tiffany was 3 years old at the time of her disappearance.s age-progressed photo shows what she might look like today. girl: sometimes i walk home from school and a car pulls up to me? second girl: you should never, ever talk to them because you don't know what their intentions are, and they're a stranger, and you don't know them personally. boy: stay as farar away from the car as you can. second boy: there are a lot of bad peoplele out there, so you should stay away from all strangers becausyou never know what they could do to you. third girl: definitely. you never talk to anybody that rolls down the window. you know, you don't know who's out there. you don't knknow what they want from you. alex: don't go away. we'll be righback with more missing cas. girl: children need to know how to contact a parent or ather trusted adult in case of an emergency. make sure they know this information, including phone numbers. girl: keep your child in sight at all times. never leave your child alone in a car or unattended in a supermarket or shopping mall,

>> good morning, i'm tiffany wilson. let's starts off with a quick look at the weather meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning. starting out with mainly partly cloudy skies a few light showers are reported in the east bay and also on the peninsula and down along the central coast. but the area of low pressure spreading rain in the sierra nevada and also into nevada right now. we will look for more activity in the mountains. while at home our sutro tower camera, clear conditions from this san taj point. cool numbers from napa and petaluma, in the legal 50s. after that a half-inch of rain in yachtville. and a the plan for the rest of the morning shows the clouds slowly clearing. partly cloudy along the coast with the return to the 60s. more 70s for san jose. mid-70s across the bay in oakland, and perhaps a few 80s in our warmest inland valleys. that will set us up for temperatures slightly below average today and tomorrow but not for long. we will see an offshore flow and a return to above normal readings with high fire

tiffany wilson is in the newsroom with the story. tiffany.>reporter: the last nature 3 women thought uber was the safeway to get home but within minutes they felt at risk. after night at the dna lounge anna requested anish. she assumed everything would be faint then text message from her friend in the front seat lit up her phone. >> i notice his arm had gone around the passenger seat of the ca arhen from that moment on i continuously saw him kind of looking at her. >> she says the driver started weaving as side long glance linger over her friend body. the messages east ka lited. so uncomfortable. i want to cry. finally she told him to quit. >> he completely stopped in the middle of the freeway. didn't pull over stopped in the slow lean started yelling at us what do you mean. >> ub 0wouldn't go on camera but september an e-mail about the experience saying rider safety is no. 1 priority and policy to immediately suspend a driver account following any serious allegations. which we have done. that is not good enough for her frn. >> as a woman i d

tiffany wilson is in the newsroom with the story. tiffany. >>reporter: the last nature 3 women thought uber was the safeway to get home but within minutes they felt at risk. after night at the dna lounge anna requested anish. she assumed everything would be faint then text message from her friend in the front seat lit up her phone. >> i notice his arm had gone around the passenger seat of the car and then from that moment on i continuously saw him kind of looking at her. >> she says the driver started weaving as side long glance linger over her friend body. the messages east ka lited. so uncomfortable. i want to cry. finally she told him to quit. >> he completely stopped in the middle of the freeway. didn't pull over stopped in the slow lean started yelling at us what do you mean. >> ub 0wouldn't go on camera but september an e-mail about the experience saying rider safety is no. 1 priority and policy to immediately suspend a driver account following any serious allegations. which we have done. that is not good enough for her frn. >> as a wom

tiffany? >> well, dan, it was a very dangerous and dramatic rescue. huge waves, spiting rains, wind, flares and at one point they called in the fire department as they thought they would scramble out to the rocks to save the surfer. then the incredible news. the u.s. coast guard had the surfer on board. tonight the surfer made it back to shore and his friend did not. after a frantic 9-1-1 call they september helicopter and boats to search the black waves. they found the 24-year-old man huddled near the cliff house. using flares for lights, a dramatic rescue. the man is hypothey are mick and badly battered and barely alive. >> it is nothing i experienced before. happy he is okay now. >> this is video of him being taken into california pacific medical center. >> what was going through your mind when he was out there? >> panic. >> earlier this afternoon, a surfer pulled a swimmer out of similar churning water. his father washed up close to shore. >> he was caught in the tides. we did have a um could of people go in and -- we did have a um could of people

tiffany? >> well, dan, it was a very dangerous and dramatic rescue. huge waves, spiting rains, wind, flares and at one point they called in the fire department as they thought they would scramble out to the rocks to save the surfer. then the incredible news. the u.s. coast guard had the surfer on board. tonight the surfer made it back to shore and his friend did not. after a frantic 9-1-1 call they september a helicopter and boats to search the black waves. they found the 24-year-old man huddled near the cliff house. using flares for lights, a dramatic rescue. the man is hypothey are mick and badly battered and barely alive. >> it is nothing i experienced before. happy he is okay now. >> this is video of him being taken into california pacific medical center. >> what was going through your mind when he was out there? >> panic. >> earlier this afternoon, a surfer pulled a swimmer out of similar churning water. his father washed up close to shore. >> he was caught in the tides. we did have a um could of people go in and -- we did have a um could of peop

