i'll have a look at your numbers, coming up. . >>> a jury awarded a family south bay $1 million in a against the city of san jose, from the 2007 death of steve salinas. he died in a confrontation at a motel after an officer repeatedly used a taser. their attorney says salinas was unarmed and argued the taser use was excessive and contributed to the death of salinas. >> there is wrongful death out there, you know, and a lot of cases aren't proven. we took this to trial and i'm really happy that we did. >> san jose city attorney says the city is very disappointed in the ruling and is considering an appeal. >>> penn state is offering settlements to some of jerry sandusky's sex abuse victims. the school's board of trustees says it has tentative agreements. so far, none of the agreements have been signed. last year, sandusky was sentenced to serve more than 30 years in prison for sexually abusing 10 boys over a 15-year period. >>> and families of the victims who died in last year's sandy hook school shooting will each receive $281,000. that's the decision of the committee in charge of dis

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a book with a famous historian. and then he was asked to start a school by the new ixtoc haitians to train people in the ways of the stock exchange. and he started that school, called the new york stock exchange institute and developing into quite a fine institution. and he would they become in those days people work on saturday mornings. now nobody works on saturdays anymore. but he would take me into new york when i was a kid, and afterwards, we would go, i know there was a place, a sandwich shop, i can taste them today. the best sandwiches. then we go to a football game at columbia or if there was an interesting lecture or something, we would go to it and he would take me to all these things. he played catch with me endlessly with a baseball or football. he was a wonderful father. and my mother was just a wonderful person. she set very high standards but she wanted things to be just so. she had great taste. and so i was very fortunate to have loving, talented, wonderful parents. i've got pictures of them all arou

i got it for a quarter at a garage sale. they founded a mission in newfoundland and what of those was a hook rug or a matt sold in the boxing states of new england and new york to raise money for the hospital. of lot of these were made out of stockings in the boston states they are told when they run let them read to newfoundland because they reduce them to hook their rugs obviously this is a bear with the geese in the back. next we have scarecrows they look so very realistic with a very stoic expression from the ottawa valley in the 20th century. this is a checkerboard that depicts two players at one end while the dog turned his back and at the other end you will see a hunter getting a bird it is the same dog of retrieving the prize it is made out of pine. another hook rug modeled after a painting and shows the generic architecture of a village in winter. those of you know, me know that i make quilts so i had to have at least one in here it is a red cross quilt from alberta 1942 cotton with a flannel backing. red cross quil

they saved a man from a burning vehicle. he had crashed a minivan taxi into a pole.ake a look at this video. his foot was actually caught on the accelerator. he couldn't get out. the deputies pulled him just before the fire swallowed up the cab. >> we saw the flames going up. the guy was so fortunate with the timing. he probably would have burned in the car. >> the driver may have gone into diabetic shock which may have caused that crash. >>> this video of a rescue in the oakland estuary. three sisters became stuck in the mud while riding on a jet ski yesterday. they were very relieved to see the rescue crew arrive to help them. all three sisters do not know how to swim. >>> only on 2, a concord business that proagree -- thash was providing internet gamble wag shut down. people who live nearby say the neighborhood was gone downhill since that internet cafe moved under a sign reading "the hills." they cite an increase in petty crimes they believe comes from the cafe's clientele. ktvu went into investigate. >> break-ins in broad daylight. it's gone from being a quiet n

it's a shark, it's a tornado. it's a sharknado. the wildly absurd movie that's taken the social media world by storm today, friday, july 12th, 2013. >> from nbc news, this is "today," with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1-a in rockefeller plaza. >>> good morning everyone. welcome to "today" on a friday morning. i'm matt lauer. >> good morning i'm savannah guthrie along side natalie morales. tell us it can't happen. a shark and tornado can't come down and eat us. >> this is the movie that's made godzilla look like an art film. this is absolutely everywhere trending today. >> there'll be oscars, by the way, for the guy that takes on the shark. i think they should bring godzilla and attack of the killer tomatoes versus sharks and see who wins. >> we'll find out why it's so popular later on. >> and ed sheeran is our live guest this morning. you see so many people in orange in honor of him and his orange hair. >>> but let's start this morning with the closely watched trial of george zimmerman. the jury could have this

