detroit's the biggest u.s. city ever to do so. overnight, residents reacted to the news. >> detroit can't even have their own business. that's sad. >> enough time to straighten it out. so, i guess, if you can't handle it themselves, someone else will. >> reporter: the governor of michigan authorized the bankruptcy. >> detroit's broke. >> reporter: detroit mayor dave bing preferred the city work on its problems outside of bankruptcy court. >> now that we're here, we have to make the best of it. >> reporter: detroit was once the nation's fourth-largest city. home to 1.8 million in 1950. those were motown's glory years. today, nearly 700,000 people live in detroit. the land area is far too big for its population. 78,000 abandoned buildings. crime is rampant. residents wait for 58 minutes for police to respond to their calls. detroit's homicide rate at its highest level in 40 years, with many calling it murder city. city services will remain open. bills will be paid. >> nothing changes from the standpoint of the ordinary citizen's per

in detroit everybody nods, says how ya doing. we love coming to detroit.e brought some buddy's detroit style pizza right back to you in the studio. enjoy it. we're gonna enjoy it out here, all right. >> i appreciate it. robin is like, detroit style pizza? now it is here, robin. we're going to dig in. >> okay. we'll dig in. >> while you do that, dig in. >> i can't. i'm still shedding for the wedding. move my tail for the veil. time for deals and steals sizzling summer spectacular. tory johnson is back on the road here with great deals on back to school essentials, tech, more. scan the qr code on the bottom of your screen. good to have you home. it was great to have you on the road. >> we had a lot of fun. we're diving in here with clear space. the easiest way to organize instantly anywhere in the house. from cleaning supplies to snacks. cleaning supplies, office supplies. these bins do it all. they allow you to organize everything so you know what's where and can grab it. i love the water bottle holders. sometimes you have cabinet space that isn't tall enou

>> i hope so, except for detroit, i mean. you saw what type of class they had in terms of walking off the court in defeat, but, you know, that's them. that's their nature. we expected it. >> they won. they won. they won. >> i'm not giving the bulls no credit. >> the team walked off that afternoon, but, as always, everything pointed back to the star who'd been the face of the pistons since the day he was drafted 10 years earlier. >> what this team accomplished, um... was history, you know? >> it cost him. it cost him that he wasn't a beloved character in the history of the national basketball association. he should have been. >> the following summer, when the dream team dominated the barcelona olympics, isiah thomas was left off the roster. and, more than 20 years later, no one's forgotten what was seen as his final act. >> in my mind, the walk-off against chicago bulls was isiah thomas' idea. >> it was engineered by isiah. >> oh, yeah. i was the one that was the instigator of walking off the court. did it feel good for me? ab

mike shumann is in detroit. >> yes, she in detroit. when we come back we will hear >>> well, for the second time in three years the giants are world champs. they completed a four-game sweep of detroit with a 4-3 victory in 10 innings. let's go out to comerica park where they were getting the world championship trophy ready. the giants took an erred -- n early lead. belt drives home pe nce. it was an r.b.i triple. the tigers did something in the third they had not done all series, take a lead. with a man on, the triple crown winner cabrera takes cain deep and it was 2-1 detroit. mvp candidate buster posey came through with a shot down the left field line. it is 3-2 giants. the tigers answered in their half. young sends this cain pitch into the right field stands for a solo shot. it was tied at three apiece. cain finished with a bang. he allowed all three runs while striking out five. they would go to extra innings. in the 10th with a man on and scutero drops a single into center. therio races home and the giants take the lead. in the bo

of course again now the giants head off to detroit.k, abc 7 news. >> thanks very much. >> game 3 and 4 are saturday and sunday if necessary game 5 would be monday also in detroi detroit. >> tonight the abc 7 news i team investigates a cold case. child disappearance in san francisco almost 30 years ago. >> and in the process discovers a possible connection to serial killer. dan is here with an investigation you will see only on 7. >> kevin collins was one of the first missing children whose case got national attention. thousands of tips came in over the years but they all led nowhere. tonight we have uncovered the one serious lead san francisco police either missed or chose to ignore. from san quentin state problem. east block. first tier cell 115 on death row. could the bizarre rant ofhold therial kilr hold the key to a boy disappearance almost 30 years ago. >> he was very sweet. very shy around other people. >>reporter: after ann collins 10-year-old son kevin vanished. bay area responded in a big way. posters went up. volunteers went

of course again now the giants head off to detroit. from at&t park, abc 7 news. >> thanks very much. >> game 3 and 4 are saturday and sunday if necessary game 5 would be monday also in detroi detroit. >> tonight the abc 7 news i team investigates a cold case. child disappearance in san francisco almost 30 years ago. >> and in the process discovers a possible connection to serial killer. dan is here with an investigation you will see only on 7. >> kevin collins was one of the first missing children whose case got national attention. thousands of tips came in over the years but they all led nowhere. tonight we have uncovered the one serious lead san francisco police either missed or chose to ignore. from san quentin state problem. east block. first tier cell 115 on death row. could the bizarre rant of serial killer hold the key to a boy disappearance almost 30 years ago. >> he was very sweet. very shy around other people. >>reporter: after ann collins 10-year-old son kevin vanished. bay area responded in a big way. posters went up. volun

