yosemite national park and point rays national seashore. the san francisco chronicle reports the interior secretary issued the order to put e-bikes in the same category. with that said they continued to pedal. critics say it will destroy their celebrating strength and along walnut creek. >> decorated in show rooms, perfect to show support for cancer and abuse survivors and who raise awareness about many issues facing women today. >> purple is passion and love and also magic. cancer survivors shared inspiring stories. also a video launch that would feature six women who have survived abuse, even event or something in the society. and so we are together to kind of get the community together. >> and they also wanted attendees to have fun, including, in walnut creek, alyana gomez, fox 2news. >> and some stories like that, the good that so many people do in our community. >> so nice to see so many people getting involved in that time. that'll do it for us tonight, thanks so much for joining us. sports wrap with joe and jason coming up next. >> j

approved a plan to allow you bikes in national parks where regular bikes are allowed and that includes goldengate national recreation area. that also includes yosemiterk and point raised national she store. the report the interior secretary issued the order putting e bikes in the same quarter gory as nonmotorized vehicles. that is as long as cyclists continue to peddle in addition to using their motors. critics say it will destroy wildlife habitat and destroy parklands. there will be a public comment period before the changes become actual policy. >>> joe is here with sports. a disappointing day for a's fans because they lost late in the game. >> one bay area baseball team stale in the playoff hunt, one is not. it was a good news bad news scenario for the a's today. shawn minaya was well enough to take his turn in the rotation but for the second game in a row oakland lost to the yankees in a walkoff. he made his first start since shoulder surgery last september he went five shutout innings allowing just one hit. still scoreless in the seventh when the a's loaded the bases for shelter noise, he will always remember this drive into the corner. his fir

port: his father is a retired yosemite national park ranger. riley is an avid back country hiker. >> i've seen bears my whole life and this was not only a bear, but the biggest bear i've ever seen. >> reporter: so you can imagine how upset he was -- >> it really hurts me that i hurt a bear. >> reporter: -- when he suddenly slammed into one. >> i'm sorry for that. >> reporter: he was driving a toyota prius to a hospital for shoulder surgery. >> it was so fast that what was kind of a shadow in my vision came right in front of my car within like two seconds. >> reporter: when the brown bear came out of nowhere. >> the impact of that animal was traumatic. it was violent. >> reporter: the chsecor collis this summer and one of numerous incidents involving wildlife. >> a couple bears of course struck this summer. we want to remind the folks, please pay tension to the side of the road as well. >> reporter: riley didn't do anything wrong. >> after the collision, he was able to move his vehicle off to the side of the road and the bear ran off into the wo

.>>> yosemite national park says in arizona woman has died in a fall from half dome. park officials say a 29-year-old daniel burnett from lake have a sioux city, arizona fell more than 500 feet down steep rocky terrain just before noon yesterday. she has been deceased when she fell. the incident is under investigation. >>> an investigation is underway in san jose after a fire broke out at a mobile home, killing an elderly woman inside. this video showthhome still smoldering after flames were put out. this happened before midnight on the night. the caregiver was on. neighbors rushed in to help but it was too late.>> it was up in blazes. we went to wet the neighbors fence so the fence wouldn't catch on fire. >> arson investigators arrived on scene moments after the fire was put out but no word yet on the cause. >>> a little after 4 am a fatal accident and westbound i-80 near emeryville. a man was on the center divider and ran across traffic before he was struck by a honda civic. he died at the scene. the driver cooperated with police and all lanes were closed in respons

. >>> there is a new plan in place to get electric bikes up and running in yosemite national park. >> the trumpet ministration revealed this plan recently and it has some major advocate worried about safee valley ther the policy would create rules for these e bikes that would allow them to go wherever mountain bikes are currently allowed. it's good for about 400 national parks and federally managed open spaces. we will see. >>> thank you for watching the news at 7:00. we will be back here at 11:00 for more news and weather. in the meantime you can always had to sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com . ♪ help! not just anybody ♪ help! you know i need someone alright, so this is how you are gonna say:wn. you'll get the best deal of the year on xfinity tv and internet! and you even get this. mike, you're on balloons. sarah, you're gonna high five everybody. ben, you're gonna be wowing them with your dance moves. don't miss the xfinity best deal of the year. now that's simple, easy, awesome. get amazing tv and internet during our best deal of the year! with huge savings of $600 over two years. plus a