tiffany wilson is in the newsroom with the story. tiffany. >>reporter: the last nature 3 women thought uber was the safeway to get home but within minutes they felt at risk. after night at the dna lounge anna requested anish. she assumed everything would be faint then text message from her friend in the front seat lit up her phone. >> i notice his arm had gone around the passenger seat of the car and then from that moment on i continuously saw him kind of looking at her. >> she says the driver started weaving as side long glance linger over her friend body. the messages east ka lited. so uncomfortable. i want to cry. finally she told him to quit. >> he completely stopped in the middle of the freeway. didn't pull over stopped in the slow lean started yelling at us what do you mean. >> ub 0wouldn't go on camera but september an e-mail about the experience saying rider safety is no. 1 priority and policy to immediately suspend a driver account following any serious allegations. which we have done. that is not good enou for her frn. >> as a woman

tiffany wilson is live with the story. tiffany? >> it was around 9:00 this morning the dog picked up fresh tracks of the mountain lion. if you take a look, you can see the dogs as they began tracking several days ago. and they followed those tracks for about 90 minutes throughout the dense forest. now, the dogs did tree the cats 130 yards from where the 6-year-old boy was mauled. wildlife officers say the cat became very aggressive, looking into the eyes of a warden, preparing to pounce at that warden. and then, at this point, they made the decision to euthanize the cat. initially they set out traps hoping to catch the cat alive but that did not work. they say they're as certain as they can be that the 65 pound male mountain lion was the one that mauled the 6-year-old but they're going to have to wait until they get tests to confirm. >> it's been harrowing. cats don't move in a linear motion they go back and forth. so it has felt like a wild goose chase we weren't sure we're going to get it. these dogs are very good at what they do

tiffany? >> well, dan, it was a very dangerous and dramatic rescue. huge waves, spiting rains, wind, flares and at one point they called in the fire department as they thought they would scramble out to the rocks to save the surfer. then the incredible news. the u.s. coast guard had the surfer on board. tonight the surfer made it back to shore and his friend did not. after a frantic 9-1-1 call they september a helicopter and boats to search the black waves. they found the 24-year-old man huddled near the cliff house. using flares for lights, a dramatic rescue. the man is hypothey are mick and badly battered and barely alive. >> it is nothing i experienced before. happy he is okay now. >> this is video of him being taken into california pacific medical center. >> what was going through your mind when he was out there? >> panic. >> earlier this afternoon, a surfer pulled a swimmer out of similar churning water. his father washed up close to shore. >> he was caught in the tides. we did have a um could of people go in and -- we did have a um could of peop

tiffany is stuck waiting for the bus. >> going home is really the main problem. it can take up to an hour and a half to get to san rafael. >> reporter: compared to just about 30 minutes to cross the bay by ferry. this morning, she noticed the crowds. bus riding regulars like chris expect this afternoon to be worse. >> i guarantee there will be extra traffic. there is always more traffic on friday anyway. >> reporter: he hopped on the 150 to mill valley, opting the leave work early. at least three others who boarded with him say they would have taken the ferry if the boat captains weren't on strike. here, you can see them picketing outside the larkspur ferry terminal. about 700 people had ferry tickets to the giants game tonight. the bridge district promises their fares will be reimbursed. the lack of ferries means more cars and oracle world at third and howard just compounds traffic woes. the company hired traffic directors to help. >> let's fill it in! >> reporter: mick jones says he has car regulation down to a science. still, drivers are frustrated with the de

tiffany wilson is joining us live with the story of an unsuspecting crime sleuth. hi, tiffany. >> reporter: well, it all started off with patty, who was fed up and frustrated with people parking in red zones like this right in front of her store. so this morning when a minivan pulled into that space, she didn't hesitate to pull out her phone and start taking pictures. >> you can see they were in the red zone. >> yes. >> reporter: call her the red zone watch dog. when she saw a van pull into the space in front of her store this morning, she whipped out her camera. >> the license plate wasn't a license plate. it was just like a white paper, and it said "wow" in blue writing. >> reporter: it wasn't just a couple of guys running in to grab coffee either. about a minute later, two men wearing hoodies and gloves burst out of david's jewelry store. >> they rushed into the minivan. i was just taking pictures contrstacont constantly. >> reporter: one picture captures the driver behind the wheel, the van pulling away, and paper covering the back license plate. here you thoug

