now at noon, early federal findings in the deadly dive boat tragedy.

information released within just the last hour. began, everyone. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. the national transportation safety board just released the preliminary information on the dive boat fire that killed 30 people off the southern california coast. anne makovec is here with the very latest. >> reporter: it is a two-page report released less than an hour ago and it runs down the tragedy from the crew members' perspective since they are the only ones who survived. it describes one waking up to a noise and seeing the fire rise from a compartment below him. he alerted the other four crew above deck. they radioed the coast guard and then tried to access the compartment below where the passengers were sleeping. the report goes on to say unable to use the ladder which was on fire. the crew members jumped down to the main deck, one crew member broke his leg in the process. and tried to access the salon and galley compartment which was fully engulfed by fire and thick smoke. unable to open the window and overwhelmed by smoke. the crew jumped overboard. the report goes on to say that two crew members and the captain then swam to the stern, got back on the boat, but they still couldn't get to the deck

below because it was blocked by fire. so they launched a small emergency boat and picked up the two remaining crew members in the water. we have new video from the site. coast guard officers will be working to stabilize and remove the boat from the water since it sank on labor day. the final body was retrieved last night. no mention of safety lapses. passengers may not have received throat safety briefings. >> thank you. we'll have much more on this story coming up on the kpix 5 news at 5:00 and online, of course, kpix.com. new details today about the shooting death of former nfl defensive back and bay area native terrell roberts. his family says he was killed last night on fascination circle in richmond in his grandmother's backyard.

kpix 5's jackie ward has the latest on the case. >> reporter: police here in richmond tell me that around 4:10 yesterday afternoon, terrell roberts was hit in the chest by a single bullet and it killed him. the suspect is still out there. >> from what we've learned, it was a disturbance in the garage. the shooting occurred in a garage and he stumbled to the backyard. >> reporter: clyde tucker has lived here for 36 years and said he had known roberts since i was little. >> i see him, we have talks d i would, you know, give him encouragement and stuff to keep it straight and everything. so yeah, he was a great kid. >> reporter: another neighbor described him as interesting and nice. he spade he spoke to the grandmother earlier. >> she said, yeah, she knew some of his so-called friends, but she doesn't know who it was and why they would do it to him. she didn't know. >> reporter: roberts was originally from berkeley. he graduated from el cerrito

high school, went on to play football at oregon state university and made it into the nfl playing two seasons for the cincinnati bengals before he was injured and retired. some former teammates expressed their condolences saying: >> reporter: the suspect is described as a 25-year-old to 35-year-old 250-pound bald man with a beard wearing a black shirt when the shooting happened. police are now asking anyone in that neighborhood if they have surveillance video that may help them in their investigation. roberts was 38 years old. in richmond, jackie ward, kpix 5. >> roberts is a twin but police say this is not a case of mistaken identity. police have not identified a motive yet. to the weather right now and a heat advisory for parts of the bay area as we take live

look outside. inland locations like dublin feeling it the most today. meteorologist mary lee is tracking the temperatures this afternoon. mary. >> that's right, kenny. we're watching those temperatures rise well above average for this time of year definitely that summer-like feel as we go through today and for tomorrow. and that is why a heat advisory is in effect today and tomorrow. let's show that you heat advisory in effect today until 7:00 p.m. and then again from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. tomorrow. most the bay area in the 80s and 90s today. it gets hotter for tomorrow. we are talking triple digits for friday because of the strong ridge of high pressure. we have a "spare the air" alert. we'll talk about what to expect as we go through next week.

more coming up. campaign 2020 we are hours away from the next democratic presidential debate. the field of hopefuls continues to narrow. and tonight's debate in texas includes all of the front- runner at once. cbs reporter natalie brand is in houston with a look ahead. >> reporter: good afternoon. this will mark the first debate when all the top tier candidates will take the stage in one night at the same time and also the first debate of the season on a college campus. and that means a key part of the audience tonight will be young adult voters. former vice president joe biden will be center stage tonight highlighting his status as the moderate front-runner sandwiched between two progressives, senators warren and sanders. >> you always go after the leader. so clearly, i expect warren in particular and also bernie sanders to attack biden.

