>> no. >> we asked michelin how confident they are that newsome hit something. they said, quote, we only deny a tire became unserviceable because of a non-workmanship or material-related issue. the car experts at to think a standard warranty covers everything. >> that's a road hazard warranty a lot of times you can buy that separately. >> road debris damage is only cover bide hazard insurance. additional coverage, additional cost. if you know you drive through a construction zone regularly for example or that you put a lot of wear on your tires it is something to in newsome's case, it's a he said they said. >> they probably have more sophisticated equipment to determine that we're driving on the road we don't know what we come across sh sometimes a very tiny object could cause more damage. >> we spoke to the mechanic on the phone - - 80% of all tire damage happens to the right rear because people hit something and don't realize. newsome is so sure something tires, too, since they were all from the same lot. >> we even went ahead and brought brand new michelins b

and with bree newsome. lester she skill the 30 foot flagpole on the south carolina state capitol in columbia, south carolina and unhooked the confederate flag as police officers shouted at her to come down. she shimmied to the top, took the confederate flag in her hand and shouted "you come against me with hatred. i come against you in the name of god. this flag comes down today." she did this the day after the mass funeral for the nine parishioners and their minister who were gunned down by a white supremacist in their church control some, south carolina. we welcome you both to democracy now! corine mack, let's begin with you. can you explain what took place on tuesday as you understand it, and the differing -- the differing accounts of what took place despite the fact that police do have video, but have not released it? along with several other pastors, have been on the ground since mr. scott was killed. and we spoke at linked with many, many people who live in the area and some who were eyewitnesses. and

he says going after newsom is fair game. >> prop 63 is a bill that gavin newsom authored and, um, you know, if there is some type of ire being directed at him it's purely because, you know, he is the one or his staff, you know, came up with the idea. um, you know, he has been a gun control proponent for years. so, you know, i don't necessarily feel that, um, you know, any rhetoric being, um, directed at him is, um, unfair. >> it's interesting they decided to personalize. i think it's so far down the rabbit hole they have gotten, they can't really argue on the facts. so they have to personalize it. >> there's nothing in proposition 63 that limits the amount of ammunition that anyone can purchase so i don't know what their argument is they don't like any gun control legislation. >> reporter: as for whether he will root for her in the 2020 olympics. >> i wish her the best. i wish though that she, um, was, [chuckling] not, um, out there misleading the public. >> she was not available for an interview. we reached out to the no on 63 campaign and asked what part of prop 63 would inhibit a p

tyler newsome, as jacorey warrick awaits. >> todd: bad kick. >> joe: that was an umbrella punt off to the side. and texas will have decent field position here as it's out close to the 32. so, we pose the question. can the young guy, the true freshman, bring texas back now? ? ? ? leads to the next. ? the new 2017 ford fusion is here. it's the beauty of a well-made choice. ? hey, it's been crazy with school being back- so we're constantly going over our data limit. so that means... go on...say it... we'll finally be in control... and we're back... introducing new at&t plans with no data overage charges. we know it's you. apb describes a naked sudsy guy playing a piano made of suds. ? ? [sniffing] ? >> joe: great night to be with us, abc primetime college football, presented by capital one. joe tessitore, todd blackledge, holly rowe with you in austin, texas. the stage is now set for shane buechele, the freshman quarterback for texas. as he keeps it. spins. and has a first down to start this drive with over 5:00 to play, trailing by four. >> todd: the first time they've run that play wit

newsome to punt. warrick on his 30. calls for the fair catch around the 32. the one time-out, and the youth and confidence of shane buechele. they put together a nice-looking drive last time out. but the blocked p.a.t. and the return by crawford has charlie strong sitting there, staring at 37-37. can the new kid in town do it? let's find out. they're going to start on the ground with foreman, who gets to the edge, and rips off a pretty good one. he's out to the 48 yard line, 15 yards on first down. >> todd: 123 yards on the night >> joe: they're going to stay with him. as he crosses midfield, a gain of four. martini able to corral him. and we got 90 seconds remaining in regulation in this thriller. will domingue get his chance? he was set to be the starter at lsu. les says, scholarship, got to be a walk-on. he said, no thanks. buechele, weaving his way inside the 35. >> todd: he wanted to throw it, tucked it, went straight up the field for a big first down. >> joe: domingue's career long is 45 yards. so, they have some work to do to make him comfortable. >> r

