for abc news in 1964. he was named the anchor and senior editor of world news tonight in 1983. the award winning journalist reported events that shaped our world behind the desk and out in the field including the rise and fall of the berlin wall and the 9/11 attacks. peter jennings died at the age of 67 from lung cancer. >> you can share your thoughts on his passing on our abc news facebook page. go to fk.com/abc news. >>> abc 7 news at 4:00 continues. joel osteen is a day away from preaching at tens of thousands of people. we talk to the megaminister about why it's so important for him to share his message with the liberal bay area. >> the bay area woman accused of shooting and killing a man more than two decades younger than her makes a new court appearance. her answer to the criminal charges. >> up first, former hp ceo karly fiorina on attack at the gop debate. the lies she claims a >>> live from the kgo broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. >> here err the headlines where you live today at 4:30. aldon s

lindsay davis, abc news, new york. >>> the gunman also shot the woman being interviewed. she's vicki gardner. the spokeswoman for the local chamber of commerce. a local hospital says she is in stable condition and is recovering. >>> as this story continues to develop, do stay with abc 7 news for complete coverage on air and online. follow us on twitter at abc 7 news bay area and online at abc7news.com. >>> moving on now, five santa clara businesses were destroyed tonight in an explosion and fire. sky 7 hd was over the scene on white oak lane. it started when someone drove a car into a gas line at point sienna plaza and then took off. pg & e was called out to shut off the gas. two people were rushed to the hospital. one was a firefighter with smoke inhalation. we'll have more ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00 over on channel 7. >>> late this afternoon, a santa clara county grand jury indicted one current and one former san francisco 49er for separate sexual assaults on the same woman. ray mcdonald was indicted for raping an intoxicated woman at a house party in december. the 49

linsey davis, abc news, new york. >>> so tragic.nd it's estimated 40,000 people were watching the live feed as it was coming down that moment yesterday morning. >> yeah, there are so many levels of how disturbing all this was. one because of that. people weren't expecting that, they weren't at a crime scene or anything. they were talking to a chamber of commerce person, an official and then something like that happens and people were confused not only the anchorwoman in the studio but the viewers as you mentioned. they weren't sure what happened. but you knew something went terribly wrong. you heard the gunshots. you saw the camera fall. and just completely disturbing. from our end, like we mentioned earlier, we have all been out in the field and had our backs turned not sure what's going on. and that's the last thing you expect though. >> you're absolutely right. we want to remind viewers to stay with abc news as we cover these developments overnight. we'll take you live to virginia in our next half hour. >> also ahead in our next

from vista point, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> what a sight. you for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. i'm ama daetz. abc 7 news at 5:00 begins now with cheryl and dan. >>> this is a park with a school nearby. >> a woman died and a hit-and-run driver is to blame. did a homeowner capture the suspect on surveillance cameras. >> i have been struck in the head. >> a local police officer opens fire. a protest getting underway after the city's fourth fatal shooting this year. >> new concerns that almeida may have a fire bug on the loose. >>> we also have a cucumber salad. >>> live from the kgo tv broadcast center this is abc 7 news. >>> a san jose intersection neighbors call dangerous has become deadly. >> i walk my kids to school and almost got hit a few times. really concerned about that. >> good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm cheryl jennings. there is a search underway in san jose right now for the person responsible for a horrific hit-and-run that left a woman dead near children on their way to school. the accident happened in east san jose.

carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >>> that's going to do it for abc 7 news at 4:00. r joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm larry beil. abc 7 news at 5:00 begins now with cheryl and dan. >>> a bizarre crash sends a train flying -- a truck flying into an east bay lake. >>> why the cell phone industry took a bay area city to court today. >>> firefighters save one home in the east bay but the battle to save others being fought. >> perfect nails and poor condition. protecting the people giving you a manicure. >>> the invasion from southern california to a bay area college. i'm sandhya patel. we are in a cooler pattern. i will let you know if the weekend will feature warmth coming up. >>> abc 7 news starts right now with live breaking news. >> that breaks news, an amtrak train hits a pickup truck carrying a jet ski at a railroad crossing knocking the truck into the water. sky 7 hd overhead. a dramatic rescue effort was underway in minutes with two people seriously injured. i'm cheryl jennings. >> and i'm dan ashley. two people hurt. when you hear what happened it is incredible

