n items and get 60 bonus box tops with the just for u digital coupon when you shop today at safeway! offer valid 8/1 - 9/1/16. digital coupons valid when downloaded to your club card. neighborhoods in italy... flattened. but there are stories of survival in the rubble. good a now at noon, dozens killed in a devastating earthquake. neighborhoods in italy flattened. but there are stories of survival in the rubble. good afternoon, i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. we now know the 6.2 earthquake in italy has killed at least 120 people. we are getting a better look at

the damage from the air. the epicenter was near norcia in the up brea region at northeast of rome. seth doane reports. >> reporter: rescue crews carried a young girl to safety after she was pulled from the rubble in amatrice. the earthquake flattened homes and trapped people. it struck around 3:30 p.m. one town clock stopped marking the time. residents woke to find their communities leveled in some case walls cracked open or destroyed. this woman says a wall fell next to her. this is a remote mountainous region. this is an area where italians in particular will come on vacation. one of the issues is getting the equipment in to sift through some of the rubble. and, of course, the ambulances in to try to get those who were

wounded out. in the village eight miles from amatrice, frustrated survivors waited for rescue crews to dig out loves ones in the rubble. this man says no one has gone there yet. they sealed off the area and kicked us out. [ non-english language ] >> reporter: at the vatican, pope francis skipped his traditional catechism lesson and prayed for the victims of the earthquake instead. seth doane, cbs news, amatrice, italy. hillary clinton will keep a mostly low profile as she raises money in the bay area. the first of three private fundraisers gets under way in an hour. tech ceo amy rau will host an event in redwood city. then at 4:15 clinton is expected at a fundraiser in los altos and two hours later at an event hosted by tim cook in woodside. last night she surprised supporters in piedmont by stepping out to shake hands while attending another private fundraiser. tickets to the various events

run up to $100,000. meanwhile, the candidate's republican rival is pounding his message saying that was secretary of state is selling access through the clinton foundation. here's weijia jang. >> reporter: donald trump is attacking hillary clinton after new reports say the foundation donors got access to her while she was secretary of state. >> it is impossible to figure out where the clinton foundation ends and the state department begins. >> reporter: the "associated press" reviewed clinton's state department schedule and found 85 of the 154 people who held a meeting or phone call with her donated to the clinton foundation either personally or through their businesses or groups. the clinton campaign responded saying the ap data is flawed and omits more than 1700 meetings she took with world leaders. the campaign says the foundation had no influence on her work at the state department. >> the clinton foundation is a charity. it is a world class philanthropy. >> reporter: trump called it a "pay for play" scam and he

wants a special prosecutor to look into the links. >> hillary clinton is totally unfit to hold public office. [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: clinton's spokesman says trump is grasping at straws. >> it is an act of desperation on his campaign, given the turmoil that we have seen from his campaign in recent weeks. >> reporter: the clintons say they never profited from their work at the foundation. weijia jang, cbs news, the white house. new at noon, chopper 5 over the scene of a marijuana raid. law enforcement is at a home on the 21000 block of almaden road near mountain drive. this is in the hills south of san jose. it appears the property may have been used as a grow operation. no word on any arrests. a campbell city councilman arrested on suspicion of domestic violence is out of jail on bond. jeffrey christina was arrested yesterday after his fiancee called police and said she had been involved in a domestic

violence incident with the 37- year-old councilman. the santa clara county district attorney's office is handling the case. jeffrey was first elected to the council in 2010. we expect to learn more later today about a san jose police investigation dubbed operation gang of thrones. among the arrests is a veteran member of the department. kpix 5's maria medina reports. >> reporter: that police officer could have his badge and gun stripped away. the police chief plans to hold a press conference about that arrest in just a few hours. now, according to the "mercury news," that 9.5-year veteran is accused of leaking sensitive information to vietnamese street gangs. now his identity and exactly what information he leaked are unknown but what we doe know is his arrest was part of a month long investigation into those gang members. several of them arrested earlier this week and the list of crimes is pretty long including extortion, public corruption, drugs and gambling. and police say many of those crimes would happen at vietnamese cafes here in san

jose and that the suspects would extort those owners of those cafes. according to the "mercury news," that officer who was arrested on tuesday is now on leave. again, those details of what information he was leaking allegedly to gang members unknown but we hope to learn those details later today when the police chief holds a press conference at 3 p.m. here at police headquarters. at sjpd, maria medina, kpix 5. federal investigators helped with the case including raiding homes, businesses and vietnamese cafes. the san jose city council will review a plan later today dealing with police staffing shortages. currently the department only has 413 patrol officers and needs a minimum of 500. one of the options under consideration is declaring a state of emergency to address the shortage. daly city police are looking for the person who shot and injured a man overnight. the victim, in his early 20s, was shot around 12:30 on vendome avenue.