tyler newsome, as jacorey warrick awaits. >> todd: bad kick. >> joe: that was an umbrella punt off to the side. and texas will have decent field position here as it's out close to the 32. so, we pose the question. can the young guy, the true freshman, bring texas back now? buechele is on-deck. ♪ ♪ ♪ one smart choice leads to the next. ♪ the new 2017 ford fusion is here. it's the beauty of a well-made choice. ♪ hey, it's been crazy with school being back- so we're constantly going over our data limit. oh, well, now - all of our new plans come with no data overages. wow, no more overages? so that means... go on...say it... we'll finally be in control... and we're back... introducing new at&t plans with no data overage charges. we know it's you. apb describes a naked sudsy guy playing a piano made of suds. ♪ ♪ [suds sliding] ♪ [sniffing] ♪ [old spice whistle] smells like we got the wrong guy. >> joe: great night to be with us, abc primetime college football, presented by capital one. joe tessitore, todd blackledge, holly rowe with you in austin, texas. the stage is now set for shane buec

tyler newsome, as jacorey warrick awaits. >> todd: bad kick. >> joe: that was an umbrella punt off to the side. and texas will have decent field position here as it's out close to the 32. so, we pose the question. can the young guy, the true freshman, bring texas back now? ? ? one smart choice leads to the next. ? the new 2017 ford fusion is here. it's the beauty of a well-made choice. ? hey, it's been crazy with school being back- so that means... go on...say it... we'll finally be in control... and we're back... introducing new at&t plans with no data overage charges. we know it's you. apb describes a naked sudsy guy playing a piano made of suds. ? [sniffing] ? >> joe: great night to be with us, abc primetime college football, presented by capital one. joe tessitore, todd blackledge, holly rowe with you in austin, texas. the stage is now set for shane buechele, the freshman quarterback for texas. as he keeps it. spins. and has a first down to start this drive with over 5:00 to play, trailing by four. >> todd: the first time they've run that play with him, with the option to keep, an

tyler newsome, as jacorey warrick awaits. >> todd: bad kick. >> joe: that was an umbrella punt off to the side. and texas will have decent field position here as it's out close to the 32. so, we pose the question. can the young guy, the true freshman, bring texas back now? ? ? ? one smart choice leads to the next. ? the new 2017 ford fusion is here. it's the beauty of a well-made choice. ? hey, it's been crazy with school being back- so we're constantly going over our data limit. so that means... go on...say it... we'll finally be in control... and we're back... introducing new at&t plans with no data overage charges. we know it's you. apb describes a naked sudsy guy playing a piano made of suds. ? ? [sniffing] ? >> joe: great night to be with us, abc primetime college football, presented by capital one. joe tessitore, todd blackledge, holly rowe with you in austin, texas. the stage is now set for shane buechele, the freshman quarterback for texas. as he keeps it. spins. and has a first down to start this drive with over 5:00 to play, trailing by four. run that play with him, with the

newsome to punt. warrick on his 30. calls for the fair catch around and confidence of shane buechele. they put together a nice-looking drive last time out. but the blocked p.a.t. and the return by crawford has charlie strong sitting there, staring at 37-37. can the new kid in town do it? let's find out. they're going to start on the ground with foreman, who gets to the edge, and rips off a pretty good one. he's out to the 48 yard line, 15 yards on first down. >> todd: 123 yards on the night >> joe: they're going to stay with him. as he crosses midfield, a gain of four. martini able to corral him. and we got 90 seconds remaining in regulation in this thriller. will domingue get his chance? he was set to be the starter at lsu. les says, i'm going t scholarship, got to be a walk-on. he said, no thanks. buechele, weaving his way inside the 35. >> todd: he wanted to throw it, tucked it, went straight up the field for a big first down. >> joe: domingue's career long is 45 yards. so, they have some work to do to make him comfo

(bree newsome/ activist) :00 "we believe the execution of keith scott by cmpd, the lack of transparency on the part of for keith scott's death, and attempts to both intimidate and stifle protests, reflect an established pattern of misconduct and cover up on the part of cmpd."! :20 that from a press conference this morning.. the charlotte branch of the n-aa-c-p also saying they're concerned the public is only seeing evidence the police want them to see.. (voice of corine mack/ president, naacp charlotte-mecklenburg branch) :00 "i'm concerned that we're getting piecemeal videos, that we haven't received all videos. say is that we still call for complete transparency,"! :13 even charlotte police admit.. none of the evidence released shows definitive proof that keith scott had a gun.. not a book.. in his hand when he was shot.. police released photos of the gun and ankle holster they say were recovered from the scene.. but it's not enough evidence.. say critics.. to prove scott was in the wrong.. se-008mo newsome: :07 this moment represents a tipping point for a community that has had its t

tyler newsome will come on to kick it away. great kick. newsome does his job to make it a lock field, with 3:30 remaining. >> doug: i'm not saying it's the best percentage move. but offensively, michigan state has gone a little conservative. and tyler o'connor, a couple of series ago, on the rollout. trigger, trying to run for it and got a tack. on the last drive, he might the able to stick that completion in for the first down. but a defensive back was breaking on the ball. he threw it low and away and played it safe. he played it a little too safe the last couple possessions and they end up three and out. >> mike: scott will be the running back for this drive. 3:30 left. notre dame two time-outs. to use. >> doug: three offensive linemen to the left side. >> mike: starting to look that way. gain a yard of two. second down, coming up. >> doug: you feel the kickout tighter. and bunching people up. it's not gashing for seven or eight. it's a push for two or three. >> mike: that is difference. and the defense was on the ropes a lot. basing th