. >>> 29 year old tourist fell to her death in yosemite national park. park officials are telling us danielle burnet was climbing the half dome cables yesterday when she somehow lost her balanced, slipped -- we're not sure. we're not getting those details. we do know she plunged more than 500 feet down steep, rocky terrain. >>> the owner of the dive boat involved in that deadly fire just took legal action to keep the victims' families from collecting a dime. a maritime lawyer explains why it's not that unusual. >> heading out of town for an end of summer get away? might take some extra time to get out of sfo. >> and antonio brown is back. why the raiders receiver will not be benched on monday night after all. >> it is friday night. your weekend is beginning and we're pretty fog free currently in san francisco. that won't last. even in livermore. even in antioch. even in santa rosa. the clouds are coming. find out how chilly your weekend's going to be next. ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small...

. >>> to the index of otherer news, the deadly fall at yosemite national park. cables were installed to help visitors clime thoob top. >>> poli plain clothes, chasing a driver and speeding more than 100 miles per hour. officers on the radio surprised to hear the chief on the radio was leading the chase. >> you say 831 is in a chase? >> yes, i did. >> the driver arrested. the chief says you'rall ayes on the clock. and that new mom at 74 gave birth to twin girls and believed to be the oldest to give birth. she became reginant through a donor egg. the couple says they've wanted children for years. it's our person of of the week and after this week, can you guess who it is? >> abc world news tonight sponsored by david mure. . u. i. r. if you're 65 or older, even if you're healthy, youa potentially seriousrisk fonbacterial lung disease that can disrupt your life for weeks. in severe cases, pneumococcal pneumonia can put you in the hospital. it can hit quickly, without warning, making you miss out on what matters most. just one dose of the prevnar 13® vaccine can help

the deadly fall at yosemite national park. danielle bne fell 500 feet while hiking to the top she was hiking where cables were installed to help visitors clime thoob top. >>> police chief heading home in plain clothes, chasing a driver and speeding more than 100 miles per hour. officers on the radio surprised to hear the chief on the radio was leading the chase. >> you say 831 is in a chase? >> yes, i did. >> he certainly was. the drive, by the way, arrested. the chief says you're always on the clock. >> and that new mom at 74 gave birth to twin girls and believed to be the oldest to give birth. she became pregnant through ivf and a donor egg. her husband is 82. the couple says they've wanted children for years. >>> when we come back it's friday night so our person of the week and after this week, can you guess who it is? it is? is? >> abc world news tonight sponsored by david mure. . u. i. r. if you're 65 or older, even if you're healthy, you may be at increased risk for pneumococcal pneumonia - a potentially serious bacteria

. >>> at 29-year-old service filter for death in yosemite national park. she was climbing the halftone cables when she plunged more than 500 feet down to rain. >>> salvage operations are underway to recover the remains of the conception dive boat near this channel islands. the process to raise the boat is complicated and slow. it could take days or weeks. it appears the 34 people who were killed died of smoke inhalation. divers are also looking for the last victim still unaccounted for. >>> boat owners are taking legal action. truth aquatics is asking a federal judge to eliminate its financial obligation from its families. the burned hold no lace at the bottom of the pacific ocean. truth aquatics claims the value of the boat is now zero. >> the principle behind it is when a vessel is involved in a casualty it is limited to the value of the vessel and pending freight and what ever money is due to the vessel after the casualty. >> after the sinking. >> that is correct. >> this could prevent families from receiving compensation. >>> hurricane dorian continues

