vic? >> kristen. >> this is station 2 here in chinatown, as you said, and this is where the female firefighter says the harassment took place. chief hayes white called it egregious, especially in a department she says where there are 250 female firefighters and that's about 15% of the total force, far more than the average for fire departments around the country. >> there were findings of harassment, and it's something obviously we don't tolerate. >> reporter: the fire chief minced no words when she talked about the investigation into charges that a female firefighter had been harassed at fire station 2 in chinatown. the investigation was conducted by the city's department of human resources. in a lemter to chief hayes white, hr director mickey callahan went even further. she said station 2 was hostile in challenging for females. the probe supports the victim's claims that she found feces on the women's bathroom floor and urine on her bed, but a source with ties to those station and fireho

for more on this let's go to nbcp news reporter vic lee live at the vallejo marina. vic? >> dan, as you said at this hour the source of that older is still a mystery. all we know is that it was a bad, strong smell and that -- and that enough people were sick to go to the hospital, but we did speak to a public health officer who told us that everyone who went to the e.r. was treated and released. no one was admitted and no one became seriously ill. nervous many wearing masks, pourld into emergency rooms at vallejo's two hospitals. >> 100 people showed up or went to the hospitals in vallejo with symptoms such as nausea, headache, dizziness. >> reporter: countless others smelled the strong odor but didn't go to the e.r. >> all outside and inside the house it's starting to smell. >> reporter: by 8:02 p.m. the fire department had received more than 500 calls from people complaining about the mysterious smell. people described, it well, differently. >> it smelled more like asphalt. you know, and like someone was perhaps putting new roofing, like if you were to burn something in

aches 7 news reporter vic lee is in the newsroom with the story. vic? >> reporter: milbury middle schoolteacher heather butts apparently had a long relationship with a girl. >> a relationship with a young woman who is just 15 years old and 25 years her junior, well, i think everybody in our community is concerned about that and wants to ensure that it does not happen. >> reporter: butts pleaded not guilty to felony charges, among them committing a lewd act with a child. her lawyer is paula cannon. >> it's complicated. it's a very complicated situation and a very complicated case. >> reporter: abc 7 news is not naming the girl who has since graduated from taylor middle school where butts teaches. butts was arrested last month after police found her with a 15-year-old girl in a parked car here on santa helena avenue in san bruno. also disturbing, abc 7 news learned that a school parent went to millbrae police as far back as last october, ten months ago and filed a police report after he learned about the illicit relationship but the shiver's department ap

vic lee, aches 7 news. >> all right, vic.he homeowners association is launching an investigation, but will there be an official inquiry on the allegations of supervisor peskin? >> well, the supervisor is holding a hearing late next week where he hopes to get to the bottom of all of this. he's invited engineers from the department of building inspection to attend as well, of course, as project engineers from the tower, and if they don't come voluntarily he's asked the city attorney to subpoena them. back to you. >> all right. thanks, vic. >>> well, preparations are under way in taiwan for super typhoon mirante. the storm is bearing down on the island packing 150-mile-per-hour winds making it a category 5 storm with the possibility of deadly flash floods and mud slides. a storm taken very seriously. today residents put up sandbags and cruise reinforced coastal defenses in advance of this storm. the storm is forecasted to make landfall along the southern tip of the island of taiwan, home to more than 23 million people, and that'

abc 7 news reporter vic lee joins us live from san francisco with the stunning story. vic?this is franklin street near lombard, and this is the red zone we're talking about. this is where the woman parked her car. now, it's really a pretty simple story. simple, that is, until the sfmta, the san francisco municipal transportation agency made it complicated. the story begins july 11th. rebecca put her car here on franklin street near lombard, a legal parking space. >> i parked there because it was not red. >> reporter: rubbia who lives nearby also has a city parking permit so she could park on the spot longer than the two-hour limit. she was going on a business trip. when she came back five days later. >> i came up and saw a red zone violation ticket on my car. >> reporter: her parking space had been painted red while she was away. can you still see the fresh paint on leaves and litter in the gutter. the crew was nice enough to paint around her tire, but not nice. this $110 ticket for a red zone violation. >> ridiculous. >> reporter: we went to sfmta spokesman paul rose who c

vic lee is live in hayward with the details. vic?ndal is widening, as you said. another arraignment of a law enforcement officer and on top of that the filing. legal claims on behalf. young victim and as you know a legal claim is usually a precursor to a lawsuit. ricardo perez resigned from his post early this summer as details of the sex scandal unfolded. he reportedly had sex with jasmine abuslin, a 19-year-old woman who went by the moniker celeste gaup. abc 7 news is identifying her because she and her lawyers revealed her name publicly. 28-year-old perez has been accused of criminal sex charges who was a minor at the time. the judge released him on his own recook as soon as and that angered abuslin's attorney who are in court. >> there's a double standard. because he's a police officer he's being treated specially. if he were a black man charged with a felony he would certainly have to post bail. >> reporter: perez is one of the five law enforcement officers charged by alameda county prosecutors. they include oakland police offic