from detroit, abc-7 news. >> ama: you can tell by looking at wayne it's cold in detroit. so how will the weather be for game four? let's check in with leigh glaser. >> leigh: going from temperatures in 70s and 80s to the bay area to upper 30s to low 40s there. chilly definitely. live doppler 7hd showing clear sky over detroit right now, but let's get to the forecast for game four tomorrow. we're going to see more clouds move in. temperatures around the first pitch in mid-40s but by the seven or eighth inning, low 40s and and wicked wind out of the north and the wind chill, into the up jimmy,0 30ers to low 40s. so it will be another cool chilly night there. we'veing look at our own forecast coming up. >> ama: and you can catch game four of the world series on our big screen in front of san francisco city hall tomorrow. the mayor's office just announced they'll show she game begin agent 5:00. it will be a family event so no alcohol will be tolerated. the city received permission today to show the game. >> there's much more news to come, including developing news on hurrican

mike shumann is in detroit. >> yes, she in detroit.we come back we will hear >>> well, for the second time in three years the giants are world champs. they completed a four-game sweep of detroit with a 4-3 victory in 10 innings. let's go out to comerica park where they were getting the world championship trophy ready. the giants took an erred -- n early lead. belt drives home pe nce. it was an r.b.i triple. the tigers did something in the third they had not done on,n on, the tripleead. crown winner cabrera takes cain deep and it was 2-1 detroit. mvp candidate buster posey came through with a shot down the left field line. it is 3-2 giants. the tigers answered in their half. young sends this cain pitch into the right field stands for a solo shot. it was tied at three apiece. cain finished with a bang. he allowed all three runs while striking out five. they would go to extra innings. in the 10th with a man on and scutero drops a single into center. therio races home and the giants take the lead. in the bottom of the 10th, sergio romo in

from detroit, abc-7 news. >> ama: you can tell by looking at wayne it's cold in detroit. so how will the weather be for game four? let's check in with leigh glaser. >> leigh: going from temperatures in 70s and 80s to the bay area to upper 30s to low 40s there. chilly definitely. live doppler 7hd showing clear sky over detroit right now, but let's get to the forecast for game four tomorrow. we're going to see more clouds move in. temperatures around the first pitch in mid-40s but by the seven or eighth inning, low 40s and and wicked wind out of the north and the wind chill, into the up jimmy,0 30ers to low 40s. so it will be another cool chilly night there. we'veing look at our own forecast coming up. >> ama: and you can catch game four of the world series on our big screen in front of san francisco city hall tomorrow. the mayor's office just announced they'll show she game begin agent 5:00. it will be a family event so no alcohol will be tolerated. the city received permission today to show the game. >> there's much more news to come, including developing news on hurrican

we're going to get mike back in few minutes which includes detroit. it will be pretty cold out there. >> cheryl: also ahead one of earliest starts >> kristen: apple stock is taking a big hit today. it's below $600 for the first time in three months after latest earning reports. and they say holiday profits will be down from last year were taking pre-orders for the apple mini today. initial supplies of the white model were gone within minutes. you can still order one. tablet computer hits stores next friday starting at 329. >> a reminder for anybody hitting the road. san mateo bridge will not be closed. they concluded their work during the close of last weekend. critical mass will be hitting the streets starting at 6:00 tonight. it's the first bike ride since last month's 21st anniversary ride. don't forget. navigating the hot spots download waze traffic app at google play for android. >> kristen: skiers are hitting the slopes in the earlier start in years. borealt opened and they got over three feet of snow naturally this week. you are looking at snow

abc7 news reporter wayne freedman is in detroit. ran into some giants fans who have a very personal connection to the team. >> we found them in a hotel lobby looking at old pictures of a certain favorite player who always wanted to be a giant. >> i knew he was a good athlete when he was real young. >> we always told him if you are good, everybody will know you are good so you don't go around patting yourself on the back. >> does the kid look familiar yet? >> my son is brandon belt. >> so is her son-in-law. >> he was cute when he was a little boy. >> for darryl and their inlaws, this is a world series experience that reflected glory. >> they flew into detroit, they have a room at the team hotel surrounded by the giants. but make no mistake, there's a big difference between detroit and where they come from. >> lufkin, texas. >> lufkin, texas, with fewer people than a sold out crowd at&t park. lufkin, that's where the local kids made a video to cheer him on. lufkin where he was a big baseball star. his parents had little potential for