in town a few times a year.ke my parents also, they raised face and chickens and grew gardens that made them some of the best fed people on earth. they knew nothing of artificial fertilizer, nothing of hot sun. nothing of pesticides. there was, as i recall, one major infestation of the garden among its tomatoes, tomato worms that were carefully picked off the plants by hand. as children we chased each other around the yard with these arms. surely huge and scary to see, like miniature green dragons. the largest of them even had horns. i was not afraid of them. my sister was terrified of them, which was really unfortunate fur. [laughter] what i have learned from these countryfolk and from my own life is that it is not necessary. it is necessary to be rich or even well-off to be happy. what is essential, what is essential is to have enough. much energy might go and to educating human beings about just what enough is. as a culture we in america have rarely seemed to know. part of this ignorance is because we inherit

a great day to open a bottle of wine whether it it is a serious wine or a fun-loving wine. >> you arellage. >> in greenwich village. my grandfather actually started the company. he was there and he was the head of the household for pope pious 11th. the only woman to have moved within the vatican walls. a neat story. he raised her and came back to america and started a small importing house in 1919 in greenwich village. >> so tell us what you brought with you today on friday. >> well, delicious different wines. we have a variety because it is summertime. still, fourth of july weekend, carrying over the festivities. so we've been in the wine business a long time. we also brought some wines from our tuscan state. it is a beautiful estate that my father and my uncle built in the 1970s from scratch. what we brought here today, all light, fun, refreshing wines. we have our san angelo pinot grigio. >> this one on the right. >> the first right one. >> why is this a good wine for summer? >> because it has got beautiful crispness, no oak, 100% pinot ree grigio, you get a little more tropp i cal

and i call mine as a cod and being a part of two iconic ninety's hits you a fan of that child was a fan of that so this is that once you go makes up these stories i did not make you get any of you were not nice and you had weird yellow hair and you were rude plus i have a hundred bromance sure yeah. that's next on larry king now. welcome to larry king now it is the hit legal series about two unconventional lawyers and longtime friends who join a buttoned up law firm the show is in its successful third season and joining us today are marc paul goslar who portrays peter bash the slightly more mature and charming half of the duo and breckon meyer who portrays jared franklin the sarcastic slightly snarky other half of the duo slobby franklin bash airs on wednesdays at nine eastern on t.n.t. how do you explain still with you mock the show's success. with the reform right yeah right i'll read off the bat i think i thought well the show when i first read it it wasn't your typical legal procedural drama or comedy has were i feel it were both it was really about the relationship between these tw

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he has a new book coming out and i wrote a little piece for it. a little back-and-forth.'s a book that he's done this nonet unknowns and all that stuff. it's a good book. interesting book. >> mr. secretary, what was your relationship with margaret thatcher? >> well, i had a really good relationship with margaret. often we argued about things and you know, she is a pretty fierce our reviewer. but she doesn't like what dogs to the people just say yes margaret, yes margaret. so we would go at it but and underlined we of thinking about things we were very similar so a lot was constructed by the already in and margaret thatcher relationship and i was glad to be part of it and i was glad to go to the funeral because i had been close to her before i was in office and after we left office we still at times we were together. so i was glad to have a chance to go and pay my respects because i think it is a fair statement that between margaret thatcher and ronald reagan and their leadership it changed the world. the art of history was changed. >> page 245 of issues on my mind to the

