danielle nottingham, cbs news. >> the president has brought four cabinet secretaries with him to the trip. >>> coming up, ordered to move out, we are there as the russian consulate leaves san francisco. >>> some wineries making changes to keep their workers safe in the heat. how it could also make for better wine. it's time for the biggest sale of the year with the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses and automatically adjusts on both sides. the new 360 smart bed is part of our biggest sale of the year where all beds are on sale. and right now save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed. plus 36 month financing. ends monday! walking do slam >>> new video captures the attack in san francisco. a man runs behind a woman walking down the street and pushes her to the ground. when the woman tries to get up he runs back and hits her again. police believe this is one of many similar attacks near the bayview neighborhood. all of the victims have been asian women. 19-year old agustin garc

danielle nottingham has a behind-the-scenes look. >> we did! >>> stephen colbert could win multiple awards while hosting the ceremony. >> what can we expect this year of the emmys? >> i hope a lot of jokes. [ laughter ] >> um, nice musical number. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: "the late show" star is up for six emmys for his cbs late night talk show in 2016 election night special. he is promising to showcase that political humor on stage. >> you have to talk about donald trump on a certain level because this united celebrating television, everybody knows the biggest television show of the year is donald trump, why he is not nominated i don't know. >> reporter: james corden and "the amazing race" received nods but newcomers dominate the top categories. "this is us," the "handmaid's tale," stranger things, the crown, and "westworld" join repeat nominees "house of cards" and "better call saul" for outstanding drama. >> we're used to having an incumbent for the favorite. this year no. if you have a crystal ball i can borrow, i can tell you who wins. >> a

as danielle nottingham reports... ered as a >>> tributes are pouring in for the original playboy hugh hefner. the magazine founder died at the age of 91. danielle nottingham reports he is being remembered as a pioneer of the sexual revolution. >> reporter: fans laid flowers on his star on the hollywood walk of fame while others paid tribute to the entertainment mogul at the playboy mansion. >> shocking. the guy he's a huge public icon and, um, yes, sad to see him gone. >> reporter: hefner, a self- described feminist coined the term playboy bunny but some say he was more. >> not only a humanitarian but he was in front with women's right. a lot of people say the opposite, but with rights. he was a legend. >> reporter: he built an empire around a topic considered taboo. >> we are going through a transition and we'll not be going back to the old concepts. >> reporter: at 27, hefner launched "playboy" magazine. >> the whole idea behind playboy was to try to put sex back into the total fabric of the interests of, um, man. >

. >> i'm danielle nottingham in houston, texas. the president tours texas and louisiana and it is a day at the ballpark for victims of hurricane harvey. >> also ahead, the explosive activity around the bay bridge earlier today. how crews used bobbles to protect wildlife? out photos and video today... showing them working in areas hit by flooding from hurricane harvey. they've been in texas for an entire week... helping out >> firefighters sent out photos and video of them working in hurricane harvey. they have been in texas the entire week helping with search and rescue. president trump made his own trip to the region again. he met with evacuees this time including children at a shelter in houston and danielle nottingham has more on the trip as they begin a long recovery. >> reporter: hundreds of supporters greeted president trump outside of the national guard armory in lake charles louisiana. he was there for the ongoing response to harvey. earlier, he was in texas comforting hundreds of evacuees at a shelter. he promised to help

danielle nottingham, los angeles. >>> good evening. i'm lesli foster. >> and i'm bruce johnson. >>> a 16-year-old high school track star was shot and killed in a robbery one day before he was to meet with a college. his family is ranting over the illegal guns on the streets. >> reporter: college bound, track star, a victim of murder. >> everybody bonded with him. everybody loved him. so it's crazy. >> reporter: police say that zaire kelly was on his way home from a convenience store and confro w with a gun. the attacker had a gun and zaire with a knife. both died. it was wednesday night that zaire kelly was killed her in the park. the very next day he was supposed to meet with representatives from his dream school, florida a and m. he was seen here just an hour before he was murdered talking with friends about his excitement for college and now, d.c. councilmembers in dark suits visit with his family. >> he did everything that a family would want, and he is no longer here because of a tragedy and everyone can be furious about it. >> re

danielle nottingham live in houston. thanks. >>> firefighters sent out this video from the flood zone today. they have been in texas for a week help withing search and rescue efforts and based on what we are seeing here, they probably haven't had anytime to rest. if you would like to help the storm victims the red cross is accepting donations by phone, by text and online. for a list of other charities getting involved. head to our website. >>> as we look towards san francisco it has been unusually hot. another day of record-setting week heat and all of that haze coming from smoke out in the sierra and being pushed by the same high pressure giving us 109 degrees. in concord right now, livermore has 107 and in san jose at this hour 106 and in santa rosa 102 degrees. look at the view from the top here. the 4th day in a row spare the air day and 110 at concord and 110 at fairfield and 111 in santa rosa and san francisco, that 102 is a record. and it gives news. because we do have cooler weather on the way. of course we will

