$50 million bail denied. hip hop mogul sean diddy combs remains in jail in new york after a court appearance that included more details on the long list of crimes he is accused of committing. good evening. i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. combs is expected back in court tomorrow afternoon, but tonight he's being held in a special housing unit in brooklyn. according to law enforcement officials. >> reporter jim dolan, with our sister station in new york city, has more on the case. >> his family left court today

without sean combs. the rap mogul offered to post an astounding $50 million bond. but the judge said combs was too dangerous, his behavior too violent, and she ruled that combs must stay behind bars. >> combs abused, threatened and coerced victims to fulfill his sexual desires, protect his reputation, and conceal his conduct. >> mr. combs is a fighter. he's going to fight this to the end. he's innocent. >> yo. cause it ain't. >> 54 year old sean combs was at the apex of the entertainment world, the owner of a vast empire that spanned music and clothing and lifestyle products. but it all began to crumble this year when a former girlfriend sued combs for sexual abuse and coercion. cnn aired this tape of combs appearing to beat the girlfriend and drag her. last night, combs was arrested, and today charged in a blistering three count indictment, kidnaping, arson, a laundry list of crimes and all of this to

engage in days long that he called freak offs. >> combs allegedly planned and controlled the sex performances, which he called freak offs, and he often electronically recorded them. the freak offs sometimes lasted days at a time, involved multiple commercial sex workers and often involved a variety of narcotics, such as ketamine, ecstasy, and ghb. which combs distributed to the victims to keep them obedient and compliant. >> we're going to win this trial. we're going to win this trial because he's innocent. >> the feds raided combs homes and found drugs, sex paraphernalia, and these three ar 15 rifles with their serial numbers etched out. >> he was very, very, very close to a billionaire at one point. >> damien scott is an editor for billboard magazine. he says even though combs was a hip hop kingmaker at one time, he's all alone now. >> the charges that have been brought against him are so

heinous, and i think it would be tough for people to stand next to him at this at this point in time. >> combs entered a not guilty plea today, and his lawyer says they will appeal the decision that keeps him in jail and a hearing on that is scheduled for tomorrow. but he is spending tonight in federal custody. and if he's convicted on all counts, he could be there for the rest of his life in lower manhattan. jim dolan, channel seven news. that's great. >> we'll continue to follow that story, of course. organizers in san francisco are gearing up for day two of the biggest artificial intelligence event in the world. >> it is dreamforce. that is exciting. how about that? are we excited to be at dreamforce? >> salesforce ceo marc benioff welcomed an international crowd of thousands to dreamforce, the company's annual tech conference at moscone center. about 45,000 people are expected to attend

the event. last year, benioff questioned whether salesforce would continue hosting dreamforce in san francisco because of rampant crime issues. benioff eventually donated $1 million to help clean up the city. opening day today included a one on one conversation between benioff and california governor gavin newsom, and during that talk, governor newsom signed into law three ai regulation bills. >> abc seven news reporter j.r stone breaks down the reaction from benioff and tech experts. >> california governor gavin newsom on salesforce ceo marc benioff together on stage at dreamforce 2020 for nearly 20 minutes in. and then this moment when the conversation centered on ai regulations and the 30 plus bills on the governor's desk. >> i don't want to put you on the spot, because i know it's kind of like a stunt, but i do have those three bills that i can sign today with you or not. it's just up to you. i just, i

happen to bring them, and they're the things you want to sign some laws. does this comport with. >> it's your interview. you can really do whatever you want. really. i'm. well, there's one. his signs. there's two. two are signed and uh- and three are signs. >> and this is very good. >> benioff seemingly staying neutral. >> you know, there's also the chance that benioff was not briefed and prepared for that kind of moment. right. and that the governor used it to, to have a, you know, make a political splash. uh- all of that is possible of course. >> that's uc berkeley professor olaf grote reacting to how it all went down. one of the new laws forces online platforms to remove deepfake videos that target voters. another requires consent of performers to use their digital likeness, and the third extends protections to performers who are deceased, involving digital recreations of them. >> these are pretty easy ones to sign, i would say. >> berkeley's mark nitzberg says there really isn't much

controversy around those ai bills. the sb 1047 ai safety bill is a different story. nitzberg is in favor of that. >> it would be wise if there were some basic, testing and basic liability for very powerful systems. >> but grote believes new innovation could be impacted by a bill that would require companies to do their own safety testing, its own unintended consequences, such as shutting off massive amounts of open source developers that provide functionality that is critical for resilience. >> in turn. so i think on that one, we're going to have to think through that a little bit more. >> bottom line while three bills were signed into law monday, there are still many more that could be signed or vetoed in the days. and weeks to come. j.r stone abc seven news. >> and looking ahead to day two of the conference tomorrow, the theme for wednesday is unlocking your data. it will include a