vic lee the abc 7 news. >>> more trouble san francisco fire department vic lehas also confirmed that a paramedic has been fired for having sex in the back of an plans while on duty. sources tell vic the other party was civilian not a co-worker or patient. >>> new fall out this evening from the six scandal involving a teenager that has rocked several big bay area police agency. city of richmond has announced recommendation to discipline 9 officers. 7 news reporter has more. >> the city of richmond is moving to discipline 9 police officers link to teenager judges miniwho used to goodbye the name celeste representation including one termination, one demotion, two suspension and 5 letters of reprimand. >> we are certainly very disappointed the at the behavior of some of the officers involved in this. timothy that people should be personally angry that they breach the public trichlingt internal affairs investigation reviewed more than 10,000 text messages plus phone records social media pages and interview with at the time woman n.a statement the chief brown said i am sorry that the misco

vic lee confirmed a paramedic has been fired for having sex in the back of an ambulance on duty. the other party was a civilian not a co-worker, sources tell vic. >>> the attorney of a man shot and killed by officers released cell phone video and the chief insists scott had a gun but refused to release the video which has protestors taking to the streets now in charlotte and the first two nights were violent and corrupt live. >> ted cruz refused to back the republican presidential nominee, urging voters to vote their conscience. >> ab ohio newspaper endorsed its first democrat in almost 100 years saying in an editorial we need a leader who can bring out the best in all americans not the worst. dallas morning news endorsed clinton this month. >>> a new poll out today has clinton up seven points on trump. told she's up among latinos 74-16%. >>> the first presidential debate is now just three days away this monday. you can watch it right here on abc7. abc news coverage starts at 6:00 p.m. followed by "dancing with the stars". that is followed by abc7 news at 11:00. >> drones seem to

vic?on 2 here in chinatown, as you said, and this is where the female firefighter says the harassment took place. chief hayes white called it egregious, especially in a department she says where there are 250 female firefighters and that's about 15% of the total force, far more than the average for fire departments around the country. >> there were findings of harassment, and it's something obviously we don't tolerate. >> reporter: the fire chief minced no words when she talked about the investigation into charges that a female firefighter had been harassed at fire station 2 in chinatown. the investigation was conducted

. >> vic lee joins us downtown with the story. vic. >> reporter: millennium partners say they held a news conference to address what they called a reckless speculation about the causes of this unexpected settlement. they also said that the transbay authorities, the transbay project authorities engaged again in their words in reckless behave in their statements about this controversy. >> if you dig a 660-foot hole and de-water for six years and drop the water table by 20 feet on a major high rise structure, you're going to cause a problem. >> reporter: that in a nutshell is the position of millennium tower's developers, that its groundwater level dropped by a staggering 20 feet when the tjpa, transbay transit power authority built a buttress wall between the tower and its site. that caused the skyscraper to tilt 2 inches and sink 16 inches, far more than they expected. once more, millennium partners says it should have been no surprise to transbay engineers. >> tjpa knew well before they began work on the transcenter site that thei

. >> reporter: vic jenkins is robin's father. he was on the phone with robin and believes he herd his daughter being murdered that day. >> when i called her, i knew something was wrong by the way she answered. i said, robin, how are you? better. >> david was arrested. >> i need an acknowledgement and accountability on the part of of the person who did this. >> i can no longer allow his obstruction to delay this case. >> reporter: after many delays, the trial is underway. potential jurors are being questioned to find those able to renderus for jenkins, it's the beginning of what's been a personal struggle. >> going through a process of forgiveness of the person who murdered my daughter, but also then resentment and anger and forgiveness of the system that would take this long. >> reporter: and vic jenkins and his wife both tell me it's been very difficult for them to get advocates speaking out against domestic violence issues and that's helped them heal and learn more about this issue. we're hearing that this trial is expected to

vic lee confirmed a paramedic has been fired for having sex in the back of an ambulance on duty. the other party was a civilian not a co-worker, sources tell vic. >>> the attorney of a man shot and killed by officers released cell phone video insists scott had a gun but refused to release the video which has protestors taking to the streets now in charlotte the first two nights were violent and corrupt live. >> ted cruz refused to back the republican presidential nominee, urging voters to vote their conscience. >> ab ohio newspaper endorsed its first democrat in almost 100 years saying in an editorial we need a leader who can bring out the best in all americans not the worst. dallas morning news endorsed clinton this >>> a new poll out today has clinton up seven points on trump. told she's up among latinos 74-16%. >>> the first presidential debate is now just three days away this monday. you can watch it right here on abc7. abc news coverage starts at 6:00 p.m. followed by "dancing with the stars". that is followed by abc7 news at 11:00. >> drones seem to be everywhere. but not l

