live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix-5 news. another tragedy on the frontlines of the california wildfires after a firefighter is killed. battling the fire at the national forest near southlake tahoe. the u.s. forest service says the accident happened at 5:30 yesterday afternoon while crews were battling the flames in a

remote area. he was killed fighting the fire. the forest service says he was upon trapped by the fire after a sudden wind shift, david ruhl was a fire captain on assignment from south dakota. flames 70% contained. all evacuations have been lifted. fire burned more than 69,000 acres and destroyed 43 homes. firefighters hope to have it contained by thursday. meanwhile we are still waiting to see how much federal firefighter will money california might get this season. the state spent $200 million on wildfires over the last 2

years. firefighters say right now prioritizing is key. >> when our firefighters and the public are threat ended by fire that is the highest priority. property comes next. natural resources and structure comes after that. >> fire burning in rugged terrain wilderness will not get the same attention as the fire closing in on a community. you may of felt it. a small earthquake rattled nerves in parts of the bay area this afternoon. several of our kpix viewers called the news room saying it felt like a sharp jolt. it turned out to be a 3.3 quake centered over of the coast of san francisco. there are no reports of damage or injuries. one of football's biggest legends has died. frank giffork was a star on the field before becoming a broadcaster for monday night football. -- frank gifford was a star on the field before becoming a broadcaster for monday night football.

>> reporter: after retiring gifford was not finished with football. he became the pillar of the popular "monday night football" broadcast team from 1971 until 1985. a statement from the family reads in part. we rejoice in the extraordinary life he was 55 hrepbled to live and we feel grateful and blessed to have been loved by an amazing human being. gifford was born in santa monica in 1930. he attended usc on a football scholarship and drafted into the nfl in the first round back in 1952. he married talk show host cathy lee gifford in 1985. he leaves behind two children and his wife. a child was found unresponsive. the toddler was taken to the hospital and died. 27-year-old man told the police the toddler accidentally fell off of a table.

an autopsy later determined the cause of death as homicide. tragedy inside of a texas home tonight. 8 people were found murdered including 6 children. reporter brian web tells us the suspect could be the father. >> reporter: 48-year-old david conely surrendered after an hourlong standoff. the authorities say he broke into his former home, handcuff and shot 6 children and two adults in the head including his former partner, valerie jackson. >> mass killings it in the taking of the entire family are a tragedy. >> reporter: saturday evening the sheriff's office got a call from a relative asking for a check on the home. when the deputied spotted the body of a child through the window they forced their way inside and say -- when the deputy spotted the body of a child through the window they forced their way inside and say the man started firing. the authorities say he could be the father of one or more of

the children. ages from 6-13. the sheriff says the exact motive remains a mystery. >> the killer's the motives appear to be related to a dispute with valerie who was his former domestic partner. >> reporter: there have been checks at this home before. brian webb for cbs news. there is new video of the moments before a college football player was shot to death by the police in texas. surveillance video shows christian taylor as he enters a car dealership in a dallas suburb. he is seen jumping on a car and breaking the windshield. he then appears to leave but gets into his jeep and plows through the gate and heads into the show room. he was not armed and he was shot by a police officer in a confrontation, the fbi has been invited to assist in the investigation. a somber anniversary today in ferguson, missouri. it was one year ago that a police officer shot and killed

an unarmed black teenager. it sparked violent protesters nationwide the unarmed 18-year- old was shot by a police officer a year ago today. protesters bowed their heads in a moment of silence to reflect on a life cut short. some wore t-shirts with "chosen for change" the rally had special purpose for this family. >> it is hard for me because i have two young sons and i don't want them to grow up in this kind of environment with the police, you know, attacking the african-american community. >> the grand jury ruled that wilson, the police officer who killed brown did nothing wrong. brown's death sparked the "black lives matter" movement bringing attention of the shooting deaths of other pwhrabgs at -- blacks and seeing it nationwide. there have been changes made in

city government in the months following the shooting. 3 top officials including the interim police chief are all black. some in the community remain spectacle. >> brown's family believes he did not die in vain. john champion, cbs news, ferguson, missouri. >> there are only 5 black offices in the force of 50 in ferguson. donald trump goes on the defense over his comments about meg an kelly. >> i tell you, anybody who would view it that way has to be a little devient. >> ,,,,,,,,,,

