i'm rob nelson at abc headquarters in new york.e begin with breaking news from southern california. investigators have located charred human remains within the debris of that burned-out cabin where it's believed christopher dorner was holed up. investigators tell abc news identification will be attempted through forensic means. if dorner is positively identified it would bring an end to the largest manhunt in the history of the los angeles police department. abc's sa sicecilia vig ga has t latest on this quickly developing story. >> reporter: it was in this cabin deep in big bear mountain outside los angeles that the ten-day international manhunt for christopher dorner may have finally come to its grisly end. but tonight, dorner's fate is still unclear. was the man accused of killing four people, two of them police officers, among today's dead? after an intense standoff with police, the cabin in which the suspect had been holed up all day went up in flames. >> we believe that the person that barricaded himself inside the cabin and

sam ford, abc 7 news. >> and that is it for abc 7 news at 5:00. abc 7 news at 6:00 begins right now. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> this is abc 7 breaking news. >> we are uncovering information about the murder of a boy. >> chuck walker was found dead on 28th avenue in temple hills. we are live outside prince george's county police headquarters with the latest from investigators. autria? >> ok, we will get back to her in a few minutes. why do we not look at the future of the weather around here with doug hill. >> doug? >>

. >> all right, well, george and i, as i said, and jonathan karl and the abc news political team will be right here, starting at 9:00 p.m. eastern for this big event. these dueling speeches tonight. and we hope you will be joining us then. >>> in other news today, we turn overseas now. there is news from north korea, creating headlines around the world. the secretive country boasting today it has successfully tested a nuclear device for the third time. this one with enough power to destroy a city, packing about half the power of the bomb that was dropped on hiroshima. president obama calling it a highly provocative act and urging swift action from allies. >>> and the other big headline from overseas tonight, what we're learning about pope benedict. new pictures of the place he will live in retirement. and the call for a new pope who represents a changing world. abc's david wright is at the vatican for us tonight. >> reporter: at the end of the month, he'll have to move out of the apostolic palace, the pope's official residence since the 17th century. every previous occupant has stayed

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we're live in santa cruz abc 7 news. >> tragic evening there. ch. >> abc 7 news i team reported here last night california department of public health supposed to set a standard for a chemical found in drinking water. >> yes that. compound is known as chromium six. it's still not been established but that is not the only problem. >> abc 7 news i team reporter is here with part ii of the investigation dealing with the cost of cleaning this up. >> it's costs from all of us, water in california is expens expensive. but depending on how low the state sets a standard for chromium six you might end up paying a lot more. if you want to know how to remove it from drinking water you need to go to glendale its a good process technically. very simple. >> don and his team have been doing research for 10 years to address not only glendale's issues but state wide problem, data shows different levels in water across the state some gn some high it is o cause cans qler inhaled but there is debate over how much you can drink. >> we've shown comfortably we can get

we're with abc news.ld us that you have had underage sex with multiple girls. >> i've never had underage girls and i do not have sex with underage girls. >> reporter: then we tell him we have it on hidden camera. does that change anything? >> not at all. >> reporter: he was arrested. activists say authorities aren't doing enough, but every arrest is a blow against this dark world. alex marquardt, abc news, subic bay in the philippines. >> that is an uphill battle. >> they simply say there's not much being done because there's not money to fight it. i don't think is shocked by the idea that there is an extremely active and depressing sex industry trade overseas, where anything goes that would never fly over here legally. but certainly that guy, i mean, when you're busted, you're kind of busted. so 16, i think i saw braces. these are young girls who get wrapped up in that world, primarily for money to support the family. it's very sad that obviously they're being that exploited. >> another problem is you're

