reporting live in san francisco, alyssa harrington, abc7 news. >> alyssa, thank you for that report. stay on top of the breaking news story with the abc7 news app. enable push alerts and get updates as they happen. >>> to developing news, a prominent san francisco attorney killed at her own home. she worked for the public defender's office for 29 years. a man found at the crime scene is being questioned. flowers lie on the sidewalk outside the potrero hill of marla zamora. a long-time defender in san francisco who was stabbed to death on friday morning. >> poor marla. i can't believe it. i have known her since she moved in, insurance is they were built in the 80s. >> investigators walked in and out of the building. >> it is insane when this kind of thing is right across the street. >> the next door ?ai bore didn't want to be on camera, but he heard yelling and saw zamora bloody in the backyard. a man in home was de intayed. he is in shock. jay she had a heart of gold. >> she is everything you would want a public defender to be. she fought hard and she had tremendous compassion for he

good evening i'm alyssa cook. >> i'm allen martin. they showed up hours at a time and the line stretched for blocks. a bernie sanders rally in oakland has drawn thousands of supporters including a pair of protestors. juliette goodrich at the rally. >> reporter: we are here at the chavez plaza and bernie sanders is talking to supporters and sanders is pulling out all of the stops through the bay and specifically oakland. hundreds of people in long lines to hear him. as you said there was a brief incident during sanders' stage. a protester was disrupting his speech and secret service agents talked and animal rights activists started to take credit for this one protester but that woman was quickly detained and overall the bernie sanders crowd started to boo her. they didn't want to see that

reporting live in san francisco, alyssa harrington, abc7 news. >> alyssa, thank you for that report. stay on top of the breaking news story with the abc7 news app. enable push alerts and get updates as they happen. >>> to developing news, a prominent san francisco attorney killed at her own home. she worked for the public defender's office for 29 years. a man found at the crime scene is being questioned. flowers lie on the sidewalk outside the potrero hill of marla zamora. a long-time defender in san francisco who was stabbed to death on friday morning. >> poor marla. i can't believe it. i have known her since she moved in, insurance is they were built in the 80s. >> investigators walked in and out of the building. >> it is insane when this kind of thing is right across the street. >> the next door ?ai bore didn't want to be on camera, but he heard yelling and saw zamora bloody in the backyard. a man in home was de intayed. he is in shock. jay she had a heart of gold. >> she is everything you would want a public defender to be. she fought hard and she had tremendous compassion for he

alyssa arsenal is only 24 years old but started noticing her cellulite when she was in high school. >it bothers me a lot in the summertime with short shorts or bathing suit or something like that. >> reporter: when changes to diet and exercise fail a friend told her about this idea. >> it is a great idea, it is a minimum recovery time not invasive. it sounded perfect. >> reporter: yes. which ones linear and not. >> reporter: procedure is designed to smooth out bumpy cellulite when doctor kevin cross of cross plastic surgery in center city says isn't caused by fattah loan but thin band of tissue that full down on the skin line buttons on the mattress. it doesn't discriminate based on weight. eighty-five to 90 percent of women have cellulite. >> until now we had nothing in plastic surgery or any other discipline of cosmetic medicine to help treat cellulite, now we do. >> how are you doing. >> reporter: doctors first numb the area and map out the dimples. the cellfina uses a vacuum to pull up the skin one target area at a time. with the skin held in place needles shape cutting device is

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alyssa harrington is live. >> reporter: police sources say marla was stabbed multiple times. friends are horrified. they've been stopping by throughout the day to leave flowers outside of her home. they tell me they believe she was trying to help this family member when she was killed. >> she was a force of nature. >> reporter: maria tearfully remembers her friend, marla zamora, who police say was killed by her own nephew yesterday morning. the women worked together until zarmora retired. >> she took me under her wing. >> reporter: we don't know what happened between her and her nephew. neighbors say they heard yelling, then saw her bloody in the backyard. she had been stabbed many times. police arrested 20-year-old angelo zamora, found inside covered in blood. >> all i can say is she loved her family very much and she was always trying to help her family. >> reporter: all day, friends, former clients and co-workers stopped by to pay respect to the long-time attorney outside her home. gale added to the growing pile of flowers. >> she was kind and generous. she was a good neig

