district attorney sam sutter is joining us from providence, rhode island.an you talk about your decision to drop these charges? >> i can tell you i started wrestling with exactly how i was going to accomplish various goals i had on this case as we got closer to trial and actually reached the decision over the weekend for several discussions in myome top illegals office. all of whom come up with commissioner mike is on climate change. what just >> about talk more about what you discussed, waiting to decision and why you are so concerned about kind of change. unusual for a, not only to drop the charges like this, but to make such a dramatic announcement as you did you came out of the courthouse. i think very much like the with every activists were about to try. >> cursed about the decision and then about a point of view and whether it was unusual or not. we thought about reporting part of the case to the appeals court because we were not sure that the criminal court had jurisdiction of the motorboat charges. with thewas not met positive reception, really, by

the sidewalk right there near sutter. they need the city's permission to cut them down. >> these trees are in good or fair condition and we don't want to take them out. we want to grow our urban forest. not destroy it in any way. but there may be wiggle room with apple going forward the plans and we could still have the street trees in san francisco in this area.

car burglaries are booming as the busy sutter-stockton parking garage. kimberly tere is live with the details. kimberry? >> reporter: it's a busy place on any given day. 1,800 cars go in and out and it appears those vehicles have become a prime target for thieves. it's become such a problem, san francisco police is now increasing patrols and the municipal transit agency is considering security upgrades. san francisco's famed union square is a favorite destination for shoppers from around the world, but it's also become a popular spot for thieves. >> i assume this place is relatively secure, but i don't really have that confidence anymore. >> reporter: the sutter-stockton garage has seen an uptick in auto burglaries. now they are working with police to deal with the problem. >> generally for many years it's been just fine, but couple months ago, my car was stolen on the tenth floor. >> now i don't want to park here. >> reporter: for the most part, the burglaries have been the smash and grab types. they say the city-owned garage has considered a top priori

sutter. >> did you just made outside of the courtroom today?no, no, we met that day, but then we have gotten a know each other over the last couple of days. we're sort of forging an alliance of sorts. obviously, their action, technically broke the law, but we found the perfect solution that they. dismiss the criminal conspiracy reduced the other charges to a civil infraction. now it is a question of what we do going forward. as i said, their right as rain on the issue. >> so did they open thei your eyes? you are the district attorney. these guys stopped 40,000 tons of coal from coming into one of the largest regional coal plants in the area? >> it is a nonviolent case. with gangee cities violence and gun violence. we're done a lot to reduce it, but it is still there. it was in a prominent case. i press secretary kept saying, this is a big case. i didn't really focus on it until about a week before the trial. and when i did, i mean, i think the science is reaching a point as far as global warming that it is overwhelming. you have to be a modern

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officials say the suspect then ran away on sutter street. >>> hurricane norberpounding fishing villages and damaging more than thousand homes in mexico's baja california peninsula today before being downgraded to a tropical storm. stl, the storm's 50-mile plus winds caused high tides and made for great wavesn san dieg norbert is expected to bring more heavy rain to the baja desert anthe american southwest and could have an efct on the bay area. drew tuma has been tracking the storm. not rain for us, right? >> unfortunately, chges in our sky conditions over the next 24 hours, but where norbt is right now it's not bringing us any changes to the afternoon or evening forecast. live doppler 7hd, a clean sweep but look at the moisture getting pushed north from norbert, from los angeles, san diego, las vegas, gtting downpours that artrain over the same location, bringing some flooding scenarios portions of nevada and california. the red boxes underneath the showers are flashflo warnings, where roadways ha been taken over by water. so, flooding is a major concern with norbert also some beach ha

