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teenagers... killed in a car crash. an outpouring of support tonigh good evening now at 11:00, family and friends remember two east bay teenagers killed in a car crash. an outpouring of support tonight. good evening i'm bryan hackney. >> and kpix5 joe vasquez was there and friends and family came together. >> this is my man right there. >> reporter: candles burned brightly as gut wrenching tears flowed from the crowd of 10,000. >> nobody can fill these type of shoes. >> reporter: they're saying goodbye too soon to two students. >> the point is just love on

everyone, you never know when they're going to be gone. >> reporter: they were killed on 880 near the west a street off ramp. isaiah lost control one direct and lurched back the other direction trying to correct his course at that point slamming into a pickup truck. isaiah died on the scene. jr.'s mother tells me he died this evening. meese was a senior number 95 in union city who knew how to get in on the tackle. his friends are remembering a young man who's personality was larger than life. >> isaiah is the diamond of our family. junior homecoming king, great grades, great athlete, a great friend, a great cousin. it's just a cold day in union city you know. >> reporter: as for jr., his mother tells me he was a good hearted kid and that he will be

missed. in union city, joe vasquez, kpix5. also along 880. oakland police are investigating a hit and run crash and shooting. officers say the driver of a mercedes collided with two cars while speeding in the right hand shoulder then was arrived on a shooting on the high street. two people involved in the crash suffered minor injuries. this was the back up it all created two lanes were closed for the investigation. that left northbound traffic crawling. it took 2-1/2 hours to get lanes back open. >> there's -- two attempted abductions have san jose police putting out a warning. a man has been trying to snatch young women off the street. sandra osbourne on who they're looking for tonight.

>> reporter: it is surprising. i've been living here for about two years and this is the first time i've ever heard anything like that. so it is surprising. >> reporter: neighbors just learning two women were attacked in broad daylight. the most recent incident happened near hillsdale and narveas just after 5:00. police believe this man to be the attacker. he's a convicted the sex offender with prior assaults. >> i'm really sad that something like this would happen over here. it kind of like, it's not even safe for me. >> reporter: muhammad kabirjuayan owns a restaurant close to where another attack reportedly happened. covering the woman's mouth and trying to drag her into a

nissan rogue with no plates. >> we never hear of those incidents happen in willow glen. >> reporter: in both cases the women were able to fight back their attackers. however russell escaped. one of those attacks happened at the mobile home community. they're hoping to get cameras in their neighborhood. >> brock turner the former stanford swimmer was spotted in ohio today. he was standing in the backyard of his parent's home near dayton. that's the house where turner will serve a three year probation. on friday he was released from jail in santa clara county. that sentence prompted backlash against a judge and moves in the state legislature for tougher guidelines. it's been a busy week for the coast guard. today crews rescued another person from san francisco bay. it was the second rescue this weekend and the third in just

the past few days. earlier today, one of the tourists is a life guard in the uk but he wasn't able to revive the man until paramedics arrived on the scene. >> he was facing north with a life jacket on. and we thought he was going to go under. >> when we realized he wasn't going to come back out the other side of the bridge we just decided to jump in. >> the victim was transported to the hospital in critical condition. it's not clear why he was in the water. >> yesterday a group of 15 sea scouts and their adults chaperones were all rescued from the bay at aquatic park after their catamaran capsized. officials say a ship started taking on water then became grounded. a let down for fans of

collin kaepernick hoping to support him in person. he was supposed to be a special guest at a sunday church service in san francisco but he never showed up. >> we thought collin was going to be here this morning. he had every plan of being here. >> people packed the church. some even traded their sunday best for kaepernick's jersey. but a few minutes after starting, the reverend explained why he was not coming. >> the rigors of training and getting ready for the other games. >> i'm kind of disappointed that he wasn't here. >> at least he tried to come and make a stand. >> their disappointed teachers say that kaepernick's protest is bigger than football and everybody will be watching him closely from now on. tony chaplain just got a big endorsement. the police officers association announced it is backing him for

the permanent position. at least 60 people including chaplain have applied for the job. on wednesday the police commission will meet at san francisco city hall to go over the selection process. the commission will choose three candidates to submit to the mayor. a wild chase through three counties ended with a man under arrest. chp and police cars surrounded a van this morning. they'd gotten a call over a man driving erratically. that led on to city streets and ended up in cupertino. then the suspect threatened to puncture a gas can and was also waving a hammer. evidently officers persuaded him to climb out of a car. he was taken to the hospital to be booked. the wife of a man is pleading for help to find him. ken murray has been missing for three days. he was supposed to pick up his kids or thursday but never

showed up. his wife says her husband's disappearance is tearing her heart. >> his two kids miss him, hi -- his older children miss him, his friends miss him. >> anyone with information on his where abouts should contact the alameda county sheriff's office. a powerful storm hermine is still bringing crashing waves and rip tides to the shore. swimming is not allowed. life guards and police officers are just patrolling the beaches. hermine may still turn into a hurricane. offshore the storm is churning up the water. passengers ashore the royal caribbean anthem of the sea. this weekend's powerful

earthquake in arizona is renewing the concern over fraking. >> this small city is the latest epicenter of concern. >> it was bad, it was going like this. >> reporter: oklahoma averages 2-1/2 earthquakes a day with a magnitude of 8.2 or higher. oklahoma geological survey have tied it to hydraulic fracturing or fraking. sunday's earthquake prompted

the closure of the wells. >> it's not like the earthquakes would stop tomorrow. >> reporter: susan huff says induced earthquakes mainly caused by waste water injection wells aren't as severe as naturally caused ones. but that could change if other states where fraking is booming don't take note. >> there's a potential for bigger earthquakes than what we've seen. >> the governor has declared a state of emergency for the area so that the victims can get help faster. >> coming up, a holiday weekend scare at a busy california airport. what sent people running. >> it's stuck in the delta. efforts to get this battle boat out. >> the golden gate bridge tonight to look over the labor day forecast when we come back. ,,,,,,,,,,

two people were on the "spirit of sacramento." called the coast guard overnight... saying the paddle wheel boat was taking on water near bethel two people were on the spirit of sacramento they called the coast guard overnight saying the paddle wheel boat was taking on water near bethell island. the people got out okay but as the day went on, the boat sank.

