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calling for justice after she dies inside of a bay area jail cell, a east bay plan doing everything he could to cutback on his high-power bill until he realized it was not actually his. we have seen him zip through a racetrack and tackle an obstacle course. >> stand up straight, dude. >> now vern goes head-to-head with a tennis pro. >> i am trying to participate. kpix late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. hello, i'm sara donchey, tonight we are hearing from the defense team in a bay area murder case about to go to trial. you may remember it last april, accused of stabbing bob lee just after they left his sister's home. he stabbed lee and argued their client did not think he killed him.

>> there is evidence tangible evidence that nema did not believe he was fatally injured and bob lee walking up up main street. >> but he was angry about a situation with his sister that ingested the date rain drug given to him by another man. he aggressively questioned lee about what happened and then they say momeni drove up under the bay bridge and stabbed him three times with a can i have enknife. kitchen knife. >> i think it is overbearing. it is misplaced if the drug dealer should be selling drugs to his sister and then they use that as some sort of springboard to say he is so

overbearing, so protective. it really is, it is, it is something that i think it is a stretch. >> and there is a dispute over a piece of video that the prosecution says it shows momeni reenacting the stabbing outside of his former attorney's office after he was arrested. the defense is trying to have that video dismissed. pretrial hearings are set to start tomorrow. we can expect jury selection to begin next week. stay with us. we will continue the coverage of this high profile case. family and friends of a young woman found dead they want answers. found unresponsive in her jail cell earlier this month. her family does not know exactly how she died. [ crowd chanting ]

family and supporters of 22-year-old hadley gathered outside of san francisco's women's jail demanding justice for the woman found dead in her cell earlier this month. >> she matters. she deserved her day in court. she deserved advocacy. she deserved a voice. she delivered to live. >> according to the sheriff's office, she was found unresponsive on september 3rd and pronounced dead that same day. how exactly she died remains unknown. the sheriff's office says it is conducting an investigation but her family says they want their own independent investigation done >> we demand justice to the unanswered questions that we are seeking. >> reporter: before her death she had been behind bars for close to two years. she was arrested back in september of 2022 in connection to a string

of armed robberies. she was charged with 13 counts of armed robbery to remain behind bars. they tried to get her diverted into a mental health program but denied. her supporter say those denials contributed to the environment that led to her death and blame district attorney brook jenkins personally for keeping hadley behind bars. >> i sat in that court hearing and i watched as the district attorney argued against mental health a version for hadley. it was a shame. it was terrible. >> reporter: in a statement da jenkins responded to hadley supporters saying hadley was detained because of the public safety risk she posed the court denied defense counsel's numerous requests for mental health diversion because it was not warranted in this case. had

defense counsel worked in their client's best interest and prepared to settle or go to trial sooner this tragedy may have been avoided. sadly, we will never know. the da went on to offer her condolences to hadley's family but hadley's family says they are not stopping here. they want accountability for her death and say they will continue to fight until justice is served. >> because this capsule we are in is temporary, these hearts we carry are forever more. if you don't know nothing else she is loved and we will not stop. [ applause ] >> according to state records 18 people have died in san francisco jails between 2014 and 2023 including by suicide, natural causes or overdose. just last year salesforce ceo made a lot of people nervous when he threatened to move dreamforce out of the city of san francisco. but, tonight, the city's biggest conference is back and it is expected to

bring in 45,000 visitors. we were there for day one. >> reporter: walking through congested streets of downtown san francisco is not something that jessica does every day. she lives just across the bay in oakland and has not seen the city in two months. today she is pleasantly surprised. >> it is very safe and clean here from what i have seen. >> reporter: christian is one of thousands in town for dreamforce, markets itself as the largest ai conference in the world. looking forward to connecting with co-workers and she said she never felt safer walking through the city streets. >> walking around just, yeah, i feel really at ease and comfortable. good energy from everybody, really positive. >> she is not the only visitor surprised by what she sees. they are seeing the city for the first time since covid and matt says things are different >> the shops are closed down. a lot of empty stalls along the

