sonya and her staff helped the branch reach a 100% loan repayment rate last quarter. you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at cbssf.com/hero. we'll be right back. catch a child molestation suspect flying into san jose. the big bold clue she just couldn't ignore. that story and more at five. 's it for >>> an alert passenger helped catch a child molestation suspect flying into san jose. the big clue she couldn't ignore. we'll have that and more at 5:00. >> more on the wind-down of our hot temperatures. but you're so right about the humidity. >> it feels just as hot due to the increased levels of humidity. but this is a good swim day. >> that's true. >> right. >> bad hair day, good swim day. >> yeah. i know. >> but i usually get bad hair swimming too. >> really wavy and frizzy right here in the back. >> heat advisory in effect for tonight. do what you can do to beat the heat. make reservations for dinner! ♪[ music ] >>> linda macdonald, captioner vitac corporation ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you ha

>> sonya learns her fate. >> anything else you'd like to add?>> after deandre barnes' bail 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 free home delivery. ends saturday! >>> after deandre barnes' bail was reduced his hopes of being released from county jail in tampa came to fruition. he's a free man for now but will still have to face his drug possession charges. >> i'm at the crib. i'm at the crib right now. home sweet home. trying not to go back. i ain't trying to go back there. you know what i'm saying? trying to stay out of that. >> staying out of jail is often difficult for a drug addict. sonya cuevas is back in hillsborough county for her third probation violation on a cocaine possession charge. she was 47 days into a court-ordered drug treatment program when she tested positive for methadone and

the branch in oakland opened in 2012, sonya became manager three years later.ays working with members as their called is what motivates her. >>> i love the stories, dedication and discipline. it's taught me so much. [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: so for helping minority women in the bay area get access to low income loans to start and grow their businesses, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to sonya fierst. allen martin, kpix 5. >> the oakland branch of the company has nearly 3,000 current members. they have helped the branch reach a 100% loan repayment last quarter. nominate your local hero or for a jefferson award at cbssf.com owe here. for the latest news and weather, always on cbssf.com. join us for nightbeat at 10:00 on kbcw 44/cable 12 and back here tonight at 11. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: let's go. how y'all? thank you very much. i appreciate you. thank y'all. thank y'all, folks. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man ste

sonya is live from richmond, texas. can you tell us what you are seeing tonight? has it changed significantly in the past 24 hours? reporter: well, you know, we are seeing so many people, te 30,000 in shelters in the area that had to leave neighborhoods like this one. they are so grateful to be in the shelters because the homes often times look like this. i want to give you a look at the neighborhood behind me. this is a neighborhood inundated with water from the brazso river. it's behind the neighborhood. you know a day ago there were puddles here. the water moved quickly in the area, catching people off-guard. the rain did stop yesterday afternoon. the sun finally came out for the first time in several days. people had to move out of here because the waters came up. i have talked to people in shelters who were so grateful to be there. they walked in soaking wet. i went to a shelter that was a furniture store. whose owner, a big philanthropist this the area decided to open up the store to evacuees and national guard. letting people schlep on brand new mattresses

sonya live for us in houston. thank you. jonathan: breaks your heart to hear the stories. this is tropical storm irma. it's not the storm that rode up the carolina coast bringing us rain. this one is spinning in the northeastern atlantic much closer to africa. at least for now. it seems like it's been a busy storm season so far. nancy: doug, you talked about yesterday's storm that could form to irma. doug: a lot of tropical characterrics. but more like a rainstorm. but irma is a strong tropical storm and will probably become hurricane tomorrow. the track is taking it westward for the next seven or eight days. we'll have the 5:00 update. in the meantime, nice weather today. remember how awful the pictures were at the beach? rehoboth beach was g terrible. the beaches are filled. end of vacation season for a lot of people. saving the last week in august for summer vacation with the family. they are enjoying it. it looks good. saturday to sunday are not so pleasant. as far as the numbers, partly sunny skies. 75 now in winchester. 77 in martinsburg. also reported right now at d

. >> sonya is concerned about the effect her recent arrest is having on her family.'s in jail for violating her probation on a cocaine possession conviction. >> i have two girls and i don't want to be a role model having my girls thinking that it's cute to go to jail or use drugs or depend on a man. i don't want them to make the same mistakes i've made. there's no way in hell. >> tell me what keeps bringing you back here. >> the drugs, to be honest with you. >> sergeant sarah herman takes a personal interest in many of hillsborough county's female inmates and wants to discuss her plan to get back on track. >> i'm ready for a change and i'm ready to be with my babies and my family. >> how old are your children? >> my daughter's 4 and my other one is 3 and my son just turned 14 thursday. >> what is going to keep you other than your kids, from not coming here again? >> i'm willing to change. >> what's your plan? >> my plan is to actually complete my ged, go finish school, and find me a job to keep myself busy and occupied. that's the key, i've realized. >> she says she