"the skinny" is next. >>> "world news now" continues after this from our abc >>> "world news now" continues♪ skinny, so sk >>> time now for "the skinny." we have a half of jackson family edition "skinny" for you today. >> i miss willis. he's no longer with us. he didn't die. he's with us. but he's off the show. willis is here, but missed "the skinny." we're thinking about you big man. he'll be back. >> michael jackson's son has -- is going to make an acting debut. so we heard he's now a correspondent for "entertainment tonight." now he's also an actor apparently. so he's making his debut on "90210." it's a teen drama on cw. it's the finale. he's going to play a trauma victim named cooper who connects with the main character named silver. so cool. >> he's a member of the jackson family. i don't think he has to act his way through being a trauma victim. he's been through a lot. >> yes, yes. well put. >> speaking of the jackson family, guess who is married? another one of my ex-girlfriends. janet jackson confirmed to "e.t." -- >> "entertainment tonight," isn't that where her little brother wor

it's thursday, february 7th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning,b nelson. >> and i'm diana perez. we'll hear all about the last-minute legal maneuvers and what it means for lance armstrong in our top story. this is something we were definitely not expecting. >> no. no. he's had a remarkable last few weeks. first the big admission with oprah. and now apparently he was petrified when news broke that this could turn criminal. now a very different change in tune for mr. armstrong. >> so we'll delve into that. >>> also this morning, the worst winter storm in years is about to threaten major airline hubs and millions of people, from chicago to the northeast. accuweather is tracking all of it. >> it is wintertime, folks. here we go. you and i share a strong loathing of cold weather. i know you're a new york girl. >> quite a disdain for it. oh, yeah, no -- i -- not a fan of the cold. and i'm not a fan of people who like the cold. >> i agree. i don't get it. >> i don't understand. what could you possibly like? there are activities in the cold like skiing an

we turn now to an abc news exclusive. nspiring young girl with an amazing sense of passion and a sense of purpose. >> that's right, targeted by the taliban for wanting to go to school. abc's bob woodruff has the story. >> reporter: malala yousufzai's journey from this to this is nothing short of a miracle. and for the first time, you heard her voice. >> today you can see that i am alive. i can speak. i can see you. i can see everyone. and i am getting better day by day. it is just because of the prayers of people. >> reporter: prayers and letters sent to this young girl who became a symbol of hope. she was just 12 when the taliban shut down her school and the public crusade. >> i have the right to play, talk, speak. >> reporter: her actions made her a target. last october on the way home from school she was brutally attacked. gunmen entered her van and shot her at point-blank range in the head. she was medivacted to england in critical condition. she refused to die. the bullet glanced her skull, traveled down her cheek and

pierre thomas, abc news, los angeles. >>> and we turn next to news that effects a lot of americans and the being financial decisions they make. a government report eight years in the making today says 40 million americans, 1 in 5, have a mistake on their credit report. more than 4 million americans endure mistakes so bad, their credit score is being lowered. and most of them don't even know it because they don't check the report. experts suggest checking at least once a year on a free government website, annualcreditreport.com, and reporting any errors or problems to credit bureau to get them fixed. >>> and still ahead on "world news," a ship drifting aimlessly, 4,200 unhappy and uncomfortable vacationers on board. the rescue operation under way tonight to get them to shore. that's next. [ coughs ] [ angry gibberish ] [ justin ] mulligan sir. mulligan. take a mulligan. i took something for my sinuses, but i still have this cough. [ male announcer ] truth is, a lot of sinus products don't treat cough. they don't? [ male announcer ] nope, but alka seltzer plus severe sinus does it treats

david kerley, abc news, washington. >> you know, that makes sense. i remember growing up in new york, we had two feet of snow twice in my lifetime. and we've had two feet of snow since 2010 three times. so it's not only happening but happening quickly. >> what i love about that story is how can it be this global warming thing going on? it's so cold. it has nothing to do with that. that's why they're shifting terminology from global warming to climate change. the basic science is basically the warmer it gets, the more moisture in the air. so whether it's stronger hurricanes or snowstorms, that moisture has to turn into something. global warming doesn't just mean it's getting hotter. that's way oversimplifying it. >> it is what's happening. the water is melting and now it's in the atmosphere as opposed to being on the glaciers. so we need new terminology for the people who don't quite understand it. >> bigger blizzards and stronger hurricanes. that's the danger of it going forward. >>> a preliminary investigation reveals it was a fuel leak that caused t

