first safe injection sites could be coming to the bay area. but not without pushback from the trump administration.. the nation's first safe injection sites could be coming to the bay area. bout not without pushback from the trump administration. it's aimed at helping drug adits in san francisco. >> we go inside what could be the first facility. a tour insi the sites would look like,

starting with a hand washing station before people are directed over here to get supplies. people use this to warm up the heroin and handles so you don't get burned. there are all sorts of supplies to make sure it's done in a sanitary way. and then people can go to a booth and shoot up and chill out. and trained medical staff can observe and give them their space and make sure they're not overdosing. >> we had workshops and people told us what they need. reported report it's a mock-up lowed to open in san at with roa francisco. there's a calming room where users are allowed to enjoy their high. and that according to supporters where many may reach for help. why would people get treatment

when things are so comfortable here? >> i don't think too many drug users would say that things are easy for them. things are tremendously challenging. >> reporter: but a battle could be brewing with the feds. in a new york times piece, the deputy u.s. attorney general argued addicts need reduced access to drugs. cities and counties should expect the department of justice to meet the opening or any injection site with swift and aggressive action. you coorr you come for the city of san francisco. and that could be an interest. it's a medical necessity. >> reporter: the demonstration is open to the public through saturday. other cities looking at programs like this include new york city, seattle, and philadelphia. deadly menlo par

racing case was extradited back to the united states. a six-year-old girl was killed in a crash nine years ago and the suspect is now behind bars. east pal at resident shannon fox was racing and ran a red light and hit a third car. the six-year-old, lisa xavier, was killed and her mother hurt in the crash. surveillance video showed two cars racing. they found fox's car abandoned at the scene. he fled to central america after the crash and was arrested and extradited from guatemala. >> we had information he had fled to central america. with partners at the fbi, we confirmed it. in december of 2016, he was remain silent aed in -- arrested in guatemala. he was living a relatively normal life.

>> he flew back to the united states yesterday. he was booked in san mateo county jail on $500,000 bail. he faces three felony challenges including vehicular manslaughter . he could face 12 prison. and this is senator john mccain's memorial service in phoenix. his body is lying in state at the capitol. private services were held today, giving a chance for family and friends to grieve. and politicians gave speeches paying tribute. he lost the battle with brain cancer on saturday. the public can say good-bye and pay respects today before the casket is flown to washington dc. chris martinez is in phoenix with more. . >> reporter: hundreds of people have come here today from throughout arizona and beyond. many of them waiting in line peopd on tof shegood

room to absolute the hearse rryihe to izona to his wife and seven children attended a short service o service where the -- service where the senator was remembered as one of arizona's favorite adopted sons. >> imagines arizona without john mccain is like picturing an arizona without the grand canyon. it's just not natural. >> reporter: and he was remembered for his political instincts. >> when others were looking into vladimir putin's eyes with an eye of understanding him and reaching acome daths with him -- accomodation with him, john said, i saw kgb. >> reporter: outside, people lined up in 105 degree heat to pay respects to the senator. >> he's done a lot for the country. >> reporter: officials at the state capitol will keep the building open to the public until everyone moves through the line.

larry and his wife are navy veterans. >> we admired him and respect #d >> reporter: and she's a makeup artist who knew the senator through tv appearances. >> television news, 2:00, 3:00 in the morning, he always had a smile on his face. >> reporter: today would haveb his daughter was overcome with emotion as she placed her hand on the casket. the celebration of life continues tomorrow morning with a service at his family's church in phoenix. from is there, his body will be flown to washington dc and he will lie in state at the capitol on friday. chris martinez, kpix5. >> and another live look at the capitol and casket you see there. public viewing begins at 2:00 today. people have been lined up for hours to pay final respects. we will continue to bring you live updates. and president trump will

need to find a new white house counsel. the counsel is leaving after kavanaugh's confirmation process for the supreme court is completely. he's been key in helping to president nominate conservative judges to the bench. but his cooperation in special counsel roshl mule -- robert mueller's investigation drew the ire of the president. and rememb blake left for high school in san mateo on monday morning. his truck went off skyline boulevard, hit a tree, and fell about 45 feet down an embankment. today students wrote letters to him and decorated his locker with stickers and his picture to honor his life. a prayer service was held at the school. the school's administrators says black will be remembered as a kind and caring young man.

it's not clear what caused the crash. drugs and alcohol were not factors. and attempting to make the justice system equal for the rich and poor. california is getting rid of cash bail for people awaiting trial. opponents are gearing up for a fight. >> reporter: the bill was signed by the governor yesterday and it will replace the current cash bail system with a risk assessment system. the exact details on that are yet to be determined. the governor says this is the way for the rich and the poor to be treated equally. local judges will be deciding who can leaf jail before a trial without bail. under the new law, they would hold a criminal sment if they pose a risk to public safety or risk missings their court date. if not, most suspects would be released in 12 hours and it would be up to the countyings to set up the systems. >> it's not a good bill. it will put tens of thousands of criminals back out on the

street. . . >> reporter: he's the owner of a bail bond and says it's irresponsible. they're looking into legal action to fight the legislation. and washington dc has a cashless bail system and several other states are looking into changes as well. california is is first state to make the change. the law is set to take effect in october of 2019. san francisco based air bnb is celebrating the 10th the experiences and how thousands of people around the world are sharing their passions. and a first for players at the u.s. open in new york city. a ten-minute break after a set. why they're cooling off. temperatures here certainly are feeling pretty good outside. hopefully, you get a chance to enjoy the weather. we have sunshine and a few clouds in the distance. what a beautiful view that is. i'll talk about the afternoon

and when the warm-up will begin om kom -- coming up.