danielle nottingham reports the mayor spoke to the president about the need to focus on getting storm evacuees out of shelters, and into houses. hundreds of the supporters greeted president trump outside of the national guard armory in lake charles, louisiana. mr. trump was there for an update on the ongoing response to harvey. earlier in the day, the president was in texas, comforting hundreds of evacuees at a shelter. he promised to help survivors rebuild. >> they say two years, three years. i think that, because this is texas, it will be six months. >> reporter: he received backlash for not visiting victims during his first trim to texas after -- trip to texas. this time, the first lady and the president certified meals to family -- served meals to families. >> houston chart e to recovery, a day at the ballpark is giving the community a break as a way to show support. >> reporter: the astros gave away thousands of tickets to people in area shelters, and fans donated supplies and money. >> my immediate family was find, we just lost power for a little bit. >> reporter: at the lakewoo

danielle nottingham, cbs news, houston. >>> president trump has asked congress for a $7.9 billion down payment toward harvey relief efforts. treasury secretary steve mnuchin has spoken. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," we'll hear from a houston police officer who helped s than a thousand flood victims as he suffers from stage 4 colon cancer. >>> powerful hurricane irma is churning in the atlantic and likely to turn toward the caribbean islands tomorrow. irma is a category 3 storm with sustained winds of 150 miles per hour. long-range forecasts seem to show irma curving toward the northwest beginning late today on a path that could potentially take it to the east coast of the united states. but it is too early to make a definitive prediction. >>> and it's not wind and rain but fire that they're battling out west. thousands o people have been forced from their homes as wildfires range in eight states. the fires have already destroyed more than a million acres. jamie yuccas has more. >> reporter: the hills surrounding los angeles have been burning for three flames coming dangerously close

danielle nottingham has more. >> water flowed from the attics reservoir, forcing the mandatory evacuation of residents. >> it's really upsetting. i can't even believe it's happening here. >> the controlled release is expected to continue for weeks . the army corps of engineers says it's necessary to avoid a much bigger catastrophe. >> the project is built to handle a certain size event, and if you get an event bigger than that, something's got to give. >> in the houston suburbs, debris lines the streets as people begin the long ro recovery, and in beaumont, texas, national guardsmen airlifted in water to flood victims. >> it's so far from over. >> the environmental protection agency is checking out several toxic waste sites in southeast texas today that have been flooded from harvey. >> here in channel view, texas, people who live near the san jacinto river are worried about damage and possible contamination. >> you can't leave anything on the property. >> why not? >> because the toxins, now this is even worse. >> do you think you'll be able to build here again? >> no. >> in crosby, texas

danielle nottingham, cbs news los angeles. >> hefner did have critics. including gloria steinam.r letting up in the criticism of the nfl. he tells fox news that team owners are simply afraid to take action against players who kneel during the national anthem. >> i had so many friends that are owners, and they're in a box. i've spoken to a couple of them. they said we are in a situation where we have to do something. i think they're afraid of their players, you want to know the truth. and i think it's disgraceful. they've got to be tough, and they've got to be smart. >> an nfl spokesperson today called president trump's comments not accurate. adding that the players' issues are being overtaken by political forces. others are accusing the president of further stroking the racial aspect of the controversy. the professor at the university of new hampshire tweeted trump says the white owners of the nfl afraid of its black players, it's a racist public rant. espn anchor, janel hill oh, my, we have reached peak racial demagoguery. hill apologized to espn not long ago for tweeting that p

in port arthur, texas, i am danielle nottingham. >> so many of evacuees are -- were taken to the trip . generally the models are moving it west for a while and in fact day after labor day, next week, it could become a had -- a category four, but even then it will still be pretty far away from any kind of landfall. in fact, just to have any -- a little bit of fun, it's still 1800 miles from san juan, 2800 for miami, and 2700 miles from dc, so the earliest it could hit san juan would be 6 1/2 days and the earliest it could hit miami would be 10 days, as well as the same for dc. we will keep it -- keep a close eye on it. we will come back and give you the timing for harvey and your weekend plans. >>> with all the pictures and video coming you are seeing a rescue mission down south. chances are, these were planned as fema's original command center. this is in -- this is just northwest of dallas and tonight mike valerio takes you underground to the heart of it all. >> reporter: when you walk past the glass door -- this door, you've made it to the command center, taking harvey head on. >> w

danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >> stick around.ou can watch the awards right here on wusa9. coverage starts at 8:00 right after 60 minutes. then you should stay with us after the show for the news at 11:00. 11:00 with darren hayes, but let's talk about weather. >>> we're heading into fall. >> fall is friday. >> it's going to be pretty warm the next couple days. >> it is going to be warm. we aren't going to see below average temperatures until about 10 days from now. then we'll start to see a change in the pattern mid- to latter half of next week. in the tropics we've got jose, maria and lee. >> it just won't end out there. >> it's been probably the busiest hurricane season we've seen since 2005. we'll have to see how many named storms we end up with. quiet tonight, patchy fog, coastal impacts on tuesday from jose. it is staying warm this week and more than seven days out will we have to worry about maria? we'll talk about those possibilities. first alert doppler, we've had a couple pop-up showers. they're fading away pushing east.

danielle nottingham, cbs news, houston. >> congress returns to washington this we consider a nearly $1illion request from president trump for harvey aid. >>> houston, texans' defensive end j.j. watt is giving back to his city. today he and his teammates and other volunteers distributed donations that filled up ten semi-trucks. he says the people of houston have supported him in his teammates and now it's their turn to support the people of houston. >> showing the compassion. showing their true colors. showing that when there's difficult time, when times get tough, the humans step up to help other humans. >> watt started a fundraising campaign last week for a houston flood victim with the goal of reaching $200,000. as of today, he's raised nearly $18 million. because of that a petition was started to name a highway after watt and nearly 70,000 people signed it. remember you can help the people in southeast texas too. head to wusa9.com/texascares. there, you n directly to the american red cross hurricane harvey disaster relief fund. all donations are tax- deductible. >>> well, north kore

danielle nottingham reports. >> reporter: all of the trailers holding highly unstable compounds at the arca chemical plant have been ignited. plant officials conducted this controlled burn on the last suction trailers that had yet to ignite on their own. the company says they're going to let the fires burn out before sending in safety officials and air quality experts. local officials evacuated residents a mile and a half around the plant after hurricane harvey flooded. nine days after hurricane harvey first hit, floodwaters have finally receded. in dried out areas in houston, residents are pulling their belongings outside so they can air out. there have been reports of scavengers, so some residents have left messages that this is not trash. here in west houston, swollen reservoirs are expected to keep waters high for two weeks and everyone has been ordered to evacuate. >> the police came and knocked on my door and said you have ten minutes to get out, and there was a canoe waiting for me and my husband. ♪ >> reporter: some were able to attend church service on this national day of pra

correspondent danielle nottingham has a behind the scenes look at the biggest night in television. >> we did it. >> reporter: stephen colbert could make emmy history this sunday as first perform tore win multiple award while hosting the ceremony. >> what can we expect this year at the emmys. >> god, i hope a lot of jokes. a nice musical number. >> reporter: late show star is up for six emmys for his cbs late night talk show and 2016 election night special and promises to showcase that political humor on stage. >> you have to talk about donald trump on a certain level because this night is celebrating television and everybody knows the biggest television star of the year was donald trump bar none yes is not nominated we do not know. >> reporter: cbs late, late show with james corden and amazing raise also received nod but new comers dominate the top category. this is us, hand made tail, strange are things, the crown and west world join repeat nominees house of card and berth call saul for outstanding drama. >>> we're used to having an incumbent come in as a favorite this year there is

cbs reporter danielle nottingham says there's concern about the toxic material the storm left behind. >> this was the kitchen right here. >> reporter: linda bonner gave us a tour of the wreckage of her home. >> it was huge and beautiful but not anymore. >> reporter: floods totaled her house and more alarming, environmental officials have been checking for damage at a nearby superfund site, a toxic waste dump she's worried about for years. >> you can't have a garden or anything here. >> reporter: what concerns you the most about it? >> the dioxin all over the area. >> reporter: that toxic waste site is about one of five in the houston area that were flooded and here in the west side of the city the trouble is far from over. this man came home to salvage what he could. >> it's still a lot of damage, all the furniture, the beds, all the electronic stuff. it's all gone. >> reporter: his house got worse when crews released water from two swollen reservoirs inundating the neighborhood with a foul mix of water, sewage and fuel. that release will continue for days. >> more than a year's worth