. >> thank you alyssa for a timely introduction welcome to san francisco city hall and want to thank you you alyssa and with our work with the city and all the families i want to say over and over again, the theme of our family unification has been a strong principle of this city and certainly when it comes to our failed immigration policies in the country we have maintained this very strong principle for those that have by future or other circumstances come into our borders i want to say thank you to the entire san francisco immigrant legal defense collaborative a number of members are here today government agencies that have also an part of collaborative - two years ago we started this conversation with the country was talking about closing hits e its borders and harshness when it comes to re9th minors with their families we did what san francisco should do we should help we should make life less complicated less harsh, less traumatized so we sat down with the collaborative the community agencies that provide service to our immigrant population though the immigrant rights commissio

. >> alyssa's tips for a hollywood body after baby.poiler alert it's not this throwback video. >> do you remember this? ♪ >> wow. >> reach, reach. >> and we're getting the boy bands back together with o-town, and 98 degrees. nothing says 90s reunion like a fashion flashback. >> this is what you consider god awful. >> we're not proud. >> now, hollywood from the inside out "the insider" together with yahoo!. >> alyssa milano, jennie garth, marilu henner your dose of tv and music nostalgia on memorial day. >> we do. let's kick things off with our favorite friends, lisa kudrow. the must-see tv crew reunited for the all-star tribute to the long-time director james barrows. it left many of us wanting more. but what about the cast? i sat down with lisa to find out. >> you know, we got together this summer, all six of us, for the first time in 11 years. i

. >> san francisco, alyssa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> in san jose, police are trying to keep the festivities safe. >> new at 11:00 live in downtown san jose with the story there. >> reporter: so far so good downtown at least. it is a different story on the east side. traffic is backing up and shows are starting over there. over here, downtown along the main drive, you can see things are going smoothly. if problems did start, officers would move in and start diverting cars out of the area. >> cinco de mayo celebrations kicked in high-gears once the sun went down. >> people come from all over just to party in san jose. to handle the extra crowd, please have a plan >> we can manage the crowd and keep pedestrians moving. >> this is why managers at this mexican grill downtown are closing early tonight. >> jose teo says it is better to close early and be safe. that's the most important thing because we are in a spot where anything can happenrió s2 outsi. >>4 bullies are focusedgf in n downtown: and east san jose. íáask force are also1 helpingpc tonight. >>ú:dstill, it is alltt about keeping the c

. >> alyssa stevens supported mayor lee. this attorney has never gotten over that. >> he says there is a result of a failure to comply and says the properties could could be affordable housing. >>> there's a slow down in hiring. and came in short of many analysts expectations but the best two year stretch for the job market since the 90s and the unemployment rate held steady at five percent. wall street rallied and the dow gained 19 points. >>> facebook lost a round and a judge refused to drop a lawsuit. it went around a photo feature that using facial technology. it matches names to photos and names. the plaintiff says they never gave permission but facebook says it is in the terms of service. the judge decided that the plaintiff's arguments was enough to proceed with the case. >>> most people probably think rain was a good thing but for some farmers it could be a devastating blow. one farmer says it has wiped out 40% of his crop. saying it came at the worse possible time before mother's day weekend. >> as soon as rain touc

in vallejo, alyssa harrington, nbc 7 news. >>> deputies have arrested a driver in saratoga who they say hit a woman and hurt her two dogs so badly they had to be euthanized. he's in custody facing felony hit-and-run charges and tha tru hit and drug her. >>> it was a bittersweet moment for the friends of san francisco's fog hill market today. abc 7 news was at green and kearney streets on telegraph hill as the corner store hosted a barbecue. it's likely it will close after 20 years because of a $1400 rent hike. >> our rent up to $5,000 and we can't afford it. we cannot pay rent that much. >> the store owners are hoping for a last-minute reprieve. if a new owner arrives by the end of this month, they may be able to stay. >>> a heads up if you plan to visit the golden gate bridge this weekend. cars will not be able to park at the welcome center or at vista point on the marin side. taxi and ride services will only be able to drop off people at vista point. that is from 11:00 in the morning until 5:00 as part of an ongoing effort to reduce traffic congestion in the area during busy times. >>