we are expecting a sharp rise over a hundred points. seeing a sharp rise overseas and we are expecting that from wall street as well. the opening bell will be coming up in about 25 seconds. >> let's get a quick update on the weather and traffic area >> it is a cloudy start for your thursday morning there are a lot clouds outside. focusing on the afternoon high we have the upper 80s for livermore and pleasanton. we will not see a 90 degree readings like we did yesterday. we will continue with this pattern in to yestetomorrow. we will be back in 90 degree territory for the weekend. i do have changes as we start the next work week. >> there was an accident on the bay bridge the first reported on the incline section. it was actually located closer to the island. it was near the s curve. look at what it has done to right. the accident has clear but when the people from caltran saw the traffic started to bunch up they slow down the me realize. why we'd have not had much of the back up here, it is likely that we will see it grow. the first thi

a half a million dollars a year than i would that a doctor is making a half million dollars a year,> isn't it also a part of the pricing system? >> yeah, and i think that is crucial. i talked before how medicare's choices affect the practice of medicine, not just the cost of medicine. one of the most important things medicare has done and it's a surprise, is by underpricing the services of general practitioners relative to procedures, it's caused over of enerations, the number general practitioners to disappear. there are 6,000 left in the country. you thought medicare spending going from zero to $550 billion, that would be a gravy train for somebody whose practice was serving seniors and their needs. that's not what medicare funds. one of the reasons that medicare prefers procedures, tests and major operations is because it's easier to justify spending money on them than on somebody's time. so every time medicare cuts, it often cuts time and increases procedures. so what do we have among seniors now? less than 1/3 of appointments that they have of any team, 2/3 are now for speciali

name of a man they call a hero. >> what he did to rescue a stranger from a home. >>> a senior editor takes to twitter to respond to critics. >> first, we will take you outside. it is foggy out there. and it will burn off eventually. there is the golden gate bridge you are looking at. and no delays for you in and out of san francisco. it is 8:11. this is "mornings on 2". they say, "well, if you wanted a firm bed you can lie on one of those. we provide the exact individualization that your body needs. oh, yeah! once you experience it, there's no going back. don't miss the final days of our summer closeout, for the biggest savings on all sleep number memory foam and iseries bed sets. only at the sleep number store, where queen mattresses start at just $699. sleep number. comfort individualized. weaking. >>> waking up over the bay and it will be slightly cooler. >>> a small college is closed in ohio after a twister hit it. it trumped down yesterday morning on the campus of the urslin college. there is damage to a science center. library and part of the athletic center collapsed. no injur

there would be a legal -- >> and the -- fee is a, is a secret court. i can't imagine you would have a secret court of this. >> it would be yearsless. >> you are trying to take something done that is already known. we are describing china at this point. it's highly unlikely the chinese is going acontinue the chinese evil pattern here. >> when we talk about privacy, i think sometimes that word is infused with anonymity. meaning we lost privacy i'm not sure everybody deserve to be anonymous in everything they do. if i went to a local drugstore and bought a pack of cigarettes. you couldn't be anonymous in a small town. do you think the internet would be better off if there were less anonymity. our view, by the way, on the same theme. we were talking about human judgment in this. there's a lot of wonderful things about us being connected and lot of people talk about privacy and security. it's an important conversation to have. more connectivity doesn't also ab -- in the present and future. i think that's the important piece of it. also, the theme of technol

this video shes a man on a bike -- shows a man on a bike briefly talking to a driver near lake merritte man's car and putting a dent in the back of it. police are asking anyone who knows the people in the photos or video to give them a call. >>> three men have been charged for crimes in connection to protests in oakland following saturday's acquittal of zimmerman. 27-year-old lamar caldwell of oakland and 34-year-old tanzene doha are charged with vandalism. they are accused of smashing windows at the men's warehouse. and a third man, 30-year-old jeffrey clark from oakland, is accused of throwing a rock at a police officer. >>> more demonstrations are planned across the country for trayvon martin including a proposed boycott. coming up at 8:25, why the son of civil rights leader martin luther king wants people to stop buying a certain type of orange juice. >>> we're learning about the storage cost tied to this month's crash at sfo. the airport is charging the airline for storage costs. the airline has been given to july 26th to move the airline. they are not giving an extension. >>> inv