abc news, los angeles. >>> mark your cal endar. e date when we can expect apple's brand-new iphone. >> up first, plumes of ash and steam a mile and a half into the sky. the scary sight south of the border. >> i'm michael finney. ask finney is just ahead. so i'm asking your questions on twitter and facebook. just search for michael finney. i'll answer questions here live in just a little bit. >> and a live look outside from our sfo camera showing you low clouds. a cooler day today. how about tomorrow? the details ahead in the accuweather forecast. are and checking your traffic at 4:37 on this monday, this is san jose 101 southbound on the right-hand side, all that backed up traffic great if you're heading northbound. 880 is moving freely in both directions across the top. stay wit >>> a volcano in mexico is spewing ash and spteam. look at that. the fire volcano has had three large explosions so far today. authorities do not believe the volcano's activity is posing a threat for those who live in the area but are warning to stay away f

gio benitez, abc news, new york. >>> to the extreme weather tonight. all that heat. the west is getting hammered. monsoon season storms are moving across the southwest, triggering flash floods in arizona. and across the west, lightning sparking new wildfires. 24 now burning in 8 states. record heat and triple-digit temperatures adding to the misery. abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano is here. no signs of a letup this weekend. >> no. as a matter of fact, july, the hottest july on record for seattle. and that's after june being the hottest june on record. it's going to continue. hot, dry, high pressure over the northwest. tomorrow, august 1st, 96, portland, 102 in boise. and below the ridge, the monsoon continues. high rainfall, las vegas, santa fe. could see flash flooding. we have a severe weather threat tomorrow, across the plains. big hail and maybe some big rains there. and florida will continue to have big rains. but much of the east, enjoying the dry weather that arrived yesterday. >> thank you. >>> to politics now. a flood of documents from the hillary cli

mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> scary, scary tough. >> yeah, my goodness.hat highway interstate and then all of a sudden, it just explodes. >> yeah, right there. his legs on fire, people rushing over. >> and people rushing to leave the scene because you never know what else is inside and what's combustible and what further explosions could happen. >> that's a good point. >>> coming up, a totally new age way to get fired up for your workout. it's actually not about getting fired up at all. >> we'll take some deep breaths and talk hypnosis straight ahead. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. ♪ ♪ >>> how about that relaxing music there? it's just what anyone about to do some hypnosis might want to be listening to. no, that's not the time for jac jams or anything. >> no, i would not try that. but it just so happens that more and more would-be jocks are using hypnosis as a way of getting ready to exercise. abc's deborah roberts tells us more. >> you're beginning to feel your eyelids getting

it's all about a new form of technology that it wants to tap into. abc 7 news reporter david louie explains that the site is the new flex tech alliance in san jose. >> the defense department and silicon valley have had a rocky relationship in part because of documents released by edward snowden, about spying by the national security agency or nsa. the defense secretary came to the wind tunnel to forge a new relationship addressing disagreements through partnership is better than not speaking at all. whether we're developing a new product or a new policy, the lesson to me is always the same. it's vigorous debate and exchange that creates breakthrough ideas. >> the defense department is putting up $75 million towards a quarter billion dollar initiative to develop new chips embedded in very thin flexible material. the rest of the money comes from private tech companies and other partners. >> this is a new day. it relates to manufacturing. it relates to using technology in a way that's smart. >> the new valley alliance will also build a floont manufacture th