tyler newsome will come on to kick it away. great kick. newsome does his job to make it a lock field, with 3:30 remaining. >> doug: i'm not saying it's the best percentage move. but offensively, michigan state has gone a little conservative. and tyler o'connor, a couple of series ago, on the rollout. and got a tack. on the last drive, he might the able to stick that completion in for the first down. but a defensive back was breaking on the ball. he threw it low and away and played it safe. he played it a little too safe the last couple possessions and they end up three and out. >> mike: scott will be the running back for this drive. 3:30 left. notre dame two time-outs. to the left side. >> mike: starting to look that way. gain a yard of two. second down, coming up. >> doug: you feel the kickout tighter. and bunching people up. it's not gashing for seven or eight. it's a push for two or three. >> mike: that is difference. and the defense was on the ropes a lot. basing the third quarter onslaught, as michigan state scored 31. second and eigh

tyler newsome will come on to kick it away. great kick. newsome does his job to make it a lock field, with 3:30 remaining. >> doug: i'm not saying it's the best percentage move. but offensively, michigan state has gone a little conservative. and tyler o'connor, a couple of series ago, on the rollout. and got a tack. on the last drive, he might the able to stick that completion in for the first down. but a defensive back was breaking on the ball. he threw it low and away and played it safe. he played it a little too safe the last couple possessions and they end up three and out. >> mike: scott will be the running back for this drive. 3:30 left. notre dame two time-outs. >> doug: three offensive linemen to the left side. >> mike: starting to look that way. gain a yard of two. second down, coming up. >> doug: you feel the kickout tighter. and bunching people up. it's not gashing for seven or eight. it's a push for two or three. >> mike: that is difference. and the defense was on the ropes a lot. basing the third quarter onslaught, as michigan

tyler newsome will come on to kick it away. great kick.to make it a lock field, with 3:30 remaining. >> doug: i'm not saying it's the best percentage move. but offensively, michigan state has gone a little conservative. and tyler o'connor, a couple of series ago, on the rollout. and decided not to pull the trigger, trying to run for it and got a tack. on the last drive, he might the able to stick that completion in for the first down. but a defensive back was breaking on the ball. he threw it low and away and played it safe. he played it a little too safe the last couple possessions and they end up three and out. >> mike: scott will be the running back for this drive. 3:30 left. notre dame two time-outs. to use. >> doug: three offensive linemen to the left side. >> mike: starting to look that way. gain a yard of two. second down, coming up. >> doug: you feel the kickout block coming, making that crease tighter. and bunching people up. it's not gashing for seven or eight. it's a push for two or three. >> mike: that is difference. and the de

tyler newsome will come on to kick it away. great kick. newsome does his job to make it a lock field, with 3:30 remaining. >> doug: i'm not saying it's the best percentage move. but offensively, michigan state has gone a little conservative. and tyler o'connor, a couple of trigger, trying to run for it and got a tack. on the last drive, he might the able to stick that completion in for the first down. but a defensive back was breaking on the ball. he threw it low and away and played it safe. he played it a little too safe the last couple possessions and they end up three and out. >> mike: scott will be the running back for this drive. 3:30 left. notre dame two time-outs. to use. >> doug: three offensive linemen to the left side. >> mike: starting to look that way. gain a yard of two. second down, coming up. tighter. and bunching people up. it's not gashing for seven or eight. it's a push for two or three. >> mike: that is difference. and the defense was on the ropes a lot. basing the third quarter onslaught, as michigan state scored 31. se

gavin newsom says clinton isn't hiding anything about her health and many say it is not an important issue .>> it is a double standard and if there was a man we would not be talk about their health to the degree we are.>>> republican presidential nominee donald trump is campaigning in iowa today and what he says he hopes hillary clinton will recover quickly he attacked her comment last week that half of his supporters belong in basket of deplorables.>> while my opponent slanders us deplorable and irredeemable, i call you hard-working american patriots who love your country.>> read violence broke out incomes raleigh north carolina yesterday is demonstrators interrupted incident several times and on one occasion the man you see in the crowd who was a trump supporter was seen punching and slapping two different demonstrators. security escorted the protesters away while the trump supporter was not ejected.>>> two men are in the hospital after a shooting in gctc the man stemmed from a dispute between neighbors and that shooting happened at a home on the corner of el centro and lambert roa

joining us right now is somebody who has dyslexia, the lieutenant governor of california, gavin newsom. >> thanks for having me. it's fun. >> thank you for being so open about this. >> yeah, no, it's interesting. the response has been interesting. i've always been pretty honest about the fact i have dyslexia, but no one really paid much attention to it until i became mayor. and actually, one of the first things i did as mayor, the first public events, was visiting kids with dyslexia in the school, and everyone was shocked to know that i had this learning disability, which if i look back, was probably the best thing that's ever happened to me. >> except a lot of kids would hear that and go, "for me, it's the worst thing. >> it was, and it was terrible growing up. >> well, take me back. >> i think, for me, i think it was two things. one, it was very difficult for me, in terms of my own academic experience. school was a terrible and terrorizing experience. i'll just be candid with you. spelling, reading, writing, i had speech therapy, i went through -- and i just, interestingly, in prepar