was a nurse was a nurse.hey take your blood pressure and your temperature and, in my case, i had an extraordinary relationship with a woman who gave me chemotherapy. but i didn't know about all different kinds of nurses and everything that they do and how many different ways they touch our lives. i mean, they look at us really holistically. so my experience with the chemotherapy nurse was a really personal and emotional one. she got me through because of how she made me feel during that time. >> suarez: did your perceptions change when you finished this book? >> well, yes! i saw nurses doing things i had no idea they did. i mean, first of all, i saw nurses go into places in kentucky, for example. we went to visit a gentleman named sidney who was living in a trailer at the end of a long road and we got to his door and i think that the nurse that was coming to visit him had -- he hadn't seen anyone for weeks and his home hadn't been cleaned in weeks and neither had he. i stopped at that door just thinking "oh,

>> a lot. >> a lot. there you go. a lot. i can eat a lot. they sold a lot.ou. we'll start off with a mild midwest. today we start off with the cool northwesterly winds. jet stream way down to the south. temperatures, in fact, chicago had it's coolest weekend in about 30 years. look at these temperatures for chicago. 8 degrees below normal. high of 77. 76 in kansas city. columbus 78. detroit 74. temperatures anywhere from 10 to 15 degrees below normal. rest of the country today afternoon highs. you have to head down to the south, southern texas, parts of florida, gulf coast and the interior southwest. temperatures in the 100s. going to be in the 80s. it will be hotter in the pacific northwest than in atlanta. atlanta only had two 90-plus degree days for the month of july. when normally they'd have 15. that's what is going on around the country. >>> normally we see highs much warmer than where we're expecting them to hit today. good morning to you. i'm meteorologist christina loren. a live look, low clouds spanning inland this morning. this is san jose. high t

a's with a gift to the astros. it is a 5-4 win and the 10-game win streak over houston comes to an end. once upon a time yes, jermaine o'neil was a high school kid making the jump to the nba before the one and done kids you see now. today he is a veteran and a new golden state warrior. the 34-year-old center says he still has some game left. he will back upbogit and he feels he has lots to offer in this his 18th season as a pro. >> have i been blessed -- i have been blessed to play this game this long. it has given me great opportunities in the business world. but i still feel like there is unfinished business. >> warriors have made some nice acquisitions this off season. abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> exciting to see what will happen next year. >> tourists go to alcatraz to see the prison and now they have a chance to taste the menu. >> and now your morning news traffic reporter. want a smart solution for your commute? check out our contest right now and you can drive away with a new smart car

a church bus was overturned with just a mile to go on a return trip from a michigan summer camp. the 68-year-old driver told police that the brakes failed before it struck a concrete median and flipped to its side. >>> well, the first direct mideast peace talks in three years set to begin in washington today after months of shuttle diplomacy. secretary of state john kerry arranged to restart preliminary negotiations when israel agreed to release more than 100 palestinian prisoners. both sides are sending teams to the meeting. it's still unclear if it will lead to new formal talks. >>> protesters in egypt remain defiant despite a warning from the government security forces about an impending crackdown. the main security headquarters in a northern city came under rocket attack yesterday. weekend clashes between police and supporters of former president morsi killed at least 74 people. >>> hillary clinton is returning to the white house today for the first time in months. president obama is hosting a lunch for the former secretary of state in his private dining room. clinton is cons

. >>> plus a rabid bat at a local zoo. well tell you how a teenaged girl got in contact with a rabid bat. >> i can tell you right now we're going to get rid of the humidity. >> and as conditions change, watching those clouds kind of clear from the san mateo bridges. we'll give you the update coming up. >>> as christina loren says, we have been cleansed after that range, but still some fog and low clouds old that golden gate bridges. on this wednesday, july 24th, this is "today in the bay." >>> it is 6:00 on the nose, good morning, everybody, thank you for joining us. >> we begin with breaking news overnight. live pictures from the reese indoor gun range in santa clara, where three men broke in just a few hours ago and tried to steal a number of guns. look at the shattered glass. it happened at 3:00 this morning. we spoke with a store owner who said as the men were breaking in they tripped a silent alarm. >> they came through the windows, pried their way in through some security bars, made a mess in the main sales floor, br