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wherever. >> he said he meant her nose or ears. the statement the republican presidential front-runner defended today on "face the nation". >> i never said that, she was angry when i interrupted her first question. unfair question. it really had a big impact on her questioning and i think it angered her. . >> trump went on to say he will be phenomenal to win, he is interested in addressing women's health issues. people who want to defund planned parenthood say the fight is not over. some are alluding to another government shutdown over the issue. as kpix5 reporter tells us the local chapter of planned parenthood is now fighting back. >> what we do is legal and ethical and we are proud of it. roersz - -

>> reporter: the president of planned parenthood defended her organization against a growing political movement to defund it. it started when an anti- abortion group released a series of undercover videos allegedly showing planned parenthood workers talking about the sale of feetal tissue to researchers. >> these videos are not about tissue donation -- fetal tissue to researches. >> these videos are not about tissue doughinations. >> i defund today four years ago long before the videos came out. >> reporter: the redric is intense -- donations. >> i defunded them four years ago long before the videos came out. >> reporter: he says apportions only a count for 3% of the services they provide. >> we are very proud of offering that opportunity for women to donate tissue for life- saving medical research. >> reporter: the only money exchanged is recouping the cost

of handling and transferring the tissue. this morning, fiorina talked about the video impact. >> they have nothing to do with women's health. they have to do the with harvesting of human organs from what a planned parenthood employee called a baby. we should not be talking about it. >> demanding the money stripped from the government. the due date for that, september 30th. back to you. >> planned parenthood received more than half a billion in government grants and reimbursements last year. most of it from medicaid. and still to come, lost and found. a bay area police k-9 back home tonight after taking himself out for a night on ,,,,,,,,,,,,,

the police have one of their k-9 back home tonight after the dog went on the lamb. here is nico. well we will show you nico soon. everyone was smiles when he was reunited with the the police this morning. he escaped around 11:00 last night. they don't know how. 3 area police departments all pitched in to find him. there you go. the officer spotted him late this morning along a creek in the blossom valley part of san jose. >> we are relieved that everybody is safe and sound

including our dog. >> the police say they are looking into how nico escaped. he does not escape again. this was the handler's first time working with a k-9 and the young dog has only been on the job for a few weeks. it is the final day for outside lands and the music festival saved some of the best for last. elton john and sam smith are the headliners. they flooded into golden gate park for food and entertainment. thousands of people came to the festival each and every year. organizers say this year tickets sold out in record time less than an hour. the police say so far things have been calm. they only had to deal with a few scalpers and fence jumpers but they were caught. >> well, all right. >> we have headlines across the pacific where a hurricane is bearing down on hawaii. still 600 miles east-southeast of the big island. it was yesterday an impressive hurricane, hurricane hilda but

it will have the breath knocked out of it by the time it gets closer to hawaii on wednesday morning. it will be downgraded to a tropical storm and probably by the time it gets near the hawaii islands it will be just a tropical depression, the biggest impacts will be surf. maybe rains it all depends how close it gets and which side it goes up the big island. but it will not be a hurricane by the time it gets there wednesday and thursday. bay area, low clouds flooding in over the bridge. still 86 degrees at concord and 22 degrees back of that. here we are with overcast skies. drizzle tomorrow morning along the coast and around the bay, we will start out on monday with cloudy skies and 63 degrees inland. it will be about 65 with partly cloudy skies and low clouds going back to the the shorelines, low pressure hanging off of the pacific northwest will get close to central california. off shore by tuesday. and, with the low pressure comes lower temperatures and

more low clouds along the shorelines, we will increase the sea breeze and the clouds along the coast. knocking it down a couple degrees a day. high pressure building back in. friday, saturday, sunday, the weekend will be warming up and wel be -- and we will make for more of that. high clouds going through overnight. this is 7 -- 7:00 in the morning. this is overcast. more clouds coming through. you can see it coming through in the afternoon. we will get sun and clouds and cooler temperatures. so, to sum it up as we look out for the cooling down expected for monday. a little bit. and then more low clouds heading into the bay area later in the week. but next weekend, friday, saturday, sunday, bumping the numbers up a little bit.

