amber lee, fox 2 news. >>> time is 4:05. we have an update from san francisco on the attack of a woman where bleach was thrown into her face blinding her. she's seen stumbling outside of a store on mason street rubbing her eyes and rocking back and forth in pain. many who walked by didn't realize how badly she was hurt. some finally heard her screaming and tried to help. >> she was, like, awe, you know. and i wanted to help her, but i couldn't because i didn't know the situation because i had just walked up. >> witnesses say moments earlier, there was a confrontation between a woman and a man in his 20s outside of eddie street. witnesses say that man threw the bleach into her face. the police searched for that attacker continues. the unidentified woman is expected to survive, but they don't know if she'll ever see again. >>> this morning, a coast guard is continuing its search forever a report of a swimmer in distress at san francisco's ocean beach last night. someone called 911 to report seeing someone struggling in the wat

amber lee tells us that 90 reservists were deployed out of moffett field. >> reporter: at dusk, members of the 129th rescue wing headed out to board the plane that will transport them to the houston area. some are part of a para rescue guardian angel team and especially trained with skills ranging from the ability to perform minor surgery to sharpshooting. their mission is to save lives and help flood victims. >> binding isolated personnel on rooftops or in flat areas and hoisting them onto the helicopter. >> reporter: two helicopters were loaded onto a plane that will be used on this mission. other supplies and equipment are also being transported. >> i'm thankful that i serve here at the 1/29 and i'm able to come in today and do some really important stuff for our country. >> reporter: this reservist for three years is also the mayor of milpitas. he and others received orders to reap port to the base. he is not flying to houston. he helped in preparations. >> i'm providing logistics and readiness and support moving 10,000 pound cargo. >> reporter: national guardsmen say the mission in

our crime reporter amber lee tells us instead of paying up, the couple went to police. >> reporter: 33-year-old maninder adama was arrested on suspicion of extortion and invasion of privacy. fremont police say adama lived with his wife at this apartment complex and rented their room to another couple this past spring. the couple later moved out and then began getting e-mails from an unknown sender who claimed to have a sex tape of them. >> he was saying we have a video of you, basically a sex tape of you, and if you don't send me money, then we're going to send it out to your family members and they named specific place where's the family members lived. >> reporter: the couple didn't believe the suspect at first, but police say adama sent them screen shots from the video showing them in their apartment. the suspect threatened to post the video on facebook and tag the couple unless he got $5,000. police say the suspect gave them another way. >> at some point the suspect said to the female victim, if you want to spend the night having sex with me, i can give you the video back instead. >

. >> amber lee, thank you. >>> new at 10:00, san jose police are hoping a newly released image will help them find a stabbing suspect. they are looking for this woman, 18-26 years old, 200 pounds, with long dark hair and medium complexion, she is accused of stabbing and robbing a man in his home in the willow glenn neighborhood. the victim is a reporter for the san jose mercury news. he is recovering. anyone with information about the woman is asked to call san jose police. >>> in free monday, an investigation -- fremont, a police chase came to an end when a speeding car slammed into a home. several suspects are in custody. the owners of the house are stunned. >> reporter: a long trail of skid marks leads to the house where a car slammed into the family home in fremont. >> it was horrible! like a blast. >> reporter: seeing the hundai in their living room was a tough sight to grasp for the parents living here. >> we're still in shock. >> reporter: thankfully, they were at work, and their 3 year and 7-year-old children were at summer camp. >> we work from home regularly, and today wasn't o

. >> as amber lee reports jackie speier insists there is a link between climate change and hurricanes. >> congresswoman jackie speier says the impact of global warming is not a partisan issue. >> i am confident this disaster has so shaken everyone republicans and democrats that this is no longer a game of cat and mouse. this is a crisis. >> those attending are looking for hope and information. >> i want to know if congress is serious about doing something even though our president doesn't care about climate change.>> what california's doing and what are some of the ways we can change. >> the uc berkeley professor of energy is a climate change expert. >> we have seen more and more abrupt changes in the weather patterns. >> he used to serve as the science envoy state department had until he resigned last week in protest at president trump. he says climate change has exacerbated the impact of storms. >> climate change contributed directly to harvey because the gulf of mexico is warmer than it would have been, the warmer the water the easier to evaporate putting more water in the air.>> h