thousands of people are being rescued.( darya ) sonya mo- gee has the details.ayor sylvester turner, houston, texas: always we must put the interests of the city of houston and houstonians first.tropical storm harvey continues to deluge the houston area -- as emergency responders struggle to evacuate people trapped by flooding.the white house has announced president trump will travel to texas tuesday -- to review the state's recovery efforts.texas governor greg abbott says support is pouring in from across the country. gov. greg abbott, (r) texas: "we've even received assistance from governor cuomo in new york, as well as offers of help from florida, arizona. this is something where everyone from the united states is pitching in to help out. "people are fleeing their homes in the houston area as the storm stalls over texas -- but authorities are urging the public to be cautious.chief samuel peqa, houston fire department: standing water is extremely dangerous, ok? it's extremely dangerous, you can't tell what you're stepping into, so please if you don't have to b

sonya destination which i usually foreign and we told her she better and. the queen if ever going to cost you money that would. france is tourism industry is now hoping for a visitor surgeon august. to help bring the seasons numbers back up. and security guards are now because strollers like thise being introduced in some parts of the united states. this is rosie whose hard at work in the georgetown neighborhood of washington dc. california start up who produced her night scope says the robots are not intended to replace humans. rather to help security and law enforcement be more effective. and i have been some mis haps though at rosie's a sibling steve actually fell into the fountain on his first day at work there in washington. partly his black box failed to detect a loose brick. at that prompted quite a lot of reaction on social media when it happened a few weeks ago at like this particular comment we were promised flying cars. instead we got suicidal robots at still the property director there says that she hasn't given up on robo cops just yet. prometh

we are looking at them at 10:30 with sonya and the editor. >> shep: and we have our regular programming on fox news channel. thanks to the united kingdom partner, sky news and our partners there. tara moller is with us, senior policy adviser, analyst hert hef on the live line with us. the number of suspects is changing. they have the driver of the vehicle, but we are not sure who it is. >> tara: it does. we didn't have a lot of details at first. this is not a lone wolf. it seems there are a number of individuals involved. the question remain, is this part of a larger cell with additional plans in place, and it remains to be seen if there are calls for these type of attacks and whether or not they had a directional role in this. i'm sure we have more information on that in the next 24 hours or so. now that we have the claim, it's clear that isis had reason to claim the attack and we know these individuals are with terrorist attack. >> shep: they are telling us neither of the suspects in custody is the driver of the van. let's listen. >> in this type of attack, this action is applied in a

we'll talk to sonya. she is southwest of houston in sugar land. i can tell what is happening there. it's not good. how are the folks deal being the water level? rising, stable or >> no ebb and flows. the rain is relentless. the water could be up to my chest. i have seen so this cars that are trying to drive through the street. that is a bad idea. to my right is a shopping center. strip mall. this parking lot is going up and down in levels. there were two inches above the truck but now it's covering the entire tire. one of my colleagues said it was up to the door handle. it is going up and down. water is moving different places. not just the rain but the army corps of engineers have decided to let out one of the dams to relieve one of the reservoirs. to prevent more flooding in downtown houston. that means the flooding in other areas. new neighborhoods get flooding. >> have you heard from the officials? are there people not rescued? all the people in danger, have they been rescued so far? >> no, absolutely there are still many, many active rescues. i think earlier today houston polic

to continue being as much sonya as i can be.ose who have lived live somewhat to the one i have can also hope. charlie: and feel they are part of the fabric of american life. justice sotomayor: i am. they can be, too. [applause] justice ginsburg: there was a line i used in the introduction to the book about five jewish justices. the question was what is the difference between a bookkeeper in the garment district and a supreme court justice? my answer was "one generation." the difference between the opportunities open to my mother and those open to me. charlie: one generation. it was an important generation. i once asked you, you are often called the thurgood marshall of the women's movement. you have said to me, that is a comparison you reject -- because? justice ginsburg: when thurgood marshall went into a town in the south -- in the morning he didn't know whether he would be alive at the end of the day. i recommend everybody a book called "devil in the grove." you will get that sense of what those lawyers were up against. they

sonya in corpus christi. this is an area that will be impacted. not a few inches. we are talking about feet of rain coming your way. >> some area has 35 inc last year the city of houston down the coast had 60 inches of rain. imagine to get more than half of the rain you get in a year. a few days. it would be devastating. before the storm made the landfall, high wind and rain. this feels like hail. pieces of the debris or the palm trees. that is bigger than this. this is dicey. jonathan: what kind of preparations are you seeing. they warn them. this is a major event. you need to be put in a position to go in after the storm blow through. what things have you been seeing? >> some of the things are the generators. power can get hit and when the power is gone you can't do much of anything else. there are many hospitals around here with the patients. they can't be moved so you want to make sure you have power. keep it going here. it is important to protect them. you may look at a building now to say this is where the door is. under several feet of water it can be diffic

live in sugar land, texas, sonya. jonathan: that is a city of 5 million people in houston.ow big of an area is impacted with the dire situation we are seeing all the video from? how big an area are we talking? >> i don't know the exact square mileage but i do know it's not just houston. we are talking about galveston and central and southern texas. i started off the weekend in corpus christi. people have forgotten corpus christi is heavily impacted. winds and heavy rain tore the area up when hurricane harvey made landfall back on friday night. focused as the storm moves eastbound and pouring rain over houston. houston being a large city is severely impacted and this is a criticism that the mayor of houston got. why didn't you evacuate the city? he looked back at the history of the city. when hurricane rita hit, mass evacuations. people died trying to evacuate he was thinking how big the city it is and how difficult it is to move all the people. jonathan: dire situation there. coming to us from sugar land, texas, thank you for your report. michelle: in a small break in the h

