we've held this, it's a fund raiser for cassie in memory of jill. the people in our community to be there and understand the cause to support cassie and how important it is to be there for kids, now not only are they in the high school for 4 years, they have just entered the feeder middle school for another 3 years. that's 7 years that kids will have free mental health care to change the culture. that's 21,000 lives. that also includes the faculty, think of the devastation that occurs to the faculty and the parents that's all provided to this change of culture. >> can we find this online? >> absolutely. cassiebear area.org. jill's ride for hope we just finished, we had a great ride the end of august, the beginning of school, as you might imagine it's a brutal event. for us it's a great cause but a crappy --. >> you are right. thank you so much. assembly man tom ammiano has his own story about bullying but you are the author of what we've been talking about today. >> it sounds trite, but all politics being personal, you've probably heard that before

. >> my name is cassie jo kelm. form of epilepsy. it is so rare they are having a hard time understanding it. he is currently on three medications that are supposed to help him. he can have anywhere from two to ten seizures a day. every seizure is different each time. he can't do anything alone. every day is a challenge for him, as he cannot play outside. i have been going above and beyond for him trying to find help so he can be a regular boy. he has been having a very hard time learning, as his lgs epilepsy makes it a struggle for him. he has a very hard time learning by listening. he can barely write his name at all, and when he gets frustrated he cries and i cry too. i love my a.j. so much. i won't give up trying to find help for him. he's not an only child. he has a 10-year-old sister, 4-year-old brother and 3-year-old sister. i'm no hero, i am desperately searching for help to help my son. he is my hero and i would do anything for him. i am avery's number one fan. >> that is a mother's heart right there. cassi

and two people who did it -- cassie, where are you? >> i'm right here. >> cast -- cassie and -- [inaudible] were the two people responsible for that. not a shameless promotion at all. [laughter] couple of quick things. if you're trying to get on, we set up a special wireless for everybody, if you'd like to live tweet while this is gown on, the hash tag is q book party, and we'd love to have you follow us. but the live tweets are all going to be on the tv in the conference room there where david will be signing books in a minute. all right, let me introduce david. what i'm about to do is two quick very true stories. 27 years ago i was coming back from a trip to hawaii. now, as glamorous as that sounds, i was actually there doing briefings on the graham-rudman-hollings law. it was three-hour briefings. i was coming back the day this book was published, "the triumph of politics." it wasn't available in the bookstore in honolulu, so when we got off in l.a., i ran to the bookstore in the airport, got a copy of it, read it. this is that same

cassie yaw on relief in the eighth.josh wilson hitting .227 lifetime and just the 10th homer of his career, first of the season and 1-0d-backs. pablo sandoval and a man on unloads, high, deep and aloha. two-run blast and that's the difference. 2-1 the final. the giants go for a series sweep of the snakes tomorrow. a's and angels and technically their second game of the day after going 19 innings last night and into this morning. he is a bad man in the fourth. a hammer to right center. 387 feet off the top and he needed 388. we are tied at one. in the fifth he does it again. left center this time. 385 feet. he needs to get in the weight room. you have to muscle up a little bit. it cost him two homers. the a's are victorias 10-6. abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> thursday is gonna be fun, so fun. >> your hit men will be out. >> thanks, larry. >>> for some high school students prom will be a night they will never forget. [ male announcer ] fact: the 100% electric nissan leaf... is more fun than ever. sees

cassie yaw on relief in the eighth. josh wilson hitting .227 lifetime and just the 10th homer of his career, first of the season and 1-0d-backs. pablo sandoval and a man on unloads, high, deep and aloha. two-run blast and that's the difference. 2-1 the final. the giants go for a series sweep of the snakes tomorrow. a's and angels and technically their second game of the day after going 19 innings last night and into this morning. he is a bad man in the fourth. a hammer to right center. 387 feet off the top and he needed 388. we are tied at one. in the fifth he does it again. left center this time. 385 feet. he needs to get in the weight room. you have to muscle up a little bit. it cost him two homers. the a's are victorias 10-6. abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> thursday is gonna be fun, so fun. >> your hit men will be out. >> thanks, larry. >>> for some high school students prom will be a night they will never forget. >> the blunder that lead >>> here is a look at your wake up weather. we have a red f

