this pill which is our hero's drive through the night and watch the sunrise over the border of the bay state. pursuit goes on the next oh is that what we're doing now right and then a seatbelt the entire trip suddenly like oh let's put on our seat. isn't that luddy. brother or pulling up in massachusetts yeah hang on a minute. all right. look it up pretty this is buddy all the gorgeous colors the shock of color the shock of nature what you got ahead this fall the boston mess you know i grew up terrible boston x. yes so sharp elbows ted kennedy i really did just for a second i wasn't j.f.k. but i was deathly because. it was a little bit of a little girl gurgling sound from a little ditty. i grow up i'll stop but i'm sorry i made a bad political reference didn't i moving right along we're coming into the boston area j party boats water mayhem revolution. this is where it all happened something in the soil something in the atmosphere something about the cosmic alignment of the planets got our forefathers all riled up and they said she ought not to t. know stephen that was not the question to be

fitchburg anyway from here our hero continues deeper into the bay state to find more talents you can't pronounce and to learn about the sacrifice some americans that made for this great country next time on the great american pilgrimage we got into a firefight he would shoot so i hit him on the top of the head with my helmet tall enough he'd study. yeah. yeah. join me every thursday on the alex simon chill and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sport this list i'm showbusiness i'll see that. it's hard to imagine after the war. was still like to the rich and the not in seventy ad as the chair of a man convicted of mass murder and slavery as a german company developed. a drug that was promoted as completely safe even during pregnancy it turned out to have terrible side effects what has happened to my baby anything. she said is just. victims i have to this day to receive compensation they never apologized for the suffering that not only want the money i want the revenge. thank you thank thank you thank you. thank you thank you thank thank you. thank you lord. in the stori

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the sites have to be accessed by boat which state parks will have spread throughout the bay. state parks officials hope for the future...this won't be the state's only underwater trail "we have cultural resources underwater. the fact that we just don't look. i hope this revives that interest and we build moment from this and start establishing other sites." ((az)) friday state parks will be hosting an underwater facebook live tour of the sited. the trail officially opens to the public monday. tag temperatures tagtagtag temperatures temperatures began to cool today but it was still hot in some of the valleys with highs in the 80 and low 90s. patchy fog lingered at the coast to keep those temperatures with highs only in the 50s and the 60s and 70s and 80s around the bay. you can see the clouds spinning toward the coast. we will see a mix of sun and clouds tomorrow with much cooler temperatures. highs will be in the 70s inland with 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. low pressure will bring a slight chance of showers to the north bay on saturday with even cooler w

bay. northbound state route 87. at least one lane blocked before almaden.o monterey or 101. 101 is starting to get busy as well. 237 before mathilda is backing up as well. coming from the milpitas area, you can certainly expect delays. the bay bridge commute has looked okay. heavy into san francisco now. the closure of the salesforce this is customizable str...whatever size.r family. it's saving money with flexible channel packs. live tv and the latest shows to stream. and all your streaming apps in one place - even netflix. this is how xfinity makes life. simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet and tv for just $34.99 a month for 12 months and customize by adding flexible channel packs. click, call or visit a store today. >> 6:58. here are the 7 things you g hain capitol hill. the senate judiciary committee meeting for an expected vote on the supreme court nomination of brett kavanaugh. that will happen in a few hours. several democrats, including california senator kamala harris walked out in protest after republicans refused to subpoena k

which state parks will have spread throughout the bay. statehope... in the future this won't be the state's only underwater trail tomorrow, park officials will be hosting an underwater facebook live tour of the sites. the trail officially opens to the public on monday... . still ahead at 8.... an injured turtle gets some help - which involves legos.. and - imagine getting slapped by a seal armed with an octopus...! we'll explain.. plus ... a teenager pepper- sprayed and kicked in the back by a police officer at a state fair -- and the entire incident caught on camera... now the family is demanding justice.... and next - the facebook video that showsa 10-year-old boy getting a tattoo.... why police are investigating... this is customizable streaming tv for your family. ...whatever size. it's saving money with flexible channel packs. live tv and the latest shows to stream. and all your streaming apps in one place - even netflix. this is how xfinity makes life. simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet and tv for just $34.99 a month

