. >> you don't have to have a show called "whitish" because that's what television has been for quite some time. >>> number one in just 60 second >>> good evening, thank you for joining us. president obama delivering an emotional farewell address tonight, calling on the american people to stay engaged and hopeful. expressing faith in america's next generation of young leaders. tonight we reflect on his inspiring words and the legacy he leaves behind. here's abc's david wright. >> reporter: tonight in chicago -- >> hello, chicago! >> reporter: a hero's welcome for the 44th president. >> we're on live tv here, i gotta move. >> reporter: a favorite son of the windy city, now on his last lap. >> yes, our progress has been uneven. but work of democracy has always been hard. it's always been contentious. sometimes it's been bloody. for every two steps forward, it often feels, we take one step back. >> reporter: fitting that barack obama should give the last speech of his presidency here -- >> four more years! >> i can't do that. >> reporter: chicago is the city that launched him. a junior s

and by the way, it's no longer a black and whitish you alone. you have spanish. you have asian folks. this is not -- you know, the same old battles. we got this stew that is bubbling up from people everywhere. we have to make sure that we in our own lives, our own families and workplaces do a better job of treating everybody with basic respect. and understanding that not everybody starts off in the same situation. imagining what it would be like if you were born in an inner city and had no job prospects anywhere within a 20-minute radius. or how does it feel being born in some rural county where there's no job opportunities in a 20-mile radius. seeing those two things as connected as opposed to separate. so, you know, we have work to do. but overall, i think on this front the trend lines will be good. chrissy is going to get the last question. chrissy is -- you know, i've been knowing her since springfield, illinois. when i was a state senator, she listened to what i had to say. so the least i can do is give her the last question as president of the united states

and by the way, it's no longer a black and whitish you alone. you have spanish. you have asian folks. this is not -- you know, the same old battles. we got this stew that is bubbling up from people everywhere. we have to make sure that we in our own lives, our own families and workplaces do a better job of treating everybody with basic respect. and understanding that not everybody starts off in the same situation. imagining what it would be like if you were born in an inner city and had no job prospects anywhere within a 20-minute radius. or how does it feel being born in some rural county where there's no job opportunities in a 20-mile radius. seeing those two things as connected as opposed to separate. so, you know, we have work to do. but overall, i think on this front the trend lines will be good. chrissy is going to get the last question. chrissy is -- you know, i've been knowing her since springfield, illinois. when i was a state senator, she listened to what i had to say. so the least i can do is give her the last question as president of the united states

it's a black and whitish for some people, whether mormons they see are christian or not christian. i agree with joe. it's going to come down to a choice between whether they want to elect mitt romney for the next four years and get a republican back into the white house, even if he is a mormon, or whether they're going to stay home, not mobilize, not get out the vote and risk the prospect of barack obama. i suspect actually with mitt romney, a lot of people that say they don't want to vote for him on the evangelical side, it might be be on him flip-flopping on issues as much as mormonism. chris: romney has come off a bit odd in a different ways. his sense of humor is definitely somewhere out there for some people. politico, your organization has written in the past is there a sense of him being weird. that can be played upon and may catch on to his religion as well as part of the weirdness about the guy. he comes from a different background from us, from other people. how do you think it's going to play, john harris? >> i don't think romney is weird, but he has lived a life that is

. >> this is not a black-and-whitish shoe. this is a national crisis. i believe this is a crisis. for white people to come out and show how deeply they were hurt and asians and different people from different nations and different parts of the world to come out and show that they felt the same way i felt on that video, i greatly appreciate it. it's like a sense of i'm not the only one that feel this is way." >> reporter: eric garner's daughter saying this is not a black or whitish shoe. this is what we've seen around the past two nights. very diverse and eclectic groups of demonstrators all of them here in the wake of the lack of an indictment in the eric garner case but also trying to shine a spotlight on a mission to reduce the use of force and generate a larger conversation on police practices, christine. >> in times square, alexandra field. thank you for that. in washington, a few hundred protesters outside the department of justice, a few hundred grew to thousands weaving their way peacefully through the capital. blocking traffic as they marched fast 14th street bridge and do