made ♪ ♪ deuce and a quarter, babe she's a detroit made deuce and a quarter, babe ♪ ♪ detroit made ♪ little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ finally, i have a manly chocolatey snack ♪ ♪ and fiber so my wife won't give me any more flack ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na... female announcer: it's a great big world and it can all be yours. here and only here. ♪ come and get it. >> i want to thank adam carolla, cristela alonzo, and apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time. "nightline" is next, but first, his new album is called "ride out." here with the song "hollywood nights," once again, bob seger! ♪ ♪ ♪ she stood there bright as the sun on that california coast he was a midwestern ♪ ♪ boy o

but they will be going in detroit with an advantage. 2-0 lead in this series which is not something this team is used to. usually they have their backs up against the wall but this time they have the upper hand. some fans wonder if they are going to be back. if they clinch in detroit. it is the world series. >> we did it in texas in 2010. this is entire organization, the players. front office. it's everyone who puts in the long hours. so we really want to reward the staff and have everyone feel a part of it. >> the giants were on last night 2-0 and up in this series 2-0 but the players say they are not going to take it for granted and they are not going to let their guard down. they will travel today. they will play on saturday. brian vogemsong will be on mound for the giants. as right now they are halfway there. halfway to a world series victory. >> thanks so much. series goes to detroit now where the giants find weather a lot cooler. game three four tomorrow and sunday and if necessary, game five will be on monday in detroit. >>> two

in detroit. it would be a nice mention with all that detroit is going through."nd the videos. >> hi, david. >> reporter: viewer diane kowalski in snowy detroit. >> i'm here holding this small blue package. >> reporter: just hoping that what is in the box is what she's been hinting about. hope her husband's watching. >> i'm hoping it's my very own green shinola watch. >> reporter: because those elves at the north pole are facing some stiff competition from workers back on the job in detroit. >> all the employees that we hired, they've never assembled a watch. they've assembled cars maybe, but not watches. >> reporter: until now. they brought over swiss watch makers, had them train the workers in detroit and that's all they needed. now, it's americans giving the swiss a run for their money. one of the workers can't wait to see one of her watches worn on the street. >> people are going to buy watches that we made. it's going to be a big deal to me. >> reporter: workers in what look like hospital scrubs with surgical precision. a game of "operation." and we were invi

game 5 would be in detroit if necessary. wayne freedman and mike shumann are bringing us live coverage from detroit. >> look for their reports. abc7 meteorologist sandhya patel is here with a look at what it is going to be like for the first pitch? kind of cool. >> oh, cold to say the least. they have done it twice. they can do it again. let's check out the forecast. as we fly you over to detroit you will see what it looks like. comerica park on saturday at 5:07 and we are looking at a few clouds around. temperatures in the mid40s at 5:07. by 8:30 it will be down to 40 degrees. it is going to be cold there. but it will be dry. as we check out live doppler 7hd, we have clear skies inland, but some low clouds and fog near the coast. this is just an indication of what is to come. i can tell you this much, carolyn and dan, you will want to take your plans outside this weekend. i will be back to tell you more about a warm up that's coming in a few minutes. >> excellent. thank you so much. >>> up next, the new threat to our planet

they may clinch in detroit. some are even talking sweep.troit manager the giants are good. they are really good. the bad news for the tigers is that the giants still have their two best pitch others deck, vogelsong will pitch on saturday matt cain pitches on sunday. today is travel day. they will be flying detroit and leaving this morning. >> two occupy protestors are facing charges this morning after march through downtown to mark the anniversary of violent clashes with police in city hall 200 people marched through downtown oakland. it lasted several hours and finally ended near city hall. a 25-year-old man was arrested along with another person. earlier speakers urged them not to vandalize during the march. they argued with younger demonstrators that appeared to be ready to do damage. >> i'm going to use this in case of an emergency. that is it. nothing else. >> you have no plans of breaking any of the business windows? >> no, none whatsoever. >> kristen: thissome demonstrators they might try to camp out but as of this morning can the pl

his journey from the west side of detroit.ransit law that's getting these dogs carried away. tipation. i've had it up to here! it's been month after month of fiber. weeks taking probiotics! days and nights of laxatives, only to have my symptoms return. (vo) if you've had enough, tell your doctor what you've tried and how long you've been at it. linzess works differently from laxatives. linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. it can help relieve your belly pain, and lets you have more frequent and complete bowel movements that are easier to pass. do not give linzess to children less than six, and it should not be given to children six to less than 18. it may harm them. don't take linzess if you have a bowel blockage. get immediate help if you develop unusual or severe stomach pain, especially with bloody or black stools. the most common side effect is diarrhea, sometimes severe. if it's severe, stop taking linzess and call your doctor right away. other side effects include gas, stomach-area pai

wednesday tonight right back here at at&t park against the detroit tigers. this is rick kwan reporting live from at&t park. back to you. >> thanks rick. coming up later in sports complete highlights and clubhouse and why our giants are going to the world series. >> unbelievable. very excitin exciting. >> thanks. >>> well just incredible night for the fans and celebration continue right now. >> especially at the ballpark. where the rain is no match for the orange and black tonight. that's where nick smith is live for us. hi nick. >> what rain? came down in buckets. i'm here to tell you that right at the end of the game there it came down so heavy it seemed as though everyone was standing in the shower but the san francisco giants fans were not deterred in the least. they were here until the end. they knew that the nlcs had gone to game 7 and they were just happy to be there. now they are preparing to face off against the detroit tigers. >> after huge come back against the defending champion st. louis cardinals, the san francisco giants are headed back to the

