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news with devin feeley, elizabeth cook, juliette goodrich and sara donchey.undbreaking original storytelling from the kpix newsroom. plus, fair politics project earth and weather like you've never seen the prime time edition weeknights on the coming up tonight on the cbs evening news, the fbi debunks conspiracy theories about the attempted assassination attempt of donald trump. the new pictures of the explosive devices that were found in the gunman's car, how he got to the roof, and what we know about a motive that more headlines tonight on the cbs evening news this is the audi red and gold report fred warner did not play in the preseason. a nice perk for the 40 niners star linebacker, as he enters his seventh season. but he still had one minor injury during training camp. ali that's right man. sometimes, you know, the helmet is supposed to protect you. sometimes it betrays you, you know? so i got, you know, a little little shoulder pad through the facemask or something. yeah all pro fred will be ready to go september 9th. but for the first time since his roo

. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >>> good evening, i'm goodrich in for sara tonight. update on a case we have been closely following for almost a decade now. three former jail guards who were convicted of murdering's mentally ill inplate in 2015 are expected to walk free after pleading to lesser charges. the death opened up for seismic reforms but at the sheriff's department as a whole. >>> on august 26th, 2015, 31-year-old michael tyree was waiting for a bed to open up at a mental health facility but held at the jail in san jose on outstanding warrants and misdemeanor offenses. according to prosecutors three guards, armed with batons, entered his cell and at least one of them beat him to death. the da's office says that tyree lost half of his blood volume, liver was lacerated and his spleen was almost torn in half. the three guards were charged with murder. then in 2017 the three of them were convicted and sentenced to 15 years to life in prison. five years later, a new state law passed saying for a murder conviction to stand the accused

. >>> from kpix this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >>> i'm juliette goodrichfor sara tonight. it was the midwest night in the spotlight of the democratic national convention as vice presidential candidate tim walz and his family celebrated at center stage after he officially accepted the democratic nomination, explain the situation in the way only walz can. >>> it is the fourth quarter. we are down a field goal, but we are on offense and we got the ball. we are driving down the field. and boy do we have the right team. >> all right, let's go over to ryan yamamoto live in chicago for us. ryan, you were in the room, you heard it all, what was the atmosphere like as people got their first taste of tim walz or i should say coach walz. >> it was fiery, electric here at the dnc where most of the first three days or first two days it has been all about california especially with the bay area kamala harris running for president. but, today, california moved over, gave minnesota the spotlight as tim walz made his case. >> minnesota takeover in chicago on day three of t

. >>> from kpix this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >>> good evening i'm juliette goodrich in for sara tonight. >>> heartbreak for a family a mother holds her dying daughter in her arms. tonight, her mother is speaking out and demanding justice for her daughter after she was shot and left to die in the street. andrea nakano has the story. >>> they were just trying to protect their kids and send a message to suspected drug dealers parked outside of their home. the 33-year-old daughter got hit when bullets started flying. the family is in grief including her eight children. >> a memorial stands outside of the east oakland home for her daughter maria. she had eight children from 1-15 years old. her 5-year-old girl still waiting for her mom to come home. >> she stays out here. i hear my mommy die. she is still coming back from the hospital, right, grandma? >> i am like, yeah, i don't know how to tell her she is not coming back, you know? >> reporter: a week ago they noticed a blue toyota in front of their home trying to deliver marijuana vapes to one of the teens. >> w

. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> good evening. i'm juliette goodrich in for sara tonight. >>> just ten days before it's set to begin, the popular summer festival burning man has yet to sell out. it's the first time that's happened in a decade and this comes after last year's burning man turned into a muddy mess when a surprise summer storm drenched the festival in the black rock desert. vehicles couldn't get into or out of the site for days. slower ticket sales also having an impact on some businesses in san francisco as shopping for the burn has started off slowly as well. andrea nakano visited haight street where business owners are hopeful this will be the weekend that sales pick up. >> reporter: kimono dave's is one of the go-to places to pick up your burning man attire. >> anything that's black like reactive is going to be huge out there. you want to be seen. you want to maybe wear something that you're not going to wear in normal life and this is basically the prototypical piece that no one is really walking around. >> report