can you imagine the furor of a show 'whitish'? racism at highest level?" >> highest level. highest level. it goes the "n" word, slavery, racistist. >> they don't need to call shows "whiteish." they have other names, like "frasier." >> white show, very white show. ( applause ) that show was so white, irimmigrant character was from great britain. >> love that cog, though. >> the dog was very compute. my personal favorite that didn't make it was, "so let's get this right. steve jobs dies and leaves his wife everything-- billions of dollars. now his wife has a boyfriend (lover). oh, steve!" ( laughter ) >> oh, man >> now he's just clowning a dead man. >> anyway, hasan, give me the envelope. it's time to talk about the tweet. here it is. ( cheers and applause ) yeah, yeah, yeah. >> we started with 64 trump's most trumpy tweets, and over the past three weeks, over six million votes were cast. >> and the winner for third-month mania... >> the greatest trump tweet of alm time as chosen by the viewers is... >> "are you allowed to impeach a president for gross incom

if you start having high fever, 102, 103, sore throat, your tonsils, all this whitish stuff that mark will check in the office, if things are getting worse after a few days, it's most likely bacterial. >> that's for antibiotics. >> that's antibiotics working, that 10%. the message to a lot of people is for the first two, three days go with this prescription. >> and let me tell people what's on it. if your home and feeling sick, if it's bacterial, you need the antibiotic. if it's viral, rest, increased fluids, get a humidifier, and saline aspiration for the nose every day. and dr. samadi has a signature like a doctor. that's all i can read. >> the next recommendation is only five to seven days. not 10 to 14 days. and that's the best recommendation also. >> and what about bronchitis? >> a couple more things on sore throats. here's when you come to see me, if you can't swallow, if you is a high fever the way david said, or if you've been around strep. that's when you want to come to see me or lymph nodes, swelling. with bronchitis, do you have green mucus? you probably have a virus. 90%

not whitish, not eggshell, not ecru... whatever that . white. that's my tide. what's yours?> time now for hits and misses of the week. mary, first to you. >> i'd like to give a backhanded hit to the democratic senate committee that released a clutch of e-mails on the solyndra scandals. showed it'd show a vigorous debate within the administration whether or not to throw taxpayer money towards the solar panel maker, indeed, they did show a vigorous debate and many were horrified by the company's finances and also showed how big campaign donors have had access to really the highest he reaches of political power. they sure clarified the obama's economic plan for next year. >> a reluctant hit to governor chris christie for not getting into the presidential race. i admire him, hoped he would run, but i don't think you'd be an effective candidate if your heart isn't into it and they say about hindsight, always 2020. >> paul: 2016, maybe? >> and hit to steve jobs, what is the next thing in telecommunications and in fact the next big things resides in the head inside the genius or en

if you start having high fever, 102, 103, sore throat, your tonsils, all this whitish stuff that mark will check in the office, if things are getting worse after a few days, it's most likely bacterial. >> that's for antibiotics. >> the message to a lot of people is for the first two, three days go with this prescription. >> and let me tell people what's on it. if your home and feeling sick, if it's bacterial, you need the antibiotic. if it's viral, rest, increased humids, get a humidifier, and saline for your nose. and he has a signature like a doctor i can't rete. >> the next recommendation is only five to seven days. not 10 to 14 days. >> and what about bronchitis? >> if you can't swallow, if you have a high fever the way david said, or if you have been around strep, come to see me, and if you have limp node swelling. with bronchitis, do you have green mucus? you probably have a virus. 90% of the time, it's a virus and it should not be overtreated. if it persists, see your doctor. >> please don't come to work if you have viral or bacterial issues. >> i want to get to this topic. it'

even the country music awards, this thing about blackish, whitish.act like it's the end of the world. i say, have a laugh. it's just crazy to try to put everybody in a box, everybody in a straight jacket. that's ridiculous. go home. >> we would get wayne's final comment but he's in the men's room right now. we'll have to leave it right there. coming up, we'll try to find wayne. the victory party's over and it's time for conservatives to get to work. how they can get america back on track to prosperity. that's next. >>> i want to say thanks to the crew for joining us. you can head to foxnews.com/cashing in to see stock picks. wayne, you all right? >> i want to thank you all so much. i feel so much better now, thank you. >> any time. >> i hope you washed your hands. >> it's time to wake up, america. time for big moves. time for painting big bold conservative colors. no more squishy republican pastels. the left and obama administration have had a sudden dramatic change of heart. apparently it's time to compromise. compromise? did they compromise on obam