our amber lee was there following all of the developments and says the event had been largely peaceful until anarchists stormed into the area. critics of president donald trump were outnumbered at civic center park. both sides talking over each other with either side listening. >> you're ignoring everything i'm saying. >> reporter: police tried to move away trump supporters away from the protesters when the exchanges became heated to keep them from turning violent. one person removed by police was joey gibson, the head of patriot prayer who came to the park. others were also escorted out by police. >> they want us to walk back to our car when people just threatened us. they think we are white supremacists no matter what. >> reporter: johnny describes himself as being a part of the america first movement. he came from orange county. but that he and his companion were forced out of the park by counter-protesters. >> people in masks came and surrounded us. they wanted to drag us away for trying to incite. from the side. >> it is the violent and the arrest. >> reporter: other trump support

ktvu amber lee talked with the stunned passengers on that plane. >> copa airlines flight from 208 from panama city landed at 2:30 p.m. and waiting to taxi to its arrival gate. passengers described a smooth, pleasant flight until suddenly they heard a noise. >> the whole goes up, and i hear some scream. >> passengers say they didn't know what happened. but knew something was wrong when they saw light coming through the exit door. some took photos of the commotion with their cell phones. this is audio between the air traffic controller and two pilots. >> sir, we are in the cockpit and the flight crew tell us that we have an exit that is open, passengers get off through the wing, that is is that correct? you can see that from the tower? >> confirm that. there was a gentleman over approximately on the tango taxi way there when we exited with no vest on. >> copa airlines confirmed a few minutes after landing a 17- year-old boy sit ising in the exit row unexpectedly opened the emergency exit door, slid down the wing of the aircraft on to the taxi way. >> we see like someone like running. but

amber lee is at sfo tonight after talking to an aviation expert. amber? >> reporter: frank, the ntsb says the new information is an update and put its investigation is ongoing. we spoke with the retired airline captain who told us what he suspects may be the cause near -- behind the near disaster. these newly released photos from ntsb show how close the air canada jet came into class -- to crashing into other airlines last month. air flight 759 was flying toward the taxiway instead of the runway. runway to it right. the ntsb revealed for the first time the air canada jet was as low as 59 feet above ground before the pilot aborted the landing. >> those are taxiways. that's how you know you are on a taxiway versus the runway. >> reporter: the runway lights are white. a retired captain flew for delta and southwest airlines for 40 years and he's the national safety chairman for the airline pilots association. he says the two pilots in the airbus 320 used a visual approach, and should have been able to distinguish the taxiway from the runway without the help o

amber lee has the details.>> reporter: these newly released photos from the ntsb show how close the airanada jet came to crashing into four other planes trying to land last month at the sfo. air canada flight 759 was heading toward the taxiways to the runway and the runway to the left was closed for construction and for the first time the ntsb revealed it was as low as 59 feet above ground before the pilot aborted the landing. >> those lights are the taxiways and that is how you know it is a taxiway versus the runway. >> reporter: the runway lights are white and dick deeds loop for delta air lines for 31 years and the national safety chairman for the airline pilots association. he says that two pilots in the airbus used the official approach and should have been able to distinguish the taxiway from the runway without the help from an instrument. >> in my mind how could day confuse that with the blue taxiway lights.>> reporter: the air canada crew told ntsb they thought the taxiway was the cleared runway. aviation officials say the 2004 video shows the view that pilots have as they land

amber lee was there and joins us live with the latest, amber? >> reporter: the park is quiet right now. the barricades are down. if you look behind me you can see the red banner hanging and it reads bay area stands against hate. at the peak about 2,000 people packed into this area. >> reporter: supporters of trump were out numbered by counter protesters at martin luther king jr. >> reporter: both sides talking over each other with neither side listening. you. >> are ignoring everything that i said. >> exactly. you are calling me a racist. >> reporter: incident after incident the police moved trump supporters away from the counter protesters when the exchanged became heated to keep them from turning violent. one person removed appear to be joey gib son who came to the park. others were escorted out by the police. >> the police are forced to drag us over here and want us to walk back to our car where people just threatened us and we are going to go get you because they think we are white supremacists. >> reporter: describing himself as being part

