>>> san francisco supervisor david campos wants to crackdown on police officers who leave guns unattended in their cars. it comes after the death of kate steinly in july. the gun that took her life looked like this one and it was stolen by the land manager. she had her gun stolen when she went jogging in richmond. if passed, the law would only apply to san francisco officers. >>> if you were hoping to get your hands on a 49ers season ticket seat license, you're in luck. thousands are now available. but the reseller said it has nothing to do with the teen's current record. the reporter chris nguyen has the story you will only see on abc7 news. >> just three games into the season, some of the 49er faithful are already having second thoughts. >> i am here to support the home team. but it seems like they are not helping us. they are making it worse for us. >> the san jose resident bought seat licenses at $12,000 apiece. plus $2,000 per year for the actual ticket. now they want out. blaming the heat and a lack luster experience. >> are you going to watch the game. he is getting a beer and beat

the family says it shows him wandering the halls for 6.5 minutes, unattended, in a hospital gown, before he fell and hit his face on a handrail and a wall. >> first, he hit that and then the ground. richard: and they say all those injuries happened from one fall? >> yes. richard: the family says they do not want this to happen to anybody else. >> there was not any justice. richard: the hospital citing privacy concerns, is not commenting on this case. they have received an apology, but they have hired an attorney, who they say is doing their own investigation. they say they want their father transferred to another hospital. alison: thank you. students, seven umd cannot go home tonight after a large tree damaged the roof of their house. police shared this image. is on princeton avenue, which is in college park. no one was injured when the tree came down. according to police, neighbors say this is one of the oldest and largest trees in that city. and improving forecast ahead now. raines and storms -- rain and storms clearing out. steve rudin is here with the outlook. sounds like a beautiful

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. >>> a plan this big trouble, accused of leaving his 3-year-old son unattended in a car overnight, police say he also admitted to drinking before getting behind the wheel. according to investigators, the 22-year-old walked home and fell asleep after he got a flat tire early saturday. apparently he forgot his son was sleeping it in the back seat of the car. after sunrise, a good samaritan found the boy inside the parked car sitting in a soaking wet diaper and crying. fortunately we're told that boy was all right. >>> consumer alert for parents tonight pl a recall of 173,000 pro ride and performance ride car seats made before june 9 of this year. when the seats are installed using the top tether, the top portion of the restraint can increasing the risk of injury to the child or vehicle occupants. no injuries have been reported, but ricaro is offering a free fix kit. >>> time for the weather now. and sunshine upon sunshine. >> and more cool nights. of course this morning was no different than the last few mornings except there were a few more spots that were in the 60s versus the 50s. and th

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our producers at the white house now report it is all because somebody found a bag, an unattended bagr the white house. in a park near the white house. bags do not have gearshifts. in a park. still no word on whether there is any sort of threat, we don't think so. this sort of thing frankly happens all the time. the president is not at the white house now and our producers there are tracking this with more details. but sounds like an unattended bag that made people err on the side of caution and who wouldn't. >>> violent clashes along a border crossing in seerbia as hundreds of migrants try to push their way into hungary through barbed wire fences. hungarian police firing tear gas, water can nonons aninto la crowds. the united nations chief ban ki-moon said he was shocked by hungary's use of force against the refugees, saying that is not acceptable. officials there started installing large wire fences yesterday. it is now illegal for anybody to try to get through it. cops have alrea thrown a bunch of people in jail and some dramatic images from this really very sad new way of life ove

