rehab center. she allegedly started screaming, was aggressive, lunged and an guard.tried to damage things. and bit a security guard on the arm. and that guard had to go to the hospital. for treatment. then while in the police car. escaped her cuffs. hit her head on the windows. and needed to be put in restraints. guap told police she doesn't remember much. but admitted to ripping a window blind. but that she blacked out. and she blacks out when she is angry. right now, she is being held on 300-thousand dollars bond. meantime. community activists gathered in richmond to voice their concerns with police investigating themselves regarding the celeste guap sex scandal. as kron4's haaziq madyun reports. they are calling on state officials in sacramento for an outside investigation >> reporter: leading a recall

election effort explains why they chose ripleys departments make this announcement. >>: dispirited know any better and felt like she didn't have any options. >> reporter: revolving wrigley's offices been under investigation for a few months. richmond mayor says like other city is the professional standards their version of internal affairs the coalition leader hopes the have executive order governor brown and the coming days.

>> vicki: and first told you about today's other big news we are following tonight. an 11 month old baby who had been allegedly abducted by his own grandmother has been found safe and sound. we got word late this afternoon that the child was spotted in >> reporter:this aerial video from our partnership with abc7 news shows the scene in redwood city where the baby was recovered by police this afternoon. according to the district attorney someone who saw the amber alert called 9-1-1 to report having seen the 11 month old boy and the suspect in a liquor store in san mateo. it was here at the big lots on broadway street in redwood city where 44 year old phoebe haynes was later taken into custody. according to law enforcement this all started at 8 oclock wednesday night here at the foods co on williams ave in san francisco bayview. haynes, the

baby william brown and the baby's mother came here to do some shopping. bite from da, says what happened the mom spent the next few hours looking for the baby and then called police. the manager of the store says police showed up here late last night and took some surviellance video. police also took surviellance

video from this arco station just a few blocks away. standup talking about what the manager says he saw on the video tape the manager say he did not see the car or the baby on the video. that's devestating.kind a makes me want to cry the amber alert signs were activated this morning.but have since been turned off now that haynes is in custody. so far there has been no word from police or the d-a's office as to the suspected motive behind this alleged abduction. maureen kelly kron4news >> vicki:the clock is counting down to the release from jail of convicted felon brock turner. >> grant:law enforcement is bracing for protestors and heavy media coverage outside the main jail in san jose. kron four's rob fladeboe is there now.and rob.the national media is also descending on san jose to cover this story. >> reporter: light trucks already rolling large numbers out to you and if turner got special treatment in courts by the people ledged he will be a beginnings. early on news release from the main jail as he said. protests are planned and

will be ready for whatever happens. between 5 and 9:00 a.m. according to a spokesman for the sheriff's department turner will be released from the county jail and what the front door here on heading street. upon his release of turner will likely encounter from the press and protesters like these convicted in january 2015 sexual assault of an unconscious woman at stanford turner serve roughly half of the six month sentence of credit for good time served.

tanner is heading home to ohio for his probation but will remain very much in the spotlight says legal analyst even clark. heath hit hit

>> reporter:in just two hours, all eyes will be on colin kaepernick.as the 49ers wrap up the preseason in >> vicki:amid a firestorm of controversy, he is expected to once again remain seated during the national anthem. >> grant:the niners quarterback.has said he will continue to take a stand. and today we learned-- his anthem protest is just the latest in a history of polarizing social stances. mark carpenter joins us with details on kaepernick's scandalous attire. mark? take a closer look at kaepernick. and you'll find he has literally been wearing his controversial statements for the world to see. >> reporter:more fuel has been tossed on this already-fiery issue. apparently, kaepernick has been wearing his feelings all along. shot of kaepernick walking as colin kaepernick walked into 49ers practice kezar stadium a few weeks ago, he raised his

fist to the crowd. dissolve into picture of socks but the bolder statement.is screaming out of his shoe. a pair of socks showing pigs.dressed as police officers. controversial clothing.that supports his inflammatory remarks about law enforcement. kaepernick- sound from sunday