ktvu's amber lee talked with passengers on the flight. >> reporter: copa airlines flight 208 from panamalanded at sfo around 2:30 p.m. and was waiting to taxi to its arrival gate. passengers described a smooth, pleasant flight until suddenly they heard a noise. >> the whole door goes up and i started to hear screams. >> reporter: passengers say they didn't know what happened but knew something was wrong when they saw light coming through the exit door. some took photos of the commotion with their cell phones. this is audio between the air traffic controller and two pilots. >> go ahead. >> we are in the cockpit and the crew told us that we have an exit that is open and a passenger get off through the wing. that's correct? we see that from the tower? >> 1638, con furthermore that there was a gentleman over approximately on the tango taxiway there when we exited with no vest on. >> reporter: copa airlines confirmed that a few minutes after landing a 17-year-old boy signature in the -- sitting in the exit row unexpectedly opened the emergency exit door. he slid down the wing of the aircraft

amber lee is at sfo where she talked to passengers on board the flight at the time. >> reporter: frank, passengers tell me they're surprised the 17-year-old opened the exit door. sfo spokesman said he was taken to the hospital for a medical evaluation. copa airlines flight 208 from panama city landed at sfo around 2:30, and was waiting to taxi. passengers describe a smooth flight until they heard a noise. >> the whole door goes up and i hear screams into papering didn't know what -- >> reporter: passengers didn't know what happened, but new something was wrong when they saw light in the exit door this. is audio between the air traffic controller and the two pilots: pilots: >> reporter: a few minutes after landing, a 17-year-old boy sitting in the exit row unexpectedly opened the exit door. he slid down the wing of the aircraft on to the taxi way. one passenger showed us photos of the exit door after it was opened. >> we saw like someone running outside. >> reporter: passengers say there was no announcement. they were delayed about 30 minutes. several law enforcement officers got on the

. >> reporter: in berkeley, amber lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> another demonstration was held on the campus of uc berkeley. people gathered to speak out against hate and racism with many marching to the civic center park holding signs while chanting and singing calling for love and inclusion. when they got to the park, some turned away fearing violence from demonstrators wearing a black mask and bandanna. >>> it is 4:07 am. >>> the investigation continues into the tragic naval accident in the pacific and the u.s. navy says they have recovered all the remains of the missing sailors on board the uss john mccain. >>> the floodwaters continue to rise in houston. we will have the latest on tropical storm harvey just ahead.>>> you can see the traffic on the golden gate bridge is moving along well, light although the fog is thick. >>> it could be a 40 degrees spread between inland and the coast, thick fog but not helping away from the coast, and we take a look at your monday forecast. food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see yo

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her husband accidently left their daughter, amber lee, in the family car. >> it doesn't matter your socioeconomic status, it doesn't matter your race, it doesn't matter your age, this is happening to everyone. >> reporter: brown and more than two dozen safety groups are now pushing new legislation in congress that would require carmakers to build an alarm system, when a child is left in the back seat. >> all we're asking is a little reminder for the most important thing you could ever put in your vehicle. >> reporter: some car makers like gm already offer warning systems. in this 2017 model, the driver gets a dashboard alert to check the rear seat, sensing someone may have been back there. with 29 children killed in hot cars this year alone, for some parents, new legislation comes too late. but for so many others, it could save a life. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> as we begin to enter back to school time, two grieving parents in new jersey with a wakeup call about cyber bullying. their 12-year-old daughter committed suicide in june after she was relentlessly harassed by classmates.

