. >> a lot of these hanger-ones and these hookers, whores, prostitutes, trainers. these other idiots and these pretend people came around because they all had some type of a motive or agenda where they wanted something from her. >> hangers on and enablers. >> they kept bringing more and more drugs in the house. and at one point, the time i knew it was really bad is when one of the individuals in that house came home and they said in the pharmacy they were a vip customer. they thought it was a funny thing to say. >> it wasn't the avalanche of drug ace loan. under her ample bosom beat a broken heart, shattered by the death of her 20-year-old son and best friend daniel. >> it was so overwhelming for me. i in my head, she said you're an angel to protect me. i felt i let her down. as corny as it sounds, it kept playing out in my head. i just felt like there could have been a much better ending for all of this. >> tonight, as we remember the first sex goddess of the reality generation and track her unlikely rise to fame and slibty, we also probe the dark circumstances of

there to look at the circumstances and fully understood them and well it will be placing the door hanger that we found, and coming toelgt and the people can't throw those away as junk mail and have to open the door and so they see the door hanger and deal with that and again, you need to take some action here and we are here to help. and but, you need to stop wasting water and then, the final action, could result in the citation, which we can do by the mail and in person to the people and hopefully we all will have to actually issue the citations and that is certainly our intent. and so the citation process itself, and again, they can be issued under the existing san francisco administrative code but only for the over water prohibs that we talked about earlier, and the code to actually provide for the starting of the amount of 100 dollars per violation, and you know, the code is clear that the evidence and documentation, are required to actually, support any citations and it will have to be approved by the general manager, and that is where there is actually appeals process, set up throu

. >> hangers on and enabled her. >> they kept bringing more and more drugs in and pharmacies and stuff. at one point the time i knew it was bad when one of the individuals in the truck came home and said they had my picture up in the pharmacy as a vip customer. they thought it was a funny thing. >> it wasn't the only thing that crushed the favorite playboy playmate. shattered by the sudden death of her 20-year-old son and best friend. >> it was so overwhelming for me. i remember in my head as crazy as it sounds that boy saying you are an angel to protect me. i felt like i let her down. as corny as it sounds it played out in my head and i felt like there could have been a much better ending for all of this. >> tonight as we remember the first sex goddess of the reality generation and track her unlikely rise to fame and celebrity we probe the dark circumstances of her tragic death. >> i have seen usage of vicodin, valium, fen gren, morphine, demerol, percocet. shall i go on? >> we wonder why no one was held responsible. >> prescription refills and xanax you put all of that into a cocktai

and the benches are built from reclaimed wood from a hanger at moffet field. tickets for this year's season run from $3,250 to $3,750. that is on top of that seat licensing fee which ranges from 20 to $80,000. single tickets ran up to $169 and suites are a little more expensive. they run from $125,000 to half a million dollars for the season. and for the first time this season, the 49ers are using variable ticket pricing. that means some tickets to some games may cost more than others depending on their popularity. in the studio, i'm claudine wong,. >>> going to games in santa clara instead of san francisco is a whole new experience for 49er fans. our sal castaneda tested out what it's like driving to the stadium, finding parking then getting into the game. and what about the weather? some were caught off guard by the heat at the first preseason game. but we're going to tell you why you may not notice much of a difference between in the regular season. >>> but first there's a little bit of trivia. there's one steel beam that's painted gold and signed by some o

good news for the thousands affected by the drought and hanger. >>> there are about 20 million visitors a year to venice. soon those tourists could be forced to pay to go in. phil lavelle reports. >> reporter: there's no doubt venice is pretty, no doubt it can be pricey too - unless you do it on a budget. good for the visitors who come for the day, bad for businesses though, who are not happy with day trippers. >> translation: it's becoming impossible to walk around anywhere. these people eat, sleep, they urinate in the street everywhere. you shouldn't be allowed into venice without knowing the rules, to stay here just for a day. >> reporter: the answer - charge day visitors for entry. pay as you come, not pay as a go. $40 a day. controversial - yes. enforceable - maybe. it's on an idea suggested by a miles per hour, but it is a hit with venetians. part of the problem is upkeep. the city is full of crumbling buildings, buildings which tour of the come to see, but which cost a lot to fix and maintain. money has gone missing. when it comes to the d issue of finding all-important funds, vi