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. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> good evening. i'm juliette goodrich in for sara tonight. >>> this upcoming election will be one like no other in california, specifically oakland and berkeley. they're the first two cities in state history that will allow 16 and 17-year-olds to vote in school board elections. kevin ko takes us into the mind of a first-time voter as she prepares to be a part of history. >> reporter: ashley chonyu is in her junior year of oakland tech high school. it's a year unlike any other for the 16-year-old or her peers, who will be allowed to vote. >> we're the ones that go to school 180 days out of the year and have classes five hours a week, eight hours a day and we know what we want to see our schools look like. >> reporter: ashley was involved with oakland youth vote which fought to let 16 and 17-year-olds cast ballots in their school board elections. >> i think a lot of the decisions that the adults around us make, they don't necessarily pertain to like what we want to see change in our schools. what we car

. >>> this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >>> good evening i'm juliette goodrichfor sara tonight. it was day two for the democratic convention in chicago. today, kamala harris was nominated. the highlight of the night the obama's returning to the center stage, separately but both gave their support to the vp and did their own take downs >> we don't get to change the rules so we always win. if we see a mountain in front of us, we don't expect there to be an escalator there waiting for us to take us to the top. no, we put our heads down, we get to work. in america we do something. >>> there is the childish nicknames, the crazy conspiracy theories, and this weird obsession with crowd sizes. we do not need four more years of bluster and bumbling and chaos and we have seen that movie before and we all know that the sequel is usually worse. america is ready for a better story. we are ready for a president kamala harris. >> the second gentleman doug emhoff spoke. he had a funny story about his first interaction with his now wife. we will have much more on that later. >>>

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. >>> from kpix this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >>> hi, i'll juliette goodrich in for sara tonight, mayor london breed going one step further in her promise to change san francisco from a compassionate city to one of accountability. offering instructions on leaves town before offering them any city services. the mayor's office says the reason they are offering people a bus ticket out of town through the city's relocation services is because according to the latest count 40% of the homeless are from another california county or even out of state. and, as encampment sweeps continue, we got an inside look at how the city stores people's confiscated property. this storage unit holds belongings taken from an encampment sweep just this morning things like luggage, scooters, tools, golf clubs, grills, all have been bagged, tagged, stored by the department of public works. it will all be held for up to 120 days. we talk to a supervisor on who says he teaches each piece of property phases it were his own. >> it is important. at the end of the day we are storing personal

. >>> from kpix this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> hello, i'm juliette goodrich in for sara tonight. a woman is shaken tonight and a community is standing together after a shocking attack in oakland. it started with a peaceful walk, but as our kelsi thorud shows us, it quickly turned into a fight for survival. >> what was your name again? >> kelsi. >> kelsi, i'm allen. >> reporter: every night after dinner, allen wang and his wife usually take a walk through their oakland hills neighborhood. on monday night, allen says his wife went on their walk alone, and that's when the unthinkable happened. >> they were chasing her and he brandished what looked like a sword or some type of long stick, and he was yelling, hey, i need to ask you a question. but of course, he wasn't trying to ask questions. he was truly just trying to hit her. and he ended up hitting her three or four times. >> reporter: allen says just a few hundred feet from their house, his wife walked past a car with two people inside. that's when he says a young man jumped out of that car and attack

. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> good evening. i'm juliette goodrich in for sara tonight. >>> it was a bittersweet night for bay area baseball fans in a legendary hometown rivalry. tonight oracle park played host to the bay bridge series between the giants and the a's for the last time. there are a few more rivalry games lined up at the coliseum, but it was a curtain call for the series in san francisco before the a's start playing in sacramento. so the term bay bridge series was first used during the 1989 world series, game three, october 17th , 1989, was the first time the a's and giants met since both teams moved to the bay. it's also a day that changed the bay area forever. >> the san francisco giants play host to game three of the series tonight. couldn't ask for a better day, sunny. >> what a day. kpix news was live on location at candlestick park. the game started with a recorded season recap. then at 5:04 p.m. the shaking started and this is what millions of viewers saw. >> and he fails to get dave parker at second base. so

news with devin fehely, elizabeth cook, juliette goodrich and sara donchey.ing original storytelling from the kpix newsroom. plus fair politics project earth and weather like you've never seen the prime time edition >liz>the niners will set their 53 man roster today, and as vern glenn explains, they had several young players battling for spots during training camp >>>this is the audi red and gold report second year cornerback darrell luter jr. is hoping he showed enough to make the roster. >>>>he >>got a little help from one of his college teammates friday night in las vegas. it was kind of crazy because during the game, i totally forgot that he was freaking quarterback carter bradley was under center for the raiders in the fourth quarter. his pass to the endzone was picked off by lewter on fourth down. and by that point, lewter was aware that his old teammate at south alabama entered the game. i'm lying in the middle. we got in the huddle to a little bit, waiting for them to break and then just out of nowhere, i don't know what told me to just look at the qu

. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> good evening, i'm juliettehe dnc. colbert's coming up right after our newscast. all right, night one of the democratic national convention in chicago now in the books with a newly reenergized party coming together to hype up its presidential nominee, kamala harris. there were some surprises. harris herself briefly took the stage to thank president biden for his service. and today's theme for the people featuring big name speakers including hillary clinton, california senator laphonza butler, and california lieutenant governor. and this man who needs no introduction in the bay area, steve kerr. and the night wrapped up with president biden delivering the keynote speech. cbs' skyler henry gives us a look. >> reporter: vice president kamala harris briefly took the stage on night one of the dnc to greet almost 5,000 delegates and tens of thousands of party faithful as a democratic party nominee. >> this is going to be a great week. and i want to kick us off by celebrating our incredible president joe biden. >> repo

. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> good evening, i'm devin fehely in for sara tonight. it was a very emotional and bittersweet day for south bay law enforcement. they gathered to send off one of their own the road to recovery while mourning the tragic loss of another. on saturday, prosecutors say a drunk driver hit two community service officers doing traffic control, killing 34-year-old long pham. well, tonight the suspect is facing a murder charge. as andrea nakano reports, veronica bayer, who was severely injured in that same crash, at valley medical center today fellow officers cheering her on. >> reporter: it was just around 3:00 when veronica bayer came out of the hospital in a wheelchair with visible injuries to her face and body. it was an incredibly emotional moment as she headed home to recover from her injuries. >> we wish you a speedy recovery and welcome home. we have all been thinking about you for the past four days, and you will forever have our love. >> reporter: law enforcement officers lined both sides of the hallway as ver

. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >>> trying to distract or something. i seen them walking. >> we just want answers. we want justice. >>> good evening i'm juliette goodrich in for sara tonight, a mother is speaking out after her teenage son was attacked inside of his high school locker room t. happened after school. one person helped carry out the attack. tonight, the victim's mother and the victim are demanding action to keep something like this from happening on school grounds again. >> guys coming to the locker room. one of the dude sucker purchases me. i stand up and start fighting expwak they all start jumping on me. >> i am hurting for him. i don't know how it will effect him, the lifelong trauma he endured. >> they are shaken up and concerned for the future after he was jumped inside of the locker room inside of dublin high school. >> so many emotions going through my head. >> reporter: even more so after the police say a parent helped carry out the attack. >> i can not fathom how another parent can bring bodily harm against another

. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> hello, i'm juliette goodrich in for sara tonight. it's a move that's been touted for a while by elon musk, moving the x headquarters out of san francisco. the company is now planning to close its san francisco office in the next few weeks. that's according to "the new york times". the times got ahold of an internal memo from the chief executive. it said employees at the mid market location will be moving to offices in san jose. they would also be moving to an engineering office in palo alto that will share space with musk's start-up xai. but just last month musk shared on social media he was moving the headquarters of x out of san francisco to austin, texas. he said the move was in response to governor newsom signing a law banning policies that require teachers to tell parents if their child changes their gender identity. he called it, quote, the final straw. the former twitter headquarters have been in mid market since 2012 when the company moved in more than a decade ago they received a big tax break f

news with devin feeley, elizabeth cook, juliette goodrich and sara donchey.ing original storytelling from the kpix newsroom. plus fair politics project earth and weather like you've never seen the prime time edition weeknights on >liz>the 40 niners regular season opener is just two weeks away. our vern glenn tells us about a rookie who could be a factor for san francisco this season >>>>this >>is the audi red and gold report. >>>>the >>40 niners have to cut their roster down from 90 to 53 by tuesday's deadline, >>>>and >>one of their rookies made a strong closing argument >>>>in >>the final preseason game. >>>>running >>back isaac guerendo >>>>limited >>for most of camp >>>>with >>a hamstring injury, made a good impression in his first game action. the fourth round pick out of louisville >>>>had >>a 92 yard kick return to set up a touchdown. >>>>it >>was a chance for guerendo to finally show what he can do with the ball in his hand i would think, you know, after changing, changing direction and all that stuff i was like, it's probably about 140 yards. but >>>

. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> good evening, i'm devin fehely in tonight for sara. we begin with breaking news. now, this video came into our newsroom in just the past hour. it shows a san jose police cruiser with front end damage, crushed and mangled, the airbags clearly deployed. we're trying to learn more details about exactly what happened here. that crash happened on the street outside of san jose community college. just a few feet away from that cruiser, you can see a gray sedan with damage on its driver side and a deployed airbag. the scene is on moore park and leland avenues. the front end of the police cruiser and its tires were just shredded. again, police haven't said much about what happened here or if anyone was hurt. we're going to keep an eye on this situation. >>> meantime, it's shaping up to be a very busy weekend in san francisco. the city is all but guaranteed to have major traffic gridlock. events are going to cause street closures in different parts of the city. the biggest is outside lands music festival. it's head l

. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> good evening. i'm juliette goodrich in for sara tonight. >>> just 67 days out from the election and exactly one week after officially accepting the democratic nomination for president vice president kamala harris and her running mate tim walz sat down tonight for their first interview on cnn. harris firing back when questioned about whether her stance on key issues have shifted. >> i have always believed -- and i have worked on it -- that that value has not changed. my value on what we need to do to secure our border, that value has not changed. >> one thing that was surprising is harris said she has never met former president trump face to face or ever really interacted with him and when asked about the attacks trump and his allies have used against her, including saying she only recently started identifying as a black woman, harris was quick to brush they away. >> same old tired playbook. next question, please. >> that's it? >> that's it. >> harris also gave us new details about the fateful moment

. >> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >>> good evening, i'm devin fehely in tonight for sara. the attorney of a bay area mother says that all she did was walk in a crosswalk moments before she was forcibly detained by a san francisco police officer. her attorney released this video saying that it shows a blatant abuse of power that left the mother of five injured. our kelsi thorud spoke with the attorney who says the police department violated its own policies and his client's civil rights. . >> i'm not resisting. get off of me. >> reporter: this video was shared with us by attorneys representing 34-year-old christina porter. they say it was taken on july 29th in san francisco and shows what they believe was an unwarranted stop and violent arrest. >> i saw a situation that seemed like overkill. i saw an officer who, it appears, behaved like a bully and went above and beyond what he should have been doing. >> reporter: according to porter's attorneys, the confrontation with the sfpd officer came after porter allegedly jaywalked through an intersectio