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, received that there, walked outside with his mail, sat on a park bench, opened the letter, that whitish, orangish substance came out. that was monday. washington police arrived, fbi are awaiting final test results. preliminary tests showed that positive. >> was he harmed in any way? >> he was not having symptoms, he is not talking publicly, but his office and mayor's office are confirming he did receive this letter and that he did not suffer any illnesses or ailments as a result. >> what do we know about the content of the letter. was it all about guns? >> we know the letter was mailed on, both letters were mailed may 20th from shreveport, louisiana, and in the letter we don't have direct quotes, but it is explained to us, says no one is going to take our gun rights away. this is including threats against mayor bloomberg. that's the content of this. it does not appear to be linked to previous letters sent to the white house and congress a few weeks back. again, it is concerning that people are sending these types of letters. we have not seen confirmed instances since the anthrax attack

and also, adam schiff, whitish as a think about all the stuff that he's making up, during the hearing? or the committee? all those lies that he was telling, making up. >> host: let's get a t response. >> guest: david, you say lies he made up come i think you might referring to the one instance where he paraphrased the recording or the transcript, the edited transcript of the recording and he paraphrased what president trump said. he acknowledged that he was paraphrasing. you call that a made-up, you call that a lie but it was clearly reflecting the conversation that, in fact, was summarized and memorialized in that memo. look, impeachment is going to rile up emotions. if you are a hard left democrat, you can't understand why the president hasn't been impeached by now. ifta you're hard right republicn you can understand by the democrats are getting away with what they'reu getting. the bottom line is the constitution of the united states of america, which gives congress oversight responsibility that was exhausted by republicans when they had the majority and had concerns about president

not whitish, not eggshell, not ecru... whatever that is. white. that's my tide. what's yours?heroes in this, then. w-g-n's randy bellows, caught up with the fans before the game. >> bears fans are back smoking up the celebration of football and all things american at soldier field today the blue and orange flies proudly among so wed red white and blue. faith and pride in this nation as it marks the 10th anniversary of the terrorist attacks. >> i can think of a better stadium to be at, i can think of a better city to be at on a day like today remembering our soldiers into being a soldier field. >> the meaning of this day was never far from some minds of fans as loyal to their country as they are to their teams. >> i felt my patriotic duty was to join the marine corps so i did that for five years towards iraq. the bears still is my heart and soul. >> the call america the melting pot but there's no better way to celebrate our country and with a big bite of italian sausage. >> we eat drink and then we go watch the game. >> it is good to be back as fans say, football is here again

i think they're turning into a black and whitish unit-- white issue. >> reporter: officers stood by as the two sides protested. things stayed relatively calm. mehserle supporters say the officers suffered enough. >> i do feel bad for him and his family. i feel awful for him and his family. he has to be going through a train wreck in his mind right now, absolute train wreck. >> not so say grant supporters and grant's uncle feels the demonstration has mehserle's attorney written all over it. >> i wouldn't be surprised if raines had more to do with this than anybody. you know, he is very skillful cutting attorney and he has a lot of different tricks he will try. >> reporter: jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> a family is mourning the loss of their teenage son who fell to his death during the family sight seeing trip to muir woods. the family was visiting from pennsylvania and was walking on the trail near the muir beach overlook when the 17-year-old fell off the cliff yesterday. when rescuers reached the young man they couldn't revive him. investigators say there is no evidence of fou

. >> this isn't a blackish and it isn't a whitish, it isn't a latino issue it's an american issue. >> when anybody in this country is not being treated equally under the law that's a problem. and it's my job as president to help solve it. >> reporter: in new york garner's family called for peaceful protests. >> i'm termed to get justice for my husband. >> how could we put our trust in the justice system when they fail us like this? >> reporter: daniel pantaleo the officer who was not indicted said in a statement it's never my intention to harm anyone. and i feel very bad about the death of mr. garner. we learned this morning there's a march planned here in the nation's capital december 13th, francis. >> all right. tracie potts there for us in washington, d.c. >>> new details in the case of a 12-year-old shot and killed by a police officer in cleveland. it turns out the officer that shot the boy had previously been judged as unfit for duty. new lie released documents showing tim lowman as distracted and weepy after firearms training. a funeral was held for rice on wednesday. he was car

you can see her eyes are already whitish. it's really a severe situation that we see everywhere in somalia. now she's not only starving she's dying. >> reporter: tonight the united nations says the number of acutely malnourished children like the one you just saw comes to 340,000. late today, the white house announced the united states will send another $105 million in emergency relief. later in the broadcast, we show you what life is like in the refugee camp. but up next, an explosion of anger in london. the rioting spreads when the cbs news continues. [ man ] ♪ gone, like my last paycheck ♪ gone, gone away ♪ gone, like my landlord's smile ♪ ♪ gone, gone away ♪ my baby's gone away with dedicated claims specialists... and around-the-clock service, travelers can help make things better quicker. will your auto and home insurer... be there when you need them most? for an agent or quote, call 800-my-coverage... or visit travelers.com. so i wasn't playing much of a role in my own life, but with advair, i'm breathing better so now

