of the situation and bring you the latest as it develops. the construction accident that happened around 9:00 a.m. off durham road near 680. let's get right over to kpix 5 kid doe who is live with this developing story. on construction company , they have shut down the job site for the day. just before 9:00 a.m. two construction workers were climbing the 20-foot tower made of steel and rebar. they are required to wear safety harnesses, so they were clipped in in case they slip and fall. as they were nearing the top, the workers could sense the tower was about to topple over but they cannot unbuckle in time. so they fell down with the tower. one of the workers was injured likely crushed by the structure and is now in the hospital in critical condition. the other worker how to moderate injuries and a third man had minor scratches. the construction company tells me each tower is made of six pieces of rebar. they are set deep into the concrete foundation.

the company had every reason to believe it could handle the weight of two people. >> they climb the tower, thti these crew worki towers to make them much stronger. as they put their cement pillars a tower topples over in . as they put up the east bay base layers in tos part of this construction that on the construction crew these individuals were clipped working on the ground below. in. good afternoon i am michelle griego. >> i am trying 12. the first >> reporter: cal osha has "'breaking news" out of oaklan one open investigation from the same company back in june. one worker fell from a second story floor. back to you. the site of a gas leak. it appears that construction >> how heavy are those towers? crews were doing some >> reporter: each piece of rebar is probably about 40-50 pounds. they are set into the concrete are wrapped with more rebar. the fire department tells us probably thousands of pounds. >> thank you. right now, in san francisco, state senator and u.s. senator are sharing a stage in the race for u.s. senate paired the debate kicked off minutes ago.

daily own is trying to unseat senator feinstein in next month's election. according to our exclusive kpix 5 survey , 40% of likely voters say they will cast their ballots for feinstein. 26% say they will vote for daily on. earlier kpix 5 political reporter, melissa kane had a chance to sit down with daily on and he explain why voting is so valuable to our country. >> it is important. it's not abo , asindividual, who is running to be your voice for california, but i think regardless if you are a democrat or republican, regardless who you vote for , i think the voters deserve the respect to hear from the representatives . i'm here for those who want to represent them. >> kpix 5 has you covered on all of the state and local races. we will also have a guide to the california ballot measures on our website. you can go to kpix.com/election. a

bay area safeway bakery employee is now a millionaire. he got five of the six megamillion numbers and is $1.9 million richer. jackie ward visited the grocery store where he works in san francisco's marina neighborhood. the same place he bought the winning ticket. >> one until he showed up to work and put in a couple of hours of work. when he did find out he had five of the six winning numbers , his manager gave him the blessing to leave. when store manager onof her employees one. >> i think i ran from the meat department all the way to the front lobby. i believe i was screaming for joy. all of my employees started congregating around the customer service center to congratulate him. >> reporter: leah says he was shaking with excitement. she quickly sent him home away from the spotlight. she would not disclose his name only that he's in his 20s and has worked there for two years. >> i think he was extremely nervous.

he didn't know what to do. we kind of gave him a little direction , and some assistance to work his way over to claim his prize. ter: tha thoroyeen ar pele he more excited. >> i am glad a store employee wanted no one got all sixtally cool. of the numbers, so the lottery jackpot will continue to two residence in san jose have been displaced over -- after an overnight duplex fi this happened after 10:00 p.m. last night. the fire extended from the patio and then into the building itself. neighbors even try to knock down those flames heard they grab their own water hoses and attempted to sprayed on the fire. >> that was our initial concern. the residence, getting them out of there. we were able to get them out of the structure and get them to a safe spot in front of the building unable to continue our firefighting effort.

>> residents were safely able to evacuate and the red cross is now assisting the two displays residence. fortunately, no one was injured. it is unclear how the fire started. earlier this morning, in antioch, fire crews responded to this fire at the kfc restaurant that broke out just before 1:00 a.m. on mahogany way. it was extinguished within 30 minutes. the caus part of vanness is open to the public after two cars were towed from the scene. as you can see in this video this was take 5:20 a.m. this morning. a black sedan and a patrol car were moved from the end of the street, once that happened police cleared the area and normal activity has since resumed. not many details were revealed overnight. we can confirm that one person was shot and is zuckerberg general hospital in critical condition. another person was detained.

as fpd says a u.s. police officer was involved in a gun from the suspect was recovered from the scene. san francisco police department is asking the public if they know anything to please call 415-575-4444 , or text "to" to tip 411. president trump says -- jamal khoshoggi, if it exists. this is a live picture of the saudi consulate in istanbul. it has been two weeks since jamal khoshoggi entered this building and apparently never came out. here is angelica alvarez. >> reporter: president trump is a warning against a rush to judgment against saudi arabia in the disappearance of washington post contributor , jamal khoshoggi. >> without being said, saudi arabia has been a very important ally of ours in the middle east. >> reporter: but, the president does say there could be problems if jamal khoshoggi was

found to be murdered on orders from the saudi government. iora want tod out what happe. where's the fault? we will probably know that by the end of the week. >> reporter: secretary of state, mike pompeo, is returning to the u.s. following a whirlwind trip to saudi arabia and turkey to talk to leaders in both countries. secretary pompeo has asked turkey for video and audio tapes. turkey reportedly obtained showing jamal khoshoggi's murder in a saudi consulate. >> i'm not sure yet it is desperate i will have a full report on that for mike when he comes back. that is one of the things that will be the first question i asked megan >> reporter: secretary pompeo said he told the saudi's and the turks the u.s. would give them the space to conduct their own investigations and he offered american help with anita. turkish officials are focusing on a 15 man team they have called a hit squad. the washington post published the blurred passports of 15 saudi men that the seervice

treling with the saudi crown prince on overseas trips. including his stops in tangelica alvarez, cbs news, the white house. >> meanwhile, turkish investigators say they are awaiting approval from saudi arabia to search the saudi counsel residence. the general has apparently ardie left the country. a purple heart recipient from san jose has the gift of vision. leonard v hill is one of six u.s. veterans from the bay area , receiving free vision correction this morning in san jose. part of the annual gift of sight program. he survived a roadside bomb but suffered from traumatic brain and vision injuries. >> i always thought about doing this type of surgery, but it was unaffordable for me , at the time. i kind of put it off until i found the gift of sight program.

