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guilty in in court today, prosecutors contend she abused six students include something who are nonverbalshe is now on electronic court monitoring back in court on tuesday. >> a major victory tonight for the lesbian, gay, bisexual ask transgender community. students in california now allowed to go into any rest room and locker room they choose. nick smith is live tonight with the decision and ram ficks. >> there are 36,000 students oakland unified school district. governor brown introduced a class for students%d >> just as students prepared to return to school a bill aloud transgender students to participate in sports as well as use bathrooms based on gender identity opposed to sex at birth. >> for other stud skool districts that aren't to that point it heinz transgender students will be recognized as a protected class. >> giving transgender students rights as minorities and women, brown could have waited until tuesday to sign the bill but was encouraged by assemblyman amiano to do it now. >> this is going to ensure transgender kids are able to get an opportunity for an ed oox ab 1266 had

prosecutors contend she abused six students all between the ages of 5 and 7 including some who are nonverbal. she resigned in february after parents reported her to police. she is currently under house arrest. >>> 4:35. no criminal charges will be filed in the limo fire that killed five women on the san mateo bridge. the chp's announcement yesterday confirms why abc first reported exclusive on friday that the cause of the fire was mechanical and the accusations that the limo driver was distracted at the time were unfounded. meanwhile, authorities have released the dramatic 911 calls made immediately after the fire spread. >> get out! get out! get out! >> i've got a car fire. it's a limousine that's fully engulfed and the doors are locked. i can't get inside the car. >> hello, sir? >> yes? >> i have the fire department on the way. can you tell me how many people are in the vehicle? >> i don't know, ma'am. i don't know. >> i understand you don't know. >> oh, my god. >> we have people on the way. >> the last voice you just heard was that of the limo driver, orville brown. he plans to sponsor a

pleaded not guilty in in court today, prosecutors contend she abused six stud something who are nonverbal is now on electronic court monitoring back in court on tuesday. >> a major victory tonight for the lesbian, gay, bisexual ask transgender community. students in california now allowed to go into any rest room and locker room they choose. nick smith is live tonight with the decision and ram ficks. >> there are 36,000 students oakland unified school district. governor brown introduced a class for students%d >> just as students prepared to return to school a bill aloud transgender students to participate in sports as well as use bathrooms based on gender identity opposed to sex at birth. >> for other stud skool districts that aren't to that point it heinz transgender students will be recognized as a protected class. >> giving transgender students rights as minorities and women, brown could have waited until tuesday to sign the bill but was encouraged by assemblyman amiano to do it now. >> this is going to ensure transgender kids are able to get an opportunity for an ed oox ab 1266 had cr

. >> one of the ones we have been using is made for people who are handicapped, nonverbal.t simple push buttons on the screen. gerri: the bus we'll do. how do you get interested in even thinking in that it? peter blair on the screen? >> that helps them put their nose up to the screen. it's really just an application of touch in touch teach your dog to touch the hands is one of the first things we work on. that's an easy thing the transfer to another object. tension object. we oft start with the posted note. good boy. and from that would put it on the screening get them to actually -- gerri: a step-by-step by step. so cute. mckay you. so what is he going to do for us? >> he is able to answer some simple yes and no questions with the at. this is an at they you can add to fund will boost. you can and would never buns you want. we just have yes and no. a question, you can seeister and holyfield's. gerri: will the federal reserve start pulling back on its stimulus to the economy? what do you say? >> did you hear that question? you have been answered? what do you think? >> no. ge

prosecutors contend she abused six students, including some who were nonverbal. she's been ordered to return to court tuesday and to have the a -- post a $200,000 property bond. >> good news for activists who want to save the main post office in berkeley. the mayor received word a panel will hear his ayeel to block closure of the building. the service wants to move retail services to another location and sell the main post office. the mayor has until september 3 to present the case to the postal commission. the prc has until late november to make a decision. >> bart trains are running today after a judge ordered a 60 day cooling off period in contract negotiations between the transit agency and unions. now there are no new scheduled talks. there is a possibility employees could strike. >> and now from bart a former transportation we know to another we might see in the future. >> abc 7 news has more on something called hyper loop. strap me in, wayne, when can we go? >> the we must think elan must. today sh we saw details of the two transportation system making hig

