without them, we would not know the identity of brock turner.ased him down, and they physically held him down until police arrived. he's an athlete. this is somebody who got into school because of his, you know, physical prowess. and these are two engineering grad students. and they're really the most important reason why chanel didn't suffer a more devastating sexual assault. because i believe, and i argued this to the jury, that had they not stopped him, he would've completed the, the rape. >> whitaker: so what was the hardest part about making your case to the jury? >> kianerci: chanel had no memory. she was completely unconscious, or too intoxicated to remember the immediate moments before. so, we had a perpetrator who was able to write the script. >> whitaker: turner's first draft of that script was his police interrogation, conducted just hours after the attack. he told a detective he met chanel outside the frat house, they started kissing, and that he followed her, holding hands, behind the dumpster. he said he placed his hand between her

brock turner was convicted of sexual assault, not of rape. he only spent three months in jail.the judge in the case lost his job but four years later, chanel miller is still trying to move forward. her memoir will be released tomorrow. coming up in the next half hour, how she describes that moment she really understood what happened to her. it wasn't the night that it happened, either. >> you see just the effects of such a violent assault on a person. >> she thinks i can't do what i dreamed of doing, what i went to school for. >> and what happens to you. thank you. >> speaking out, she's become a role model for so many people. >> really powerful. >> thanks, kris. 5:38 for you right now. >>> a follow-up this morning and words of an arrest in connection to gunfire, this is at san jose state university last week. police say that a tip led investigators to the suspect you see right here, 21-year-old joseph vicensio. he faces charges including attempted murder. during the investigation police released photos showing the shooter running from the scene, last thursday night on east san

. >>> chanel miller, sexual assault survivor in case involving brock turner has a book on the shelves today. stanford handling it in different ways. >> show of solidarity for a woman formerly known as emily doe. >> lot of talking about her, not knowing full story beyond the impact statement. >> reporter: in interview with "60 minutes" revealed herself as the survivor in the sexual assault case involving brock turner. victim impact statement impacted many across the world before the #metoo statement. >> i'm not just a drunk student at frat party found behind a dumpster. >> reporter: praising miller for opening up. >> university we go to, want to feel safe without fear of such things happening to us. >> reporter: memoir now available for purchase. >> it's important that what happened here is not forgotten, and future generations of students who have never heard of brock turner will understand this atrocity was committed here on the campus. >> reporter: university replaced the site of the crime with unmarked garden. originally agreed to use quote from miller's statement on a plaque, but

let's never forget, though, that brock turner almost got off scott free. >> facing up to 14 years in er was convicted o charges. he was sentenced to six months but only served half of the time. trial judge percesky judge was e only judge to be recalled in 80 years. the me too movement continues to be empowering for many. >> for some people it may mean stepping forward and sharing something for others it may mean listening to other people's stories or receiving support around their, you know, assault. >> reporter: late this afternoon, stanford university released a statement saying we applaud ms. miller's bravery and talking publicly about the or deal she experienced and the horrible act she suffered on our campus. as a university, we're continuing efforts to respond to sexual violence with the ultimate goal of eradicating it from our community. >> i am not just a drunk victim at a frat party found behind a dumpster. >> reporter: chanel miller working to change the culture in which we live. in the south bay, chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >> on abc7news.com we have a timeline of the entire

statement that had a profound impact on her attacker brock turner and the judge in her case. >> i had to force myself

he was at the center of the brock turner case. and sentenced him to six months in jail for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. many argue the sentence was too light. voters made him the first california judge to be recalled in 87 years. now he's a girls tennis coach. in high school. he was hired this summer and qualified with a tennis background and high rating at the u.s. tennis association. one parent who is familiar with the case told me off cram they have concerns that he's the right role model to have as a coach. >> this seems like not a good fit. to me. >> the professor led the recall effort against him. any teacher or coach should be someone students are confident will take action. if they report being a victim. >> he was a overwhelmingly removed by the voters of the county. because he repeatedly exhibited poor judgment in cases of sexual misconducts involving athletes and young women. >> they couldn't find a better candidate. how many coaches are retired judges who were stellar reputations. >> retired judge who is ag