. >> jimmy: you grew up in detroit, correct? >> i did, i grew up in detroit, michigan.t said detroit, michigan. it's so funny. detroit's one of those cities, you only have to say the city. i'm not from detroit, new mexico. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there's no confusing it. even las vegas, there's a las vegas, new mexico. >> exactly, right, right. >> jimmy: where in detroit? what part of detroit are you from? >> i grew up as far north in detroit as you can possibly live. i grew up one block south of 8 mile road. >> jimmy: right. >> which is good because it's the one thing everybody knows about detroit, 8 mile. i know the little street. everyone's like, detroit? 8 mile? eminem! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it was just like a normal little kind of neighborhood community, right? >> it really was. there were times when people would -- friends from the suburbs would drop me off at home and go, this is a nice suburb. i'm like, no, no, you're in the city. oh, what? it was like they were in shangri-la, they couldn't believe it. a very nice, diverse neighborhood, it was great. >> jimmy: b

detroiters are a very resilient people. and we have a, you know, we had chrysler and general motors that the federal government helped in their bankruptcy, they came back and they are doing well. detroit is an iconic city, worldwide, and our people will fight through this and we will come back. >> the auto industry came back with federal help. but vice president biden says we don't know how the federal government can help. i know you have been in contact with white house and administration officials, have you asked for federal assistance and what have they told you? >> well, i think it's very difficult right now to ask directly for support. i have gotten great support from this administration. i've got great support from a lot of the different departments within the administration. they have been helpful, but now that we've done our bankruptcy filing, i think we've got to take a step back and see what's next. there's a lot of conversation, a lot of planning, a lot of negotiations that will go into fixes our city. >> so no f

game 5 would be in detroit if necessary. wayne freedman and mike shumann are bringing us live coverage from detroit. >> look for their reports. abc7 meteorologist sandhya patel is here with a look at what it is going to be like for the first pitch? kind of cool. >> oh, cold to say the least. they have done it twice. they can do it again. let's check out the forecast. as we fly you over to detroit you will see what it looks like. comerica park on saturday at 5:07 and we are looking at a few clouds around. temperatures in the mid40s at 5:07. by 8:30 it will be degrees. 40 degrees. it is going to be cold there. but it will be dry. as we check out live doppler 7hd, we have clear skies inland, but some low clouds and fog near the coast. this is just an indication of what is to come. i can tell you this much, carolyn and dan, you will want to take your plans outside this weekend. i will be back to tell you more about a warm up that's coming in a few minutes. >> excellent. thank you so much. >>> up next, the new threat to our plane

and you shoot it in detroit?our hometown? because you have a very entanglements when you shoot somewhere where you live. >> for sure, to go home to work, sometimes your parents don't remember that, and they're like, well, monday is your cousin's birthday, so you got to go there. and your grandma's awfully mad at you. man, i shouldn't have come home. >> jimmy: you might want to just shoot the exteriors there and put the rest in l.a. >> like martin did. >> jimmy: yeah, right. it's a great idea, the show. you are ad executives. very dumb ad executives. a lot of times they'll have one dumb guy and one smart guy. you did it differently. you have two very dumb guys who make local tv commercials. >> yeah. >> jimmy: are these inspired by real local tv commercials in detroit? >> absolutely. a lot of the ones we've done on the show are loose parodies, almost direct rip-offs of ones that really exist. >> jimmy: it's hard to make them funnier than they really are. >> it really is. >> jimmy: i love local tv commercials. that'

wednesday tonight right back here at at&t park against the detroit tigers.orting live from at&t park. back to you. >> thanks rick. coming up later in sports complete highlights and clubhouse and why our giants are going to the world series. >> unbelievable. very excitin exciting. >> thanks. >>> well just incredible night for the fans and celebration continue right now. >> especially at the ballpark. where the rain is no match for the orange and black tonight. that's where nick smith is live for us. hi nick. >> what rain? came down in buckets. i'm here to tell you that right at the end of the game there it came down so heavy it seemed as though everyone was standing in the shower but the san francisco giants fans were not deterred in the least. they were here until the end. they knew that the nlcs had gone to game 7 and they were just happy to be there. now they are preparing to face off against the detroit tigers. >> after huge come back against the defending champion st. louis cardinals, the san francisco giants are headed back to the world series. wasn't e