vic lee continues our team coverage live in vallejo tonight. vic? >> reporter: dan, as you pointed out, even at this late hour, no one knows for sure where that odor came from. we may never know definitively because that smell is gone. we did talk to a public health officer who told us earlier today that everyone that went to the hospital last night was treated and released. no one was admitted. no one became seriously ill. >> nigh eyes and nose was burning. >> many wearing masks poured into emergency rooms at la hey hoe's two hospitals. >> 100 people showed up or went to the hospitals in vallejo. with symptoms such as nausea, headache, dizziness. >> countless others smelled the strong odor but didn't go to the e.r. >> all outside and inside the house was starting to smell. >> by 8:02 p.m., the fire department received more than 500 calls from people complaining about the mysterious smell. people described it, well, differently. >> it smelled more like asphalt and like someone was perhaps putting new roofing, like if you were to burn something in yo

vic lee has the story. >> golf ball. rolling down the floor in the direction the building is til tilting. not scientific but strange enough to raise suspicions. pat and jerry bought the home on the 42 floor of my license um tower three years ago. two bedroom condo with killer view. >> this was a place we intended to spend the rest of our life. today was the first day of soil and structure testing by engineers hired by the homeowner association. drilling three bore hole around the tower. 260 feet down and dropping instrument with sensors to measure settlement. >> might get a better idea how much it will settle that sort of thing. >> if you can believe it this story is even more complicated. last week residents here elect add new board for their homeowners association. new board members dissatisfied with what has been going on. they helped them get elected passing out this letter to all residents. jerry is a lawyer who has handled big cases. some involving other problems. he's already noticed the affects of the building si

vic lee continues our team coverage live in vallejo tonight. vic? >> reporter: dan, as you pointed out, even at this late hour, no one knows for sure where that odor came from. we may never know definitively because that smell is gone. we did talk to a public health officer who told us earlier today that everyone that went to the hospital last night was treated and released. no one was admitted. no one became seriously ill. >> nigh eyes and nose was burning. >> many wearing masks poured into emergency rooms at la hey hoe's two hospitals. >> 100 people showed up or went to the hospitals in vallejo. with symptoms such as nausea, headache, dizziness. >> countless others smelled the strong odor but didn't go to the e.r. >> all outside and inside the house was starting to smell. >> by 8:02 p.m., the fire department received more than 500 calls from people complaining about the mysterious smell. people described it, well, differently. >> it smelled more like asphalt and like someone was perhaps putting new roofing, like if you were to burn something in yo

vic lee has the story. >> golf ball.olling down the floor in the direction the building is til tilting. not scientific but strange enough to raise suspicions. pat and jerry bought the home on the 42 floor of my license um tower three years ago. two bedroom condo with killer view. >> this was a place we intended to spend the rest of our life. today was the first day of soil and structure testing by engineers hired by the homeowner association. drilling three bore hole around the tower. 260 feet down and dropping instrument with sensors to measure settlement. >> might get a better idea how much it will settle that sort of thing. >> if you can believe it this story is even more complicated. last week residents here elect add new board for their homeowners association. new board members dissatisfied with what has been going on. they helped them get elected passing out this letter to all residents. jerry is a lawyer who has handled big cases. some involving other problems. he's already noticed the affects of the building sink

. >> vic lee joins us live with the details. vic?: we have learned those consulting engineers will be beginning work in in two weeks examining the foundation, the ground of the millennium power. this is to assess the risks and supervisor peskin tells us he wants to know more about those other buildings and tells us engineers he's invited to testify are now coming volume hundred tearily. >> the soundation is supported by piles into sand. but not into bed rock. it turns out some of the best-known skyscrapers are built the same way. among them, embark dareo center, san francisco moma and 101 california. >> we want to have an assessment as to each and every building that has these types of

. >> that is where vic lee is live. vic? >> reporter: he and his staff released 1600 documents and says there are gaps in records, specifically, missing documents that address the sinking problem. it was reported last month the tallest skyscraper is tilting and sinking. tilting two inches and sinking 16 inches so far. >> we're going to find out who knew what. >> supervisor aaron peskin says it was no secret and this may have been political interference. >> this the luxury housing developer knew before they sold their first unit that the building was sinking more than they'd projected. >> the records, peskin says that city building inspection engineers were concerned about the settlement. this letter issued just a year after the building was completed raises questions. the supervisors says responses are missing from records. nevertheless, just six months later the city gave developers a green light. >> august 26, 2009, the city and county issues a certificate of occupancy for those yun yets. we knew, or should have known, the

. >> vic lee joins us live with the details. vic? >> reporter: we have learned those consulting engineers will be beginning work in in two weeks examining the foundation, the ground of the millennium power. this is to assess the risks and supervisor peskin tells us he wants to know more about those other buildings and tells us engineers he's invited to testify are now coming volume hundred tearily. >> the soundation is supported by piles into sand. but not into bed rock. it turns out some of the best-known skyscrapers are built the same way. among them, embark dareo center, san francisco moma and 101 california. >> we want to have an assessment as to each and every building that has these types of foundations. >> that same concern from the homeowners association which launched an investigation. abc7 news learned that they've hired consultants would will begin testing and sample drilling on their building, september 26th. >> who knew what? when did they know it? >> in a briefing this week, supervisor peskin released this letter from b