and amber lee was able to piece things together from the day's event. >> a quiet morning was disrupted by police activity as they knocked on the doors, neighbors say they were awakened by a loud noise. >> i heard what i thought one a percussion grenade and that's what scared me. >> got out his cell phone and started recording. >> that was that gre nate nad right there. >> a constant treem of coming and going. >> this pot smelling thing, they smoke the pot or whatever and so much noise going on. >> police say they have responded to this before, so they're not surprised by this big scale crackdown, approve of it with the suspicious activities taking place. >> someone pulling up and someone handing something down to somebody there and them leaving. >> and we also learn learned that similar activity took place in public housing and individuals' homes. s' homes. san francisco police confirming a statement on the operation, said for the safety of all involved, we are are not able to release any information at this time. this time. once operations have concluded, we will provide information a

amber lee reports. >> these newly released photos from ntsb show how close the air canada jet came to crashing into four other planes as it tried to land last month. air canada flight 759 was flying toward the taxiway instead of the runway. one of the runways was closed for construction, the ntsb revealed for the first time the air canada jet was as low as 59 feet above ground before the pilot aborted landing. >> those blue lights are the taxiways. >> the runway lights are white. this retired captain flew for western and delta airlines for 31 years and he is the national safety chairman for the airline pilots association. the two pilots in the air canada airbus used a visual approach and should have been able to distinguish the taxiway from the runway. >> in my mind, how could they confuse that with a blue taxiway? >> the air canada crew says they thought the taxiway was a cleared runway. aviation officials say this video shows the view that pilots have as they land at sfo. these pilots have landed planes several times but pilot error is suspected. >> it could have been pilot error bu

amber lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> new information about the mountain lion siding that we reported this morning, the unified school district leaders are taking steps to keep the children at the four schools in the vicinity of the siding safe and what we learned from palo alto?>> reporter: they have issued the cold blue for four schools in the area and this is on webster street. this means the children will be kept in the classrooms and escorted around the classrooms and all classes will be held inside. >> their very presence in the community is a danger to the public safety. it is not something normal, and it is not something that we encounter frequently. that is why this is a danger because there's nowhere for this to go. it will have to be in contact with humans. >> reporter: the police, the city park rangers, and animal control officers have been patrolling the area and they have not stopped. they say this is a unique situation because it was the first time an adult and kitten were spotted together and they were seen around 6:20 am in the middle of this block on webster street, and t

amber lee, ktvu, fox 2 news. >> we hope you stay with ktvu for continuing coverage on the attacks in spain. we are following all the developments there this morning. join us here on air and online at ktvu.com for updates. >>> a five hour barricade situation is seeing a peaceful end in fairfield. police got a call at 3:30 afternoon on a disturbance on michigan street near gateway boulevard. officers arrived and heard gunshots inside and set up a perimeter inside the home. a man and woman inside surrendered and were detained. no word of anybody hurt. >>> and a young woman in the center of a sex scandal, jasmine abuslin was the former teen pursuit. she said police officers from across the bay area exploited her and had sex with her, some of them when she was still a minor. last may she settled a lawsuit with the city of oakland for $989,000. the lawsuit against the richmond police department seeks unspecified damages. >>> new safety measures at sfo. in minutes we will tell you what is happening on the ground. it is designed to prevent another close call. this is one we saw weeks ago. >>

amber lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> it is 6:39 am. >>> the u.s. south korea showed military force over the korean peninsula, two biggest bombers and eight u.s. fighter jets are part of that military demonstration. it involved the south korean air force as well. the task force official says this is designed to strongly counter the north korean repeated missile testing and the develop met -- development of nuclear weapons. this comes two days after north korea fired a missile that flew over japan landing in the pacific ocean. >>> 11,000 american troops are actually in afghanistan instead of the 8400 we were told before. secretary of defense jim mattis ordered a change in the way the number of troops are reported to the public. in the past the troops on the so-called temporary missions were not included in the overall count. >> under the new accounting methodology the current total forces number in afghanistan is approximately 11,000. this does not include potential future adjustments that the secretary of defense may make in order to accomplish the