streets. it feels more empty than it used to. >> reporter: they hit the streets mingling and gearing up for the first day, nearby businesses are preparing for crowds. this barmannager says dreamforce brings in so many customers it pulled them out of the slow season at the end of summer. >> everything picks up twice as much. our lunches can go from 100 covers to 250 covers, dreamforce always comes in full force for us. we love a little craziness with it. >> reporter: the next two days will be filled with keynote speakers and tech reveals with some looking forward to one very special visitor. and that is matthew mcconaughey. >> it is fun it's all right, it's all right. >> reporter: and a fireside talk, it was a.i. the fbi searched a hawaii home looking for evidence against the plan accused of plotting to kill former president trump. we are

learning that ryan routh ran a business on hawaii. >> he said he was in ukraine trying to help the war there against russia. that was the extent of what he was telling me. i did not want to get too much into him. i just wanted him to get started on my project >> trump made his first public appearance since sunday's assassination attempt on his golf course. he spoke at a town hall in michigan >> it has been a great experience. a dangerous business, however, being president. you know, only consequential presidents get shot at. >> harris called trump after he said bidden and harris'

rhetoric was the reason. >> i asked if he was okay and said there is no place for political violence. at the same time the white house is dealing with the fallout of a wave of exploding pagers in lebanon. they were used by members of the militant group hezbollal and it killed nine people and left 2800 people wounded. elizabeth palmer has the latest. >> reporter: the pagers exploded wherever fighters happened to be. in the street, at store check outs. behind the wheel. in this bedroom, one blew a hole in the desk. blpses ambulances rushed the injured to the hospitals. it filled by the tiny blasts powerful enough

to shred faces and limbs. one high profile casualty was ambassador to lebanon that was slight she hurt. it took no time for the tv station to pin the blame. >> we hold the israeli enemy responsible, he says, for this criminal aggression. the leader had told his men months ago to get rid of their smart phones to foil israeli tracking. but the low-tech pager proved dopily embarrassing. ex head of research at foreign intelligence agency. >> what is the psychological effect of this? what are the hezbollah commanders thinking tonight? >> they are not safe anywhere. this is difficult. they are not safe anywhere, their communication is not safe. >> reporter: are they going to feel obliged to respond? >> i think they will retaliate. no question. >> reporter: israel and

hezbollah has been trading fire with lebanon for months. we might of seen the opening of a much bigger war >> the company that makes the pagers say the ones used in the attack was made by a european distributor not the company in taiwan. still ahead, this east bay man tried to slash his power costs for years. it turns out he was not even paying his own bill. another day across the bay area today and another storm system is dropping down towards sending showers towards the north coast of california. we have a chance of showers here as well. tracking that in the forecast and you know this guy, vern glenn, he is a legend in his own right. how does he measure

. back open tonight after a vegetation fire shut the road down in east san jose. this was near the onramp to northbound 101. firefighters say one hotel had minor damage from this fire and that no other buildings were involved. it is the time of the year we talk about it every year. i was talking earlier with zoey about something unusual, possibility of moisture. >> a little bit of rain. nothing that ends the fire season but every bit of moisture helps. it keeps the fire threat a little lower around here. good news so, many of our firecrews are down south helping the fires in southern california. take a look at the picture patern and why we will see this mid-september chance of showers in the forecast tomorrow. that is because we have another storm system heading our way. and my graphics are not showing up for some reason. okay. we will just go back to what is happening here on the floor and talk about how things are going to evolve through the day tomorrow. always some kind of

complication, let's look at the clouds first, spreading across the bay area and pretty much everybody will start off with gray skies early tomorrow morning, by midday in the afternoon, despite a chance of showers, cracks in the cloud cover developing for inland parts of the bay area, that will not warm temperatures up a lot. 5-10 degrees below average. it will be add just a little bit of views to the atmosphere and instability. outside chance of a couple of thundershowers during the afternoon primarily. let's turn the clouds off and take a look at the radar simulation from 6:00 a.m. through noon tomorrow. that is going to send a descent chance of showers across the entire bay area. 50/50 chance in any one spot of seeing a trace of rainfall. lasay descent chance of rain considering it is mid-september. heading into the afternoon, remember, that is when the sunshine peaks through and a chance of a few thundershowers in the inland portions of the east bay and for the north bay as well. everything pinwheeling around the center of circulation of the storm system. then, we will