vic lee joins us with more from downtown san francisco. vic? >> reporter: well, larry, supervisor aaron peskin will be holding a hearing next week at city hall to talk about the millennium tower. he told us all. engineers he's invited to testify are coming voluntarily so he won't have to subpoena them like he threatened. as you said, he's received some very important documents which confirmed suspicions he had. who knew what and when did they know it and when do they do about it? at a media briefing earlier this week supervisor aaron peskin released this letter from city building inspectors written in 2009 just a year after the building was completed. they asked millennium project engineers to address their concerns that the building was sinking more than expected. peskin says the response to the letter was missing from 1,600 pages of records he knew and he said a third-party source just sent him a copy of that response from project engineers t.confirms what he thought. >> before the first unit was sold, we already had information that showed t

vic lee. abc 7 news >> a 100-year-old san francisco woman cause in a housing showdown is now hospitalized just before show was set to be evicted. iris canada has been fighting to stay in her home of more than 50 years in the western edition neighborhood. she was hospitalized yesterday after seeing the sheriff's notice warning she would be locked out of her home today. last month a judge sided with building orders after finding canada failed to pay court-order attorney fees. >> on this wednesday saw a little bit of a bump in temperatures this afternoon thanks to sunny skies and a light wind creating warmer temperatures. outside look from the tower camera showing you we have perfect visibility of the golden bridge in the background and nothing but clear bay waters as far as the eye can see. the big story is the bump in temperatures. 24-hour temperature charges especially in the north bay and our inland towns. anywhere from 3 to almost 10 degrees warmer right now than we were this time yesterday.

abc7 news reporter vic lee is live with the story. vic? >> reporter: millennial partners held their news conference on the same day the district attorney subpoenaed them. they held their news conference to the developers revealed it will drop by a staggering amount. the partner founder chris je jeffrey says that caused it to sink 16 inches, more than they expected. >> if you dig a 60 foot hole, and dewater for six years and drop table by 20 feet, you're going to cause a problem. >> what is more, it should have been no surprise to transbay engineers. >> tjpa knew well before they began work on the transit center site that their construction and in particular, their dewatering of the site could have a significant impact. >> developers say the studyor the transit site required tjpa to devices. the buildings engineers began inquiring about the unexpected settlement last year. the engineers say transbay turned off devices. supervisor peskin says there is perhaps a more important question here. >> we know that the millennium partners knew as ear

abc7 news reporter vic lee is live with the story. vic? >> reporter: millennial partners held their news conference on the same day the district attorney subpoenaed them. they held their news conference to the developers revealed it will drop by a staggering amount. the partner founder chris je jeffrey says that caused it to sink 16 inches, more than they expected. >> if you dig a 60 foot hole, and dewater for six years and drop table by 20 feet, you're going to cause a problem. >> what is more, it should have been no surprise to transbay engineers. >> tjpa knew well before they began work on the transit center site that their construction and in particular, their dewatering of the site could have a significant impact. >> developers say the study for the transit site required tjpa to install devices. the buildings engineers began inquiring about the unexpected settlement last year. the engineers say transbay turned off devices. supervisor peskin says there is perhaps a more important question here. >> we know that the millennium partners k

vic? >> reporter: well, this is the fifth day of a preliminary hearing for those two defendants charged in those murders. now the main question here is sean angold, the third person in the killings when he said he is not the shooter, or is he lying to save his neck. >> reporter: shaun angold previously struck a deal with prosecutors pleading guilty to second-degree murder and in return angold agreed to testify against the other two suspects, morrison lamply and lila alligood. the prosecutor let his star witness through the chain of events. canadian tourist audrey carey was murdered in golden gate park october 2nd. the three befriended her and decided to rob her and took her to the ground. lampley, he said, central arteriled her and hit her in the face and spoke tearfully about her final moments. she said get off me. what are you guys doing. i heard mr. lampley say should up or i'll kill you and her last words just kill me then and then i heard a pop. and just three days erler steve carter

vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> more officers have been charged now in a six scandal that has rocked bay area law enforcement. today theal immediate county da charged three officers. former o pd officer brian with felony obstruction of justice charges. oakland police officer la verdict and former contra costa county deputy riccardo perez each face felony charges of oral copulation with a minor. the officers are connected to to the former prostitute jasmine. her testimony could be important for each case, of course. two other officers have been charged with misdemeanor. da plans to charge 7 officers total. >>> robbery suspect faces potential life sentence in convicted of multiple crimes stemming from attack on elderly woman. we have been reporting the story to you. zacchary kuhn appeared in court to answer charges that the attempted murder and elder abuse. deputy say kuhn fingerprints were inside the home of 88-year-old flow douglas. that's monday attack put douglas in intense i have care. she has had bleeding in her brain and eyes. >> when the defendant entered her home he situated i'm going