"there's people being murdered unjustly and not being held accountable. people are being given paid leave for killing people. that's not right. his socks have only now entered the discussion. because his star spangled stance have brought his beliefs to the national stage. hours after the images went viral, the quarterback posted a statement on instagram this morning. clarifying his remarks aren't directed at all police officers. he said quote-- 'i wore these socks in the past because the rogue cops that are allowed to hold positions in police departments, not only put the community in danger, but also put the cops that have the right intentions in danger by creating an environment of tension and mistrust. i have two uncles and friends who are police officers and work to protect and serve all people. so before these socks, which were worn before i took my public stance, are used to distract from the real issues, i wanted to address this immediately." >> reporter:his socks aren't the only piece of provocative attire in his wardrobe. at friday's postgame press conference, he wore a hat showing a large white x. and a t-shirt featuring fidel castro and malcolm x.that reads 'like minds think alike.' shot of kaepernick walking off field with raised fist we'll stay tuned on what kind of statement kaepernick is thinking of making next. there's been some speculation that kaepernick's next move.will be peeling the american flag decal off of his helmet. if he decides to do so, he will be doing it on the same night the chargers are honoring the military. and having a navy officer sing the national anthem and god bless america. >> vicki:and coming up. we take an exclusive look at the woman behind the qb. just who is the girlfriend that some say is responsible for kaepernick's newfound activism? she is a dj in new york - from right here in the bay area. we hear from her about the kaepernick controversy and why she not only backs her boyfriend but could the driving force behind his public protests. that's coming up on kron 4 news at 8.

you won't want to miss it. >> vicki:we have continuing coverage on the kaepernick controversy. on our website. there you can find other stories related to this topic plus new developments. we have also posted a photo gallery of kaepernick wearing the controversial socks at previous practices. it's all on kron four-dot-com. the disturbing thing he did at a busy safeway grocery store. that story next. plus. seat hoggers on bart. you are going to have to make room for we are following two hurricanes. threatening different parts of the country. when the expect to make landfall.

>> grant:happening now. along the florida panhandle.and along the gulf coast of the sunshine state. residents are awaiting the arrival of hurriane hermine. if it doesn't weaken.this will

be the first hurricane to make landfall in florida in 11 years. hermine a category one hurricane. the storm threatens to bring heavy rain and damaging winds to the densely populated coastline. chris welch is in the hurricane's path off florida's gulf coast with the latest. two counties in hawaii. are under a hurricane watch as category two 'lester' careens toward the islands. this is a nasa satelite photo take. of hurricane lester. the storm in on track to pass just north of the island chain. and the eye of the storm isn't expected to make landfall. but the national weather service says if the storm veers to the south, it could have a much greater impact.

kron four meteorologist brittney shipp is tracking these storms for us tonight. brittney, what can you tell us? happening now.

>> britteny: we are definitely watching this storm hours away from making landfall what it looks like our radar. and then in between campbell panama city mayor seeing some of the heaviest rainfall right now and as we go into the rest of tonight and really heavy rainfall same thing for parry east l.a. and there it is. wednesday sustained around 80 m.p.h. it can make landfall in the next couple hours and then it will continue to make its way up the eastern seaboard expected

to continue to veer out the sea into an era of low pressure by saturday lot of rain and then turning attention lost their right there create a distance away from paul y e and 120 m.p.h. moving due west of 14 mi. per hour. it stays to the north of the big island and by saturday at 8:00 a.m. we still deal with rainfall associated with this and then we already were dealing with a mallet from yesterday combination of the 28 12 in. of rain fall where we watched with a damaging wind speeds really dangerous storm surge. >> britteny: details are whether homecoming up about 10 minutes. the contra costa county sheriff's department is asking for your help in identifying this man who was involved in a lewd conduct incident. sheriff deputies say it happened back on august 22nd. just after nine p-m. at a safeway grocery store at the alamo plaza

shopping center. >> catherine: crash in petaluma killed and nine year-old and her seven year-old sister of one with a student at wilder intermediate and the other one job read at elementary school and of a school official going on the way to make things easier you are looking at the dogs bringing grief counselors use of people are arriving with flowers and teachers will be around a thermostat use a break and the delilah being remembered as children who have many friends and then witness found

the woman on top of the submerged car. and survived cpr performed on little girls but too late. >> grant:a woman was shopping inside the store and she claims she was followed by a man she did not know. at one point, the woman says the man started to perform lewd acts next to her in the store aisle. when the woman questioned the man, he quickly stopped and left the store. the man is described as a white man, in his early 20's.

the san francisco police departments' officers. will all soon be wearing body cameras. the department has come under attack recently in several officer involved fatal shootings. as kron four's terisa estacio reports, some in the department believe the body cameas will help provide more transparency and perspective in some cases, especially in controversial ones. san francisco police officer kyle wren was one of the first officers in the department to

start wearing a body camera out in the field. sot/tc: i was a bit self conscious at first. but he adds, he soon realized the camera had it's benefits. sot/tc: 9 sfpd officer kyle wren/body cameras roll out 28 52 it is nice to have - we are video tapped cell phone all of the time. so it is good to have this and to have it time stamped. it can not be altered or tampered. >> vicki: to drink the water can be very well and can award are. what east bay phone stammers starting wallets and a replica for. outside during routine tests and passed the the. an explosion rocked. a