the sites have to be accessed by boat which state parks will have spread throughout the bay. state parks officials hope for the future...this won't be the state's only underwater trail "we have cultural resources underwater. the fact that we just don't look. i hope this revives that interest and we build moment from this and start establishing other sites." ((az)) friday state parks will be hosting an underwater facebook live tour of the sited. the trail officially opens to the public monday. tagtagpublic monday. tag (lawrence bay area weather) (sports tease) just ahead, significant news and possible step toward a colin kaepernick return... as eric reid just landed an nfl deal. details around the corner. ♪ flintstones! meet the flintstones. ♪ ♪ they're the modern stone age family. ♪ ♪ from the town of bedrock. ♪ meet george jetson. ♪ ♪ his boy elroy. with instant acceleration, electric cars are more fun to drive and more affordable than ever. electric cars are here. plug into the present. who knows if colin kaepernick will ever land a job in the nfl again? but at least we can say,

the sites have to be accessed by boat which state parks will have spread throughout the bay. state parks officials hope for the future...this won't be the state's only underwater trail "we have cultural resources underwater. the fact that we just don't look. i hope this revives that interest and we build moment from this and start establishing other sites." ((az)) friday state parks will be hosting an underwater facebook live tour of the sited. the trail officially opens to the public monday. tag the first few weeks of the nfl season are usually the time when you get a good pulse of how teams will shape out for the year. four games in, we can say this for sure-- the l-a rams are scary good... and the pride of novato may lead them to a super bowl. rams vikings on thursday night football... former cal star jared goff and his rams...hosting the vikings at the coliseum. and goff with a video game type performance... threw for 465 yards...on 26 of 33 for 5 touchdowns, four of which were in the 1st half. the first rams qb with 5 td passes since kurt warner in 1999. --vikings had a chance

. >>> a fight to stay in the north bay. state lawmakers are putting plans to find a new ferry operator on hold. earlier this week we told you the state was soliciting a bid from a large her company to run the angel island tiburon ferry. captain maggie says her family has run the ferry the last five generations. the community came out in support of the family this week. >>> acclaimed chef mina is about to expand into the north bay. >> the rally by health care workers to keep a south bay hospital from closing. >> as we head to break, a live look outside from our camera in emeryville. a lot of folks heading out to when you're confident in your gut, you feel confident to take on anything. with benefiber, you'll feel the power of gut health confidenc every day. benefiber is a 100% natural prebiotic fiber. good morning mrs. jonhson. benefiber. trust your gut. start with 100% cleancheese? ingredients. like vermont white cheddar. then... add bacon, bbq chicken, or baja blend. catering and delivery now available. panera. food as it should

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a few hours, it has consumed thousands of acres, burning just yards from several homes in the bay area statesommunity. some people chose to stay for as long as possible. some watering down their houses and trees before evacuating. there is only one road into this community, so fire commanders ordered the berryessa estates be evacuated as quickly as possible. they didn't want residents to be trapped if the fire burned across that road. off,arsenal.just 10% contained a wiltime-lapse video of the fire burning images from teras to help develop a plan of attack. the cameras are part of a network developed at the university of nevada-reno. >> windy, dry conditions in the north bay and many other parts of the bay area. rob mayeda now with how those conditions, rob, are impacting the fire fight. >> when that fire got started earlier today, we had temperatures in the mid-90s north of calistoga, right now, 66 degrees. wind speeds have come down. humidity levels have recovered slightly. the big delta fire which has closed interstate 5 seeing hotter temperatures in the day. look at the humidity, only 18%