>> good morning, i'm tiffany wilson. let's starts off with a quick look at the weather mid-50 necessary oakland, and 63 in morgue hill. there's a chance of isolated showers in the elevated areas in the afternoon but overall a dryer and warmer forecast not only for the weekend, but for the week ahead, for the rest of the day today look for more sunshine, maybe a few clouds, but overall it will be a nice bay with numbers a little below average. low 70s san francisco, into oakland, and upper 70s inland. we are talking about high fire danger in the days ahead. >> thank you. at least one home under construction by habitat for humanity has been temperature following -- damaged. several knew affordable homes by habitat for humanity are under construction. at one point flames were visibility from highway 280. no word on the cause of the fire. >>> developing news. four member of a women's college softball team are dead and 15 others injured after their bus collided with a bus in oklahoma. they were onboard a bus when the accident

i'm tiffany wilson. let's start with a look at the weather. here is meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi there, tiffany. live doppler 7 hd. he do have fog off the coast and looking at that marine layer to burn back to the shoreline but still gray in san jose. temperatures this morning pretty mild in the 60s from the peninsula down to the south bay. 61 in the city. and another vanitiage point that marine layer over about 1,300 feet deep. we will look for more sunshine but hazy conditions even up in napa today due to the smoke drifting into our east bay valleys and eventually through alameda and even napa county. today mid-60s to low 70s along the coast and san francisco upper 70s to upper 80s for another warm afternoon. a little hazy, though, here and around the bay. look for mid to upper 70s. so still feeling like summer, this last weekend of summer. fall arrives monday. rain showers after that. tiffany? >> lisa, thank you. >>> breaking news from b.a.r.t. this morning. a two ton truck derailed causing major delays between north concord and pittsfor

good morning, i'm tiffany wilson. here's meteorologist lisa argen with a quick look at the weather. >> good morning. we are starting out with plenty of cloud cover around the bay. marine layer about 1400 feet. live doppler hd not picking it up right now but from our sfo camera we are looking at no delays as of yet. 64 in san carlos. in and around the bay today we will look for temperatures to warm up once again into the upper 80s. the inland east bay a little hazy due to the fire in eldorado fire. low 70s across the bay. and oakland today more mid-70s. there's an a's game and the last weekend of summer is with us. we will talk more in detail about that. and when a chance of rain will come back into the forecast coming up. >> lisa, thank you. we begin with developing news out of fremont with the death of a man closed miles canyon road. fremont police were called to the seen around 8:30 last night and they had a helicopter to look for a person of interest but were unsuccessful. they are calling the man's death suspiciou

tiffany wilson is live with the story. tiffany? >> it was around 9:00 this morning the dog picked up fresh tracks of the mountain lion. if you take a look, you can see the dogs as they began tracking several days ago. and they followed those tracks for about 90 minutes throughout the dense forest. now, the dogs did tree the cats 130 yards from where the 6-year-old boy was mauled. wildlife officers say the cat became very aggressive, looking into the eyes of a warden, preparing to pounce at that warden. and then, at this point, they made the decision to euthanize the cat. initially they set out traps hoping to catch the cat alive but that did not work. they say they're as certain as they can be that the 65 pound male mountain lion was the one that mauled the 6-year-old but they're going to have to wait until they get tests to confirm. >> it's been harrowing. cats don't move in a linear motion they go back and forth. so it has felt like a wild goose chase we weren't sure we're going to get it. these dogs are very good at what they do

tiffany?xt, the latest on the fatal bus crash in oklahoma killing four members of a woman's college softball team. >>> and, also, a man hoping he won't lose an eye after being hit with a hammer. who police say swung that hammer. abc 7 news at 8:00 is next. jenny jenny carlos alex carlos good morning burrito team! we set out to make a bigger, tastier breakfast burrito and i think we nailed it. introducing bigger, better breakfast burritos. the grande sausage, packed with hash browns, sausage, and creamy sriracha sauce and the meat lovers, sburritos so big, they make severything look smaller.a warm guerrero tortilla.g, they make >>> good saturday morning. i'm tiffany wilson. a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >>> good morning to you. live doppler 7 hd, you really see the rain and snow showers in the sierra, nevada. nice and quiet with partly cloudy conditions and the rain, for the most part, has moved out. at the beach had in santa cruz a high today in the 70s. but rig