cassie yaw on relief in the eighth. josh wilson hitting .227 lifetime and just the 10th homer of his career, first of the season and 1-0d-backs. pablo sandoval and a man on unloads, high, deep and aloha. two-run blast and that's the difference. 2-1 the final. the giants go for a series sweep of the snakes tomorrow. a's and angels and technically their second game of the day after going 19 innings last night and into this morning. he is a bad man in the fourth. a hammer to right center. 387 feet off the top and he needed 388. we are tied at one. in the fifth he does it again. left center this time. 385 feet. he needs to get in the weight room. you have to muscle up a little bit. it cost him two homers. the a's are victorias 10-6. abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> thursday is gonna be fun, so fun. >> your hit men will be out. >> thanks, larry. >>> for some high school students prom will be a night they will never forget. >> the blunder that lead >>> here is a look at your wake up weather. we have a red f

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two people did it appear cassie, where you? we just wanted to brag for a second. [applause] a couple of other quick things. we set up a special wireless network for everybody today. if you'd like to live to eat while this is going on, hashed out to party and it's up to have you follow us. they will be in the conference room there where they will be signing books. let me introduce david. just two quick very true stories. 27 years ago i was coming back from a trip to hawaii. as glamorous as that sounds, as they are doing gramm-rudman boat. i was coming back day this book was published. it wasn't available in the bookstore in honolulu, someone like i'm in l.a., i ran to the bookstore. got a copy of it, read it. today, 27 years later, david corrected a huge miscarriage of justice. he signed it. the other quick story i mentioned before he began testifying on capitol hill about military pensions. he said something to the effect of how he was outraged is just a terrible thing to generals who were interested in their pension. i say this today because yesterday almost thre

joining us now is cassie fields, the career doctor. thanks so much for joining us this morning.t is exciting times, they have their mortar boards on, they are getting their diplomas. but they could be facing challenges in the job market. tell us about that. >> it is true. good news and bad news. we still have a high unemployment rate for folks in this age range. they are come out of school with debt which is hard to overcome and salaries are lower for new people entering the workplace. that is a lot to overcome but the good news, there are ways to stand out and get a job. first and most important is a customized resume that demonstrates you, the applicant, have done the work to foe what it is you are applying for and your resume is eye great reflection thereafter so it done come in with a pile of generic resumes and get thrown in the garbage. so it stands out. my favorite strategic i didn't and what my company feels, what we do is we say to young folks, get an internship. not just young people, it is everyone. >> reporter: let's say you are graduating from college, you have not

so this mother has three other children and so -- i mean -- >> is cassie on the phone?ie, how are you? >> hi. i'm good. >> good. we're looking forward to seeing you and meeting a.j. how is he doing? >> he's doing good. he's so excited to fly on a plane. >> oh, good. >> every day he wakes up, are we going today? are we flying today? >> sometimes it's best to tell children right before you're leaving, you know? >> he's adorable. >> at first he didn't understand. he kept saying i'm going to fly on a plane next year. >> well, we're looking forward to meeting you and hopefully helping you out a little bit, all right? >> yep. thanks. >> take care. >> coming up, one of the very funny stars of the new film "peebles," actor and comedian david alan grier. look how funny he is. >> he's really funny. >> and from celebrity weddings to royal baby news, we've got the hollywood buzz. >> is that honey booboo's mother? >> they got married. i'm so glad. >> first these messages. >>> tony-nominated actor david alan grier is one of the funniest actors in hollywood and now he's starring in th

prosecutors say he encouraged two other cal students to kill the bird at the flamingo hotel and cassien octob at the casino in october of last year. >>> the very first sailing since the deadly crash happened several weeks ago. they will be hitting the waters with 37 new safety recommendations, equipment, training and structural review were addressed. there is also a new lower wipd limit. >> it had been 33 knots which you call it 35 miles an hour of wind speeds, we would be running races in september up to that speed. that has now been reduced to 23 knots or call it 25 or 26 miles an hour. >> during this accident, winds were between 25-35 miles her hour were the artemis capsized killing their kim member, andrew bart simpson. come race time, wind speeds will likely keep the sailors on shore if they hit the speed. america cup officials say the investigation into simpson's death is ongoing. it is too early to tell if any of the new rules would have saved his life. >> i was out on the bay. i noticed those winds that were there. what are we facing? >> choppy on the bay. the one tradeoff is w