here's alexis >> we had a pedestrian crash in the south bay. state route 84 westbound side past ardenwood. we talked to chp a few minutes ago. they were not able to give us the location of the pedestrian involved in this. they said no lanes blocked. not a major blocking situation. no major delays. this is something we're keeping an eye on here this morning. as mike mentioned, no fog if you're doing the golden gate bridge commute. you have more room on the southbound side. just hearing about a new crash on the carquinas bridge. and one on 880. >> on gma's first look.look. a giraffe attack in south africa. >> that mother is out of a coma. the boy's father is speaking exclusively to abc news. >> reporter: in this morning's tkpwapl first look, the father of the woman attacked by a giraffe, along with her 3-year-old son, is speaking out. jack says his daughter katie, a wildlife scientist, was walking with her 3-year-old son not far from their home in the south africa nature preserve. >> this time she came to a wooded section, went into a clearing. and ins

the east bay times reports four bay area state lawmakers and mark deason yea are calling for california's attorney general 0 investigate abuse by priests. a survivors group made the same request yesterday. >> a south bay tent steph has a new home. yesterday residents confident village were forred to relocate to the sciu parking lot. tonight hope village reach add agreement with the city of san jose. encampment can rent a city owned parcel close to the parking lot. the tents can stay there for 180 days till a permanent decision is reached. >> a stinky mess inside a bay area apartment and nearby grocery store. it's not the first time. so what happens next? >> an unusual vigil in the south bay. it wasn't for a person. why health care workers gathered outside this hospital tonight. >> a controversial moment in the a's game. watch how a fan ended up at the center of attention at the coliseum. >> i'm sandhya patel tracking heat and fire danger. >> thank you, first here's a look what's coming up tonight on "jimmy kimmel live'. >> thanks, dan and ama. it's the night after the an emmies and we're

i want to take you back out to the discovery bay area on state route 4. we had a serious crash this morning where at least one vehicle went off the roadway. down into the water as well. things are starting to clear up. this happened a little before 4:00. we did have a full closure of both sides of the roadway west on of tracy boulevard. just heard from chp a couple minutes ago that the road is back open. they were doing one-way traffic control. between 20 and 40 minutes depending which direction you're going t. hopefully that will improve soon. not terrible out of the central valley. yellow, 48 minutes. 4 to concord in the green at 14. southbound 101, san rafael to san francisco, still looking good in the green at 16 minutes. chp is crediting alert motorists for saving these two dogs. this happened yesterday morning. the exhausted dogs are at a local animal shelter this morning. it's unclear who the owner is. but chp is thanking drivers for calling police instead of ignoring the dogs or trying to get out of their own vehicles to save them. so definitely g

just take a look at the bay. statet with your family and friend and enjoy the great outdoors. you also have newe nels fog visits of th history of the park and its shoreline. you can begin enjoying the panoramic views of the san francisco bay, east bay hills and san bruno mountains right now. >> what makes this park so significantly different than so many of our other parks is that the local community had an important seat at the table to make sure we're designing and delivering the kind of services that are important to them. >> here's a view of the campsites from high above. to reserve one of the site, you have to pay between 35 to 40 bucks. the park is already open, but a sparse reservations for the campsites, those will begin october 1st. at candlestick point state park, carlos saucedo, abc 7 news. >>> if you prefer a national prk, this is a great opportunity. this weekend is when you want to check one out. in honor of national public national parks for free on saturday and yes, that includes yosemite. you can take

we are now moving toward the general, but keep your eyes peeled in the bay state. >> what reporting ofonly college football season but shutdown season in congress. it's been interesting to watch. there's been a little bit of bipartisanship on the spending bills that have to pass before the end of the fiscal year september 30. we have seen the senate working to pass basically nine of 12 spending bills that have to go before september 30. there is always trouble ahead with, first of all, having to reconcile bills with the house. the house has more controversial policy provisions. we call them riders. they have to deal with the senate and also the x factor of president trump himself. we have the president saying he wants money for the border wall. mitch mcconnell and paul ryan have a plan to punt the border wall funding until after the elections. will president trump go along? that's yet to be seen. >> tuesday or thursday. we'll see in september. >>> when it comes to nafta republican senators have no intention of letting trump do it his way. that's what senators and aides say this weekend

