you could generate yourat home.rgy, or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. white house is standing in the way of the f-b-i investigation into his supreme court nominee... saying he wants a "comprehensive", but quick probe. good afternoon, i'm melissa caen... in for michelle.. and i'm kenny choi. president donald trump denies the white house is standing in the way of the fbi

investigation into his supreme court nominee saying he wants a comprehensive the quick probe. good afternoon. >> on the first day of the first week of the fbi investigation of the president >> were supreme court, critics complaining of white house interference. on the democrats concerns of the scope, of the probe -- >> reporter: president donald trump says he wants the fbi to do a complete investigation of sexual misconduct claims against kavanaugh. >> i wanted to be comprehensive. i think it's a good thing for judge kavanaugh. >> reporter: denying reports that the white house is limiting the scope of the investigation. >> i think they should interview anyone they want within reason. >> reporter: so far they have only spoken to one of the women who have accused him of sexual misconduct. they spoke with a yale classmate who has accused him of exposing himself to her. they have no plans of speaking with julie's what neck who has submitted sworn testimony that he was there and girls were

sexually assaulted. >> reporter: they were able to strike a deal to delay the confirmation and reopen the investigation, they sat down with 60 minutes to talk about the deal. >> we knew we had enough leverage to get what we were looking for. a delay and investigation. >> reporter: jeff flake began the day prepared to approve his confirmation but after listening to his friend, chris he changed his mind and asked to speak with him privately. >> he said this is tearing our country apart, we have to do something. >> reporter: americans are divided about the confirmation, 35% of people say they should confirm him and 37% want them to vote against him and 28% leave it's too soon to say. >> a classmate of kavanaugh's

says on multiple occasions he saw him staggering from alcoholic consumption but chris dudley said he regularly drank with kavanaugh while they were classmates at the university and never saw him blackout drunk. the president is celebrating his new trail deal -- trade deal with canada and new mexico. it calls for canada to opens -- open dairy markets and automakers to have more car parts made in areas paying a minimum wage of $16 an hour. in return canada and mexico will be protected from tariffs on auto imports. >> there are a lot of things worked into these agreements with mexico and canada. they are very helpful to workers and -- for that matter. >> canada got no relief from the steel and aluminum tariffs, $1.2 trillio approved by congress.

east bay police investigating a suspicious death , we were overhead the park when a body was found just before 4 am. closed as the investigation continues and we will continue to update you with more details as they come in. crews making progress in the scramble to get the transit center up and running, a pair of cracked beams shut it down but we reported that the first step in getting it open is now complete. >> reporter: from friday evening to this afternoon, six jacks are in place engaged with the bottom beam that is above fremont. this is an indication that phase 1 of three is complete. >> the for in total can carry up to 1100 tons capacity and the blue jacks carry up to 800 ton capacity. we will use the full capacity. >> reporter: the executive director says phase 2 involves

getting more materials that will relieve some pressure so that all the girders don't have pressure. >> at that point we can take some samples and find out with the cause of the cracks are. what we are doing is ensuring the system as the materials come. >> reporter: while they focus on the side of the transit center, we asked about how things look on the first streetside. only good news there. >> we exposed them on first street to ensure there is no cracks. we did not see any. >> reporter: for the second week the work is still snarling traffic and forcing buses to use this temporary terminal. he says he understands people's frustration. >> i would like to apologize for the inconvenience and assure them that this is going to open it as soon as possible. >> reporter: more materials will be brought in as phase 2 gets underway, there is no definitive timeline as to when

all this work will be wrapped up. a live look from our camera, clouds building to the west, you can see rain is on the way, let's check in with mary lee for more. >> we are talking about fall weather that is here, this is live doppler and you can see the bulk of the action offshore with the showers that we are tracking, showers over par north bay right now. let's show you the weather headlines, a cool and cloudy day with below average temperatures for the north bay, showers today and spreading south tonight looking at off- and-on rain tomorrow for a wet morning commute. here is the satellite and radar with the area of low pressure just off the coast bringing the wet weather for us, we are looking at brain futurecast with the 10th of an inch of rain with some spots up to half-inch and isolated totals higher than that are possible him a we will

time that out and what to expect, coming up. right now, japan is dealing with the aftermath of a powerful typhoon that brought wind gusts of 125 miles per hour and forced the evacuation of a quarter million people. the storm is weakening but concerns continue over flooding and landslides and another massive typhoon could, sure i the end of the week. and in indonesia, they search for the survivors of the devastating earthquake and tsunami. more than 848 people have been killed and 50,000 near the city of -- are homeless, they are bringing in a but residents say help is not coming fast enough. >> there is no signal for communication or gas, everyone is stealing and it's a low supply of food. >> thousands of people are waiting at the airport hoping for a flight out of the

disaster zone. plans for safe injection sites have been scrapped, the governor vetoed a bill that would allow the city to open a pilot program in san francisco. the governor wrote in part saying enabling illegal and destructive use will never work, the san francisco mayor pushed for the program as a means to get drug users and needles off the streets. she also said she's disappointed and if we are going to prevent overdoses and connect people to services and treatment, that they need to stop using drugs in the first place, we need safe injection sites. the governor also signed a new law requiring law enforcement agencies to count and report untested rape kits, the bill requires police and sheriff's department to produce an accurate audit of their backlogs. they estimate there are about 13,000 untested kits statewide, thanks to the new law officials could soon see the number start to change. >> finally with the bill being signed we will know what the backlog of these untested kits looks like which is a major step forward to seeing justice but we have more work to do.