but particularly because, you know, we have the big cliff hangers in our season finales.o, we were all waiting with baited breath to know where olivia's plane was going. this is where olivia pope lives. >> reporter: it's beautiful! >> it is beautiful. >> reporter: scandal super fans call themselves gladiators. escaping into the fast-paced underworld of presidential politics. >> the gladiator thing is something that particularly warms my heart because we didn't come up with that phrase. that wasn't something that the cast came up with or that abc marketing or publicity came up with. that was a fan on twitter very early on who loved the pilot and loved that scene. >> i want to be a gladiator. >> and they said, can we call ourselves gladiators? yeah, of course, and it just took off. >> reporter: it did. and people think of themselves, if they could be here, on this couch, with the wine. >> with the wine. >> reporter: sitting right here and talking to you and hoping you can handle it, fix it, all those things. i mean, i'm just living a fantasy right now. another fantasy in th

her cliff hangers keep us hanging onszr season after seas and now she's conjured up a whole new world her secret? she took abc's robin roberts behind the scenes at shondaland to find out. >> you dropped the president. >> she's a brilliant mind behind those explosive tv moments. iconic characters we fell in love with, amid triumph and tragedy. the cliffhangers that left millions begging for more. >> hello, olivia. >> dad? >> reporter: that woman? shonda rhimes. you're a little busy. >> i am a little busy. >> reporter: busy atop a tv empire which includes grey's anatomy, scandal, and now the new abc legal drama, how to get away with murder. she's the first creator since aaron spelling to oversee three back-to-back primetime shows all on one network all on thursday night. thursday night, shonda's night. >> i'm excited. >> how to get away with murder. >> reporter: shonda invited our cameras behind the scenes at the mother ship here in hollywood. the studios for her production company called shonda land. just like i imagined. it's the place that holds all the secrets, where so many of thos

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. >> reporter: we even saw a police uniform inside on a hanger. bright cleaners here for 30 years is now gutted. several homes also burnt. this house off san antonio avenue is barely standing. an entire floor collapsed. kids' toys, homework and clothing lay in a heap on the driveway. judy simon next door has to move out. >> everything's wet. the ceiling's bulging. there's going to be mold. so i have to move out. >> reporter: police arrested 22-year-old andrew gutierrez, a transient, and 27-year-old steven peterson, who lives in alameda. >> thanks to some people who were paying attention, got a description and later found the person that they were looking for who was described. >> reporter: peterson's facebook page shows him playing guitar, attending protests and includes the picture of an anarchy type communist flag. police say both suspects have no criminal history in alameda and they don't know a motive. firefighters estimate all the damage totaled $3 million. the atf has joined the investigation and are looking into whether the suspects could b

after the pipeline disaster which killed eight people and destroyed dozens of homes the ones you see hangerredand decided a substantial amount will go to the general fun. >> it reflects a pay day for governor jerry brown when it should be directed to a safer pipeline system. >>> and they have been compromised as somebody hacked into the network of home depot. joining us from san jose with more on what customers need to know janine? >> they told us all staff has been told about this security beach. they are seeing evidence from home depot which might have been stolen in late april to early may. it to involved more than 2,200 and if that is the case it may be larger where they have 42 million. at this point, i can't confirm we are looking into some unusual activity and we and we are working to investigate. if we confirm a breach has occurred, we will make sure customers are notified immediately. >> our debit cards, nothing is safe so it's scary to do anything online anymore. >> they noted batches of stolen cards went up for sale online in underground markets. the u.s. has not implemented a chip