so it is not a black whitish it is a nation issue.le are operating in fear and afraid to walk out of homes. and i know that is not what god intended for our country. i know that, we know that. >> it is an american problem but here are these two now sadly well-known cases in florida. travon martin and now your son. florida seem to have a special problem here. we have big following in florida with the nra i can see that. looking at their website you know, and everyone looks at florida as far as concealed weapon permits i think it has tripled over the last few years. i know the nra has over four million members. people want to bear arms. i upt stand that. people want to have concealed weapons now. when i say it is a problem not just the state of florida. i see that as a problem states are operating as individual countries. when you go to europe, you know, the size is around the same but you see each state size is a country in europe. we are operating like a country. each state if colorado wants marijuana then they goat et it. if florida

. >> if if it becomes a black whitish ue or trayvon martin now m noel you have a whole different set of issues. >> back to your point on terrorism in the white house not really calling terrorism terrorism. you have to realize obama's background from the beginning this is someone who palled around with bill ayers. this is someone who went to a church that basically preached hate. you have got to realize -- >> your point? >> she is making the point. >> oh my goodness. the point of it is, this obama is someone that is anti war, anti-terrorism. cameron stop. >> he doesn't want to call terrorism what is terrorism. that's what it is about. >> let me bring you in here. >> i would like to find out from the former secret service why was the front door not locked? isn't there a security advice? i think congressman asked that. >> the point here is of course he didn't have to be shot if things were working right he would have been detained before he got to the door. >> the question here is -- >> i have been in the security business. the detective that could have observed him going over the wall

we don't have black and whitish shoes in this case. a lot of people are saying we go in completely with ground troops or we don't go in at all. i say there is a possibility where you do a middle of the road approach. i know a lot of people say it's terrible. it depends on the circumstances. we give the guys a fighting chance to win, right? if they win, great. if they don't, gadhafi wins, well, i'm not going to go in because ground invasion is counterproductive. but at least want to give them a chance to topple gadhafi. do you think that's sensible in this case? >> i think it's a fair approach. one of the things that i would raise is the guise -- guys on the other side, we really have to develop a stronger understanding of who these guys are, what their political intentions are. i know that's asking a lot. but before we go into deeper of what is a civil war, we really need to understand who we're throwing our support behind, and if we want to become the air force for a rebel group, we better have better knowledge than i think we have ri

. >> this is not a black and whitish u. this is a national crisis. i believe this is a crisis.or white people to come out and show how deeply they was hurt and like asians and you know, different people from different nations and different parts of the world to come out and show that they felt the same way i felt on that video, i greatly appreciate it. it's like a sense of i'm not the only one that feels this way. he died in a horrible way, a horrible way, and for that person ramsey to give that video out to the world, i think he will be very proud at the way these protests is going without being violent. >> can you forgive the officer? >> can i forgive him? uhm -- eventually i can bring myself to forgiveness, but i would not forget what he did to my father. i'm sorry, i will not forget no matter, no matter, you know, how many sorries he say, how many cards he will send, how many tweets he'll send out, nothing's going to bring my father back so you need to do the right thing, admit that you was wrong and do your time and the rest of the officers as well. do your time. when you

not whitish, not eggshell, not ecru... whatever that is. white. that's my tide. what's yours?ve threats coming out of iran. be white house responding to the tensions say there's still time and space for to work. u.n. inspectors are not going to visit the country oos nuclear sites today. stephanie gosk joins us live. the government is threatening to cut off oil to european countries if they don't secure a long-term contract with tehran at the moment. what could we make of these defiant messages out of iran so far wb sglr well, richard, we don't know for sure what the government is thinking, but we can make reasonable assumptions. part of this is for domestic consumption. iran has faced new sanctions, threats of attack from israel. thls the government stand iing and saying we'll attack first. also that the sanctions will place a ban on exports already. this comes after the european union said they would ban imports from iran starting july 1st. that's four months away. it's not going to hurt them that badly if the exports are stopped right now. so a lot of this really for the dom