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phone scam alert. today, the contra costa county district attorney issued a public warning about harrassing "robo-calls" that he says have become widespread. kron four's philippe djegal explains the problem and how the d-a's office says you can protect yourselves from becoming a victim. >>:nats- "hello, we have been trying to reach you." >> reporter:at an alarming rate. >>:sot- "very annoying." nats- "this call is officially a final notice from irs." >> reporter:fraudulent robo- calls are pestering landline and cellphone users like lucy gonzales. >>:sot- "i just ignore it and hang up." >> reporter:often during these calls, the contra costa county district attorney's office says the potential victims are asked to send money or provide personal information. >>:sot- "we found that the best protection is a healthy dose of skepticism." >> reporter:senior deputy district attorney steve moawad says the nature of the calls run the gamut. from alleged police officers claiming a person's personal information has been compromised and will receive a visit from law enforcement. fake family members pretending to be in trouble overseas, in need of money. to the i-r-s threatening lawsuits.

>>:nats- "the reason of this call is to inform you that irs is filing lawsuit against you." >> reporter:moawad says keep in mind that law enforcement will never ask for a payment over the phone. he says i-r-s agents typically reach out by mail first and never demand payments from debit or credit cards. >> will: >>:sot- "there are laws about unsolicited phone calls and robocalls. uh, those are general federal laws, and that's why we refer them to the federal trade commission." >> reporter:the d-a's office says the robo-calls are a nationwide problem. stemming from from scammers renting or buying phone numbers in bulk. moawad says this crime is tough to prosecute because many of these operations are run overseas. if you receive one of these calls, follow lucy's lead. >>:sot- "i block them." in contra costa county, philippe djegal, kron four news.

donald trump gave his long- awaited speech on immigration last night in arizonia. coming up after the break. we break down his plan and what people are now saying. plus. four survivors of the aurora corado shooting massacre. have been ordered to pay the movie threater. tens-of-thousands of dollars. details after the break.

presidential nominee last night

i outlined a bold new immigration reform donald trump not only doubling down but tripling down on his promise to round up and deport as many as six million people in this country illegally. a tough speech drawing ton of reaction from all sides today. justine waldman has been looking at trump's latest plan. and what people are saying about it. donald trump has been talking about the issue since day one of his campaign. he's blamed illegal immigrants for raping and murdering american citizens, draining taxpayer dollars and threatening national security. and he says only he can stop it. >>:"not going to happen any more, folks. not after november 8th" >> reporter:his supporters cheered when he laid out plans for a deportation task force. it's a great idea. it is a task force-like effort that's led by very professional people in the

law enforcement community and the legal community. and i think in sort of the homeland security umbrella. klan member and senate candidate david duke are among those applauding. but hispanic supporters are bailing. "i'm telling you today, i'm withdrawing my support from donald trump and it's not only me, many like me think the same way." just one day after shaking trump's hand, president enrique peña nieto blasted the candidate, some of the positions, yes, represent a threat to mexico's future one paper headlined "mexicans. offended." another said that 85 percent of

mexicans agree trump's visit was a mistake. former president vicente fox is one of them. i think that what happened is horrible for mexico and for president pena nieto. democrats mocked what they called trump's failed attempt at diplomacy. >>:vice presidential nominee again to keep america safe, it's no time for amateurs. it's no time for first-timers or people who need training wheels on. and in their first visit with a leader of another country lose their nerve and lose their will. vice president joe biden: i don't believe the guy's a bad guy. i just think he is thoroughly, totally, completely uniformed. he has no idea what the hell he's talking about.

>> britteny: trained assembly and tourism to tell us through parts of the north bay in the santa rosa even into vallejo that will be the turn for subversives night over tennessee fog thickening up a bit have conveyed it visibility 5 mi.. unclear nicely and then as the temperature change at shows a decrease net of three in fairfield five and concord down for reasons inferences coat trees that severances get 677 tel in the north bay 70 degrees napa 77 of all-pro 78 currently conquered 65 in oakland 74 in livermore and then towards the south bay has to marlow '80s and san jose 74 close to appear

labor day holiday weekend forecast. a lot of people.

that rocket was carrying a satellite that was part of a facebook plan to bring internet services to sub-saharan africa. you see what happened.the space-x rocket suddenly exploding during testing today at cape canaveral. a facebook spokesman says the company is disappointed.but remains committed to connecting more people around the world to the internet. mark zuckerberg is on a trip to africa right now.in fact. despite the fiery scene.no one was injured. but the unmanned rocket and satellite were destroyed. buildings several miles away shook from the blast. there'd been a planned saturday launch -- which would also have sent an israeli satellite into space. dallas' lead of police is calling it quits. chief david brown has announced his plans to retire next month.

