amyyfield is live where hillary clinton spoke at a summit. it turns out she went on a little late, that is because there was such a crowd to see her it took a little longer than expected to get through security. >> i thank you for gathering here in san francisco mindful we're on a long journey together. >> hillary clinton's appearance put an exclamation point on one of most influential gathering of women. it's to help women advance in the business world in the asia-pacific region. she told the crowd that the economy's success depends on women. >> we need to unlock a vital source of growth that can power our economies in the decades to come. that vital source of growth is women. >> having secretary clinton in this historical summit is source

of pride for the local women here. women came as far as from indonesia to be here. >> she is encouraging us to do something for women, we have to do something. and we can. >> her speech did not shy away from the obstacles blocking women around the world. >> there is a web of legal and social restrictions that limit their potential or they are confronted with a glass ceiling that keeps them from the most senior positions. >> she listed several goals for the audience including a commitment to give women access to capital and for the support of women in politics and business. members of this crowd said they were eager to go out and execute. >> what i learned the last three days is going into everything i do. >> as you can imagine, the crowd really enjoyed her speech. i talked to a few women afterwards, she liked how clear her speech was and her message,

it was just a session about women, it gave them concrete goals they could focus on. california's jobless rate grew for the second straight month in august, it went from 12% to 12.1%. they say employment cut 8400 jobs last month. construction industry had the bugest decline. it's now second highest in the nation behind nevada. national rate is 9.1. in our ongoing effort to help people find work the job journal are co-sponsoring another job fair tuesday, september 20 at south san francisco conference center on south airport boulevard. meantime, the median home price declined from year ago levels for the 11th straight month. the price dropped nearly 4% to $370,000.

the report says bargain priced short sales and foreclosures made up more than half of the sales in august. >> the deadline has arrived, hundreds of bay area students are getting their whooping cough vaccines to comply with a new state law and avoid getting kicked out of school. live at willow school where there is confusion. >> there has been confusion all over the bay area. in oakland they are trying to round up 2,000 students that don't have their vaccines. san francisco, 2,000 students turned away because they didn't have them. down here in san jose they figured if the students are going to get the booster shots they will bring them to the students. >> she showed no discomfort as she received her shot. the real discomfort was trying to arrange the shot. >> the doctor scheduled me to four weeks later. so we, i was scheduled for

yesterday but they were doing free today. >> some parents say they couldn't afford the shots that cost $70 and some could not manage the red tape. >> there was lot of confusion around maybe the hours, how much they charged, if you didn't have insurance. the charge was this and if you did have insurance, it must be $60, different clinics covered different. it was confusing. >> scenes like this all across the state because lawmakers mandated the vaccine for all students within 30 days within the start of the school year. >> this week we've seen our first, public health costs should be increasing in the fall. >> it laws to next year's seventh graders and it's not too early for parents to start

planning. >> any parents in sixth to seventh grade, please start getting it now. >> i checked and fewer than hundred students out of 16,600 who still don't have those booster shots. until they get them, no school. terry mcsweeney, "abc 7 news." >> the los angeles dodgers are building the legal framework to sue the two men accused of brutally beating bryan stow, the two suspects are charged with nearly beating the santa cruz man to death during the dodgers home open they are march. they have filed papers revealing their attention to sue the duo. they say the suit is designed to put the responsibility on the attack on the two defendants, bryan stow's family sued the dodgers in may blaming poor security, poor lighting and response time for the incident.

just after midnight, a shooting happened in residential area in san jose. an officers shot at two men. one man was hit and taken to the local hospital. police arrested the second suspect and are questioning him. >> i'm not sure how they came about this car, but they did run the license plate and knew the vehicle was stolen. two vehicles were in the vehicle. something transpired that transpired for them to discharge one of weapons. investigators are still trying to determine whether a chp officer or a san jose police officer shot the suspect. an officer from each agency fired a weapon during the confrontation. >> dozens of nonprofits are checking their books to see if they were victims of financial fraud by a strert political

money manage. she is being arraigned after siphoning money out of a campaign and money may have been taken from senator dianne feinstein's war chest. there were 36 nonprofits ranging from a firm that wanted to get rid of electoral college to diabetes association. >> family and friends of michelle le will spend the searching the body for her. the family is still holding out hope they will find her. hayward police have arrested giselle esteban on murder charges. they believe she killed le because she blamed her for breaking up esteban's romantic relationship. le was last seen in kaiser permanente at the end of may. >> still ahead a birth control recall sparked a recall over unwanted pregnancies. >> plus, growing the next apple,

the law that president obama signed today that could be the key to the next innovation. >> and changes and new charges against one of biggest banks, what

a pharmaceutical company is recalling several brands of birth control pills because of

packaging error. the company says the packaging error could cause women to take it incorrectly putting them at risk for unintended pregnancies. consumers who have the affected packages should contact doctors or pharmacists. we have more information or on number you can call at abc7news.com under see it on tv. big changes are coming to the way u.s. inventors can patent their products. they signed a major overall of the patent system into law. america invents act is being hailed as a milestone that will spur innovation and create jobs. he says the changes the first major change in patent law since 1952 couldn't come at a better time. >> we can't afford to drag our feet any longer, not at a time when we should be doing everything we can to do middle-class jobs to put americans back to work.