i'm tiffany wilson. today is national cleanup day.s to help beautify the southeastern shoreline. events are being held throughout the area. they collected more than 17 pounds of debris just from cleaning up oakland. some of the areas to be cleaned up today include india basin park and along cargo way. also happening today you can make a difference by participating in san francisco's zero prostate cancer run/walk. starting at 9:30 this morning you can take part in a 5k run/walk and the superhero dash for dads. all the money raised goes to ending prostate cancer, a disease that affects one in seven american men. >>> and happening today the waters off treasure island will be filled with some different looking boats, part of the international dragon boat festival mark iing the 19th straight year kaiser will be hosting the event. organizers stress this is a free family friendly event. the races and festival will be held today and tomorrow. >>> and now hear's lisa with a look at the weather. >>> very colorful on the water. we're lacking the

it was in this work that tiffany introduced to the white house and lost elements, the tiffany glass screenh apparently ended up in maryland in a hotel and it burned. but people loved it. it was in murky colors of red, white and blue. and it had always been a screen there, but -- the army corps of engineers failed in an effort to greatly expand the house again in 1889 to celebrate george washington's inauguration. there's always a hook. in 1899, the corps had its foot in the door, it thought, but lost miserably in the attempt. mckinley said, okay, maybe. mrs. mckinley said there will be no hammering while i live hire. and that pretty much did it.áb;r september 1901 brought the president -- brought to the presidency the vice president c theodore roosevelt just as a group of private architects had dethroned the army corps of engineers and set about creating a master plan for the city of washington. they named their plan for their patron in the senate senator james mcmillan of michigan. charles mckim, one of the country's best architects and major player in wanting to redesign washington, all

we're not talking about tiffany 20 years ago, 25 years ago.nd they need to take advantage of everything they can do and if law enforcement won't do it, i'm not knocking law enforcement. please don't misunderstand me. i don't know what i know. but i do know that they need to expand their area, they need to expand their searchers to everybody in charlottesville and everybody took a big step with that this morning. >> the interest of law enforcement not necessarily coinciding with the interests of the parents here. in closing, what advice do you have to the grand family right now? >> not to give up, take care of themselves so they can continue to help find their daughter and take every advantage they can to get her name and her face and personalize her even more than they already have. they need to be out even more than they have and i just wish them the best of luck. >> patrick sessions, thank you so much again for being with us to provide your insight. i'm sorry this is something you have to talk about but if anything good can come of what you

off of ocean beach, tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> that is good news, tiffany.hank you very much. >>> our reporting continues on twitter. follow us at abc7news bayarea. we'll have more at 11:00 over on channel 7 on this major rescue at ocean beach tonight. >>> now to the weather. will wonders never cease? the first showers are already hitting the california coast tonight. let's go to news anchor spencer christian with live doppler h. g. you haven't had much to track recently. >> we've got it now, dan. lots of green on the screen to the north. there is drizzle outside the studio at abc7. the more substantial rainfall has yet to arrive in the central bay area. it's moved to northern sonoma county already. we've got light rain from cloverdale to searanch, moving toward santa rosa rapidly. this is the movement of the system. heavier rain, of course, has been falling throughout the day and into the evening to the north and northwest. in fact, record rainfall for this date today. up at crescent city, 2.87 inches. uniquea, 2.26 inches. and substantial and much needed r

tiffany? >>> lisa, thank you. new this morning, at least one home under construction by habitat for humanity has been damaged following a three-alarm fire in san francisco. the fire broke out around 11:00 last night near alemany bouleva boulevard. at one point flames were visible from highway 280. no word yet on the cause of this fire. >>> and we turn now 0 to a terrible bus crash overnight involving a college softball team. at least four young women on the team were killed and a dozen others injured when their bus collided with a semitruck on a highway in oklahoma. abc's it t.j. holmes with more on how this happened. >> reporter: tragedy overnight. four students killed after a school bus carrying the north central college team collided with a semitruck. >> murray county stand by. >> reporter: the fatal accident happened near the oklahoma/texas border as the team traveled back to campus after a game. authorities say there are more than a dozen injured. >> trying to get the bus up to try to get her out. >> reporter

his wife tiffany and their two young sons.gie perry's husband is a police officer, too. >> scary. a little nerve wracking but i think our -- the show of all the officers and the community is important because, you know, we're not going to be intimidated. >> reporter: not intimidated by a lone gunman who took a father his children a husband from his wife and a best friend from corporal derek feldman. >> we will take care of tiffany and the boys as you have perfectly taken care of them throughout your life. all who wear this uniform will carry on your legacy of service. >> reporter: pennsylvania governor tom corbett and philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey joined the mourners listening to both a pledge an promise from state police commissioner frank noonan. >> right now there's one man with one rifle that's committed a heinous crime. but there are hundreds of other dedicated men that are out there trying to bring him to justice. from every marine semper fi and from every man and woman in the pennsylvania state police,