and he leaves the hanger for the game-tying home run.ttom of the 12th flowers again at the dish, takes another curveball. and hammered into the seats. jesse chavez gives up the solo winner. a's lose another one 5-4. they are now tied in the loss column with seattle and just two games up on detroit in the wild card race in the american league. more news coming up after the break. mom! all you can eat pancakes, everyday value slam, build your own chicken wraps or loaded breakfast sandwich. only $4 each. good eye, and very budget-conscious of you. does that mean i can get that new laptop? how about a shake instead? [bell rings] waitress: welcome to denny's! safeway understands you got to make every dollar count these days. that's why they have lots of ways for you to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. school is in and so are the savings. pretty lady green grapes are just $1.99 a pound. kids love kraft mac & cheese. you'll love that it's 79¢ a box. and grab capri sun for just $1.88. there's more savings to love.

. >> reporter: here inside a hanger at the oakland airport and everyone though it was a mock scenario -- and even though it was a mock scenario, first responders say they're responding given the fact that we just had a natural disaster in napa. >> whether it be an earthquake, chemical hazard involving a refinery, an incident with an airplane crashing into the bay. those are the things we're testing and we're basically preparing ourselves for the next time it happens. >> reporter: this mock scenario involving the rescue of victims of cyanide. specifically dangerous chemicals. >> we're in the bad day business and those bad days happen and they can come from any source. >> reporter: ron snapp say it is urban shield conference allows agencies to practice in situations they can't create on their own. >> we have a lot of talent here and a lot of resource and it's really an awesome experience. >> reporter: it's a chance to make important connections. >> in the event of an emergency, you work with them in the past and you know who to go to and who you can request for resources. >> reporter: s

the following day, the bank rented a private hanger at the santa monocan airport to host another sell bratorial dinner after which earth, wind and fire played. enjoy the bail out. taxpayers are waiting to help. that story was broken by tmz. so, yes, mostly, it is about celebrity feuds and plastic surgery and wearing controversial swim suits and stuff. but, sometimes, tabloid outlines like this, sometimes they break the biggest story in the country. and that happened today. in february this year, february 15th, there was an altercation at an atlantic city new jersey hotel involving ray rice and his fiance. it was a violent altercation of some kind. neither of them was taken to the hospital, but both of them were initially charged with simple assault by the atlantic city police, which responded to the incident. four days after the incident, tmz sports published this disturbing video. ray rice is the one in the baseball cap before you see somebody else appear in the frame. atlantic city police have the grand jury decided to inviolate ray rice on a very serious charge. that's a felony. co

plus your hangers are your height. we did one cool feature.d double hanging and literally you grab that rod and it brings everything down to you. [ applause ] >> wow. >> meredith: beautiful job. >> wow. [ applause ] >> really, really beautiful. wow. thank you. >> meredith: tom, thank you very much. george, you're fabulous. fabulous. >> i think the same about you, meredith. >> meredith: want to give a special thank you to everyone who made this happen. fortunately it wasn't tom's friends. for more information visit our website at meredith vieira show.com. we will be right back. [ applause ] >> announcer: up next, get ready to go bananas with the audience. >> meredith: name five madonna songs. >> like a virgin. oh my god! i'm freaking out. >> announcer: game with high >> meredith: are you guys excited? >> want to be part of our live studio audience? go to meredith vieira show.com for free >> meredith: okay. welcome back. there is nothing like having some good clean fun except today i have something else in mind which is why with some help with m

in support of the lively house paper hangers, drapers, upholsterers worked continually behind the sceneseir invoices at the archives n suggest the place was in a state of constant improvement. constant patching might better describe it. for congress contributed little to the decor and does not today. symbolism was at every turn inserted into the larger symbol, the house, to personalize it. jefferson set up in the entrance hall to display artifacts from the various western expeditions. he even housed two grizzly bears from the rocky mountains in an enclosure on the driveway outside. a great show was made by adams and monroe of the visits of general lafayette. andrew jackson's portrait was a more pronounced symbol, maybe more a monument. powers, later the famous vermont sculptor of the greek slave and other works displayed his clay bust of andrew jackson sculpted from life in the entrance hall before he journeyed to italy forever.y:r@ñ to have it carved into marble. to identify himself with jefferson, the expansionist, president james k. polk who through the war with mexico pushed the nati