demonstration of how salesforce customers are building and testing ai agents. and tomorrow night, the attention shifts from downtown to oracle park for the dream fest concert. pink and the rock band imagine dragons are both set to perform two charity concert, with proceeds going to ucsf benioff children's hospitals. >> and we'll be covering dreamforce all week long, bringing you the announcements. the celebrity appearances and the big picture impact on the bay area. also in san francisco today, people who live in rvs and their supporters held a rally to ask city officials to stop plans to tow rvs parked on city streets. they say it will only make things worse for the unhoused. >> this ban will destroy the fragile stability at the center of the lives of hundreds of extremely vulnerable families. >> just because you live in an rv doesn't make you less. >> they rallied ahead of today's sfmta meeting, then talked more

about their concerns during public comment. the proposed ban would prohibit rvs and oversize vehicles from parking on city managed streets from midnight until 6 a.m. can't stay overnight. it would also allow the city to tow vehicles violating the ban, but only after offering shelter first. the proposal still needs approval from sfmta's board of directors. >> san francisco mayor london breed joined us on abc7 news at 3 p.m. today. she spoke about the city's ongoing effort to curb homelessness. well, now that we have the ability to implement the law, no sleeping, no lying, no camping on the streets of san francisco. >> when we go out there with our encampment teams, we are offering a place for people to go. we're offering services and support and we do have a number of people who are rejecting those services, mostly because they suffer from substance use disorder. they have some level of addiction, and it's complicated. so we're putting together the resources. but what we are doing now is just not letting things happen the way

they used to, because now the capacity and the laws are on our side, and we're making it more difficult for people to just pitch a tent in our city anywhere, and we're making it harder for them to also be out on the streets, especially when we're offering them an alternative place to go. >> and mayor breed says the city is offering a number of addiction treatment programs during each encampment sweep. >> while the final stretch of summer has brought cooler conditions and it looks like more change is on the way. here's a live look from our exploratorium camera. >> abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel is here with a look at our next chance for rain. sandhya. >> yeah, we're going to see some spotty showers tomorrow. dan and i want to show you live doppler seven. there's another trough coming into the region. this is coming in from the north. we're already seeing a lot of cloud cover right now. and showers up around the northern portion of california. as we time this out for you overnight tonight, some drizzle will develop. tomorrow morning. a few showers coming in and you will notice very spotty

showers into the afternoon hours. we even have a slight chance of thunder. not just here in the bay area, but parts of northern and central california. and speaking of, right around yosemite national park, parts of the sierra under a winter weather advisory tomorrow afternoon until thursday at 8 p.m. 2 to 5in of snow. but the snow level about 9000ft, dropping possibly lower to about 8000 or 8500ft. and that means travel could be a little tough. i'll be back to let you know about some big changes that are coming in time for your weekend, dan. >> all right. very good. sandhya thanks very much. let's move now overseas. and that unprecedented attack in the middle east, at least nine people are dead, thousands injured after a coordinated attack in lebanon. government officials say thousands of pagers belonging to hezbollah militants exploded simultaneously. iran's ambassador to lebanon is among the more than 2800 hurt. his injuries are not serious. some injuries were pretty bad. hezbollah blames israel and is

warning of retaliation. israel has not claimed responsibility for this attack. >> the governor of ohio is pushing back against false claims about the city of springfield, spread by republican presidential ticket donald trump and j.d. vance. governor mike dewine paid a visit to springfield today amid bomb threats that have shut down hospitals, schools and city hall. the community has been on edge since former president trump amplified a false conspiracy theory that haitian immigrants were eating neighborhood pets. >> have your kids come back to school? it's a great environment. great place. we're doing everything we can. your kids are going to be safe. >> in the weeks since trump first made the claim, springfield has had at least 33 bomb threats, including some aimed at city hall. two hospitals went on lockdown today. dewine visited one of several schools that had to be evacuated recently because of threats. >> coming up here, instagram is taking a significant step toward limiting what children can and cannot do on the app. coming up,

the change today, that should make some parents feel a little safer. >> dozens of dogs and cats have made the trip from southern california. the ongoing disaster that's landed them in the bay area tonight. >> also, more animals on the move, but for a different reason. the wild relocation project underway in the north bay. >> first, a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live, right after abc seven news at 11. jimmy. >> thanks, dan and ama. tonight's show is so big, i shouldn't even be hosting it. you know, say oprah is a friend. >> yes, i would say she's a friend. >> like, do you guys talk regularly? >> do, like, a lot of snowboarding together