>> congress passed the legislation in a rare display of bipartisan. it aims to streamline the patent process and reduce costly legal battles and gave trademark office to process applications faster. >> a project to replace one of oldest dams is underway. calaveras is located along the alameda county line. crews started on the project to replace the earthen barrier. it's considered since the old dam was ruled unsafe ten years ago. it's san francisco's largest local source of drinking water. $416 million project is said to be completed in 2015. >> can you handle one more day of this weather. >> it's out there waiting for you. a lot of sunshine in our neighborhoods, look at the glow of the sun over oakland and the fireworks that will be display

as the as are in town and warming trend through the weekend. >> 4,000 miles and five years later the message in a bottle, a sailor found on a beach. >> the iphone business is in high demand for a doctor. >> and parking space, sparking parking spots, no why finding a place to put your car may be a little harder in san francisco today. @

a message that bottle washed up on a beach in hawaii. petty officer spotted the glass bottle during a cleanup project on the island. he found a letter from a sixth grader dated march 26, 2006 and flowers. the note said she wanted to it be a graduation memory. they are trying to locate the girl they found the message. bottle traveled some 4,000 miles over five years. apparently it reached the principal of the girl and they are all very excited about this. >> who knows, maybe the petty officer. >> and let's see how the weather

is going to be. >> a little cool, probably not as cool as today. a little more sunshine. a little cloudy along the coast and in to san francisco and from the top of sutro tower from mount tamalpais. the clouds are retreating ever so slowly around the golden gate bridge. it's very sunny as we look at the port of oakland this morning. take a different look and see the clouds are stubborn into the monterey bay and salinas valley rest of us breaking out into sunshine thanks to the drier air that is coming behind the cold front. >> mid to upper 50s in san francisco until you get to los gatos, concord and yox around 70 degrees. with the clouds, temperatures 60 61 or 62 degrees around the monterey bay and inland. i do think we'll see a lot of sunshine with the cooling autumn

breeze teepg keeping temperatures 10-15 below average. more widespread who's in the deepest inland valleys. for today, slightly warmer in few areas. oakland about 2 and sun set is about 7:16 this evening. here the cold front that rolled in last night but this is going to head to the north. once we get through this patch of cool air, warming trend will be on the way for tomorrow and into early next week. could hit 80 in brentwood and antioch. hercules, fremont, near 70 and rest of east bayshore mommy to upper 50s. down in the south bay, 70 in sunnyvale. los gatos right around 79 degrees. mid to upper 60s for san mateo and millbrae. sunny and breezy along the coast. temperatures are struggling to get into the upper 50s. low to mid-60s san francisco

with low to mid-70s through your valleys and upper 50s at your beaches. we'll get sunshine. mid to upper 60s around monterey bay inland. fireworks show at the coliseum, going to be chilly about 60 degrees pg down on 55. 47 in santa rosa. everybody necessarily the 50s, few clouds hanging around the coast and drizzle at half moon bay. marin county, coming out to the humane society. we identity be in to sunshine and low to mid near 80 in yosemite. accu-weather seven-day forecast, we have temperatures that will jump about 2-4 degrees every day through tuesday. warmest weather tuesday, wednesday and thursday, possibly monday. all of us a little bit above

average especially going into the cool weekend. citibank is raising the monthly fee on basic checking account. new fee will be $2 more at $10. customers will be able to waive the fee if they maintain a balance of $1500 or sign up for online bill bay. it's waived if customers make five transactions each month. the bank will no longer give reward points for debit card purchases. it takes place in december. >> the business of iphone repairs is breaking a new york man a lot of success. now, he wants to expand globally. the iphone doctor started his business last year in an apartment. now, he has four stores, eight employees and klaimgs claims 300% growth. customers are looking for a quick fix. the average fix is $100. he has getting lots of offers

from firms but is not interested. he as his eyes on expansion. >> i started the business middle of the economic meltdown. month. the company now makes i.t. calls in a dr. brendan mobile. and he has hired apple employees yoga fans are taking to the streets to take over parking spots today. it's part of the annual parking day where parking spaces are transformed into public parks. this one was turned into a temporary yoga studio. yoga instructor is leading many yoga classes and says it's a great cause. >> it's important to draw attention and creative use of urban green space. that is why we're here. >> parking day begin in 2005 and

now includes more than 800 park installations in 100 cities in 30 countries. friday's perfect pet coming up. >> still ahead, mike is going to >> still ahead, mike is going to introduce us to archie.

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>> "7 on your side" has an important consumer report follow-up on glass bake ware that can shatter. and whole foods has a new plan but it will cost you. right now, time for perfect pet. >> and it won't cost you a thing no, it won't. good morning everybody. say hello to jennifer. how are you? >> good. >> she is doing from the spca. and archie. >> a sweet year and a half terrier, and she needs a home with a lots of activities, lots of kids and people. super bonds with the guardian. somebody that has a home with kids would perfect fit. >> and other dogs and cats? >> we lots of dogs. >> and needs a playmate. lots of energy. >> really having fun but now kind of quiet. you got a big event.

>> on 24th we have dogs and we tons of local vendors and costume contest with amazing prices. >> what time? >> 11:00 to 3:00. >> and if you are interested in that or, i know you want to give me a kiss. you were giving me a kiss. call them for more information. thanks for being with us. like public shows of affection. you should know that. for all of us, thanks for joining us. >> "who wants to be a millionaire" is coming up next. have a great day and great weekend.