the hurricane that devastated puerto rico is the deadliest u.s. natural disaster in the last century. the death toll was raised to 2,975. before that, the government said just 64 people died as a

result of hurricane maria. de higher than the previous count. the president trump administration -- the trump administration led us to believe they were helping when they weren't really up to par and didn't allow other countries to help us. >> the new toetd l makes maria the deadliest natural disaster to hit the u.s. since the 1906 earthquake in san francisco. and let's look at the big board. the dow is up 670 points -- 60 pints -- points. and ten years ago, air bnb changed how people travel. jamie shows us the new invasion. -- innovation. . >> reporter: what's your

favorite thing about taking people up? >> the big smile. >> reporter: this pilot is giving me the ride of a lifetime in his 1943 open cockpit plane. or air bnb calls it an experience. >> you got to open your eyes. bring it straight up slowly. full power. nose down. and we go over. >> oh, my gosh! . >> reporter: he's one of almost 15,000 people around the world sharing their skill, hobby, or passion with paying customers who find them listed on air bnb. >> people would rather by an experience than a physical good. >> reporter: the ceo launched the experiences feature on his platform two years ago.

he says it's now growing times faster -- ten times faster than the home rental business. >> we want the experiences to be so good you do them if you if you live in the city. >> reporter: i never could have imagined doing this. >> oh, my gosh, you are a rock star. >> it makes it a one-stop shop for a traveller. . >> reporter: i'm nervous. in my case, what else can i try to do. >> yes. . >> reporter: with some of these experiences, you're taking a great risk. how do you vet these people? >> we'll have a very specific protocol to make sure it's safe and people have the licensings and regulations to do this. >> reporter: terry had years of experience as a master falconer before she started offering this experience. >> i talked to so many people

that loved it and i wanted them to get a taste of it. >> you must be different and you must be better. >> reporter: the competition for the experiences market includes legacy hotel chaining, like marriott, which launched the moments program last spring. >> for every dollar that a customer spends on the hotel and ir fare, they -- air fare, they spend $3 in the city. >> reporter: air bnb is part of its future on the market. >> experiences isn't something that everyone needs. you need a hotel room and a place to stay. you don't need an experience. they have to manufacture the demand and that's not easy to do. >> now i'll show you how to roll. >> reporter: but neither is learning how to maneuver a plane. and air bnb's philosophy is why not give it a try. >> we travel to have

experiences, not sleep in a house or a hotel. >> priceless. it's been an expensive summer for drivers. after labor day weekend, pulling up to the pump shouldn't be so painful. gas prices up by 60 cents compared to last year. san francisco, nearly 6 #39 80. -- 3.80. relief the oen -- on the way. >> typically in fall, gas prices drop. demand the down. people are done with the summer road trips. . >> an oil crisis in venezuela and sanctions on iran could hurt the supply. but experts believe driving is about to get cheaper. and more than 50 million people in the northeastern u.s. are under a heat advisory.

it led to a rule change at the u.s. open in new york city. it's called a heat rule and it makes the competitors take a break dween the third and fourth sets -- between the third and fourth sets. and one champion had to call his cardiologist on the court to check his health and six other players quit before finishing. the heat rules will remain in effect through today. anything to take them safe. >> just take off the shirt. show off the guns. >> and 100 to 104 degrees there. i don't blame them for not wanting to play tennis in that. lo at this view. exclusive view to the east. this is the view to the west. beautiful clear conditions a few clouds along the coastline and north in north bay. that's where the clouds hung around all morning long.

for now, blue skies at the beach. this is usually socked in and very foggy. not the case. and no wonder, there are plenty of people going for a walk long the -- along the sand. things are warming up nusly. -- nicely. satellite radar, this morning most of the clouds coming through and burning off now. kelingerrit of the golden gate bridge mo you may have gray conditions. for now, the wind speeds not guilty too strong. -- not too strong. 6 to 9 miles per hour. comes from the west and it should pick up later on this afternoon. maybe a little breezy by 4:00, 5:00 this afternoon. this low right here is what helped mix the air and bring in the blue skies and bringing the temperatures to below average. this is what you can expect for the afternoon. 77, that is not bad.

morgan hill, usually you're in the 90s. today, up every 70s. same with brentwood. 80 degrees. instead of the upper 80s and 90s, up every 70s -- upper 70s. that is not bad. danville, comfortable. and right an the bay, temperatures close to normal. 67 in san francisco. wine country, mid 70s. up north we do. -- go. low 80s. at the giants game, the wind picking up this afternoon. breezy and cool for the forecast as the giants hopefully beat the diamond backs. and let's tauks about the sunset -- talk about the sunset. so pretty. this morning, we had somewhat clear conditions to show you the sunrise. temperatures similar tomorrow. they'll rise on friday and stay warm through the holiday weekend. we'll be right back after the break.

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the wind and rain was no match arine...who is great pacific race wrapped up in hawaii on the heels of hurricane lane. >> was match for a former royal marine he completed along his friend who is also a veteran. you could feel the hurricane rolling in. >> you know, i just see the difference in the skyline and the sea.

the movement. i feel the waves. >> after 82 days, they crossed the finish line in hawaii. two of the five teams dropped out this year. we'll be right back. you could generate your own energy,

at home. or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. why players voted to disband the squad.. that story and more at five. a bay area high school football team the calling it quits. why players voted to disband the squad. that and much more coming up at 5:00.

>> that does it for us at noon. the bold and the beautiful is next. >> have a great afternoon. the temperatures are comfortable out there. >> yeah. it feels good. >> a nice day for a walk. >> enjoy your wednesday, everybody. >> bye.

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