the whitish willment is now the minority. >> unioning me now is joy reid. feeling for the white establishment tonight? >> tragic. >> bill o'reilly and the white establishment are founding their powers fading. >> yeah, it's fading. i will concede to bill o'reilly absolutely the the minorities who are taking over the country want stuff. they want to not have voter id laws, they want the respect of being treated like americans even if they might have an ak sent. they want to not be labeled welfare queens. they want things. they want to vote. fancy that. the problem that the republican party has is that when they look at minorities, they either look at them as a threat that's taking over the country, that ascribe to the minority's power that trust me, we don't have, or they look at them as an opportunity for tokenism. and this party that is supposedly against affirmative action, their way of outreach to latinos or african-american is find one so conservative that no others would vote for them and say look at this, vote for them. i mean, it doesn't work. >> mark

it's not a black nor whitish shoe. >> it's about children being brought into this world and they needfter them. as i say, a check is not enough. >> wendy, here is the interesting thing. i am the product of a single parent, a mother. i was also abused as a kid. i have insight on this. my mother says to me, to this day,itis not her fought, i don't blame my moth ere. she says i wish i could have been around more. i was out working. perhaps it would not have happened to you or if your father was there. my father died when i was a young boy. if your father would have been there, you know what mom, i don't blame you, but i agree, had my parents been there, i probably would not have been molested as a child. >> it's important to remember that this idea of a traditional nuclear family with two adults both bilogically related to the offspring in the household is a new development. it came when we adopted farming and had to sit still. women and men parented in large groups of what ant poll gists called aloe parents. many people who had a biological interest in the child. part of the modern capi

it's not always going to be a black and whitish. we do have statistics that show blacks and latinos are subjected to excessive force more than other groups. they are arrested more for minor offensives. their interactions with police tend to be worse than other groups. but the issue is, we have these situations that flare up in charlotte and in other cities throughout the u.s. but we don't know that in these situations that it's simply a reflex of the information that's out there or they are unique. so i think when you talk of it in terms of white and black you miss the point. perhaps there are reforms that have to be made at the police department level and that affects everyone. you have black cops and you have black civilians. >> in this particular incident in charlotte it was a black police officer who shot a black suspect and i'm not sure she even understood that based on the comments she just made. let's move to the other two topics and we can look at some of the statistics right now, some polls that have been done. let's pull u

>> i don't think it's a black or whitish. it's a radical issue.rlying all radicalism is a desire for an familiarky and chaos. they heckled the d.c. mayor. she advocated putting more cops on the street to help stem the bloodshed that was happening and they heckled her which told you they weren't even interested in the safety of their community. >> one more thing up next. kind of like mute buttons equal danger. ...that sound good? not being on this phone call sounds good. it's not muted. was that you jason? it was geoffrey! it was jason. it could've been brenda. >>> time for a quick one more thing. >> all right. i was in l.a. last week. i had a great time with our fox affiliate in l.a. and the afternoon at the hallmark channel. i'm with nancy grace filling in for the day. they asked me. so it was pretty cool. take a look. >> are you going to do some -- are you going to jump up with me? >> i'm no dancer -- >> i'm going to try and not get caught up in the -- i think i could do that. >> while we're salsa dancing -- >> shake your moneymaker, okay. >> th

like any geese you would see about yeah height, long neck, full body, kind of grayish, brownish, whitish, you know. >> reporter: face-to-face in a suburban park. clearly, the rules change during mating season. >> this is a serious matter. the animals are dangerous, a threat to children and parents should be concerned. >> reporter: abc 7 news. >>> hundreds of people came together last night to help firefighters put out cancer. abc 7 news was in san francisco for the art of fire. a sold out art auction and gala a benefit for the cancer prevention foundation. three people were honored for their contribution to end cancer in the fire fighting community. award winning actor b.d. wong came out to support his brother, a san francisco firefighter who is helping to lead the effort. >> in recent years, we discover more and more risks related to chemicals and very specific things that cause cancer and terrible illnesses. >> the foundation starpted in 2006. abc 7 was a sponsor of last night's event. >>> the goldengate ferry is expanded service for the first time in 40 years starting tomorrow. commut

part of the conversation, and help work toward as solution too much has been focused on black and whitish shoes he wrote, when will we include others? i am latino and believe my voice will be positive contribution to efforts to bring st. louis together. in the masses of applications we also found one from the mayor of ferguson who has been criticized for his city's response. the mayors of nearby city also applied other community leaders stress the importance of education, like attorney ashley vonn. >> education can be the tool for preventing another ferguson she says. however, quality schools cannot be achieved without focusing on the root causes of failing school districts. continued lynn reed is a retired teacher, one of the first black teachers hired in the classroom that was mostly white. i not only saw white flight, i have lived it. as a teacher i have the experience of speaking at two former students funerals. we need to give our young people a reason to stay and continue to move our community forward. father and former teacher wants to be part of the change. the lack of integration