children's hospital shows babies breast-fed showed better language skill business age 3 and verbal and nonverbal intelligence by age 7. experts say breast milk contains antibody that protects newborns from infections but less likely to become overweight. >>> o.j. simpson granted parole, but not his freedom. we'll explain the partial victory for the former football star. >>> also, why police pulled over george zimmerman and what they found inside of his truck. we have the dash cam video. >>> tonight, we investigate one of california's most powerful executives in a paper trail that leads to $165,000 in gifts and free travel. legal, but we ask, is it ethical? >>> tonight, we investi 165,000 in gifts and free travel. trips to some of the world's most exotic locations for the president of one of state's most powerful regulators. >> this is all legal, but is it right? let's bring in our chief investigative reporter tony kovaleski. what do you have tonight? >> an interesting paper trail here. tonight, michael peevey is back in the public spotlight. he's appointed -- he was appointed by the governor and

we'll have to rely on nonverbal cues. that'll expose their weaknesses. [door opens] hey, you.hat'd you do with kate? calm down, man. i will kill you, you understand? you understand me?! keep them him from me. barrett avoided conflict. pearson was provocative. the blond one's getting off on this. well, if he knows where kate is, that's his power. hey, can i get you anything? what? water? soda? are you hungry? hmm. starving. anything. hmm. tuggie's roast beef with fries. the curly ones. you got it. and a beer. nice try. [chuckles] what the hell was that? just trying to establish some trust. uh-huh. you gonna ask the other one, too? no. in other words, you're not going in there. not yet. hmm. really? you know, we don't have a whole lot of time here. they've been slammed with the same questions for the last 2 1/2 days. we go in there with that strategy, we'll get nowhere. i don't get it. if we go in there now, they have all the power. so, what, we just wait? for a while. kate joyce comes from a stable family. she went to good schools, got good grades, has good friends. everything

and watching their nonverbal and their, how they hold their head up, how they answer the questions. but really only they know really how they feel. you're not angry about being here? >> yeah. i'm angry. no one wants to get arrested. >> you know you're on probation, right? it allows us to peek inside so we can give information to the next person. once the child leaves us, probably going to be five different people attached to this case at least. and the judge depends on the intake department to make sure we're reporting accurately. we're responsible for that. >> i'm not like a bad kid. i just make dumb decisions. i just don't want to be here. i want to go home. it's not a nice place to be here, you know. it's not supposed to be a nice place. >> signs that you're a threat or that you're not going to returned, you're going to stay locked up here like a lot of the people we've been talking with over the last couple days. >> in illinois at age 17 you're considered an adult, is that right? >> yes, ma'am. >> you you were three months in the cook county jail. >> yes, ma'am. >> how did that

they have a nonverbal answer of shopping their rear end and elbows as they run the other direction. >ssman gohmert has a good point. they're calling this war and our administration doesn't have the courage to admit what is obvious. how is that perceived among radical islamics. >> this should have never been called an incident of workplace violence. we call it what it is. this was an act of terror. this is just indicative of this administration really scrubbing the words terror out of the lexicon. the disappearing language of terror. words that were used in the 9/11 commission report are not used in the pentagon, they're not used by the administration, this was an act of terror. this does a disserve to the brave men and women. >> the closing down of these embassies, does it make america look on defense, look weak? does it embolden the enemy? >> we look like cowards. from information, the documents we gathered when we would capture al qaeda activists in the middle east under the bush administration and questioning, we find out the recruiting tool is not as much abu ghraib or guantanamo