a sig alert in the north bay, state route southbound 29 is fully blocked between wine country avenue power wires. the northbound side one lane blocked but at least you an get by on that side. golden gate bridge, seeing fog start to set until but no significant delays if you're coming in on southbound 101. >>> now breaking news from the abc 7 live desk. >> following breaking news from new york city. an emirates flight has landed at jfk airport with up to 100 sick people on board. according to our sister station wabc the pilot says two men have an extremely high fever. 100 other passengers are also coughing nonstop. two officials tell abc news the plane is being held away from terminals because of these illnesses and the plane originated in dubai and landed at 8:50 new york time, so about one hour ago. that situation, though, is ongoing as we've mentioned. we're going to stay on top of this breaking news and bring you developments as we get them. >>> an effort to make it easier to find out when the next bus is coming. what san francisco's transit agency wants to do. >> the bombshell bo

bay and 60s at the beaches. on the satellte you can see a low pressure trough along the west coast. it will keep temperatures down all across the state. highs around the bay area tomorrow will be in the 70s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast.. offshore winds will bring much warmer temperatures in the middle of the week. cooler weather will return next weekend. (jr stone) (jr stone) (jr stone) still ahead... a string of armed robberies at a busy san jose strip mall. details on who police are looking for tonight. (catherine) and after the break.. a teenager is being praised for doing the right thing.. after finding a woman's purse filled with cash. ♪ flintstones! meet the flintstones. ♪ ♪ they're the modern stone age family. ♪ ♪ from the town of bedrock. ♪ meet george jetson. ♪ ♪ his boy elroy. with instant acceleration, electric cars are more fun to drive and more affordable than ever. electric cars are here. plug into the present. southern california is the definition of a good samaritan. he stumbled upon more money than he'd ever seen in his life-- and then did the right thing. kacey drescher has the sto

bay and 60s at the beaches. on the satellte you can see a low pressure trough along the west coast. it will keep temperatures down all across the state. highs around the bay area tomorrow will be in the 70s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast.. offshore winds will bring much warmer temperatures in the middle of the week. cooler weather will return next weekend. ((2shot)) ((jr))((2shot))((jr)) ((2shot)) ((jr)) in the east bay...authorities think road rage may be behind a car- to-car shooting on interstate 580.((pam)) tonight that shooter is still on the loose. kron4's haaziq madyun has the latest on the investigation from the c-h-p office in castro valley.. (pkg)sota fender bender turns into a hit and run and ends in a shooting on the 580-freeway in san leandro. california highway patrol officer bradley larsen says the incident began after a minor rear end collision on the hesperian blvd on ramp to southbound 238-freeway in san leandro "sot

as expressed today, the bay area council has major concerns with the state water board's plan. most alarmingly, it has no guarantees that any flows provided by the bay area to the tuolumne river will make it to the bay and not merely be diverted by downstream pumps by southern california water users. this would represent an unacceptable back door transfer to south of delta water users and negate any benefits to the eco systems in the estuary. assuming such guarantees could be put into place, there are other practical concerns, primarily that the plan would require the bay area to achieve impossible conservation goals during droughts. residents in san francisco public utilities commission combined the retail and wholesale service areas average 54 gallons per person, per day and the lowest per capita water usage if they were their own region in california. according to sfpuc, residents could be forced to achieve 20% to 30% reductions. and residents in daly city, heyward, menlo park and redwood city would be forceded to ration less than 25 gallons per person per day. these are rate

. >>> happening today in san jose, the deadline for people living in a south bay homeless camp, state authorities expect to clear them out later today. the camp called hope city is at russ drive, just south of the airport. big tents there. each houses up to ten people with access to showers and clean water. but there's growing support for the community that popped up not too long ago because it's actually on state land. the state will have the final say. >>> meantime, san t old city hallnt comnity. there's one problem. the top county executive is against the idea. jeff smith took us inside the old city hall to illustrate his point, saying that it's not designed for people to live in because there are verment, pests and water damage. the final decision will be made on september 25th. >>> it's 4:50. the trouble millennium tower could soon be yellow-tagged. san francisco inspectors have given managers of the tower until the end of the week to make safety improvements or else access to the building could be limited. an investigation is under way as to why a window on the 36th floor cracke