>> the governor vetoed a second bill that would've required them to test the gets saying they need the count of untested kits before mandating more testing. today marks the one-year anniversary of the deadliest mass shooting in modern u.s. history. 50 people were killed and hundreds more injured after a gunman opened fire at a country music festival in las vegas. cris martinez shows us how the victims are being remembered. >> reporter: as the sun rose over las vegas, hundreds gathered to remember the victims of the harvest festival massacre. killed one year ago today. >> we can't let this define us and let evil win, we must continue to fight. i refuse to let it take one more thing from me. >> reporter: organizers released 58 doves, one for each victim killed when a gunman fired into the audience of 22,000 country music fans from a hotel window on the visit -- vegas strip.

in addition to those killed, 800 injuries, ma meba s vegas to mark the anniversary. among them, cynthia garcia of california. >> it seems like it was just yesterday to be honest. no one understands the way we feel, the terror we had that night, the sadness that we have for the 58, it is overwhelming. >> reporter: overwhelming for families of the victims like angelica cervantes. her son, was working security that night and is one of the men and women captured in these portraits painted to honor the lives lost. >> so much pain. >> reporter: the pain a year ago is every bit as strong. >> a number of events and memorials will be held

throughout the day to mark the anniversary and tonight, the lights on the famed vegas strip will go dark in honor of the victims. it is fleet week, the perfect backdrop for strategic tests, how the city would handle a catastrophic event and get help from military forces. were passengers looking for safer options, a new company that addresses concerns and women's fears about assault.

kpix 5 reporter anne makovec on the exercise bringing the miliatry...and civilians gther. the launch of fleet week is the perfect time to e best practice disaster preparedness. we have the exercise that rings military and civilians together. >> reporter: the scenario is

7.8 earthquake hitting on the san andreas fault, cell phone towers are down and we have no electricity. the first step is communication starting with local radio operators. >> can we get a message to the state operation center and then from there can we expand that out to the military. >> reporter: this puts everyone on the same page and having three branches of the military in town for fleet week is the perfect time to practice. >> they are a chain of command organization, how do we fall into that. mac the focus is on fuel after that, emergency supplies off the shift, onto trucks and then to land. >> without fuel and communications you can't do a lot. we wanted to back step and look at what we need to do first before we get into other items that we want to practice. >> reporter: planners say utilizing the bay will be especially important during the next local disaster. many roads and bridges could be destroyed. the bay -- the mayor says

preparedness is the responsibility of everyone. >> we are putting out a call to make sure that you are prepared to make sure that we are looking out for one another and preparing at least three days of supplies just in case. a new ridesharing service geared towards women is rolling out in san francisco it is called safer and uses mostly women as drivers. you also have to undergo extensive background checks and in person interviews on my companies like uber and lyft. those who use the app can preselect the gender of their drivers, a response to recent sexual assault allegations against drivers of other companies. >> we have new safety features within the app and processes. to ensure that we are bringing the best drivers on board and giving the best experience to the writers as well.

>> they have a command center that tracks routes and it also provides emergency sos buttons if a writer feels like he or she is in danger. right now there are a few hundred registered drivers with them in san francisco. in the city by the bay another shade of gray, -- >> we are tracking changes but you can see a live look through our cam looking at the golden gate bridge, cloudy and foggy out there. current conditions at 73, concorde 63, 65 san francisco, 77 in san jose and mid-60s in santa rosa. it has been a long time since we have seen measurable rainfall in san jose going 167 straight days without any rain. the last time we saw measurable rainfall was april 16. we are now in the sixth spots, the all-time driest in san jose and we are looking at a chance for rain in the forecast and thonwhy.

there is the area of low pressure off the coast that will bring the what weather, we are seeing showers offshore and for the far north bay right now, as we go through the rest of the day we are looking at the chance of showers for the north bay and this is at night, we will see the showers for the north bay and pushing south. here's what to expect for tomorrow morning, this is at 8 am, looking at off-and-on rain and that will continue through tuesday and into early wednesday. we are looking at a 10th of an inch, some locations a quarter to a half inch of rain possible with the system and the sunset tonight at 6:52 pm, sunrise at 7:06 am, we are looking at daytime highs with slightly above average, mostly cloudy skies from campbell and morgan hill at 80 degrees, 78 san jose for the high temperature brentwood 75, pittsburgh at 76

and 80 for concord for the high, for the north bay 76 in across ukiah at 73, cloverdale at 76. here is the 7-day forecast and what to expect, the rain and showers spread south as we head through tonight and into tomorrow a wet morning commute, he prepared for that. we are looking at the chance for showers on wednesday and high pressure builds back in for sunnier, warmer, drier weather by the end of the week and into the weekend. before we go to break let's take a quick check of how wall street is doing now. the dow is up, more than 200 points. we will be right back after this.

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series of scary situations happening at bart stations, we will have that story and more tonight at 5 pm. today is a great day. >> all ahead of the rain that arrives by tonight and into tomorrow. get ready for a wet tuesday morning commute. >> free car wash. >> that is optimistic. >> that will do it for kpix5 at noon, the bold and the beautiful is coming up next. ken and liz will see you at 5 pm. have a great afternoon.

>> mr. walton, have you called your last witness? >> carter: yes, your honor, we have. >> then are we ready to hear mr. spencer's defense? >> justin: your honor, if i may have a moment to confer with my client, please. >> certainly. >> wyatt: you know, part of me feels like i should just go. >> brooke: what? wyatt, you can't go. you're required to be here. >> sir. >> steffy: dad's not texting back. >> hope: neither is liam. >> steffy: the hearing still must be going on. hey, how busy aru?