.) >> in 2013 san francisco legislators newsom agreed to allow the reciprocate of our soft story buildings those building house one and 20 thousand resident a program of that collect requires extensive outreach and this continuation of that process who is here and bill graham the perfect venue so in 2014 we have the first earthquake retrofit a huge success we're repeating this model what we've done it put together venues that are time professionals and contractor are financing institutions a other services that help people comply with the retrofit and as you can see the thousands of members of the public their assessing over one hundred vendors to comply with the ordinance or make improvements on their property i came to get specification information and puck h picking up information if you don't know what twaur doing i take it overwhelming. >> we're pleased a critical mass of people are keying into knowing their relents and understanding what had are the next steps to take and they're figuring out who to talk to not only the contractor by the mustards and the architect and the structural

tyler newsome will come on to kick it away. great kick. newsome does his job to make it a lock field, with 3:30 remaining. >> doug: i'm not saying it's the best percentage move. but offensively, michigan state has gone a little conservative. and tyler o'connor, a couple of trigger, trying to run for it and got a tack. on the last drive, he might the able to stick that completion in for the first down. but a defensive back was breaking on the ball. he threw it low and away and played it safe. he played it a little too safe the last couple possessions and they end up three and out. >> mike: scott will be the running back for this drive. 3:30 left. notre dame two time-outs. to use. >> doug: three offensive linemen to the left side. >> mike: starting to look that way. gain a yard of two. second down, coming up. >> doug: you feel the kickout tighter. and bunching people up. it's not gashing for seven or eight. it's a push for two or three. >> mike: that is difference. and the defense was on the ropes a lot. basing the third quarter onslaught, a

tyler newsome, as jacorey warrick awaits. >> todd: bad kick. >> joe: that was an umbrella punt off to the side. and texas will have decent field position here as it's out close to the 32. so, we pose the question. can the young guy, the true freshman, bring texas back now? ? ? one smart choice leads to the next. ? the new 2017 ford fusion is here. it's the beauty of a well-made choice. ? hey, it's been crazy with school being back- w, no more overages? so that means... go on...say it... we'll finally be in control... and we're back... introducing new at&t plans with no data overage charges. we know it's you. apb describes a naked sudsy guy playing a piano made of suds. ? [suds sliding] ? [sniffing] ? >> joe: great night to be with us, abc primetime college football, presented by capital one. joe tessitore, todd blackledge, holly rowe with you in austin, texas. the stage is now set for shane buechele, the freshman quarterback for texas. as he keeps it. spins. and has a first down to start this drive with over 5:00 to play, trailing by four. >> todd: the first time they've run that play

tyler newsome, as jacorey warrick awaits. >> todd: bad kick. >> joe: that was an umbrella punt off to the side. and texas will have decent field position here as it's out close to the 32. so, we pose the question. can the young guy, the true freshman, bring texas back now? ? ? ? one smart choice leads to the next. ? the new 2017 ford fusion is here. it's the beauty of a well-made choice. ? hey, it's been crazy with school being back- so we're constantly going over our data limit. oh, well, now - all of our new plans come with no data overages. means... go on...say it... we'll finally be in control... and we're back... introducing new at&t plans with no data overage charges. we know it's you. apb describes a naked sudsy guy playing a piano made of suds. ? ? [sniffing] ? >> joe: great night to be with us, abc primetime college football, presented by capital one. joe tessitore, todd blackledge, holly rowe with you in austin, texas. the stage is now set for shane buechele, the freshman quarterback for texas. as he keeps it. spins. and has a first down to start this drive with over 5:00 to

>> reporter: with the support of big names like the california medical association, the naacp and newsom, six in ten voters were ready to legalize recreational marijuana. >> this is about getting drug dealers off the street. >> but new poll of california voters show support dropping to a much narrower 52% with 40% of the voters saying no and 8% still undecided. >> this issue is not about whether or not marijuana should be legalized. it's how should it be legalized. >> support for legalization seems to be strongest among baby boomers. >> it has been legalized in other states with no significant problems. >> and under 35. >> people are doing it anyway, so .... >> backers say the challenge would be with minorities. >> i have people in my families brains are not well because of marijuana. >> californiaens know that our current system with regards to marijuana is broken. >> one issue that both the police chief and district attorneys are raising are driving under the influence. >> if you look at colorado and you look at washington state, their traffic collisions and fatalities have increased s