. >> san francisco, alyssa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> in san jose, police are trying to keep the festivities safe. >> new at 11:00 live in downtown san jose with the story there. >> reporter: so far so good downtown at least. it is a different story on the east side. traffic is backing up and shows are starting over there. over here, downtown along the main drive, you can see things are going smoothly. if problems did start, officers would move in and start diverting cars out of the area. >> cinco de mayo celebrations kicked in high-gears once the sun went down. >> people come from all over just to party in san jose. to handle the extra crowd, please have a plan >> we can manage the crowd and keep pedestrians moving. >> this is why managers at this mexican grill downtown are closing early tonight. >> jose teo says it is better to close early and be safe. that's the most important thing because we are in a spot where anything can happenrió s2 outsi. >>4 bullies are focusedgf in n downtown: and east san jose. íáask force are also1 helpingpc tonight. >>ú:dstill, it is alltt about keeping the c

alyssa is only 24 years old, but started noticing her cellulite when she was in high school. >>> liken the summertime you're wearing short shorts or a bathing suit it's noticeable. >> reporter: when changes to diet and exercise failed a friend told her about the procedure. >>> it's minimal recovery time and it's not invasive it sounded perfect. >>> we'll see which ones are linear and which one are dimples. >> reporter: it's to smooth out cellulite it's thin tissue that pull down on the skin like a button on a mattress. 85 to 90% of women have cellulite. >>> until now we had nothing in plastic surgery to help treat cellulite, now we do. >> reporter: doctors numb the area and map out the dimples. they use a vacuum to pull up the skin one target area at the time. with the skin held in place, the needle-shaped cutting device is inserted into the hosing which serves as a guide. it goes between the muscle and surface of the skin which cause puckers when pulling down on the skin. >>> when the bands are released they snap like a rubber band and unable to reform. it changes the architecture of

abc7 news alyssa harrington has the story. >> she was a force of nature. >> maria tier fly remembers her friend, marlo zamora, who police say was killed by her own they have. the women worked until until she retired in 2007. >> she took me under her wing. >> we don't know what happened between zamora and her nephew. neighbors said they heard yelling and saw her blooded in the backyard. the 20-year-old was found inside covered in blood. >> all i could say is she loved her family very much, and she was always trying to help her family. >> all day friends, former clients and co-workers stopped by to pay respects to the long time attorney outside her home. gill added to the growing pile of flowers. >> she was kind and generous. she was a good neighbor. >> zamora worked for the public defender's office for 29 years. she set up a private practice and was still taking cases until her death. in san francisco, alyssa harrington, abc7 news. >> police in san leandro are trying to find several people accused in an early morning burglary and possible shooting yesterday. this is where it ended at

abc7 news alyssa harrington has the story. marla zamora was a force of nature. >> maria remembers her friend, marlo zamora, who police say was killed by her own they have. the women worked until until she retired in 2007. >> for me in particular, she was the only role model i had as a latino woman at the public defenders woman. she took me under her wing. >> we don't know what happened between zamora and her nephew. neighbors said they heard yelling and saw her bloodied in the backyard. she was stabbed many times. police arrested 20-year-old nephew. he was found inside and covered in blood. >> all i could say is she loved her family very much, and she was always trying to help her family. >> all day friends, former clients and co-workers stopped by to pay respects to the long time attorney outside her home. gail added to the growing pile of flowers. >> she was kind and generous. she was a good neighbor. >> zamora worked for the public defender's office for 29 years. she set up a private practice and was still taking cases unti

. >> alyssa harrington has the story. >> reporter: tired and out of breath after defeating the warriorserence finals, oklahoma city thunder center steven adams spoke with our sister network espn. >> they're quick little monkeys, those guys. >> reporter: some are calling those words to describe the warriors guards a major foul. many viewers were quick to call adams out, interpreting "quick little monkeys" as racially insensitive. >> today the new zealand native is apologizing for what he called a poor choice of words. >> i can't aapologize enough. just focusing on the playoffs now. it was obviously a mistake. i have to live with the consequences. >> reporter: the 22-year-old links the misunderstanding to what expressions mean in different countries. i'm assimilating, but i definitely overstepped the boundaries. splash brothers klay thompson and steph curry are among the warriors guards. neither one has commented on the controversy. despite the criticism, plenty of people say this whole thing has been blown out of profrpgs and do not believe adams ever meant any harp. they want players an