>>> this is abc 7 news. >> good afternoon. i'm larry beil. jared foggal pleaded guilty today to child pornography charges. his wife says she is seeking a divorce. abc 7 news reporter marsy gonzalez has the story. >> reporter: prosecutors say he used his fame and money to victimize the most vulnerable people in society and his attorney says he takes full responsibility. from famous tv pitchman. >> i weighed over 425 pounds. >> reporter: to accused sex offender. >> today jared fogel has been charged and has admitted to participating in a five year criminal scheme to exploit children. >> reporter: former subway spokesperson in court in indianapolis after agreeing to plead guilty for paying for sex and for receiving and distributing child pornography. >> you fully and completely acknowledge responsibility for wrong doing. >> reporter: prosecutors claim from 2007 until june of this year he travelled and used social networking in pursuit of under age girls. investigators allege he met a prostitute asking her to find him another under gauge girl sayi

wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> you can see it go from gloomy to sunny. you can download our free abc 7 news app to get the latest information on the rocky fire. enable the push alerts. it's free to download for smartphones, tablets and the apple watch. >>> turning to our weather. wayne showed smus raindrops. >> light sprinkles on the peninsula. abc news was in hayward earlier this afternoon. it was raining going into and coming out of the tunnel. spencer christian joining us with the drizzlets and droplets. >> there is some left over although it's bright where we are in this location. moving mainly in the direction of the delta. producing spotty sprinkles. nothing steady or measurable. let's get to the conditions near the rocky fire. temperature 69 degrees and climbing as wayne pointed out. cloud cover held temperatures down. it's warming up. relative humidity much higher. 58%. winds still strong gusting to 18 miles an hour. and that does not help the frrth effort at all. this area outlined in red includes the acreage to which the fire spread. after 8:00

. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now" with t.j. holmes and reena ninan. >> we start this half hour with those devastating wildfires in california. >> the largest fire doubled in aggressive effort. abc's clayton sandell is there. >> reporter: firefighters are working day and night in close hand to hand combat against the rocky fire raging north of sacramento. 2,000 firefighters are trying to stop it. it's already chewed 50,000 acres, destroying at least 24 homes, threatening thousands more. the u.s. military called up two more c-130 firefighting planes from colorado sending them to california where they'll join large dc-10 tank percent right there is a dc-10. he's coming in. he's going to drop fire retardant. this plane can carry 12,000 gallons of retardant at once. there it goes. the terrain here is bone dry. and lightning isn't helping since thursday, 13/,000 lightning strikes sparking more than 250 new fires. >> we have seen a couple spot fires and those pretty much escalated and got pretty big and took off both sides of the mount

rob marciano, abc news, new york. >>> that is not the only trouble in the tropics. hurricane. the winds increased to about 90 miles an hour. the storm is east-southeast of hilo, hawaii. it could bring dangerous wind gusts and rain to the hawaiian islands at the beginning of next week. >>> former president george w. bush returns to new orleans to help the city mark the 10th anniversary of hurricane katrina. yesterday president obama praised the city for its ability to bounce back from the devastation of the storm. he spoke in an area of the he spoking in an area of the city that was once 17 feet underwater. >> if katrina was initially an example of what happens when government fails, the recovery has been an example of what's possible when government works together. >> tomorrow is the actual anniversary of that deadly storm. new orleans is hosting a power of community gathering which is the city's signature post katrina event. former president bill clinton will also be there. >>> now to the investigation into this week's on air shootings in virginia. police discovere

live in new york, marcy gonzalez, abc 7 news. >> all right, thank you so much, marcy. abc 7 news was in downtown oakland today as community groups demanded a bigger say in the coliseum city stadium project. today the group delivered a letter to the mayor and the developer asking for community benefits agreement that would include good paying jobs and affordable housing. >> the people of oakland deserve to be in any talks around public land because it's our land, and that's important to us. we want to make sure oakland is developed, it's vibrant. >> right now the project is still in the dream stage. the developer has presented a proposal to the city, but city officials continue negotiating with the oakland raiders. >>> a drop in chinese currency for the second straight day sent u.s. stocks tumbling. at one point this morning the dow was down more than 270 points, but it managed to recover by the closing bell thanks to rising oil prices in the u.s. the dow closed down just 0.3 of a point to 17,402. >> intel seems to be making good on its promise to try to bridge the digit