. >>> an investigation is underway after a hiker fell to her death in yosemite national park on a steepell about 500 feet in a steep, rocky area. >>> there is a warning in san francisco. the city's wreck and departments was at the west end of the golden state park. the other siting of was august 21st. officials said that neither sighting reported aggressive action against the humans. this is video from 2017 when a young mountain lion had to be tranquilized in the diamond heights neighborhood. >>> tahoe planning agency wants to help boaters and paddlers get around the expansive waters using their smart phones. they just released an app with and interactive feature to give directions of travel while on the lake. and it provides information and pictures about attractions in the area. no wake zone boundaries and how close you are to them and emergency contacts as well. >>> new data shows a big improvement in the number of whale entanglement in fishing nets. it is down from 42 reports during the same period last year. they credit with an agreement with the department of fish and wildlife. >>

. >>> yosemite national park says they want to give it a face lift. the park wide clean up event is getting under way tonight. volunteers plan to spend the next few days picking up trash. the event lasts until monday. in 2018 volunteers helped remove more than seven tons of trash. >>> the trash talk is finally over. it has mayors in oakland, san jose and san francisco declaring victory. volunteers collected more than a ton of trash. each city's mayor challenged the other to wear their city's sports team colors if they had the largest turn out. it's being declared a three-way win. each mayor has agreed to perform a day of service while wearing the city's hometown gear. >>> 5:26, top stories we're following including talks of raising the sales tax in contra costa county. >>> the top story of the day, rising temperatures and fire dangerous. kari hall staying on top of it. >> it's going to be reaching the triple digits in parts of the east bay and north bay. we'll talk about the fire danger and where. that's next. >>> taking a live look at the ball bridge

. >>> a hiker in yosemite national park fell to her death while climbing to the top of half dome. 29-scaling the steepest part of the trail when she fell 500 feet. this is the ninth death at half dome since the area became a park a half century ago. >>> federa prosecutors are asking a judge to sentence felicity huffman for her part in the college scandal. she pleaded guilty to mail fraud in connection with a $15,000 ymt to have her daughter's s.a.t. score improved. the prosecution is also asking for other parents to serve jail time when they're sentenced in the coming weeks. >>> now for the latest twist in the antonio brown saga, the raiders wide receiver now is expected to play on monday. espn reporting that brown made an emotional apology during a team meeting this morning with the team's captains standing alongside. this follows a big blowup where the wide receiver got in a heat confrontation with mike mayock, that led to reports that the team might suspend brown, which would cost them potentially $30 million. brown posted on instagram a letter informing him he was being fined. in

are expected to be delivered for installment next spring video a hiker fell to her death in yosemite national parkned yesterday on the hike to half dome. rangers say the woman is from arizona. she was hiking the steepest part of the half dome trail when she slipped. she fell more than 500 feet down. the hiker died before park rangers arrived. >>> this is live at sfo for a look at repair work that's about to begin on runways. starting tomorrow u one of two runways used for arriving flights will be closed for three weeks. travelers are warned to expect delays and cancels. you might want to opt for early-morning flights because the construction begins at 9:00 a.m. experts say unsettled ground at sfo and increased runway traffic are to blame. >>> the san francisco travel association says the number of visitors next year is expected to hit an all-time high, more than 26 million people, nearly a million more travelers than this current year. more visitors means more money, of course, to the economy to the tune of nearly $10 billion. >> they got the kind of weather right now, visitors would love to see.

electric bikes could soon be zipping through yosemite national park. inistration plan that has some nature advocates worried. the policy would create rules for e-bikes wherever mountain bikes are allowed. it's good for about 400 national parks and federally managed open spaces. a public comment period will be held before the e-bike policy is put in place. >>> time is 5:51. can a dress code go too far? coming up, some patrons at the sacramento bar say that it can. the lengthy list of rules and why some say it's discriminates. >>> and let's head outside before we go to break as we take a live look at some of the traffic at the richmond san rafael bridge. you can see on the left side of your screen, it's stacking up a bit. gianna will have an update on the roads when we come back. >>> it was a breezy day yesterday. we are going to continue with those breezy conditions as we head through the afternoon. now, checking the winds right now, 10-mile-per-hour winds in downtown out of the west, also for sfo, 16-mile-per-hour winds in san ramon, 11 in concord, nine