chief brown has served on the dallas police force since 19-83, when he says he joined the force to fight the crack cocaine epidemic. he made national headlines this summer when five of his officers were gunned down. brown challenged youth who expressed their disatisfaction with the police to join the force in order to become a part of the change. the chief has not said his reason for is decision.and has not detailed what he will do after retirement. leadin- dallas' top cop is calling it quits. chief david brown has announced his plan to retire next month. --vo script-- brown has served on the dallas police force since 1983, when he says he joined the force to fight the crack cocaine epidemic impacting his oak cliff neighborhood. chief brown made national headlines this summer, when five officers were gunned down on july 7th, by a lone gunman. brown challenged young people who expressed dissatisfaction with the police, to join the force in order to become part of the change. the chief is expected to hold a press conference next week, to mark his october 22nd departure from the department. brown had not detailed his plans for his future and didn't cite a specific reason for his decision. four survivors of 20-12's colorado movie theater massacre. have been ordered to pay the movie theater chain thousands of dollars. >> grant: the deadly shooting happened back on july 20th, 2012-- the shooter james holmes opened fire inside the century aurora multiplex. 12-people were killed and 70 others were injured. more than two dozen survivors. sued the theater's owner-- cinemark. claiming it did not have enough security measures in place to prevent the shooting. but in may. the jury ruled cinemark was not liable for the shooting. and most of the survivors instead took a small settlement. four of them refused. so now a judge has ordered those four to pay the third largest theater chain in the country 700-thousand dollars for legal bills. still ahead. a potiential breakthrough in the fight against. alzheimer's disease. the new treatment. that could prevent the disease from every developing. plus. the parents of a missing utah man. have a new glimmmer of hope about their son who disappeared in china 12-years ago.

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researchers say a new experimental drug could be a game changer when it comes to treating alzheimer's disease. >> vicki:patients with early- stage alzheimer's were given the new drug once a month for a year. according the researchers-- the drug cleared some deposits of toxic plaques from the brain. it's that plaque that experts believe plays a crucial role in triggering the onset of alzheimer's.and slows memory loss. after a year, patients on the highest dose of the new drug. had virtually no detectable signs of these deposits. larger studies are under way to test whether this potential breakthrough holds up. for some of us, having one or even two cups of joe a day is the norm. but do you ever wonder why you might be such a big coffee drinker? the answer may be in your d-n-a. mary moloney has more in today's health minute. >> vicki:the maker of the snacks "little bites" is recalling some products because they may contain plastic. the company made the announcement wednesday saying the problem started with a manufacturing failure at their bakery.

>> reporter: of the city believes the new gm has coffee consumption and the speed the caffeine being metabolize the body. researchers collected medical and genetic data from 1200 people. also conducted roughly 70 roger people and and the netherlands results and steady selling foods genetics also help understand the science behind people's eating and drinking habits and lead to help change some are bad choices.

>> pam: of police for getting by cameras made a close-up look at the start for a lot of cameras for the officers we will have those and much more coming up on news that six

you may remember that was the name of gorilla shot and killed the zoo says it will choose >> grant:the parents of a missing utah man have renewed hope for finding their son who disappeared 12-years ago. a japanese news article claims david sneddon -- a college student who went missing in china in 2004 -- has been seen in north korea. from our partners with c-n- n.daniel woodruff has more. he's easy going, he's easy to get along with. it's been 12 years since roy and kathleen sneddon have seen their son david but they imagine

that whatever he's been doing -- he's thrived. if any one of my children had to be put in such a compromising situation, i would like it to be david. david was 24 years old in 2004 when he disappeared in china. chinese authorities said he likely died while hiking but david's family says there's no evidence of that. another stone in place. they believe he was abducted by north korea and this japanese news article seems to confirm

that. the article claims sneddon has been seen in north korea -- married with two children -- and working as an english teacher -- even tutoring north korean leader kim jong un. part of the article may be correct and part of it may be conjecture, we just don't know. but the sneddons hope it puts things in motion -- especially in congress. resolutions in the house and senate call for the u-s government to investigate whether david sneddon is in north korea -- and work to get him back. those resolutions haven't passed yet. this may put some fire in congress. in the meantime -- for the sneddons -- it's another step in a road they hope will lead to their son coming home i expect that when all is said and done, we'll have done as much as we can, but standing back, we'll say it was a miracle. we're glad that we saw it. the sneddons say they've already heard from one u-s senator's office -- outside of utah -- wanting to get the ball rolling. utah congressman chris stewart's office said they hope to pass the david sneddon resolution by the end of the year. usually you hear about big foot being spotted in fields or the