. >> most notably by another san francisco mayor gavin newsom a front runner for the race. >> reagan and schwarzenegger hah both set that standard in california. >> you can always say schwarzenegger, but he was doing it against gray davis. >> reporter: melissa cane sheds the campaign would be facing one problem. he would be running against a candidate that looks like himself. >> they are charismatic. they can work a room. >> and they shop at the same store. look matching. >> oh, okay. there you go. they can hold a debate there. >> beyond style, they also share very similar politics, so they would end up fighting for the same group of voters. >> i'm not sure there is a need. >> this isn't the first time he has been the subject of a political rumor, every time he has been asked, he gives the same answer. >> never going to do it. >> reporter: in san francisco, kpix 5. >> at . really nice outside. have you been out there. >> i have. i had some people over to the house, a barbecue and off to work on labor day, laboring on labor day. >> not so bad. and when you get outside, dinner break is

street.packers president mark murphy, larry mccarren will be on hand.packers alumni jim carter and craig newsome will sign autographs. you can watch the game right here on today's tmj-4. kickoff is set for 7:30 p-m. our lance allan and elise menaker will coming up: dental danger.why poor oral health can lead to problems that go beyond just 4 your health-we know that not taking care of your teeth could lead to cavities or a simple toothache ... but some studies are suggesting poor oral health can hurt our overall health.danielle barber explains the risks of an unhealthy mouth... and serious health problems from developing. "overall health encompasses physical, psychological, and social well-being and oral health plays a very important role in all three aspects." while brushing your teeth and flossing regularly isn't a new concept, dr. tuan bui says neglecting your oral hygiene could lead to more systemic diseases like heart disease or stroke.(sot: dr. tuan bui, oral and maxillofacial surgeon) "the bacteria that's in the mouth can somehow get into can cause injury to the inner lining of your vesse

newsom was the first major candidate to announce he is running to replace the termed out jerry brown. >> in this crazy business of politics, you hear things every day. >> clooney has long denied rumors he is seeking office. he supports democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton. >>> other figures from the entertainment world have office in in the past. schwarzenegger was california governor from 2003 to 2011. ronald reagan also served as governor of california then served as president from '81 to '89. and sonny bono served in congress from 1995 until his death in 1998. >>> the college football player to befriended a boy with autism has a new story going viral this morning. >> that's right. he thrilled his number one fan during the ole miss game last night. hena daniels reports. >> reporter: florida state wide receiver travis rudolph continues his winning streak on and off the field. >> touchdown! travis rudolph! >> reporter: one of his biggest fans, sixth grader beau cheering him on. >> a great football. and an awesome superstar. >> reporter: the star player made national headlin

is darrell newsom here is doug and laura is she here okay. please come forward. >> good afternoon, sir. >> good afternoon, members my name is henry and he stand before you in staunch opposition of this bathroom, from professional and personal grounds starting with professional i work for the fire department and that has been ringed but frowning acknowledge of someone that drives in the field not in a red carpet but missing anytime you impede the flow of traffic putting in island you're putting lives in

tyler newsome will come on to kick it away. great kick.to make it a lock field, with 3:30 remaining. >> doug: i'm not saying it's the best percentage move. but offensively, michigan state has gone a little conservative. and tyler o'connor, a couple of series ago, on the rollout. and decided not to pull the trigger, trying to run for it and got a tack. on the last drive, he might the able to stick that completion in for the first down. but a defensive back was breaking on the ball. he threw it low and away and played it safe. he played it a little too safe the last couple possessions and they end up three and out. >> mike: scott will be the running back for this drive. 3:30 left. notre dame two time-outs. to use. >> doug: three offensive linemen to the left side. >> mike: starting to look that way. gain a yard of two. second down, coming up. >> doug: you feel the kickout block coming, making that crease tighter. and bunching people up. it's not gashing for seven or eight. it's a push for two or three. >> mike: that is difference. and the de

jimmy fallon had some fun with her recent diagnosis of newsom. chuck sivertsen, abc news, new york. >>> late tonight, clinton's campaign manager called trump's comment about disarming her security guards out of bounds and suggested that he was once again trying to incite people to violence. >>> people spend millions to live there and now residents i've san francisco high rise are paying more money to find out if their sinking homes are safe. we have learned the homeowners association at the millennium tower has hire had had seismic and soil consultants to dig deeper. drilling and other tests will start in two weeks. the millennium is sinking. so far more than 16 inches. the supervisor plans to hold hearings next week to learn more about high rises with similar foundations. >> go outside and look up in the sky. a real treat. abc7 viewers have been sending us pictures of the harvest moon all night. >> yes, take a look at this close-up of the moon everyone hugh in sunnyvale. he used the #abc now in your photos and we may share them online or on air.