. >>> a 29-year-old hiker has died after falling 500 feet off the iconic half -- in yosemite national park fell during a -- requiring hikers to cling to cables while they scale that area. it's the latest deadly accident at the summit which has seen nearly 3 mun accidents over the last 15 years. >>> breaking news. president trump announcing on twitter he has called off a secret meeting on u.s. soil with the leader of the taliban. he said the meeting had been planned for today at camp david. then he called it off thursday after a u.s. soldier was killed in an attack near the u.s. embassy in afghanistan. he added, if they cannot agree to a cease-fire during the peace talks, they probably don't have the power to negotiate a meaningful agreement anyway. joining me now is bobby ghosh, member of the editorial board at bloomberg. bobby, good morning. mike vicor a reported a meeting three days before the 9/11 anniversary is very significant. can you ix pannexpand on that ws that? >> you have two different pictures that could have emerged from such a meeting. one is a reminder of why the united stat

. >>> a 29-year-old hiker has died after falling 500 feet off the iconic half dome in yosemite national parkfell during a section of half dome that requires hikers to cling on to cables while they climb. it's the latest deadly accident at the summit which has seen nearly 300 accidents over the last 15 years. >>> now to our 2020 contenders. many of the 19 presidential candidates back on the campaign trail this morning after taking the stage at yesterday's new hampshire democratic convention. after attempting to ignite their campaigns just five months before the state's crucial first in the nation primary, they talked about climate change and health care, but also uniting as a party to defeat president trump. here is what some of them had to say. >> when you see a government that works for the rich and not for anyone else, that is corruption pure and simple and we need to call it out for what it is. >> this country cannot continue to have a president who is a pathological liar, who even uses his sharpie pen to lie about the direction of a hurricane. how crazy is that? >> somebody who trained i

national parks? who was advocating for the environment? >> that's a fascinating question. i'm trying to remember what i was going to talk about. there's also a story about the first national parks. yosemite. the first national park in the world is yellowstone, 1872. it's an entirely different impulse, except to this degree. by this time, the american public is becoming aware of the velocity of the change in the west. war andafter the civil they are seeing the west increasingly as a place where the country can unite, where we can come together. put all of this civil war stuff and sectionalism behind us. -- one way they do that is look to the west as a way of performing a common identity. one of the ways you can find a common identity for the united states as opposed to england or the old world is, ok, you guys have coliseum's and cathedrals and very old cities. we have wilderness. bazaar --wilderness, bizarre wilderness. so there is an impulse to create islands of what people see as pristine, untouched places. they weren't, they were all india mind -- indian land. but they needed to believe that these areas that were distinct american were preserved. it is a jumble of impulses. think that

the trump administration has approved a plan to allow e- bikes in national parks where regular bikes are allowed. that includes yosemitend point reyes national see shore. the chronicle reports that the interior secretary issued the order that puts e bikes in the same category as nonmotorized vehicles. critics say it will destroy wildlife habitat and damage parklands. there is a comment period before it becomes policy. >>> might be a good day to get the bike reved up and go for a hike, a bike ride. it looks beautiful out there. >> all of the above, frank. all of the above. i was out at bodega bay and it was glorious sunshine. it will be like that again today. lots of sunshine, warm temperatures. with the exception right now at the golden gate bridge where there is certainly cloud cover there. just the tip ofbridge is sticking out at the top there. but that too will dissipate getting into the day. going into the 70s today. how about that. santa rosa at 69. livermore at 64 at this hour. and san jose, good morning to you. 66 degrees for you right now. taking a look at storm tracker 2, we just have the clouds mostly at the