amber lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the controversial group of conservative leaders maybe speaking a uc berkeley after all and they are bringing milo yiannopoulos, ann coulter and steve bannon to the campus for a free-speech event next month. they are concerned about the visit of the speakers and cal is working it says with the student organization to provide a safe and working environment saying the school is committed to free speech and open dialogue. >>> kicking off the west coast campaign in berkeley, "one america" group founded by muslims, jewish and christian leaders and they form the group due to the divisions nationwide and they are promoting unity through dialogue and community service. >>> the prominent san francisco attorney will represent the google engineer, james damore, who was fired after riding -- writing a memo suggesting women are less suited for tech jobs than men, and it was posted online and went viral. the law firm is asking other google employees to come forward if they believe the company discriminated against them due to their political beliefs. >>> the san leandro poli

amber lee is at moffett field tonight. >> reporter: the deployment here started at about 2 pm this afternoon. involved 90+ personnel. three planes, two helicopters. the last plane took off less than 90 minutes ago. at dusk, numbers of the 129th rescuing headed out to board the planes that would transport them to the houston area. some are part of the guardian angel team and are specially trained with scales -- skills ranging from minor surgery to sharpshooting. the mission is to save lives and help lead victims. >> finding isolated personnel on rooftops or in flood areas and hoisting them onto the helicopters. port mac two helicopters were loaded onto a cargo plane that will be used on this mission. other supplies and equipment, such as walkie-talkies are also being transported. >> i'm thankful that i served here in the 1/29 and i'm able to come in here today and do some really important stuff for our country.>> reporter: she is also the mayor of the peaches. he received orders to report here to the bay. he is not flying to houston. he helped in the preparation. >> i'm providing logistics, r

me 13 people were arrested most for bringing items into the park that was prohibited, in berkeley amber leektvu fox 2 news. >> earlier in the day another demonstration was held on the campus of uc berkeley. people gathered to speak out against hate and racism, many marched to civic center park holding signs chanting and singing. when they arrived at the park some were turned away fearing violence from demonstrators wearing black masks and bandannas.>> i am freaked out there are a lot more people here than i expected. i am not comfortable going in there. i am not here for violence. >> at one point the crowd chased a demonstrator down the street throwing water and glitter on him. he was eventually escorted to a waiting vehicle. >>> the mayor of piedmont has submitted his resignation. a few weeks ago jeff wheeler posted on facebook liberals are un-american and the black live matter movement encourages police killings and transgender people are mentally ill.'s the mayor was confronted at angry people at city council meeting. a special session was scheduled today but yesterday the mayor submitte

from uc berkeley, amber lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> coming up on mornings on 2, the executions in california could resume sooner rather than later, and what the supreme court is doing today and what that means for the inmates. >>> uber based in san francisco continues to struggle but there may be a silver lining. >>> for most we have had a three-week break from the very hot temperatures but today's the last cooler day because everything is warm to hot by the weekend. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. it is 6:12 am . >>> the state supreme court expected to announce its ruling on the voting measure to speed up the process of carrying out the death penalty. they approved prop 66 and that set the five-year limit for repealing the death penalty but critics say that the five-year limit is not realistic and challenged it in court. the death penalty appeals can last 25 years or more right now. there have been 13 executions since the death penalty was reinstated in 1978. the last was carried out 11 years ago. >>> this afternoon lord is scheduled to carry out its first execution in 18 months and the

amber lee was there 190 reservist deployed to texas from moffett field. >> reporter: at dusk, members of the rescue wing headed out to board the c-17 plane that will transport them to the houston area. some are part of a para rescue guardian angel team and a specially trained with skills ranging from the ability to perform minor surgery to sharpshooting. their mission is to save lives and help flood. rooms. >> finding isolated personnel on rooftops or in flood areas and hoisting them onto the helicopters. >> reporter: two helicopters for loaded onto a plane that will be used on the mission. other supplies and equipment are also being transported. >> i am thankful that i serve here and i'm able to come in today and do some really important stuff for our country. >> reporter: richard trent, reservist, is also the mayor of milpitas. he and other received orders to report to the base. he is not flying to houston. he helps in the preparations. >> i provide logistics and support moving 10,000 pound cargo. >> reporter: air national guardsmen say the mission to houston is what they train for.