>> reporter: great uniforms lined up row after row lending support to dickson's family, his wife, tiffany and their two young sons. maggie perry's husband is a police officer too. >> scary, nerve racking, but i think the show of all of the officers in the community, it is important to not be intimidated. >> reporter: not intimidate by a lone fat shore took a fatter from his children, husband from his wife and best friend from corporal derrick felsman. >> we will take care of tiffany and the boys, as you have perfectly taken care of them throughout your life. >> all who wear this june form will carry on your leg ace i of service. >> reporter: pennsylvania governor tom corbett and charles ramsey join the mourners listening to both a pledge and a promise from state police commissioner frank noonan. >> right new there is one man, with one rifle, that is committed a heinous crime. but there are hundreds of others dedicated men, that are out there trying to bring him to justice. from every marine, sem per fi, and from every man and woman in the pennsylvania state police, you are our brother. le

tiffany will so that tonight with how the wine community is coming together to help each other out. >>reporter: what a difference a week makes. today in the family wipe ri you fill find a clean floor and row of aging wine. last monday broken bottle and busted barrel prevented anyone from walking inside. >> i think the adrenalin and enthusiasim of everyone in here pitching in made it go very fast. >>reporter: outside a similar change. no more chaos. just equipment ready for grape. transformation required 16 hour day. along the way karen discovered the damage is bad but not as bad as she first thought. >> we are looking more about-million dollars of damp as opposed to millions. >>reporter: they race against the harvest clock the community pulled together supplying what they needed time and time again. >> it was really amaze for me people just showed up w.attaching. with equipment. they showed up with workers and ready to pitch in and do whatever needed to be done. to that we are eternally grateful. >> found similar sign of generosity all over napa valley. >> i think we have a very str

in santa clara, tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >> and more trouble tonight for the nfl. this time a team owner is suspended for six games. indianapolis colts owner jim irsay was slapped with the suspension and a half million dollar fine for violating the league's personal conduct policy. he was arrested in march. police say he was driving drunk and on prescription painkillers. irsay today pleaded guilty to one count of operating a vehicle while intoxicated. as part of his plea deal, he was given probation. he can't drink alcohol and his license was suspended for three months. >>> a boy was injured while shooting with his dad over the weekend. they were in georgetown in el dorado county. they had a home made shooting range when something hit him in the chest. he was released on sunday. investigators are trying to determine whether it was a ricochet or something else that hit him. >>> governor brown is asking president obama tonight to issue a major disaster declaration. that would make quake affected areas in napa eligible for federal relief funds. in the meantime, the cl

hi, tiffany. >> hi there, ama. it's absolutely been a race against the harvest clock. many of the white grapes have been picked and the red grapes are heavy. they're ready to go. at fontanelle family wineries, they're expecting the first batch p grapes tomorrow. at this point last week, they had no idea how that would even be possible. >> like jenga pieces after a bad fall, the winery cellar left a mess last sunday. today, nothing broken in sight. >> the cellar is back to working order. not completely organized yet. but we're getting there. >> outside the winery, today harvest equipment stands ready for grapes. last week at this time nothing but controlled chaos as everyone simultaneously cleaned. the transformation required 16-hour days and an entire team of friends, family, employees and volunteers. >> i think the adrenaline and the enthusiasm of everyone that was in here pitching in made it go very fast. >> along the way, gary fontanelle a discovered good news. the damage wasn't as bad as first thought. >> we're looking at a half a million dollars in damage as oppos

lisa. >> good morning tiffany. low fog and clouds not only shrouding the coast but they have begin to move into the bay. it's very mild out there. look at the numbers, in the 60s. a few upper 50s. three mile visibility here. but 65 in oakland. cloudy skies out toward livermore with 63. 64 in fremont. we will see another mild day on the coast but doesn't look like the clouds will clear there. and looking for more sunshine around the bay. in oakland today mid-70s. feeling mild. but the further you get out toward our east bay valleys the smoke and the haze begin to come into play again. so upper 70s with upper 80s in the inland east bay. san francisco about 70. we will look for the clouds to hang along the san mateo coast and down around san jose look for low 80s and much of the bay in the upper 70s. a look at fall. it arrives monday. and the prospect of rain in the seven-day outlook. tiffany. >> lisa, thank you. we begin with developing news out of fremont with the death of a man closed miles canyon road. fremont pol

