live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. now at 11 a bay area family morning this little boy killed in a violent crash. the driver suspected of dui. good evening. i'm juliette goodrich. that deadly crash happened in san ramon on 680. the driver arrested. the wife of a sheriff's deputy. kpix 5 news' emily turner has more from the little boys family. >> reporter: one woman in the hospital. another woman is behind bars. neither one of their lives will ever be the same. tonight in walnut creek there is heartbreak and hope. a 3-year-old boy is dead and his mother is in stable condition after being hit by a driver under the influence last night on highway 680 in san ramon. >> i am numb. i mean, i just had him with me all day yesterday. babysitting my grandson. and an hour later i find out

there was an accident. >> reporter: she ran out of gas after leaving her parents sunnyvale home yesterday with her three children. she pulled off to the side of the highway. these are pictures the family shared with us. when that daughter pulled off the side of the road that's when chp says this woman hit the driver side of the family car killing 3-year-old elijah and injuring his mother. >> he was such a sweet, sweet little boy. >> reporter: the driver is in jail. charged with dui and vehicular manslaughter. she is thwife of the alameda county deputy. while she sits in jail, crystal is in john muir hospital with six broken ribs. she and her family now are trying to cook -- to cope with the loss of a very special little boy. >> it's devastating. devastating. i don't understand it. i don't understand it. i'm trying to be strong. trying to hold everything together. >> this is the last thing you ever thought you could imagine

going through. and it's hard. it's devastating. >> reporter: the other children involved in that crash have been treated and released from the hospital and are expected to be fine. in walnut creek, emily turner, kpix 5. a bicyclist is dead after a tragic accident in the north bay near windsor. chp says the 55-year-old woman from sebastopol was biking with a friend when a pickup truck trying to pass another car suddenly barreled toward her. unclear whether the truck hit her or if she died from the fall. the chp is investigating. extra officers are set to patrol the streets of san jose beginning tomorrow. the department is about 300 officers short. some are working so much overtime they have resorted to sleeping in rvs between shifts. the city declared a state of emergency and that gave the police chief the power to pull officers out of specialized units and get them out on the street instead. tonight blue light shines bright over manhattan to mark

the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. 88 searchlights positioned to represent the twin towers. tomorrow marks the 15th anniversary of the deadliest terror attack in american history. events held across the country this weekend to honor the victims and heroes of 9/11. >> ♪ today in 9/11 memorial service was held at st. patrick's in new york city. 343 firefighters each carried an american flag to represent every member of the fdny. in shanksville pennsylvania 40 candle lanterns were carried to the wall of names today. they were placed below the names of each of the passengers and crew members of flight 93 that crashed there. on 9/11 they had fought against the hijackers charging the cockpit and forcing the plane down in a rural field. that flight was bound for san francisco and was hijacked.

tomorrow a tribute will be held for flight 93 memorial in union city. it starts at 10:00 a.m. firefighters all over san francisco will pause at 6:45 a.m. for a citywide remembrance ceremony. they will also unveil a remnant from one of the world trade center towers which will later be installed for public viewing. now to a battle over rent control in san mateo. some say a measure on the ballot won't do anything to solve the housing crunch but as kpix 5's devin fehely shows us, supporters are making their case one voter at a time. >> reporter: this is the ground game to get out the vote effort from measure q the first of its kind rent control ballot initiative in the city of san mateo. >> people are having to leave their homes under great duress or leave the community entirely. >> reporter: rent increases would be tied to the consumer price index capping at a maximum of 4% a year.

it would also provide renters with protection from unjust evictions and create a housing commission to oversee the new rules. >> if we have stable rents, we have a stable community. so we don't lose our teachers, nurses, people working at the emt, paramedics. >> reporter: support for measure q is far from universal. some members of the city council as well as chamber of commerce are fighting against it. they've taken up this full-page ad arguing that it creates a new and costly government bureaucracy and won't increase the overall supply of affordable housing on the peninsula at all. supporters say the ballot initiative will help preserve what little affordable housing yet remains. >> we have the power to find a good balance between economics, capitalism, and community development. >> reporter: in san mateo, devin fehely, kpix 5. the california parent association is against measure due. this measure contains absolutely no protections to

ensure that the families who need affordable housing will get a rent-controlled unit. nfl players plan to make a big statement out on the field tomorrow. seahawks players say they will stand and interlock arms before their game against the miami dolphins. >> progress can and will be made only if we stand together. >> seahawks quarterback russell wilson and several players posted this video on social media announcing their intentions for tomorrow. this follows colin kaepernick's refusal to stand for the national anthem at games. the 49ers quarterback says he's protesting police brutality. the niners host the rams monday night at levi's stadium. onto campaign 2016 now, hillary clinton is apologizing to donald trump supporters. wendy gillett on her comment that is drawn criticism and the quick reaction from her rivals.