. >> sharing her story the woman at the center of the high-profile brock turner sexue made it through. >>> and the world's oldest travel company collapses. thomas cook flights grounded stranding passengers around her. the impact at sfo still ahead. t. they took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. juul marketed mango, mint, and menthol flavors, addicting kids to nicotine. five million kids now using e-cigarettes. the fda said juul ignored the law with misleading health claims. now juul is pushing prop c, to overturn san francisco's e-cigarette protections. say no to juul, no to big tobacco, no to prop c. doprevagen is the number oneild mempharmacist-recommendeding? memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> welcome back. today we're hearing from chanel miller the sexual assault survivor whose victim's impact statementm impact statement so powerful after she read it to brock turner court me 11 million read it on-line. in her first tv interview on "60 minutes" chanel miller didn't think anyone would want to rea

she reads from her victim's statement that had a profound impact on her attacker brock turner and the judge in her case. >> i had to force myself to relearn my real name, my identity, to relearn that this is not all that i am. that i am not just a drunk victim at a frat party found behind a dumpster, while you are the all american swim artery a top university. haven't today the dumpsters have been moved away, and a memorial garden and fountain mark the spot where turner assaulted miller before passers bicame to her aid. to the case sparked a recall of the judge. she said that miller's story will have a positive impact for women in the courts, colleges, and beyond. >> people will read her book, because she is an outstanding writer, and they will understand that this is not limited to just brock turner. this sack epidemic, and it has to be treated better by our institutions. >> reporter: today stanford put out the following statement: . >> reporter: on 60 minutes, miller chokes up, perhaps indicating she is still paying an emotional price for their ordeal. >> you cannot give me, you can

for the first time, we are hearing the voice of the previously unidentified woman in the brock turner case. >>> i have to force myself to relearn my real name. my identity. to relearn that this is not all that i am. >> up next, the reason the sexual assault survivor wants to reclaim her identity. still nervous about buying uh-oh, la new house.meone's is it that obvious? yes it is. you know, maybe you'd worry less if you got geico to help with your homeowners insurance. i didn't know geico could helps with homeowners insurance. yep, they've been doing it for years. what are you doing? big steve? thanks, man. there he is. get to know geico and see how much you could save on homeowners and renters insurance. >>> 14 women have filed a lawsuit against lyft. the women were all rained or assaulted by their drivers. one is in from los angeles. in 2018, her driver locked her in and drove her around for five hours before he rained her. she reported the crime but says he was never charged with a crime because he claimed the sex was consensual. >> it would have shown my driver grabbing my phone a

that's the former judge who sentenced brock turner.ersky was fired as a tennis coach by a south bay school district. abc7 news reporter amanda del castillo is live at lynn brook high school in san jose to explain what's going on. amanda. >> reporter: dan, the push to have aaron persky removed as tennis coach at lynn brook started yesterday. then by 2:00 p.m. today he was fired. tonight we're hearing from both sides. former judge aaron persky is once again out of a job. last summer he was recalled in the sentencing over the controversial and highly publicized brock turner sexuald removed as the jay vee girls tennis coach in san jose. >> we don't think this is the end of the conversation. we think it's a wake up call. >> reporter: she is one of many lynn brook alumni over the change.org petition that went up tuesday, pushtion for persky's removal. the high school decided to end persky's employment less than 24 hours later. skshame on you for giving in to rooted in his controversial court decision. but questioned when his critics will all

. >>> a sexual assault live in the brock turner case steps out of the shadows to tell her story. >> iim at a frat party bound behind a dumpster. >> reporter: the antonio brown saga continues. is $54,000 beef with the raiders. >>> 11 more women have come forward accusing opera star plus it a domingo of sexual harassment. his spokeswomen issued a statement disputing the claim. he has hired outside counsel to investigate. >>> in the bay area of the woman at the center of the brock turner case is stepping out of the shadows and revealing her identity for the first time. >> her name is chanel miller. she is ready to tell her story. >> reporter: and newspapers my name was unconscious, intoxicated woman. 10 syllables are nothing more than that. but chanel miller want you to know who she is . what she went through in her own words. >> i had to force myself to relearn my real name. >> reporter: this is a glimpse of the woman we knew as emily doe. later this month miller sits down with 60 minutes. she has worked on a memoir that will be released two days after the interview. the title, know my

was eloquent in court as she read the victim impact statement mostly directed at her assailant brock turner. at that time she was known as emily dough. in "60 minutes" she talked about in full what happened to her, from the night brock turner sexually assaulted her after a fraternity party on the stanford campus to the time he was arrested days later, she hadn't heard anything from police, the district attorney's office, not even a rape counsellor. desk, surrounded by co-workers, reading about how i was stripped and then penetrated and discarded in a bed of pine needles behind a dumpster, and that's how i figured out all of those elements, and they all added up, and i finally understood. >> miller said she didn't know if she could testify in court but after working with a therapist she could. voters recalled judge aaron persky from the bench, he lost his job because of that. chanel miller's memoir of "know my name" will be re hour, what happened in the courtroom that really fortified her resolve to write this memoir, and put her story out there in her own words rather than letting it be hea