bay and 60s at the beaches. on the satellte you can see a low pressure trough along the west coast. it will keep temperatures down all across the state. highs around the bay area tomorrow will be in the 70s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast.. offshore winds will bring much warmer temperatures in the middle of the week. cooler weather will return next weekend. (pam) there is new hope for residents of a south bay homeless encampment... known as "hope village" the camp was taken down today... but put up again nearby. and now there is an ongoing effort to find a long- term location. the dozen or so homeless residents of "hope village" ... were evicted by 8- this morning. four hours later... they had moved out... and allowed to pitch their tents just down the street.. at the local s-e-i-u offices. now, county supervisor dave cortese says, they are looking for a more permanent solution. (pam) the county has off

bay and 60s at the beaches. on the satellte you can see a low pressure trough along the west coast. it will keep temperatures down all across the state around the bay area tomorrow will be in the 70s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast.. offshore winds will bring much warmer temperatures in the middle of the week. cooler weather will return next weekend. weekend.return next weather will cooler weather will return next weekend. ((jr mon vo)) as florence leaves the as florence ((jr mon vo)) ((jr mon vo))as florence leaves the carolinas, floodwaters and the death toll keep rising.the storm once known as hurricane florence has killed at least 31 people, trapped hundreds and cut off parts of the carolinas, making them impassable.and as natasha chen explains....forecasters say the worst flooding is yet to come. sot voice of melissa crain, chapel hill, north carolina"i think we're the only dry sidewalk in this entire complex... for now!"what's left of florence is still wreaking havoc and flooding parts of the carolinas days after making landfall.the system is slowly moving out of the region but remnants are now t

visit a store today. >>> scientific work is being done by professor and her students from cal state east bay regarding wetlands and climate change. >> in very passionate about restoring wetlands in california. >> reporter: there is an outdoor laboratory in hayward for project led by cal state east bay professor, patty and her researchers. they set up measuring devices in february to collect data on how the wetlands would fight climate change. >> we are quantifying the greenhouse gasses that the wetland is taking out of the atmosphere every year. >> reporter: they are taking air, soil and water samples. they are collecting data twice each month and they said the 6400-acre wetlands is nature's way of fighting climate change by absorbing large amounts of carbon from the atmosphere. >> when you see the data, it is exciting because you see what's going on. >> reporter: the professor said the carbon and other gasses absorbed by the wetlands every year can have a significant impact on the environment. >> 1.5 metric tons of carbon every year and that is equivalent to about 10,000 cars off the road.

as expressed today, the bay area council has major concerns with the state water board's plan. most alarmingly, it has no guarantees that any flows provided by the bay area to the tuolumne river will make it to the bay and not merely be diverted by downstream pumps by southern california water users. this would represent an unacceptable back door transfer to south of delta water users and negate any benefits to the eco systems in the estuary. assuming such guarantees could be put into place, there are other practical concerns, primarily that the plan would require the bay area to achieve

in hayward. >> as a bay area native, i'm very passionate about restoring wetlands and studying california. >> reporter: it provides an outdoor laboratory for a project led by cal state east bay professor and researchers. they set up this tower to collect data on how wetlands help fight climate change. >> we're quantifying the greenhouse gases the wetland is taking out of the atmosphere every year. >> reporter: the researchers are taking air, soil, and water samples. the team collects the data twice a month. they say the 6400-acre wetlands is nature's way of fighting climate change by absorbing large amounts of carbon from the atmosphere. >> when you see a data, that even more excites you because you see what's going on. >> reporter: the professor says the carbon and other greenhouse gases absorbed by this wetland every year can have a significant impact in the environment. >> one and a half metric tons of carbon out of the atmosphere every year, which is equivalent to about 10,000 cars off of the road. >> reporter: the researchers say the wetlands work like a sponge and a barrier to counter rising sea levels by functioning as a buffer zone. >> even as the sea level