newsom says, the event is a must for people with unwanted or unsecure firearms.articipants can turn in. up to three weapons, and can earn 200- dollars in cash. for handguns or rifles. 100- dollars for any other operable firearm. >> steve: out of concern for all residents rate nearer call crocus straight world laypeople they dida community meeting to discuss overcrowded tourism on san francisco's famous lomcard street. it has been a topic of concern for several residents who live near the crooked street. many feel that the area is constantly invaded by several passerby's that make it difficult to maintain a peaceful neighborhood. the meeting... which began at six tonight at yick wo elementary school... is aimed to provide solutions that can diminish the amount of traffic, noise, litter and crime. possible fixes include charging tolls to drivers and requiring reservations. the meeting will go until 7- thirty. >>:the controversy over the millennium tower - a 58-story condominium high end skyscraper is intensifying tonight. now, a san francisco supervisor is accusing

jimmy fallon had some fun with her recent diagnosis of newsom. chuck sivertsen, abc news, new york. >>> late tonight, clinton's campaign manager called trump's comment about disarming her security guards out of bounds and suggested that he was once again trying to incite people to violence. >>> people spend millions to live there and now residents i've san francisco high rise are paying more money to find out if their sinking homes are safe. we have learned the homeowners association at the millennium tower has hire had had seismic and soil consultants to dig deeper. drilling and other tests will start in two weeks. the millennium is sinking. so far more than 16 inches. the supervisor plans to hold hearings next week to learn more about high rises with similar foundations. >> go outside and look up in the sky. a real treat. abc7 viewers have been sending us pictures of the harvest moon all night. >> yes, take a look at this close-up of the moon everyone hugh in sunnyvale. he used the #abc now in your photos and we may share them online or on air.

on the phone with us, bree newsome and activist. last year, she scaled the 30 foot flagpole on the south carolina state capitol grounds and unhooked the confederate flag as police officers shouted at her to come down. bree shimmied to the top of the flagpole, took the flag and said "you come against me with hatred. i come against you in the name of god. this flag comes down today." she is from charlotte, north carolina. stream,cracy now! rashad robinson executive , director of color of change. we welcome you all to democracy now! , you could riots call them uprisings, riots of fear and anger, protest in charlotte, north carolina, that --k place after the killing the police killing. can you talk about what you understand -- you are not there now, but what you understood took place? >> absolutely. i think what took place in charlotte, north carolina, in contact with folks who are on the ground there, we have witnessed several times in the past two years, what we have since thein america 1960's, at least, and this is an incident of pol

randall grimes to deaundre newsome..great adjusting grab.. desert pines stays undefeated winning 41-7 great game between sunrise mountain and spring valley.. kc moore finds gerardo avalos.. and the g-man reaches for the pylon and the score.. back and deliver the knockout punch... kc moore..quarterb ack draw.. touchdown... griz up by a score..when the highlight of the week erupts.. watch.. kevin benoza.... not to be denied....how many tackles can one man break .... an incredible effort.. spring valley wins 26-13 ((jon tritsch)) unlv enters their showdown with ucla with nothing to lose and an expectation to win..the bruins had their hearts ripped out last ruthless on the road hear me out.. unlv is full of momentum with zero pressure.. and have a chance..of course they haven't beaten a power five conference opponent in their last 12 tries but tony sanchez and the rebels are thinking victory in pasadena..it would shock the world..well everyone except for them (tony sanchez/unlv head coach: "we know how talented they are. we know it's going to be

coming up at 6:00 a look at the twitter feud between gavin newsom and an olympic gold medalist over gun control. melissa caen, kpix 5. >>> donald trump facing questions for allegedly wanting to fire resort employees who weren't attractive enough. the "los angeles times" is reporting the presidential nominee pressured management at his california golf club to replace unattractive female employees with more attractive ones. the times cites court documents from a 2012 lawsuit over meal and rest breaks. in it employees claim that trump's bias toward beauty caused managers to value looks over skills. employees also said management rotated employee schedules so, quote, the most attractive women were scheduled to work when mr. trump was scheduled to be at the club. >>> trump's attorney says those allegations are meritless. the lawsuit never targeted trump personally. instead, it was focused on trump's development company, which operates the golf resort. >>> one federal court has given the okay to take selfies in the voting booth. a 3 judge panel struck down new hampshire's ban on ballot selfie