for the first time, we are hearing from the voice of the previously unidentified woman in the brock turner case. >> hi to force myself to relearn my real name, my identity. to relearn that this is not all that i am. >> up next, the reason is sexual assault survivor wants to reclaim her identity. . >>> and lyft passengers are suing the company. up next, the accusations against drivers for more than a dozen women. >>> we do have a big problem on interstate 80, and that would be a truck accident. carrying live chickens. some of those chickens running around. also, there was a fire. this is all a big deal for interstate 806789 we'll tell you more about it coming up. >>> well, it is a hot and humid monsoon moisture. an isolated thunderstorms yesterday. we transition to a cooler pattern today. the onshore wind is in place. i'll show you that those temperatures coming up. g up. so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, you mentioned that that money we set aside. yeah. the kids and i w

the woman in the brock turner case is coming forward to reportedly reclaim her voice.>> i think that is a problem that many sexual assault victims have, that the act of sexual assault faces some of the victims autonomy. >> turner was a stanford swimmer, accused and convicted of three counts of sexual assault. the judge sentenced him to six months in jail. >> your honor, if it is all right for the majority of this statement, i would like to address the defendant directly. >> the impact statement read in open court and now for the broadcast interview, saturated the internet. experts say it helped usher in the # me to movement. >> she has provided leadership already, even without identifying herself. but when people come forward and put their name to an issue, they are essentially exercising personal leadership, she is saying she is willing to be identified with this part of her history and perhaps, obviously has an interest in telling it from her point of view. >> miller graduated from uc santa barbara now lives in san francisco. she is not only telling the truth on tv, but also in a b

swimmer brock turner was convicted of three felonies on sexual assault. he was sentenced to six months in jail and out in ninety days. >>> rape is not a punishment for getting drunk. we have this sick mindset in our culture that if you deserve rape, if you drink to excess you deserve a hangover. >>> outrage over brock turner's sentence prompted many people to rally behind ms. miller's own victim impact statement that was posted online. >>> opening statements began in the murder trial of tiffany lee, the real estate agent accused of killing the father of her children. her boyfriend is charged with murder and jesse gary says that statement stretching from morning to afternoon the defense attorney paints a picture of events says circumstantial evidence will show a different events that the prosecutor believe. it is said that lee paid her ex. >> we believe that the right people are accountable. >> but people say della is the responsible party. blood was found at his parking space and cell phone and tracking show adela going to sonoma county where green's body

. >>> chanel miller, sexual assault survivor in case involving brock turner has published her memoir. as the books hit students at stanford are showing their support in various ways. >> reporter: a show of sol solidarity for the woman formerly known as emily dough. >> still disappointed how stanford has treated miller and all survivors of sexual assault and relationship abuse. >> reporter: revealed herself as survivor in the 2016 sexual assault case with brock turner. >> in newspapers my name was unconscious, intoxicated woman, ten syllables, nothing more than that. >> reporter: victim impact statement captivated people before the height of the #metoo moment. >> future generations of students will understand this atrocity was committed here on this campus. >>. >> reporter: memoir "know my name" is available for purchase. students were praising miller for opening up. >> i'm not just a drunk victim at frat party found behind a dumpster. >> reporter: university replaced with garden. rejected her suggestions for quotes to use saying could be triggering for other assault survivors. she wit

. >>> the woman sexually assaulted bay former swimmer, brock turner, reclaiming his name as the new memoir that comes out today. you'll hear from miller's powerful message for other victims. >>> and president trump will be addressing world leaders at the u.n. general assembly. when he is expected to talk about and why world leaders will be watching closely. >>> a problem on 80 as well and tuesday, september 24, i'm gasia mikaelian. >> good morning, i'm dave clark. we are talking about a heat advisory issued in the north bay for today and tomorrow and the hottest times of the day will be between 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. today and tomorrow. santa rosa expected to be the hottest area and maybe in the triple digits. red flag warnings were issued for sonoma county until tomorrow, 5:00 a.m. >>> opening up several cooling centers today. and the complex opened up at 8:00 this morning. and the steel lane community center opens up at 8:30. and at 8:00. >>> and all of this is keeping people busy. steve? >> we will go from more extreme to the other. this is the extreme that we are heading up on the te