abc 7 news reporter tiffany wilson is live in the newsroom with more. >> they certainly did make those big bucks. yahoo! owned about 22% of alibaba going into trading today. they sold a portion of their sthar shares, netting them more than $8 billion before taxes. the seo ceo of yahoo! released a statement thank you alibaba's founder for the quote, wise investments. the largest ipo in american history comes on the shoulders of a chinese company. a company many san francisco residents still don't know. have you ever heard of alibaba? >> no. >> i don't even know what that is. >> reporter: when you hear alibaba, what comes to mind? >> middle eastern something. probably like a sul tan. >> reporter: the site combines online retail, social media and a search engine into one. this woman used alibaba when living in kazahkstan. >> it was very good prices and there is no tax like here in the u.s. it was cheaper. it was great. >> reporter: tech insiders say today's ipo which minted numerous chinese millionaires could have a ripple effect in silicon valley. >> when you have a company coming out an

tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >>> dentists around the country banded together today to give the men and women of the military free dental care. it's part of freedom day, an event to honor service members active and retired with no-cost cleanings and other dental work. 450 dentists from throughout the u.s., including many here in the bay area, organized the event last year. they held it again today and want it to become an annual tradition that includes other types of businesses as well. >> not everybody can close their place down for a day like we are doing, okay? even if they can do an hour or two. the whole idea is to thank these people for all the great things they have done for us, all the sack ri forifices they made. i don't think it's too much to do one day. >> if you would like to seek out or provide free services for military members for next year's freedom day, we have a link on our website. >>> an orange county wildfire has blown up very quickly tonight, now 1200 acres and still spreading. here's a look from above, where cal fire planes and helicopters are dropping fire retard

enforcement experience than anyone working at cnn, james cavanaugh who agreed with my analysis of tiffanye a pause. there only has to be slight pause. it doesn't have to be planned for months and years. >> and so you can get your analysis of the evidence in the killing of michael brown mere, or you can or you can get it on cnn a month later. i wasn't the only one surprised that anyone at cnn would change their analysis of the case based on a hearsay version of what two witnesses told cnn that was completely consistent with what other witnesses have already told me and cnn. here's cnn's legal analyst sunny hosta. >> i'm just so surprised from the very beginning of this story, from the very very beginning, everyone was questioning the eyewitness accounts of the people in the neighborhood. i don't really understand why now there's this game-changer. why now you have two white witnesses that are somehow not connected to the community and now they seem to be the more credible witnesses. it's really befuddling to me quite frankly. because now we have six, seven, eight witnesses saying the same

sais in the house but this one is called the silver ball and this is where y kept the $30,000 of tiffany silverwear. this is a brick lined closet, it is fireproof. when we do the tumors of the house -- tours of the house, have the opportunity to talk about his family. it is a fascinating family. we tried to give them a little bit of feedback on how did the family work? what were his kids like? i think the most fascinating thing is the whole thing, he had three sons. the eldest was the second child born, and lewis was the third, and walter was the last child and the youngest. and of course he was expected to be the air apparent, and he was .or about 12 to 14 years his dad writes about him, he put in entire job the -- entir charge of the duluth office of the railroad. he talks about what a wonderful job you was doing and so forth. or 14 yearsut 12 after james gorman started working for his father, he left , got went to new york city into texaco oil, made another fortune on his own. so the question is, what happened? >that is really hard to find ou. hints in just little papers and documents

tiffany wilson is in the newsroom. >> she is a drug trafficking is is suspect. it started when she was riding with a stranger. the stranger picked up the package and inside were drugs. images of an adventure of a lifetime used to crowd her page. now there are me -- messages of support. we spoke with a uc berkeley grad by skype. >> a suspect of a crime i didn't commit. it is surreal. >> they say the man who shared the car with addison picked up a box with methamphetamine. addison and the driver were jailed for five days. this youtube video shows them being ushered by the court how -- courthouse. >> i don't know what will happen with the case or how long i will be here. >> authorities took her passport, but gave her con -- conditional liberties. she was told it could take a year. >> the system is different here and they have a longtime to investigate. >> this life-long friend vouched for addison a character. >> it can happen to any one of us to be unjustly uh could -- accused. e-mails and facebook helps her stay hopeful. >> i have not committed the crime and the f

. >> did you see the upgrade from tiffany?ere is a misconception that tiffany fully recovered from the recession. they say if you look at the comp increases, it's all about the pricing. unit sales in this country, they say, are 30% still below that peak on a per square footage basis. they have a price target of $110. you could discuss whether there is a structural change that means you'll never rebound to that level of unit sales per square foot at tiffany. it's an interesting call. an interesting argument. might try to get them on the show later. >> an interesting argument because this is taking aim at the america's segment of tiffany, which was thought to have recovered fully at this point. maybe there were other segments, europe, asia, given what we see in the macroeconomic landscape. this is about the americas. >> jpmorgan, first indications for lead table. these are very important to bankers and investment bankers about how much business, how many deals both ipos and mergers they advised on. jpmorgan from some boutique re