. >> from kpix5, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> hi, i'm juliette goodrich in for sara tonight. a lot to cover on this friday night. so let's get straight to the history making that happened tonight in cincinnati. >> and blake snell has pitched the first no-hitter of his brilliant career! >> reporter: what a night! that's the call after giants pitcher blake snell completed his first ever no hitter against the cincinnati reds. matt lively is here with all the highlights. a complete 180 from what we saw from snell at the start of the season. >> the beginning of the year was brutal for snell. earlier this week, he was dominating the trade domination. all that coming after snell struck out 15 batters which may have been the reason that san francisco didn't pull the trigger on dealing him. friday night, that decision paid off in a big way. >> reporter: snell-zilla. >> yeah, there's a reason he got the nickname. snell struck out the side in the first. he did it again in the fourth. he punched out eight reds through four innings. finished this game with 11 days. 3-

. >>> from kpix this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >>> good evening i'm juliette goodrich in for sara tonight, all week we have been talking about the drug crisis in san francisco and seeing what we can learn from vancouver, british columbia. the city had been taking the opposite approach to san francisco's recent reescalation of the war on drugs. but, it also started walking back its decriminalization of public drug use. so, tonight, we are looking at the next step in every approach to the drug and overdose crisis. trying to get people struggling with addiction moving towards some kind of help. >> joshua and dominic, 16 and 15 years old. >> joshua is a little over a year into his recovery from heroin addiction through programs offered by the san francisco salvation army. he says a big factor in getting and staying clean is being able to get away from environments where drugs are so readily available. but, how do cities steer people away from these areas? like everything with this issue, that question is fueling intense debate in both cities. wilson walker continu

. >>> from kpix this is the date news with sara donchey on the late news on cbs news bay area. >> goodning. i'm juliette goodrich in for sara tonight on a historic night for america as oakland native vice president kamala harris becomes officially the first woman of color nominated as president of the united states, undoubtedly a biggest first in a life and career full of firsts. >> our nation with this election has a precious fleeting opportunity to chart a new way forward, not as members of any one party or faction, but as americans. i will be a president who unites us around our highest aspirations. >> tonight was also a chance for harris to give voters a better idea of who she is and what's important to her and her potential administration. that's because the latest poll from cbs shows about a third of registered voters say they don't know what harris stands for. so tonight she began laying out her plans to address some of the biggest issues for voters in this election. >> i know, i know we can live up to our proud heritage as a nation of immigrants and reform our broken immigratio

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. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> san francisco and vancouver, canada, separated by more than 900 miles and an international border but connected in crisis. -- san francisco and vancouver are in the grips of an overdose epidemic, and both cities are taking steps to reduce the number of those dying because of drugs. but vancouver is taking a much more aggressive approach, so what can we learn from their experience? our wilson walker traveled up north to take a look in part one of our special series overdose crisis, lessons from vancouver. >> like i said, i've been here long -- far too long. nobody's alive from when i started, not one person. not one. >> reporter: 20 years jeffrey has spent in the streets and alleys of vancouver's downtown east side. everyone he knew when he started here all lost to the very same gamble. >> crystal meth in there and fentanyl. hopefully that's what it is. >> reporter: he admits that he's surprised that he's still alive, having been pulled into the crisis that will look very recognizable to san franciscans. >> mean

the late news with sara donchey, then the late show with stephen colbert, back with all new episodest with, then go to sleep knowing you won at tv. record it, stream it, watch it live. the late news and the all new late show tonight starting at 11 on kpix >devin>a nonprofit down in orange county is providing an unforgettable . >>> a nonprove nit orange nonprofit is giving an experience for kids with special needs. we have more on the program. >> reporter: the 7-year-old has cerebral palsy. >> he has a tube in his stomach and suffers from epilepsy as well. >> reporter: he is one of 30 walking down a red carpet on the dana pride for a fishing excursion put on by a nonprofit. >> these trips are all about the kids. >> reporter: 16 years ago he took his son's friend to lunch. he too has cerebral palsy. >> i said jeffrey, let's go do something, what would you like to go and do. he lit up and said i would love to go fishing. >> reporter: he said that moment changed had his life. so clear that a calling was revealed. take a boat load. >> reporter: a year later he chartered a boat, found volu