three years ago, those same words were directed at brock turner during his sentencing. >> i had to force myself to relearn my real name, my identity, to relearn that this is not all that i am. >> reporter: in 2015, turner assaulted miller outside a fraternity party at stanford university after she blacked out from drinking. there were eyewitnesses. turner ran away, and there was physical evidence. a jury convicted turner on three charges of felony sexual assault, but a judge who could have given the former stanford student up to 14 years in prison decide on six months in jail. before anyone knew miller's name, she had support from around the world. her words, "you took away my worth, my privacy, my intimacy" from her 12-page statement reached millions. northwestern university law professor deborah tuerkheimer says it was a turning point that preceded the me too movement. >> i think is very powerful for this woman to have come forward publicly to give her name to a story that so many people know about and to publicly reclaim her voice. >> reporter: we knew her story. now we know her name.

the time is 407, more than a year after being recalled by voters, the judge in the brock turner case is now working as a high school tennis coach and fremont. the fremont union high school district confirmed aaron kirsty was hired to leave the junior varsity girls tennis team at lynbrook high school in san jose the school district says he was very qualified having attended several tennis coaching clinics and he holds a high rating from the u.s. tennis association, the former judge was voted as a superior court judge last june because of the way he handled the brock turner case. critics say he handed out a sentence two lenience in a 2016 sexual assault case. >>> happening today, a woman facing deportation while undergoing life-saving medical treatment in oakland will testify before a congressional committee, the 24-year-old has a rare and possibly fatal genetic disease. she and her family originally from guatemala and moved to concord when she was only seven years old to be treated at the children's hospital in oakland. last month, her family was notified her stay has expired. the tru

brock turner wouldn't look at her. >> your damage was concrete, titles, degrees, enrollment. my damage was internal. unseen. i carry it with me. you took way my worth, my privacy, my energy, my time, my safety, my intimacy, my confidence, my own voice until today. >> after she spoke her last words, judge ar the judge handed down his sentence. citing the defendant's good character, the fact that he had been drinking and the impact prison would have on his life, the judge sentenced turner to six months in jail with good behavior, he would walk free in 90 days. >> the prosecutor had been asking for six years. >> yes. >> how did that hit you. >> i was in shock. i just put aside a year and a half of my life so he could go to county jail for three months. young men, particularly young men of color serving longer sentences for nonviolent crime, for having a teeny weenie bit of marijuana in their pockets. and he had just been convicted of three felonies and is he going to serve one month for each felony. how can you explain that to me. >> diaz: you can see bill whitaker's full interv

in 2015, she was the victim of former stanford swimmer brock turner who was convicted of three felony sexual assault charges for preying on miller outside of a frat party before two eyewitnesses stopped him. t inability to control her own narrative in a justice system that she said is brutal and dehumanizing for victims. >> that i am not just a drunk victim at a frat party found behind a dumpster while you are the all-american swimmer at a top university, innocent until proven guilty with so much at stake. you couldn't give me, you can not give me back the life i had. >> turner served three months of the six-month sentence that includes three years of probation and had to register as a sex offender. the judge in the trial was recalled for that lenient sentence. we're going to hear more from mill or "60 minutes" on kpix 5 on september 22nd and her book will be released september 24th. >>> to the storm watch right now, hurricane dorian is off of florida's east coast and could reach the carolinas later this week. nearly 400,000 residents are under mandatory this afternoon, we're getting

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well the judge in the brock turner, stanford rape cases on of his new job as a high school tennis coach air persky was hired by lynbrook high school in san jose as the jv girls tennis coach. change dot org petition by students and parents urge the fremont union high school district to remove him. they claim purse keys employment goes against lynne brookes values yesterday the district released a statement saying that persky was no longer an employee. you may remember back in 2015 persky came under fire as a judge for sentencing stanford swimmer brock turner to 6 months in jail for raping a woman at a fraternity party persky was recalled by voters in 2018. police arrested 4 people in connection to a sobbery that happened back in july take a look police say that these suspects face murder. robbery charges linked to a break in on a seat honestly don't drive the homeowner was found dead inside of that house. well drivers have found a excuse me divers have found the body of the final missing victim who died in the boat fire, just off the southern california coast. the victim is one of 34 who