forest.but today some portland oregan residents spotted him in a school crosswalk. sasquatch spent his morning teaching kids the importance of being safe while walking to school. here he is.helping some students get to class safely.and on time he also spent time reminding drivers that school is back in session and to be alert. the city's department of transportation put the demonstration together in hopes to remind drivers to slow down in school zones also as a reminder that every intersection should be considered a crosswalk. in honor of gene wilder's passing.a-m-c theaters nationwide will be playing a few of the actor's most beloved films this weekend. >> britteny: will continue stanton no. we are still pretty far out a few days out and into

the weekend and then in terms of class to might coastal drizzle possibility will cut as well into tomorrow then we start to warm things up. surely when the evening in san francisco sustained a 20 m.p.h. in fairfield 16 at 18 in livermore 20 not in view. 64 and san francisco 77 about 75 petaluma and center as a seven degrees and add up. another story area of low pressure near portland is a little bit of rain fall as this area of low pressure closer to us more a stronger onshore flow that's why loquats and fog return to us today below average for a story tomorrow and a warm-up with an area of high pressure starts to take control of the region. we see all the

clouds moving in san francisco and a pleasant 10 parts of many of half moon bay will be the trend into the rest of tonight. close to the oakland they stay in the low seventies for the afternoon. closer concord and then head back into the mid '80s heading to san francisco peninsula mid-50s the kickoff today and then closer's and mattel temperatures will warm and the high 70's and san jose comfortable conditions and then slightly below average for us in to the no. 8 mid-50s did kick the day off and then eventually warm into the 80s in the afternoon. closer to cerros of warmer mid-80s by the afternoon we start today in the '50s and a

seven day forecasts shows into the rest of the big holiday weekend tablatures will push into the mid-80s high 80s by the rest of the big holiday weekend tablatures will push into the mid-80s high 80s by monday.

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tonight the band takes us inside the reason behind their re- ignited love song! 08;12;16;04-starts video webmxvid_black eyed peas where is the love_2016 version 08;12;48;00 father father father help us, send some guidance from above cuz people got me got me questioning, where is the love airk_today black_eyed peas 05;16;55;00 earlier, we actually released the first where is the love in 2003 at the heels of 9-11 so for us to do it again 13 years later and revamp it um adding all these great people that were affiliated with the video for the movement just some of the celebrity pack lending their voices to the new verison that includes justin timberlake, who sang on the original track! webclip_black eyed peas where is the love_rzt 00;02;13;20 people killing, people dying, webmxvid_black eyed peas where is the love_2016 version 08;15;49;26 children hurt and you hear them crying, could you practice what you preach, and could you turn the other cheek, airk_today black_eyed peas 05;16;13;08 so this project took place when we, online people were asking us hey we need a new version of where is the love after the paris attack, after brussels, and um turkey and orlando here in america and all the things that were happening in cities with law enforcement and civilians so in our hearts we were just like paining and aching just like everyone else vo#2 the black eyed peas re-igniting their message of love on the 'today' show. but one member was noticably absent. airk_today black_eyed peas 05;18;16;26 fergies, she's in the video and right now she's doing her solo project, you know i worked on her new album, but like i said, this was a call from the sky asking us to you know spread love out there and you know so we're doing our part.

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breaking news right now on kron 4 news at six: crews are rescuing some boaters on the bay after they hit a rock. good evening, i'm steve aveson. and i'm pam moore. we first brought you this story at 5. kron 4's charles clifford just got to the scene of the rescue moments ago. charles. from the video we saw earlier. it looked like the boat might sink. where do things stand at right now?

but carolco this all morales little in cambridge to the north end along the marin coast coast guard has a station rather on the corner there were able to dispatch fairly quickly and the station over hollow point to come around over the bridge in the can reach the cove pretty quickly all summer and khanate share of water rescue assisting here wait now this is a fishing about the has 15 people on board the reasons on known it struck some rocks and taking on water there was a sense of urgency there and make an see from here on held back and of the ball looks like it's on the sand the front end is definitely sinking taking on water. it looks like from here they deployed a ramp from the boat down to the beach and were able to unload people off that way this point we do not know if anyone was injured. . >> reporter: there was a dog on board the dog was arrested as the kind of head toward the evening hours and upset the coast guard is still down there

multiple of our on this fishing vessel working i trying to make sure everything is ok making sure there's not a fuel leak or anything coming out that could be a hazard and it looks like some of the people being taken out that there is an access road very narrow access road and it they are taking some folks out on the road to get at home this evening. there are a lot of fishing vessels long run close leaving from all over the area and also the east bay to braun and work all along here on common for people that option at maybe 30 ft. longer so. definitely got stuck it we're not sure how they will get off the beach rocks. again 15 people on board the looks like they've been all taken off and we do not believe there been any injuries in the toaster is still working on assessing the damage to the vessel trying to make sure everyone is ok. that is the very latest here.

