captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org captioning sponsorededia access group at wg people who live there.. are *not happy about a pr >>> now at 6:00 paying the price for living on treasure island. every single day people who live there are not happy with a new bridge toll proposal. good evening. i'm ken bastida. >> i'm elizabeth cook. in just a few years everyone may have to pay a toll to get on and off treasure island. kpix5's da lin live with sky drone 5 with the burden this could bring to people who call the island home. da? >> reporter: a lot of people are upset, not a single person tells me this is a good idea. they all believe this is a very bad idea. the plan is to charge drivers to enter and leave the island with $3.50 during the peak hours. now you combine that for a round trip, we're talking about seven bucks. >> it's bs. >> frustration and i'm mad. >> reporter: opposition is mounting, perhaps higher than the piles of gravel on treasure island. >> i just think it's absolutely ridiculous. >> reporter: some are comparing the toll idea

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or ghaptioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org [ music ] afterstudents are trying learning spanish.. from a teacher who doesn now at six parents at one san francisco school, frustrated after they discover their students are trying to learn spanish from a teacher who doesn't even speak the language. good evening, i'm kim -- i'm ken bastida . kpix's report spoke to the parents. >> reporter: monroe school is a in immersion school. at the start of the school year monroe didn't have a bilingual teacher on the schedule, so they hired a substitute who didn't speak spanish. the children have had only eight substitutes now. >> only one of those spoke spanish and she was only with us for may be, seven days. >> reporter: it is more than a month into the school year and parents say the curriculum is still on hold. the classrooms are overcrowded and eight students have chosen to transfer. >> these are kids who are fifth- graders who had -- would have loved to have graduated with their friends. >> reporter: for seven days we have seven subs, 40 enrolled studen

captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org the bay area womancusing a supreme court nominee of sexual assault says: she's willing to tory... under oath. >>> now at 6:00 the bay area woman accusing a supreme court nominee of sexual assault says she's willing to tell her story under oath. we've now learned the bay area professor and brett kavanaugh will both testify at a public hearing. >> kpix5's len ramirez leads off our coverage from palo alto where neighbors are backing the professor. len? >> reporter: that's right, ken. many of the folks who live on this quiet palo alto street are still now just learning that their neighbor is the woman who stepped forward to accuse brett kavanaugh of sexually assaulting her back when they were both teen-agers. christine blasey ford lives with her husband and two sons in this palo alto neighborhood. until now she's lived a quiet life as a wife, mother, palo alto university professor and research psychologist, but the quiet ended with a nomination of brett kavanaugh to the united states supreme court. >> she's

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captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org he says...le the name. now.. he wants to clear up the confusio >>> new at 6:00 a north bay restaurant owner is fuming. he says another business stole the name and now he wants to clear up the confusion. good evening. i'm allen martin. >> i'm elizabeth cook. the businesses are both named fumet. one is a restaurant and the other is a cannabis delivery service and kpix5's mary lee tells us some people don't know the difference. >> reporter: imagine calling up your local bistro for a food delivery and getting a cannabis delivery company instead. the restaurant owner of fumet bistro and bar said the confusion is causing a big problem for his business. >> i'd say about 25% of the comments think we are fumet cannabis, whatever it is. >> reporter: terry lessen has been the she and partner of fumet by -- chef and partner of fumet bistro. lately he said there's been some confusion. people calling up to buy marijuana instead. >> right. fume means smoke which is obviously is the connection to the dispensary