reporting in san jose, abc 7 news. >> we have a timeline of the entire brock turner case. it starts with his arrest and explains how his trial unfolded. >>> the investigation continues into the dive fire that took the lives of 34 people. >> reporter: authorities say 33 of the 34 people who died aboard the boat have been recovered from the water as video shows smoke billowing from the vessel moments before it sank. >> there was a stairwell to get down the main entryway and there was an escape hatch and it would appear as though both of those were blocked by fire. >> reporter: the captain of the ship vision which is nearly identical to the conception. he says the captain is stringent about safety. >> both of those vessels have two entries and exits. one is considered the emergency exit. it is a small exit, but it is more than enough room for any human being to pass through. >> reporter: an inspection of the conception by the coast guard this past february found no issues. >> it has been compliant with regulations. >> reporter: dominic lost his mother, stepfather and threes i

what if was like to love through brock turner's trial and conviction as well as how she felt that the criminal justice system protects the accused and revictimizes the vulnerable. students say chanel miller has a very powerful voice. >> i'm glad i was a part of a movement that stands with chanel and those that bad things do happen on this campus despite how beautiful it is. >> we want to make sure that we think her words really matter and carry a profound impact to students over all but especially to us on this campus given what applaud chanel miller's bravery was sexually assaulted on the stanford campus. as a university we are continuing and strengthening our efforts to prevent and respond effectively to sexual violence with the ultimate goal of eradicating it from our community. now, the university has come under fire for their response. the university replaced the dumpster with a meditation garden where brock turner assaulted chanel miller but dropped a plan for a memorial plaque rejecting a quote from miller's impact statement and c will. friday students plan to formally announce

miller's case made national headlines when she was raped by stanford student and star swimmer brock turnerencing miller, read an impact statement that went viral. turner face 14 years in prison but was sentenced to 6 months in jail. he only served 3 months for quote, good behavior. miller says she has been writing the memoir for the past 2 years and that it will be released on september 24th. a developing story tonight is been a long slow way for a storm that is really taking its time and keeping everybody guessing where and when hurricane dorian will strike again whitney wild is in jacksonville florida tonight where they are under a tropical storm warning. >>here in jacksonville were slightly inland where bands of wind and rain have been rolling over the city for hours now we expected the winds will peak until 10 o'clock tonight. the other expectation is that those wind gusts will hover betweeper hour all of this as the storm makes its way north toward georgia, the carolinas and virginia. >>as some florida communities lift evacuation orders we got lucky in florida very very lucky. indeed

because of the outrage over the judt sentence, the judge in the brock turner case was the first judge in california to be recalled by voters in more than 80 years. ls for chanel miller, her memoir, titled "know my name" is scheduled to come out september 24. norah. >> o'donnell: thank you, jericka. you can see bill whittaker's full interview with chanel miller when it airs on "60 minutes" on september 22. coming up, a new government report reveals the mental health toll of a controversial immigration policy. policy. mytill he signed up for atunitedhealthcareealth medicare complete. ♪ now, it's like he has his own health entourage. he gets medicare's largest healthcare network, a free gym membership, vision, dental and more. there's so much to take advantage of. can't wait till i'm 65. a few more chairs, please. unitedhealthcare medicare complete plans, the only plans with the aarp name. free dental care and eye exams, and free designer eyewear. go ahead, take advantage. car vending machines and buying a car 100% online.vented now we've created a brand new way for you to sell your car.

stanford university swimmer brock turner serving just three months in jail after being convicted of sexuale you ready to apologize? >> reporter: his victim's searing words for him read aloud in court then read by millions online. now for the first time the woman known as emily doe going public sharing those powerful words again in a new interview with "60 minutes." >> you don't know me, but you've been inside me. in newspapers my name was unconscious, intoxicated woman. >> reporter: chanel niller reclaiming her identity and reliving that trauma in a new book "know my name." her story prompting california voters to remove the judge who sentenced turner to just six months from the bench. >> i am not just a drunk victim at a frat party found behind a dumpster while you are the all-american swimmer at a top university innocent until proven guilty with so much at stake. you cannot give me back the life i had. >> reporter: after that case california passed a new law imposing mandatory sentences in cases where sexual assault victims were unconscious, and as for brock turner he's registered as a s