a standing ovation for a tiny girl with a defiant call of arms. >>> and wall of sand. a major dust storm swamping a major american city, tonight. >>> and good evening on this friday night. it's all in the hands of the jury. six people deciding the truth of what happened a year and a half ago when george zimmerman shot trayvon martin. those six jurors will write the final chapter in the long debate and abc's matt gutman is on the scene where he has been since the beginning. he joins us from florida. matt? >> reporter: diane, the six jurors wrapped tonight. they are deciding the case. they asked for a list of all the evidence, a clear sign of how very seriously they are taking this. tonight, zimmerman's fate is in the hands of the jury. the six female jurors -- all but one, mothers -- asking the judge late today for a list of all the evidence. the last word in the trial was from the prosecution. >> to the living, we owe respect. to the dead, we owe the truth. >> reporter: john guy, mesmerizing the jury. his voice alternately soaring, and whispering. >> not being able to

this is a program that should be a, it's a model of efficiency. of food stamps in the farm bill, too, has been you put up with a lot more waste on the sort of farm subsidy side in exchange for getting a robust food stamp program. >> it works on so many different levels so we hear constantly from members of congress who are sort of battening down the hatches. you know, we've got a childhood obesity problem in this country that greatly impacts people of all socioeconomic levels and we have a problem with food deserts all over the country. if you are the poorest of the poor or a member of what we call the working poor, the food stamp program helps address those issues and it's the only way that it's going to get addressed any time in the near future. >> and the overreach is probably going to happen. this is also incredibly proper program. something like three-quarters of the people polled have heard of it and like it. >> president obama's political brand may no longer be chicago. we'll talk about that after this. [ shapiro ] at legalzoom, you can tak

today, egypt has a new president, some say a new revolution. a lot has changed. over the last hour, adly mansour was sworn in. the ceremony lasted a minute or two. very swift. it was in keeping with the fast moving series of event that is saw the abrupt down fall of morsi. this morning, after an explosive turn of events, former president morsi is under house arrest. the military ousted him wednesday night after he refused to meet their deadline to form an interim coalition government and revise the constitution. droves of military convoys flooded the streets of egypt's capital protepelling the nationn a road to change. the general, chief of egypt's armed forces announced that adly mansour will replace him as president. while the military coup was met with cheers in tahrir square across the nile river, supporters of the deposed president chanted down with the military. the square has 1 million marchers denouncing hisout. messages sending ripples throughout the country that's seen death and bloodshed since the protest began this weekend. >> back live here in cairo.

charge, like a suit, a pair of pants is a suit, a shirt is a suit. i wash clothes. i don't wash boxers or socks. that's what i don't wash. you know, other than that i charge, you know, a dollar to wash, a dollar to iron their clothes. you'd be surprised. a lot of people, well men, they aren't really into washing or ironing, so i do it. >> one of the first things that struck me about ernest was he had a happiness about him you don't often see in a prison and then we came to find out why. >> well, i have a significant other. he's a very good person. you know? his name is robert. and he's a good man. you know? >> easley met robert when they were both inmates on the same yard at corcoran. two years later, robert was transferred to corcoran's substance abuse treatment program. >> when he left it was devastating, but i believe that we'll be back together. i think i have enough love for him to respect him and wait for him. >> he was in love and he was able to maintain this love relationship with this other inmate through letters and correspondence and you c

passing a baton in a relay race.you have to allow it to go on beyond where you thought it was going to be. >> rose: what is acting about? and i seem serious about that because i want to understand it. >> i think it's very -- it sounds a very wordy way to talk about acting because i think these days -- and maybe it's just the transition or the expansion of the way we can see films or the moving image. it's in a state of flux at the moment. anyone can do it and you know you can cut anything together, which is true. the famous jimmy stewart story hitchcock saying to him in "north by northwest." he said "just look up there." and he said "what am i looking senate" and he said "look up there quickly." and hi saw somebody falling off the silo. and sometimes the directors say to do that action and you do it. i think if someone else was looking up there it wouldn't have the same power but we can't tell whether people can do things or not do them. >> rose: but we can't tell anymore whether they can do anythings or -- >> i thin