abc7 news alyssa harrington has the story.la zamora was a force of nature. >> maria tearfully remembers her friend, marlo zamora, who police say was killed by her own they nephew. the women worked until until she retired in 2007. >> for me in particular, she was the only role model i had as a latino woman at the public defenders woman. she took me under her wing. >> we don't know what happened between zamora and her nephew. neighbors said they heard yelling and saw her bloodied in the backyard. she was stabbed many times. police arrested her 20-year-old nephew. he was found inside and covered in blood. >> all i could say is she loved her family very much, and she was always trying to help her family. >> all day friends, former clients and co-workers stopped by to pay respects to the long time attorney outside her home. gail added to the growing pile of flowers. >> she was kind and generous. she was a good neighbor. >> zamora worked for the public defender's office for 29 years. she set up a private practice and was still takin

. >> alyssa's tips for a hollywood body after baby.this throwback video. >> do you remember this? ♪

alyssa? >> t.s.a. is be welcoming people to arrive for flights town three hours early at large airports and some passengers are losing patient. in chicago at o'hare the wait there early was two hours at 5:30 in the morning chicago time. last night the security line was so long that american airlines set up cots for the passengers who missed flights. the clock points are understaffed and t.s.a. said that hope is on the we with plans to hire 800 sceneers but for travelers who have missed flights it is too little too late. >> though should have them here now. train them now. my flight is in fry minutes and i don't know in i will make it. >> around here we are not seeing the crazy lines. yet. it is expected to be worse in the summer. there is a service to sign up for called precheck gets you to fast track but you have to pay a fee. this is chicago o'hare with a sea of people, it is crazy. you are being advised to arrive to the larger airports up to three hours early. >> i have a precheck and it is worth ev

meet sophia marie eve, monday night, her mother alyssa martin went to the hospital with contractions, but returned home. 3:45 tuesday morning her water broke and little sophia was coming ready or not. mom could not make it to the hospital so family called 911 for help. officer vincent riveria was first to arrive and put his training into action. >> so much stuff has gone through my head when i heard the baby cry, and i was like, this is actually happening. use common sense, try to support the baby's head and mostly mothers portion that did most of the work. >>> little so fee ace healthy 7-pound, 4 ounces. >> congratulations to the happy family. >> indeed. good yes. >> look at how cute. >> i love it the how they just use common sense. >> but let me tell you something i wonder if those police officers keep in touch later than through the years, with the baby they delivered. do you think they do. >> probably get to the first birthday party. >> rest of them they are like see you later. >> see you in college. >>> coming up next on "eyewitness news" aviation history arrived in pennsylvania,

. >> reporter: jonathan says last night his girlfriend alyssa martin went to the hospital with contractions but then return home. around 3:45 this morning. >> woke up to her water breaking and she called her grandmother upstairs, and her grandmother is like we will go to the hospital now. >> she said i can't make it. baby is coming. >> reporter: somers point police officer vincent riveria was first to the house and reassured martin ambulance was on the way and then heard a baby crying and looking down confirmed the time was right now. >> so much stuff was going through my head when i heard baby crying and how this was actually happening. i looked at my partner, my partner looked at me and said all right, let's go. >> reporter: officer riveria said he has in prior experience seeing or helping deliver a baby but ten years of military experience helped him stay calm. >> use common sense, try to support baby's head and mostly the mother's portion that does most of the work. >> thank you officer riveria for delivering me. >> reporter: 7-pound, 4 ounces of a job well done. >> i just want to say t

