you realize later on and you are like man, now i got to live with this forever! she is facing a recall ng tonight. why family members say they are still being ignored scattered spider could be responsible for turning people's vacations straight into a scene from the dmv waiting room. from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >>ello, i am sara donchey. everyone has regrets. we have all made mistakes. some are of course much bigger than others, like the ones that landed this groupof men in san quentin.

the problem is some of them where the regrets on their skin, even if they want to change. they wilfollow them everywhere, even after they havserved their time. with the governor's recent push to transform the prison into a place where people can rebui erase some of the visible e to events of a life gone off track. our ryan yamamoto went inside san quentinwhere some of the men are removing their tattoos to get a clean slate. >> what if you could literally erase your past? i am ryan yamamoto inside san quentin where inmates with tattoos are >> reporter: this is a life that he now wears on his sleeve. >> this is gabriel the arch ang slaying the devil and casting him into the fire. so this tattoon my left arm is a portrait to that change that i havemade. >> reporter: but on his hands -- >> i had a woodpile tattoo on

my right hand. i became col. when you are young and u get a dumb tattoo you realize later on and you are like oh man, now i got to live >> reporter: but luckily, not everything is permanent in life. with the relaunching of the state tattoo removal prram, colby and other inmateill get a chance to erase a piece of their past. >> wh is happening is that the laser is hitting the ink and breaking it up into little particles. >> reporter:t is a job that crisp antonel is proud to be a part of. >> that hurts. >reporter: colby is finding out that sometimes change can be painf

>> it hurts? >> oh yeah. it is worse tan the actual tattoo was. >> reporte: the department of corrections startedthe tattoo removal program five years ago, shutting down during the pandemic but relaunching july. >> so it is a second chance. >> it is, absolutely, yes >> reporter: for tamiko, she says it gives inmates leaving prison better chance of making it on the outside. >>we understand how sometimes people can be judged. they may have unsightly tattoos or offensive tattoos, gang tattoos, and all these things can prevent someone from gaining valuable employment. >> reporter: inmates like daniel barrick on, who admit his body is a dark reflection of what he once was.

monster, a drug addict, a gang membe somebody who really had starting with the removal of the tattoos on his hands, and those three dots on the left side of his face. >> for people who don't know, >> it symbolizes southern california gang members. my crazy life. >> reporter: and daniel tells us he eventually plans to remove all of his tattoos. >you are going to go clean slate. >> clean slate, yeah. fresh start. >> that's a commitment! >> i was extreme out there before. i think i can be ereme for the positive, you know? >> reporter: finding sometng positive as they begin their new lives, daniel looking forwarto his release at the end of the month. colby will see his freedomin 14 months.

his future is now about more than just himself. >> so far the corrections department has relaunched the tattoo removalprogram at 10 of its facilities. fair to say the room got heated at a town hall tonight her controversial approach to - law and order. price is facing 3 a recall effort driven largely by victims' families who tell jocelyn moran they have been t out of the conversati >> reporter: this happene inside of a church in fremont. you have people there who supported the d.a. and then you had the critics. things got heated at another one of alameda county's town halls, especially when price talked about restorative justice. >> the basic tenet of

restorative justice is about victims, making sure that victims have the opportunity to hold the person acuntable. >>i am a victim myself! i am a victim! >> reporter: victim rashida has been begging for a meeting with pamela price and has been told s is busy. for her this is extremely personal. she is the dow of kevin nishida, who was sh and killed as a security guard two years ago. >> what about the victims of this crime? of course i am the voice for kevin. >> reporter: during the town hall, the moderator asked perez how she and her department are listening to victims of crime. >> we are in contact,

communication with victims across the board. >> reporter: that is when virginia nishida stood up and left. price answered pre-smitted questions and young people. >> this is what we have to stop investing in incarceration and start investing in education. you have investment programs thadraw young people in. >> reporter: the d.a says that problem in determining who gs charged. she says she is working on those disparities. it is no secret there have been a lot of problems at the former westfie mall in downtown san francisco . they announced they were pulling out of them all back in june. theft and decliing sales have been concerns,but now one of the stores in the mall is suing

over it. clothing company american eagle is suing westfield, accusing them of letting the ball deteriorate into disarray so much so that they say their own employees have had to suffer gun violence, assault and robberies. westfield has declinto comment on the lawsuit. governo newsom says the state will intervene in a federal court case that has barred san francisco from sweeping homeless encampment. in an interview with politico, newsom said the judge has gone way of the state solvinga he hopes the case goes to the supreme court, adding that it is quite a statement coming from a progressive democrat. school board members are usually educators. parents, community leaders, at least adults. very rarely are they children, butthe contra costa county board of education is trying it. they had their first ever student members at the meeting tonight and as andrea nakano reports, they are bringing a special point of

