good evening, i'm ama daetz. the latest shooting happened this afternoon near 90th and international boulevard. lillian kim is live at the scene. reporter: the shooting happened just down the street in front of the store with the green awning. police are still processing the evidence. witnesses say they heard several shots and the person responsible was said to have been wearing a ski mask in all, three people were shot, and of the three, 17-year-old boy, was pronounced dead at the scene. another person who was with him, inale, was also shot. critical condition. a woman was the third person hit by gunfire and is believed to have been an innocent bystander and her injuries are nonlife-threatening. we have not heard anything about what the motive may have been. friends of the 17-year-old boy who was shot to death say he whereas just released from juvenile home. >> it's a shame. another black man killed in oakland. these young men don't think about their lives. just get on the streets, and it's sad because it's the

thank you, leigh. >> ama: shu has sports. the a's hosting little leaguers but a game to play. >> i'm not sure who had more fun. the free swinging a's lead the league with 240 walks. they've won nine of ten, 14 of the last 15. and the sweep the white sox the coliseum. this woman brought her verial for the cocoa crisp serial bowl giveaway. coco crisp scored boast a's runs. lowerie with the hit and run. then george denchs allowing cocoa to score from first. a's sweep the white sox. >> coming up to oakland a's baseball. this is what we do well, is we have a good starting rotation, scratch a couple runs across, and close the door with the bull pen and that's what we strive to be, and we're doing a great job of it. >> mike: giants looking to avoid a sweep by the cardinals. crawford makes a great diving stop to throw out moline newscast. moline no goes berserk. he thought he was safe. both molina and the manager were ejected. then david freese crushes a shot. started for the gunfire-- -- g-men. but gaudin allowed six hits. giants re

good eveng, i'm ama daetz. let's get to meteorologist leigh glaser for a look at what is happening right now on live doppler 7hd. >> lei: actuallyvery, very active this morning, mainl north of the golden gate bridge. you n see on live doppler 7hd ruth now that most ofhe activity has start ud toush on towards the east. we'll take you closer in the north bay. a little bit of activity just to the rth and east of novato. what you -- the radar is not picking up is the heavy mist and drizzle, and you've will encounter it, southern marin, sausolito, over the golden gate bridge, the water droplets are too tiny tt the live doppler 7hd unable t pick it up. we're picki up in the hher terrain, livermore, tracy, some returns there, and not much going on as we head down towards south of san jose. die want to take you back -- i do want to take you back to 10:0this morning. you can see moderate rain moved into the north b, and since then it has pushed on towards the east. the massive area of clouds is another system that will

i'm ama daetz. fo >>> this is "world news."onight, the extreme weather team on two, major stories. the deadly aftermath of the tornadoes. the rising death toll. the surging floodwaters. the families now starting over. >>> and the veteran scientist, his son, their colleague, all killed in the tornado. they have taken us inside their journey before. >> i don't know how many storms i've seen in my lifetime. but every single one of them, i still get pretty excited. >>> and tonight here, where the severe weather is headed next. ginger telling us, we're not in the clear, just as we start a new workweek. >>> and in the west tonight, our team on the front lines. the wildfires, suddenly fueled by explosive winds. thousands being evacuated. and the homes already lost. >>> also tonight, the mystery virus. the deadly new disease worrying world scientists. three more deaths tonight. and the pu

it will feel like summer again. >> ama: a couple more days of dreary. >> ama: rain or shine, they're running at nascar. >> mike: that's right. the toyota save mart 350 at sonoma raceway in a light rain. it paulie rear ends alex kennedy before the race started. he finished 39th. dandanicka patrick, first womano run in a sprint cup here. 28 laps left in the race. carl edwards takes out kyle busch. he goes flying. finished 35th. on the restart. martin truex, jr. takes the lead with 25 laps and remaining and never looked back. takes the checkered flag, snapping a 218 race winless streak. second career win. jeff gordon finished second. before the race started i was not 100% confident we would be able to do what we did. of course, i guess when you don't win, you're never 100% confident you can win, but today was certainly not the day i thought we had the car to beat, and we did. >> mike: can it get any worse for the giants in between injuries, spupt bull pen, lack of power at the plate and losing three of four at home to the worst team in baseball, the marlins. real in? world champions'll