. >> i'm not sure it's a black/whitish on the issue on t.ged to win without doing the retail politicking that we normally associate with it. >> but this isn't the general election. these rallies aren't going to be good enough. >> right. >> why don't you go to louisiana, go to a charter school this week. go to a harlem charter school the next week. talk to a whole town hall -- >> that sustained coordination -- >> -- or downtown baltimore. >> what you're starting to see now, though, is a focused message. >> dan? >> well, i think -- i agree with all this, but i think he was also trying to appeal to suburban republican voters that suggests that donald trump understands that problems exist in black america and that he has an alternative answer to it. he has to appeal to suburban republican voters if he's going to win. >>> with donald trump facing an uphill battle, republican fears of a senate loss grow. could ticket-splitting voters save some vulnerable republican incumbents? hey there, starting your search for the right used car? i don't want on

you can't -- it's a black and whitish shy. you can't be wishy washy with who you're supporting here. maria: that's right. it's also stoking protests across the country. in new york city yesterday protesters were everywhere and when you hear barack obama making this moral equivalency it stokes more hate. >> we're seeing really disturbing things at these rallies, even some violence and graffiti at the white house, the front of it was defaced over the weekend. i think it's particularly concerning to hear this type of rhetoric from obama because we know he has a lot of influence in the biden administration, over this current administration's policy towards israel. we know behind the scenes obama has been working across all different kinds of policy areas and frankly i don't know that the public has a full understanding of obama's influence over the administration so to here him espousing that rhetoric is worrying given the concern about the biden administration's support for israel going forward. maria: you know that obama is runn

a police report says that letter contained a whitish-orange stance substance. have to kill me and my family before you get my gun, it read, anyone who wants to come to my house will be shot in the face t. right the bear sarms my constitutional god-given right and i will exercise that right till the day i tie. what is in the letter is nothing compared to what i've got planned for you. is the with thele over gun control behind tease threats? >> that's what that seems. it could be somebody on the other side trying to make their point by blaming the people who believe in gun rights. >> reporter: this latest round of threats has many wondering if ricin is becoming the weapon of choice for intimidation. >> rice isn't probably one of the worst ways to try to dill i kill somebody. so i don't see it as a threat in an actual capability to kill but rather to intimidate and attract publicity. >> reporter: now we just got off the phone with an fbi spokesperson, they say there have been no arrests and there are still no suspects labelled officially. so we'll wait and see how

>> yeah, yea high, long neck, and grayish, whitish, you know. >> call it a cautionary tale, clearly the rules change during mating season. >> this is a serious matter. these animals are dangerous, and they are a threat to children and parents should be concerned. >> in walnut creek, abc 7 news. >>> hundreds of people came together last night to help firefighters put out cancer. abc 7 news was in san francisco for the art of fire, the sold out art auction and gala is a benefit for the san francisco firefighters cancer prevention foundation. three people were honored for their contribution to end cancer in the firefighting community. award winning actor wong came out to support his brother, a san francisco firefighter who is helping to lead the effort. >> recent years, we discover more and more risks related to chemicals and very specific things that cause cancer and terrible illnesses. >> the foundation started in 2006, and abc 7 was a sponsor of last night's event. >>> the golden gate ferry is expanding its service for the first time in 49 years. the manager says ridership has been grow

you see that whitish color car i talked to the family that has two teenagers. an step-year-old and nine-year- old. very frightening moments for that family. they are now sitting inside a ac transit bus down the street until police make it okay to go back in the house. it all happened on high street just a few yards west of i-80. they got here around 2:00 a.m. this morning. they found a man inside the vehicle slumped over on the drivers side of the car. the man police soon realized the man had been shot when they first arrived police had a different there are theory. >> i believe it was just a crash. when the car crashed officers arrived an sewn smelled gas. they immediately evacuated the occupants of the house and looked at the vehicle and observed a male slumped down in the drivers seat. >> reporter: police say the car is not registered to an oakland resident. they have not been able to reach the owner. most of those people i would say all expect the family i smoke to you back in their homes. they have capped the leak. that came two hours ago. the electricity

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