>> reporter: hillary clinton says she regrets remarks she made about donald trump supporters at a fundraiser friday night. >> you could put half of trump supporters into what i call the basket of deplorables. [ laughter ] >> reporter: clinton released a statement saturday that says quote, last night i was grossly generalistic and that's never a good idea. i regret saying half. that was wrong. she added that many of trump supporters are hard-working americans. trump tweeted, while. hillary clinton was so insulting to my supporters. millions of amazing hard- working people. i think it will cost her at the poles. the republican national committee said clinton's comments showed her condescension and disrespect. >> clinton held one private fundraiser outside new york city saturday. about 15 people paid at least $100,000 each to attend. clinton will be here in manhattan sunday to mark the 15th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. trump spent a somber saturday at the funeral of phyllis lasley in the st. louis. the 92-year-old died monday. she was a conservative activist

, lawyer and author who opposed communism, abortion and equal rights amendment over the course of her life. >> phyllis was there for me when it was not at all fashionable. trust me. >> reporter: trump has no other scheduled public events until monday. wendy gillett, cbs news, new york. a cease-fire aimed at curbing the violence in syria takes effect in 36 hours. the new agreement struck by the u.s. and russia appears to have the support of syria's president. he says his air force will stop bombing u.s. backed rebels. the deal also allows humanitarian aid to reach towns caught in the crossfire. if the truce holds for a week, russia and the u.s. will begin carrying out coordinated airstrikes against isis and other extremists. the man who shot president ronald reagan is out of a washington mental hospital. cbs reporter tony to coco on his release today and what's next.

>> reporter: ronald reagan had paused for an adoring crowd when cheers turned to screams. >> backup. >> reporter: six shots rang out. a bullet lodged an inference -- an inch from the president's heart. he survived. the fate of his shooter john higley junior was less clear. his lawyer said he nearly killed the president for the love of the actress jodie foster. the jury found hinckley not guilty by reason of insanity. now his new freedom has divided the reagan children. my father did more than say the lord's prayer. he lived it in forgiven john hinckley junior. maybe we should do the same. tweeted reagan's son michael. reagan's daughter patti davis disagrees. saying forgiving someone in your heart doesn't mean that you let them loose in virginia. hinckley's release has also troubled former secret service agent timothy mccarthy who took a bullet for the president. >> very concerned and i hope they are right that they let him out and he's not going to injure anyone else.

>> reporter: hinckley is required to attend therapy and stay away from public comment on his own life. john hinckley, jr. returned home earlier this afternoon. he has his own room, king-sized bed and a tv. he plans to play the guitar and paint. if all goes well he could move out on his own as early as next year. tony to coble, cbs news, new york. you probably know her image, the woman in the picture that symbolized the end of world war ii has died. it showed her being kissed by a sailor in times square. on the day americans learned of the japanese surrender. greta friedman was the woman in white. the iconic photo from august 14 , 1945. a photographer from life magazine captured the moment as the perfect strangers locked lips. friedman was 21 at the time. she died on thursday. at the age of 92. still ahead a stubborn wildfire threatening a california institution. the all-out effort to keep it safe from the flames. dangling from a tree, what

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tonight the evacuation warning has been expended for the soberanes fire burning in monterey county. people in parts of arroyo are being told they should be ready to leave if the flames get closer. that fire has been burning for a month and a half now. it covers more than 100,000 acres. hundreds of buildings are in its path including a california institution. the zen center in carmel valley draws visitors from all over the state. new at 11:00 wilson walker shows us how they are getting ready in case the flames move in. >> we've had about 500 and 1500 acres of growth per day. >> reporter: for 50 days now crews have been chasing flames through some of the most rugged terrain on central coast. this wilderness is hardly the middle of nowhere. >> from our point of view it's right in the middle of the universe. >> reporter: with smoke looming over the nearest ridgeline, the fire is now burning with insight of the california institution. >> approximately two miles from the zen center.