from the war in the patrick a group of marinas bought a building on the corner of mary mason and sutter streets the marina 340ir8 club the closeness of the relationship 20/20 the city and the military services is due in large part to the effort, spirit, and dedication of the marina memorial association their tireless efforts have brought to san francisco and the marina core team much closer together it serves as our west coast museum for the marina core, however, our history is your history too much like the greatest generation the men and women who serve today feel a call to duty in the deep desire to give back to the communities that raised them in fact, many of the markups you'll see here in the city directing fleet week will literally be returning home from commitments overseas to the bay area and to their hometown community simply stated fleet week helps us to respond better to international emergencies such as those we see in the asian pacific japan and the feigns and for america's security so we thank you for allowing us to be a small part of the great training opportunity no 2k0

officials say the suspect then ran away on sutter street. >>> hurricane norbert pounding fishing villages and damaging more than a thousand homes in mexico's baja california peninsula today before being downgraded to a tropical storm. still, the storm's 50-mile plus winds caused high tides and made for great waves in san diego. norbert is expected to bring more heavy rain to the baja desert and the american southwest and could have an effect on the bay area. drew tuma has been tracking the storm. not rain for us, right? >> unfortunately, changes in our sky conditions over the next 24 hours, but where norbert is right now it's not bringing us any changes to the afternoon or evening forecast. live doppler 7hd, a clean sweep but look at the moisture getting pushed north from norbert, from los angeles, san diego, las vegas, getting downpours that are train over the same location, bringing some flooding scenarios portions of nevada and california. the red boxes underneath the showers are flashflood warnings, where roadways have been taken over by water. so, flooding is a major concern with nor

the sidewalk right there near sutter. they need the city's permission to cut them down. >> these trees are in good or fair condition and we don't want to take them out. we want to grow our urban forest. not destroy it in any way. but there may be wiggle room with apple going forward the plans and we could still have the street trees in san francisco in this area. >> the director of public works will make the final decision. apple points out it plans to plant more trees in the open space around the store. >>> about a mile from union square, there's a huge hole in the ground. 65 feet deep tonight andria borba shows us it is turning into a four-and-a-half billion dollar money pit. >> reporter: behind the fence guarding the hole in the ground that will be the new transbay terminal, a construction mess. now overshadowed by a potential funding mess. here's the deal, in exchange for building taller high-rises, the district is agreeing to pay for the terminal. but they are ponying up a solid figure while the city says they agreed

that burglars were climbing into a home through a bathroom window in the area of kern avenue and sutter street. when officers arrived, the burglars took off. police closed the coolidge offramp on 580 to search the area. but so far no arrests have been made. >>> chp is working to identify two people killed in a fiery crash in pleasanton late last night. ktvu's alex savidge has more on what may have caused the accident and one family's close call. >> reporter: witnesses saw this sports car speeding along 580 last night. moments before it flew off the freeway, hit a tree and bust into flames. the crash touched off a small brush fire that was quickly contained. and inside this charred wreckage, officers found two bodies. >> i heard a breaking -- like someone was putting on their brakes. >> reporter: regina newton who lives in a church off the freeway heard the crash at around 11:00 last night and when she saw the fire, she quickly realized there was no way anyone survived. >> i was worried about, you know, the people inside and then, you know, their families because it's just -- it is a sad

. >> that is bristol district attorney sam sutter. outside the courthouse, the protesters also spoke. coaley are still burning over there. they're burning twice as much lasted in the air before. phasingsupposed to be out. that is the problem. isjust found out the i shelf in collapse. nothing we can do about it. in that context, it seems to me the only thing one can do is for yourself in the way. >> that was climate activist ken ward. we will be joined by both the bristol county district attorney sam sutter as well as the activists tomorrow on democracy now! that does it for today's broadcast. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013. [captioning made possible by democracy now!] female announcer: inquisitive about tempeh, that quintessential and versatile meat-free protein? let's check in with the vegan mashup for three essential recipes that will have you reaching for te

he gathered at the marines memorial club library on sutter to introduce the event. it was canceled last year due to budget cuts. it begins on thursday, october 9th, and will include activities and performances for the public along with a chance for a local agency to conduct emergency drills with the military. >> it's our police and fire, our port, our recreation and parks departments. all of the various agencies have a very unique opportunity to practice what i think is most challenging in a major disaster. that's logistics. >> the blue angems will also return to -- angels will return and the parade of ships which are two of the major attractions for an event that often draws a million spectators. >>> as we reported to you yesterday, apple's new iphone is about to hit the market. already one wireless service carrier is offering a deal for you to get the new device for free. but there is a catch. >>> well, stocks have turned higher in midday trading. apple's stock is up almost 3%. e bey is down% over fears its pay pal different vision will lose business to apple's pa