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of his faith that you love your neighbor as yourself. and what that meant for him was a commitment to human rights, a commitment to taking care of the planet. >> a high profile night of performances celebrating former president jimmy carter's upcoming 100th birthday. it featured music across several genres like jazz, pop, rock, country and hip hop. at atlanta's fox theater and they presented a short film about carter's relationship with popular musicians. several guests sung his praises for all of the humanitarian work that he's done throughout his entire life. carter's official birthday is on october 1st. instagram is rolling out restrictive settings for young users, making sure these are all private by default. >> there's restrictions on who can message your teen. there's content restrictions so that they see less inappropriate content, and even a reminder to leave instagram once you hit an hour for the day. >> the change will happen

automatically to tens of millions of under 18 accounts. it also makes it difficult for teenagers to change their age or make a new account on the same device. >> a wildfire that's been burning for several days in southern california is now 31% contained. that's the word from cal fire tonight on the airport fire. it's grown to about 23,000 acres today. staff with the san francisco spca transported dozens of animals out of shelters in orange county. as abc seven news reporter lauren martinez explains, it's a hand. it's a handoff that could ultimately save the lives of even more animals. >> the sf spca is rescuing more than 60 animals from southern california. the airport fire burning in orange and riverside counties, has now been burning for more than a week on tuesday, the sf spca transported in cats and dogs from orange county shelters. hey babies! hi kids! >> we go by the tails. >> you could hear tails wagging with joy. ann mueller is the

chief of rescue and welfare. >> hi sweetheart. >> with this effort, moellering said shelters in orange county can now free up space for pets directly displaced by the wildfire. >> right now, they have 837 animals, so they have over 300 more than they normally have. the local shelter needs to be empty, so we empty the local shelter and take those animals here to adopt them out so that the fire victims have somewhere to go by working together between one region and another. >> this emergency operation is saving animals lives. some of the cats and dogs transported to the bay area otherwise would have been considered for euthanasia. it's critical the state of california is in the middle of a huge overpopulation issue, which has a lot of reasons behind it, one of which is that during covid so many people adopted animals. >> at the same time, spay neuter availability was not there. >> staff say these cats and dogs will be ready to be adopted or fostered within a week. >> i'm really proud of the way

california shelters are working together to help out in times of disasters and crisis. in san francisco. >> lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> a big move is underway for a san rafael wildlife hospital and nature education center. wild care first opened in the 1950s and treats up to 4000 injured or orphaned animals every year. they do amazing work. they're moving to a temporary home while their original location goes through a major renovation, which means carefully packing up and moving the animals to their transitional home. >> it's time for us to have a facility that matches the work that we do day to day here at the wildlife hospital and through our nature education programs. >> the renovations will take about two years and cost $24 million raised through private donations. now the facility is moving 70 years worth of stuff to their temporary location, including lab equipment and surgical supplies and so much more. wild care will not take on

new patients while they relocat. they'll announce their new location and accept patients again on september 30th. >> who knew how cute little baby raccoons were? adorable all right, well, get ready, because it looks like the bay area may be in for a little bit of rain, which is nice to hear, actually. >> meteorologist sandhya patel is here with the story. sandhya? yeah, and, you know, it is actually good to get a little bit of rain. >> as you both know, during our fire season, we definitely need it. i want to show you something pretty cool. this picture was sent to me tonight of the full harvest supermoon. this was a partial eclipse from brentwood. the earth passes between the sun and the moon, casting a shadow. and this was sent to me by one of my followers. pretty cool view. i didn't get so lucky because here's a look at what we had from our mount tam cam. the clouds were rolling in and no matter which tower camera we looked at, the moon appeared a

little fuzzy. so if you were lucky enough to catch it right when the clouds parted enough, you caught it. but this is just a sign of what's to come. this is how your morning is going to begin, and we may even throw in a few showers. here is the system that is going to be bringing the possibility of a few showers. certainly some rain falling around the pacific northwest, northern california. we do have some returns off the northern california coast, and we are expecting the potential for some drizzle or spotty showers right now on live doppler seven. the clouds are stacked up. it is foggy on the golden gate bridge. 58 in the city 60s oakland, hayward, san jose, redwood city, 60 and half moon bay 57 degrees. a cool view from mount tam right now. mid 50s santa rosa, napa 61. in concord, 59, in livermore. today's high temperatures once again 4 to 11 degrees below average only in the 60s and 70s. cool view from the boardwalk in santa cruz tomorrow. a chance of spotty showers thursday and friday. sunnier and warmer weather and fall starts this weekend, and we're going to have summer-like heat coming our way.