abc7 news. >> ama: developing news now. shocked spectators watched as plane crashed in an air show in ohio, killing the pilot and one performer. we warn you, the following video may be disturbing. >> watch this, jane wickers, sitting on top of the world. >> ama: witnesses captured the moments just before the crash and video shows the plane engulfed in flames. the plane turned upside-down as veteran wing walker jane wick erstad on top of the wing. the plane then crashed. an faa official says the kind of aircraft involved was heavily used for pilot training during world war ii. the show has been cancelled for the remainedder of the day. >>> alameda county fire investigators are looking into an apartment building for that destroyed a san leandro business this afternoon. this is all that is left of the building on durant avenue. oakland firefighters were called in to help fight the fire that broke out about 3:00. nobody was injured but the flames gutted one building and slightly damaged another next door. >>> a teenager is in c

. >> ama: two brush fires are burning out of control in san jose. shut down part of east capital expressway. let's get to lisa amin gulezian who is live in san jose. leaves lease. reporter: there are two fires burping at this hour, starting at 4:30 today, and they're spreading. right now there's a fire burning in the field. but before that, it was over here, over my right in that field. it spread from north to south. here's some video we shot a little while ago. at least six air drops have happened since we have been here. calfire has been called in to help of the larger far is near capital expressway, crews are starting to leave this father and -- fire and heading over there. the officials are call this fast-driven, wind-driven fires. >> it jumped six lanes of traffic and has proceeded south. right now we do have the head on the fire knocked down. we have requested help from cal fire. >> there were explosions. i been here a while. reporter: no evacuations are in place but residents who came out here just to look at everything, have been asked to st

>>> good evening, i'm ama daetz. new details in a deadly crash, nearly 18 hours after a minivan crashed into the water they pulled the vehicle out of the water. body of the driver was still inside. john alston has an update on the investigation tonight. >> it took most of the morning but crews finally were able to retrieve the dodge minivan that bolted in san francisco bay at marina green killing the woman who was driving. >> the vehicles was in the mud and made it difficult. dozens of people had followed the story after the van plunged in the bay. >> it's a horrible tragedy nor poor individual that lost her life. >> the minivan was going about 20 miles an hour when it jumped a curb and landed in the bay. as it begin to sink in 25 feet of water. members of a boating team at the yacht club jumped in a speedboat and tried to rescue the woman. this attempted to break the window with tools but their effort did not succeed. >> police and fire crews spent five hours trying to recover the vehicle. 11:00 this morning they we

next weekend, temperatures in the 90s. >> ama: will feel a lot like summer. thank you, leigh. >> ama: shu hires with sports and a good finish. >> mike: just in. the worst team in baseball, the miami mar lips own the giants -- marlins own the giants at tt tt park. barry zito on he hill for the first type since his dad passed away three years ago. zito ahowed just one run in seven innings and ed got his first career home run. giants tie it up in thetive fifth -- the philadelphia -- fifth on this strange play. barry zito scores due to fan interference. the manager was ejected. 11th inning, bases loaded for hector sanchez. bloop single to left. blanco scored the winning run. >> i just try to minimize distraction, regardless of what it is, and some things are heavier than others, but able to go out there and stay focused. >> today was a well-pitched game, played some good defense. just a hard-fought wind. >> nascar sonoma raceway for the toyota save mart 350. many -- 77 degrees this morning for qualifying in sonoma. tried a different format. eight groups of five o

more dramatic clashe >> ama: good evening i'm ama daetz. >> a family of six is in hospital after a dodge charger ran a red lighted. driver of the charger was killed. husband and wife from the van are in critical condition. >> two 19-year-olds are being called heros after they tried to stop a armed robbery suspect. nearby sheriff's deputy was called the gunman pulled a weapon and he was shot and killed by the officer. >>> the san francisco marathon gets underway in few hours. this is first major marathon in the city since boston bombing tragedy. runners will be restricted to what died of backpacks they can carry. >> heavy rains and powerful thunderstorms are drenching much of the nation. flood warnings and watches and more storms or the way. >>> the rain has been coming down so hard and so fast it's causing dramatic flooding from missouri to iowa to texas. flood waters turned streets into rivers. hundreds forced to spend the night in shelters. springfield, missouri got nine inches of rain in five hours. in san antonio officers waded in waist deepwater looking for those trapped. further so