>> pam:another big story we're following tonight: celeste guap. in trouble with the law. >> vicki: >> steve:we told you she was in florida for rehab. and we've learned she was arrested on felony charges. kron 4's justine waldman. she got a good look at the documents and found some troubling details. justine? but we know her as celeste guap. she was booked under her real name. jasmin abuslin. according to her arrest report. "during the entire incident and transport to jail. she was attempting to solicit sex from deputies." >> reporter:on monday, police officers were called to the rehab facility in stuart florida. because guap was allegedly becoming abusive towards the staff. police say she bragged about how many police officers she slept with in california and her past drug use. security guard members said, she ran away. took her clothes off and flashed passing cars.

once back at the center.she allegedly started screaming, was aggressive, and bit a security guard on the arm. and that guard had to go to the hospital. then while in the police car, the report says, she escaped her handcuffs. hit her head on the windows. and needed to be put in restraints. guap told police she doesn't remember much. but admitted to ripping a window blind. but that she blacked out. and she blacks out when she is angry. right now, she is being held on 300-thousand dollars bond. >> pam: 0 the kron 4 mobile application with unpopular at fourth it. free for apple android placesdevices. >> pam:today a broad coalition

of community activists held a press conference at the richmond police department they are calling on governor jerry brown to inact an executive order, for attorney general kamala harris, to take over the police sexual misconduct investigations ".on this issue" a short time ago we received this statement from the attorney general's office which read in part. "the allegations of police misconduct, if true, are extremely disturbing and a serious breach of trust placed in law enforcement by the communities we are sworn to serve. any proven wrongdoing must be met with swift and severe accountability" you can find out about big stories and breaking news like the arrest of celeste guap. by downloading the kron 4 mobile app. we first sent out the alert at

4-18 this afternoon. the app is free for apple and android devices. in the south bay: they are ramping up for the expected release of brock turner. he is the stanford swimmer convicted of raping an unconscious young woman after a frat party. he is supposed to get out of jail in san jose sometime tomorrow. his case has sparked heated debate. and the judge that sentenced him has been under fire. * * * so many wonder what is likely next for brock turner. once he is released from jail early tomorrow? * * * as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, turner is headed home to ohio, where he will serve out the terms of his probation. * *pkg * under the terms of an interstate compact known as 'courtesy supervision,' brock turner will comply with the terms of his probation near his home in ohio. legal analyst steven clark. sot steven clark/legal analyst under the terms of his probation turner must register as a sex offender and undergo sex, drug and alcohol counseling. his will be a difficult probation says clark. sot steven clark like all sex offenders, clark says turner will have trouble assimilating back into his community. he cannot drink alcohol and will have trouble finding a job. if he slips up, he could find himself back in jail in california. sot steven clark standup closer

an 11 month old baby allegedly abducted out of san francisco was found safe this afternoon in redwood city. the suspect is the child's grandmother. kron 4's maureen kelly has what we know so far. it's kind of a shock i used to deal with her on monthly basis. >> reporter:this woman works at midway village the low income housing development in daly city where the suspect phoebe haynes used to live a few years ago. she's surprised that her former tenant allegedly abducted her own grandson. she was talkative, friendly i know she strugged with her kids

sometimes she was a single mom the sf da's office says the this all started at 8 oclock wednesday night here at the foods co on williams ave in san francisco bayview. haynes, the baby william brown and the baby's mother came here to do some shopping. haynes and the baby stayed in the parking lot.when the mom came out she found the baby and the baby's grandmother were no where to be found. police took surviellance video from the store, and this arco station just a few blocks away. the manager says the clip the police took shows a woman throwing away her iphone in this recycling bin. he says the baby and the car were not seen on the tape. an amber alert went out this morning. officials say someone who saw it called 9-1-1 to report seeing haynes and the boy in a liquor store in san mateo. it was here at the big lots on broadway street in redwood city where 44 year old phoebe haynes was later taken into custody. medical personal at the scene checked the baby out and he appears to be unharmed physically. so far there has been no word from police or the d-a's office as to the suspected motive behind this alleged abduction. maureen kelly kron4news

fog returns tomorrow and below average temps will continue until the weekend. >> britteny: 2 close to look to the golden gate bridge piquancy low clouds coastal drizzle. catholic bring your jacket. by 7:00 p.m. 66 degrees for the invocations by 11:00 you notice temperatures will keep dropping everyone here read around 60 degrees and the overnight hours and 78 fairfield 76 concord and 71 livermore 69 san jose 59 san francisco 75 and nevada out there and house rhetorician 88

antioch 87 concord 83 livermore mid-70s hayward 74: 66 in san francisco and los '60s and have monday ata said rosa will slowly start to see warming trend closer to a week and and and and location saturday monday we have more details coming up next forecast and 10 minutes. >> vicki:a new uproar tonight over 49ers' quarterback colin kaepernick. it has to do with his socks. you can barely see them in this video from three weeks ago at kezar stadium. we learned today it has to do with his ongoing protest. this adds more fuel to an already fiery debate. as kaepernick's beliefs have sparked many conversations across america. and his socks. have a lot more people talking today. because of their controversial subject matter. mark carpenter has been tracking this story all week. and joins us with the latest mark?