it involved four vic earlier this evening. it happened just before 7:00 at thebase of the bridge near damascus. the clearwater side. devon joins us live . evan, what can you tell us? >> were at the boat ramp year on the tampa side. as you can see, this is where investigators are turning around cars that are headed this way. there are signs warning people that the bridge is closed heading into clearwater. obviously people are still it's on the clearwater side of damascus. it's toward the end of the causeway. according to investigator this happened just before 7:00 tonight. they say a female driver took her eyes off the road for a few seconds. it slammed into a band. it's a four vehicle crash. total of four vehicles. it's eight total and three went to one hospital. three to another. the final 2 one third hospital. also, we know two of the accident victims are young children. the two-year-old and a three-year-old. the two-year-old is in critical condition according to police. three-year-old with non-life-threatening injuries. ort

vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> now to the race for president. hillary clinton remains off the campaign trail tonight recovering from pneumonia. the president obama stepped in on her behalf and took aim at her opponent donald trump. here's kenneth. >>reporter: presidential surrogate. >> hell oyshtion president obama hit the campaign trail at critical point in the race. hillary clinton recovering at home from pneumonia under scrutiny for more question about his transparency. >> what sets hilary apart is that through it all she screws keeps ongoing. l and she doesn't stop caring and she doesn't stop trying. >>reporter: the president in battle ground, pennsylvania taking on donald trump in philadelphia. >> this guy who spent 70 years on this earth showing no concern for working people. this guy suddenly going to be your champion? >>reporter: 8 weeks before election day and polling site on primary day but not to vote since only democrat were on the ballot. later in the day trump on the ground in iowa. gain hitting clinton for calling half of his supp

vic lee is in san francisco with the story. i have. >> developers of millenia towers revealed the ground water level dropped by staggering 20 feet when the t gpa, transbay joint power authority built underground buttresses wall between the tower and the transit site. millenium partner founder jeffrey says that caused the sky scraper to tilt 2 inches and sink 16 inches. the far more than they expecte expected. >> if you dig a 60 foot hole and deep water for 6 years and drop the water table by 20 fee feet, on a major high-rise structure, you are going to cause a problem. >>reporter: what is more, millenium partner says it should have been no surprise to transbay engineers. >> tj p a knew well before they began work on the transit center site that their construction and in particular their dewatering of the site could have a significant impact. >> we were promised that there would be zero impact on ground water in our building. >>reporter: developer say the environmental impact study for the transit site required tj p a tiny stall

vic lee, abc 7 news. >> letter carrier being honored for saving a woman than on his route.ve walker was making the rounds when he heard a woman calling for help from inside her home. she had fallen the night before and couldn't stand up. the woman told walker wear to fine the swear key and let himself in and called 911 an stayed with her until paramedic arrived then he delivered the rest of the mail. he will be honored friday at the los gatos post office. >> seems every time kaepernick speaks these days half the questions are about football and the other half are about socialtiveism. ever since he stopped standing for the national anthem. today the 49ers quarterback said there is still a lieutenant to discuss especially when it comes to the san francisco police departmen department. >> a lot of issues that need to be addressed within the sf pd. there is blatant racism going on there that hasn't been addressed and i think it was a s overseeing the cases at the pd instead of the police department. i think that's a big step in the right direction staying happy instead of havin

vic lee has the story. >>reporter: it's been 10 mont months since mario woods was killed in an officer involved shooting. and still no charging decision by the district attorney. according to this grand jury report released in june, that is not unusual. the grand jury found it takes an average 20 most from a shoot to go a charging decision if there is one. the da office blames it on the staffing shortage. >> unfortunately our office is not well resourceed to handle the very important investigations. >>reporter: today this hearing held by a supervisor committee to make recommendations on the grand jury findings. >> the investigation fatal incidents take too long and 2, they are nowhere near transparent. >>reporter: now district attorney says he can solve both problems. the mayor office has allocated nearly two million dollars to fund 14 new positions in his office to mostly clear the backlog of officer involved shootings. those in the new unit would also become the lead investigators for those cases. taking

here's vic lee. >>reporter: foundaiton of the millenium tower supported by piles deep into dense sand with you not into bed rock like many other buildings here. turns out some of the city best known sky scrapers are also built the same way embarcadero center. san francisco the marriott and 101 california. >> we want to have assessment from our department of building inspection as to each and every building that has these type of foundation. >>reporter: the same concern from the millenium homeowner association which launch its own investigation we have learned they have hired consultant who will begin testing and drilling on the building september 26. who knew what and when did they know it and what did they do about it. >>reporter: at moo briefing early this week supervisor released this letter from city building inspectors written in 2009 just year after the building was completed. they asked project engineers to address their concerns that the building was sinking more than expected. the response t

vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> marin county sheriff's deputies will be hitting the streets tomorrow with a tool aimed at improving transparency. 85 deputies will be outfitted with body cameras like these used by san francisco police. in june the board of supervisors october purchase of the cameras at a price of just over $200,000. >> coming up here on abc 7 in the news at 4:00," the community coming together after a fire destroys a landmark mom and pop country store. >>> vegas officials may be gung-ho about a raider stadium but it appears to be a different story for sin city residents. plus -- >> we've created the first marijuana breathalyzer. >> dealing with stoned drivers. police believe the problem is only going to get worse. later a bay area company and its attempt to keep our str >>> a popular grocery store and deli in pescadero burned to the ground early sunday. it's downtown a few blocks from highway 101 and a popular spot for people visiting the state beach. the owners want to rebuild, and they are finding a lot of support in the community. abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman is liv