. >> reporter: alyssa was on her way to pick up her grand mother in fort washington when she saw violencenfold in rush hour traffic. she speaks to "action news" via face time. >> i know that i saw like brakes stopping and people waving their hand out the window. i saw somebody, pull out something, could have been his phone, could have been the gun. >> reporter: police are looking for the gun man believed to be driving a vehicle like this dark blue lincoln town car with tinted windows with a distinct lincoln symbol on the hood. >> we're dealing with someone who needs to be taken off of the street. he needs to turn himself in. >> reporter: now police are reviewing, traffic cameras, in the area, and the suspect was last seen speeding off toward conshohocken. reporting live from the belmont barracks christie ileto for channel six "action news", jim. >> thanks, christie. >>> accu weather warned of coastal flooding and tonight we saw it happen as high tide rolled in. beach erosion even claimed some atlantic city real estate at new jersey avenue n ocean city, drivers had to navigate swamp street

good evening i'm alyssa cook. >> i'm allen martin. up hours at a time and the line stretched for blocks. a bernie sanders rally in oakland has drawn thousands of supporters including a pair of protestors. juliette goodrich at the rally. >> reporter: we are here at the chavez plaza and bernie sanders is talking to supporters and sanders is pulling out all of the stops through the bay and specifically oakland. hundreds of people in long lines to hear him. as you said there was a brief incident during sanders' stage. a protester was disrupting his speech and secret service agents talked and animal rights activists started to take credit for this one protester but that woman was quickly detained and overall the bernie sanders crowd started to boo her.

if we inact this here, in america, you know what the rule will be, the boss will be called, the alyssa frick law. >> why is that mike. >> just for fun. >> alyssa is one of the bosses and he will be in trouble when we get back to the station. >> hey, jen, do you think it is easy to jet ski? i don't think so. >> no. >> easy to jet ski. you have to have a by like josh, right. >> okay. so we're on a jet ski. look at how easy, it is. we will see new a few minutes, bye-bye. >> by the way happy summer. >> yes. >>> good morning, everybody. come on lets getting on this friday morning. holiday weekend. i-95. we will take a live look southbound i-95, jammed up at cottman avenue an accident there in the left lane. we will get to the maps that truck fire earlier on the pennsy turnpike still cause delays, ease bun lanes are still closed at delaware valley interchange. we are back here on the boardwalk, you can't come to ocean city without a stop at johnson's popcorn. how about a jamie party, look at these guys with the matching pajamas, moms, kids all out for a walk on the boardwalk. it does your be

. >> alyssa stevens supported mayor lee that you are allowed to do as a citizen last time, i knew, okay? this city attorney has never gotten over that. >> aaron buskin disagrees. >> everybody is aware they are not playing by the rules and it is time for san francisco to step up. tara moriarty, fox 2 news. >>> dana stubblefield's attorneys fight back against rape allegations. why his attorney says that former 49er is not being treated fairly. plus ... >> bay area moms honored as we head to mother's day weekend and one mother says her biggest challenges did not come until after her son was born. >>> a new development in the case of former 49er dana stubblefield charged with raping a developmentally disabled woman. ann reuben with the demands being made of the santa county district attorney. >> stubblefield's attorney want the d.a. to step aside saying the actions are prejudicial and fear the impact on the case. lawyers for former 49er dana stubblefield says the santa clara district attorney's office should be removed. they file a motion saying he is not being treated fairly. >> here we ar

alyssa harrington has the story. >> she was a force of nature. >> reporter: malia tearfully remembers her friend marla who police sources say was killed by her own nephew yesterday morning. the women worked today at the san francisco public defender's office until zamora retired in 2007. >> for me in particular she was the only role model i had. >> reporter: we don't know what happened between zamora and her nephew. neighbors tell me they heard yelling, then saw her bloody in the backyard. she had been stabbed many times. police arrested 20-year-old angelo zamora. he was found inside covered in blood. >> all i can say is that she loved her family very much, and she was always trying to help her family. >> reporter: all day, friends, former clients, and coworkers stopped by to pay respects to the long-time attorney outside her potrero hill home. gail mira added to the growing pile of flowers. >> she was kind, generous a good neighbor. >> reporter: she worked for the public defender's office for 29 years. she set up a private practice and was still taking cases until her death. >>> a qu