>> reporter:we've been talking about the national anthem protest all week, but apparently-- he's been expressing his feelings for quite some time. in fact, he literally wore a controversial statement for all the world to see. these are the socks. that are all over the internet and have added another dimension to this national issue. they are depicting pigs dressed as police officers. he wore them about three weeks ago when the 49ers trained at kezar stadium. and apparently-- he's worn them at several other practices as well. whether you support his stance or not, the controversial clothing.pairs with his inflammatory remarks about law enforcement. hours after the image went viral, the quarterback posted a statement on instagram this morning. clarifying his remarks aren't directed at all police officers.

he said quote-- 'i wore these socks in the past because the rogue cops that are allowed to hold positions in police departments, not only put the community in danger, but also put the cops that have the right intentions in danger by creating an environment of tension and mistrust. i have two uncles and friends who are police officers and work to protect and serve all people. so before these socks, which were worn before i took my public stance, are used to distract from the real issues, i wanted to address this immediately." since that post, the head of the national association of police organizations issued his own response on kaepernick. he accused the nfl of standing silent in letting kaepernick dishonor police. and said-- 'it doesn't seem like he's thought through or bothered to educate himself about the way law enforcement officers are out there trying to do a very difficult job and the vast majority of the time get the job done right." a lot of kaepernik's extended family live in waupaca county, wisconsin. that's where a county board supervisor is in trouble for a comment her made about the player at a public meeting.

catherine heenan is here with the story on what he said. it was a county board meeting tuesday night. supervisor john penney offered his opinion on colin kaepernik refusing to stand during the national anthem. penney was talking about what might happen if the 49'ercame back to the area for a visit. saying "there's a possibility he might get shot." a lot of kaepernik's relatives live in the new london area of waupaca county. >> catherine:penney says the comment was part of a discussion about recent deadly shootings - and he seems surprised by the fuss he's caused. the board chairman might be apologizing -- but penney is not. he says he won't apologize for making the comment -- but is sorry if he offended anyone. penney says was in no way promoting violence.

steve and pam? you'll find more coverage on the controversy surrounding colin kaepernick including what a restaurant in his hometown did in response to his protest online. go to kron 4 dot com and look for it on the front page. >> vicki:we're getting an upclose look at the body cameras one bay area police department is starting to outfit its officers with. see exactly how they work and the rules officers must follow. >> pam:plus a warning tonight for east bay residents. the scam that's going around and who exactly it is targeting. and a double dose of tropical trouble. we're following two hurricanes tonight.

where they are at and when they are expected to strike.

officers with the san francisco police department. will all soon be wearing body cameras. the department has come under attack recently. following several officer involved fatal shootings. as kron four's terisa estacio reports, some in the department believe the body san francisco police officer kyle wren was one of the first officers in the department to start wearing a body camera out in the field.

sot/tc: i was a bit self conscious at first. but he adds, he soon realized the camera had it's benefits. sot/tc: 9 sfpd officer kyle wren/body cameras roll out 28 52 it is nice to have - we are video tapped cell phone all of the time. so it is good to have this and to have it time stamped. it can not be altered or tampered.

sot/tc: 35 captain sfpd joe mcfadden/body cameras roll out we are excited to have this roll out - nats: you can turn the button on on this day - the ingleside station was the latest to equip its officers, detectives and command staff with body cameras. this is a part of the training happening thursday. cellphone - video of mario woods shooting -

the department has faced heavy criticism of late after several officer involved shootings. this is cell phone video showing resident mario woods fatally shot. his family represented by civil rights attorney john burris is suing the city and demanding a justice department probe. following a fatal shooting in may sfpd police chief greg suhr stepped down. reached by phone attorney burris told kron four news - that officers wearing body cameras is a good thing.