view. >> reporter: daphne melick and sophia nguyen did not waste any time getting involved in the board meeting. melick is a senior at monte vista high and she seeks tbe a voice for fellow students. >> i run my nonproft for use. >> reporter: but to her it was important to lift up the voices of homeless youth in the county. as an emancipted minor and former homeless youth, i believe i can have a perspective that cannot maybe be broadly shared by the mmunity, but it is a community that people sometimes assume does not exist. >> reporter: sophia nguyen is an advocate who did not regret taking on this role, even though she juggles youth coalition, school and work. >> i have always had to manage

a lot of my plate, especially a job, to support my family and my medical bil comes with practice and time. >> reporter: sophia and daphne are among the first students ever to serve on the contra costa county board of education. they realize they need to bring in student voices to each and every meeting. >> ey are the ones at the schools and they can use their voice. they are also in touch with their peers. very much so. so that was an important piece of this. >> i think i can bring this new pepective. not to say that our board members are old, but youth perspeive can be refreshing. >> reporter: the county had a lot of qualified applicants but they found two students who are mmitted to making an impact now and in he future. >> i have known what i have wanted to do for a long time. i

have planned my life around this. it is crazy at times and streful at times but so lfilling it i would not anything else. >> as students, sophia and daphne will be able to make their voice heard but they will only have a vote that will not count towards decision-making. bold move may have saved their lives. and a vegas resort giants uck in a tangled web af are worried the problems will follow them home. the fog has been spreading out for the past few hours but before he did, temperatures had warmed up to a few degrees above averag especially inland. we are going to see a cooldown in time for the last weekend of summer. details coming up in the first alert fo

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it is about the scaries way that robbercould burst into someone's home. masks on, stun guns out and zip ties. a lot of it was caught on camera these brave victims made that saved the day.

>> they put me like this. my face. head on the ground. >> reporter: tony nguyen has a cut on his face from four armed men with halloween masks who force their way throughhis front door in westminster on monday night. after nguyen was zapped with a stun gun, he said his family members iluding his seven-year-old daughteand a teenage son were zip tied. this home invasion was recorded by several cameras hanging throughout nguyen's house. his wife could be heard on a 911 call as she had in the closet and whispered that she was in danger. westminster police said they got to the house in

three minutes and caught one of the robbers who was trying to scale a wall to get away. his loaded gun was found in the neborhood. >> the victims were tied up in the living room and the suspects were ransacking the home. they had filled up a pillowcase that they had taken frthe home and that was recovered outside. >> reporter: detectives are using video to try to identify >> who are these guys? who are they? >> i have no idea. i don't know them. >> police arrested a 29-year-old man. they said there was cash, jewey and designer purses inside the llowcase. detectives are trying to figure out if the men targeted the specific family. tonight, relaxinor wild vegas vacatioare more like the dmv. lis out of the parking garage, hours long.

slot machineare out of service. don't forget the fear that your personal data could have been stolen by hackers. all of that because of an ongoing cyber attack against mgm hotels. reuters reports tat a hackig group named scattered spider got into mgm system so the hotel group had and contain the damage. days e later the resort website is still off-line and a lot of things actually in the hotels and casinos are not working as they should. at the bellagio, some slots work, but you have to talk to an attendant to get paid out, even $.25. checking into the hotel there is a line, >> no apologies from mgm, no apologiefrom bellagio. >> they got all your bank details, and how is that going tpan out if you get home and you have a massive bill from

somebody who is in nigeria or something like that? how are you going to get it back? >> i think the most frustrati business as usual. is - >> one concern is whether hotel rooms are secure. e guest said that when he checked and he walked into two rooms that were already occupie and checking in she has bee getting unusual messageon her phone. >> i have nine text messages saying that my accounts are locked with accounts that i don't even have. you don't know what you are even dealing with. >> this kind of attack did not st happen at mgm. tonig% bloomberg is reporting that caesars entertainment was hacked in recent weeks but paid tens of millions of dollars in ransom money. but you know, paul, people go to vegas for very specific, albeit very fferent reasons, but what gets me is the social media images of people waiting for 3.5 hours just to check into

throom. i would've given up. not everybody has the option to just go somewhere else, especially with money involved, but -- >> once you havpaid, if you are going to spend a week there, spending a few hours in line is worth it for the rest othe week, but you get into the room and somebody else is already in there! i don't think we are done hearing about this just yet. you are never done hearing about the fog in san francisco! september tends to take a break but that has not been the case this september. summertime patternnd the fog is spreading out again. low cloud cover and fog spreading across the bay through the rest of tonight. hazy sunshine again tomorrow with some wildfire smoke in the atmosphere. air quality should be okay. high temperatures near average tomorrow. the cooldown starts to kick in on friday and will