. >> specific question on facebook from cassie meadows, we know if johnson supported the 13th amendment? >> mm-hmm. >> he did? >> mm-hmm. >> so how effective was he? what kind of political capital did he have for his version of reconstruction? >> one of the problems that johnson had that unlike president lincoln, he didn't have the ability to negotiate, okay? he was very hot tempered. he didn't like any kind of small talk whatsoever. for a person that lincoln was able to talk to the man. he would tell various stories. by the time he's ged around, he -- by the time he would get around, he was able to negotiate with individuals, where johnson wasn't as much. he had a point of view and that was it. and he would get angry very quickly and he seemed to antagonize the people that he was debating with. he had a very difficult time even getting the moderates to go along with him because of his particular point of view and the way he presented it. he certainly was not politically correct, let's put it that way. >> and in the white house, we saw that the first lady, in this case, the active first

. >> reporter: pitocin often has a bad wrap among moms. 28-year-old cassie has five kids all under thesk. >> pitocin is awful. i felt dizzy. i felt medicated. i couldn't breathe and -- >> reporter: dr. ashton's patient julie had a more positive experience with it. it was used during the labor of both heavy babies. >> you hear stories like it's going to automatically put you right into labor. >> reporter: and everything went smoothly. >> i would do pitocin again in a heartbeat. >> with any medication that we give during labor and delivery there have to be valid medical indications and it can make the difference between life and death. >> reporter: we reached out to the drug company that makes pitocin and did not hear back. more research is needed. so far researchers only found an association, not a caution and effect. for "good morning america," linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> and just to be clear here, the findings of the studies show an association, not a cause and effect. we have to interpret these findings very, very carefully. >> absolutely. >>> also burning up the gma "heat i

nancy from pescadero and cassie jean from el granada saying the wind is picking up.ouds are thinning out. it will be much cooler and breezy and windy. san francisco was 79. that won't be the case. we had 80s on the coast. today, a lot of 50s. i went 63. i'm a littlener vis by that. it may be lower than that. there's the low cloud deck flying down the coast. so that's along with a 39-mile- an-hour wind at sfo. all signals that today will be a much cooler pattern. yesterday, warm to hot. the cooling begins today. it will continue into tomorrow. the coolest day looks to be wednesday into thursday. then things will kind of moderate a little bit. but 60s, 70s. there's gonna be a good 20- degree drop. windy, cooler, partly cloudy. i went 15 to 10. you will notice it. highs witonly in the 60s, 70s. i think upper 60s. we'll carry that into thursday and then a little bit warmer but not much as we go into the weekend. >> thank you, steve. >>> 8:40. food vendors at at&t park threatening to walk out. find out how a strike might impact fans who are used to enjoying the game with

so this mother has three other children and so -- i mean -- >> is cassie on the phone. >> cassie, howg today? are we flying today? >> sometimes it's best to tell children right before you're leaving, you know? >> at first he didn't understand. he kept saying i'm going to fly on a plane next year. >> well, we're looking forward to meeting you and hopefully helping you out a little bit, all right? >> yes, thanks. >>> coming up, one of the very funny stars of the new film "peebles" david alan grier. >>> and from celebrity weddings to royal baby news, we've got the hollywood buzz. >>> first these messages. [ greg ] i like to golf all morning. that's why i eat belvita at breakfast. it's made with delicious ingredients, then carefully-baked to release steady energy that lasts. we're golfing now, buddy! i got it! belvita. steady energy. all morning long. just seem to fade away...? now start vibrant, stay vibrant! new vidal sassoon pro series has an exclusive hydrablock system that helps fight fade out -- for up to 8 weeks. vidal sassoon pro series. salon genius. affordable for all. [ female