>>> san francisco supervisor david campos wants to crackdown on police officers who leave guns unattendedeir cars. it comes after the death of kate steinly in july. the gun that took her life looked like this one and it was stolen by the land manager. she had her gun stolen when she went jging in richmond. if passed, the law would only apply to san francisco officers. >>> if you were hoping to get your hands on a 49ers season ticket seat license, you're in luck. thousands are now available. but the reseller said it has nothing to do with the teen's current record. the reporter chris nguyen has the story you will only see on abc7 news. >> just three games into the season, some of the 49er faithful are already having second thoughts. >> i am here to support the home team. but it seems like they are not helping us. they are making it worse for us. >> the san jose resident bought seat licenses at $12,000 apiece. plus $2,000 per year for the actual ticket. now they want out. blaming the heat and a lack luster experience. >> are you going to watch the game. he is getting a beer and beating up,

are typically in the summer pattern with warm ocean temperatures, be careful swimming where it is unattended is 6 8. a lack the cloud cover in the region and a sunny one the rest of the way, the record high is 96, set in 1932, and 90 is your forecast high tomorrow, than is in record territory and that goes back to 1886, they are long time records that have been around for a time. 98 in allentown and 93 in wilmington and trenton and low 80s at places like atlantic city and down toward cape may, some mid-80s mixed in there as well. 77 in the ocean off rehoboth beach. 92 by 5:00 and hot the rest of the way this afternoon, by 7:00 we are down to 84 and down to 78 at 9:00, and a low of 74 tonight, that is well above average, the phils play the braves at citizens bank park, bring cool drinks in or purchase them when you get there. 77 in the ninth inning and muggy. the frontal boundary is close to us and any showers will be in the northern and western suburbs, they may hold off and a pronounced flow of added humidity and more clouds to suppress the temperatures to 90 and it may feel more comfortabl

. >> the former judge arrested here is charged with leaving her children unattended in a vehicle and she's out on bond. steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >>> coming up, the credit card companies are hopping to chip away at fraud but are retailers ready? either way, your cards will still work after next week's deadline. >> ahead in our next half hour, everyone has got a different story what went on during this high school football game. you're watching "world news now." >>> "world ne >>> well, you and i have travel the extensively abroad. we know the u.s. lags hinds other major countries in credit card security. but that is apparently about to change. >> because next week, retailers will either have to read the chips in cards or be responsible for fraud. >> more on how it works from abc's gio benitez. >> it's the new technology that aims to stop thieves cold. and in just a few days this hi-tech chip in your credit cards could lead to a lot less fraud. here's the problem right now. watch as this fast food attendant swipes a customer's card once and then a second time using a small dev

some of the steps we can take to secure our data and privacy can have unattended consequences. good example are efforts to make our networks for private and more secured by using per -- encryption. the broader adoption of strong encryption, however, particularly communications can simultaneously allow terrorists and criminal to ponder ways that law enforcement and intelligence community cannot access even with a valid warrant. social media has proven a force throughout the world, but is now increasing being used by groups like isis to spread messages of violence. the question is what we do about cyber security, the unattended consequences of encryption and use of social media to radical ize, i don't profess to know all the answers. last week i went to sill connecticut -- silicon valley. we in dc just can't tell tech to figure it out. in these discussions government must recognize sex sector addressing these issues. at the same time needs for privacy, law enforcement and intelligence personnel to keep us safe tanned -- and the industry from hackers. collaboration should take pla

the photographer left his camera un unattended and the monkey figured out how to push the button. >> peta says the monkey is the rightful copyright image not the photographer and peta wants to manage the financial affairs of the selfie taking monkey. let that monkey do it herself. she can figure it out. >>> for the second time this week a kayaker in southern california managed to fight off a hammerhead shark. >> yeah, take a look. mark mckraken's gopro was rolling when the shark started ramming into his kayak and biting it. he hit the shark with his oar more than 20 times but it continues to circle the tiny boat for another 15 minutes. >> the most intense game of whack-a-mole ever. mckraken finally made it to shore but the hammerhead followed him. >> if you're going 0 hit me i'm going to come back again. >> that is crazy. got away, though. >>> you know, people can't get enough of this video we showed you yesterday. a rat carrying a slice of pizza down subway stairs. the view is well more than 2 million. >> he has some hungry, thirsty friends. that rodent getting a milk shake out of t