he is in stable condition. police have not released information on the shooter. new at noon, a social networking site aimed at bringing neighbors closer together getting backlash from people who say it's a magnet for racial profiling. kpix 5's anne makovec is live with the new changes to reduce alleged discrimination. anne. >> reporter: basically, if you see somebody you think is suspicious and you want to post a warning for your neighbors on nextdoor.com, you better have more specifics than just race. nextdoor is a private social network for individual neighborhoods where people can post about block parties or babe sitters or warning about potential crimes but community leaders in oakland say the site was fostering racial profiling. some users posting vague descriptions of people they viewed as suspicious focusing on race. >> if we have a chance to be part of the solution we have a moral obligation do that. >> reporter: so now posters will be required to answer more

questions such as would you find this person suspicious if he or she was white? if you can't fill out the full form, you won't be able to post. in test runs this summer, it's led to a 50% reduction in posts. >> one of the most difficult things is trying to weigh the value of people posting on nextdoor against the value of the posts themselves. >> reporter: nextdoor is active in over 100,000 communities and they were all converted to this new system this morning. live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. it's been a long road to recovery as the city of napa remembers the powerful 6.0 earthquake that struck two years ago today at 1 p.m. the st. john baptist catholic school will mark the anniversary with a celebration and building dedication that underwent some major repairs. the quake struck at 3:20 in the morning on august 24, 2014.

one person was killed. the temblor caused about $300 million worth of damage in napa, vallejo and other nearby cities. still ahead, prices spike for a life-saving allergy medicine. now word of soaring salaries at the company behind the epi-pen. how lawmakers are perk for answers and who is defending the increase. >> and a close encounter out of the water. what brought this seal jumping right on to a group's boat? >> reporter: sunny, it is just a stunning summer day here in the bay area so we drove mobile weather out to the boys of summer. it's the oakland as playing host to the indians and we have that forecast plus weather where you live after this. ,,

an attack at the american n's developing news at least one student is dead after armed militants launched an attack at the american university in afghanistan's capital city of kabul. kenneth craig has the latest. >> reporter: the wounded were rushed away by ambulance after a militant attack on the american university of afghanistan. witnesses say they heard a loud explosion and automatic gunfire on the campus. witnesses say students barricaded themselves in a classroom using chairs and desks to block the door. >> the security forces they have been already deployed around the university. so we do not know whether the militants are killed or not. >> reporter: it happened on the campus in the western outskirts of kabul around 7:30 local time from inside the "associated press"'s pulitzer prize winning photographer sent these now deleted tweets, help, we are

stuck inside the american university of afghanistan shooting followed by explosions. this may be my last tweets. i'm wounded. please help us. attack comes two weeks after two university staff members including an american were abducted by gunmen. they haven't been found. kenneth craig, cbs news. >> the u.s. state department is advising americans to stay away from the area. it says the security situation in afghanistan is extremely unstable and the threat to americans is critical. it encourages americans there to leave the country. california could become the next state to repeal what some are calling the tampon tax. state lawmakers passed the bill and sent it to the governor. it creates a 5-year tax break on the purchase of menstrual products. lawmakers agreed that the tax was unfair because it imposes a burden on women simply because of their gender. at least 15 states have

introduced legislation to repeal sales taxes on menstrual products. the cost of the epipen for people with severe allergies has jumped nearly 500% since 2009. now lawmakers want some answers. meanwhile, martin shkreli the former pharmaceutical ceo known for increasing prices of a drug, is defending it. >> i think important medicine should be expensive because they are valuable. >> reporter: the former pharmaceutical chief martin shkreli gained notoriety last year by ratcheting up the cost of a malaria and hiv medication by 5,000%. he defends the epipen's increase for from about $100 for a two pack in 2009 to more than $600 this year. >> everyone can understand in a free market the dollars rule. however, these are life-saving drugs. people don't have a choice whether they can buy them or not. >> yeah. well, that's up to insurance to pay for them. like i said, it's $300 a pen.