we urge a negotiated settlement with state leaders with the p.u.c. to move forward. the bay area plan is something that we are watching. we have not taken a position so we do ask you to continue working with the state leaders to find a solution. thank you for your time. >> hello. i am, my family came here during the dust bowl. we lived in stockton and fresno and i picked grapes. and now i live in palo alto. i can say i'm very proud to see how the city council voted. i i was in union organizer for city council to go against the staff, all the recommendations i am mixed because the city council voted because they looked at all the materials, and everything and they realize that the environment and our water usage and that was the best plan , the delta plan. i urge you all to look at the plan and you think about all the scientists, on all sides. i have been going to the state board meetings and i can tell you that every position had a scientist backing their plan. we had farmers saying we need the water. we can't even take showers. it takes 1 gallon to produce a one element. 25

our media partner at the east bay times reports four bay area state lawmakers are now calling for california's attorney general to investigate abuse by priests. a survivor's group made the same request monday. >>> new details on how a new set of tariffs between china and the u.s. will affect us in california. we first told you about the sanctions yesterday here on "abc 7 mornings". china is imposing $60 billion in tariffs on more than 5,000 american goods. that includes a 10% tariff on wine. as you know, that is bad news for california. we produce 90% of the wine in this country. wine industry experts tell the chronicle, bay area wineries oppose the tariffs. still, it seems china will continue to buy our wine. exports increased 14% in the first on half of this year despite tariffs going up 20% in april. >>> a jury convicted of a man thought to be the gypsy hill killer. investigators suspect he murdered six young women in 1976 from northern california to reno. this is the man here on your screen. his name is rodney helbauer. he was found guilty yesterday in the murder of two teenagers in sap ma

you can make a $10 donation by texting the word florence to 90999. >>> the bay area's latest state of the art medical facility is a step closer to opening. a ribbon cutting ceremony took place thursday evening more the morris highman critical care pavilion out of washington hospital in fremont. the new intent intents have have 48 beds. the er is 224,000 square feet. four times the size of the current facility. even the way it was constructed is state of the art. >> it moves from side to side three feet in every direction and can move up and down. which is kind of hard to imagine. but that's what it is billed as doing. it's the same seismic system as the apple campus. >> the project came in on time and on budget. there is no set opening date yet. but officials hope to move patients in by the middle of next month. >>> a well-known surfer severely injured in santa cruz is making remarkable progress. brian hart was paralyzed two months ago. david louie has the uplifting update, a story only on abc 7 news. >> reporter: it's nothing short of miraculous, the 53-year-old brian hart is out of

. >>> and one bay area school district is getting a lifeline from the state in the midst of a serious funding crisis. >>> good morning, it is tuesday, september 18, i am michelle griego. and i am kenny choi. let's have a look at the weather and traffic first. >>> let's look to mary lee. >> it is a really pleasant day. if you like the weather yesterday, very similar conditions for today. we will warm things up beginning tomorrow. here is a live look with the san jose cam starting off the day with the clouds. they are currently in the 50s for many spots. concord, oakland, san francisco

after hitting stores across the bay area and the state at least 19 times.nvestigators have identified 17 suspects. oakland police arrested seven of them on tuesday. >> if you engage in criminal activity in our community, we are going to hold you accountable. it's just that simple. >> reporter: the thieves have struck apple as toers all over the bay area. the emeryville store has targeted a whopping nine times this year. each too imthe suspects run in, grab all the iphones and laptops they can before running out to a waiting getaway car. >> it's amazing that they have organized it in such a way they could hit store after store. >> reporter: while investigators are still working to locate nine of the 17 suspects, apple customers say they're relieved police are on the case. >> i'm glad they caught them. it's shocking. >> reporter: we are back here live. the man opening the door is a security gart. he's outside the berkeley store. there are still a lot more people to be arrested. this is still an active investigation. >> usedi, thank you for the update. the hot

state as well. >> it's almost like being a sharecropper. you work hard to have a roof over your head. >> reporter: this woman has lived in the bay area all her life. at first, she couldn't afford san francisco. now she can't afford oakland, either. >> the thought of having to shut my business down and move to another state and try to start up again is completely terrifying. >> reporter: moving to texas with her partn