vic lee abc 7 news. >> thank you so much. abc 7 is going to bring you their reaction on abc 7 news at 6:00. >> police are asking for help solving the murder of a 13-year-old girl. the body of janell conway allen was found friday morning near a local park. heather? >> we learned this after the noont fbi is now involved in the case but this press conference seemed to be held to say there is not much they can say. they're not releasing whether this is random. there is no suspect search. they're say they're having to weigh what information to release in the interest of protecting the family and of protecting the investigation. they don't want to release critical details that might be known only by them and the killer. this 13-year-old was seen thursday afternoon in the sassoon city area. a surveillance camera ra captured here in fairfield wear a gray sweater, blue jeans and a pink backpack. her unclothed body then found friday morning in fairfield allen wit park. police say they do have some evidence but they're not saying what it

cecilia vega, abc news, new york. >> just takes one person to discover you. are you all right?he's drooling. oh, my lord. >> let me see your six pack. >> mine is in my fridge in my office. that's where mine is. i've got work to do, baby. i've got work to do. >>> this morning on "world news now," dangerous discoveries. the bomb squad's tough job around the alabama bunker where a dramatic hostage ordeal ended this week. >> new insight into the dead kidnapper's background as the boy he held captive celebrates his 6th birthday. it's wednesday, february 6. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning, everyone. i'm diana perez. >> and i'm rob nelson. we'll take you to alabama in just a second where investigators face another challenging day today. hard to believe what they found. we said credit could have ended a lot worse and now we know. >>> also this morning, governor versus governor, jerry brown from california and rick perry from texas are in the middle of a war on words. we'll tell you what started this latest political battle. >>> later this half hour, putting

pierre thomas, abc news, washington. >>> and up next here, a growing hazard in the air. it just happened in san francisco and our abc station there, kgo, caught it on tape. pilots stunned by light aimed at their eyes. abc's senior national correspondent jim avila took to the skies to bring us the story. >> reporter: it starts as a bright, narrow beam of green light at ground level. but by the time it gets to the cockpit, this laser explodes into a blinding, bright flash. a genuine hazard for pilots. >> you might think it's fun, but it's extremely dangerous. >> reporter: this san francisco news copter trained its camera on two men walking down the sidewalk, capturing their crime on tape. the second time in two weeks the kgo copter was lasered. this time, a red light. >> the guy was standing on his front porch and he kept doing it over and over again. >> reporter: police arrested the prankster, now facing $11,000 federal fine. the faa, fbi and local police cracking down after a jump in laser attacks. >> got him. >> reporter: from 300 in 2005 to nearly 3,500 last year. and j

stay with abc 2 news for continuing coverage. abc 2 news' brian cubeler has been in court since the trial started. you can always follow him on twitter and his handle it right there. he will let you know, we will let you know as soon as the jury makes a decision, either on twitter, facebook or on abc2news.com. >>> well, a florida woman's attitude to a judge in miami landed her behind bars. penelope soto is charged with possession of xanax. when the judge sentenced her, she wasn't exactly pleased. take a look at what follows. >> count one will be $10,000. >> are you serious? >> [ indiscernable ] [ bleep ] >> come back again. >> not done yet. she came back and the judge gave her 30 days in jail on top of the fine. >>> oprah winfrey's network >> coming up what a former executive says she was force today do while she was pregnant. >>> plus the end is near for the shoe, the wheelbarrel or maybe even the iron in the monopoly game. we're going to tell you which one is going to be replaced and what may come in. we've got the details on mo