the park is pecking an early winter storm bringing as much as 6 inches of snow above 6,000 feet. the upper mountain peaks could see a foot. there is free entry at yosemite and most nationalbrate national public lands day. the roads should reopen monday. and here is meteorologist lisa argen tracking our forecast in weekend. it's a bit cooler out there, lisa. >> definitely, jobina. good morning to you. live doppler 7. notice how clear over the north bay. patchy fog elsewhere. looking at a rain/snow mix in part of the sierra nevada. you can see the loop over the past couple of hours, how quickly the fog dissipated. we have a system up north spreading rain in northern california. it's reinforcing our cool air. here a little fog from the east bay hills camera. you can see in the distance there. 53 san francisco. 54 in san jose. 55 in gilroy and half moon bay. and looking at another vantage point from walnut creek, nice and sunny. 46 though in santa rosa. 48 in petaluma. 5 a in livermore. and 24 hours ago we were warmer. -- we're cool they are morning you can feel is it in the santa roo with 40s. even down through san jose. it is chillier. the winds have continued to build the

there is free entry at yosemite and most national parks today because of national public lands day.reopen monday. lisa argen is tracking our forecast for the weekend. and i'm so glad that we are not seeing snow here. >> that's true. what we will see -- or feel the cool air, for sure, for several days. we started the trend last week and continues with a couple of shots of reinforcing cold air up to north of we are looking at live doppler 7. low clouds and fog. the northwestly winds will sweep that away. and another system will bear down over the weekend allowing for wind and temperatures below average. precip, not likely here. maybe a slight chance in the higher elevations. but certainly seeing that in the form of rain and snow in the mountains. 57 in hayward. one of the warmer locations. dropped another degree in novato at 46. 57 in oakland. the sun not coming up another 45 minutes or so. and this is the way it looks from mount tam. very little fog. partly cloudy and cool this morning to chilly for sure. blustery and below average today. the winds dial back tomorrow. but we could se

. >>> yosemite, you can go to any national park for free, a celebration of national park day.free again on veteran's day, november 11th. >> look, we've made it to the weekend. enjoy it. up next is lester holt with nightly news. >> we'll be back at 6:00. hope to see you then. >>> breaking news tonight, the dramatic moments in court the former police officer breaking down on the stand at her own murder trial the first time we're hearing her describe the night she shot and killed an unarmed neighbor in his apartment. >> i'm so sorry. >> she says she mixed- their homes and what she told him before opening fire. >>> tonight, the impeachment inquiry gaining speed. the new subpoena. secretary of state mike pompeo ordered to turnover documents to ukraine. president trump lashing out at democrats and the whistleblower and our richard engel inside ukraine. the first tv interview with the prosecutor named in the complaint. what he's saying about rudy giuliani. >>> threatening illness

. >>> a woman falls 500 feet to her death while hiking at yosemite national park. she fell from the steepest part. a family member writing on facebook, quote, our beautiful danielle left us doing something she loves so much. thousands of hikers make the trip each year. >>> president trump shifting his focus to another swing set. he's set to hold a campaign rally in new mexico later this month. the state has long been considered democratic leaning voting for hillary clinton in 2016. and president obama before that. but the president's campaign hopes the recent economic boom could swing voters. >>> you're looking at the world's oldest mom. doctors say this indian woman gave birth to twin baby girls at the age of 74. after trying with her husband for decades, she became pregnant through in vitro fertilization. they were delivered by c-section and are said to be happy and healthy. the previous record holder for oldest mom was 70 years old. wow, that's impressive. >> that's biblical stuff right there. >> that's tough, man. i'm glad to hear the babies are happy and healt

national parks? who was advocating for the environment? >> it was -- it is a fascinating question. story of thewhole creation of the first national parks. yosemite, the first national yellowstone in 1872. it is an entirely different impulse. i that time, the american public is becoming aware of the velocity of this change in the west. after the civil war, they are seeing the west increasingly as a place where the country can unite. where we can come together and put all of this civil war stuff behind us. one way they do that is they look to the west as a way of forming a common identity. find athe ways you can common identity for the united states as opposed to england or -- you guys have the coliseum's, you have the cathedrals, you're very old cities. we have wilderness -- you have the very old cities. we have wilderness. beautiful wilderness like yellowstone. there is this impulse to create islands of what people see as pristine untouched places. they were not of course. his all indian lands. they need to believe -- it is all indian lands. they need to believe there is something out there. distinctly american. that deserves our identity. is cr