>> it's the oldest and largest buddhist monastery in the west. and it was founded in 1967. >> reporter: fire is something this community has been contemplating for years. the center not only has its own fire crew but a fire defense system. >> a permanent sprinkler system. it changes the whole climate in the valley. it's no longer a hot, dry climate. it is really moist and damp and cool. >> reporter: not just the in- house crew. >> the forest service has been fantastic. they've been coming in and they laid a second hole line, doubled the number of sprinklers to go on the ground and up the hillside. >> we're are doing everything we can. >> reporter: what comes next is up to the fire and the weather but if the flames do move in, the zen center is ready. >> we played line, our fire line, we have all the pumps deployed. we finally done. 50 days later. completely ready. >> reporter: wilson walker,

kpix 5. pet owners in berkeley are warned to keep their cats inside, the danger? coyotes. a sign was put up in the northbrae neighborhood of berkeley after three cats were killed by a coyote in one week. the series of attacks has neighbors worried. >> i believe the person who found the cats in his driveway, found the body, captured some footage of the coyote on his surveillance camera. that's how we first knew that it was, you know killed by a coyote. >> animal services said the attacks have actually been going on for about four months but they won't intervene unless the animals approach humans. a glider pilot ends up in a precarious position along i-80 in the sierra. chp got these pictures of the plane dangling from a tree near nyack. the pilot says the aircraft lost power and left him stuck 25 feet in the air. he was safely rescued. no word on how they got the plane out of the branches. tomorrow tesla ceo will

explain new improvements to the autopilot system in its cars. tesla is under pressure after several crashes linked to the autopilot, one of them fatal. elon musk tweeted he will talk with reporters and put information on the company's blog tomorrow. analysts who follow tesla expect the software upgrade plus more radar and cameras. bart riders on the fremont line can expect delays from now until next friday. workers need to finish replacing 40-year-old power cables. the work is happening on track between south hayward and fremont. trains have to use a single track through that area except during the morning and evening commute. bart says trips could be up to 30 minutes longer than usual. nba star returned to his bay area stomping grounds today to give back. this was the fourth annual damian lillard backpack giveaway at brookfield park. the point guard for the portland trail blazers grew up in the bay neighborhood and

comes back every year for a free community picnic and more. lillard's mom says it means a lot to him and to the kids. >> being from brookfield means a lot to come back here and help the kids. being from here we know the struggle. so a lot of times people don't ask for things. it's always good to give. >> lillard wants to give kids in the neighborhood the same great memories he had growing up in oakland. this appointment, kim chambers attempted to swim 93 miles from sacramento to tiburon nonstop and without a wetsuit. today about 24 hours and 44 miles in, high winds forced her to get out of the water. chambers started the sacramento yacht club and was supposed to finish around tiburon sometime tomorrow but she had to stop today at sherman island in the delta near antioch. 30 knot winds for eight hours

made my swim unsafe to continue. glad myself and crew are safe. it was the right decision. all good. hashtag kim swims. taking you outside, a live look along the embarcadero, a cool night but some sunny skies ahead for your sunday. julie watts has our forecast. >> the coastal clouds have already begun to make their way inland night. tomorrow morning many folks waking up to low clouds once again. futurecast showing those clouds will pull back to the coast by the second half of the day. sunshine for most inland, by tomorrow afternoon. will return once again heading into sunday evening. -- status quo, that's what brian hackney likes to call it. that's what it will be. overnight lows in the mid-50s for most spots. sunrise tomorrow at 6:49. temperatures staying on the cool side. a cooling trend kicking off tomorrow and really increasing as we head on into the work

week. we already have seen these temperatures coming down. wednesday triple digits, temperatures topping out in the 80s today. so far the cooling has been thanks to this area of low pressure making its way up the coast. a stronger area of low pressure sinking in from the north is what's going to dominate our forecast into the work week. that brings temperatures down much more significantly. only warming into the 70s but warmest locations, tomorrow some ladies out there but warmer spots low 80s in places like livermore. upper 70s for many locations south bay, san jose 78. 60s along the coast, pacifica 62, 61 san francisco, likely clouds for most of the day there. 72 san rafael, 74 santa rosa, 78 up north in napa tomorrow. the beginning of a cooling trend. if you're thinking we've been in a cooling trend, you haven't seen anything yet. take a look at this. tomorrow topping out in the low 80s. by monday temperatures topping at the 70s. monday, tuesday, and then yes, we do start to warm gradually

towards the end of next week. temperatures increasing warmer spots inland into the mid-to- upper 80s. by the end of next week and into the weekend. coming up in sports, kendall gray continues his season struggles against the mariners. been involved in nothing but nail biters. one... or two run nail biters. one... or two run games... that have,,,,,,,,,,,,