nobody should beat somebody to death and then leave them in their feces and vomit unattended for an hour. >> reporter: shortly after those three deputies were processed here in santa clara county, they were taken away to alameda county where they are still in custody tonight in protective custody according to the sheriff. they were not cooperative with investigators. they gave no statements. they only asked to talk to their attorneys. i tried calling their attorneys, who has a sacramento area area code but so far, i have not received a phone call. reporting live in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >> sheriff smith asked the fbi to oversee the investigation. >>> a woman and three children are in the hospital after being hit by a car this morning. they are expected to survive. it happened on second avenue and pacheco in contra costa county. anne makovec reports the driver was trying to clear his window with wind wipers when the crash happened. >> reporter: this quiet neighborhood turned into the scene of heartbreaking chaos just after 7 a.m. >> the kid was lying face down motionless scary. >

. >> reporter: the former judge arrested here in georgia is charged with leaving her children unattendeda vehicle. and tonight, she's out of bond. david? >> steve, thank you. >>> and when we come back here tonight, the medical headline when it comes to losing weight. the window of time during the day when you should eat. >>> also, one of the world's biggest planes fighting the wind as it tries to come in for a landing. that was something. >>> and then, the prank phone call, supposedly from vladimir putin to elton john. well, tonight, president putin has now gotten involved. who he has called. the new development, coming up next. what if one piece of kale could protect you from diabetes? what if one sit-up could prevent heart disease? one. wishful thinking, right? but there is one step you can take to help prevent another serious disease. pneumococcal pneumonia. if you are 50 or older, one dose of the prevnar 13® vaccine can help protect you from pneumococcal pneumonia, an illness that can cause coughing, chest pain, difficulty breathing, and may even put you in the hospital. even if you

. >> and police officers who leave guns unattended in the cars could face a crackdown after the death of kate steinle. the miss chief of berkeley had her gun stolen when she was jog at regional park. >> a register sex offender could face charges after he was loitering near a school in pittsburg. the 77-year-old was arrested outside an elementary school in pittsburg yesterday. officials say that he never came in contact with the students. according to the police he is a convicted sex offender and not supposed to be near the school. >> a man with a hit of using counterfeit cash has been arrested gun for the same time. the sheriff and windsor 3-d arrested the 52-year-old transient yesterday using counterfeit bills at several wineries. officers say he had $400 of counterfeit crash with him along with heroin. the suspect was convicted of passing counter fit bill as few months ago. vladimir putin is given the okay to send troops into syria to fight islamic militants. the criminal said they will use the air force. vladimir putin and other officials have said that russia was only providing we

that meeting that president obama will host and russia unattending because they say we will not take part in any military action in syria unless it is mandated by the united nations security council. you know, the russians trying to back up that idea that it should come from the u.n., any military action, that takes place in syria. of course, they have a streveto the united nations. you know, they clearly are poor relations between the two. they are not political friends. and a difference of opinion when it comes to the future of bashar al assad. the russian president saying this guy is a bullwork against islamic terrorism in the region. president obama having a very, very different perspective. take a listen to what he said. >> when a dictator slaughters tens of thousands of his own people, that is not just a matter of one nation's internal affairs. it breeds human suffering on an order of magnitude that affects us all. >> reporter: president obama making his case again. the peace process cannot move forward in syria while bashar al assad is still in power and still the president of

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when he think about the undistracted technology, unattended consequences you envisioned? that is a great question. the biggest thing right now with the disruptive technology it is going to be with jobs. as many as these infrastructures are put in place, like uber, well intentionally be disrupted by self-evident technologies. we have to look at the long-term aspects of some of the jobs associated with this. i think you are exactly right that it is important to look at that and important to think that far ahead. any time a government agency is looking at embracing some type of technology or even in the case of uber, it is important to look outside of the next year. it is important to look at the long-term implications. i like what colorado has done. they have said let's figure it out. let's figure out structure we can fit you in rather than trying to come up with a box to put you in. they will have to look at that when it comes to new technologies. they will all have a double-edged sword. >> did any of your work pertain to immigration? dustin: i have not done any work relat