. >> the sutter county sheriff office, stockton police department and the california highway patrol sacramentonded after the total of six rifles were missing. a m-16 stolen from a chp officer. a spokesperson said they are victims of crime. >>> more details on the military equipment. alameda county received a grenade launcher and the san jose police decided to get rid of their vehicle. sal inas good a bombproof vehicle. south san francisco got one. >>> the alameda sheriff department responded to the refusal to hold urban shield police exercises next year. >> urban shield continued training with a scenario of a gunman taking over a church. nelson doesn't understand the decision. >> i find it amazing that the mayor of the city of oakland would not want better training for the first responders. you're talking police, fire, search and rescue, nurses, doctors, medical, emt. everyone gets trained. >> as why they are using military equipment. there's too many violent incidents using and officers would useless gear if they could. >> there's not a law enforcement that likes putting on a bulletproof vest

in my district we have webster street from fulton to sutter. and i want to understand the data for that, as well as understand why that was chosen. rather than turk street and eddie street, that tiknow f-- that i know for sure that there is a lot of collisions on that street. and i know for certain that golden gate is a problem going east down the hill towards steiner. there is areas where there is a number of accidents and bicyclists and pedestrians. just trying to understand how these were prioritized over others. and a comparison of those particular areas based on the numbers. so i can make a better decision about whether or not i can wholeheartedly support these projects or support something else. >> that is good feedback and something that we heard at the task force meeting is telling a story about a project. and that is something that we can do. we have that data, so we know along this corridor what the collision factors were. and so we can definitely bring that information forward. >> and then the last comment i had, and this is probably

it and in the evening where we are going to start taking care of the areas of geary and post and sutter and jones and all of those areas, too. and kind of like we did in the old days, when you had two beat officers and, and walking the beat at night and so we are starting this on saturday, and very excited thank you, chief and the staff and commander, thank you very much and i am excited. one i think that i would like to mention. the captain came up with this idea of communication, union square is about to roll out union square assist, 500 businesses with the goal of communicating thefts shoplifting and other crimes taking place and it was his idea and we are almost there. and now, if somebody works at coach or one of these stores and has an incident, they put in a few things on their phone and they press enter and 500 people know about it and so it is really exciting and it is going to make a difference. >> and in terms of crime, that she talked about it, you can see that aggravated assaults are down, robberies are staying about the same and homicides are down thankfully and rates are

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in sutter county, california, burning trees from a brush fire that started monday night created an eerie orange glow. firefighters contained the blaze to a walnut orchard. >> huge smoke and we're all like let's track it down. >> reporter: dry conditions and high heat helped spread another fire in oak hurst, california. >> the house is gone. probably about 25, 20 other houses that went down. >> reporter: state fire data shows 1,000 more wildfires have burned in california this year compared to an average season and it's not over yet. a usual fire season ends in november. wendy gillette for cbs news. >>> time for weather now. lawrence karnow? back from the high sierra. >> yes. enjoyed a good time of fishing up there you know the high fire danger probably worst between now and the first big rain the latter part of october. we have a ways to go but we may have some rain drops coming our way here in the next couple of days. that cub exciting. not -- could be exciting. not a huge storm but still a chance of showers coming our way. fog, very patchy around the bay area this morning. not like yes