we'll have details on that coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00. porting live in santa cruz abc 7 news. >> no question that will be packed. thank you very much. >> the father of the gunman accused of killing two detectives says his son was quote, a ticking time bomb. jeremy goulet's father said his son had contempt for police and the justice system. ronald goulet says his son swore he would never go back to jail. ronald told abc 7 news his son was a former marine who moved to santa krudz. now, just before his move to santa cruz jeremy goulet lived in erk berkeley where he worked at a coffee shop. wayne you've been talking about people recalling uneasy feelings about this guy. >> that is not in this coffee shop. they know him in this neighborhood they knew him, anyway. down street here we're on oakland berkeley border. this man made people feel good with coffee but on the other hand he made his neighbor uneasy. >> we just thought we're good neighbors then, learning this stuff is just weird. it makes me feel disgusting. >> in berkeley this morning ali

muhammad lila, abc news in kabul. >> i love that story. r you can catch the 85th annual academy awards ceremony right here on abc sunday. >> live coverage begins at 7:00 p.m. eastern, 4:00 pacific. it's going to be a good one, we can guarantee it. especially because of mohammedi. >> to go from that dirt poor background, now he's going to be at the oscars, first flight, the vip treatment, the stars, the parties. he must be losing his mind right now. >> i wouldn't want to come back. >> it's incredible. and credit to the filmmaker sam french. he was in the country starting a new initiative called the afghan film project to help afghans make movies. they put that movie together $4,000. a little smaller budget than american films. for $4,000, changed that kid's life. >> it doesn't matter if he wins or loses, he's getting on an airplane. by the way, after the oscars, the state department is going to fly him to d.c. for a special screening and then where do you think he's going? >> tell me. disney world. >> disney world, of course. >> beautiful. e

wayne freedman abc 7 news. >> thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. >> our alarm clock app is droid as well as google play and is also still available if you have an iphone. >> abc 7 news at 5:00 begins right now. >> thank you. terror plot about to unfold in our own backyard. how a federal agent managed to stop planned bombing of a bank. >> and a vigil tonight fr a young girl found dmaed a park. police arrest a man they had under 24 hours surveillance. >> i'm sandhya patel. i'll slatest on the major storms developing and a look at changing weather for the weekend coming up. >> police say they have a killer in custody for murder of a 13-year-old girl. i'm cheryl jengs. >> a week after that young teenager was found dead in a park, police arrested the man they say is responsible. >> they identified the 32-year-old anthony lamar jones early ons a suspect. investigators say they were watching him around the clock he was arrested just blocks from where a surveillance camera took this last known photo of jannel conway allen on the afternoon she disappeared.li>w we're live wlaitest. v

it's tuesday, february 19th. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning.> and i'm rob nelson. all eyes on south africa for oscar pistorius and his day in court. we'll get to that in a second. but also this morning, the sandy hook shooter, adam lanza and what his motivations may have been. why he may be linked to another mass murderer. learning a lot of insight into his mental status. beyond chilling. >> that's right. >>> an unforgettable display of fearlessness. a young woman who dares to swim with the most dangerous creatures in the ocean. getting up close and personal to a great white shark. >> you have to admire the bravery. she's actually a model in hawaii that says forget all the magazine covers, i'm going to swim with jaws and hang out. no cage, no protective team around her. just me and jaws, just enjoying the swim. >> but in a second he could turn around and be like nope, there goes your face. >> that would be my thought process. maybe i'm the weird one. but i'm not. >> i don't think so. >>> a big surprise on stage from superstar sting. but this wa

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don't forget to catch the new season here on abc. best new artist nominee carly ray je. psen may not have won but had a back up plan. >> i have my family here, and we're going to go for a milk shake somewhere, afterwards. >> you can check out a list of winners now on otc.com. >> still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00 one oakland neighborhood just fed up with crime. >> and they're taking matters into their own hands. >> plus, for the first time since the sex abuse scandal, the widow of coach joe paterno defends her husband and talked about what happened. >> and an army veteran receives >>> residents of one neighborhood are fed up with property crime. >> now they're complaining about the lack of police response in the laurel district. >> laura? >> hi, carolyn. residents say they've had burglaries and break ins in recent week was police busy with violent crime in other parts of the city, residents say they're adding their own layer of protection. >> this shows where we are patrolling now. >> frustrated with a lack of response from police, neighbors pitched in 30s aids month to p