. >> san francisco supervisor wants to crackdown on police officers who leave guns unattended in the cars after the death of kate steinle in july. the gun that took her life was stolen from a bureau of land management ranger. the uc berkeley police chief had her gun stolen while she was jogging in richmond. if passed it applies only to san francisco officers. >> a registered sex offender could face charges after police found him loitering neither a school. the 77-year-old was arrested outside the elementary school in pittsburg yesterday. officials say that he never came in contact with students. according to police he is a convicted sex offender and is not supposed to be near the school. >> a man with haste of using counterfeit cash is arrested again for the same crime. the sheriff say they arrested a 50-year-old transient after using counterfeit bills at wineries with $400 worth of the cash with heroin. the suspect was convicted of passing counterfeit bill as month ago. >> russian lawmakers have given president vladimir putin the okay to send troops to syria to help fight the milita

complaint from a parent in the park next to the police department monday who found a 5-year-old child unattended for at least an hour. >> it became obvious to her that this child had no supervision. park to look for a parent or guardian and she made observation of the defendant engaged in sexual activity. >> reporter: police took the child into their car temporarily, questioned him and charges were in order. >> he was charged with one count of endangering the welfare of a child and one charge of lewdness. he was charged with lewdness because of the fact that there were children present in the park. >> reporter: we went to his home where no one inside would speak. we watched him circle the block while we were there. his neighbor says they lived next to each other 10 years and she has always seen only a good father. >> he is a good dad. he works hard. a lot of times he works late so he wouldn't see them. i used to baby-sit for them also. >> reporter: police handed this case off to the bergen county prosecutor's office for review. they will decide whether or not to indict. >>> a family member of yo

the white house is on lockdown after an unattended package was found at a nearby park. this is according to a secret service spokeswoman. the president not at the white house. he left just minutes ago by helicopter to visit walter reed medical center in bethesda, maryland, just a short trip. looking at the white house, looks calm, we wanted to let you know it is indeed on lockdown after a package was found at a park nearby. any word that we get, we shall get it to you. >>> about 43 minutes before the closing bell rings and janet yellen and colleagues are front and center stage for all the traders here and around the world, huddled behind closed doors in washington debating whether the economy is ready for liftoff. hike. the first rate hike in 9+ years, the suspend will come to an end in less than 24 hours, 2:00 p.m. eastern. we bring in shaun matthews in a fox business exclusive, the ceo of the main brokerage unit of cantor fitzgerald. you have a huge trading floor. >> how are you? liz: great. traders are chatting and betting, what are they betting the rate will be? hig

nobody should beat somebody to death and then leave them in their feces and vomit unattended for an hour. >> reporter: after the correctional deputies were processed here in santa clara county, they were taken to alameda county and they are in protective custody tonight as this case moves forward. reporting live in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >> south bay congressman mike honda has been dogged by questions about his ethics for some time and tonight a congressional report says yes he should be investigated further. kpix 5's devin fehely is at the congressman's office in santa clara. devin. >>> reporter: yeah, congressman honda is locked in a very tough battle for re-election and the public release of this report could deal a serious setback not only to his campaign but his career. the newly released report from the office of congressional ethics concludes that there is, quote, substantial reason to believe congressman mike honda misused official resources including staff time which is paid for with taxpayer dollars to the benefit of his campaign. >> right now, the news story is not goo