. >> reporter: juju chang, abc news, new york. >> good health advice for women thinking of donating. >>> coming up, the real estate industry on alert after another agent gets a terrifying threat that calls for safety and what some realtors are doing to protect themselves on the job. >>> but first, what a load of delightful carbohydrates served between two pieces of bread. we are feasting on a mac and cheese sandwich. wait until you hear about the special secret ingredients in that mouthful. we are headed to insomniac kitchen next on "world news now." >>> "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. >>> >> it is time for a fantastic food feat taking mac and cheese >>> it is time for a fantastic food feast, taking mac and cheese which is already amazing on its own and putting it on a sandwich. >> it sounds too good to be true. when you add in deli flair, you may have a dish ready to take over the world. nikki battiste has this quick and easy recipe. >> reporter: we're at delicatessen restaurant in new york city with owner michael ferriero who will show us how to make ma

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abc news, new york. >> we haven't heard from dr. seski.hunting website that says he's also killed six elephants. it's -- >> it's getting a lot of attention now. you hear about the hunting and i guess it's bringing it to light now and maybe we'll pay more attention and maybe some good will come of what's taking place now. there's legal and illegal hunting >> very good point. >>> coming up, bikers beware. the suv slamming right into a cyclist and speeding away but the biker's helmet camera catching it all. the new way to keep bikers safe in our next half hour senator baseball's youngest superstar working to inspire future players. bryce harper of the nationals is now reaching out. you're watching "world news now." ♪ >>> bryce harper having a breakout season for his washington nationals. the outfeeder is the youngest player in the national league. >> harper is a top performer for his age or any age for that matter. he wants other young people to love the support as much as he does. jonathan carl has his story. >> reporter: and harper to right

i hernandez, abc news, new york. ing what?hey have to write to check your credit when you apply for a job? >> they can absolutely. when i was in college i had a few jobs where they had to check credit. this student loan thing is a big thing. i've been paying them for almost a decade. i'm going to be paying them till i'm in my mid 50s. this is like a nice -- it's a car payment beak. sometimes it can be a house payment. it's something that thankfully you have the means to at least pay the monthly fee but still, it's going to go on for another 20 years like that. absolutely. >> even president obama said just before he got into office, he finally paid off the student loans. it's a big issue. >> it's nearly impossible to shed that. it can be a real burden. it the rest of life you got to continue on and pay for that. >> so don't go to college? just kidding, mom and dad. >> get a scholarship. that's what it's all about. >>> coming up, an apology from dr. dre as the film about his early days in n.w.a. tops the box office, his troubled

the station. >> bryce williams, wdbj 7. >> reporter: flanagan fleeing, at large, places a call to abc news calling himself bryce, saying that he's just shot two people. abc immediately contacted authorities and back at the station this solemn announcement. >> it is my very, very sad duty to report that we have determined through the help of the police and our own employees that alison and adam died this morning. >> reporter: vicki gardner is in the hospital in stable condition. by mid-morning the police in hot pursuit, the shooter on the road east towards the nation's capital. interstate 66. weave authorities could catch up flanagan took to social media, tweeting, i filmed the shooting, see facebook. and, not stopping there, actually posting his own video of the shooting, rolling as he fires, and sending off to facebook and twitter video we will not show here. the sites suspended his account. >> flanagan then fled before deputies arrived on the scene. the franklin county sheriff's office with the assistance of the virginia state police immediately began a search operation in the area to lo

elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. >> now to the wildfires burning across the west.thin, that the 200 active duty military troops are being trained to fight fires and will be heading to fire lines this coming weekend. the situation is extremely dangerous in central washington. near the resort town of chelan where more than 15 square miles have already burned as local officials taking extra another measures. >> we'll be looking at other nations we work with like australia, new zealand. >> nearly 90 major wildfires are burning across the west. the scorching temperatures are not helping. accuweather meteorologist justin pavek has more. good morning. >> reena and phillip, thanks and good morning to you. heat a huge concern out west once again. in fact, record high temperatures will be challenging but dry conditions. this is only going to lead to an increased fire danger threat going all the way through midweek. the northeast on the other hand will be blazing hot. we're not talking about a fire situation but the combination of heat and humidity might make it feel like it'