no word when the cliff hanger will go into production. >>> the photo going viral out of michigan. a father punishing his boy by making him hold a sign that says i hit little girls. >> the dad says 4-year-old tristan got in trouble at school for hitting teenage classmates, and when other men odds did not work he made him stand in the street for an hour, well mom is furious, and kept him home from school. and dad says he has to regrets and calls this creative discipline, did he go too far? good conversation on my facebook page, let us know what you think. >>> he does chores and does recipes and helps with story time and tucks the kids into bed. this is gebo, the first family robot. >> take the picture -- >> welcome home eric. >> hey buddy, can you order some takeout for me? >> chinese as usual? >> you know me so well. >> he is only 14 inches tall and starts at 4 99 and sts brain child the media lab. it has been extended until sunday and the company has banked $1.75 million to date and gebo if you want him starts shipping next december. >>> and a video that has gone viral for the cut

. >> this was a real cliff hanger. social media, very surprised.be not the analyst, but just regular folk. >> they don't tell you the verdict, they are going to make you work for it. >> right. >> you have to listen. >> so it is a lot like -- we have controversy supreme court cases here in the justices will come out and read their preponderances. well, they sit there and she reads the law. she reads the facts, she explains how their intersect, and then she is going to tell you the verdict, so we don't have the verdict, but we know based on what she said that the finding is going to be that he is not guilty of murder one, what we call murder one here, essentially what we call murder in the second degree. >> were you surprised by the first decision? to dismiss the charge? >> no, because it is very very hard here or there or anywhere else. >> to establish the state of mind of a defend. prosecutors cannot get you inside the state of mind and here is what she said. they did not make their case. there is no one who can tell us what happened that night, ex

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. >> we saw a police uniform inside on a hanger. dry cleaners now gutted. several homes also burned. this house off san antonio avenue is barely standing. >> entire floor collapsed. his toys homework clothing lay on a heap in the driveway. judy next door has to move out. >> everything is wet. there is mold. so i have to move out. >>reporter: police arrested 22-year-old guiteirez transient and 27-year-old peterson who lives in alameda. >> thanks to some astute people paying attention got a description and later found the person that they were lacking for who was described. >> peterson shows him playing guitar attending protest and include the picture of annan arrest can i top communist flag. both suspect no criminal history in alameda and they did not know a motive. firefighters estimate all the damage total 3 million dollars. police investigating if the 2 suspects are linked to 5 suspicious fires they believe were intentionally set early friday morning. in alameda this is abc 7 news. >> on college campus all over california tonight profound change is coming

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robo calls, door hangers, warning letters, and recycled waste water have all been part of the mix.the city even has a hotline for residents to report water wasters, all measures that have led to a whopping 35% cut in livermore's water usage. >> we've really worked hard, and it's, you know, good to see that it's paid off. >> reporter: livermore park and recreation district is doing its part, letting much of its lawns go brown and has plans to roll out more synthetic turf fields. >> we don't have to water that grass, it will be available to the kids year round. >> reporter: but it's the city's residents that are really making the difference. this family has cut back dramatically. lawns are brown, the fountains dry, and pots are now a permanent fixture in the family shower. >> i have to empty them on the dry spots on our lawn. we've cut back our watering program. doesn't look pretty when it's this brown, but it will grow back. >> reporter: jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> they say the brown is the new green. >> i've heard that. haven't heard the pot idea, makes sense. >>> all rig

a congressman, state senator, state legislator and some other hangers on walked in and said we have a problem. we went through the whole there was a problem, we try to send information out to the precincts to make sure everybody understands you can only vote for one person for any race. pay attention. read the ballot. , everything just imploded or exploded and you all know the rest of the story there. i firmly believe -- and the general minute the table may disagree with me -- but i firmly believe that -- gentlemen at the table may disagree with me, but if one ofelieve that these three go into counties and start finding what you can. we had attorneys in my office from all over the country. it you don't -- you don't have getrneys from california there that quick. it took soreasons long is because every time we turned around we had lawsuits against us. lawsuits filed against me. the office and me personally. and i won every single one of them. we were getting our information from cnn. we would be working and all of a sudden a thing would come up said this judge says stop. this judge say