. ♪ do not leave bags unattended. [ male announcer ] maybe you see something suspicious.nothing, you think. can you be sure? ♪ if you see something, say something. report suspicious activity to local authorities. ♪ >>> release tired her mips and evan mathis a pro bowl guard offense sin line is going to struggle. this isn't college, chip. you can't just plug in guys and make it worse. demarco murray is a game time dig sunday due hamstring injury. murray has 11 yards on 21 carries. you can't ask a north south guy to go outside tackle all the time. rash less of the system or the back the offensive line has been terrible. the backs are only averaging 2 yards a carry as a unit. bradford has no time to throw. the line needs a change things around real quick. >> it was bad but when you go back and look at the film there were some plays. just one block away from getting a big play. kind of like musical chairs when it comes to people messing up sometimes. four guys play good, one guy, you know, may have a mistake but that's the deal with the o line. you have to have five guys play

syria,u see happening in if it is left unattended, the worst is yet to come. the king of jordan and lebanon are hanging by a thread. if this war in syria goes on as it is going today, and assad become stronger, not weaker, the king of jordan will be in a very bad spot. these refugees continue to flow. i understand that among them can be terrorists. we have to watch that. the vast majority of little boys and little girls and good people who have been kicked out of their homes are the most radical movement since the nazis. louis whereg st. people are floating out into the ocean. trying to flee the not his. 70 years later, we are having the same response. we should take our fair share, but the goal is not to take refugees. it is to destroy evil from which they flee. >> what number with a fair share be? lindsey graham: talk to the department of homeland security to see what the numbers are. i don't see how we can lead the free world and turn our back on people who are seeking it. we should take the statue of liberty and tara down. this is our response as a nation.

an unattended goes into major league is calling for the next person.eone is taking too long. she will give a courtesy not after five minutes. to make sure they know it is time to move on. >> reporter: that is because is not uncommon for these restrooms to be used for unsavory and sometimes illegal purposes. droves, prostitution, and even taking up residence permit is part of the city's pit stop program. >> reporter: the idea makes the bad to and usable. so people will go here and instead of the streets. the attendants are on duty and a location where public urination and dedication are a big problem. the tenderloin mission castro south of market and its market areas. >> reporter: some locations like these portable bathrooms have been in place as july 2014. the department of public works say they have been seeing a 17% drop in request for steam cleaning. but that is not the only way they know it is working. >> more flushes. >> reporter: in addition to those eight locations there is also a place for some ranch disposal undock don't pull back street those

some call him the anti politics politician, unattend by political scandals. he finished ahead but not with the 50% needed to avo the runoff. he'll fight the second round on october 25 against a candidate for the former first lady. the people have chosen, but have they chosen wisely. >> we want to be a lot wiser than our last elections to vote, and hopefully we're going to have better politicians in the next four years. >> the man they elected resigned last week and will hear in court whether he'll be tried in a massive election scandal that left the electorate disi will looked with politics and their politicians. >> i'm voting, but at the same time, i don't agree with any proposals put forward by the candidates, but the people have his spoken and have a much clearer idea of what democracy is. >> the president damaged us. i don't want that for my children or grant children. >> the new president will not take office until january. the country is being led by the interim leader. later on monday, he'll appoint a new government. >> guatemala is still in crise, but

a child in the back of a car that is left running and unattended. of read into this what we've seen happen so many times before, someone sees an opportunity, gets into the car with the keys in it and takes off. later realizes there is a child inside and so often we see this situation resolve itself when the person realizes what's happened and they leave the car with the child safe inside. let us hope that is what happens in this case. this is a little girl people are looking for. jackie valenzuela. 3 years old. brown eyes, black hair. sounds like she was in a pajama outknit. a blue shirt with a christmas design. a van is what we need to be on the lookout. gold honda odyssey. this amber alert issued out of salinas. this means people in the bay area especially in the south bay closer to salinas should be on the lookout staying on top of this very important story. we'll bring you more details as we get them. >>> the european union agreed on a new plan for stopping the crisis of thousands of migrants heading for europe. yesterday an emergency summit mee