up, more news from abc. bc. stay with us. >>> this morning on "world news now," donald trump's hot-button issue, immigration. for the first time, he's revealing policy details while taking aim at mexico. the controversy as he dazzles the iowa state fair. >>> burning up. firefighters in several states facing explosive conditions. the property loss, the human toll, and a big threat today from accuweather. >>> and new this half hour, what a generous boss. >> his restaurant was closed for five months, and during that time, all the workers got paid. wait until you hear about the bonus. >>> and in "the skinny," the boy band getting even more attention from admirers. one direction's big honors at an awards show. it's monday, august 17th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning. i'm phillip mena. >> and i'm marci gonzalez in for reena ninan. we usually only see each other in passing, in the field in stories, so it's nice to spend some time hanging out here this morning. >> you'll get a

her parents speaking to abc news tonight. and chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz reporting in. >> reporter: tonight, new information about life in captivity of kayla mueller. counter terrorism officials tell abc news that kayla was repeatedly raped by one of the leader of isis. al baghdadi. one of the world's most wanted terrorists. her parents confirm to abc news that u.s. officials gave them similar information. the daughter and star student went to syria to work with war refugees. >> i am in solidarity with the syrian people. >> reporter: her family later sharing details from a letter kayla wrote in cab tith, i will not give in, no matter how long it takes. but after a failed u.s. rescue effort, time eventually ran out. the circumstances of her death still unclear. friends and family creating this tribute video. >> i will always love you. it's never good-bye among friends. >> she would have been 27 today, martha, as you were reporting earlier. and in the meantime, you learned more from the family tonight? >>

at o'hare, paul meinke, abc news >> cute? >> cute. i do love my animals. animals. that was a cute turtle we had earlier, wasn't it? >> don't miss updates on facebook wnnfans.com. more news. >> this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. now," >>> making news in america this morning, theater attack. another movie interrupted by vice. a man wielding more than just a gun. what we've learned about the suspect and the officer who came face-to-face with him. >>> hours away from the highly anticipated gop debate the candidates making last-minute preparations and how bill clinton helped donald trump get into the race. we're live in washington. >>> major mistake, a home surrounded by bounty hunters. they ended up at the wrong house and wait until you hear who lives there. >>> and signing off. jon stewart preparing for his final "daily show." it's a moment from last night's show that has everyone talking.

more positive financial news coming off abc 7 news at 5:00.mateo county has lowest unemployment rate in california. and in less than 30 minutes republican presidential candidate donald trump will speak to a football stadium full of supporters in alabama. this is a live picture of the podium. you can see a massive crowd there. the rally had to be moved from a hotel. abc news reporter is live in washington, d.c. a lot of talk about trump's immigration policy. >> reporter: good afternoon, larry. on twitter donald trump has been promising a wild time at the rally that is just about to start. he is keeping up calls for a dramatic crack down on illegal immigration. as donald trump gears up for what he expects to be the biggest rally ever tonight in mobile's 40,000-seat football stadium his competitors on the campaign trail are divided over the immigration proposal brought front and center. >> the immigration policies brought up are not conservative, either. it will cost hundreds and hundreds of billions of dollars. it will disrupt families. >> repor

it is tuesday, august 11th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning. reena ninan. phillip mena in for t.j. >> i sure am. >> just talking about this app. he kind of has a high voice. right? >> he does that falsetto. i didn't know if he could hit it or not. derulo did. it's going to be entertaining. >>> very serious news. the return of chaos in ferguson, missouri, just one year later. i want to take you to some live pictures that show protesters and riot police filling the streets for the second night in a row. >> dozens of people were arrested on monday and even more overnight. tensions rising after the somber anniversary of michael brown's death ended with looting and gunshots. live pictures there. more now from abc's jim ryan. >> reporter: ferguson, missouri, under a state of emergency. protesters had traffic backed up as they blocked a nearby highway. >> more arrests up here on the parking lot. >> reporter: they didn't resist as police broke them up. authorities are hoping to avoid a repeat of violence that brought back painful memories of rioting la

the service that gets you new outfits every month. >> abc 7 news a >>> covering all the bay area, this is abc 7 news. >> we're hearing exclusively tonight from a san francisco woman locked in an emotional tug of war with her ex-husband over the fate of their frozen embryos. 46-year-old dr. mimi lee has sued to have the embryos implanted in a surrogate. her ex-husband wants them destroyed. she shared her agony in an exclusive interview. >> it's very -- it hurts in a way. it's so personal. and a former friend that i trusted for so long. it's really disappointing. >> you can see more of the exclusive interview with mimi lee on "good morning america" tomorrow morning at 7:00 right here on abc 7 on channel 7. >>> city college is trying to convince would-be students it has the classes they need. that's after the school saw a huge decline in attendance of more than 25,000 students following its big accreditation battle. abc 7 news education reporter now has a look at the new class offerings. >> reporter: this motorcycle repair program is being touted as one of the five hidden gems city colleg