if a game five is necessary, it would be tomorrow in detroit. then if a game six is needed it would happen back here in san francisco on wednesday, which also happens to be halloween. >>> giants fans are still uploading some memorable pics showing their team spirit. take a look at lisa and her two boys in their family pumpkin carving project. looks like they are celebrating angry birds and halloween. and kayla from south san francisco shared this distinctive pumping carving of giants pitcher tim lincecum. send us your fan photos. or you can share them with us on our face back page. facebook.com/abc7news or on twitter@abc7newsbayarea. you can like us on facebook and click the giants logo at the top of our page. that will take us here where you can choose to share any of the nine badges to show your support on your facebook wall. up next, the latest on the nanny accused of killing two children in new york, where she sought help right before the murders. >> strong winds, flooding rain and powerful storm surge. i'm in north carolina where sandy is r

the top seeded 40 niners have the home field advantage against detroit. the winner of tonight's game will take on the kansas city chiefs in the super bowl in las vegas on february 11th. the niners fans were fired up for today's matchup well before kickoff. red and gold just filled the parking lot at levi's stadium hours before the gates opened, with temperatures in the 70s, 40 niners faithful have been tailgating all afternoon. we came across some dance parties in the parking lot. as you can see, no surprise here. niners fans we talked with are all predicting a big victory. we stack offense and defense. >> we all the way stacked. >> i'll tell you, there's i sense and i feel some confidence here. >> there's always confidence like we're the niners. we're in the championships. we're in the playoffs year. and year in and year out. >> is there anything that worries you about today? >> not there's no rain so we're good. >> it's 70 degrees in california . i'm not worried. >> there'll be a lot of confidence in this parking lot. i don't know if it's liquid confide

detroit, crippled by a major power outage. traffic lights going dark, elevators stuck, schools in the dark, as well. this hallway, pitch black. one student actually reading using the light on his cell phone. abc's tom llamas is in detroit this evening, where they are asking serious questions about america's aging infrastructure. >> reporter: tonight, the city of detroit recovering from a massive power outage. just after 10:30 this morning, the lights went out across downtown detroit, cutting power to 1,400 buildings. watch as the lights go out during a murder trial -- these lawyers left in the dark. traffic lights out, trains stalled, the detroit red wings arena pitch black. workers evacuating from city buildings. >> and the computer just said, boom. so, it just went out. >> reporter: some being helped out on stretchers. detroit public schools sending some children home early, as others tried to work by the light of their cell phones. wayne state university students told us they were scared. >> it went completely dark and then

elwyn lopez tonight from detroit. >> reporter: tonight, with that crucial ambassador bridge linking detroit to windsor, ontario, shut down for a fourth day by a blockade of the minute.experts say auma lio toyota partially shutting down their plant in kentucky, their largest, and shutting three ka n canadian plants for the rest of the week, warning of potential disruptions throughout the weekend. today, general motors canceling two more shifts at their lansing suv factory, in addition to the one yesterday. ford, honda, and stellantis -- formerly fiat chrysler -- all cutting down some degree of production. >> they've run out of parts. parts arrive at the plant, maybe four hours, maybe eight hours, maybe a couple days ahead of time. so if there's a hiccup in the supply, that can cause the whole plant to close. >> reporter: a separate group today blocking the main border crossing between north dakota and manitoba. meanwhile, in ottawa, protesters warmed the airport as the blockade of canada's capital now enters its third week. some hunkering down with young children, showing no signs of leaving

the vice president drawing major crowds, 15,000 turning out in detroit. about 15,000 in phoenix too. tonight donald trump falsely claiming some of the images of those crowds are being generated by artificial intelligence. here's abc's senior white house correspondent selina wang. >> reporter: tonight, new battleground polling shows a radically changed race for the white house, with 85 days to go. vice president kamala harris now leading former president donald trump in three crucial rust belt states, states where trump and president biden were virtually tied with trump having the edge. in pennsylvania, michigan, and wisconsin, harris leading trump among likely voters, 50 to 46%, within the margin of error. harris and running mate minnesota governor tim walz fresh off their first week together, blitzing the battle grounds. >> we have the momentum and i know exactly what we are up against. >> reporter: her campaign blasting trump for not doing the same. saying, vice president harris is the only candidate out on the campaign trail in swing states fighting to

