live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. breaking news. new details this noon hour about the dismissed jurors in the ghost ship warehouse trial. i'm michelle griego. i'm kenny choi. we've learned the judge is looking into the cell phone history of three dismissed

jurors and the use of material outside deliberations. yesterday, two men and a woman replaced three female jurors and there was no immediate explanation for why. the judge's instruction suggested may have been because of improper use of the internet, cell phones or exposure to media coverage of the case. the jury has been ordered to start over and we have juliette goodrich on this story and we will have the latest on the news at 5. a new push in the battle over the planned name for a bay area subway station. >> we have emily turner at the live desk. >> reporter: is unfolding with live pictures that you can see where what is happening is that on the steps of city hall right now, protesters are holding a news conference and rally to basically say they do not want the central subway chinatown station to be named after rose pak. this is a live look at the protest with these signs up and their message is very clear. they wanted to be the chinatown

station, only. >> the chinatown station should be named as chinatown station only. is that right, everyone? >> reporter: last week, members of the merchants association marched to urge them to name the station by its geographic location. opponents say that rose pak had a reputation as a powerbroker with a negative side and they said she coerced merchants into making political donations, as well as pressuring non-english speakers to vote a certain way for elections. the merchants and the residents are part of the rally taking place and they will have the opportunity to make public comments at the board of directors meeting that will happen later today. we will track this story and bring the very latest. i'm emily turner. back to you. the search is on for the suspect involved in a violent assault near uc berkeley.

just before 2:00, the victim was attacked on channing way and telegraph, just a few blocks from campus. they said the person was assaulted with a deadly weapon and taken to the hospital with major injuries. today is move in day for thousands of cal students and we will have more on this story on the kpix news at 5:00 and kpix.com. a brazen break in at the international spy shop in san francisco with burglars busting out the front window around 4:30 this morning. the sub >> seemed to have fled immediately. he took hidden cameras, stun guns and voice changes. firefighters believe it was an electrical problem that sparked a fire in san francisco on gerard street. you can see the firefighters removing debris from the roof and the home. we are told five residents are displaced and fortunately, no one was hurt. taking a live look at san

francisco international. today, sales of single use plastic water bottles are coming to an end, in an effort to protect the environment. they are eliminated from shops, cafis, vending machines and restaurants. water will be sold and recyclable aluminum, glass or compostable bottles but it will not affect plastic bottles of flavored beverages including sodas, teas or juices. >> we sell about 10,000 bottles of water per day and it generates 28 million pounds of waste per year. this is really a big thing we can impact in terms of having waist not going to the landfill. >> for now, the policy applies only to the airport and not the carriers flying in and out of sfo. a memorial is under way for the chp officer killed in the line of duty last week in riverside. a procession began for 34-year- old andre moye jr. a couple of hours ago. he was impounding a car during a traffic stop when the driver pulled out a rifle and shot

him. two other officers were injured by gunfire and the gunman was killed in the shootout. former vice president joe biden is making big gains in a new poll a while kamala harris is seeing a steep drop in support. senator harris dropped 12 points , from 17% in june to just 5% this month, the lowest she has polled in any survey since mid- june. a big week for democrats with hundreds of dnc delegates to hear from the 13 presidential contenders. former vice president joe biden will not be among the candidates. cbs news learned the white house is considering new tax cuts to boost the economy. the administration disputes a report it is considering a payroll tax cut. >> natalie brand has the latest. >> reporter: the dow jones opened slightly lower tuesday with the trump administration considering new tax cuts and the white house is disputing

the washington post report that a payroll tax cut is on the table. payroll taxes are taken out of work or paychecks to fund social security and medicare and if that tax is lowered, people will have more take-home pay and it's seen as a way to increase spending and possibly delay a recession. a majority of economists predict the u.s. is headed to a recession by 2021, at the latest. a slowdown could threaten the president's ability to campaign on the economy going into the 2020 election. the white house downplays concerns. >> the fundamentals of our economy are very strong and you know it. we have more people working in this country right now than ever before in the nation's history. >> reporter: on twitter on tuesday, the president retweeted vice president mike pence's comments kid, saying the economy is thriving in the auto industry is roaring back in michigan. the vice president spoke to leaders monday one day before wo from u.s. steel that it will temporarily lay off hundreds of workers at the

state's great lakes facility. natalie brand, cbs news, the white house. the president is calling for the federal reserve to slash interest rates by a full percentage point. the fed would normally only consider this during a recession. the 49ers defeated the broncos last night but jimmy garoppolo appeared shaky in his first game since suffering a season ending knee injury last september. he spoke to reporters this morning. >> it's something i haven't done in a year, obviously. i've got to knock off the rust. thankfully, we have a short week and i will bounce back quickly and it's the first step of getting back into it. >> his first pass was knocked down and his second was intercepted and a third was tipped. the fourth attempt was blocked. the 49ers play the chiefs on saturday night. as more students go back to class today, our special back- to-school coverage continues in fremont. >> the school district is

moving away from the junior high model and creating middle schools. jackie ward shows us the warm welcome for sixth-graders. >> reporter: there has been construction going on for three years. walters junior high will be walter's middle school, the first of five that will be created in the fremont unified school district. every possible minute, construction groups will put on the finishing touches, and still students will be walking through the door. kim wallace cannot wait until the first day they are here. >> it is one thing when they do the infrastructure and the wiring and another when you see the big beautiful buildings and happy kids going to school. >> reporter: in 2014, measure e gave the fremont district district $650 million to upgrade the schools and deal with population growth and modernization. this project at walters converts old buildings while adding new ones and will cost about $50 million. >> it's nice to see and to get