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area county in a panic. >>> a wild and wet end to a high-speed chase. we'll tell you how a suspect's car skidded out of control in an east bay neighborhood. >>> a mix of sun and clouds to start the day in san jose. meanwhile plenty of low clouds filling in the san francisco bay, highs will be warm today. i'll have your forecast in moments. >>> it is thursday. we have the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza as a lot of folks -- we have two crashes for the eastshore freeway. we'll let you know how that sorts out for interstate 80. >>> right now a live look at san jose, a beautiful way to start your day. the blue skies are waiting for you on this thursday, july 25th. this is "today in the bay."

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a police officer and firefighter were injured and a resident rescued from a house fire in japantown. abc 7 news is live at the scene. heather? >> ama, we're here at the scene. firefighters and fire investigators are still at work cleaning up, trying to figure out what caused this fire. it started on the third floor of that blue building there. now, windows have been knocked out and they've got a kind of a tarp or cover hanging there. but this is in ways a very appropriate 4th of july story. we can feel proud of some quick-thinking neighbors and a hero cop. officials say the fire started in the back of the unit. residents saw the smoke, racing outside, flagging down a police officer who happened to be driving by. he went up the stairs, kicked in the door and rescued an elderly woman who lives alone there on the top floor. she suffered minor injuries, and the police officer had heat exmaugs. they were taken to the hospital. a firefighter was injured with some kind of cut to the hand. he also had to be transported. the down stairs neighbors who rab out and stopped the police officer had

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it is a tragedy for a young man killed. it is a tragedy for a young man who killed and will carry that around with him for the rest of his life. it's an american tragedy. we need to come together as a nation of law ofs of courts. >> the evidence didn't support prosecution and the justice department engaged in this. the president engaged in this and turn it had into a political issue it should have been handled exclusively with law and order. >> president obama issued a statement in response to the trial's outcome. the president stating quote the death of trayvon martin was a tragedy not just for his family or for any one community but for america. i know this case elicited strong passion and in the wake of the verdict i know those passions may be running even higher but we are a nation of laws and a jury has spoken. the president also added quote we should ask ourselves as individuals and as a society how we can prevent future tragedies like this as citizens that's a job for all of us. that's the way the president adds to h

now a qualified employee is anyone who is responsible for the care of a child, or a serious medical condition or taking care of a parent over the age of 65 and has to have worked for the employer over 6 months and work eight or more hours a week, it is important to consider that temporary workers are included. so a temporary worker as the way to legislation is written now may make a request to the agency that employs them or to the client in which they are placed and show up and work during the day, as the supervisor said two requests may be made during the 12 month period unless there is a major event occurring. the covered employees are really two sets, and every private employer, in san francisco who rights ten or more employees as well as the city and county of san francisco, itself, to put into context on that, about 15 percent of the private businesses in san francisco, fall into that category of having ten or more employees. and they account for about 85 percent of the private sector jobs? the city. >> what gets potentially covered under the request is a fairly broad range of terms and

a lot of us are good at that she bought a lost companies. spent a billion dollars for tumblr and 100 million users for 100 blogs whatever that is worth. what grade do you give her? >> i give her a b-plus. there are two reasons. we wanted to see the stock take a hike and it was on a hike. we were up from $14 when she took over. this is my problem. how will she make money moving forward. jonathan, you said they're innovative. not so great though. look at google is a huge innovative company, self-driving cars. what is yahoo! doing. i go to the homepage and see my horror scope. melissa: you don't like the horror scope? >> i wan something out of this. what is this, 1998? melissa: thiis money-making thing that is missing. that is what we're missing. the reason why you're in business is to make money. the show is called "money." addition play revenue down 12%. she does, okay? >> she has the vision. she has what all these other ceos have not had, the strategic vision. yes, design is a big part of it. yes acquisitions are a big part of it. think back