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. >> persky remained in the spotlight after presiding over the controversial brock turner sex assault case in 2016. the question is has persky's public punishment gone too far, especially since he committed no crime? nbc bay area's ian cull first broke the story of his new job and he has more from san jose. >> reporter: when parents at san jose's lynbrook high became aware their daughters' new tennis coach was former judge aaron persky they voiced concerns. district leaders held a meeting with parents monday, and today his half season as a j.d. girls' coach came to an end. shavoni kavoiru is a former student. >> all of us were just so happy but we also talked about this really being a wake-up call for lynbrook and realizing that this is still a pretty big oversight. >> reporter: her online petition to get persky fired received more than 3,000 signatures. though persky committed no crime, she says his light sentencing in the brock turner case shows he's no role model. >> we really thought that lynbrook could have done a lot better. >> he is a mandated reporter. so if someone were to ha

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. >>> after years of anonymity the survivor of brock turner's sexual assault is letting the world knower name. it's sheinelle miller. she has a new book aptly titled "know my name." miller was attacked by turner while unconscious. she reads part of her powerful impact statement from turner's sentencing. >> in newspapers my name was unconscious, intoxicated woman. ten syllables and nothing more than that. i had to force myself to relearn my real name, my identity, to relearn that this is not all that i am. >> miller's impact statement went viral. turner, who could have been sentenced to 14 years in federal prison, got six months in county jail and served just three. the decision by judge aaron persky was met with outrage. the judge said a tougher sentence, quote, would have had a severe impact on him. still impossible. >> she so eloquently talks about the severe impact on her and on rape survivors at large. she was so brave. that was such a beautifully, horrifyingly written impact statement. we read it word for word on cnn. it was remarkable. >> taking control of her narrative. >>> ahea

she wrote to her assailant brock turner and it went viral around the world. miller has written a memoir called know my name which will hit stores next week. you can watch the full interview tomorrow night at 7:00 right here on kpix 5 . >>> helping inmates turn their lives around. how one worker at san quentin is using music to inspire change. ♪ goin' down the only road i've ever known ♪ ♪ like a drifter i was-- ♪ born to walk alone! ...barb! you left me hangin' on the high harmony there. if you ride, you get it. geico motorcycle. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more. >>> this week's jefferson awards winner volunteers for she works. we learned one woman's unusual day job inspires her to help others. >> reporter: rafe l has but many might see is an interesting and challenging day job. for 11 years she has worked at san quentin prison. >> i go to work in the warden's office which i never thought i would. >> reporter: off the clock, she often stays within the walls volunteering. sometimes has a backup singer for one of the inmates band reversals. >> it is a crea

. >>> woman at the center of the brock turner case will share her story publicly for the first time on 60 minutes. >> you cannot give me back the life had. >> for five years as she was known as emily doe. within she stepped out of the shadows with her given name. she has written a new book called no mining. you can watch chanelle miller's story on kpix 5 on sunday kpix 5 on sunday, september 22 at 7 pm. >>> walmart saying that they will stop the sale of e- cigarettes. eight people have died. but even before the outbreak e- cigarettes divided the medical committee. the american lung association says that e-cigarettes are not safe. but the american cancer society said that they are significantly less harmful than regular cigarettes. one of the big concerns is over use of vaping showing that 5 million children use e- cigarettes. >>> worldwide dimension dementia study shows some misconceptions. researchers hope that their findings will lead to better treatment. >> reporter: chris maddox was diagnosed with dementia three years ago after multiple strokes. the 63-year-old from britain said to

find out why the judge in the brock turner sexual assault case is now a high paid tennis coach. >>> 7:00 on a thursday, september 12th.>>> the morning. i'm dave clark. are you ready for another warm day? yesterday was perfect. >> i'm afraid of these changes that are kicking him. >> you might want to call in sick tomorrow.>> it will be warming up you two. it is already mild in the city. normal is 55. i'm thankful it is not a strong -- a strong offshore event. it will be warming up potentially to well above average. this time of year, antioch, brentwood, it will level -- level out a little bit. berkeley, hayward, and sunnyvale, upper 80s near 90. 84 in the city and 72 and pacifica. napa, 88. proffered, -- crawford, 89 degrees. a little fog. there are some 40s to the north. did not take long to start warming up. the city is still a 63, even though the buoy temp is 54. note breeze whatsoever. mid-50s and the upper hills. is warm but even the coast, bay, and lynn temps will be well above average today. the high kicking in for 2 1/2, three days. just like that, it will start to cool down on

erin persky was voted out as a superior court judge over his handling of the brock turner case. critics said he handed down a sentence that was too lenient case.>>> first semper!! lt and now other cities have banned the cigarettes.>>> we will tell you what sonoma county officials plan to do to help pay for mental health services in that area. ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's yours®. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. happening today, a woman fang being deported while undergoing life-saving medical treatment at oakland will testify before a congressional subcommittee. 24-year-old isabel boy so is a rare and possibly fatal genetic disease. the woman and her family, originally from guatemala, was supposed to be treated at ups f. or stay in the u.s. has expired, the trumpet ministration said they will review the case but there are no guarantees that she can stay here or for how long.>>

