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after 11:00 but it burned all night. we have the latest on what fire investigators have learned. >> reporter: the small piece of blue plastic is all that remains of the trash can where the fire started. it got up into the roof and burned for some time before anyone noticed. the music room, complete with the charred ashes of a piano -- all destroyed. >> it's suspicious and nature and we look at everything. >> i feel like i'm just doing what my first instinct. >> adrian -- was the first to call it in. it seems everyone has a connection to the building. >> i'm speechless. i don't know what to say. it's upsetting. i went here when i was a kid. and i can't believe this

happened to our community. we have been through a lot and don't need more. >> reporter: he's back at the same place where he played basketball and attended middle school dances. >> it's surreal to be back here. >> it's unfortunate to see the gym down. it will be a while until they get it back. >> reporter: the fire wall kept the flames from spreading into the gymnasium. wildfires are a way of life for the community and a way or rebirth. >> the community will recover. we'll sort it out and be back. >> reporter: and about 500 students attend the school. members of a book club kicked off the napa valley wine claim are seeking a multimillion dollars settlement. they were forced off the train halfway through the trip. staff and passengers complained

they were laughing too loudly. they are seeking $5 million. paul -- is one of those injured at the chris brown event. they should have used metal detectors and searched attendees for weapons. a stretch of 101 is back open after a traffic gridlock throughout the weekend. we have a behind the scenes look at the repair work. >> reporter: they were able to breathe a sigh of relief as highway 101 opened at 4:00. but there's more work to be done. >> now the focus turns to what does the permanent solution look like. >> reporter: the nightmare is over for now. they worked to get the

temporary poles up. >> reporter: this is a high wire act. >> reporter: they are put back in place using pulllies. >> the poles are 80 work high and it's delicate work restringing the power lines. >> reporter: the power lines once lay like spaghetti on the roadways and on top of cars after a construction crew knocked over the transmission tower causing one of the worst gridlocks we've seen. passengers were stranded for hours. and side streets were backed up for miles. even the broadway overpass was able to open three hours ahead of schedule. >> and pg&e represents say if another closure has to be done, they'll let people know in

advance. one priority as elected officials is making sure we have a safe community and we have to do that within the law. and so one of the challenges we had last time was what the federal government was asking us to do which was to detain people, was not lawful. >> reporter: community groups and representatives from the sheriff's office and district attorney's office debated the issue at a public meeting. a woman was shot on pier 14. the case has put the spotlight on the relationship between federal immigration authorities and local law enforcement. sanchez who had previously been deported five times has pleaded not guilty. the ninth circuit court of appeals heard arguments that it's unconstitutional because of excessive delays. >> there has been an extreme malfunction in the death

penalty process. the average time from start to finish in the state courts exceeds 20 years. >> reporter: california has 900 people on death row and only 13 have been executed since 1978. the trial begins today for the man charged with beating a man at a 49er game. cell phone video shows two men attacking two other men in a bathroom. one of the men was convicted of assault last month and sentenced to five months in state prison. and now his brother will face a judge. he's pleaded not guilty to a felony assault count. no settlement was reached between tom brady and roger goodell in the so called deflate gate case. the nfl wants confirmation it handled the case appropriately. the judge could announce a ruling in the four game

suspension as early as tomorrow. a 62-year-old hiker is back with her company after surviving a week in the sierra with a broken leg. the story of how she thought to survive. >> we have voice contact with our missing person. >> reporter: the hiker was airlifted to a hospital after surviving nine days alone in the sierra nevada mountains. >> reporter: luckily we were able to find a place to land south of where they found her. we were able to land and walk her over to the hospital. >> reporter: she was rescued after using a history toll alert rescue teams. >> i didn't think i would hear the whistle and then the adrenaline starting running through you. >> it's a huge relief. >> beyond excited. they couldn't stop screaming and crying and yelling amongst themselves and they were all in a car on the way up here.

>> reporter: she was an experienced hiker and went missing from the group august 20th. the thick smoke from a nearby wildfire hampered the search. she called for two days to reach a creek bed. she was weak and exhausted and thankful to be alive. >> reporter: her family said she would like to thank the search and rescue volunteer organization for the incredible efforts to find her. and she would like to thank all of her friends and the people she doesn't know for the outpouring of prayers on her behalf. adam ward's family asked visitors at salem high school to wear the colors of virginia tech and salem. a former coworker gunned downward and alison parker last week. ward's funeral is set for

tomorrow. president obama is beginning his trip to alaska today to call attention to climate change. obama will become the first sitting president to set foot in the alaskan arctic. and he's changing the name of mount mckinley to de-gnaw lee. and-- denali. hillary clinton's summer slide is continuing. a new poll shows she has a seven point lead over bernie sanders. and vice president joe biden who hasn't even announced is at 14%. and donald trumps may be deflating a bit. he's now tied with ben carson at 23%. the music business' most

outrageous show was packed with a few surprises. >> a performance by taylor swift and nicki minaj kicked off the vmas. west gave a long rambling acceptance speech that gave new meaning to the term west wing. >> as you probably could have guessed by this moment, i have decided in 2020 to run for the president. [ cheering ] >> all right. well, kanye west for president. that's what he said. and miley cyrus donned wild costumes and exposed a breast. that clip will be removed from future broadcasts. the drought has had a huge effect on communities. welcome to the commute of

the future. the next new generation of personal transportation devices coming up. and good afternoon everyone. the coast is clear. and not only will we be talking about today's forecast but what you can expect through ,,,, oh, look. we have a bunch of... announcer: babies who are talked to from the time they're born are more likely to have a successful future. talking and reading to children in their first years has a huge impact on what they do with the rest of their lives. the fewer words they hear,