amber lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >> so difficult, especially with a little one.e 2011 just food for dog store opened up in pasadena specializing in human grade dog food. >> now the company is coming here to the bay area. they spread their message of treating pets more like family. the locations are open with blossom hill and walnut creek opening this weekend. >> for more what they're cooking up, we go to mike mibach. >> gasia, sal, thank you very much. quite the spread, doctor, that you have here. we have restaurants come up all the time. sometimes they don't even bring this. >> yes. >> this is for a dog as well as humans as well. >> yes. >> this is what you're selling. so our viewers are clear, food for both the dog and for the owners. you can eat it all. we could eat it. it is balanced nutritionally for the dog. >> a lost my viewers know they have a lab myself. an english lab. 12 years old. we adopted him. he grabs things and we say charlie, don't grab that. >> there are certain human foods we never want to feed our dogs. coffee beans have the same compound as

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amber lee explains. >> quaint, adorable, old-school food with modern flair. >> reporter: the new spoter has been open only a little more than two months but the staff who work there have a long history with the neighborhood. they were employed poker's gourmet, a diner in the neighborhood for 23 years. the owners shuttered the restaurant in april. >> we were devastated because i'm on the older side, with a son in college. >> reporter: a single mom, who raised her children while working at the old diner. she and the others were given two weeks' notice we were going to be out of a job. >> we were family and someone telling us you have two weeks, we're like no. i'm not going to take that. >> reporter: another server saw the closure as an opportunity to realize the dream to open or own diner and found this location calling it the new spot just a block away. she hired her 12 coworkers to join her. the new spot opened two months later at the end of may. >> we took the chance to open this spot because we knew what the neighborhood needed. >> reporter: nearby a similar story, a new chapter for

the home secretary amber rudd has been meeting the companies at a technology summit in san francisco from where dave leesocial media. so companies here in silicon valley are being told they must do more to prevent the spread of extremist content online. what i need them to acknowledge is that the enemy, who is really trying to move swiftly online, to radicalise people in their own homes, are really stepping their game up and we need our response stepped up as well. and there is also a concern that new measures might mean a loss of privacy for all of us. it's not possible to say we're going to monitor all communications on our platforms, but still preserve users privacy. they may attempt to minimise the impact on users privacy. they have to face up, people who might oppose this, to what our enemy is trying to do. they're trying to weaponise people at home. another worry as security experts will tell you is that terrorists could simply move to harder to reach parts of the internet. dominic o'connell is with us. nice to see you dominic. so the papers, online media, all over the firing of scaramucci afterju

lee joins us now. he has been taking a look at what exactly amber road wants these companies to do.asiest for hackers to access and what is easiest for us to access. in a few minutes we will speak to our technology correspondent to take us through what amber rudd is saying, to what are the real powerbrokers in silicon valley, in charge of those internet companies. donald trump has sacked his communications director, just days after appointing him. as you are just hearing, the home secretary is in america challenging the likes of facebook my twitter and google to do more to remove extremist content online. let's talk to carol and find out what is happening with the weather. it seems as if there will be some storms kicking off in the skies. well, there will be some heavy showers. in morcombe there has been 12 millimetres of rainfall. if you are thinking is this ever going to stop? intensity should ease off in the next or so. wales seems heavy downpours, but here on the broadcasting house in london it is pleasant. we have a son, blue skies and it feels quite pleasant the warm as well.

lee ktvu fox 2 news. >> henry , we heard from the organizer of the original rally, to the mayor have any response to what the transgender woman, amber cummings said? >>reporter: she said she requested a police escort, but berkeley police was not aware. they did say they tried to help everyone. berkeley police did bring people out for their own safety when they believed they were going to be assaulted. >> thank you. >>> president donald trump rollback a policy that kept the military from selling much of its surplus equipment to police department's. he also put limits in place in 2015. this came after criticism over using military hardware by police during demonstrations that follow the killings of black man in ferguson, missouri and elsewhere. president donald trump signed in order to reverse the ban and said the rules of politics before polity -- >> we will seek to affirm the critical role of police in our society and we will not participate in anything that would give comfort to radical who promote agendas that preach hostility rather than respect for police. >>reporter: group say the gear will help protect officers responding to v