bankruptcy. >> detroit is broke. >> reporter: detroit now hoping to start over. >> it's an opportunityor a fresh start. >> reporter: one of the ideas, downsizing. >> we could become the greenest city in the country because of the land that we have. >> reporter: the bitter pill of being the largest american city to ever fold, stiffing creditors, cutting pensions while hoping to offer its citizens some way out. jim avila, abc news, washington. >>> next tonight we want to take you to the middle east where you go inside a growing crises, the u.s. secretary of state already there on the scene and take a look at it now. we are talking about the sheer reach of the humanity, an endless stretch of people in a refugee camp in jordan. they're syrians. it has become the second largest refugee camp in the world, three square miles, half of them are children, all of them fleeing the war in syria. abc's martha raddatz was there >> reporter: the refugee camp is bigger than kansas city, 140,000 people on the run from the terror of the assad regime. enter secretary john kerry, to show concern. but what

then they blew the top off the shane park amphitheater in detroit.al tribute, her friends say aretha would have wanted. ♪ r-e-s-p-e-c-t >> she was an icon in the city of detroit and me growing up as a kid we listened to her with my mom and grandmother. >> reporter: despite humble beginnings she was bound for glory. the seeds of her musical greatness planted in her father's church. she once said, i'm using to the highest degree possible the gift that god gave me to use. thousands of mourners have come to pay their respects. some showed up driving pink cadillacs. >> there were people crying, but what i seen most was respect, and that's something that's like a moniker attached to aretha, respect. >> reporter: lying in her open casket wearing red shoe, he ankles crossed, aretha exudes a mixture of comfort and strength. always regal but never considered herself royalty. stevie wonder, chaka khan. civil rights leaders, the greats are here. today's funeral a final good-bye. aretha franklin passed away august 16th at the age of 76. aretha's final ride will b

. >> kristen: giants head to detroit for game three. the giants were ahead 2-0 after a surprise start by madison bumgarner who pitched seven scoreless innings. then in the ninth, romo shut the tigers down. giants beat detroit 2-0 and san francisco needs to win two more to capture the second world series title in three years. i'm same live at mccovey cove with family action. >> they are giving you a little bit of anything. if you like blowouts you got that. if you like a nail-biter they gave you that last night. the giants' fans seemed happy. they liked what they saw with their team now up 2-0 in this series. its position in this postseason series but not quite used to. they are up and. fans are so excited. some of them stood in line and watched through a chain link fence in the out field for free. >> came and waited in line. yeah for a couple of hours. in we were, it was amazing. >> reporter: now the team is headed to detroit. they will leave this morning. giants are going to take their entire front office to detroit. they usually don't

i think when it comes to the questions between detroit and its creditors, that's what detroit is going to have to work out with the creditors. >> so federal bailout off the table. >> i think they're going to have to work with their creditors. >> that's the last word. secretary lew, thanks very much. more from the roundtable joined by george will, peggy noonan, former counsellor to the obama treasury department, steven rattner. and katrina vanden heuvel. let me go back, the president is not going to negotiate over the debt limit, but it's going to work out. the white house is betting that the republicans are going to cave. >> the republicans know this is a weak lever to move the world. the debt ceiling always gets raised. what interested me about what he said was, he's looking back and saying the recovery is as bad as it is, and it is bad, is what happened in the summer of 2011 over the debt ceiling. that's pretty -- >> that did hurt confidence, didn't it? >> let's look at the recovery, george. now in the fifth year of a recovery. there are 2.2 million fewer jobs than there were in the

raiders win 26-16. >>> the seahawks were at detroit. fourth quarter, former raider, zack miller, with an amazing one-hand grab for the touchdown, seattle on top. but with just 24 second left in regulation, matthew stafford connects with titus young for the score. lions win 28-24. detroit improves to 3-4. seattle falls to 4-4. >> the patriots and rams playing in london. this game was all new england. tom brady threw for more than 300 yards and four touchdowns, two to brandon lloyd. rob gronkowski had a big game with 146 yards receiving and two scores. the patriots crush st. louis, 45-7. >> the the new york led dallas 23-0. the cowboys nearly came all the way back. with just seconds live, romo goes deep to dez bryant who makes the catch for what appears to be the go-ahead score but the replay show bryant's hand came down out-of-bounds so the call was reversed. new york wins 29-24. great finish win the colts and titans. andrew luck finds ballard. check this out. 180 back spin into the end zone. worth one more look. the colts improve to 4-3

aretha franklin's family says she is resting at home in detroit amid reports the 76-year-old legend'saretha franklin is currently surrounded by family and friends in her home city of detroit. >> reporter: surrounded by loved ones in her home, and by her fans right there in detroit, who overnight joined in when beyonce and jay-z dedicated their concert to aretha. ♪ what you need ♪ you know i got it ♪ all i'm asking ♪ is for a little respect when you come home ♪ >> reporter: and tonight, the ap now reporting stevie wonder visited aretha franklin at her home in detroit today. the two performing together over the years. ♪ and it was just a few years back at the kennedy center honors, it was aretha franklin who brought everyone to their feet. ♪ you make me feel ♪ you make me feel like a natural woman ♪ >> reporter: her strength, her grace, and the song she began performing in her 20s. profound respect for aretha franklin tonight. thanks for watching here, i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. >> announcer: live where you live. this is abc 7 news. >>> a tim