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abc news, roanoke, virginia. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news here at 4:00, former president bush returns to new orleans ten years after hurricane katrina. how he is addressing the low point of his administration. >>> and the kitchen is closed at some popular caves. >>> and the brand new parkway has been open just over a month. new at 4:30 who says part of the roadway is just too dangerous. >>> at 4:11 we are checking your south bay san jose commute. southbound is backed up but northbound looking great. 880 seems to be flowing in both directions over the top. we are back after a quick break. >>> one of the priciest homes sold in california has a new owner. this estate known as loxly hall just sold for $47.5 million smashing price records. this morning was over the 9,200 square foot mansion designed by julia morgan. it has jaw dropping views of san francisco, golden gate bridge. the home built in 1895 includes an elevator, four bedrooms, six bathrooms, a poolhouse, rose garden and wine cellar. >>> starbucks began closing the first of its laboulange restaurants. the north beach area sold th

linsey davis, abc news, ni yak, new york. >>> now to sports and the courts. starting with tom brady's deflategate scandal. the quarterback and nfl commissioner roger goodell could not come to a settlement over his four-game suspension. that means their attorneys will be back in a new york courtroom today making their cases before a federal judge. if a deal can't be reaped both sides urging the judge to rule in the case less than a week before the patriots first regular season game. >>> and in chicago, basketball legend michael jordan was in court defending the use of his image. jordan is suing dominick's supermarket now out of business for using his image without permission. a jury will decide the fair market value of the infringement which it has acknowledged. >> hackers made good on their threat to expose millions of people who use a website that indicators to cheating spouses. it has reportedly popped up online said to include names, addresses and credit cards of 32 million users. it indicators to married people seeking affairs. hackers threaten to go publ

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ron claiborne, abc news, new york. >>> the teens have spoken.or last night's teen choice awards. we'll have the winners and who almost wiped out on stage. >> plus backlash over sharon stone's naked photos. "the skinny" is coming up next. >>> "world news now" continues after this from our abc ♪ skinny, so skinny >> all right. let's start off the "skinny" by checking on what the kids are into these days. >> yes, last night's teen choice awards the surfboard trophies were handed out. >> let's start what would have been a wipeout for "modern family" star sarah highland. almost there. she recovered though after tripping on her way to present an award. she's okay. she can't blame it on a long dress like they do sometimes at those big award shows. no excuses there. to the awards now and the guys from one direction accepted their many, many surfboards on remote. the british boy band winning pretty much every category they were in. no surprise there. >> i guess you didn't have to be present to win. look at that. those teens also apparently ry loved fast

the first drawing, not so much. >>> thank you so much for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. egins right now. >>> an ugly confrontation during critical mass in san francisco. it happened minutes later that has one city leader calling for a crackdown. >>> a chase has one pedestrian running to get out of the way. we're learning about the man in the red mini cooper. >>> out of service. two southwest planes clip one another in oakland. what the airport is telling abc 7 news tonight. >>> meteorologist sandhya patel. i'll have details coming up. >>> hey! you're running me over! >> a bicyclist attacks a car in san francisco. and now the road rage has more than one person in trouble. good evening. thank you for joining us tonight. i'm ama daetz. >> this is caught on camera in a trendy neighborhood. you'll see investigators actually have their hands tied until the driver or the car company does something else. live in the marina now with the latest on this very strange story. >> reporter: you know, critical mass happens on the last friday of every month. and for the most part, they hav