. >>> a new controversy for the judge in the brock turner sexual assault case.ob. >>> ten candidates square off here in houston tonight. i'm serena marshall with what they're doing to prepare. >>> consumer reports new rating system for food labels. will it help you make better choices at the grocery store? ♪ >> could this be the last time the rolling stones performed at levi stadium? why the band says the venue is not worth their effort. >>> good morning. 6:30 on this thursday. six thursday is what i was about to say. thanks for watching us. >> we have a bunch of great stories to get to. first we're checking in with mike. >> big story here, as hot as it will be and the spare the air day. let's show you what it looks like outside. it already looks hot. sutro tower, 65 degrees. air quality is fine. this is as cool as it gets if you have outdoor activity,s get them down now. later on we'll have poor air quality in the interior east bay and south bay. 61 at 7:00. at noon, 68 at the coast for the cool spot. 80 to 86 elsewhere. 70 at the coast at 4:00. 88 to 95, still

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. >>> the judge from the brock turner case is looking for a job again. the stanford swimmer was convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. he was hired as a coach in san jose. chris reyes is there to explain why persky needs another new job. >> reporter: aaron persky issuing a statement moments ago confirming he was fired as the tennis coach of the varsity girls team here at lynn brook high school. it seemed many people were just finding out last night of his hiring. they mobilized petitions and protests to have him removed from his job. and this afternoon, the school district announcing that they had ended persky's employment. >> i'd like to give a shout out to the organizers without whom this momentum wouldn't have achieved. i mean, the list could go on. >> reporter: like many former and current students of lynn brook high school, she found out tuesday night that aaron persky, the judge who oversaw the controversial brock turner sexual assault case was going to coach the girls tennis team. that's when she got to work, petitioning for his re

house at the time of the fire and no is memoir written by the woman who was sexually assaulted by brock turner will come out today. at 10 am this morning several students will hold a rally at the campus bookstore. to know miller recently appeared on 60 minutes and revealed who she is talking about how she got drunk at a frat party and woke up in the hospital not knowing what happened to her. the man who assaulted her was convicted of three felony counts of sexual assault in january 2015. turner faces 14 years in prison but sentenced to only six months. and 90 days later he was out ja >> rape is not a punishment for getting drunk. there's this sick mindset in our culture.you drink to excess you should be getting a hangover. not worried about this. >>> and oakland police officer is facing new charges after an incident last year when he was shot. tori nash is charged with obstruction of a police investigation. it comes from an off-duty incident last september. they say nash acted actively shot himself in the parking lot at the bay fair mall in san leandro's. the said he lied to police and led the

this morning the former judge who sentenced brock turner is out of a job. aaron persky has been fired as jv girl's tennis coach at lynbrook high school. a change.org petition went up on tuesday pushing for his removal. more than 3,000 people signed the petition. the school district ended his employment less than 24 hours later. >> we were overwhelmed at the quick turnaround. we were just happy that lynnburg was able to admit its mistake and fire persky. it's a wake-up call. >> he has lost his job. he has lost his pension. now he's trying to rebuild his life having done nothing wrong. now he's out of a job. i'm outraged by this. >> the school district said it made the decision in the best interest of students and the school community. persky issued a statement saying though i'm disappointed with the decision, it was a privilege to coach the team if only for a short time. i wish all the players the best. >>> happening today, a murder case which was called one of the most sensational crimes in the peninsula is set to go to trial. tiffany li and her boyfriend,

you can link to the full story on our home page. >>> the victim in the brock turner sexual assault caser memoir "know my name." "60 minutes" posted video of an interview airing before the book release. >>> it's 8:00 on "today. coming up, tracking dorian the deadly hurricane now hitting the east coast after wreaking havoc in the bahamas. >> now is the time to act. >> millions under mandatory evacuations. al has the latest update. >>> plus, life without likes a look at the big change that may be headed to several social media sites, including why your posts could become less popular. >>> and duty and diana what princess diana's brother just discovered about their father's service during an emotional journey to normandy. today, wednesday, september 4th, 2019 ♪ sticks and stones never broke my bones ♪ >> today, we're celebrating -- >> my 10th birthday. >> hi, mom and dad. >> in arizona. >> it's our 20th anniversary >> mom is turning 60 and grandma is turning 80. >> we're from rockland and we want to say -- >> all: welcome back hoda! >> from coast to coast, people are saying welcome back, ho