cassie jean said yes, i can confirm drizzle. there's local drizzle. inland, it will still be sunny and warm. not as hot. there will be a few locations that will probably be upper 80s to near 90. clearlake weeing one. 46 in clearlake. drizzle is here. i think it will pick up late tonight, tomorrow. there's a low forming lack there. you can see the water viper. it shows you all of the -- viper. it shows you vapor. it shows you all of the ripples. 50s for mainly. n francisco was 53 last hour. they were 52 about an hour ago. on the cool side with a lot of fog. 40s to 80. 54 ukiah. 80 already in palm springs. the fog is held in check. having a hard time clearing the coastal hills. by tonight/tomorrow, it will lift and the rest of the week looks like a significant cooldown, especially thursday and friday. stronger sea breeze in place. for those of you, low 80s for a few. but 60s, 70s, closer to the coast and bay. 90 brentwood. livermore, 85. hayward, 72. berkeley, 68. 79 san jose. santa clara, 79. sunnyvale is in there. mountain view, -- 77. 60s on the coas

cassie jean said it's a cold day on the coast. livermore, 47. there's some brisk readings this morning. temperatures will be -- if you can get a little north wind, slightly warmer. but i think there's too much of a breeze to keep things from warming up. 49 in reno. 45 tahoe. 41 eureka. just looking at seattle, it's 44 degrees with light rain. 30s with snow up in the cascades. amazing, even down to portland. we don't get that yet. there are signs, though, that next week a stronger system may drop into northern california. so this looks like a pattern that is here for a while. sunny and breezy. windy for some, but it stays cool. as far as temperatures go, high temperatures. they will be below average. 60s for many, very 70s. 68 san jose, 68 santa clara. fremont, sunnyvale, cue ter pea know, morgan hill -- cupertino, morgan hill. sunny and breezy on thursday, then a little warmer but it looks like clouds roll in on monday/tuesday and maybe some rain. >>> a bizarre case of distracted driving in the south bay. how a hamburger costing tax payers $5 mi

i know towards el granada, cassie jean said drizzle just started. there's a couple reports comes in. as at at&t park with the giants. 59, westerly breeze about 20 miles an hour. we have a pretty good onshore push. even with the temperatures, today, lows are not that cool. they are upper 50s unless you get a breeze and some of that drizzle. this is the last system to come by in a little. the system on memorial day and the clouds have dragged across. this looks to be warmer this afternoon. 60s on some of these temperatures already. 58 livermore, everyone is kind of held in check here just cause of the cloud cover. there are a few reports of sun. a westerly breeze in place for most, not everybody. it will turn most northwesterly. this little system coming by is giving us a decent onshore breeze. 40s in the mountains with mammoth, and 55 ukiah. sacramento, 60. there's some of that rain moving through the sierra nevada. also you can see that kind of sliding down to the central sierra. it's about done for us here. underneath this cloud deck we've had a co

. >>> sal, you know cassie jean. >> yes. >> clear from brisbane but she can see the fog rolling over the hills. >> i see. >> mainly the san mateo cote, patchy low clouds. a cold one this morning, especially up in the rahn river, graden, forestville, sebastopol all in the 30s. kentwood had around 38, 39. lakeport was 38. there's some pretty cool readings for may. we'll warm it up a little bit. santa rosa with 73. today we'll go 77. that's only up 1. livermore from 71 to 75. should be closer to 80. these are really well below average on the temperatures. is it just me or has san jose been really cool lately? the low responsible for it is up in the pacific northwest. kind of lifting out a little bit. still now eastern oregon, eastern washington but the cool air has settled in. even though the lights are short, it takes the high- pressure system to modify this. the low will kick out but then another one says i'm on my way. i will replace it. a chilly morning, patchy fog at left. not a lot. just a little bit. still overnight lows, about three to five degrees warmer for some. we had low 40