as the niners take on the detroit lions team. fits this crowd feeling confident. >> we're going all the way, man. we're going all the way. yeah we're going to win this. >> lions have a chance today. >> if it was a different team possibly. >> this is my niner game right here amanda dela merced and her crew ready for a win i mean i'm nervous, but i'm not nervous. >> you know what i mean? i got faith in the niners. the lions? like, they finally made it. >> so i don't think it's that big of a deal. go, niners number one niner fans representing at finnegan's bar and grill in novato. >> do you have any, like, rituals that you do before a game day? >> irish coffee and a beer. >> marcus anderson is here to watch at a bar where 40 niners, potato skins and a jared goff burger are on the same menu. the lions quarterback grew up in nevada, played football at marin catholic and at cal. >> all my friends got to play football with him. i just got to hear all the cool stories. >> but that doesn't mean any allegiance to detroit. >> absolutely not

abc's alex presha is in detroit tonight. >> reporter: tonight, authorities in detroit on high alert after the brutal murder of the president of a local synagogue. detroit police say, samantha woll was found around 6:30 am saturday outside her home. the 40 year old stabbed multiple times, a trail of blood leading back to her townhouse. she was pronounced dead at the scene. woll had led the isaac agree synagogue in downtown detroit since last year. >> i'm just numb at this moment, you know, sam was such an amazingly kind person. i can't imagine anything like this happening to her. >> reporter: late today, woll's body laid to rest. her family remembering her as a beautiful soul. >> our world is shattered without you, you brought us light. >> reporter: and michigan attorney general dana nessel, who previously worked with woll, writing "sam truly used her faith and activism to create a better place for everyone." >> she really was a genuinely kind, sweet person that touched everyone that she knew. >> reporter: so far, police have not identified a suspect or possible motive. detroit's police ch

it's a great day. >> i know, i drbrought detroit weather. >> do you want some coffee?fee. >> reporter: sun robinson worked with her stylist to find the perfect outfit for an upcoming shoot. and for a couple of upcoming oscar parties. >> oh, this is cute. >> i thought that was super cute. for 90 days, i note they don't want yellow. >> oh, i love yellow. >> i know. >> reporter: the beloved tv personality has been reporting for almost 30 years from her start in local news in miami -- >> morning, night, see you later on your drive at 7:30. >> reporter: to the national stage, cohosting "access hollywood." >> i'm shaun robinson. as an "access hollywood" host, i get to interview the biggest stars on the red carpet. >> reporter: now as the face of one of the most highly rated shows on cable television, reality tv sensation "90 day fiance." >> to make sure you give us straight answers, we're going to hook you up to an actual polygraph. >> all right! >> aka, a lie detector machine. >> reporter: but it all started many years ago at a small local tv station in detroit, michigan. w

the niners rolling into detroit the niners rolling into detroit until the lions roared back. ♪ ♪ ♪ theing into detroit until the lions roared back. ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ i don't just play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual neuroscientist. and i love the science behind neuriva plus. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger. the x-rays from your urgent care visit look good. just stay off that leg, okay? what about my rec team? i'm all they got. next season. thanks doc. wow, he already scheduled my pt. i love doctors who work with athletes. does he know you tripped over a basketball? that's a sports injury. at kaiser permanente, we make getting care easy so you can get back on the court quicker. >> now, abc 7 sports with chris alvarez. chris: 49ers kicking off week one in detroit. the game is never out of reach until the final whistle. jimmy garoppolo, trey lance hugging it out. the first offensive play for the niners, jimmy the starting quarterback and f

game five would be monday in detroit, if necessary. abc7 news reporter wane freed and mike shumann are going to bring us live coverage from detroit. >>> san francisco police are investigating a double shooting last night in the bayview district this left a teenage girl with critical injuries and a man with less serious wounds. call for shots came in about 9:00 last night. police found one victim at the corner of jennings street and thomas heavy. the second victim was found a block away. both were taken to the hospital for treatment. so far no arrests made and list have not released information on possible suspects or motives. >> a new york couple with bay area close ties can't fact thumb why a nanny would kill their two daughters and then kill themselves. abc7 news reporter serge quintin talk with heartbroken former neighbors of the family would lived in san francisco's valley for years. >> the disturbing purchased of two children in this manhattan apartment building have sent shock waves across the country. the mother returned home to

game five would be monday in detroit. you know what? might not be necessary if the giants can keep going. abc7 news property wane free man and mike shumann will bring us live coverage from detroit. >>> san francisco police are investigating a double shooting last night in the bayview district this left a teenage girl with critical injuries and a man with less serious wounds. call for shots came in about 9:00 last night. police found one victim at the corner of jennings street and thomas avenue. the second victim discovered a lock away the jennings and shasta. both were taken to the hospital for treatment. so far no arrests made and list have not released information on possible suspects or motives. >> a new york couple with bay area close ties cannot fact thumb why a nanny would kill their two daughters and then stab herself. abc7 news reporter sergio again takenna talks with heartbroken former neighbors of the krim family who lived in the valley for years. >> the disturbing purchased of -- murder of two children in this manhattan apart