>> reporter: dr. michael adams chair of the political science department at texas southern university says the venue a historically black college presents an opportunity for the candidates. >> the candidates who actually speak to the progressive issues in terms of social justice issues, criminal justice reform, i think it will resonate with this particular audience. >> reporter: these tsu students say they want to hear substance, not just sound bites. >> we heard our parents speak about all the fancy words and we have got then but we want to see actual action. >> reporter: voters will be listening for action plans on two issues that resonate cross- country. but especially hit home here in texas. immigration and gun violence. two mass shootings have shaken the state in recent weeks. >> let's not just graze over gun control. we know that we need it. but let's see, like, how it's going to happen and that should be a first 100 days issue. >> reporter: climate change is also in focus. activists suspended themselves from a bridge shutting down the

largest oil exporting channel in the country. the tsu students you heard from also note that education affordability and college tuition will be key issues they are listening for and the political science professor we spoke to notes that he believes california senator kamala harris will play up the fact that she also attended a historically black college. >> president trump's campaign team will try to make his voice heard in houston tonight. they are planning to fly a banner over the city to paint the democrats as socialists. some u.s. lawmakers are taking a step toward potential impeachment proceedings against president trump. today the house judiciary committee voted on the ground rules for an investigation including potential hearings. >> with these new procedures we will begin next week an aggressive series of hearings,

um, investigating allegations of corruption, obstruction and abuse of power against the president. >> chairman nadler says the investigation will go well beyond the mueller report and the first hearing will be on september 17th. the ceos of more than 100 companies including bay area- based uber, levi strauss and twitter also sounding off on the nation's gun debate. in a letter to congress, the business leaders imploring lawmakers to widen background checks to apply to all gun sales and enact a federal red flag law. part of the letter related, quote, doing nothing about america's gun violence crisis is unacceptable and it's time to stand for gun safety. gun violence in america is not inevitable. it's preventable. the ceos argue that current laws do not wholly reflect how people buy guns today. new video this afternoon of an atm abandoned by the side of the highway in salinas after the deputy who found the machine did some digging. a number found inside led to

the children's discovery museum in san jose. turns out the machine had been missing for two days. one or more suspects dress the as technicians wheeled it away over the weekend. >> the atm company had been here the day before working on the machine. we serve 400,000 visitors a year. there's just a lot of activity. >> san jose police say it is fairly common for atms to be stolen because they are just plugged into an ethernet cable. the monterey county sheriff's office and san jose police department are investigating. a dramatic plane crash caught on camera. how witnesses rushed in to get people out. >> clothing with a cause. meghan markle launches a fashion line to help working women. : geico makes it easy to get help when i need it.

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dramatic new video of the moment a plane makes an emergency crash-landing in florida. look closely as the plane's wing almost hits an airport employee. look at that! afraid the plane would catch fire, witnesses took quick action grabbing fire extinguishers and getting the two people on board out of the aircraft. the two pilots survived and no one on the ground was hurt. as the u.s. government works to crack down on vaping, san francisco-based juul is going global. the ecigarette maker has entered china via e-commerce sites like alibaba and jd.com. it's an effort to tap into the world's largest market of smokers and as we first reported yesterday at noon, president trump is vowing to ban flavored ecigarettes in the u.s. to deter youth vaping. let's see how stocks are trading during the afternoon session:

the do you dow is up 121. meghan markle l a launched a clothing collection. cindy pom has the story. >> reporter: meghan markle's fashion line is only temporary but she hopes the difference it makes will last a lifetime. >> as women, it is 100% our responsibility, i think, to support and up lift each other. >> reporter: the duchess of sussex unveiled the collection in london created in partnership with her designer friend and three major british brands. it's supporting the uk charity smashing works which helps unemployed women find work. >> you'll know when you put on the clothes, that some other woman on the other side of this country is wearing that piece because you made that purchase. >> reporter: for every piece of clothes someone buys, the same item is donated to the charity giving women here in the uk a new outfit for their job

interviews. >> this time i have on a lovely dress, i had a nice jacket to go with it and i probably was standing taller than usual because, you know, i did really feel good in it. >> reporter: when someone is hired the charity donates five more pieces of clothing to build a small wardrobe for work. cindy pom, cbs news, london. >> the clothing collection will be available for two weeks. let's check our forecast right now. spectacular conditions out there mary. >> that's right. those temperatures are warming up plenty of sunshine out there. and a spectacular view with our "salesforce tower" camera looking north of clear skies over the golden gate. let's show you our temperatures. boy, warming up here in the 70s and 80s right now. our temperatures will continue to climb. 87 in concord and livermore. 77 oakland. mid-70s in san francisco. and in the mid-80s for san jose and santa rosa. 24-hour temperature change. much warmer compared to