when he think about the undistracted technology, unattended consequences you envisioned? that is a great question. the biggest thing right now with the disruptive technology it is going to be with jobs. as many as these infrastructures are put in place, like uber, well intentionally be disrupted by self-evident technologies. we have to look at the long-term aspects of some of the jobs associated with this. i think you are exactly right that it is important to look at that and important to think that far ahead. any time a government agency is looking at embracing some type of technology or even in the case of uber, it is important to look outside of the next year. it is important to look at the long-term implications. i like what colorado has done. they have said let's figure it out. let's figure out structure we can fit you in rather than trying to come up with a box to put you in. they will have to look at that when it comes to new technologies. they will all have a double-edged sword. >> did any of your work pertain to immigration? dustin: i have not done any work relat

what you see happening in syria, if left unattend, the worst to come. the king of jordan and lebanon are hanging by a thread. if assad becomes stronger, not weaker, the king of jordan is going to be in a bad spot and the refuges continue to flow and i understand among them can be terrorist and we have to watch that. but the vast majority of little boys and little girls and good people who have been kicked out of their homes by the most radical movement since the nazis. this is a big st. louis for people floating out into the ocean trying to flee the nazi and 70 years later we are having the same response. we should take our fair share but the goal is not to take refuges but to destroy the evil from which they flee. >> what number would that fair share be? >> talk with the department of homeland see and make sure we are vetting people i don't see how we can lead the free world and turn our backs on people. we should take the statue of liberty and tear it down if this is the response because we don't mean it anymore. >> colleague handed me a follow up que

people who don't want to admit that our foreign policy has some responsibility for blow back and the unattendedgetting things misplaced. for instance, take a look at where the migrants are coming from. they're coming from afghanistan, iraq, and syria, principally and those are three countries that we've been orchids for years and sometimes decades to try to have regime change. so we destabilize these countries cause chaos, economic problem, and finally the people immediately want to leave. so, yes, -- the regime change at@attitude of our government is responsible for much of this mess. stuart: originally stabilize the -- i think that's a fair argument. but you fast-forward to what? 2010, 2011, and iraq had been largely pacified, largely peaceful and president obama just withdrew all troops, nobody left behind. gone. that destabilized iraq and in syria, they gassed their own people, crossed the red line and -- why are you laughing? seriously? why are you laughing? >> i consider that an amazing analysis because we go in there in '03, create a war, kill hundreds of thousands of people, we deliver

it leaves the other part unattended.of milk and honey in terms of our performance. the u.s. dollar is weakening because of declining credit multiplying in emerging markets. as well, weakness in investor spending. stagnation seems -- tom: hans-guenter redeker with us. i want to look at asia when we come back. it is a little green on the screen. a nice bounce off what we saw yesterday. .44. 111 the quiet underpinning has been a weaker euro and asian currencies, really struggling the last few days. it is time for a morning must listen. earlier today on surveillance we spoke with bob nardelli about the volkswagen emissions scandal. went through this at gm. you have to create a culture of compliance. -- iere was complicity think he had to know this took place. it is hard to believe someone in that position -- it is one thing to make a mistake. this -- if this is true, it was a conscious decision to circumvent regulations in the u.s. david: matt miller, joining us now. what do you make of what yet to say? matt: a lot of people

begot bad results now unattended consequence of a rising jail population that is being significantlyome of the social ills we are dealing with now. >> commissioner, at the height of the pro testifies about policing, you, i believe it was on "meet the press," you said one of the issues here is that we don't see each other. by the "we," you meant police officers don't see from the community's perspective why they're so angry. but the community doesn't see from the police officer's perspective why they're so frustrated. given what you said, we are living in interesting times, is that balance still there? or has it swung to one side or another? >> the good news, jonathan, is is that we recognize that we have been looking past each other and i'll speak to new york. but i'll also speak to many of my colleagues conveniently around the country. we are constantly finding ways to see each other. ed flynn one of the most articulate chiefs in the cover, featured in the "new york times" story today. we talk about how to we one get our officers to see the policing in a different way and get the co