and it was one of those nonverbal clues of please help us. so i'm like i got to do something quick.d the other vehicle slowed down to let me in front of them. the pickup hit the guard rail of the bridge and bounced off. then it started accelerating again heading on towards the oncoming traffic. so i got as enclose as i could, and i ran. i'm like i got to catch it no matter what. >> i get to the driver's side and i notice the driver's eyes were barely open. he wasn't responsive at all. >> stop the car. >> i was able to jump up to the window of the driver's door and grab the gear shifter and pull it into park and the little boy was just frantic at that point, yelling at his dad to wake up. >> what's wrong with you, buddy? >> he won't wake up. >> then i realize this could have been really bad because not only was the 6-year-old in there, but his 3 year old brother was in the back seat of the pickup as well. >> but thanks to a child's amazing feat and an officer's quick thinking bravery all ends well. >> tustin seemed to be relieved once i got there. because he was the one protecting hi

they have a nonverbal answer of showing their rear end and elbows running in the other direction. >> sean: i think congressman gomer has a good point. they're calling this war. our administration doesn't have you are courage to admit what is obvious. how is that perceived among radical islamists? >> this never should have been called an incident of work place violence, it's an act of jihad but someone that is a pro claimed mujahadeen. the disappearing language of terror words used in the september 11th commission report not used by the pentagon or administration this was an act of terror. this does a disservice to brave men and women, victims of the fort hood shooting. >> sean: does the closing down of the embassies make america look on defense? look weak? does it embolden the enemy? >> sean, we look like cowards from information and documents gathered when recapture al qaeda activists in the middle east under the bush administration and questioning we find out the recruiting tool was not as much guantanamo bay as it was when we showed weakness. they talked about vietnam. about tehra

prosecutors contend that she abused six students all between the ages of 5 and 7 including some who are nonverbaly resigned after parents reported her to police. she is under house arrest. >>> the bay bridge is getting ready to shut down next wednesday. it will close for five days and drivers will get their first trip across the new eastern span when it reopens tuesday, september 3rd. the support system needed to open the new span was installed over the weekend. crews will start -- will still have to work on connecting the new span to the island and take care of things like lane striping. caltrans is going to provide more details today on what crews will do when the bridge is closed over the labor day holiday weekend. now, b.a.r.t. says it will start providing 24-hour service two days before the bay bridge closure. trains will run every hour at the embarcardero, powell street, 24th street mission and sfo along with several other locations. a.c. transit is offering extra bus service to some east bay b.a.r.t. stations to help people catch trains. and san francisco bay ferry is expanding its schedul

. >> nonverbal and severely autistic.sh bite. >> reporter: how many men did it take to control him? >> at least six to eight paramedics and police officers. >> dorothy believed alex' violent outburst were triggered by severe gas trick pain but nobody seemed to know what to do with he him. he was left in four-point restraints in the e.r. for 12 days sometimes writhing in pain while she washed his feet fed him and slept on the floor by his gurney. a klimmer of hope came when they connected him to a gastric specialist. his diagnosis confirmed his suspicions. >> his stomach has these lesions, these ulcers. there were too many to count. >> she couldn't handle alex while she pursued treatment. no facility would keep him and insurance wouldn't cover it. her e-mails reflected growing desperation and exhaustion. >> alex has been forgotten. i didn't have a safety net to help him recover. >> in june police found alex dead at home. his mother and caretaker barely alive after they allegedly overdosed him on medicine stabbed him in the

. >> well, she's nonverbal right now due to her disability. house, out of the house, getting her out to the street to have her put to where we can put her in her wheelchair van to transport her or even when the bus comes and picks her up for school. >> peter: where does she go to school? >> right now she's going to school called my house. you know more about it. >> it's one of those programs for -- to train the kids on how to cope with their daily skills and to help them to go out to the community. >> peter: in terms of -- you've spoken to the neighbors on this issue already, right? >> they haven't really met our daughter yet. they've only been there for a couple of months now, since their house was built. >> peter: as we leave our times together, will you do me a favor? will you speak to those folks now and tell them what they should need to know about your daughter and about her disability and about being good neighbors? >> i mean, it's pretty much wed into this stuff in order for her to accommodate her daily needs. i don't understand why th