but this is also popular place to get brother ron sutter ginger lemon apple cider.nd this is a soft solders so you can drink it on its own or to have it spiked with bourbon if you what sutter cocktail it. one helpers said addition ginger a recital early drink and drugs fall of those pre recession an amazing >> : sense about apple cider on a cold day or evening that since this spot. not overdo it on cider never hear people getting to graze on the part of cider and only that by excluding free a really big deal so it people and yelled and the community to help it calls that caught the. and do so much for sharing there is a need to know about cider in the bay area we turn the calendar. lancelot will be right back >> : of mysterious objects but in the bay area's guy, for viewers in this picture is video of this late in the sky and on for just push the little exploring and he has more on what experts are saying this could be piedmont at the science center where calls of people wondering what was up. >> : we were initially the reports that we thought might be meteor. as a

he said he was robbed at gun point near sutter and broderick they stole his bag with his computer, iphone, bible and journal. he says the notebook contains joys, sor os and hopes and dreams >> these are confessions and prayers and letters to my ex-fiancee i never intended to send. >> his name is on the front and he's using the hash tag kindkevsjournal to try to get it back. >> abc7 news is there at the launch for the iphone 6 and 6 plus. >> for some, etc. the end of a very long wait. so do customers number 2 and 3. the competition was fierce. >> a lot of people are here. i got here there are 30, 40 le at 8:00 p.m . >> i need it today. >> from the beginning it was clear iphone 6 plus was the star of the show. >> this is huge. i can't use this. >> a lot bigger. >> yes. we're in business. >> i wonder what the difference is going to be anymore between a smart phone and a tablet >> routers reporter thinks the big phone really pushes the limit. >> all of the excitement she calls it the cult of apple. >> apple could produce anything. you'd see people riding around the block. >> a few are thrille

he said he was robbed at gun point near sutter and broderick they stole his bag with his computer, iphone, bible and journal. he says the notebook contains joys, sor os and hopes and dreams >> these are confessions and prayers and letters to my ex-fiancee i never intended to send. >> his name is on the front and he's using the hash tag kindkevsjournal to try to get it back. >> abc7 news is there at the launch for the iphone 6 and 6 plus. >> for some, etc. the end of a very long wait. so do customers number 2 and 3. the competition was fierce. >> a lot of people are here. i got here there are 30, 40 people at 8:00 p.m . >> i need it today. >> from the beginning it was clear iphone 6 plus was the star of the show. >> this is huge. i can't use this. >> a lot bigger. >> yes. we're in business. >> i wonder what the difference is going to be anymore between a smart phone and a tablet >> routers reporter thinks the big phone really pushes the limit. >> all of the excitement she calls it the cult of apple. >> apple could produce anything. you'd see people riding around the block. >> a few are thr

john sutter tried sutter tried kayak is length of the river and it's been labeled one of america's mostred rivers. at one point, he actually had to carry his kayak because there was so little water. john will actually join me in the 1:00 eastern hour to talk about his experiences, including a firsthand scare with quick sand. i make a lot of purchases for my business. and i get a lot in return with ink plus from chase. like 50,000 bonus points when i spent $5,000 in the first 3 months after i opened my account. and i earn 5 times the rewards on internet, phone services and at office supply stores. with ink plus i can choose how to redeem my points. travel, gift cards, even cash back. and my rewards points won't expire. so you can make owning a business even more rewarding. ink from chase. so you can. that's keeping you from the healthcare you deserve.. at humana, we believe the gap will close when healthcare gets simpler. when frustration and paperwork decrease. when grandparents get to live at home instead of in a home. so let's do it. let's simplify healthcare. let's close the gap betw

his name is district attorney sam sutter. he is a massachusetts district attorney. last year he has been involved environment ng environmentalists. ken ward and jay o'hara, maybe you can describe what it is that you did over a year ago and then while you are standing today with a man who prosecuted you. >> certainly. a year ago we took a 32-foot long wooden lobster boat and anchored it in the path of a tanker, cargo ship carrying 40,000 tons of coal to try to stop it and stop burning coal. >> describe that moment that day. >> it was a beautiful cloudless day. we were in this little white lobster boat in front of a mound of coal. this huge black freighter was coming in. and we were anchored there for most of the day. blocked the coal for the day and ended up working with the coast guard and local police and eventually found ourselves n court two weeks ago where we met mr. sutter here. >> did you just meet outside of the courtroom today? >> no. we met that day. but then we got to know each other over the last couple of days. we are forging an alliance of sorts. their