$300. my iphone is $700. >> reporter: the epi-pen faces little competition. it accounted for 87% of all epinephrine free descriptions pharmacies filled last year and that included sales from a competing brand which has since recalled its product. >> we gave her a cashew. her whole throat closed up. >> reporter: democratic star in a amy klobuchar says she understands the importance of it. she first learned her daughter needed one when she was 4. >> i still remember that panic drive to the hospital in grand marais, minnesota. i didn't know if we were going to make it. she couldn't breathe. >> reporter: she is calling on the federal trade commission to investigate whether the manufacturer mylan has violated antitrust laws. >> do that to a parent to tell them, well, yeah, that costs $100 five years ago, but now it's $600? that just can't happen in this country. >> reporter: in a previous statement, mylan said the epipen's price has changed over time to better reflect

important product features and the value the product provides, adding we have made a significant investment to support the device. vinita nair, cbs news, new york. >> mylan's ceo has gotten more than a 600% pay raise over the past decade. mylan offers coupons that allows some families to pay little or nothing for the pens but families with insurance or high deductibles are paying hundreds. shkreli has no connection to mylan and epipen. he has been indicted in an unrelated securities fraud case. a live look at the big board on wall street right now. and roberta's on her way to get some peanuts for some green collar baseball. she joins us live with mobile b at the coliseum. >> the sun is out, chalk lines are drawn and roberta is on the way to get peanuts for some green collar baseball. she joins us live from the mobile weather lab. how's it looking? >> reporter: it is an amazing day for baseball. i cannot remember the last time

it was this pristine. we're cross the sidewalk from the oracle arena. it's a great day in oakland. we have the people lining up. it doesn't look like a lot of people. a lot of people are entering from the lower level. we are expected 20,000 people here to see our oakland a's playing host to the cleveland indians. they won a big game last night and today we have graveman on the mound for the good guys. here now we have the blue skies in oakland and as we take a look at our live shot over the bay bridge, you can see the low- level clouds surrounding the city of san francisco and downtown oakland but otherwise we have beautiful blue skies here locally. temperatures from 59 downtown oakland but 68 degrees here at the ballpark. mid-60s in santa rosa and mid- 70s in livermore. air quality today right here in the east bay and also on the south-central bay and the santa clara valley, your air quality will be compromised due to the smoke and haze to the south of the bay area. otherwise, the recipient of a good west wind 10 to 20. you got good air from the coast

to the north bay. satellite and radar indicates the saturation of the low clouds and fog streaming inland this morning. that would retreated back to the san francisco and bay area. [ signal breakup ] will clear but we'll stay cloudy all day along the coast. our northern california temperatures today staying very mild. 80s and 90s in the valley medical centerly, mid-70s in the greater lake tahoe area, 80s and 90s at the valley. 80s and 90s away from the bay. sunset tonight at 7:50. clouds pushing back onshore. seven-day forecast calls for a very mild weather outlook as an upper-level trough braces up against california for very mild temperatures friday through tuesday. so we came on out here to the oakland coliseum and i have to tell you earlier this morning i was reading the "san francisco chronicle" and i went through- to-my favorite column matier and ross and reading about the oakland a's having the hush- hush meetings scheduled for tomorrow about the possibility

of a move from the coliseum hereto jack london square. so i caught up with the season ticketholder and i asked her, what do you think about the oakland a's moving? >> i think having the raiders it tears the park up. it's not pretty after they have been here. it's just not fair to each of the teams to be sharing. >> reporter: so there's a lot of history here with the oakland coliseum and a lot of people have some strong feelings about hey they really don't want to say good-bye to this place. they just don't want to share a home with the raiders and the raiders are feeling the same way too. so there could be some hush- hush meetings tomorrow. you will learn more about that coming up at 5:00. we have grave -- we have graveman on the mound here. people are lining up for the 12:35 game. are you oakland fans up there? >> whoo! >> i think you are. it's a great day in oakland here, gang. back to you in the very window- less studio. >> i know! you're so lucky, roberta.

she is so lucky, isn't she? well, whale watchers in canada didn't expect to catch this close encounter with nature. they also didn't realize that they would help a quick- thinking seal escape a pod of hungry orcas. desperate seal was mere moments away from becoming the whales's lunch when it jumped in the boat. the whales circled and then gave up and only then did the scared little seal jump back into the water. >> very lucky little guy there. still ahead, one of the most recognizable buildings in america gets a new foreign owner. >> and we want to know what's cool about your school? email your nomination to coolschools@kpix.com, and we may come and feature your school on the show. ,, ,,,, ,,,,

every day, the oil companies pollute our air. putting their... ...profits ahead of our kids' health. now they're trying to weaken california's clean air laws. i'm tom steyer. we've had a million kids get asthma. we need to send the oil companies a message. tell your legislator to stand up to the oil companies and protect our clean air laws. don't let the oil companies put their profits... ...ahead of our kids.

state building in new york city ew foreign owner it is one of the country's most iconic buildings. >> now the empire state building in new york city has a new foreigner owner. the group paid $622 million for a 9% in the trust. the trust manages the 102 story building. if you have a consumer problem or question, email us or phone us. friday night at 7 o-clock... catch the niners versus green bay packers. we'll b back. the nfl is back right here on kpix 5 friday night at 7:00. catch the 9ers versus the green bay packers. we'll be right back. ,,

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