but what a difference a weekend makes. investors make a huge u turn on boeing. guess how much money you would have made by now if you bought boeing shares at friday's lows? and later on, it is probably the worst local news screw up p all time and that is saying something. a bay area news organization is the laughing stock of america because of a terrible on air mistake connected to the asiana airline crash. and now the folks at assistian asian in oig sgied to stu the station. >> and free market capitalism is the best path to prosperity. more of the "kudlow report" coming up. [ shapiro ] at legalzoom, you can take care of virtually all your important legal matters in just minutes. protect your family... and launch your dreams. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. >>> it has certainly been a wild few days for beoeinboeing. phil lebeau has the latest. >> we are still likely a couple days away from investigators in britain giving us more clarity about what caused a fire on a 787 dreamliner. we know from investigators that they have ruled out the possibility

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a moved here from berkeley. >> from the looks of it it's a pretty nice neighborhood but can't judge aook by the cover. >> this neighbor does not know any victims but shares their anguish and wishes for more police. >> until they canko investigate and get rates up, have enough investigators to be a deterrent to this kind of thing, things aren't going to change. >> we have not yet heard from ples on this case all day long. just about a half hour ago, though, the mobile command center pulled up down at the end of the block. we understand police will be canvassing the neighborhood and perhaps we'll learn more later this evening. >> thank you, heather. two young men could spend their lives in prison, convicted on all counts for brutal gang rape of a teen-aged girl in 2009. abc 7 news was in the courtroom when the verdicts were read and joins us now from martinez. laura? >> these verdicts were three and a half years in the making and difficult for all involved. these two young men were tried together and in the end, judged by different juries they were convicted on the same counts and face

a jury in contra costa county has reached a verdict for one of two suspects accused of a gang rain.while the jury has been reached, it will not be read until a second jury, until a second jury comes back with a jury for the other defendant. both men are on trial for the assault of a girl outside a homecoming dance. the case drew international attention. >>> still no sign of baby daphne. an official tip line and a candlelight vigil has been announced as the search continues for the 21 month old girl. the father told police the girl was kidnapped from his suv as he went no a convenience store. áu daphne with his elderly mother who suffers from dementia. >> the family of baby daphne have spent the last few days organizes and working closely with the oakland police to do our part in assisting in the safe return of baby daphne. i'd like to announce today that the family has set up a website, www.find baby daphne.com. >> investigation continues. the family is planning a prayer vinlity tomorrow where baby daphne was last allegedly seen. >>> prosecutors say he expressed no hesitation. the m

that's not a good thing on a freeway. >> no, definitely not a good thing on a freeway. if the save is not telling you to do it, don't do it. all right. dick epstein in the midst of it trying to get to the toll plaza and stuck. let's continue now with abc7 news reporter matt keller live at 28th and broadway in oakland with folks waiting for a.c. transit buses. matt? >> reporter: yeah. the line is getting long they are morning, but it doesn't appear to be as long as it was yesterday at the same time. sometimes there are things you just can't plan for. a window on the last bus that left in the past 20 minutes was broken so workers used the only standby duct tape to fix it. that delayed the bus several minutes trus from the frustrating commuters already dealing with a lot this week. a.c. transit did tell me they are not running any more extra buses this morning. we're here waiting for the 7:03 bus. it's now 7:07 so obviously the buss are running a few minutes behind. they've been doing that all morning long. live in oakland, matt keller, abc7 news. >> it's about the buses,

