it's called for now, because tonight the mayor and council members are going to take up the issue of possibly renaming this road after president obama. a curious cat, not just a little kitty. one california family couldn't believe where this mountain lion ended up. >> and at 8:00, the "bachelor in paradise" finale, and stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00. >> that's it for news at 6:00. i'm ama daetz. >>

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