on a tiffany bracelet for me.nking back, they are smart people. at the time i was so angry because i felt left out. however, i wasn't actually left out. with technology now if you don't have the latest phone with the latest apps, you will actually be left out of conversations and things with your friends. clothes won't make you happy. technology will. >> it will make you happy. >> until you get a stalker or facebook person that wants to -- >> you say it like it is a bad thing. right, g money? >> i run into this a lot. a lot of parents contact me and say why are you contacting my teenage son? i say it is part of teen corner. they said we don't buy that. sometimes i get a call from a police officer and i have to go down to the station and be fingerprinted. andy, do you have any advice for teens? you are every bit as concerned as i am. >> i mentor a lot of teen women. i constantly tell them they have to spend less time with their tech. i am telling them not to take pictures of our sessions. it is something they shoul

tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >> san francisco police are asking for your help tonight. identifying a man want ford several home invasions in the area. they released this sketch of the suspect who described as balding, african-american, 5'5." weighing 145 pounds. he is wantford at least three break-ins at hotels in the last two weeks. he enters the building and searches for unlocked doors. some of the break-ins involved violence. the police are urging residents to keep their doors locked at all times. >> police in santa cruz trying to track down a thief, master of disguise. investigators released photos of a man they dubbed el mustache-io because of the mustache he wears. video shows him stealing electronics from a store. taking a laptop computer. last week confronted by a costco employee after trying off to steal an x box. there is a reward for his capture. get this, commemorative, glass. and the police chief has even offered to seen it. >> well, a sacramento man celebrating the return of a 1964 ford thunderbird. >> first love, gaeb. he watched with great anticipation a

tiffany has more. sp largest i p o in american history comes on the shoulder of a chinese company. company many san francisco still don't notch have you ever heard of ali balboa a. >> no. i don't know what that is. >> when you hear that what comes to your mine? >> if middle east something. yes. probably like a sultan. >> site combine on behind rae tail social media and search engine. this woman the saw it when living in katz ick stan. >> very fast shipping and good prison and no tax look here in u.s. so it was cheaper. it was great. >> tech insider say today i p o which minted numerous chinese millionaire could have a ripple effect in silicon valley. >> when off company coming out and they do 30 percent better on the first day whole bunch of other company who say well, maybe the window is open and good time for us to did our i p o. >> paul believes additional i p o benefit the community and every day investors. >> i'm hoping the message will come through loud and clear 3 than the present nawr fast growing company. they can do better than being acquired by the join. they should go p

i'm sure it will did awesome things. >> consider him sold n.san francisco, tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >> moving on now. vice president biden today called violence against women a stain on america national character. vice president takened ceremony today marking the 20th anniversary of the violence against women act which he wrote into law. he calls domestic violence the ugliest form of violence that exists. >> under no circumstances does a man ever have the right to raise the hand to a woman other than in self-defense. under no circumstances. that is no means no. >> earlier in the day mr. biden commended the baltimore ravens for terminating the contract of running back ray rice after video surface of him punch his then fiance. >> general mills buying berkeley base annie homegrown. company announced the deal today saying it will pay 8 20 million dollars for annie and best known for mack and cheese meals in a box. annie says it will stray true to the value of healthy food and virtually conscious business. it will continue to be based in berkeley. >> new report says that single american

abc 7 news reporter tiffany wilson is on the story. >> the district attorney announced arrest of patrick from pacifica. uber ex driver accused of assaulting a passenger during a trip 2:00 a.m. on tuesday morning. this is video of other uber drivers going around the city but during the specific trip in question da george says the u uber ex driver picked up 3 people and during the drive they got in an argument over the route. the driver stopped the vehicle and told everyone to get out near the intersection of ellsworth in the heights. this is google street view of that area. the driver is accused of hitting one of the passengers in the head with a hammer. the da says man suffered severe injuries to his eye. possibly even fractures by the time help arrived he was passing out from his injuries. this mug shot of uber driver in orlando arrested just last week. accused of groping a girl. then yesterday san francisco uber driver was suspended after his passengers accused him of harassing them. uber reless add statement regarding hammer attack identical to the statement they release about the sus

tiffany wilson is in the newsroom. >> she is a drug trafficking is is suspect. suspect.started when she was riding with a stranger. the stranger picked up the package and inside were drugs. images of an adventure of a lifetime used to crowd her page. now there are me -- messages of support. we spoke with a uc berkeley grad by skype. >> a suspect of a crime i didn't commit. it is surreal. >> they say the man who shared the car with addison picked up a box with methamphetamine. addison and the driver were jailed for five days. this youtube video shows them being ushered by the court how -- courthouse. >> i don't know what will happen with the case or how long i will be here. >> authorities took her passport, but gave her con -- conditional liberties. she was told it could take a year. >> the system is different here and they have a longtime to investigate. >> this life-long friend vouched for addison a character. >> it can happen to any one of us to be unjustly uh could -- accused. e-mails and facebook helps her stay hopeful. >> i have not committed the crime and the facts