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that was uncomfortable laughing. >> from the east bay wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> the earthquake damaged some items inside homes. abc 7 news viewer sent us this photo and said after the 4.0 earthquake a ceramic goat from greece shattered. and brittany took this photo of damage in her home and said it took forever to hang that shelf. if you have video during the quake or pictures of the after math send them to us with the hashtag abc 7 now. >>> today's quake is another good reminder be ready for natural disaster. we are encouraged to have emergency kits stocked with items including battery operated radios. how many of those do you have? and flashlights with extra batteries. >> you should have a three day supply of food or water for everyone in the family and a manual can opener. develop an emergency plan for your family posted at abc7news.com. >>> today bay area communities finally cooled off a bit but many remain hot and sunny after a record setting weekend. a perfect day to sit water side and feed the ducks. ocean beach in san francisco very busy today warm enough that visitors b

mary bruce, abc news, new york. >> seems hard to imagine but there isn't a major health risk. there's apparently a resort that has to have water trucked in from 40 miles away. >> they have owned up to it. >>> coming up in our next half hour, distracted bus bus drivers caught using phones while driving buses full of children. who is sounding the alarm and what's being done to stop it. >> first airlines being told to cut down on the hidden charges. what you need to know before this summer. you're watching "world news now." "world new you know the fare isn't the only thing you're paying for. there are more airline fees than ever before. >> between choosing a seat or changing tickets or checking a bag or even carrying one on, there are always fees. now some lawmakers are saying enough is enough. here's abc's aditi roy. >> a call for a major government crackdown on airlines for the added fees to ticket prices. a recent report released by the minority staff of the senate commerce committee claims fees like checking baggage, change or cancellation chargesing are often hidden, confusi

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coming up, we have more news, abc. >>> this morning on "world news now," fighting cancer.s difficult diagnosis. what the former president and his doctors are saying about an illness that runs in his family. >>> earth-shattering explosion. a blast at a seaport so intense, it broke windows miles away and jolted people out of bed. the human toll and the investigation. >>> also new this half hour, cops say they're sure it was intentional. >> the speeding pickup truck headed right for an officer. the unusual pursuit and what the suspect was not wearing. >>> and later in "the skinny," the big changes for fans of "sesame street." who actually want to see less of elmo, the cookie monster and their friends? it's thursday, august 13th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning on this thursday. i'm phillip mena. >> and i'm reena ninan. whether you are a democrat or republican, whatever your political stripes may be, it was hard news to hear overnight that we're beginning, of course, with the fight for former president jimmy carter's life with the diagnosis that h

abc 7 news. >> this weekend. students are moving into uc berkeley for the start of the school year. 7,000 moving into dorms and campus housing. abc 7 news on campus. freshmen moved tine day. an emotional time for parents of course as their sons and daughters look forward to a new adventure. >> really exciting. i mean adrenaline is unmatched for something like this. and there is a, good mix of nerves as well as excitement. but i am really looking forward to the year to come. >> this is why you have kid. to see them launch. an exciting day. emotional day as well. >> campus police wanted to welcome students too. caution drinking in the dorms will not be tolerated. classes start august 26. >> great turn out today for 11th annual friends breast cancer 5 k walk and run. a bay area broadcaster passed away in 2003 from breast cancer. caroline tyler was her friend and part of the event since it started. mission is to help uninsured or underinsured patients fight breast cancer. great day for 5 k walk and run. let's check in

reporting live in lake county, i'm sergio quintana, abc 7 news. >>> the abc news now fire has shared photos and video. smoke is visible as far away as santa rosa, antioch, oakland. if you want to share on social media, do it safely. #abc7now. >>> here's a look at the fire shortly after it got under way. this photo sent by abc 7 news viewer dana kelly. you can see the smoke around 4:00 this afternoon. it was still relatively small. >>> let's head right to abc news meteorologist for a look at the conditions firefighters are facing tonight, drew? >> matt, the dry atmosphere we have and the active wind throughout the afternoon really helped to spread this fire rather rapidly. we'll take to the jerusalem fire at this air. air temperature 71. the relative humidity is rather dry. only at 38%. still a busy breeze out of the northeast, three miles per hour. it is gusting right now to ten miles per hour. so we'll take you through the next 24 hours in terms of the wind gusts. it's not such great news for the firefighters. early tomorrow morning you can see an active breeze anywhere from 16 to 2