sam sutter that came out and said that he was dropping the charges out of concern for the children whoclimate change. he said that there's been a massive failure and he said he would be in new york and he was there yesterday. >> that is an incredible story. >>> it's always a pleasure talking to you. >> that is "all in" for this evening. >> good evening, chris. thank you very much. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. it was four years ago, 1974, february 17th, 1974. and the white house was dark. this was the depths of the energy crisis. everybody was concerning energy and the white house wanted to lead by example. but it was 2:00 in the morning, middle of the night. but because they had the lieblgts extra dimmed, it was even darker than you would expect at the white house. that night, 2:00 in the morning, a warning system kicked in at the white house and 2:00 a.m., these bright search lights came on. and the reason those search lights came on and the alert had been triggered was because somebody was ldi

john sutter, a columnist for cnn.com kayaked the entire river this summer, or at least he tried.y a trickle or completely dry as you see there. here's a look back at how you make it from the sierra nevada mountains to the pacific ocean. >> so three weeks and 400 miles later this is my area. >> these are my clothes and proof i made it to the golden gate. oh, you don't see me? yeah, i'm the orange dot. from the sierra to the sea, talking about all the people i met. there's bill connor who drinks from the river. george maceas whose job despeped on the water. we owe it to them to figure out how the river connects. >> hello. good morning. >> the san joaquin is a broken river but not dead. the smarter policies to conserve the water could stop nonsense from this from happening. >> as i floated under the golden gate i thought about how far i had come and then i realized none of the father from the start of the san joaquin makes it this far. >> so he pulls his kayak away across the dry riverbed. john sat down with cnn's fred der reek ka whitfield why he made that journey and what he disco

sutter is a controversial character in scotland. it's logical. that's such a choice.coalition and a very broad coalition on one side and a very broad coalition on the other. >> allowed your opponents to do this the yes campaign is say here is the political establishment. they invented the phrase westminster politics. in other words, these people were representative of a foreign place. there were uk politician or so representatives of the party which historically has been powerful in scotland. they were dismissed. i heard them called the three amigos as if all three leaders of the party were identical. that must have been hugely damaging. >> they tried. i don't know if it succeeded. maybe. >> did you look at the opinion poll trust ratings comparing cameron and milliband. >> no. >> remember n. scotland the leader of the uk labor party would have higher ratings than the leader of the conservative party. not the case. in this election we saw 21%. >> i think the challenge would be if we vote no in the general election, you will find a lot more support for the uk leadership

in sutter county, california, burning trees from a brushfire that started monday night created an erienge glow. firefighters contained the blaze to a walnut orchard. >> huge smoke and we were all like, let's track it down. >> reporter: dry conditions and high heat helped spread another fire in oakhurst, california. >> the house is gone. there were probably about 20, 25 other houses that went down. >> reporter: state fire data shows 1,000 more wildfires have burned in california this year compared to an average season. it's not over yet. the usual fire season ends in november. wendy gillette for cbs news, new york. >>> virginia's governor terry mcauliffe says he has no choice but to cut the budget. he says the cuts are needed to help fill a projected $2.4 billion gap. >> mcauliffe and republican lawmakers have signed on cuts of $192 million to state agencies along with $90 million for higher education. >>> 19 deaths are linked to faulty g.m. ignition switches, and the numbers could go even higher. >> 1125 death claims and 320 injury claims have been filed. most of the claims involve dri