. >> nbc news 7 reporter vic lee joins us now as some female students complained. >> reporter: well, mt. diablo unified school district finally got back to us literally minutes ago. they do confirm that the vice principal gary jenson has been placed on temporary leave with pay while the district conducts a review of what happened last thursday at an assembly here at college park high school. they say the review may take a day or two. in the meantime, students are having their say. >> mister. >> jenson! >> reporter: the demonstration was big and noisy. students from college park high school gathering on the edge of campus during the lunch hour to protest what they believe is an injustice. the possible disciplining of a popular vice principal gary jensen. >> we want jensen back right now? into? >> he didn't do anything wrong. >> reporter: this protest after jensen told hundreds of incoming sophomores an assembly last week about what they shouldn't be wearing to school. four students felt they were the targets and complained that he had publicly shamed them, although jensen did not use

i think it has some script issues, but i do think fast bender and vic canister are very solid.ave the movie a three and a out of five. solid, very emotionallyona draining. next up is the hollers. from mr. john christian. you probably know him more ase gym from the office. it has drama and comedy mixed in very well. martin character becomes he illb ande the family comes back to be with her. and film mixes comedy and drama very, very well.ll. it's a great script. great performances, great pictorial debut. a great story. and a ken description is in it. i love margot martindale. she delivers one of the best performances i've seen from an actress this year. there is one scene where she starts crying, the best scene i've seen from an act rest sot far this year. she definitely deserves an oscar nomination. this movie is sad and both happy. contract sin ski did a great job with his first film. i gave it a four out of five. i highly recommend seeing itit this weekend.kend there's so am great pill testimonies out. if you want to stay home, threes some great films on demand. a movie calle

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. >> reporter: shelby was responding to a stalled vic obey their commands. >> he's got his hands up there for her now. >> reporter: video shows crutcher walking away from officer shelby with his hands in the air. the cop's attorney says she opened fire when he reached into the driver's side window. >> shots fired! >> reporter: his family's attorney says the window was read up. and the bigger question is why did she respond to a stalled vehicle show aggressively? >> the district attorney says have shelby turn herself in. it's unclear if she has. >>> donald trump's running mate addressed the recent police filings in colorado springs today. mike pence attended a town hall meeting at a community center. >>> trump's daughter was in tries to court women voters her. she spoke at a breakfast at the colorado women's alliance in denver. she sat down with shaun boyd to talk about how her father's tax plan will help working women and stay at home parents. >> under his policy proposals, stay at home mothers and fathers can open dependent care savings acts for their children. it's high time we recogniz

it lists factors that make it more likely an abuser will more likely try to kill their vic at the same time judge sent jamarian williams to jail when he violated his parole. when he violated the orders again the judge again put him monica manages the probation department. she says when they refuse to lay by the rules they're more likely to kill. >> fur looking at somebody what is continuing to disregard a protection order, that is an and that can be dangerous for the victim. >> just how dangerous? listen to this stunning statistic. 94% of women who are murdered are killed by someone they know. on your side, i'm investigator sarah buduson, newschannel5. >>> in lorain now investigators say they're looking into three murders that happened in their city in less than 48 hours. that makes nine murders in the city already this year. the latest, a double shooting that left two men dead. paul kiska live outsid paul, police are still trying to piece together exactly what happened here. ferlts well, rob, lorain police are trying to figure out the motive behind two shootings that left two brothers

that happens on booktv and we kick it off with lawrence kudlow and bryan dim dough -- dough metro vic. and brian domitrovic. >> good evening everyone. my name is lena and my husband are and are owner's the book store. want to know if you can hear me. we have a new sound system. does work well? great, wonderful. well, we are obviously thrilled, honored, to be celebrating the publication of jfk and the reagan revolution. we have the two co-authors with us. a man who needs no introduction, mr. lawyer larry kudlow and his coauthor, brian domitrovic, the so-prefer and chair of the sam houston state university and they worked on the book together and will be talking about i together and we're so thrilled and so honored to have you both here. temperature for coming, and i should mention also, larry lives across the street and he is a regular customer here, has been for years. >> over 20 years. >> that makes it so much -- so special, and so personal. so, please join me in can being larry and brian. thank you. [applause] >> thank you very much. appreciate it. are we on both mics? we welcome c-

central pulls away for a 43-14 vic now baseball.... a cubs win over the brewers tonight gives them the national league central division championship... but not so fast wrigley revelers.... milwaukee is trailing 2-nothing entering the fourth inning, but gets one on a keon broxton homer and then two on this double by orlando arcia to take the lead on chicago.... 812 it's tied at 3 in the seventh inning when pinch hitter scooter gennett comes through... this is a two-run single to make it 5-3 visitors... 909 tyler thornburg nails it down out of the bullpen and the brewers win, >> the following program is brought to you by supple, the new, revolutionary health regeneration drink by supple, llc. >> hello, and welcome to the smart medicine show. i'm dr. monita poudyal, and we have a great show today. if you have pain or know someone that has pain ? joint pain, back pain, bone pain, muscle pain, or if you suffer from arthritis, osteoarthritis, rheumatoid