want to gave you a look right now at police arresting hanger son yesterday afternoon.e was on the run for about two and a half hours after escaping from the montgomery county correctional fast ill any eagleville. he's convicted drug fell on, and he was supposed to go through a program to prepare him for his release. now, he's likely looking at more jail time. >>> hackers publish naked pictures of some of hollywood's biggest stars, still ahead, thousand they got the pictures and the best way to protect your personal photos. >> plus, laugh a felton shoot 16 a feet high, as a volcano in iceland erupts again. finds out if this could impact air travel, like did the last tim it errupted thousands of flights affected last time. >> sure. >> details judge if you are headed back to school today, probably think about wearing some shorts perhaps with a forecast like there is it will be steamy out there. already is steamy but not terribly hot just yet. regardless, it is a lovely looking view, right now, over the center city skyline, 76 the current temperature, high humidity, though

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he has handed over licenses for planes, hangers, and those linked to drug trafficking. he is legalized security companies linked to or run by paramilitary. he has defended a referendum that at the time sought to eliminate extraditions for the drug cartel in trafficking organizations. talks texas has executed a woman for the starvation death of a nine-year-old boy in 2004. lisa ann coleman is ali the 15th woman to be executed since the reinstatement of the debt algae in 1976. compared to nearly 1400 men. six of those 15 female executions have been carried out in texas. he was agriculture department has approved the use of genetically modified corn and soybean seeds that are resistant to the weed killer 2,4-d. the herbicide made by dow chemical has been linked to a range of health risks, including cancer and parkinson's disease. it was an ingredient in the herbicide them were agent orange. industrial farmers have been pressing for an alternative. the epa would still need to approve the newest version. if it does, these of herbicide could increase as much as 600% in the ne

clou nology i than 300 mil well, how did the hangers break in?tigators are focused on the celebs' cloud based storage accounts and that puts apple's icloud system in the hot seat. it's investigating and tonight we learned so is the fbi. >> nothing is foolproof. nowadays. >> reporter: karen concerned because she keeps sensitive information in cloud based storage. >> we have things about our medical files, we have our social security, we have passwords to everything. our bank accounts. i mean i keep everything up there. >> reporter: and she is not the only one. >> i think there's a lot of folks especially celebrities don't take their -- their information security seriously. >> reporter: collude technology is -- cloud technology is used worldwide. the problem might not be with the technology but in the passwords we're choosing. >> it allows them to throw as many as 500,000 passwords at an account until it accepts one. >> reporter: some phones and some tablets automatically back up to the cloud and in which case you have to manually go in and turn it

$100,000 and you would be buying it from x core aero space by andrew nelson and they are building a hangere mid land terminal and soon it will house the lynx rocket plane still in development. the two-seater is no bigger than a private jet and take off horizontally from the same runway as any other plane but with one key difference. >> this will fly up to mock 3.5 which is a thousand meters per second. >> reporter: faster than a speeding bullet and to get passengers past the edge of space to experience six minutes of weightlessness before coming back to earth. the whole flight will last 30 minutes and nelson says even in this development stage more than 300 people have signed up. >> there are folks who dreamed about this their whole life and used their savings. people who at a very young age got excited by the apollo or star trek or buck rogers. >> something exciting and new in west texas and a new frontier between earth and space, mid land texas. >>> we leave you with pictures in by the u.s. navy that show these air strikes from the gulf which have gone into syria targeting isil fighters