see everything kind of quieting down heading through tomorrow evening, after the sun goes down, i think we will be back to a couple patches of left over drizzle and that is the extent of the moisture that we see out of this system. now, the cool air, sticks around, another day that will feel more like middle to late october as opposed to mid-september. the temperatures reaching up into the lower to middle 70s. 74 in san jose, a full seven degrees below normal. temperatures east of the hills, middle 70s. these are the warm spots, only having 76 degrees, you can be 96 or 106 this time of the year. temperatures, middle 60s along the coast and middle 60s in san francisco. touching 70 degrees in oakland and mostly in the middle to lower 70s for the north bay as well. 5-10 degrees below average. a big turn around in our temperatures on the way heading towards the weekend and into next week especially that will send us 5-10 degrees above average for the tail end of the seven-day

forecast. here is the outlook, talking about weather whiplash, 70s, a chance of showers, inland tomorrow, to temperatures in the middle 90s on a widespread basis on sunday, monday, tuesday. sunday is the equinox. the first day of fall will feel every bit of summer while the last few days of summer here feeling more like autumn. everything is backwards. temperatures around the bay, warming up, in the 70s this weekend and lower to middle 80s by monday and tuesday. temperatures along the coast. thursday, to around 70 degrees by sunday, monday, tuesday. with a little bit more sunshine peaking through the clouds for coastal parts of bay area as well by early next week. >> we are going to utilize the whole wardrobe. >> we are. everything in one week if you like it or not >> all right. keep those short shorts handy, paul. >> absolutely not. nope! utility bills have been painful for a lot of us for awhile man. a man was feeling it every time he was paying his

which he did until he realized the big he was paying every month belonged to someone else. ashley sharp spoke to the man about how it happened. >> ken wilson keeps a watchful eye on how much energy he uses. >> every day that i go to work i turn these breakers off. >> reporter: especially in recent months with the high bill. he tried hard to keep his usage low. even buying this device to tell him how many watts his appliances give up. >> 14.95. >> reporter: he can track his energy daily, down to the exact number. >> even after i turned off my breakers i kept going outside and checking my meter to see if it was still running and it was still running. i could not believe it. >> he started taking a closer look at his bill. >> i was seeing the spikes with the breakers off. i said i am not looking at my meter. this is someone else's meeter

>> he called pg&e last week. they sent someone out and the light bulb clicked >> there is the wrong one. >> he has been paying for unit 90, not 91, for possibly up to 18 years. he thinks since he lives alone his bill should be lower than any other unit. >> i just hope this story will help others. >> i can not be the only one. >> a meter mishap as this paying customer hopes by his next bill, he will not be left in the dark. >> as for the utility company, pg&e put out a statement apologizing for what happened. up next, he grilled celebrities on -- on the late show. vern? >> bro hugs for everyone. we brought it back. by

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. david letterman spent years grilling celebrities when he hosted the late show. this time he was in the hot seat going through jury selection in new york city. a judge asked him hard-hitting questions like where he lived and what he does for a living and if he was married. he was asked about his favorite sports team that turned out to be the indianapolis colts. even if they were 0-2 that is his team. after dozens of questions he was cut. prosecutors did not specify why. >> did you know, before the colts were in indianapolis they were in baltimore? >> i had no idea. i know so little about football. you are around but i am a lonely fantasy manager >> they were in baltimore since 1984, moved in the middle of the night. i know, i remember that, my dad is from baltimore and he just, cut him deep just a little bit. >> i could imagine. >> it did. speaking of the colts, the colts were in baltimore as they moved 40

years ago, but let's fast forward and talk about the giants or should i say blake snell pounded baltimore tonight. why did he get all of the love in the visitor's dugout? because he worked over the orioles batters. listen to this line. six innings, one hit, he had two punches in every inning but one. he is is agreasive with the lead. in the 9th, they kept pouring it on. adding two more runs, giants entered a two-game winning streak. baltimore lost 7 of 9. giants are just hanging on from playoff relevance. oh, yes, as promised we are going to roll up the sleeves here and get ready because here comes the kpix top 5 let's go. number 5,