>> ama: good evening, i'm ama daetz. police in vallejo are on the lookout for a man that killed two people. abc news reporter tomas ramon tells us what and. >> this is alfredo sanchez, family and friends are laying flowers where we fell. he was shot four times in chest according to his brother-in-law. >> we are feeling bad because the families show up. we can't believe it. nobody knows exactly why the people shot him. >> sanchez who has four children was celebrating at a neighbor's garage. at about 11:40 a man walked up near the driveway and started shooting. fo schez was hit. a man seen here was hit in the head, stomach and chest, he also has four boys. 20 shots were fired at the group. this is one of several bullets that hit the house. this bandaged leg belonged to manuel. >> i saw a bullet and hit my foot. >> she carrying evidence of the shooting. >> the bullet is inside. >> the family don't have any idea why they would kill their family members. >> we work every day like everybody else. >> vallejo police are investig

more dramatic clashes >> ama: good evening, i'm ama daetz. >> a family of six is in hospital after a dodge charger ran a red lighted. driver of the charger was killed. husband and wife from the van are in critical condition. >> two 19-year-olds are being called heros after they tried to stop a armed robbery suspect. nearby sheriff's deputy was called the gunman pulled a weapon and he was shot and killed by the officer. >>> the san francisco marathon gets underway in few hours. this is first major marathon in the city since boston bombing tragedy. runners will be restricted to what died of backpacks they can carry. >> heavy rains and powerful thunderstorms are drenching much of the nation. flood warnings and watches and more storms or the way. >>> the rain has been coming down so hard and so fast it's causing dramatic flooding from missouri to iowa to texas. flood waters turned streets into rivers. hundreds forced to spend the night in shelters. springfield, missouri got nine inches of rain in five hours. in san antonio, officers waded in waist deepwater looking for those trapped. fur

carolyn, ama? >> thank you, sandhya. >>> all right, let's check in now with sports. >> who says life is over after 40? not me. the women don't say a word. not for colon either. >>> good evening. josh reddic is back and instant help for the a's. colon is back. and the best hit of the night came in batting practice. josh donaldson hits it into the over stock.com net. if he does that during a game a fan will win $10,000. josh, nobody got the money. josh, you can calm down. he is pretending. the rest of the night belonged to the pitchers. axle rod strikes him out in seven. he is dealing. you will get nothing and like it. he strikes out three. as for reddic and he is back from a wrist injury that put him on a a disabled list and running down this ball and reddic delivers at the plate and a double off axel rod. the a's add two more and colon goes the distance and allows five hits and gets rios to end it and the a's win it a score of 3-0. we told you earlier about the severe weather in the midwest. it cau

. >> ama: now to the latest on the breaking news we first brought you at 5:00. roads around union square are back open after a small explosive thrown as a business. happened at grant avenue and sutter street. a witness says someone threw what looked like a quarter stick of dynamite through a restaurant's window. three people ran from the scene. >> they stopped right on the corn ex-so i got owl my cell phone and talk a picture, and then they took off running. >> a window was shattered and a planter box damaged. police have taken one person into custody thanks to the witness' picture, and continues to search for more. barometer-sniffing dogs were brought in to see if there were any other explosives. >> we have new detail busy the fatal shooting at a castro valley restaurant. just after 10:00 an armed robber entered boulevard burger. was jumped be two employees, and a shakes dep tee who was writing a ticket outside entered to find all three people jammed together. >> the deputy getness there, he positions himself very well so that he won't fire and hit any of the e

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carolyn, ama? >> thank you, sandhya. >>> all right, let's check in now with sports. >> who says life is over after 40? not me. the women don't say a word. not for colon either. >>> good evening. josh reddic is back and instant help for the a's. colon is back. and the best hit of the night came in batting practice. josh donaldson hits it into the over stock.com net. if he does that during a game a fan will win $10,000. josh, nobody got the money. josh, you can calm down. he is pretending. the rest of the night belonged to the pitchers. axle rod strikes him out in seven. he is dealing. you will get nothing and like it. he strikes out three. as for reddic and he is back from a wrist injury that put him on a a disabled list and running down this ball and reddic delivers at the plate and a double off axel rod. the a's add two more and colon goes the distance and allows five hits and gets rios to end it and the a's win it a score of 3-0. we told you earlier about the severe weather in the midwest. it cau