new talk george clooney could give gavin newsom a run for his money. 6. >> fin >> finally tonight it's been said the only limits are the ones you set for yourself. chip reid discovered how true that is. >> eight year old mather stover ling was born with spina bifida and has no use of his legs. but what he does have is fierce determination. >> what does it feel like when you got to the top. >> it felt really cool. like i was flying or something. o> his chance to fly was made possible by eric gray who founded catalyst sports which teaches climbing to people with all kinds of disabilities. >> it just brings me joy to see that, you know, to see people push themselves and just go as thr as they can. >> reporter: the ropes keep them from falling but the upward arogress is all their own. >> what is the hardest part of this, john? >> remembering to breathe. >> remembering to breathe. >> dr. jonathan lessin has had parkinson's for 13 years. >> yes, get it. upce. left foot up. >> reporter: climbing, he says, is the perfect therapy. >> it's like you walk in and y

activists are calling for charlotte- mecklenburg police (((bree newsome/ activist) "we have engaged with chief putney in the past and he has promised us that cmpd would be more transparent under his leadership. we feel these promises have broken and we therefore call for the immediate resignation of kerr putney as chief of cmpd." )) ((paul joncich)) >>> protests following the shooting prompted a midnight to 6 a-m curfew in charlotte which has now been lifted. a statement released by city officials urges the community to "come together and show their unity in a peaceful and legal manner."/// >>> a high speed chase in california ends in tense standoff over a highway overpass. ((paul joncich)) >> the wild ride one suspect took police on across several counties. >> and how it all came to an end several feet above a busy highway.... that's coming up next on the valley's news leader./// ((christianne klein)) the new salami caprese panini from subway. pressed and grilled to cinematic perfection to get a golden brown crust and meld the flavors in melted cheese. part of the new chef-inspired sout

in the mayor newsom's first term not different from the eras and everything is still getting done land use in san francisco the context sport has been and will be fun it is mraelgd at the same time not for the faints of heart but still a city that can do that raise and i'll say having the had the opportunities with this business to working around the bay notwithstanding all the frustrations of the political process a very deeply professional and specific data of structure for people that work for the city why it is ocii or connective development or planning or other agencies support they're really good deal makers and good deal makers on the board of supervisors so we managed to get it done it is brutal and never get everything you want but it works. >> briefly i think once you acknowledge the fact that we have combangsz pressures on growth in areas that artists really ready to accept that growth and without more density we can't get growth in the areas we can accommodate there obviously pressure on politicians you're right the city is facing the issue head on and things happen from th

and a spokesman for gavin newsom told us, i have no idea what aaron possess kin is referring to. >> a 19-year-old woman has pled not guilty of murder. she's accused of beating and torturing a homeless man. one of six people accused of brutally assaulting that man in golden gate park in may. cell phone video captures videos of the suspects forcing the man through the park. the woman was arrested in arizona and is being extradited to san francisco. >>> questions over whether tesla's auto pilot software is involved in a deadly crash in china. tesla in a statement says it's investigating the crash, but also stated the damage to the vehicle was so extensive, that no log data was sent to tesla's servers. there's no way of knowing if the auto pilot feature was involved. safety concerns have surfaced over tesla's auto pilot feature back in may in florida. a bay area company is now offering classes on how to be a self-driving car engineer. a story you'll see only on nbc bay area. scott bud man joins us with an exclusive look inside the company that's making this happen. >> autonomous cars are

galvan -- gavin newsom introduced her. >> she sounded really strong and she sounded like someone with pneumonia. boy, if i get a little cough i found a miserable. she has pneumonia and she sounded really remarkable. >> on the phone, hillary clinton apologized to the crowd. and, she said she was following doctor's orders. and, that she was gearing up for a heavy schedule. >>> donald trump is campaigning in iowa. he says he hopes hillary clinton were recovered quickly he attacked the comment that half of his supporters belonged in a basket of deplorable. >> while my opponent slams you as deplorable and irredeemable, i call you hard-working american patrons who love your country. >> there was a some violence during his rally yesterday. and, demonstrators interrupted his event a number of times. and, they were seen punching and scene -- they escorted them away the trump supporters allowed to remain. >>> whenever a wildfire threatens homes firefighters space a race against home -- time and mother nature and sometimes protecting property is choosing to the fight -- defend some but not other

ammunition purchases to undergo background checks and outlaw high-capacity ammunition magazines, and gavin newsom created this in the wake of the high-profile shootings, and holding police officers more accountable. >>> and all officers must use the online tool to report each time a officer causes a serious injury, or broken bone to a deadly shooting, and some say that this program is in us -- headed in the right direction.>> bruises, burns, use of pepper spray, taser guns, and there are many patterns that differ in the interaction between officers and the community members, and from different communities. >> the system is the first statewide collection of the data that could be used as a model for other states. >>> the police use of force is something that colin kaepernick has been protesting as well by not standing during the national anthem, and kaepernick showing his support this weekend to the bay area high school athletes that are making a similar statement, and the castle mont high school football team got a visit from kaepernick, and one saying they wanted to send a message. before the fr