danielle nottingham is in los angeles with a behind the scenes preview of television's biggest night. >> steven colbert could make history as the first performer to win multiple awards while hosting the ceremony. >> what can we expect this year? >> i hope a lot of jokes. a nice music number. >> the late show star is up for six emmies and 2016 election special and talking about humor on stage. >> we have to talk about donald trump because this night is celebrating television and everybody knows the biggest television star is donald trump, why he is not nominated i do not know. >> cbs late show with james corden and the amazing race received nods. this is us and stranger things and the crowd are crown and west world for repeat nominees, house of cards and better call saul for house of drama. >> we are used to having an incumbent but not this year. if you have a crystal ball i will tell you who will win. >> and a new face could knock a veteran off of the throne. >> in these political times, you have great shows like atlanta that had a fantastic first season from donald glover ... >> it c

danielle nottingham, cbs news, texas. >>> we're getting our first look at hurricane erma from space. the category 3 storm is closing in -- forecasters says there's an increasing chance that florida will feel some effect. let's check in with neta who has been tracking that storm. >>reporter: it's bringing a lot of rain to parts of the caribbean as it moves toward the south or the east. so the south and eastern portions of the u.s., everyone being warned to be prepared in case this does make landfall. wide spread region, that could be impacted by irma. look at the rain coming down with this right now. let's talk about what's happening at home. a lot of are you feeling the smoke in the air. this is our cam heading north. this is a bridge. behind all that smoky skies, we stril this spare of the air alert -- we still have this spare of the air alert today. there's one in gilroy and the sierra and the smoke is settling in. air quality forecast has been upgraded. it's unhealthy for all in the north bay and along the coast and unhealthy for sensitive groups in the rest of our area because of

i'm daniel nottingham reporting for cbs news houston. stock dozens of adoptable -- >>> dozens of adoptable dogs have been wrought back. they are making room for pets lost in the storm. the first group of animals will land in a few hours. and the red cross is accepting donations by phone, email, and text. we also have a list of donation were the websites. you can find those on cbs local.com. stock according to an -- >>> a man died at the uc davis burn unit last night after being injured at the burning man festival. stock -- >>> right now only 10% of this fire is contained. nearly 1000 firefighters are dropping water from the sky for three days now. numerous neighborhoods have evacuation orders. some are staying in a last ditch effort to save their homes. >> it is scary. the freeway is so quiet with no cars on it. you can hear the crackling. >> three homes have been destroyed and others are damaged. >>> part of the coastal highway is closed because of the fires. >> reporter:, -- on this weekend marin county residents are flocking to the be

danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," comedian jim parsonstudio 57 along with iain armitage in the new hit "young sheldon." i even anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." e to the total family. listerine® total care. one bottle, six benefits. power to your mouth™. no, no... ♪ k up. ♪ the all new 2018 camry. toyota. let's go places. ♪ get on up, mama. ♪ get on up. youant. ♪ ♪ do you want, let the record hop. ♪ dewith every move..mate f. the more you move, the more it works. degree, it won't let you down. it says you apply the blue one ok, letto me. this. here? no. have a little fun together, or a lot. k-y yours and mine. two sensations that work together, so you can play together. >>> our top stories this morn g morning, president trump's profane criticism of nfl players who kneel during the "national anthem" spur a leaguewide protest yesterday. about 200 players sat, knelt, or raised their fists. most locked arms with their teammates with some coaches an owners joining in. the president says the opposition has nothing to do with rac

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danielle nottingham has a behind the scenes look from los angeles. >> stephen colbert could make emmy history as first perform err to win multiple awards while hosting the is her moan. >> i what can we expect this year at the emmies? >> god i hope a lot of jokes. nice musical number. >> the late show star is up for six emmies for cbs late night talk show and 2016 election night special. promise to go showcase that political humor on stage. >> you have to talk about donald trump on a certain level, because this night is celebrating television, and everybody knows, the biggest television -- yes, sir's not nominated i do not know. >> cbs the late late show with james cord on and the amazing race also received nods. but newcomb ers dominate the top categories. this is us, the hands made tail, stranger things, the crown and west world, doing repeat nominees, house of cards, and better call saul for out standing drama. >> we're used to having incumbent come in. this year, no incumbent. so remains to be seen, if you have a crystal ball i can borough, i would be happy to tell how low win. >>

danielle nottingham as a behind the scenes look at the biggest night in television. >> we did it. >> reporter: stephen colbert could make emmy history as first perform tore win multiple award while hosting the ceremony. what can we expect this year at the emmys. >> god, i hope a lot of jokes. nice musical number. >> ♪ >> reporter: late show star is up for six emmys for cbs late night talk show and 2016 election night special. he is promising to showcase that political humor on stage. >> we have to talk about donald trump on a certain level because this night is celebrating television and everybody knows biggest television star of the year was donald trump, far none. yes is not nominated, i do not know. >> reporter: cbs late, late show with james corden and the amazing race also received nod but new comers dominate the top category. this is us, hand made tail, stranger things, the crown, and westworld join repeat nominees house of card and berth call saul for outstanding drama. >>> we're uses to having an incumbent coming in as a favorite. this year is there no incumbent. it remains t