. >>> good evening, i'm ama daetz. we begin with a deadly accident near brentwood, one woman died and several people, including children, were injured. lisa amin gulezian has the latest. reporter: the crash happened this morning, but there's still a lot of debris out there. let me tell you what happened. first of all, woman, police say, was driving a dodge charger heading westbound, on marsh creek road. she ran a red light. a man any van carrying a family of six t-boned her. one of the cars came careening off the road and stopped here. the woman in the dodge was airlifted to the hospital in walnut creek, where the died. the husband and wife in the minivan war airlifted to the hospital and are in critical condition right now. that woman is pregnant. her four children were all taken to children's hospital in oakland. their conditions are unknown. >> anytime we talk about -- it's definitely a significant crash and something that is going to affect her family and her loved ones, and her friends and, it's something that we

i'm ama daetz. let's take a live look at mt. tamalpais in marin county, through all the raindrops on the lens there are spotty showers there tonight. and the fog is approaching. take a look at our golden gate camera. the sprinkles are just a sampling of the rain that's about to come. leigh glaser is tracking the storm. >> leigh: let's take a look at live doppler 7hd. you can see a lot of the activity has moved on out of the area, headed towards sierra. but early 'er in drl earlier ine day much of the rain that fell was north of the golden gate bridge. we're starting to see some move into the sacramento valley area and even some sunshine now being reported in the north bay, but right there, as you see, 580 there never livermore, the higher elevations is where we're seeing a little spotty rain, and going down towards morgan hill, 101 south, toward gilroy, that's where we're seeing some pockets of rain right here as well. mainly the higher elevations. i want to show you our satellite radar composite. this is at 10:00 this morning.

tonight, the ama is recommending a relabelling of obesity. and this will impact millions of americans who struggle with it. >>> ist real this time? is it really him? as searchers seem to nrow in on a field in michigan because they've been told it's where jimmy hoffa was buried alive 38 years ago. >>> and creature comforts. when you're feeling at your worst, like allowing a very close friend to stay with you at the hospital. "nightly news" begins now. >>> good evening, after damaging leaks from a young american who has since fled overseas, today it was the government's turn. the head of the nsa told congress and tried to reassure the american people they're not only not listening in on the conversations of average americans, but the communications they have monitored through data mining operations have in fact stopped, they say, dozens of preplanned terrorist attacks in the post 9/11 era. all of this as individual americans are still sorting out how they feel about how much information is out there and how many people are monitoring all of it

. >> ama: we are following breaking news after a small explosive thrown at a business in downtown san francisco. it shut done traffic near union square tis afternoon. about 4:00 p.m., at grant and sutter, a witness says someone threw what looked like a quarter stick of dynamite through a restaurant window. three people took off running. one person was taken into custody. they brought in bomb-sniffing dogs to see if there were any other closesives but have not reported any. traffic is now back to frommal. >> fire investigates are trying to determine what caused a fire in a house. the garage was burning when crews first arrived. the only person at home was outside using a garden hose. the roof was about to collapse and the firefighters had to battle the flames from the outside. investigators can't say how the fire started because of some much property stored inside and outside of the garage. >> developing news in colorado where crews are getting the upper hand on a wildfire now call the worst in state history. it's now 45% contained. the flames are blamed for two deaths and the official

i'm ama dates. teaking a live look outside -- taking a live look outside right from -- right now you can see there are clouds out there, but it is dark right now so you can't really tell. and at the golden gate bridge, mist and foggy. let's head to meteorologist leigh glaser for our first check on weather on live doppler 7hd. >> and i want to tell you that it is the low fog and the low ground visibility there that is going to cause all kinds of problems. especially for early morning commuters. here is a look at live doppler 7hd. a lot of mist and a lot of drizzle near san francisco, the golden gate bridge and southern marin and the droplets are too small and not being picked up by the radar. most locations are rain-free as we head up a little toward the north coast. you can see another ban is already redeveloping, and that will be here just in time for the early morning commute hours. we will take a look at the satellite-radar composite. you can see mainly dry conditions across the bay area with of