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senator and a county -- now legislator, congressman, a state senator, state legislator and some other hangers-on walked in and said, we've got a problem. and went through the whole there was a problem, we tried to send information out to all the precincts, make sure everybody understands that you can only vote for one person for president. for any race. it says vote for one. you can't vote for more than one. pay attention, read the ballot and all. by that time everything just imploded or exploded and you all know the rest of the story there. i firmly believe that, and the gentlemen at the table may disagree with me, but i firmly believe that one of the camps had said that if it was close for my candidate, for our candidate, that you go into these three counties in southeast florida and just start finding what you can. before the polls even closed we had had toshes in my office -- we had attorneys in my office from all over the country. you don't call an attorney up in california and say, get here right now because we've got a problem and they get there that quick. and everything just went on fro

there are a lot of people betting this is going to be a no vote, but it is still going to be a cliff hanger. no exit polls, we're going to have to wait until 9:00 p.m. to get the results trickling out. >> i think something like 170,000 to 180,000 are still undecided. the potential for this to swing, if it swings the other way, i mean, imagine the volatility in the markets. >> you know, the currency of the volatility and you know this, because you watch -- it's been unbelievable. almost unprecedented. if it happened in the equity markets as bk mentioned yesterday, we'd have nighttime shows about it, specials. >> 10% move for a 1% move. >> so i ask you this, does that volatility in the currency market make its way to the equities market? in your opinion at some point down the line? >> well, the currency market recently has been reacting, not just to the scottish vote but to the fact that interest rate differentials are starting to move here with the federal reserve increasingly looking like it's going to be first out of the gate, or at least more aggressive and say europe, japan and now engla

the rabbit is leaning against an old aircraft hanger. now the rabbit celebrates the folk lor story of the rabbit sent to live on the moon as a reward to proving his selflessness to the gods. he's also responsible to the duck. the duck towards taiwan last year. >> pretty cool. >>> time now, 5:27 on your tuesday morning. surf instructor who tapes girls changing in a dressing room learns his fate today. >>> plus what we're learning about a deadly crash involving an amtrak train in the east bay. >>> ka a slams into a home early this morning causing a gas leak and evacuating a neighborhood. what police are telling us next. >>> police called to the indonesian consulate overnight. a man found inside the building, details in a live report. >>> welcome to the workweek, the heat is going to back off considerably today. it kicks into high gear as we head into the midsection of your week, then we might get drizzle here in the bay area. late week, your full microclimate forecast is in just moments. >>> and why you expect this backup, we have a fire i

. >>> so matching shirts are pants, jackets all in the same hanger to grab a matching outfit quickly. >> i'm not that organized but i'll go with you. >> you look beautiful in whatever you have on so it doesn't matter. but the suitsy goes one better. shirt, pants, jackets, all one piece. >> this really isn't a shirt. it's a shirt cuff sewn on to the jacket. nor does it have working buttons. just all for show. it's like a criss-cross between a jumpsuit and a business suit. and it also has hidden zipper behind the buttons. >> i can hear in our production room folks saying what a great idea. what about when you have to use the rest room? >> you gentlemen will figure it out. most of us ladies have had to learn how to deal with spanx all these years. there's no zipper in most spanx. >> carry an extra bag or extra bottle. >> our producers say move along. >>> coming up in the insomniac theater, jane fonda goes topless in the movie while liam neeson tracks down bad guys. >>> the latest scandal in pro football. the nfl superstar making big demands to change the league. >> speaking of football s

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. >>> air france klm have offered to put its low cost plans back in the hanger. they have been on strike since the 15th of september. they are worried the low-cost brand could impact on their pay and condition. we're joined now by stephane pedrazzi in paris with the full story. >> the market seems confident that the strike could end by the end of the day. shares of air france klm are up nearly 9% after a 1% gains yesterday. it's a series of sharp declines since the beginning of the week. both parties have been negotiating last night until 4:00 this morning. the whole project to report, the low cost oount. it would allow others to pilot with local contracts with obviously more working hours and lower wages and than what they have in france. the french stake, which has a 16% stake in air france klm has been pushing for a swift resolution given the cost of the strike, estimated between 10 and 20 million euros. on the short-term if the strike the coming in the next hours. >> stephane, thank you very much. you're looking at live shots from beijing where the chinese pr

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