alyssa has what to expect. >> the pittsburg city council voted unanimously to put up cameras pause of violent was spiraling out of control hours' meeting, again, another shooting near the on ramp. the cameras are installed along four miles of the highway stretching from the sentry boulevard overcrossing to the end of the bart line east of bailey road. police ask the city council for $100,000 to install the cameras. officers say the shoot, are gang-related shootings. gang members take advantage of the noisy freeway as a place to target each other the. >> a it is easier when you are driving sector 70s or 80 miles per hour to avoid detection. when you are at those speeds it is very difficult to hear gunshots. it is easier to get away and less likely the criminal think they will be caught. >> before that, they agreed to the county after another shooting. the suspect sped off but they were arrested on highway four. >> thank you. essay someone is trying to rip-off necklaces and earrings as women walk down the streets. though are after gold. this is a story police have heard before. matt is

thank you both area alyssa? melissa: a fox news alert. top story, and egyptian air jetliner bound from paris to cairo with 66 people on board crashed in the mediterraneansea early this morning after a mysterious series of abrupt terms. egypt's aviation minister says a terror attacks it is more likely the cause of this crash and technical failure , continuing fox news coverage straight ahead. we searched billions of flight combinations to make getting here easy. because the hardest part of any trip, should be leaving. expedia. technology connecting you to what matters. (p...that, you haveit, wait! yoto rinse it first like... that's baked- on alfredo. baked-on? it's never gonna work. dish issues? cascade platinum... powers... through... your toughest stuck-on food. so let your dishwasher be the dishwasher. see? told you it would work. cascade. jon: more "happening now" in an hour, "outnumbered" starts now. harris: fox news alert, what brought down egypt air flight 804? was it terrorism or manager else? search and rescue clues including the

alyssa? >> yes, the good news we have not seen the crazy lines at bay area airports. yet.as the summer travel takes off. the shortage is creating enormous lines with travelers encouraged to arrive three hours before the scheduled flight. homeland security is hiring and senator schumer said this is outrageous and said dogs can be trained, can detection teams check the cargo and luggage for explosives. >> when you have a passenger screening k-9 it is like recheck, you don't have to take off your coat or belt or your shoes because they can smell explosives that could be on you. it will sped up things dramatic ally. >> he said passenger training dogs could kit the wait time in half. >> transportation security administration has 900 dog teams working in airports across the country. >> i just read this they are handing out snacks to people in atlanta it is so bad. >> people living in a concord neighborhood terrorized by aggressive bees are now clear to go outside. a swarm of african bees killed two dogs and stung several people this evening. the problem started when amateur beek

>> talk about alyssa cook. >> a fascinating character. i refer to him as our founding grandfather. a figure most people don't know about. he is the man who started the boston caucus, the original boston caucus, the first political machine in america, in boston in 1719-1721 was when he came to full power. elijah cook was a wealthy person who had grown up wealthy but his father had always resented when england canceled the first charter which had given so much power, they could pick their own governor and make their own laws, england had a hands-off approach towards massachusetts. when that went away, the new charter gave them a royal governor imposed by england and took away a lot of the economy, elijah cook's senior father was outraged, he was estranged from england and pass that to his son. elijah cook junior, although he would have told you he was the subject of the crown didn't feel like a subject and didn't talk like a subject of the crown and he really spent the rest of his life when his father got older and retired and died elijah cook junior took up that cause and dedicated

tullytown police detectives say michael and alyssa shales caused significant injuries to their two youngn less than four months old. it was back in late march when mrs. shales reportedly called 911 to say her child was showingy choking. the baby was rushed to the hospital for treatment but on examination police say the child had multiple broken bones in the process of healing. the baby's sibling was also found with similar injuries. both were reportedly malnourished as well. they're facing several felony counts of abuse. >>> philadelphia police are looking for the gun plan who shot a 17-year-old young man 10 times. he was the victim of an apparent drive by at moore and hollywood streets in south philadelphia about midnight. police rushed the child to the hospital in critical condition. >>> and the search continues for clues about what sparked an early morning fire here in center city. firefighters knocked down the flames on a back deck in the 200 block of south tenth street. no injuries reported. >> a man was rescued from a pickup truck that crashed into a creek in delaware county. from