a rare, poetic gift. >> a really nice tribute to his mom. >>> a woman is under arrest in washingtoner officers found green paint splattered inside the washington national cathedral. she was charged with defacing the property. on friday the lincoln memorial on the national mall were splashed with green paint. they are investigating whether she is involved in those attacks as well. >>> they say it took a few minutes for the steal 1 million in gems. sunday's robbery in cannes is the biggest reported heist. it happened at the carlton international hole, which was featured? alfred hitchcock's movie "to catch a thief." police say the robber had a mask over his face and carried a gun. >> they will catch him quickly. taking a little longer than i thought. >> it lab movie, though. >> yes, it will. >>> prince charges says george is a good name for the grandchild, but the family will be calling the baby georgeie. he and his wife camilla visited an oyster festival outside london. people gave them baby gifts, including a tiny little tee-shirt. something tells me that baby will get a lot of gifts

a full seven-day forecast in a few minutes.ow beverly with timesaver traffic. >> we're having trouble with beverly's report. time to take another look at the facebook question of the morning. here it s. according to one toy study, nearly half of the children all children in fact prefer playing with what? a, toy cars, b, a cardboard box or c, legos? andy white says i'd choose option c. legos provided my sons lots of happy play time. you can post your answer and comments on our facebook fan page. we'll have the correct answer in about an hour. >>> how about an update on the smelliest attraction in washington. overnight check shows that the rain forest plant known as the corpse flower hasn't bloomed yet at the u.s. botanical garden. it smells like rotting flesh when it's in full bloom. the strange odor attracts beetles for pollination. the bloom only lasts 24 to 48 hours. this plant is ten years old and it's its first flower. that's why it's sort of a big deal. hours have been extended in order to give visitors a chance to possibl

this is a live look at that. well, we'll have a rundown -- this is not a live look.took you there during that nomination announcement at 5:406789 we'll tell you which local contenders just scored a shot at a golden trophy. >>> also keeping tabs on a forecast. waking up to a foggy start. meteorologist christina loren has a look at the temperatures for us. 6:10. >>> starting with live look here at 6:13. this is the sunol grade. you can see plenty of low cloud cover. it's going to be a warmer day. about 20 degrees of separation between your inland temps verses those at the cost. we will show you what to expect where you live coming up. >> you saw traffic moving smoothly there for 680. here in the north bay it also moves smoothly. company out of novato and the top of your screen. as christina loren talked about for sunol, those low clouds, not a major problem for drivers just yet. watch out for the golden gate bridge. we'll have more coming up. >>> here are today's top stories. an 8-year-old girl is killed by gunfire in east oakland overnight. police say the shooting hap

there's a high likelihood there's a plan. if you are a concrete frame, you have a set of concerns. >> the first thing, i recommend everybody do this. get a complete set of documents for your building from accessor's office and other office in a city and put them in a notebook and you have all your documents. here, you can ask to get all the permits, plans, job cards, sign off sheets. special inspection. get everything. there's no reason why the city should be a source of this. then, if you ever want to be a building expansion, you have the documents. you can have that done as well. >> you said something about getting plans for your building. what if you are in one of the 50 percent that were built a long time ago? i have a 1903 building >> most the plans and permits for pre-1906 were destroyed in the fire. except for the larger buildings. many of the plans are available in berkeley. most of those were destroyed. >> there's not much there. >> you can also go back and get original water department records >> actually, the story

this is in a mountain lake and beyond ththat, it was a surface flow. this is a reservoir. on my right is this defensive the positive dune sand. the wind blows, it comes from the ocean beach. because the sand is moving, you can see evidence along this side of the hill in 1989. the vibrations in accelerated. you have a significant amount of movement to the point that the homes that uc had very severe damage for two blocks. we recognized what the problem was at the time, it was a matter of loose sand on a very steep slope. thank you for the effort. we were able to get federal funding and design which you see in the upper walls. the lower walls was actually billed as part of the wpa. the upper wall was built in 1991-'92. this is a concrete wall and it has rocked going through the wall that extends the distance of 80 feet beyond the wall. the next earthquake occurs, the wall is designed to resist and the movement of the sand and allowed it to move down hill. this is a classic example of the creek and degree flow and exists all the way the area. we might see the other evidence.

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