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captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org defect exposed atay terminal. >>> breaking news at 6:00, a structural defect exposed at san francisco's new transbay terminal, a major steel beam is cracked and the entire building has been shut down, the emergency order having an impact on evening commuters and streets in the immediate area are clogged. >> take a look. chopper 5 over the $2.2 billion center where there are reports the crack has been discovered in a steel beam that supports part of the structure. this includes where buses pick up and drop off passengers. inside a huge section of the terminal is cordoned off and inspectors are on site. they have removed sections of ceiling panels to get a better look at that steel beam. within the last 30 minutes we received our first briefing from the transbay joint powers authority. kpix5's andrea nakano is live for us. andrea? "we discovered it at 10. ity." "it supports... and >> reporter: well, liz, it was just around 4:30 this afternoon that the transbay transit center was shut down. workers on the

captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org the pavement.rutal assault, caught on >>> now at 6:00 a man mistakes a car for his ride share. he gets sucker punched and hits the pavement. the brutal assault caught on camera. police released the video late this afternoon. >> kpix5's andria borba walks us through what happened. >> reporter: well, the attack happened on september 8th around 11:30 at night. the victim was waiting for a ride share to pull up at the corner of first and howard. he thought that the car he ordered did pull up and that his white four door sedan was his. that's when the suspect got out and attacked him. this is a police sketch of that suspect. he is described as an asian man approximately 6 feet tall with a buzz cut in his early 30s. >> so it appears that the suspect punches the victim in the face and then you subsequently see the

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captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access captioning sponsored by cbsvening to those of you just joining us now. i am jeff glor in wilmington, north carolina. this is an expanded edition of the "cbs evening news" tonight, as florence-- what was hurricane florence, which is now tropical storm florence-- continues to lash the carolinas. this is an enormous storm. it is a slow-moving storm. it was downgraded earlier today with 75-mile-an-hour winds now, still very dangerous. florence is now blamed for five deaths in north carolina. it made landfall this morning as a category 1 hurricane about 10 miles east of here in wrightsville beach. since then, it has been hitting the carolinas with strong winds.

captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org first a billboard for nike. the bay area hero.. who critics say *should be honored instead. good evening, i'm al >>> now at 6:00, all eyes on colin kaepernick. now a new video ad for nike, the bay area hero who critics say should be on it instead. >> kaepernick revealed nike's new commercial to his twitter followers today and when it airs, the ad will be seen by millions of football fans. mary lee is live at the nike store in san francisco with a look at the spot, mary? >> reporter: well, liz, no question: kaepernick is controversial and polarizing. we spoke to a sports marketing expert who says nike is banking on the buzz he is creating. this is sky on five, flying high above union square in san francisco. above the buildings, it is hard to miss this face, on top of the nike store. former 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick, who knelt during the national anthem to protest police brutality is a new and controversial face for nike. the company just released it's a dream crazy video ad, with kaepernick na

captioning sponsored by cbs baptioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org mixed results. .. now it 6:00, a test of snohomish county's new emergency alert system and getting mixed results. some of the warnings went out to people in foreign countries.>>> many people had little to no warning to get out of their neighborhoods last year. getting a full functional wireless alert system in place is extremely complicated. >>>reporter: not as easy as you might think. i'm sitting here with a cell phone that can map my location at any given minute so it's easy for people to assume and all-- an emergency alert can find me at any given moment. while we may be able to make that leap it's clear that the technology necessarily cannot. >> technology at best is unreliable. >> that is eagerly-- easily one of the biggest takeaways of the wireless alert system. that's the alert that people in five specific locations were supposed to get on their cell phones. whether they had signed up or not. >> this is a test message from sonoma county. >> they were all targeted but the results were mixed. >> u

captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org area's carbon footprint put on notice. good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. i'm allen martin. some of the worst offenders in the south bay include: saratoga.. los altos.. and woodside. and kpix 5's kiet do explains: the stats have sparked a bit of competition between the cities. (mary-lynne bernald, mayor of saratoga: why first reaction was shock, because we have been doing so much recently.) saratoga mayor marylin bernard bristles at the notion that her city isn't doing enough to help the planet. but the coolclimate network, a research project at uc berkeley says otherwise. they crunched data that included a wide range of metrics, ev mes and traffic, to house >>> my first reaction was shock. >> she braces at the notion her city is not doing enough to help the climate. they crunched data that included a wide range of metrics to come up with a color-coded map. the redder the area the bigger the footprint. >> the cities with the higher emissions can definitely light a fire to do more. >> christie studies the offi

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