. >>> broke your leg vic -- burglary victims are having close calls. in one case a man heard a noise in his ball -- hallway and opened his door. away as soon as they saw each other. >> i don't really want to hurt anybody. people that want to steal from summary rather than work for it, i really wouldn't mind shooting them. >> several of these cases are along state highway to 10. >>> for my tt takes -- former itt tech students can possibly get refunds. the school closed after the department of education call for more oversights to address accreditation standards. you can contact the attorney general's office to apply. >>> what the governor says must be done -- >>> half of our days of been in that house bill 2 could be repealed but it would take the city council to make it happen. that's because they have the original ordinance that led to the state law. years with the governor said. if the starlet -- charlotte city council repeals it, and then we can appeal to the members of the house and senate, the governor will call a special session. lawmaker who bel

(track)(vic pic, crying relatives) loved ones say...kelly and his wife robin....were brutally attacked and killed. grieving....they gathered outside the couples home.... they say.... the suspect was a roomate. (helene hills, 51:29) he had drug issues, but my dad didn't until he got on his feet and he kills him like who does that. (track) helenes mom....the woman in this picture ... knew not just the victims... but also the alleged killer...a man she once dated. (mary may 35:59) i could see something funny in his eyes he just did not look right to me. (track) she witnessed the attack...because she happens to live next door. in fact...she turned to the couple for help...after the suspect broke into her home. 38:22 when i came out the door and i was yelling for them, that's when he started just (track) no one ever saw the couple alive again. now a daughter...trying to be strong...and honor the legacy of the most important man in her life. (55:52) i have a great loving family cousins aunts everything and i'm so thankful for him because he opened up all that for me ###the end "flash bang na

one vic hospital in stable condition. >> a staggering new survey puts a different inequality into the limelight. gun equality. 3% of americans own half of the countries's guns. researchers are calling them superowners. each possessing anywhere from 8 to 140 firearms. the number of guns in america has increased by 70 million over the last two decades with female owners also on the rise. fearfulness is what is driving the trend. >> listen to this, cat lovers. you might want to think twice earth cuddling with your kittens. scientists warn it could be deadly. according to a new published study, close contact with kittens can increase the risk of getting something called cat scratchdisease. it often involved a headache, but it could lead to brain swelling or death. it's relatively rare, but t eight-year span, 12,000 people were diagnosed with the devries. 500 had to be hospitalized. how could they ruin something so sacred as cuddling a kitten? >> that is probably ruining a lot of cat lovers' morning. >> small risk. i'm frances rivera. >> i'm gigi stone woods. >> thank you for watching "ear

she's got to be our kidnap vic. yes, and i was able to ping her cell phone. - "yes, and..." - i wasn't doing that. - no, you did it just now. - anyway, uniforms found the phone a in the bronx, probably tossed there by her kidnapper. something's not right here. starting with our victim's behavior. you're sid. your ex-wife gets kidnapped. - [cell phone chimes] - the deal in the alley to get her back goes south. at that point, why wouldn't you go to the police? why do you go back to your office? i'll circle back with sid's office, see what i can find out. yo, unis just arrived with evelyn's phone. - [beep] - woman: this is evelyn's cloud account. it's synched to her cell phone. map my jog. that's a fitness app. - can you click on it? - mm-hmm. esposito: looks like it's been running this whole time. they use g.p.s. to calculate a jogger's distance and pace and most importantly, their route. can you replay evelyn's last path? [key clicks, beep] - that's her leaving her building. - [beeping] okay, so she jogged to the par

vic? >> reporter: he and his staff released 1600 documents and says there are gaps in records, specifically, missing documents that address the sinking problem. it was reported last month the tallest skyscraper is tilting and sinking. tilting two inches and sinking 16 inches so far. >> we're going to find out who knew what. >> supervisor aaron peskin says it was no secret and this may have been political interference. >> this the luxury housing developer knew before they sold their first unit that the building was sinking more than they'd projected. >> the records, peskin says that city building inspection engineers were concerned about the settlement. this letter issued just a year after the building was completed raises questions. the supervisors says responses are missing from records. nevertheless, just six months later the city gave developers a green light. >> august 26, 2009, the city and county issues a certificate of occupancy for those yun yets. we knew, or should have known, the