in the 21st century. >> reporter: fremont is surrounded by declining districts. >> we have to find classrooms to put students in but we are now in a place where kids are coming to fremont and wanting to be in our schools. >> reporter: they are creating a middle school model and moving away from the junior high model. they will finally match the rest of the state. >> it gives more space and we don't have to overload schools. people can go to their neighborhood schools. >> reporter: after a decade, brian williams said this school year brings new challenges. >> two thirds of the student body will be new. six and seventh grade, brand new and eighth grade will be the old guard and they will be the social and academic leaders for the new students. >> reporter: the next obstacle for the district is monitoring demographic trends to make sure they project the right space for students and that they aren't overbuilding or under

building. >> it depends on who ends up moving in. are the people with kids? that is the big question for us. >> reporter: fremont is adding 8000 housing units over the next few years and while they convert four more high schools in two middle schools, there will be horner junior high and that project will tear down all of the buildings because it was cheaper to start from scratch and build new buildings, as opposed to modernizing old buildings. jackie ward, kpix5. >> our special back-to-school coverage continues tomorrow. a new normal these days, school shooting drills and how local police departments prepare students for worst-case scenarios. that is tomorrow on kpix5 starting at 4:30. one of the hottest social media apps for teens and between's. >> they are sharing more than they should on the tick-tock app. a massive implosion of the florida airport and a powerful

video of this. a cool day with a strong onshore flow and lower than average temperatures. high pressure is building in with a warm-up on the way and details are coming up.

let's see how wall street is doing with 45 minutes before the closing bell. the dow is down more than 100 points right now and a lot of eyes are on pg&e. yesterday, a steep drop in right now, up about 8%.

millions of kids are flocking to an app that allows them to create short lip syncing videos. >> it's fun and games but there is a warning for parents. lisa mateo reports. >> reporter: move over, instagram and snapchatted. one of the hottest apps right now is tiktok. formally known as music link, the app relaunched last year and it allows users to record videos with popular music. these sisters love it. >> it is summer to relate to others your age and it's always funny, always finding something to make you laugh or it will make you feel happy. >> reporter: tiktok is the fastest growing app of its kind right now. joan saltzman said the app has about 1 billion users but parents shoulde tuned in. many of the popular songs have explicit lyrics. >> they have offensive content

and like any social media app, you have to be concerned about the possibility of predators being able to find your child. >> reporter: have you ever been approached by someone you don't know on tiktok? >> yes. i blocked them. they requested to follow me. it was some weird guy. >> reporter: some users have found mean and offensive comments posted for everyone to see but there are safety settings in the app. making an account private allows only approved users to follow your child and you can stop people from interacting with the account and parents can block comments that use offensive words. >> of told them they need to have it on private, not public and they show the video before they put it out. >> reporter: kids can stay safe while having fun. lisa mateo, cbs news, new york. more than one year after the cambridge analytica

scandal, the social media giant is making good on a promise to let users separate internet browsing history from personal profiles. the tool helps users see and manage the data apps and websites collect. it's available in south korea, ireland and spain and rolls out worldwide over the coming months. apple is seeing turnover in their health division. cnbc reports that tensions over leadership have provoked six high-level departures. a recent survey showed discontent among the team, prompting employees to leave the company. tim cook hopes that apple help will someday be the greatest contribution to mankind. an old tampa international airport garages gone for good. there it goes. imploding concrete and the blast was the final part of a

month-long project to remove this structure and to make way for upgrades. 34million passengers per year. time for our weather forecast with mary lee. a cool day with strong onshore flow and through the rest of the afternoon for the coast, breezy and cooler, mid- 60s for the bay and breezy conditions and mild temps, upper 60s to low 70s with plenty of sunshine and because of that marine influence and ocean breeze, great to see good air quality across the bay area with the satellite and radar view having low pressure ushering in the marine influence, keeping us on the cool side. a strong ridge of high pressure will continue building closer to us and we will start to warm up, beginning tomorrow through the week. hour by hour on futurecast, skies are clearing and clouds

pulling back to the coast. tomorrow morning, clouds and fog and definitely not as widespread as this morning. looking ahead to the second half of the week, we will be warmer with above average temperatures because of that strong ridge of high pressure. if you suffer from allergies, medium levels today and tomorrow and increasing thursday and friday with the sunset at 7:56 in the sun rise at 6:30 tomorrow morning. 78 in san jose, 67 in san francisco. there we go with that warm up beginning tomorrow. daytime highs inland in the low to mid-90s with temps increasing thursday and friday and still hot inland with plenty of sunshine. some new video of an unusual rescue in half moon bay. >> oh my gosh! that is the most massive hawk i've ever seen. >> it was a red hawk that smashed through a window of an apartment complex. the couple saw it and called

spca. the hawk was stuck on the other side of the glass but authorities got permission to enter the unit and they were able to save the bird and incredibly, it's okay. in oakland, a deer fell 10 feet to a maintenance hole and was up to its neck in muddy water. they freed the animal with ropes and a pulley and then the buck ran into the wild. still ahead, major movie memorabilia up for grabs.

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