. >>> a professor at cal state east bay is leading a team of student researchers in a field project to fight climate change. the project is in hayward and provides the outdoor laboratory for the research. the team is led by the professor and they set up a tower with measuring devices to collect data on how wetlands fight climate change. they said it will help counter the impact of greenhouse emissions. >> we will motivate people and educate people to fight climate change and do it now. invest before it's too late. >> this is a long-term project that she hopes to continue for 10-20 years. >>> the walnut creek city council will rule on a major residential business development proposed for the city called the 1910 mixed-use project located near north main street. this parcel of land is across from the target store and near the bart station. the project would include 135 apartments and 10,000 square feet of commercial space on the ground floor. >>> a commission approved the design last month but a trade union filed an appeal claiming an environmental review had not been conducted. >>> we a

. >> happening today, san jose, the deadline for people living in the south bay homeless camp, state authorities expect them to clear out later today. the camp is called hope city at russ drive just south of the airport. has big tents and houses up to ten people in each tent with access to showers and clean water. growing support and something that popped up not too long ago. the state has the final say. >>> south bay leaders taking a bold step in trying to tackle the homeless problem. they want to convert san jose's old city hall into a new homeless facility. city council decided to begin that process. as nbc's bay area robert honda reports top county executives hate the idea. >> reporter: today's decision by san jose will only escalate the debate over whether the old city hall annex should be converted into a homeless facility. executive jeff smith says he thinks it's a bad idea and took us inside to prove it. >> hopefully it doesn't fall apart while we're inside. >> reporter: jeff smith doesn't hide his disgust in turning the old san jose city hall into a homeless facility and isn

clear it's really and they're promising for example sweden only just weeks back into the real bay for states where not that many microns live but where really the swedes can profit from most other polling at around twenty percent they could become the second largest party and said they saw me even say perhaps the largest party how have they changed politics in sweden this country that we always imagine is a very liberal liberal and progressive place yes which in some respects the least i would i would say it has changed completely but since two thousand and fifteen a certain changes taking place in two wasn't written as already has been that many migrants came into the country. it was for many too many at this at the same time the integration has not become been very successful before and they really use that they used a lot to put the topic of migration of crime to link them together in a way in the put it on top of the political agenda and many people if that's all right well we could see a significant shift in the political landscape this sunday in sweden toby s s older an expert on polit

the elements serve as cornerstones needed to achieve the objectives of the state board plans of the bay delta many further, the tuolumne river management plan would continue to make water available to meet the needs. experts have been hired to develop the plan and they have specific knowledge regarding the river. the science-based alternative can strike a responsible and sustainable balance between water supply reliability and increased populations on the tuolumne river. the city of san bruno supports a negotiated, voluntary settlement for this issue. thank you. >> president kwon: thank you. next, mr. tom zeigerman. is that right? >> zicterman. stanford purchases 100% of its potable water from the sfpuc and we've reduce our potable water demand despite campus growth through an aggressive water conservation program and new innovative energy plant that relies less on cooling towers. the achievements are fewer demand reductions without significant impacts to research and educational facilities. and the conserve supply is dedicated to fuel you plan growth. stanford supports the sfpuc positi

. >>> in other news, in the south bay, a homeless camp on state-owned land is in jeopardy. >> hope village opened up last week without permission. people plan to protest an eviction notice. matt keller live for us in san jose. matt >> reporter: good morning, reggie and jessica. chp says there is no plan for eviction. but they are planning a notice to vacate at 7:00 a.m. this morning. people say they're not moving. this has been dubbed hope village. it was set up on west heading street. they say it serves as a concept of homeless housing on a budget. they were selected because they are not drug users, not seriously mentally ill and the primary issue is lack of adequate income to representative a place. the state requires paperwork to ask permission to use the property. they are willing to engage in non-violence civil. >>> survivors of clergy sexual abuse plan to urge the skaefl attorney general to investigate how it was handled against priests. 12 men claimed they were abused there in the 1970s. that includes releasing the names of priests accused of abusing children. >> naming names is cru