. >> san francisco college student alyssa kurts wanted a any con camera to launch a career in photographyap. they offered the very camera she wanted for $2800, a savings about $200. every little bit helped, so she went for it. >> it worked fine for a period of time. >> the camera came in the right box and had the instructions, but three months later she says a big problem. >> the pins were broken, were bent. so i couldn't take pictures. >> melissa thought it was a defect. she said they told her to send it to any con for repair. so she did. any consent it right back. >> telling it was gray market product. so they wouldn't touch it. >> i don't think it's real. >> gray market products actually are real, but generally intended for sale in a foreign country. someone guys them cheaply overseas and resells them here at a discount. >> there's a story behind the products that may not be quite clean. >> nelson said the products could be damaged in shipping, opened, used, repackaged, stolen or have parts swapped out. electronics might have foreign power cords or foreign manuals. that's why manufactu

. >> san francisco college student alyssa kurts wanted to buy a nikon camera to launch a career in photographyap. >> i went shopping and it showed up on google. n>> they offered the very camera she wanted for $2800, a savings about $200. every little bit helped, so she went for it. >> it worked fine for a period of time. >> the camera came in the right box and had the instructions, but three months later she says a big problem. >> the pins were broken, were bent, so i couldn't take pictures. >> melissa thought it was a defect. she said they told her to send it to the company for repair. so she did. they sent it right back, telling it was gray market product. so they wouldn't touch it. >> i don't think it's real. >> gray market products actually are real, but generally intended for sale in a foreign country. someone buys them cheaply overseas and resells them here at a discount. >> there's a story behind the products that may not be quite clean. >> nelson said the products could be damaged in shipping, opened, used, repackaged, stolen or have parts swapped out. electronics might have foreign po

i want to acknowledge afp 2121, the faculty at city college alyssa messer along with chance letter lam and city college board of trustees bringt davala and john rizzo and radioing my colleagues who have been strong supporters from the beginning. supervisors peskin, mar, campos and avalos. free city college is just one of the way that we can work to protect san francisco for san franciscoens. we hope you'll join us in november to fight to make this a reality. i look forward to november 8th that we can announce san francisco will be the first in the nation to make community college free for all our residents put us at the forefront of building more equity and affordability here in this country. the rest i split. >> thank you. supervisor mar. >> thank you. colleagues, i wanted to first say that i'm applauding our senior and disability advocate organization the dignity fund owe lition for working for several years with supervisor croween, supervisor ye and avalos and campos in putting forward what i spheel an historic piece of legislation that when passed by voters in november will make su

militia from anne arundel county, 800 strong, alyssa from militia from-- baltimore, two regiments. ,rom virginia came 600 riflemen virginia riflemen -- man, that's great. they didn't have any rifles. armed withey were muskets and they looked at the musket and they said, what's this? you have this polyglot force being cobbled together to try to figure out where are the british going? as they got closer to bladensburg, it was obvious. began toia army deploy. carrboro's 36 infantry was there. you had a few regulars. the last two arrived were 400 flotilla men from joshua barney and the troops from captain miller. general stricker, who commanded the fifth baltimore was making the deployments. he did a good job. he came up with a very good defensive position of bladensburg. of the land is rolling. there are hills. the anacostia cuts through it. he understood the terrain. he deployed his men accordingly. had that deployment remained, the british would have gotten a real nasty surprise. monroe showed up. hey, he was a captain of the goons so he should know how to deploy american militiamen -- h

. >> i would like to thank my crackerjack team, margaret, our head of events and membership, alyssa abraham, fantastic interns, freda masterson and ben struble and volunteers, kerry lucas who used to be an intern, and photographer zach miller, appreciate your help and effort. thank you again, dana, thank you for coming. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> you are watching booktv on c-span2, television for serious readers. here is a look at what is on prime time. we kick off the evening at 7:00 pm eastern with david kessler who talks about the history of mental suffering. he talked about the a roosevelt's citizenship in a republic address. that happens tonight on c-span2's booktv. >> i started with the idea that i wanted to write a book about mohammed ali. it was cowritten with john smith. i want to give him full credit for co-writing the book because quite frankly mohammed ali was my champion. if you like boxing, if you follow boxing, people that lived through the 1930s and early 1940s, joe lewis was there champion. in the 1950s, rocky marciano was there champi