you know, we get the offshore flow and the heat comes in around this time of year. so here's the deal. tomorrow morning we're going to see a lot of cloud cover, a little bit of drizzle, possibly a spotty shower or two. and then in the afternoon a couple of pop up showers at 4:00. you will notice primarily over the higher terrain, but can't rule it out at the lower elevation either. it is certainly going to be a lot cloudier than what we're typically used to seeing around this time of year, so be prepared for it. hit or miss showers reflected in the precip. anywhere from nothing measurable to a few hundredths. your morning temperatures will be in the 50s and the 60s. mostly cloudy to partly cloudy. mostly cloudy to cloudy. excuse me. tomorrow afternoon. you're looking at highs ranging from the low 60s to the upper 70s. here's a look at the accuweather seven day forecast a chance of spotty showers tomorrow. we're going to turn things around. brighten it up beginning on thursday. warming trend takes us through the weekend. last day of summer. the heat is back. mid 90s and fall starts at 543

sunday and we'll have warm to hot weather that continues into early ne

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sunny in philadelphia plays a single mom with off the charts intellect who joins forces with the local police force to help solve crimes. olsen, who is also a producer, says she can't wait for people to watch high potential. >> that's the most interesting, interesting thing i find about this character is that she's just so 100% uniquely, honestly, herself, and she's doing this because she thinks, she thinks it's best for her family and she believes in herself. and i just, i find that so fascinating. and so wonderful. video has the wrong date. >> high potential premiered right here on abc seven tonight. you can watch it tuesday nights on abc and stream the next day on hulu. >> it's such a clever premise. i know, i love it. all right, well, the giants are going to miss the playoffs again, and they're already thinking about next year. >> sports director larry beil is here with more. larry. >> dan i'm with blake snell, one of the best pitchers in all of baseball right now. the question is, does he decide to stay in

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chatter lately about how involved buster posey was in getting matt chapman's extension done, agent scott boras said. director of baseball ops farhan

zaidi was the guy that did most of the deal. whatever whoever's negotiating start talking to blake snell like yesterday. giants and orioles on a drizzly night where people are entertained by a guy shooting water into the crowd. we don't need that. it's already anyway. mike yastrzemski leads off the second pitch of the game. gone. and that's all the offense blake snell would need. six scoreless innings for snell. strikes out a dozen. you'll all get nothing and like it straight. heat and the giants beat the birds ten. nothing. a's and cubs. he's dressed for success. hello, captain. uh- hitting hero of the night. shea langoliers golfs this ball out. aka bandoliers. homered twice in this game and is deep into the night. his second of the contest for two a's. in the fifth. mason miller gave up a homer, but in the ninth strikes out seiya suzuki with 104 mile per hour fastball. his 26 save a's hold on for three. 49 ers will visit the rams on sunday. two of the most banged up teams going head to head. niners will not have cmc

or debo rams without two of their best receivers cooper kupp and puka nacua. thankfully fred warner is healthy and he's playing at an all world level. had the big forced fumble against the jets in the season opening win against the vikings on sunday. nine tackles, a sack, a forced fumble. the turnovers he forced both came at critical moments in the game. warner he reads plays so quickly, it's like he's a heat seeking missile at linebacker. >> i mean, i've always put a lot of pressure on myself, you know, i have the utmost confidence in my abilities and it's not me trying to make anything up. it's about just me trying to do my job. and when the play is there, it's about just me making it, you know? i know my teammates rely on me to make those type of plays. and so it's just another day. >> it's like my security blanket out there just knowing he's there is huge. and he doesn't get too high when things are going good and or too low when things are going bad, which is what you want from a leader. >> funny hearing gigantic nick bosa needing a security blanket. basketball season is almost here. 10,000 steph curry bobbleheads will be given out

october 10th. that's for a preseason game against the kings. and the image of steph here. he's chewing on his mouthguard like he got to keep coming up with new ideas for the bobbleheads in honor of his first olympic gold medal. there will be 1500 gold painted bobbleheads included in the mix with steph. sports on abc

grow the system, exploit the system. take mark farrell's record. after receiving the largest ethics fine in city history for breaking campaign laws. mark authorized a commission almost every year he was in office. he was even caught taking donations from people he would then appoint to commissions, including a felon convicted of bribery. san francisco's challenges demand urgency, not more of the same failed insiders.

bay area connected tv app. it's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. download the app now and you can start streaming. >> one loyal airport worker is retiring. this special k-9 is named zumba. she's a seven year old german shorthaired pointer. she has been at sfo sniffing for explosives for five years. for her last day on the job. check this out. she was rewarded with this ball drop. she was adopted by her handler, jacob, and will enjoy the rest of her years living life and relaxing as a lap dog. jacob will be paired with another canine soon to get back on the job early next year. yeah. >> ball drop probably think,

hey, what about some treats? >> exactly. are there any treats inside of those balls? yeah. all right. thank you so much for watching tonight. i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley for sandhya patel, larry beil, all of us. >> we appreciate your time right now on jimmy kimmel george clooney. >> we hope you have a great night. we will see you again tomorrow. but of course, check out the morning show. ♪ sit down. did you