analysts predict detroit's comeback will continue.he darkest days in motown's history, now fading in the rear-view mirror. chris bury, abc news, detroit. >>> and a news note from overseas. 24 hours after an american man was sentenced to die, accused of spying in iran, and less than 1 week after a u.s. warship saved 13 iranian fishermen held hostage by pirates, there's been another astonishing rescue at sea by america today. six iranians stranded in the persian gulf. their vessel taking on water, were rescued by the u.s. coast guard. one of the iranians thanked the coast guard, saying without their help, they would all be dead. >>> and still ahead on "world news," an alert about orange juice. the government rushing to test for a chemical showing up by surprise. >>> new questions, tonight, about a popular way to quit smoking. our dr. richard besser on what really works to help kick the habit. >>> and that new song everyone is talking about today, which famous dad wrote the lullaby you love the most? hello, how can i deliver world-class

mostly 50s from kansas city to detroit. 62 here in new york. 80s from atlanta to new orleans. >>> well, tense of thousands of people tuned in over the week end for a bird's eye view of a couple of eagle eggs hatching. a hidden camera had been watching. >> more than 100,000 people were watching when the first eaglet was hatched. briefly crashing the site. three eggs were laid in february. >> a little fuzz ball. so cute. very adorable. >>> coming up next, personal information for millions stolen in one of the biggest internet security breaches ever. >>> plus, ivy league harassment. women take on yale university over what they say was done to them. >>> and the overnight shocker. katie couric leaving her post at the evening news. the evening news. >>> some of the nation's biggest companies are dealing with the fallout of some of the biggest data breaches ever. citibank, wall walgre rken are warning customers. the information was stolen from epsilon. >>> and bp wants to start drilling in the gulf again. the new york times report that bp would like to drill at ten existing wells in exchange

so detroit venice detroit venice i mean, venice, italy is the first and only city in the world to charge entrance fee. and it started today. the fee is ■k75. that's about $5.36 in american money. you register online, pay, and get a qr code that you can then show inspectors if you're caught without one, the fine could be ■k7300. the city says it's tryig to strike a balance between the needs of residents and the needs of visitors. the ■k75 fee is ony for day trippers. if you have a hotel reservation, you are exempt. what do you guys think about that? >> well, i can tell you the last two times i've been in italy and venice particularly, it's a mob scene. they're almost overwhelmed. after the pandemic, just overwhelmed with visitors. so i can see i almost got the sense last time last summer when my wife and i were there, that that residents are getting really a little irritated. it's so i think they're trying to do something to mitigate that. >> venice is one of my favorite places in the world that we've visited, and this was about 20 years ago, and i can understand why they want to charge.

crowd of die-hard fans traveled to detroit to watch the giants sweep the tigers.wayne freedman was among the fans who flew to comerica park. >> do you believe this? >> no, it is still i'm in a dream state out of respect for detroit fans i didn't want to jump up and down in my seat. >> sweep is the same anywhere. i was in texas with a panda hat on my head, come on. >> the giants fans in comerica park watched in temperatures in the 30s. they say it was worth it. >>> let's see how your commute is going. >>> good morning. fog is the factor this morning. it comes up quickly and very thick. you can see a bit of a haze this is the macarthur maze, traffic flowing nicely, 85, 80 and 880 into the bay bridge toll. see it is very light here, metering lights off, a bit of a haze on to the span right now the fog there light. eastbound 4 at loveridge roadwork lanes shutdown detoured off then back on eastbound 4. westbound looking good out of antioch towards pittsburg, less than 15 minutes on that drive, central valley towards livermore there's your drive there, looking good at t

or detroit to itself. >> detroit is a wonderful place.oit is still a great place to start a business. i sell my candles here, like i make pretty good money. so. >> reporter: asia is co-founder and ceo of super business girl, a little company she runs with her parents selling homemade candles to buy clothes and food for needy children, as well as her own school supplies. were you always good at this kind of thing? >> i think so. since i was about 4 or 5 years old, always had, like the vibe, or little power ball that keeps me going. >> reporter: with her dad, michael, always nearby, we watched asia take her pitch on sidewalks, in markets and in city barbershops. >> one word to describe her. fearless! and effective. >> reporter: has she sold you anything? >> of course! she stole my heart! >> reporter: and not just his. >> the name of my business and smart girl business. >> good for you, darling! good for you. >> i'm trying to extend my business. >> how about a $100 bill, sweet heart? look at me, look at me. how's that. >> so good. >> here yo