it's thursday, february 7. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> you were flinging it aroundget fidgety. >> i get nervous when talking about the weather. >> oh, man. good morning, everybody. can you tell it's almost friday? i'm rob nelson. >> and i'm diana perez. the storm hits the northeast on the anniversary of an actual winter disaster. that went down in history in 1978. accuweather has the very latest. >>> also this morning, the invisible enemy attacking the u.s. how hackers are getting to the heart of computer systems and why it's so difficult to track down the criminals responsible. >> sign of the times in this cyber world. they're out there and they're good. >> the latest thing they're doing, too. >> getting into very deep levels of government, too. >>> also later, from laughter to outrage. new jersey gofr your chris christie joked around on late night tv, joking about his weight. but now you'll see what turned from laughter to anger the governor speaking out now against some folks who were concerned about his weight. >> you'll hear what he told them to do with his opi

it's february 8. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good friday morning, everybody. the weekend. i'm rob nelson. >> and i'm diana perez. accuweather predicts hurricane force winds and two feet of snow. that's our top story. another major headline, the all-out search for an ex-cop accused of killing three people. >> such a frightening story and really a national man hunt at this point. >>> and lawmakers demand tighter gun regulations, there's a new focus for mental health care. >> and the need for speed. the fearless skateboarder who is in trouble after he took a joyride going up to 43 miles per hour. lots of downhills, i'm assuming. >>> first, that fierce blizzard about to close in on the northeast, shaping up to be one for the record books. >> the northern edge of the storm has slammed the midwest, but it's about to get a lot worse. poised to dump two feet of snow on new england. >> reporter: from new york to boston, the winter weather arsenals are prepped and ready for blizzard war. and those in charge of the snowy battle are competing their commands simple. >> sta

it's thursday, february 21st. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning perez. >> happy friday eve, everybody. i'm rob nelson. we'll get to the fast-moving developments in the murder case from south africa coming up in just a second, particularly that new info about the lead investigator. >> something you wouldn't expect. >> that could taint the whole thing. an interesting tidbit coming out of there. >>> plus this morning, warnings to pentagon workers about pay cuts and potential layoffs if congress fails to act on a looming budget deadline. the impact of this one could be pretty far reaching. >>> a new reason to study your credit card statements carefully. the sneaky hidden fees that could be costing you and how to avoid falling victim to them in the first place. >> that's a good way to get angry. look at your cell phone bill, your credit card bill, all those little things they tack on, you've got to call them out sometimes. >> if you call them and say what's this? sometimes they'll say, oops. >> oh, i'm sorry. how did that get on there? let me take that

keep it here on abc news for the very latest. >>> now to the other top story. d boston. crews in new england are gearing up for their plows and their salt spreaders for what could be a historic blizzard. there could be two feet of snow and hurricane force winds. drivers from new jersey to maine are told to stay off of the roads. and the northern edge of this storm is blowing over from the midwest, and it's already being blamed for a school bus accident in michigan. two children were injured when a bus slid off a snowy road. schools across the northeast will either be closed or dismissed early. >>> 2,600 flights have already been canceled in the northeast. and in the hours ahead, expect a ripple effect nationwide. passengers were scrambling to fly out early last night. taking advantage of offers to switch flights without being charged the standard rebooking fees. others may be delayed until next week. >> it'll be a good weekend for many just to stay in the house or delay those travel plans maybe till sunday if you can. >> no reason to go out. >> stay in the same