. >> sonya, what have you seen from residents?hey taking the advice from official who are urging them to evacuate? >> reporter: kenny, it's a mixed bag. i definitely saw many, many residents evacuating as i was driving down south from san antonio to corpus christi in that main evacuation route that highway, i saw lines of cars going in the other direction and the direction that they are supposed to be going away from this coastal region. they had packed their cars up with their belongings. many of them had taken their boats and their families headed more inland. i spoke to residents who were coming down here to pick up their boats or to go empty out their vacation homes along the beach. and i spoke to people who have loved ones further south in texas who said they were coming in. so i did hear many people heeding those warnings but i also saw many people saying they want to hunker down to ride it out. >> thank you, stay safe. thanks for joining us live from corpus christi this morning. >>> stay with us throughout the weekend. we'l

no one is more thankful for the bravery on than sonya taylor.he florida woman was trapped in her s.u.v. after her brakes fail and she ended up in a retention pond. even though he started filming, he quickly realized he had to put down his phone and help her. >> the more i move the more i was sinking. >> i had my swimming trunks on and i was at the right place at the right time. >> an act of kindness. i mean it's truly, that is a hero. >> wow! eventually other people jumped in. all to help her in the water there. they held the vehicle up as taylor was pulled out of her window. larry: wow! that is what people should do. not like the kids who watched the man drowned last week. good for him. alison: thank goodness all the people were there to help. larry: very thankful. right now we have storms in the areas we are talking about. let's go to doug in the stormwatch7 for more. doug: back on thunderstorm patrol. an afternoon activity here. most of the activities toward popped up. as one of the boundaries flowed southwest out of the complex. a few more s

. >> sonya graham, consultant.ruy teixeira made the statement the gop had no vision for america. >> that is what david brooks says. >> i will ask mister goldberg to comment on that. the reason i'm asking you to comment on it is a have a vision for government but they have no vision for the country as a whole. comment on that. >> i thought i dodged that bullet. i david has a pretty good point. i get asked a lot, there are all sorts of issues but why are democrats so much better in politics than republicans and for reasons ray put out, that doesn't seem obvious to democrats who don't control any government but democrat live and breathe politics in a way and helped in the media and get to do fine and frame issues in a way republicans never can. part of it, they don't mean this to be nearly as pejorative as it sounds, republicans politicians tend to be more normal people. what i mean by that is not -- >> like president? [laughter] >> in debate i would call that a direct hit. one of the liberating things about political

i've read that last year, so the compilation of essays on looking forward to, my beloved world, sonya sotomayor is both that im ready to read that because i care a lot about the supreme court and then also i just picked up hunger. so that's my short list for summer reading. it's a real mix of things but i'm looking forward to devouring those in maybe going back and reading part of the nix again. >> bookpeople wants to know what you're reading. send us your summer reading list via twitter @booktv or instagram, or post it to our facebook page, facebook.com/booktv. booktv on c-span2, television for serious readers. >> when you think about a one-day festival, the national book festival, and you have over 100 authors from children's authors, illustrators, graphic novelists, all of these different authors, all day, over 100,000 people come in and celebrate books and reading. you can't have a better time i think. and i'm little prejudiced because i'm a librarian. but i had to tell you if the new reader or anybody that wants to get inspired, the book festival is the perfect place. >> booktv s

my beloved world, sonya sotomayor at book. i care a lot about the supreme court. and then also, i just picked up hunger, roxanne gray's new book. that is my short list for summer reading. it is a real mix of things that i'm looking forward to devouring those and maybe going back and reading it again. >> when you think about a one-day festival, the national book festival and you have over 100 authors from children's authors, illustrators, graphic novelist, all of these different authors dare all day, over 100,000 people come in and celebrate oaks and reading. you can't have a better time i think. i am a librarian, but i have to tell you that any reader or anybody that wants to get inspired, the book festival is the perfect place. >> informed on the constitutional war powers of the

i was looking at sonya sotomayor who is one of our jurists, the supreme court, and she was quoting james baldwin. there's a film that made the rounds called i'm not your negro, very fine homemaker, the study did on -- significantly important. i had an opportunity to address that particular film at, in pittsburgh at the film and arts festival to talk about the significance of baldwin again, you know, the fire next time. they have like 304 publications out there that kind of play off the title of james baldwin from that variance. those essays, pituitary essays that comprise the fires next time, is baldwin had his magisterial best. this is the epitome of james baldwin in terms of addressing the kind of inequities that exist in our society. this is superb, supreme baldwin i understand people going back and revisiting that in the 1963 publication but it's eternal. it won't go away. and baldwin walk away because his words are so prophetic. he was getting with the situation at this time and there were a number of problems and issues, some of the same permit concerns we have today that he addres