police officers with guns drawn, they were searching for a group of suspected car thieves that had pulled up to the terminal and jumped out. >> there were quite a number of police officers with the big assault rifles. >> reporter: the sight of police spent passengers scrambles -fplts police were able to -- police were able to restore order and catch the suspects. and last week loud bangs that people confused as gunshots sent people

scrambling. on to campaign 2016 now, a new cbs news poll shows donald trump trails hillary clinton among voters as the race for the white house enters the home stretch. marly hall has the latest. the latest cbs news battleground tracker poll shows hillary clinton leads donald trump 37-45%. >> we're taking pennsylvania very seriously. we have several different paths to victory. >> in north carolina our poll has clinton ahead of trump by four points. and the democratic presidential nominee also leads trump by two points in the 13 month competitive states including arizona. trump gave a major immigration speech there last week after visiting mexico. >> they don't know it yet but they're going to pay for the wall. >> reporter: jeff blake has refused to endorse trump and

rebutte trump's hard line politics. >> some said hardening, some said softening, i am just saying confusing. >> she said look by using one device i made a mistake, i apologized for it i learned something and i wouldn't do it again. >> voters head to the polls in 61 days. president obama and russian president putin are expected to meet again tomorrow at the g20 summit to discuss a seize fire in syria. russia pulled back from the initial agreement with the u.s. the deal would have ended the syrian regime air attacks on civilians and enable aid to go

into cities in need. a chinese official yelled at -- susan rice and at one point security had to intervene. pope francis declared mother teresa a saint. >> reporter: even pope francis acknowledged i think maybe we will have some difficult calling her saint teresa because of her tenderness he added we will continue to call her mother teresa. >> i think people recognized her as a live saint when she was alive they knew. >> reporter: pete carol and

susan came from canada. >> she gave of herself. >> reporter: pope francis noted mother teresa had defended human life, the unborn and abandoned. mother teresa was known as the nun of the gutters. in roam indian flags were flown with pride. where mother teresa focused her missionary work, others watched the canonization on a large tv screen. aaron mckelvie traveled from texas. >> great compassion for the less fortunate. so she means something to many

people. regardless of faith. >> reporter: seth done, cbs news. >> now saint teresa was also a noble prize winner. today's canonization came two decades after her death. we're going to look at the weather. and it's going to be warming up this week. still it's been a while since we've seen that after one of the record setting mild august as we look south from the transamerica pyramid over san francisco. concord right now at 60 degrees. in fact, everybody is within 5 degrees of 60. and there's a few clouds around near the shoreline but everybody else, starry starry night as don mcclain once sang. temperatures will be in the low 90s tuesday and wednesday. low pressure is finally beginning to nudge to the east. high pressure is going to replace it. the result the skies will be as blue as the -- tomorrow.

temperatures will be 68 degrees. after sunny skies. great day for a ball game. overnight lows tonight will be in the upper 40s and low 50s. sun up tomorrow at 16 minutes before 7:00 a.m. on labor day. which will be sunny and a little bit warmer inland. we'll reach the mid-80s. low 60s on the shoreline will persist. for those hitting the road. 70 at lake tahoe. 60 at yosemite and 87 degrees at fresno. here's how we look at the bay area. tomorrow concord a notch above average. down at the south bay sunshine, upper 70s and low 80s will do it. we'll be in the mid-80s range. in the north bay tomorrow, you

will await to sunny skies except right at the shore. maybe at stinson beach. extended forecast we see more sunshine and warmer temperatures that sounds good. temperatures in the mid-90s for wednesday and thursday inland. it'll cool down as we get back into the weekend. we want to leave you with a warm feeling and so therefor i have done my job. juliet. >> pitching, catching and everything in between. we'll talk to you about the baseball player who just played nine positions in one game. >> guests on game day bottom of the hour. game fans, you have questions, this guy has answers. radio host marty laurie who knows all things giants. and kim chambers you won't believe what she's got in store. all that coming up, you can't get it every day but you can

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a little something to the highlight reel at the u-s open. sadly, his winning "tweener" was not enough to win the match. sock became the last american man to be eliminated. look up the definition of "utility player" in the

'll find that's american jack sott. and look up the definition of american player. >> in one game he played nine positions. he scored the first run of the game he made the final out. manager said it was all in fun and best of all the ports won. >> well several members of the u.s. fencing team fresh off a successful per performance at the summer olympics were in san francisco to celebrate. four of the fencers gave interviews. he says his olympic ambitions began early and wants to inspire others. >> when i was a kid all i wanted was to be an olympic gold medalist. i fell a little short of that this time. so all the little kids out

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witnesses say the angry bees appeared to have a specific target. >> the more women or men that had long hair, they were just attacking them. i mean just like, i mean it was just so crazy. >> it was thousands, like this whole grass field was covered with bees. they were chasing hundreds of people. >> wow. witnesses say the bees appeared to emerge from an underground utility box. people who were taken to the hospital they're all right. the bees left the park within an hour of the attack. >> now to a wildlife conservation success story. the giant panda has been removed from the endangered species list. the world conversation congress says there are now about 2,000 giant pandas in the wild. the group credits efforts by the chinese government to protect their habitat. we'll be right back.

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