. >> moving quickly fueled by high wind, in sutter county, california, burning trees from a brush fire, that started monday night, created a erie orange glow, firefighters contained the blaze, to a walnut orchard. >> it was huge smoke. we were like let's track it down. >> dry conditions, high heat, helped spread another fire in oak hurst, did a l call. >> house is gone. >> probably 20, 25 houses went down. >> shows 1,000 more wild fires has burned in california this year, compared to average season, and it is not over yet. an usual fire season ends in november. wendy gillette, "eyewitness news" on the "cw philly". >>> let's get our traffic and weather together. right now, here's kate. >> i really here on the eastern coastline here, ukee, really just dealing with at this point very speedy retreat of a frontal boundary, that led to some localized pockets of very steady rain this morning, but if you have since seen the sun start to sort of break through the cloud cover, you're done with this, now, obviously still left over wet weather. looking at three hour loop by the way. the fact it st

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. >> james:we're talking about the sutter-stockton garage near union square. >> james:within the lastear, police say there have been 80 reports of vehicle break-ins. a much higher number compared to other parking garages in the area. >> james:now, police and transit officials are working together to upgrade the garage's surveillance system. >> james:shoppers say they've seen strange behavior in the lot before. >>: strange people are here debts of but not parking cars. and hanging in the bathroom. >> james:the building's management is also working on posting flyers throughout the garage. they'll warn drivers not to leave valuables in plain view. >> james:we are learning more of what happened in the moments after a nine- year old girl >> james:accidently shot and killed an arizona shooting range instructor. with an uzi. >> james:a lawyer for the girl's family says, the child is devastated and the family is asking for privacy. >> james:the statement comes as investigators released a 9-1-1 recording. where people described the victim's injuries. >>:911 operator: somebody got shot at the l

the now, the newspapers exaggerated the story of gold at sutter's creek, showing pictures such as this, where you could pick up a five-pound rock of solid gold, put it in your pocket and live happily ever after. those stories existed but they were rare. the majority of the miners who went to california in fact died broke. the real stories were the people that mined the miners, selling them picks and shovels and wheelbarrows and clothing and supplies which were very expensive at the time. there were also stories of scams where you could get to california in a real hurry using such things as air balloon air ships and wind wagons which didn't exist but you could buy a ticket to get to california and show up at the appointed time to catch the air ship or wind wag wagon and they did not exist and you'd be holding a worthless ticket. during the course of the travels down the trail, a lot of times your animals, if you were traveling on the trail, your animals would wear out and you would lighten the load. you would throw heavy things out like anvils and stoves and extra wheels just to simply

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listen to what sam sutter had to say due to his reasoning of this. >> they were looking for a four world. i do believe that they are right. they were at a crisis point for climate change. james, the big question is, is climate change now a legitimate excuse for breaking the law? >> well, i do not think so. he did reach a settlement that required them to pay $4000 in restitution. the idea, it seems that this is an abuse -- >> i understand that they did give him a little fine. he was influenced by his feelings about climate change. >> or to put it another way, he made his decision not to prosecute. the irony here is we are facing, it has already been a cold summer. god knows how many cold years without getting any warmer. 400,000 tons of coal were being prevented from going to their destination. that is what they were doing when they were breaking the law. >> it was scheduled to close down in 2017. they were going to present what they call a necessities defense. well, okay, even if you buy the claim that it was necessary, it certainly was not sufficient to accomplish anything. the prosecut

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is that the sutter stopped grosz here in union square in within the last year they have seen 80 reportsreak-ins there which is much more than other parking garages. the police and transit officials are working together to upgrade the surveillance system in the garage. they do tell us that the seen some strange behavior in the garadge before. >>: strange people that were not here to park their car there are wondering all around. in the men's bathroom there is regulate a homeless man hanging out and there. >>: the building's management is also posting more flyers throughout the area to tell people do not put valuables in plain view in your car. >>: mark: two men behind bars from dealing copper wire in danville. happen floored, foreign and the morning yesterday. when residents reported hearing noises from the bleachers. there were two are arrested connect in connection with this. after he was arrested they found more stolen copper wire. and they home depot is investigating a possible data breach. >>: mark: the partner and with law enforcement to investigate the unusual activity related to

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