. >> the policeman who has hit her, joel francisco, calls another officer. >> dewey presley is a duiic homicide investigator and on the dui task force with the hollywood police department. >> dewey presley is soon joined by three other police employees. and what happens next is caught on officer presley's dash cam. >> stand here for me, please. there's two things going on here. >> i'm sorry. >> number one, you were with involved in a minor crash. >> but if she wasn't in the car when it was hit, how was she involved in the crash? >> number two, in the course of me speaking with you, there's an odor of alcohol coming off your breath. you're a little lethargic and you may or may not be driving impaired. >> before administering sobriety tests, presley reads alexandra her rights and questions her about the accident. >> you're accelerating from a stop. you got to about 30 miles an hour, then you all of a sudden -- this cat jumped out, and you slammed on the brakes. >> i do. >> so someone behind you who's also just starting to accelerate forward -- >> yeah. >> there would be no reason why -

joel waldman. >> president obama honor the world champion sphwan san francisco giants. president obama will congratulate the team on their third world series victory in five years. the president will also recognize all that the giants do to give back to their community. the team is swinging on their way to a three-game series in philadelphia. that will start on friday. >>> two days from now, oracle arena is going to be jumping as the golden state warriors prepare to take on the cleveland cavaliers. the arena features signs that say the finals along with the warriors slogan, strength in numbers. inside the chairs are getting new back covers for the finals and the western conference signs are coming down and being replaced so there's no doubt at all about what is at stake here. game one, of course, thursday at 6:00 p.m. >> i just happen to drive by oracle arena today. those signs are huge and it's kind of cool thinking hey, this is where the finals are going to be starting on thursday. >> all right, let's bring in

. >> joel, thank you. >>> san francisco based uber has announced it is banning its drivers and ridersm carrying guns. the ride sharing company says it's changing its firearms policy after receiving feed back from users and drivers. uber had previously deferred to ads. ride sharing company lyft already has a strict no weapons policy in place. >>> the oakland office of the california highway patrol says its officers found explosives today during a traffic stop on interstate 580 near fruitvale. the officers say they stopped the driver for speeding and found 11 pounds of illegal fireworks inside the suv. the driver who is on probation was arrested and the illegal fireworks were confiscated. >>> a memorial will be held tomorrow night for students that were killed in a balcony collapse. olivia's remains were will taken to the airport and flown home to ireland along with her friends. irish officials say they suffered serious injuries including broken bones. most of them needed surgery as well. they are spread out between hospitals in oakland, walnut creek and castro valley. the victims will

>> well for the first time a pastor known around the world is bringing his message to san francisco. pastor joelosteen and his wife, victoria, are hosting their annual america's night of hope event at at&t park on august 8th. this is youtube video of the osteens television show. their event is expected to draw tens of thousands from across the nation. >> it's about faith and being inspired, letting go of the past, believing that god has something great in your future. so not necessarily a religious event, it's just an event to inspire people in life in faith and motivate them to move forward. >> more than a million people have attended the osteens night of hope event since they began back in 2004. >>> well, the tough times continue at gap. the retailer is planning to close 175 stores in north america. most of them by january of next year. gap also plans to layoff 250 workers at its san francisco headquarters this year. the stores have about $300 million in annual sales that comes out of gap's total of $16 billion. the closures are based on factors like location and performance. >>> tesla's ceo e

francisco. finally, we have alex joel who works for the office of director of national interest.he heads the civil rights and privacy office and reports to the director of national intelligence. i'll start right in with questions for the panelists and my first question is for inspector general horowitz. michael, what has your experience taught you about the advantages about oversight from within. we would like to hear some examples. >> i certainly learned a lot in three years now on the job as inspector general. i spoke with glenn about some of the challenges he faced. we released a 215 report a report on nsl, a follow up report on some of the other authorities out there. we talked about the 702 report. unfortunately, so many of those are not public. we talked about that a little bit as well. but there are a number of challenges but i think a number of very positive reasons why an ig's office can't have any impact and you've seen some of that in the last 10 plus years with what our office has done. we are of course, within the agency and one of the things we have to make sure we

francisco over the first weekend in august as well as labor day weekend. that could make things pretty tough for people trying to get to the billy joel concert at at&t park september 5th. bart will have a bus bridge in place for that. closures are part of the transit agency's work to repair and upgrade tracks in switches. >> the hot weather is messing with bart. bart is reporting five-minute delays system wide, causing problems with the tracks. temperatures in some bart areas are well into the triple digits this afternoon. >> the heat is on but the switch isn't going to stay on for all that long. >> yeah. >> it's kind of cool. >> can't really call it a heat wave. >> the little definition would be three days. it was hot yesterday certainly hot today 105 in livermore but tomorrow we're not even getting a cold front. this is what's so gray about the bay area. >> just switching the wind direction and tomorrow we're going to lose 20 degrees. in livermore it is 105 right now. we're thinking it hasn't been this hot in years. guess what? last june 8th it was 105, june 9th, 106. we can say this is the hottest weather away from the water we have had in one year. oakland, 84