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a check on wall street. last week it wasn't so pretty but it's much better today even though it's down 100 points. it was down 600 plus last monday we're hanging in there so to speak. and there's a new way to get around and it's not a car or a bike. >> it's an electric scooter and

it's gaining attention. >> reporter: jerome smith's commute through the busy streets of new york is a breeze. >> i joke around that it's like flying. you're going so fast and it feels great. >> reporter: it's a self- balancing unicycle. these personal transportation devices are showing up in bigger cities and they turn heads. the recharging battery powered sbus are manipulated with your feet. a film maker using the devices to get smooth, steady shots. >> this gets about 4 miles for one battery. >> reporter: they are priced from $200 to a thousand dollars. and the nyu center of transportation says these guyses have more momentum.

>> why do these have a better chance of succeeding? >> these have a cool factor that the segue was missing and they are highly portable. >> why is this turning? >> after a few minutes i started to get the hang of it. jerome says he took a few spills in the begins and now he's on a roll. jill wagner, cbs news, new york. >> i can see frank doing that. some companies saw them as self- balancing unicycles. >> arm pads, knee pads, all that good stuff. wells are drying out in california at an alarming rate. it's especially bad in the central valley. more than 1200 wells have gone bone dry. statewide total is now about

2200 dry wells. let's check in with rhoda. >> we cooled 20 degrees on saturday compared to friday, we're just talking about -- one of my favorite creeks in pleasanton is all dried up. let's take a look at the weather watchers. everyone is reporting extremely dry conditions. dana writes it's hot in the shade in nevada at this hour. and we have katie -- 82 degrees. and there you are, and she says full on sunshine at this hour. this is our live weather camera and the coast is clear. we had a faint -- low clouds drifting next to the seashore for a couple of hours. san francisco surpasses the forecast high of 71 degrees. so i'm bumping it up to 74 now.

the numbers are pretty much negative. you have that finger of fog and low clouds that developed in the morning hours and high pressure continues to build in, diverting this area of low pressure. we'll see cooler air masses from the low by midweek. until then, pleasant conditions for the next couple of days and rain free until possibly midweek next week. all right, right there you have hurricane ignacio and at one time all of these were category four hurricanes. and ignacio is diverting from the big island. 460miles just offshore at this particular time. 94degrees at sacramento where it's surge 69. and 70 in monterey bay.

we'll have realized these temperatures across the bay area. 80s across the peninsula up to about 91 degrees for the warmest locations of the inland areas. delightful for the holiday and my a's are back in town playing host to the angels. 64 dropping to 68. i'll be there wednesday. >> same seats? coming up, 14 fast food restaurants that make kids meals healthier. and we want to invite the pet ,,,,,,

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they compliment a salad or or are a salad all by themselves. >> we're talking about field tomatoes and here's tony. >> reporter: today's tip of the day is with field tomatoes. they are called field tomatoes because they go from the field to the table. field tomatoes. and this time of year here we are end of august, beginning of september. and the tomatoes are coming in like crazy.

if you grow tomatoes in the backyard, its tomato time. they are loaded with flavor and sugar. and you can make the sauce, put it in the mason jars and one of the -- and put it in the cup board. the redder the better. skin nice and tight. when you bring them home, store them on the corner. shelf life is short because there's so much sugar. the shelf life is shortened. buy them and enjoy them in a couple of days. i eat them out of hand with a little bit of salt. i'm tony tantillo. >> they are tasty. some new york fast food restaurants could soon be

required to make kids meals althie >> that's a good move. >> reporter: many fast food restaurants offer healthy alternatives for kids. >> they're easy and he likes them and we try and not get the french fries. we get the apple slices instead. >> reporter: fast food restaurants would be required to make kids meals healthier. the proposed law mandates that the meal be under 500 calories. >> you see a 9% reduction in calories. >> reporter: and now a study finds the bill could have an impact. >> kids ordering a children's meal, if the provisions in the bill were met, would save about 54 calories. >> reporter: research everies looked at meals at mcdonald's', wendy's, and burger king and found that the change would

lead to less fat and sodium. posting calories has not helped enough. >> reporter: this bill could be an important step in the right direction. >> similar legislation was recently passed in california. brian webb for cbs news, new york. >> only a third of fast food meals purchased for kids were kids meals. >> the majority were adult meals purchased for kids. if you have a question, ,,,,,,,,

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