your condolences can be placed on our facebook page at facebook.com/abc 7 news. >>> all right. still to come here tonight and abc 7 news at 9:00. a pair of young thieves is caught on camera. tonight police are turning to an old school tactic to solve a rash of neighborhood break-ins. >>> a college education can put you deep in debt or you could go to a four year college for free. i'm michael finney. ahead on 7 on your side i will show you how. >> i'm spencer christian in the accuweather forecast center. despite our current stretch of mild spring like weather, rainy season hasn't ended yet. i'll hav have the accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. >>> the bay area maeor with a news letter promoting a workshop on how to pick a a stew tent at uc santa cruz died today after falling down a 75-foot ravine. he was discovered this morning and flown to valley medical center in san jose. police have not ruled it suicide. >>> police is surveillance foot and. crooks are tathing homes and cars in the breed moor district and manor community. mark matthews on what is happening and how the po

it's monday, february 25th. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning. diana perez. >> and i'm john muller in for rob nelson. the big awards were spread across a handful of blockbusters, including a major upset. >> abc's brandi hitt is live in los angeles with all of the highlights, including what happened on the red carpet, including what happened on stage. there is a lot to get to, brandi, and we want to hear everything that you have to tell us about this wonderful night out in l.a. >> what an exciting time here at the oscars. hollywood's biggest stars and some of the biggest films of the year were honored, which "argo," which took home the oscar for best picture. from high-end fashion on the oscar red carpet, to host seth macfarlane's red hot opening number. >> are you okay? >> i am now. >> reporter: where he first mocked his own dark sense of humor. then turned on his high class charm. it was an exciting kickstart to the 85th annual academy awards. "django unchained's" won best supporting actor and anne hathaway won her first oscar. >> it's just such

it's thursday, february 28th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good thursdayeverybody. i'm rob nelson. >> and i'm diana perez. we'll take you right to the vatican for our top story. and today's remarkable rituals. >>> also this morning, worries about widespread federal budget cuts and the impact on national security. attorney general eric holder speaks out in an abc news exclusive. >> tomorrow is friday, march 1st. it is deadline day. >> that's the day. >> they've set a meeting for after the deadline, which is comforting. >> does that really surprise you? >> stay tuned, everybody. washington is an incredible place. >>> what an honor for a woman who simply refused to give up her seat on a bus. and that small act of defiance is what started the civil rights movement decades ago. rosa parks found her way in the u.s. capital yesterday for her brave act of defiance will never be forgotten. >> it is about time. >> looking good right there in the capital. >>> later this half hour, a 4-year-old boy who gets around in a wheelchair really wants to go faster. and his ath

reporting live in federal hill, sherree johnson, abc 2 news. >>> abc 2 news investigation is expectede a maryland courtroom later today. according to state records zachery press didn't have his license renewed by the state board in 2009, but when we found him, he was wearing scrubs inside an office with signs all over it. the state board filed a criminal complain against pratt for practicing without a license. he was expected in court last thursday to answer to those charges but never showed up. abc 2 news investigators will be there again today for a scheduled court appearance. >>> caught on camera on a red light camera involving two people working for the water department in missouri. the two men were standing in the middle of an intersection when a minivan approaches, one of the men jumps out of the way, the other is hit by the van. authorities say the injured worker should be okay. the driver of the van did not -- did, rather, stop to help and is not expected to be charged. >>> crashes happy on homestead, miami speedway, but usually they involve cars. motorcycles took to the track

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. >>> plus, an abc news exclusive. david muir inside iran. on the eve of those crucial nuclear talks, involving iran. and u.s. iran with a new bold announcement about future nuclear attacks. plus, rare access to the streets of iran. and hearing from the young people, what would they say to president obama. >>> >>> and the footloose first lady. why michelle obama is going viral tonight. >>> and good evening. i'm dan harris. we'll get to david muir in iran in just a moment. >>> but we're going to start tonight with the breaking news out of florida. a treacherous finale to a race at the daytona international speedway. cars colliding, getting tossed around like toys. pieces of cars flying over a fence, injuring at least a dozen people, many of them fans. abc's linzie janis on the story. >> reporter: one driver sparked a dramatic crash on the daytona track. >> and contact! and a terrible crash coming to finish. >> reporter: sending his car spinning into the wall and another going airborne. parts of the 12 cars involved in the crash, slide through t

john schriffen, abc news, new york. keep up the good work, we'll be watching. >> okay, julian.ick on someone your own size next time, okay? and we thank you for watching. we're always working for you at abcnews.com. "nightline" later at its new time, 12:35 a.m. eastern. and we'll see you right back here again tomorrow night. good night.