chargers/panthers. running for over 130 yards, stiff-arm, flipped his way into the end zone for a touchdown. chargers head coach jim harbaugh loved his style points >> that is something that i have never been able to do. i know people can do it rather easily. something i always tried to do. rehearsed it, i tried to flip off a diving board into water, i tried to do it off of a trampoline, i have, i only tried it once off of just the ground like he did it. pretty much every time, for some reason i stop midturn. so, cool, just cool, cool. i admired people that can do that. >> number 4. pitcher morgan watch your head! hit in the dome by cleveland catcher nailer. ouch. that is going to leave a mark. number 3. warriors, he can hit threes and hit home runs. this at oracle

park. he grew up playing baseball. how about number 2? a lineman's dream. chiefs tackle. morris, caught a touchdown. chiefs beat the bengals and i am sure morris saved that ball. and as for number 1. not one but two home runs at wrigley field tonight. 418 feet. man, scrammed. a's went on to win by a final 4-3. as i turn to you i got a feeling if you barreled up a pitch i believe you can jack one out, what do you think? >> no, i don't think i have the patience or the skill set for baseball. i do. >> you got this. >> i do okay at the batting cages. we will have to go. >> okay, done >> challenge accepted. vern we can not wait for the next story. a tennis player is known for his height and his serve, when he was in town it did not stop vern from going head-to-head on the court

. there are few people in this building whose job i am envious of. however, this man right here gets to do a lot of cool stuff. >> i do, i do. i don't take it for granted. >> you shouldn't. i am coming from your job. >> oh! >> when it comes to sports reporting vern's style is not just interviewing the players, which he does, or writing the scripts, which he does. >> or shooting the video, which he does, he puts himself in the

game. this time the racetrack where he burned rubber in his car. >> the white knight. look at it go. we put little circus music behind that. sometimes we find you on the obstacle course like this one at the 9ers fan experience. during the vegas. >> not my finest moment >> it is okay, focus a little bit on the form. >> oh, room for improvement. that is okay. >> air under it. more acrases. step into the throw. paul approves. this time, though, you took on a former tennis pro who pretty much looks like a giant. >> yes. he is 6 '10, i am 5 foot nothing. nestled in the wine country, the lawn club clay and grass courts brings out a large tennis crowd, draws tennis stars big names, coaches, and then there is vern glenn. >> this is fun being in a place like this. we got a vineyard

right next door. >> yes. we got clay courts, we got grass courts. to me it is like the movie "the field of dreams" >> hosting at the napa valley golf club. >> i told the kids the net is the enemy. >> he was joined after 17 years on tour. >> finally my body sort of said uncle. >> he still wants to be around the sport as much as possible >> no! >> okay. >> all right. we are good. >> it has been an adjustment as a tv analyst. >> i am going, let's say, right to the media entrance and not left to the locker room, very weird. i have been denied access to certain areas, i don't fight them on it. my badge says i am not allowed. fair enough. >> he is hard to miss him he is 6 '10. and best known for the serve. he remembers the first

time he reached triple digits. i must have been 8th or 9th grade when i get it up to 105, 110. >> he did not stop there. he topped out at 157 miles an hour in 2016 >> still the world record as of right now. it could be in jeopardy. a few players to pop it in today's game. >> i wanted to see how i stacked up at returning one of the serves. >> stand up straight, dude. >> i am trying. >> are we in focus here? >> here we go. >> we are in focus all right. >> what happened? >> the ball is is over here. >> here you go. man, i tried to participate. >> you got one more try. i can

not hit three serves better than that. >> that is not fair switching sides on you like that. >> that last serve. i did not see it all. that was part of the first serve. i saw it like the last second. it is way back here. >> people don't realize how much emotion those serves have. >> you can put movement on it. come on, 157 miles an hour. he has th ♪♪ >> we understand. >> we understand the feelings of embarrassment of failing teeth and tooth loss. >> we understand the pain of not being able to chew or feeling confident smiling. >> we understand the challenges with dentures and other non-permanent solutions. >> we understand that more than 120 systemic diseases originate in the mouth.