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come down to tense save antiago casilla. doesn't it feel like the giants have been involved but -- in nothing but nail biters, coming down to tense save situations for santiago casilla? tonight, there first back-to- back road wins since july 1st in unusual fashion. hunters -- hunter pence hammering the diamondbacks. 1-0 giants in the third, buster posey goes down the right-field line scoring angel pagan. posey ends up at third for just his second triple of the year. later in the inning now 3-0. johnny cueto helps his own cause with a bases-loaded single making it 4-0. also allowed just two runs in seven innings. top of the seventh, hunter pence opposite field for his 11th home run of the year. 6-1 giants and pence was 3-3 in the game. the giants win their second straight cruising to an 11-3

win. the dodgers also won tonight so the giants remain four games behind in the nl west. the giants are now a game ahead of st. louis for the nl first wild card. the mariners felix hernandez and his fan club got plenty of run support in oakland. already 2-0, nelson cruz doubles off the wall with the bases loaded scoring two more mariners, 3-4 in the game, as seattle crushes the a's 14-3. serena is no longer on top of the women's tennis rankings. and plenty of offense in san diego. it was hardly a contest a year,,

the aztecs... 35-7... with jared goff leading the way. no goff... but the bears may have not missed a step at q-b with davis webb under center. it was hardly a contest a year ago when the bears dominated the aztecs. with jared goff leading the way. the bears may have not missed a step at qb with davis webb under center. the bears down south visiting san diego state. third quarter, aztecs leading 31-21. running back donell humphrey breaks free for his second touchdown of the game giving the aztecs a 17-point lead but the bears come right back. less than a minute later the bears davis webb finds freshman demetrius robinson for a 59- yard touchdown pass. cutting the lead to 38-28. so we go to under three minutes to play. the bears now down just 38-34 but it is humphrey again, his third rushing touchdown of the

game gives the aztecs a 45-34 lead. over 280 yards rushing but the aztecs just scored a touchdown. they are withinly4 five points. as for san jose state, they bounced back from last week's blowout loss at tulsa with a 66- 35 win over portland state. the spartans cornerback kenny potter accounted for five touchdowns, three through the air and two on the ground. tennessee and virginia tech playing at bristol motor speedway in front of a college football record crowd of nearly 157,000 fans. the volunteers leading the fourth quarter, joshua dobbs scores his second rushing touchdown. dobbs also threw for three tds as tennessee wins 45-24. 10 is now, u.s. open women's final angelique kerber facing karolina pliskova. match point for kerber in the near court. pliskova goes long, giving kerber her second grand slam title of this year. with the win kerber takes over the world number 1 ranking from

serena williams. 11-year-old cole baker is the earthquake's honorary captain tonight versus seattle. leading 1-0 in the 80th minute, but nicholas libero free kick goes through everyone, and into the net for the equalizer. the game ends in a 1-1 draw. the bears trying to get close in that game but there's less than a minute ago. >> we'll see what happens. ,, this is the new comfort food. and it starts with foster farms simply raised chicken. california grown with no antibiotics ever. let's get comfortable with our food again.

tomorrow morning at seven- thirty. news and weather u n cbs-sf-dot-com. hopefully brian will be feeling better tomorrow but thanks so much for watching. next newscast tomorrow morning at 7:30. news and weather always on cbssf.com. tomorrow is grandparents day. see you later. have a good night. ,, ,, woah!

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you got your homework done? mm-hmm. all of it? yep. hmm, attaboy! now you just get to kick back this weekend. that's my plan. except... except nothing. oh, well, excuse me. there it is.. i might have to write a book report for monday. what do you mean you might have to write a book report? i mean if there's no earthquake by monday morning, i have to write a book report. oh, god... so what's the book? william shakespeare's the taming of the shrew. by william shakespeare. hey, that'll come in handy when he's mopping out the toilets at the house of pancakes. you know, i could go for some pancakes. jake, please tell me you read the book. i really wish i could, dad. oh, jeez. i was going to read it, but i can't find it. you lost the book? so what do you intend to do about the report? you mean aside from the earthquake? yeah.