the canada arrest when the new cold case unit began looking into the case. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> tonight, san jose police are looking for a suspect who escaped from custody by stealing a police van of all things. 32-year-old anthony sanchez was arrested for outstanding warrants this afternoon. is arresting officer was distracted by paper work when sanchez managed to get his cuffed hands in front of him and drive away. the van was found two hours later in san jose but there is no sign of sanchez. >>> sky 7 hd shot these pictures of a cable car accident that that sent seven people to the hospital. it happened when the car came to an abrupt stop. lyanne melendez was on the scene right after the accident and has this report. >>> this 1.5-inch bolt caused this cable car weighing 15,000-pounds to come to an arun stop. the 40 pass betters were thrown forward. 7 were sent to the hospital including the conductor and grip operator. dominique visiting from ecuador described the accident. >> a french man was bleeding and the ambulance take him a the other was bleeding, i have a c

john schriffen, abc news, new york. keep up the good work, we'll be watching. >> okay, julian.ick on someone your own size next time, okay? and we thank you for watching. we're always working for you at abcnews.com. "nightline" later at its new time, 12:35 a.m. eastern. and we'll see you right back here again tomorrow night. good night. here again tomorrow ni t. good night. >>> today i had the chance to speak with president ob yaum here at the white house. what he has to say, coming up. >> also, silicon valley equivalent of the new nobel prize, finding ways to help us live longer. >> showing how to protect your sfrefl a front porch thief like this one. >> and an app that can help you avoid an expensive parking fine. >> we have an opportunity now to keep progress going. strengthen our middle class. it does require us to put the country head of politics. >> abc 7 news anchor dan ashley at the white house node an exclusive interview president. good evening, everybody, i'm larry beil. >> in addition, the president has been considering weighing in on an issue. it's a question posed

today 67 in san mateo. 70 in san jose. >> katie: next on abc news at 8:00. s on treasure island where a child has died in an apartment fire. and star truck struck in the bay area. what was the that bright light that lit up t >> katie: good morning, it's 8:00 a.m. i'm katie marzullo. let's start off with a look at the weather. here is lisa argen. >> lisa: good morning. a little hazy and vollmer peak and higher clouds moving up that is allowing for the cloudiness in the sky. but we are mild in most areas around the bay with 40s and 50s. upper 30s around the delta himself around gilroy, but by this afternoon the last and mild days of low 60s to 70s. it will be a little cooler today with onshore winds returning at our beaches tonight. we'll see a few more clouds. low clouds and then onshore winds really cooling us off for sunday. extra day for the weekend. holiday weekend presidents' day featuring the coolest day. we have rain in the forecast. >> katie: we are following breaking news this morning on treasure island where a child has died in a fire. neighbors are

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7 news at 5:00. this is abc 7 news at 5:00 on your side. >> growing concerns tonight that a rule meant to help protect privacy should slow crime fighting efforts. >> this is on the surveillance cameras and who is allowed to watch them. >> businesses and private citizens lots of them have surveillance cameras. take a look at this one. some of them are connected to closed circuit tv where you can watch people in real time and police officers can't. a lot of people think would be safer if police could. when she turns her back she would like to know that police officer are looking out for her. >> sometimes you see things that come into the city and then they calm back all the time. >> take this eastern market metro cam police believe it caught a shooting suspect. but d.c. councilman argues that police could do more if they could monitor closed circuit tv live. >> it is a way that if you have a neighborhood that is being terrorized by a bunch of burglaries during the day. instead of putting officers in every ally, yo