92 degrees at redding. 89 in sacramento. 96 degrees at fresno. out of yosemite partly cloudy skies tomorrow and 74 degrees down in monterey. 73, low overcast and afternoon sun. overnight lows, near 60 degrees for the most part in the bay area, the low clouds moving back in from south san francisco spo the city and point rays, high temperatures forecasted to be close to average, concord, san jose, 80. 73 degrees at hayward. 67 over at pacifica. plenty of sunshine by the afternoon. high clouds from time to time. brentwood, warm, 98 degrees, 86 in fairfield. 88 degrees for san ramone. >> starts out cool. 79 degrees at san rafael. 84 in novato and 80 degrees at the county. up there at santa rosa. the numbers will be warm. 93 degrees at lake port for

cheer lake. the extended forecast, low clouds. the extended forecast, looking for things for monday, and about 90 degrees. warm weather is on the way. speaking of hot. mr.glen is back. i was back at the east coast where it was hot. now, the giants schedule still september. how is it working out so far and the a's may of traded away a ,,,,

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all of this, heavyweights. now, in chicago. let's put it this way, i am using the words lost and sweet in the same sentence. bruce bochy, >> now, look at bruce, he is not happy. >> now, the pitcher took him back. he could not negotiate. it getting a triple out of it, scored later. now, thank goodness for helmets, oh. that is scary. he would leave the game a

little dazed. he was tested for concussion. tests unknown. giants loaded it up. 2-0, now, the closer, now, struck out 3 batters to get out of trouble and give them wild card distance from san francisco, 3.5 game lead from the second wild card spot, 2-0 finals. fallen hayward officer honored. now, pays in the 8th here, going for the tie. the a's led the astros 3-1 going into the 9th. look at what happened. now, crushed a 3-run homer. the a's bullpen did it again. the a's loaded them up. bottom 9. josh reddick. a little here, now, everybody is safe. scoring to tie the game. next batter, denny.

guess what. ball game. walkoff single. josh scored. now, he is hitting .438. wow! the a's win it 5-4. taking 3 out of 4 from the mighty first place houston astros. women's tennis, it this time of the year, must be the bank of the west finale. let's take it to stanford. now, last year's finalist facing 4-seed. second set, nearest court. goes long. forced a 3rd set. 3rd set, match point, buy the net, it is over. that is what she did. and kurver won it. a year after losing to williams in the finals, she wins it again. here is spieth at 18. you can not have a highlight without him, right? a 66 today. tied for 10.

5 straight top finishes. now, lowery. now, he got over a 50 foot tree. landed within 10 feet. birdied the hole. 1 by 2 shots. it is his first pga win. cup cars, new york. left and right turns, oh, cheese-it, it is greg biffle, lap 25, got a flat. finished 14. final lap, kevin harvick in front and out of gas. joey lagano was there. second week in a row the leader ran out of gas on the final lap. it was his second win of the year. tonight on game day, 49ers picked up the pieces. dennis o'donell goes one-on-one with the head coach who was less than a week away from his first preseason game. >> jim how excited are you to

get this roll something. >> the excitement level for me it is big. every day i get to wake up and coach football. i am excited. >> you are the head coach now. >> i get. it and, and i am excited about that. no doubt about any of that stuff. i really think about today. the day to day for me, man. talking about it the other day. look at the gps. does not show you a destination but the next target. i am focused on the next target. a locker room that is focused on that. you keep making the correct turns and you get out of wack and back on track, okay, just keep going. >> i know it is all about football but the story of the weekend is kimberly chambers who swam san francisco, she will number studio right here! >> wow, tonight on "gameday" i heard she was in the news room. is she looking okay? >> looks great. she can not raise her arms. yes. >> she made it. >> yes, sore.

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>> glor: tonight donald trump p ys he has nothing to apologize for, telling cbs news he would be "phenomenal" to the women if elected president. a man in the country illegally is charged with rape and deadly assault of a 64-year-old woman in california. new video of the moments just before an unarmed black teenager was shot dead in texas. and the sudden passing of a football and broadcasting legend. frank gifford gone at 84. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> glor: hi, everyone, i'm jeff glor. this is the western edition of the broadcast. donald trump says he doesn't demean women, he will defend them. the man leading republican polls spent another day leading all political headlines. we start with julianna goldman in washington, dc.