yesterday at this time running anywhere from 4 to 7, 8 degrees, even 9 degrees warmer than yesterday. check out livermore, 9 degrees warmer look at 8 degrees warmer at hayward. 9 degrees warmer in novato. 7 degrees warmer for napa compared to yesterday. this is why. this strong ridge of high pressure in place. it will be the dominant weather feature over the next couple of days. so that ocean influence has minimized. and actually, a weak offshore wind component is expected for tomorrow which is why temperatures will heat up even more. but taking you hour by hour on futurecast to show you all that sunshine today, plenty of sun to start off the day tomorrow and then again hotter for friday. looking ahead to next week, some changes. we'll have more of that ocean breeze kicking back in. it will be much cooler and this low pressure system could bring a few showers to the bay area for monday. so watching that very closely for you. in the meantime, our sunset at

7:22 and our sunrise tomorrow morning at 6:49. daytime highs well above average. we have that heat advisory in effect for today for most of the bay area except the coast, and we have another heat advisory that will be in effect for tomorrow as well due to these hot temperatures. 92 in san jose. 90 fremont. 87 oakland. 83 san francisco. so there we go. heating up for tomorrow, triple- digit heat inland, expected for tomorrow. and very warm for the bay and for the coast. so warm temperatures a tiny bit cooler for saturday. but much cooler on sunday and for monday and again, right now, there is a chance to see some showers today and sprinkled on monday. >> we'll keep our fingers crossed for that. that would be good. >> that would be different. >> it's been a long time since we have had rain. >> thank you. still ahead, helping students become the makers of tomorrow. meet a bay area high schooler introducing others to engineering. >> and we want to remind you, kpix 5 is a proud sponsor of this year's pet food express bay area pet fair this weekend

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as an 8th grader she created a device regarding heat stroke and dehydration. sharon chin introduces us to this week's bay area jefferson award winner. >> work together on this one first. >> reporter: girls attach markers in a battery-operated motor on a cylinder to make a robot. she teaches at sunrise middle school in san jose. the concept sticks with the 7th grader. >> open my eyes for me to be a scientist or, like, to be an inventser. >> reporter: she came up with the idea for the program while volunteering among elementary students who didn't know much at all about engineering. >> really made me feel kind of confused and angry because i was going to a school where i was being taught programming in middle school itself.

>> reporter: the 17-year-old notre dame high school senior founded makers of tomorrow in 2016 to expose underserved students to her passion. >> engineering is so critical to getting future jobs in the silicon valley and future careers. i really wanted to make an impact on these students by introducing them to engineering. >> reporter: she did the research herself and developed her own curriculum. it's no accident that all these activities are hands on. sunrise middle school administrator is impressed. >> i think that's amazing. you know? it takes a long time to come up with lesson plans especially ones that are engaging as this. >> reporter: she and her high school volunteers have taught more than 150 students in about a dozen south bay schools and libraries. the city council grants pay for the materials. the projects from circuitry to coding teach perseverance through trial and error to students like samia. s hruti is a role model. >> she has the brains.

that could become me, too. >> wow. >> reporter: so for introducing underserved students to engineering, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to [ speaking foreign language ] sharon chin, kpix 5. and remember, you can nominate your own local hero for a jefferson award online at kpix.com/hero. >> if you have a consumer problem or question, email us. consumerwatch@cbssf.com. or call that number on your screen. 1-888-5-helps-u. we'll be right back.

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refrigerator. and when you cut them in half, get a spoon, dig them out and enjoy like dessert in your hand. 'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. always always nd always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. tomorrow is sentencing day for felicity huffman in the college admissions scandal. now it's inspiring changes in california. how the proposed laws would level the playing field for students. we'll have that story and much more coming up tonight at 5:00. and that's it for us here at kpix 5 news at noon. go out and enjoy the day. it's warm out there. keep watching kpix 5. stay inside. stay cool. right? see you tomorrow morning 4:30.

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