. >>> a poll shows californians are overwhelmingly in support of gavin newsome's gun support initiative. as well as a ban on large capacity ammunition clips. the field poll finds 60% of likely voters favor the measure, 10% remain undecided. 30% against. gun control advocates say the state is ready to stand up to the national rival association. >>> we are learning that some surveillance cameras that are meant to help solve crime in oakland are not working. and now the family of a homicide victim is demanding answers. augustine vigil was one of two men shot and killed at cesar chavez last month. vigil's sister says she believes the shooter would have been caught on video by surveillance cameras had they been working. we talked to a councilman about the cameras and he says they have not worked for years. >> how long would you estimate they haven't been working. >> i would say based on the information that i was given by the technology representative, they haven't been working for about four or five years. >> the city says it's still waiting for parts to repair the cameras at cesar chavez p

senator zoning administrator and lieutenant governor gavin newsom and the board of education tfa on most and the oakland's senator and our firefighters and the california legacy of commercialism voters working together we can meet the many challenges i humbly ask for you thank you. >> my name is preston returning for the devil district in san francisco i'm running on a platform of getting big money out of policy let me tell you sxhiefts shown the number one fact in wealth and quality has been congress the u.s. correct me if i am wrong o congress congress is our birth enemy congress has stolen mean from marching americans not to one person but to the point deter commissioner kwon percent of the americans this happens because of what we call campaign finance by birthy zoning 45 thousand plus to a congress person not right as a campaign you can fund request tens of millions to help our candidate get elected that's seen as free speech the reason congress doesn't represent the will of the people gnaws of the system of bribery and money that's why my campaign it is only getting small contribut

glen newsome said it was a business decision most of his customers agreed with. >> one of the nice thingsur country is you get to make choices. we didn't want it to become a political football. we could see it was going to develop that way. >> down the street at the pizza parlor, his jersey is proudly displayed. >>. >> reporter: your brother was telling you to take it down it's not good for business. >> we want toded to satisfy our customers. >> reporter: you took a stand, why do that? >> here within turlock loyalty is a lot. the community is very loyal. so we're going to stay loyal to, again, our hometown boy. as his career continues. >> reporter: she says she is supporting their hometown guy not the way he has decided to protest. have you had customers who have decided i can't be in here? >> yes. >> reporter: is his protest creating friction in this town? >> yes. yes. there are locals that support him. and there are locals that don't support him. >> reporter: like navy veteran veronica moren. she hasn't abandoned her pizza parlor but she can't stomach his protest. what were your emotion

governor newsome and business leaders. she said community colleges change lives. she is a teacher. >> officials will decide tomorrow how to divide the california water supply. farmers will find out how much water is sent to northern areas to protect endangered fish. 350,000 acre feet is enough to irrigate 100,000 acres of farmland and enough to serve two million people for domestic needs for a year or grow six billion salads. >> advocates say that diverting too much water to save endangered fish could force farmers to stop working fields. >> an out of the world experience high school students get a chance to talk to bay area not on the international space station. >> cool opportunity. indicate cube ins has a 20 minute earth to space call. rubins has completed two space walks and will return to work next month. highway school do have an astronaut in your class. we have meteorologist mike nicco in the studio and he is the cool of the guy we know. >> hands down. and it is his birthday. >> i appreciate that. i loved her air, did you see her hair, out-of-control like s

is darrell newsom here is doug and laura is she here okay. please come forward. >> good afternoon, sir. >> good afternoon, members my name is henry and he stand before you in staunch opposition of this bathroom, from professional and personal grounds starting with professional i work for the fire department and that has been ringed but frowning acknowledge of someone that drives in the field not in a red carpet but missing anytime you impede the flow of traffic putting in island you're putting lives in danger in a earthquake a building collapses it will further impede traffic do you want someone in a ride share or apparatus and helping this is a question human life and safety is paramount i understand that i understand the need and will to the have and have not's avoid did accidents a number of years ago people were trying to cross in front of streetcars we have flexible barriers those barriers are attached by the lines in a movie theatre i don't that's what i'm talking about people trying to cross the streetcars we live in an area of well no

amy: i want to ask bree newsome, i mean, to remind people, when you climbed that flagpole on the grounds of the columbia state said in south carolina and this like him saturday, the confederate flag, in response to the killing of the beautiful nine, the nine people the immanuel church in charleston, south carolina and their pastor byment take me -- think me whites from us is to wrap himself in the confederate flag. in this case, you have keep lamont scott killed by an brittn-american officer levinsohn and in tulsa, you have a white woman police officer, betty shelby, who killed terence crutcher. your response? been a focus on what is the race of the police officer. that is not the issue. everyone can participate in the whites of premises system. we have to realize the policing system in america is rooted in slavery and slave patrols. i would argue that slavery never ended because in the 13th amendment, it is codified that slavery is legal in cases of criminal punishment. we look at history, we see as soon as emancipation happened -- i leave that is the root of police brutality as it exis

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