collegiate school in santa cruz. >>> number three, breaking news, a former stanford student that brock turnerassaulting has revealed her identity in "the nw york times." this is chanel turner, formerly known as emily doe. her new memoir "know my name" is set to be released. >>> 60s at theest co-80 around the bay, 90 inland under partly cloudy skies. >>> number five, a traffic al left in fremont northbound 880 at auto mall parkway. the major mess has caused massive delays. >>> number six, today bay area transportation officials are expected to vote to install electronic tolls on all bay area bridges by 2020. it would be like the ones we already see on the golden gate bridge where drivers don't stop to pay. bills will be mailed home or paid online. >>> number seven, it's b day. queen beyonce turns 38 today. she's celebrating all week as she should. she and her husband attended his made in america festival sunday in philly. they watched lizzo perform. family and friends alright, so this is how you are gonna say:wn. you'll get the best deal of the year on xfinity tv and internet! and you even get

she said she chose to hide her connection to brock turner fearing it would hurt her opportunity to become"know my name." it recounts turner's assault at stanford and the legal turn out. >>> national safety week is under way. it becomes with a reminder to never try to beat a train. this comes after a near miss that happened in santa clara yesterday. last night a train nearly hit a person. it's not clear if the person was cited. >>> $70 million that's what it cost for a reconstruction in the park and it's now finished. today cal tran will unveil the willow road interchange on highway 101. it's a key road used to get to facebook's headquarters. side walks and bicycle lanes were also added. i'm sure this will help with the congestion in that area, mike. >> it will. i've been traveling over there every week or so. i've been seeing the changes. it's a little confusing if you haven't been there for a while. look at that. we're unveiling it right now. there it is. i'm sure they have a much fancier ceremony. 101 slows a little bit through the area. we have a crew that hangs out north of there towa

she spoke about the night that she cross paths with brock turner. she says she's never denied she drinks the combination of whiskey vodka and champagne. she woke up four hours later in a hospital bed with cuts all over her body. she had been sexually assaulted by turner and there were witnesses. but in a surprise move judge eric persky handed down the sentence at the low-end of state guidelines. six months. he served only three for good behavior. >> i was in shock. you're saying that i just put aside a year and a half of my life so that he could go to county jail for three months. i remember in court the defense attorney said chanelle has no memory. she has no memory. and i remember sitting there and thinking that i will remember everything. >> she poured her memories feelings and frustrations into a memoir entitled to know my name. voters were called a judge persky for the sentence that he handed down. >>> days after being released by the new england patriots he says he is done with it all now. he is taking the drama to twitter to prove his point. w

struck a year after being recalled by voters, the judge in the brock turner sexual assault case is now hired to head up the girls tennis team in san jose. the district that he was highly qualified having attended several coaching tennis class -- clinics. and had a high rating from the tennis association. he was voted out as a superior court judge over the handling of the tier -- over the turner case. this was after he handed down too light of a sentence and the sex assault case. >>> 12 real boys in the hospital after being hit by an suv in the tenderloin neighborhood. it happened at 4:45 pm yesterday afternoon at the interstate -- intersection of golden gate avenue and leavenworth. was rushed to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. they say the driver of the suv stopped and was later arrested for dui. other charges are still pending. >>> california's largest wildfire continues to grow in the sierra nevada area. today, the u.s. forest service announced that the walker fire in the plumas national forest grew to 40,000 acres. that is 70 have -- 75 and half square miles. containmen

pesky is the of course the california judge who sentence and for uversity swimmer brock turner to 6 months in jail for sexually assaulting that unconscious 23 year-old woman behind a dumpster. so this is something the community has been very active here, especially here in the south bay. we'll make sure to bring you all updates live this morning. reporting live here in san jose christina teatro kron 4 news. thank you christina. >>time now is 5 or 6 in the east bay people are soon going to be able to text to 911 to get the concord police to help them the text to 911 service takes effect. this coming monday. it will help you if you are first of all boys are hearing impaired, but also if you're just unable to speak or make a call during an emergency. >>the service could also help in cases of abductions home invasions and domestic assault people who use the tax 911 service are encouraged to keep the messages. brief and concise the us coast guard has issued a warning to raise boat safety awareness. this after the labor day boat fire that killed 34 people off the coast of santa barbara. divers p