abc 7 news reporter tiffany wilson live outside the marin county jail with a big development now. >>n held here since he turned himself in on tuesday. today he had a court appearance. and the district attorney requested more time to investigate, tonight mickey slick will be a free man. sky 7 hd flu over this home after an early morning raid august 22nd. authority authorities looking for charles mitchell. >> we have you surrounded. >> he wasn't there, in the following days, he remained active on social media. even promoting his new song and album release. but he cancelled a concert in southern california last week. lieutenant pittman suspects the 1.5 million dollar reward for his arrest contributed to the cancellation. >> there are charges being placed against him for kidnapping, false imprisonment, brandishing a firearm, being accused of conducting this criminal activity as a member of a gang. >> mitchy slick grew up in san diego and is rumored to be a member of the lincoln park bloods. he's collaborated with bay area musicians and posted videos of himself in oakland. officials are n

find a (tiffany) ask yourself what you'll miss more. your children or cigarettes.s long as i can remember, my mother smoked. she died from lung cancer when i was 16. i could not take the chance of continuing smoking and not being here for my daughter. i know how much i needed my mom still, >>> our theme at this year's women of power is embrace your power, the time is now. >> embracing my power means what can i do to make me better? what can i do to enrich my live? just being in the environment of these amazing women was a wonderful experience. but it also makes me strive for more in my own life. >> as a mother of three, embracing my power is giving myself a break. we may be in our careers. we may be not necessarily comfortable what we're doing. but we're living with our purpose. >> what better to understand that than the first african-american female made general of the u.s. army. co-ed toral director caroline clarke has her story. >> once she earned her theater degree her path was not as clear. >> i knew when i graduated high school my next step was college. there

tiffany wilson is in the newsroom. >> she is a drug trafficking is is suspect. it started when she was riding with a stranger. the stranger picked up the package and inside were drugs. images of an adventure of a lifetime used to crowd her page. now there are me -- messages of support. we spoke with a uc berkeley grad by skype. >> a suspect of a crime i didn't commit. it is surreal. >> they say the man who shared the car with addison picked up a box with methamphetamine. addison and the driver were jailed for five days. this youtube video shows them being ushered by the court how -- courthouse. >> i don't know what will happen with the case or how long i will be here. >> authorities took her passport, but gave her con -- conditional liberties. she was told it could take a year. >> the system is different here and they have a longtime to investigate. >> this life-long friend vouched for addison a character. >> it can happen to any one of us to be unjustly uh could -- accused. e-mails and facebook helps her stay hopeful. >> i have not committed the crime and the f

we have whitney, the mom of the twins, savannah known as miss nana, tiffany the owner of room to bloom and tara who is ty's mom all via skype right this minute. welcome to the show! moms, what did you think when miss nana showed you this video? >> it was just hilarious. i couldn't stop watching it. i wanted to show it to family, so ioste and voila. >> did ty ever get over his pulled heart? >> he never mentioned that when he came home. so i think he's probably doing all right. they hugged and made up since the poking. >> what made you start shooting the video? had this argue been going on for a little while? >> it started off when i told them we were going out to recess. i went outside and it was raining. i told the kids we couldn't go outside because it was raining. then the little argument between raining and sprinkling started. >> was it raining or was it sprinkling? >> it was obviously sprinkling. >> okay. >> whitney, what are you saying? >> raining. >> sprinkling. >> it's raining. >> ow. >> it's raining. >> you broke my heart. >> that's it for "right this minute." see you next time

do you want to meet justin and his wife, tiffany? >> absolutely. >> it's feel good friday.k you so much. >> thank you. thank you. >> you helped me and so many others. thank you so much. i wouldn't be here if it wasn't for you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> hey, tiffany, how are you? how are you guys? sit down, sit down, sit down. i'll let you all sit together. how are you? >> i'm wonderful. >> these are big, burly guys. wonderful to have you all and to share that -- that moment like that. >> it's a -- it's been a journey. >> it has. >> it's -- >> what have you all wanted -- have wanted to say? >> just this is incredible. i mean, to do that for somebody you've never met for somebody you didn't even know you were going to meet. i don't know how we can thank him enough. for giving j.j. and myself a future with joe. it's incredible. and -- i mean -- we're grateful. >> being healthy is thanks enough. thank you. it w >> it was -- it was a pleasure. i mean, it was nothing for me. you did all the work. >> you did a lot. without you, i'm not here. >> but it was really something, ti