alyssa for the student el cap for helping us get this to our community and high school we'd like to a evaluate the data. >> in addition we want to commend acknowledge last weekend i had the opportunity to attend the cherry bloom festival and part of japanese cultural with rosa parks elementary i was invited by the secretary over at rosa parks a great opportunity and asked ms. silicon valley and want to thank commissioner ross for letting me join one of the best experiences and 10 thousand people occurring a parade so thank you dr. murase and thank you invite you to the asian heritage street festival it is also led by mr. cus the heritage asian festival will have loves entertainment and athletic tournament the event will be may 21st from 10:00 a.m. to 5 and hosted by the service center at city hall i hope to see you all there lastly i want to announce our next meeting monday may 9 at 5:00 p.m. that is a public council as an incentive to come dinner is provided. if you would like to attend and make a presentation or would like a copy contact mr. salvador lopez. >> thank you. >> vice pre

i want to acknowledge afp 2121, the faculty at city college alyssa messer along with chance letter lam and city college board of trustees bringt davala and john rizzo and radioing my colleagues who have been strong supporters from the beginning. supervisors peskin, mar, campos and avalos. free city college is just one of the way that we can work to protect san francisco for san franciscoens. we hope you'll join us in november to fight to make this a reality. i look forward to november 8th that we can announce san francisco will be the first in the nation to make community college free for all our residents put us at the forefront of building more equity and affordability here in this country. the rest i split. >> thank you. supervisor mar. >> thank you. colleagues, i wanted to first say that i'm applauding our senior and disability advocate organization the dignity fund owe lition for working for several years with supervisor croween, supervisor ye and avalos and campos in putting forward what i spheel an historic piece of legislation that when passed by voters in november will make su

using mostly and alyssa brings in recent years we've been trying to supplement, to strengthen that was connected databases, sophisticated algorithms come we have tried to attempt to trace the the traces of a digital work with the goal of identifying and stopping them before they can launch their attacks. the large and unstructured data sets can be edited and manipulated, the more the questions get asked across these databases, the more the algorithms can do this work frer any the human brains to do the higher level and intuitive detective work that only a trained analyst can do, the better we will all be able to do our jobs. but because of this false perception of what intelligence and law enforcement is all about, especially the terrace area, we will have to gain public support for the author's use of whatever big data tools may be developed in future. that would be wonderful, ideal if an nctc analyst could sit at his or her keyboard and be alert to every american who made multiple visits to jihadists websites, who perhaps traveled to pakistan a couple of times in the last few years o

i'm against fundamentalist final care who you are, hip-hop and almond alyssa bore me because the realityis a drake is a genius. it drake can't be a genius because someone else is a genius, jc is a genius too, so is james peterson and joe morgan, respect respect the incredible craft. the only thing that makes me sad is a that mk has not been exposd to a collegium. and to a love that exists in academic circles because we toon have been marginalized and we do reach out to others, read this essay, this is dope. look at thr sons in the paragraph here, look what paul pointed.aph all the crap that is getting because he is not changed always, thank god he is who he is in baldwin is who he is. because no one could do a baldwin did but baldwin wasn't writing essays about reparation in the atlantic that could change the political constitution of the reddick and dialogue. i'm a writer, unapologetic if you can't understand that the first time make him read it again. [applause]. >> i think we call that dropping a mic. >> i'm going to take one answer, follow-up, closing comment. >> i and got nothing to

>> alyssa. >> happy birthday turning 21 -- how are you celebrating. >> a nice dinner and show. >> a glassgal now. from san antonio, this is what's going on down across texas. flash flood watches and warnings happening. more rain there and that will be moving up towards the mid-atlantic as we get closer to the weekend. >> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco with the bay area forecast. temperatures are tumble today. for more heat. it will be breezy. today and tomorrow. showers possible on saturday and cooler-than-average temperatures for everyone. mid-60s around the bay and 70s inland and only antioch and fairfield holding on to 80s. tonight, it will be in the mid-40s to low 50s. cooler than this morning. my seven-day outlook shows the best chance wet weather is >> we've got packers fans, seahawks fans. go, hawks. i thought you were reading a book. that's a camera. lara, back inside to you. >> thank you, rob. appreciate that. >>> "pop news" time. we begin with this guy. i love this song. nick jonas. you will love this story if you're feeling jealous of your kids watching "sesame str