cbs news correspondent danielle nottingham in los angeles now where the biggest names in hollywood were honored tonight, good evening, danielle. >> good evening, ukee, jessic jessica, thiss with a night that did not disappoint. and even though president trump is not in the building host stephen colbert brought out a surprise in the beginning of show and also a night was history in the making. >> is there anyone who could say, how big the audience is? >> first time mem my host provided a jaw dropping surprise. >> shawn do you know? this will be the largest audience to witness an emmy period. both in person and around the world. >> political jabs continued as alec baldwin won for boast supporting actor in comedy siri force his pour travel donald trump saturday night live. >> i suppose i should say at lost lang perfect mr. president he's your emmy. >> dolly parton and lilly tom lynn said they can tack a guy in charge. >> in 2017 we refuse to be controlled by a hypocritical business. >> with at academy came several stars to pass away including jerry lewis, mary tyler moore, debbie reynalds

danielle nottingham got a look. >> we did it! >> stephen colbert could make emmy history as the first to win multiple awards while hosting the ceremony. >> what can we expect? >> i hope a lot of jokes. [ laughter ] ♪ [ music ] >> the late show star is up for six memoriys for the talk show and 2016 election night special. he's promising to showcase political humor on stage. >> you have to talk about donald trump because the night is celebrating television. and everyone knows the biggest television star of the year is donald trump. bar none. why he's not nominated, i do not know. >>> newcomers dominate the top story. repeat nominees, house of cards and -- for outstanding drama. >> we're used to having an incumbent come in as the favorite. there's no incumbent. it remains to be seen. if you have a crystal ball, i'll be happy to tell you who is going to win. >> and in these political times -- you've got great shows like atlanta which had a fantastic first season. >> and it could be a good night for streaming services. netflix has the

danielle nottingham has more. >> reporter: made television academy history for winning the most emmys for one role. next season of the political comedy is the show's last. >> fabulous writers have cooked up, we did have a whole storyline about an impeachment but we abandoned that because we were worried that someone else might get to it first. [ laughter ] >> first time emmy host stephen colbert kicked off the 69th prime time emmys with a jaw dropping surprise. >> is there anyone who could say how big the sean, do you know? >> this will be the largest audience to witness an emmy, period. >> reporter: the political jabs continued as alec baldwin won for best supporting actor in a comedy series for his portrayal of donald trump on "saturday night live." >> at long last, mr. president, here is your emmy. >> reporter: the television academy also paid tribute to several stars who passed away since last year including tv greats jerry lewis, mary tyler moore, debbie reynolds and her daughter carrie fisher. the audience celebrated as john lythgoe took home his sixth emmy, winning best support

danielle nottingham explains. >> reporter: all of the trailers holding highly- unstable compounds at the chemical plant have been ignited. plant officials conducted this controlled burn on the last six trailers that had yet to ignite on their own. the company said it's going to let the fires burn out before sending in safety officials and air quality experts. local officials evacuated residents a mile and a half around the plant when hurricane harvey flooded. nine days after harvey hit, flood waters receded. in dried-out areas of houston, people are pulling their belongings outside to air out. there have been report of scavengers, so some left messages that this is not trash. here in west houston, two swollen reservoirs are expected to keep water levels high for two weeks, and everyone has been ordered to evacuate. >> the police came, knocked on my door, and said, "you have ten minutes to get out," and there was a canoe wait for me and my husband. ♪ >> reporter: some were able to attend church services on this national day of prayer for victims and survivors of hurricane harvey. >> w

danielle nottingham for cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> in other news this noon oj simpson could be releaseds early as monday on patrol according to plan being fifth arrived by nevada prison officials. >> simpson had been released after nip years in prison for robbery and kidnapping convictions former football star acquitted in 1995 of murder charges the the deaths of his ex-wife and her friend ron goldman. he was found libel in civil court and still owes about $65 million to the gelmans. >>> if you're watching the price is right today you may have been cheering on some local kess taints. >> two local contestants just didn't make it on the show they also made it to the showcase . she talks to us about her experience in she has best t-shirt on. >> i just love that. >> well we're looking forward to weekend of some significant cooling with our temperatures just struggling to even hit 70 degrees. now we're very likely to see a shower around specificall specit half of saturday. otherwise you can expect nothing but sunshine and crisp air. we'll talk about how long this stretch lasts in your full w