>> also volunteers as a wrestling coach. two athletes honored 50 years later after they took a stand at the 1968 olympic games. basel mexico city, 50 years ago taking a stand for civil rights. that your carlos won the bronze on smith won the gold in the 200-meter. the two men look back on that event as a university marked a big anniversary. >> we wanted to do something that would be profound , yet and still nonviolent that would radiate throughout society. >> the removal remains a pivotal point in history. there is a statue on san jose's campus honoring the two men. doctors are combining artificial intelligence with colonoscopy to help prevent colon cancer. we will show you how it works.

we are taking you out to the east bay this afternoon. a beautiful live look at our dublin cam. we will talk about if we will see any changes in the seven-day forecast.

earlier today -- this store in newfound made the first legal marijuana sale.. but some of the country's biggest cities have not yet approved canada is the second country to legalize the adult use of marijuana. earlier today of th country's biggt cities hav not yet appred dispensaries to open. there is growing concern over pot shortage which could lead some canadians to shop for the drug on the black market

or online. alberta and quibec have sent the minimum age for purchase at 18 while others have made it 19. california doctors are using artificial intelligence to make colonoscopies more accurate and help save lives. as chris martinez shows us the system helps find abnormalities that might otherwise go undetected. >> i have a family history. >> reporter: a with colon cancer on both his mother and father side, john gifford is a diligent about getting a colonoscopy every five years. so when his doctor offered a new test using artificial intelligence, john immediately said yes. >> we are living in a tech world. this seems like the next obvious evolution. >> reporter: the colonoscopy developed by doctors at university of california irvine was designed to spot the polyps were all colorectal cancers begin. >> colon cancer is the second leading deaths of deaths in the u.s. >> reporter: it can identify up to 20% more

abnormalities than a traditional test. the system uses an algorithm analyzing 98 images per second as a searches for both formed polyps and tissue that could become one. the program shows the results to doctors in real time, during the procedure. >> it may identify a polyp that we otherwise might have missed. >> reporter: in jones case, the test did exactly that. detecting two polyps that were beginning to form on his colon. a potentially life-saving fine. thanks to a smarter scam. chris martinez, cbs news, orange, california. >> doctors at uc irvine are only offering the artificial intelligence colonoscopy one day per week. they hope to make the screening standard. and lift off. take a look at this, cape canaveral was lit up bright and early this morning. nasa launched its atlas 5 rocket into the sky. the rocket quickly

arched over the atlantic ocean. atlas 5 is carrying a $1.8 billion military communications satellite. we have some pretty expensive computers giving mary all the information she needs for her forecast. >> we've got weather models, we have satellites that we are tracking our weather. of course we have beautiful weather to track. you can see closely shallow marine layer out there in the distance. you can also see mount diablo looking fantastic this afternoon. check out our temperatures. santa rosa 58 degrees. it is still cool for you brady had the fog really lingering around for most of the morning. finally the fog mixed out and burned offer you without sunshine. 71, one of the warmer spots in conquered.

heading out to the beaches, be prepared the first significant swell of the fall season begins today for all bay area beaches. 2-4 feet at 18-20 seconds. that means very large waves. increased risk and danger of rip currents and sneaker waves and larger swells for tomorrow. swells 6 feet at 15 seconds, breaking waves 10-12 either. the water temperature the upper 50s to low 60s. really if you are heading out to the beaches , just watch the waves ser about 30 minutes make sure you are safe out on here we go with our 24 hour temperature change, we are cooler things to that onshore push. 14 degrees cooler in santa rosa. 4 degrees cool i reco to the l ts time. here is the satellite and radar view. we have that ridge of high pressure still to our north

and upload to ourselves. these weather features not moving all that much. because of that our pattern remains the same over the next several days. if you like this weather, you have it for the next several days here. just to show you as we head there tonight into tomorrow morning we will have that fog and low cloud action once again. and then we will see that sunshine as we had through the afternoon tomorrow. sunset at 6:29 in our sunrise tomorrow at 7:21. temperatures right around where we should be this time of year. upper 60s in san francisco, low 70s in oakland, low '80s convert -- concord, livermore. very similar for tomorrow, little bit warmer friday and saturday. plenty of sunshine for the weekend and cooler by next week and possibility of some let's check out how wall street is doing this afternoon with about 20 minutes to go before the closing bell.

it is down about 90 points. we will be right back after this.

the 6-point-9 earthquake violen to annry travertine earthquake. he violently shook the bay area. kpix 5 was covering the oakland a's and the san francisco giants is a face-off in the world series. this is what viewers saw. >> the oakland a's take -- >> we were in the parking lot and i remember

watching those microwaves on the top of trucks start to swing like this. on the concrete was going like this. >> this evening on kpix 5, hear from the people who were there as can takes us back to the 15 seconds they gave everyone in the bay area a wake-up call. we will be right back.

ken and liz will see you at five. have a great afternoon. that will do it for us. it is lunchtime.

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