take a look at this. this is the wall of body cameras getting charged at the ingleside station. the blue cords feeds video into a server. and later officers at their desk can look at what they recorded. again, officer wren. sot/tc: it can help with note taking, filing reports,

after 60 days, the video is wiped out however, if the video recorded a serious crime then it is held as evidence. in the next few months, each station in san francisco will receive traning and cameras and in the end - a department spokesperson one thousand 650 members of the sfpd will all be wearing with body cameras. te, kron four news. the mother of an unarmed 19- year-old man shot and killed by fresno police is now seeking financial damages from the city for her son's death. today a lawsuit filed against the city of fresno and its police department.claims officers used excessive force when they opened fire and killed dylan noble in june. >> reporter: shredded come as a hurricane and would be the first hurricane to hit that state since 2005 s when note came as a category 3 storm eight could

cause flooding for much of the east coast. an update on strength and where and when it could hit. we share your the heaviest rainfall is in the parts of cedar also the south of perry east point. this is staying clear well-organized right there. >> britteny: in clusters making

landfall disliked concede a category want and the when sp our no.. in the lipper press models and and x our put on a shoe or a cat one and the north then into a rat brown to a. >> britteny: even into parts of the carolinas into a close eye on this and travel plans and the holiday weekend. see how far is right now. it will continue to weaken and the closer to why a category one and then still close an office and damaging

wind speeds storm surge and between the storm in now it to 2 in. of rainfall expected salary are shot shows what we have back home area of low pressure onshore flow has returned his fellow hanging clouds today close to drizzle. as we go into the rest of tonight 82 and nab but 87 concord and then close the most elite the ball but saturday.

>> pam: maybe delay in tax refund st. there can dish now try to they small choir is it the refund.

>> grant: was a direct threat to law-enforcement 20 year-old victor according to a spokesperson at the defense department rodriguez was and the the court yesterday clear get a passport mistake indicating all charges dismissed that not because of that rodriguez was released, a class might the selling eight jail court personnel realize the air and search across is taking place he was in custody for allegedly making threats against law- enforcement. the aba this potentially dangerous situation >> reporter: responding. kron 4

3015 people on this boat. most of those were able to tag onto the beach at her because of we do not believe anyone has been injured. and then the the 88 were nowhere to be found. and earlier when out 911 saying the pair had been spotted in a liquor store and sematech up. at haynes' this afternoon was arrested at the big loss for redwood city medical personnel

checked out the baby who appears to be on farms. prague >> reporter: test plan by those to feel the received a to farley in sentence and the sexual assault of a woman out of stanford and $2.15 share of support and says it will tell

assess your deputies on hand and will receive no special treatment after serving roughly half of a six month sentence 21 year-old former stanford's summer said to be heading back to ohio where hills are the terms of his probation. >> pam: happen during a test firing at the space launch complex in florida they use that had to send lights and rockets that carried supplies for international space station all on board no reported injuries but it is a big loss for space " to settle its commission by so, workings' site were destroyed in that explosion >> pam: vice-president warren the battleground state of ohio's today. >> catherine: he was campaigning

for hillary and ohio and by and then as much time blasting donald as he did crazing hillary. biden says trump is irresponsible should not be given access to u.s. this race is sticking it into an even higher gear. the campaigns are pushing extra hard to sell canada's as friends of the middle-class. the decline said to give it a correct answer to

reporters' question asking if these things the foundation has been 100 percent ethical but does expect the the foundation to stop taking foreign contributions as we know that are reset it will longer except those a if clinton is elected. marie >> britteny: larry's back for us as we go into the rest of tonight close causal result is owned by zoning to tomorrow east bay's seven oakland starting off with in the morning 59 as wiggins your lunch hour high 60s comfortable body after and and in the low '70's and then a

closer look at concord always a little warmer and then oakland 68 start and then lease them your lunch hour closed at 80 degrees 85 by 4:00 p.m. and then san francisco close starts the morning mid-50s and then and then the '60s that's where we will stay in to the rest of the afternoon. then that is going down sematech of 58 to set the morning lows 70 small for the afternoon. and then san jose 59 by 6:00 a.m. six degrees by a.m. and then it said rosa a little bit warmer temperatures intimate '80s by the afternoon. take another look here sunday forecast of then the shell.

>> steve: the blue head explaining to do after they were sent to the wrong city. the year-old returning to boston on after a family visit ended up to larger 14 mi. away from paul being called on the wrong flight his mother was waiting at the kennedy airport and then what was panic stricken when they presented her with her on child it took the airline three hours to determine ante another child or switch and mistakenly put on the run flights family says they're now taking legal action against the airline couple lewis says the incident is being reviewed to make sure it does not happen again. do if

>> gary: in san diego to the top of the hour and the 49ers one out for their warmups fabada argo there were food they had

pigs and please have and that when the federal and social media's today if you're up there it roulette. they did not make a statement but it occurred before he took a public stance by refusing to stand the national anthem preseason game. and when the deals that stirred up law controversy today.

>> gary: of those things you see this, about the police and how you feel as how you feel but all of folks words dying down from of the week and then started back up again today with these pictures. colin ago his response"war these in the past because for cops: the whole positions the police department and only put community in danger but also cops that have the right intentions.

>> gary: chicago and then that look up the scoreboard and see what the doctors are doing against the padres to their hosted right now

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