francisco. and finally, we have alex joel who has been the civil liberties protection officer for national intelligence since 2005. ten years. in that capacity, he leads the civil liberties and reports directly to the director of national intelligence. so i'm going to start right in with questions for the panelist. the first for michael horowitz. what has your experience taught you about the advantages and the challenges of oversight from within? i'm sure we all love to hear actual examples if you're in a position to give them. >> i certainly learned a lot in three years now on the job as inspector general. spoke at length with glenn about his experiences at ig and some of the issues and challenges he's face and now seen it up close and directly myself. you know, released a 215 report a follow-up report on nsl, follow-up report on some of the other authorities out there. we talked to the 702 report. unfortunately many of those are not public. and in the full way we'd like it to be out there. we talked about this a little bit as well. but there are a number of challenges but i think a number of very pos

joel with the electrical local 6 our labor unions is hundred percent behind this project at 554 we hope you approve paragraph it our contractors association is made up of thirty electrical contractors in san francisco are also in full support of project this is not a coincide we're up here for this project we've teamed up with try mark they've reached out and committed to working with us this is a team effort not just been one project but building sustainable housing projects that are desirable for san francisco a couple of details i think this reddish the building my look out of place but with the up zoning from the whole central selma and marketing math and van ness p will step up room for the adjacent property and specific leaders that muni escalator that comes up on the corner of math and van ness is not welcoming this is a great spot is it had been a positive impact on the neighborhood >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> good afternoon commissioner my name is david i'm here on behalf of the laborers local 261 we ask you support this. >> is there any additional public comment? >> thank you commissioners i'm rudy the executive director of a violence preservation called unit players thank you for s

the jaime of joel who is the executive director of gender spectrum group in emeryville, california, who works very closely with the endocrinologist at the university of california-san francisco. steven rosenthal. they're collaborating and looking at the science and the sociology of transgender. and i think from their work we can come up with some word smithing on how to adjust our policies in an appropriate way. >> congressman mike honda, a pleasure. thank you for joining me tonight. >> thank you. >> there are 700,000 transgender men and women in the u.s. most of them not famous and many are often the target of open hostility but there are positive little developments. occupational safety and health administration, osha, issued a four page guide to restroom access to ensure transgender employees are able to work in a manner consistent with how they live the rest of their daily lives and said transgender employees should have access to the restroom that correspondents to their gender identity and not be forced to use a third or gender neutral bathroom. both houses of the state legislature passed a bill to changing gender on birth certificates according to a press release. acc

francisco bay. the good news is the giants will be out of town. the bad news is that 36,000 to 40,000 fans are expected at a billy joel concert booked at at&t park over labor day weekend. whatever the case -- >> it will tie up traffic on freeways around the whole bay area. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. will also need to rent or borrow a fleet of buses bring in the highway patrol maybe even open bus lanes on and off the weekend. >> we want to make sure as we go to the next phase that we're doing it as smart as possible. >> you never find a day where there isn't something going on. >> reporter: hence the question what's better, two separate weekend shutdowns with all the inconvenience, or one big shutdown in the days leading up to and including labor day weekend. >> that's the tradeoff. that's the decision that b.a.r.t. needs to make. they're under discussions about this right now. we don't know the answer yet. >> reporter: today b.a.r.t. wasn't ready to say for sure whether the shutdown would fix the entire problem or if more work would be needed down the line. but one thing is clear. >> we're going to be seeing more shut downs like this in the years to come

joel concert. we're a crowd of 40,000 -- a crowd of 40,000 is expected. they are planning to have a bus bridge between oakland and san francisco during the disruptions and service. again, two days in the first weekend of august and those three days, that labor day weekend in september. tori? >> all right, janine de la vega, live for us this morning. thank you. >>> president obama is speaking in germany. this is his news conference at the close of the group of the summit. he's talking about jobs. let's listen in. >> wages for american workers continue to rise and since i took office, the united states has cut our deficit by two- thirds. so in the global economy, america is a major source of strength. at the same time, we recognize that the global economy while brew something still not performing at its full potential. we agreed on a number of necessary steps. here in europe, we support efforts to find a path to carry out key reforms and turn to growth within a strong, stable and growing eurozone. i updated congress so we can move ahead with the asia- pacific region. agreements with high standards to protect workers', public saf