yesterday a state supreme court justice overturned that decision. >>> the ballot size in one bay arealking about the number of candidates. i'm talking about the actual size of that ballot. contra costa election officials say it will now be the size of a regular 8x11-inch piece of paper. they say that this makes reading that ballot easier and it speeds up the counting process. but voters say they also expect more than the usual number of pages. that includes six pages for the upcoming fall election. >>> colin kaepernick is being inducted into his high school hall of fame. >> pitman high where he played baseball, basketball and football there. the ceremony is set for november 3rd. last week kaepernick's just do it nike ad caused quite a stir across the nation. despite the mixed reaction to the ad, nike's stock is back up. >>> so, will this be the year tic-tac-toe makes it into the toy hall of fame? just ask that magic eight ball. those are a couple of finalists for the toy hall of fame. the list includes tough competitors. you see uno, american girl dolls, chutes and ladders and tickle

state. green bay. >> aah. >> >>> breaking news as as we come on the air. florence is slammian her state.ers are flipping cars. tearing homest.apar tonight there's a dramatic new rescue. catastrophic flooding overwhelming the carolinas. >> we're coming for y next, tom! >> people rescued hanging on for dear life. a supreme court cliff-hanger as nominee in jeopardy? the woman accusing him of sexual assault says she's willing to testify. but will she get the chance? new calls for the vote to be delayed. the president standing by him. >> will he withdraw? >> next question. what a ridiculous onuestion. >> andhthe

the suspects may have been involved as as many 45 steps across the bay area and state.ktvu's alyana gomez has more than that. >> reporter: dressed in dark clothing men run in and any device insight and runoff. all while customers and even security standby and watch. it's in our that played out once again tuesday afternoon at the apple store in emeryville. that store locations fourth robbery in one month. >> we need to have people that are engaged in the prevention of crime. >> reporter: eight suspects were arrested one is a juvenile and hasn't been named. the others were leo david smith, joshua jamaal cole, cody stewart, antoine johnson, and jeremy hank. all are charged with grand theft. davis is facing additional charges for possessing a firearms. the suspects could be linked to 45 and go theft at apple stores and other that that span across the state. local law enforcement and government officials all confirmed the arrest but won't release any further details. >> we are aware of the rest and we are working on the situation, but i won't comment on it at this time. >> r

. >>> the bay area's latest state of the art medical facilit is a step closer to opening. look.cutting ceremony took place thursday evening for the morris highman critical care pavilion at washington hospital in fremont. the new intensive and critical care units have 48 beds compared to the current capacity of 28. the emergency room is 224,000 square pete, four times the size of the current facility. even the way it was constructed is state of the art. >> it moves from side to side three feet in every direction. and it also can move up and down, which is kind of hard to imagine. but that's what it is billed at doing. the same seismic system put into the apple campus. >> the project came in on time and on budget as well. there is no set opening date yet. but officials hope to move patients in by the middle of next month. >>> a well-known surfer who was severely injured in santa cruz is making remarkable progress. broien hart became paralyzed in an accident two months ago. abc 7 news reporter david louie has the inspiring update in a story only on abc 7. >> reporter: it's nothing

crown state beach in alameda. east bay regional park district police say they're investigating two more similar incidents reported saturday and yesterday. >> i would have thought that this would be a perfectly safe place during the day for anybody, but apparently not. >> reporter: mike schultz has lived in alameda all his life. >> i'm super surprised. i walk here almost every day. >> reporter: police say all three cases happened during the day and the suspect description was the same, but very nonspecific. a dark-skinned man, age 20-25, about 5'5" or 5'6" with a thin build.mati about the aware of t attempted sexual assaults. including this man who works here. >> i had no idea,feel like the f happening there should be some safety measures in place to make sure that doesn't happen again. >> reporter: the victims in all these of these incidents were women walking alone. we reached out to park police repeatedly today to get more details about these incidents, but they never responded. >> terrifying ordeal. >>> in the north bay