there is a free entry at yosemite right now and most national parks today is to celebrate national landsthe roads should reopen monday. >>> and meteorologist lisa argen is tracking our weekend forecast. and we have a lot going on. >> you're right. and you know that cold weather moving into the sierra nevada also will be allowing for a chilly weekend, a fall-like weekend. but today unfortunately we have a lot of wind with that. here is live doppler 7. still low clouds all around the bay right now. they will be swept away, compliments of the gusty northwestly winds as we get through the day today. and there is another system up to the north of us. this is going to allow for the cool air to continue to filter in here for the second half of the weekend. even into monday as we say goodbye to september. right now it's 5 a degrees in parts of the east bay. around fremont. 56 in concord. up north bow boy you feel the chill in 48 in novato. 55 on the coast. here a look at the current winds. by the delta out of the southwest at 22 miles an hour, getting a little breezy. we are seeing the winds inc

house order allowing ebikes, electric bikes along all national park trails where right now regular bikes are allowed, that includes places like yosemitegolden gate national recreation area and point reyes. it means ecyclists can use the trail that hikers and horse lovers also enjoy. the park service says it's just adopting to new technology, adapting to new technology. opponents say this is a decision made without proper analysis. the new rule will only be implemented after a public comment period, so you still have a chance to have your say. >>> many world leaders spent the weekend in warsaw, poland, marking the 80th anniversary of the start of world war ii. >> representatives from dozens of countries joined together yesterday to commemorate the start of the war on september 1st, 1939. that is when nazi germany first invaded poland which remained under german occupation for more than five years. president trump canceled his trip due to hurricane dorian, but vice president mike pence was among those attending. >> today we remember how the gathering storm of the 20th century broke in to warfare and invasion, followed by unspeakable har

blasting a new white house order allowing ebikes along all national park trails, where regular bikes are currently allowed, that includes places like yosemite, the golden gate national recreation area and point reyes. it means ecyclists can use the trails that hikers and horse lovers now enjoy. the park service says it's safely adopting the new technology. opponents say the decision was made without proper analysis. the new rule will only be implemented after a public comment period. >>> coming up, breaking news, a rescue under way, at least 30 people are in a boat off the coast of santa barbara, and we know that they are being rescued right now. what else we know, coming up. >>> and a busy night for fire fighters in san jose. this is new video after a fire spread to several back yards. what investigators say helped fuel those flames. >>> plus bracing for dorian, after it barrels over the bahamas, where people were boarding this up morning, aheadahead of the storm. >>> a live look right here, looks different when you see four cars on the road. this is the been beeay bridge t plaza. it is labor day, less people on the road this morning. kari

national park service commemorated its centennial. it has been in existence since 1916, but they have not managed historic sites. think about some of the early park service sites. it is yosemite, yellowstone out west, recreational. now the park service comes in and manages historic sites including gettysburg. they get control of over 2000 acres at gettysburg at this time. and unlike today, the national park service did not have a uniform management philosophy. so much of how a park like gettysburg was managed depended on the local superintendent. the man on the left is the first national park service superintendent. his name is james mcconaughey. james mcconaughey is a harvard graduate. he has a degree in landscape architecture. so when mcconaughey comes to gettysburg, his management philosophy is to manage the park, preserve the battlefield as a beautiful landscape. if you read through the gettysburg times newspapers in the 1930's, the park is encouraging visitors to come to gettysburg to look at flowers. come visit devils den and look at the beautiful spring foliage. come visit little round top and look at the beautiful fall foliage. mcconaughey thinks that the monuments ar