people are here ready to hear from vic president joe biden dig in abo one hour, he has been campaigning across northeast spoke at another uaw hall he is appealing to working matters about his blue-collar roots in pennsylvania,b donald trump did pretty well with the primary so biden is a good weapon to win over those voters we expect som strong tax against donald trump like he did earlier today. if you do not see them you heard them, i the angels practice tody and cleveland headline in the air show, roosevelt leftwich talk with those who fly on those who keep them flying o . >> it is perhaps the coolest da job in the world, is also perhaps the coolest day job where people look at what you d and are amazedb, for navy kansas city, he says that the blue angels is still the cooles day jobob but to get into the a it is about hard worko and par of the team. >> it is a cool experience is not just leave flying it is a chance to represent something larger than ourselves. u.s. navy blue angels are one of the oldest rescission find teams in the world, the movie i years to make up the team had t be

poolm and raped her and investigators are obviouslybv still out looking for the man.o theyfor say the vicraumatized and neighbors arersa pretty shook up.prettyok u the suspect is described as ad s tall thin man in his 30's withsh short hair and dark eyes.arkyes. police say he had a gray gra hoodie on light colored jeans and was wearing a blue baseball cap. if you know anything that could help alexandria p ice p you are urged to call them. we're live in alexandria thisxa morning, anjali hemphill, fox5 local news.ew >> the storm once known asnown hurricane hermine is intensifying packing heavy heavy rains as it crawls up north. nth >> it's churning up dangerousges waves and currents along thed cl atlantic beaches. beaches. governors all along the t eastern seaboard announcing ann emergency preparations.ra many beaches along the the northeast including ocean citynn are closed through the holiday. today president obama is meeting with leaders of the world's top economy at his final g20 summit in china. chi sharp differences between bwe regional powers are already threatening to derail consens

she brght out key surrogates, former president bill clinton appeared in detroit, vic president joe biden showed up in pittsburgh and former opntbernie sanders, rallied supporters the new hampshir yo me. >> reporter: journalist flew on clinton's campaign airplane for the first time monday, trump invited people aboard his jet, he said he will doit more often. both airplanes will be gng a lot of air miles, the election is more than two months away. mark albert, cbs news, the white hose. >> we have crews covering the visits tomorrow, follow uswncn. of your latest campaign news, our website, just scroll over the campaign 2016. >>> we uld not have asked for better weather on this labor day but d't get used to it. >> that's the badnews. our storm chief meteorologist saysumidity and warmer temperatures are making a return and is here for a first look at the forecast. hey, wes. >> good evening to yoand to you at home, the campaign trail is heating up and store tempatures. dry weather, generally clear skies but we are in the 60s now and it gets even cooler by tomorrow morning. hermine was the big

tribute, half mile remembrance walk and ribbon pinning ceremony to honor the memory of the vims and vic. kirsten delgado fox 13 news. >> next week's event at daytona at 5:00 p.m. >> how can a two-year-old get a ticket? >> she's caught littering, $75 ? ? ? >> donald trump made his pitch not african american community today while vistaing what hillary clinton told the fbi about her private e-mail server in early july. fox's peter ducey reports. >> addressing a large african american audience for the first time as a presidential candidate, donald trump spoke to hundreds of church goers saturday morning at the great faith international ministries in detroit. african american community has suffered from discrimination, and that there are many wrongs that must still be made right. >> trump vowed if elected to bring jobs back to port communities and provide better education to the children who live in them. he has increased his appeal, indicating that the policies of the democratic party have failed. >> nothing is more sad that when we sideline young black men with >> o justice. >> no peace. >

open women's quarterfinals way straight sets vic tomorrow.tory is williams' 308th in a grand slam event. it is the most ever by any male or female tennis player. >> 5:16 and a former long time member of the u.s. women's soccer team is now in the fight of her life. >> health officials say a pest they call superlies has spread to every single state. we'll tell you how to cope. david. >> superlies that sounds fun. so, we are working our way toward getting more and more kids back to school this week. it's shorts and t's today. i'll have your afternoon day planner and we'll check out the airport. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. there's a race going on right now. the world's clean energy super power's either going to be germany, china, or us. and i'm going to make sure it's us. from 500 million solar panels installed by the end of my first term, to precision manufacturing. we'll beat the competition and create new high wage jobs. we can do this, millions of jobs right here in america. that's my plan. florida statewide receiver travi

vic lee, abc 7 news. >> the chp is still look for the driver in a fatal hit-and-run accident in oakland sunday morning. a motorcyclist was killed when he collided with a minivan on eastbound 980 near the 27th street area. officers are looking for a white 2016 kia sedona like this one with damage near the front right wheel. the cyclist was 40-year-old steven lee of antioch. a gofundme account has been set up to help his wife and four young children. we have a link to the account on our website, abc7news.com. >>> tesla is saying little about a fatal crash in china that may have occurred while the automated driving assistance system was operating. crash of the sedan with autopilot technology like this one happened last january. the car slammed into a streetsweeper on a highway killing a 23-year-old man sitting behind the wheel. tesla says it hasn't been able to determine whether the autopilot was active at this time of the crash. this man was killed when his autopiloted sedan crashed in florida. >>> the ships re coming in, two of them at least from the embattled south korea shipping compan