be more noticble over the weekend and to start off next week. let's take a look at the current air quality map which includes a lot of yellow dots interspersed with green dots. the worst that we are seeing is moderate air quality. i think that is about the worst is going to get because of the amount of smoke at ground level not being very concentrated. we are towards the low end of the ectrum and modelsindicate that will remain the case tomorrow as the winds shift direction, which will help to push that smo further to the north. also good ns is that a little bit after tomorrow. so everything is waiting for fridaycooler temperatures, better airquality. ragweed is still the primary offender, so if you are sensitive to that might be ready. but not much cloud cover at ground level. temperaturs are in the 50s in santa rosa, san francisco and oakland. still hanging onto 70 degrees in concord but you join everybody else in the 50s later tonight. we are going to see reduced visibility into the inland valleys, but even where the fog makes its way inland it is not going to last very long.

tough time shaking it entirely. i think any amount of sunshine you see peeking through will be a bonus for thursday afternoon. temperatures tonight dropping down to about 60 degrees and highs are almost exactly normal for e middle of september. mi60s along the coast, assing you see a little sunshine, otherwise you are in the upper 50s. around the south end of the bay, low to mid 80s in the santa clara valley and even the hottest spots east of mount diablo around 90 for antioch in brentwood. could be a lot worse for mid-september. temperatures in the north bay a mix of 70s and low 80s until you go further north. still feeling like the peak of summertime with temperatures into the 90s. the cooldown that ppens over the weekend will be minimally noticeable for san francco and oakland, just a two or three degree drop. the

cooldown is more noticeae to eight degree drop for the - clara valleys and inland. ta - sundayand monday those mperatures will be a good six to eight degrees below normal 3 but then we returned to near average on wednesday which is the second to last day of summertime, officially , with friday. it is very niche. also a fun word. this world-famous japane artist is puttingonsters on splay. a preview of the first solo show at bay area museum. the a's are definitely up for proving who has the upper hand in the al west. and the

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iconic stopwatch won't be reset but for a few episodes this fall. 60 minutes will be 90 minutes. starting next month the show is 90 minutes for about six episodes when cbs this man who made this work is known as the andy warhol of japan. night he bring some never before seen pieces to san francisco. takashi murakami is holding his first-ever solo show and tonight we got a sneak peek. he is famous for his anime designs. the show focuses on how social media has changed humanity and relationships. he saithat it is putting he has beenworking on the show for for five years and more than 70% of the art is new. >> the city has a lot of tech people, but my piece is actually like an nft. so many

layers have japanese culture. the show opens friday and runs through february 12th. > all right, vern! the roller coaster that is the giants continues on. >> let me tell you something, okay? get on the roller coasr, strap in! these next 16 games which include orado, arizona and a bunch with the dodgers, i don't know whether this roller coaster is going to go up, down? i don't know how it is going to end! but it is really going to be going somewhere! so we have team plays scrappybarely makes a playoff run. the giants, the got to work on that "barely make," first. if they barely make it, they might look at today's game against cleveland. kyle harrison is 22. helasted only four innings and did not get a lot of help from

the defense. this is where this one went. couple of runs scored here. cleveland jumped by the eighth inning the giants were down three. 21 for j.d. davis and he drove it! look where it lands! just inches over the wall for a game-tying 31 blast! this one went extras, folks. to the 10th. lamonte wade jr. with a chance to be a hero for a second straight day. fly ball to left. was it deep enough to score patrick bailey from third? they tested the arm of fremont and bailey was safe! a sac fly game-winner. giants win by a final 6-5. so what does it mean? the giants are eds and diamondbacks for th final wild-card spot. the nts in the rockies tomorrow. six teams remain in the hunt for all three wild-card spots, all within four games of each other. look, taller terrel owens

is! he was in houson. combined no-hitter going into the night, but ryan noda spoiled the party! the a is scored a pair of runs but took losnumber 100. but i love the fight! shout out this young lady! plug from the crowd at a wnba game in connecticut. for $94,000!wow! she just became the most popular girl at her school. and her team, the connticut sun, won game one of the playoff series by 30. las vegas rolled chicago 87-59. but what a shot! she was probablasking mom and dad

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so when i li in southern california i actually dictated where i would live based on the isk of bears! i know that is probably not the most reasonable metric, but i did coming into your home late at night and you find out that a bear has gone through all of your stuff. it did happen,nd this one was a hungry bear! it county. take a look. that's the damage. syrup, fruit and honey.

>> anything sweet! >i want to see the point of opening! and then the bear left sticky footprints all over the kitchen floor, buwhere did they lead? >> it looks like the baby had a sampl platter. was like someof this not feeling that. platter! now chelsea is - speaking my language. she found the mass and the broken down door when she got home at 2:00 a.m. >> i saw the refrigerator open from a window because we have kitchen, and i went right back to my ca beca (upbeat music)