ama dates is live in cupertino with the story tonight. ama? >> dan, andrew madrid spent two years in prison for a stripping of robberies. the d.a.'s office says he was out of prison and on parole just a couple months before he was back at it again. >> he is charged with 36 felony counts that includes 34 commercial burglaries. >> santa clara county deputy district attorney says andrew madrid committed a series of burglaries that could land him in jail for more than 29 years. he says madrid would steal master keys or electronic key cards to get into the silicon valley businesses. >> we believe he would take electronic components, but also what ever is available. >> like gino's credit card. >> i got a call from a motorcycle supplier of parts saying can i verify the order that i was -- well i don't have a motorcycle. then i realized that my credit card was stolen. >> he works in real estate services in cupertino and says madrid stole his key farb and used it to get into the office on two occasions >>- >> he used his own cell phone from our office.

ama dates is there live with the latest developments. ama? >> carolyn, the contractor has decided to resume construction here at the 49er new stadium tomorrow after a morning meeting with all of its employees. as those employees prepare to get back to work, the family of don white is left dealing with his death. old photos helped jarvis white remember don. >> he was a character and the life of the party and a practical joker. so he will be missed. he will be missed a lot. >> don white died in an elevator accident while working on the 49er new stadium. he was struck in the head by an elevator counterweight. it is too early to tell if there were safety code violations, but his son, sam, says he does president think it is an issue because his dad talk etd -- talked about how safe he was on-the-job while working for schindler elevator corporation. >> it is the same company he has worked with. he had all of the proper safety gear and everything like that. >> could his death have been avoided? >> do i think it is preventable? probably. when you do

ama dates is there live with the latest developments. ama? >> carolyn, the contractor has decided to resume construction here at the 49er new stadium tomorrow after a morning meeting with all of its employees. as those employees prepare to get back to work, the family of don white is left dealing with his death. old photos helped jarvis white remember don. >> he was a character and the life of the party and a practical joker. so he will be missed. he will be missed a lot. >> don white died in an elevator accident while working on the 49er new stadium. he was struck in the head by an elevator counterweight. it is too early to tell if there were safety code violations, but his son, sam, says he does president think it is an issue because his dad talk etd -- talked about how safe he was on-the-job while working for schindler elevator corporation. >> it is the same company he has worked with. he had all of the proper safety gear and everything like that. >> could his death have been avoided? >> do i think it is preventable? probably. when you do

ama dates is live in cupertino with the story tonight. ama? >> dan, andrew madrid spent two years in prison for a stripping of robberies. the d.a.'s office says he was out of prison and on parole just a couple months before he was back at it again. >> he is charged with 36 felony counts that includes 34 commercial burglaries. >> santa clara county deputy district attorney says andrew madrid committed a series of burglaries that could land him in jail for more than 29 years. he says madrid would steal master keys or electronic key cards to get into the silicon valley businesses. >> we believe he would take electronic components, but also what ever is available. >> like gino's credit card. >> i got a call from a motorcycle supplier of parts saying can i verify the order that i was -- well i don't have a motorcycle. then i realized that my credit card was stolen. >> he works in real estate services in cupertino and says madrid stole his key farb and used it to get into the office on two occasions >>- >> he used his own cell phone from our office.

we've been talking about the ama saying that obesity is a disease.ve strong opinion about this. what's your take? >> my take is that it probably will make it easier for physicians who give a full workup to the obese patient to be reimbursed by insurance companies so i think that money drives it. that doesn't necessarily make it a bad thing. i think physicians who invest the time with heavy patients need to be reimbursed by insurance companies but that's my suspicion as to what's driving this. >> you heard people say the money is in the disease and not the cure. people have weight loss surgery and many times they end up still batting the issue because of what's in our food and other issues or they think it's a magic pill that can change. you're right. if there's a great doctor who takes the time out, that's one thing. unfortunately we live in a world where not all doctors put the patients first. >> i had a conversation this morning on the radio about this where any number of patients said that they are obese and that physicians hadn't discussed their

ama dates is live in cupertino with the story tonight. ama? >> dan, andrew madrid spent two years in prison for a stripping of robberies. the d.a.'s office says he was out of prison and on parole just a couple months before he was back at it again. >> he is charged with 36 felony counts that includes 34 commercial burglaries. >> santa clara county deputy district attorney says andrew madrid committed a series of burglaries that could land him in jail for more than 29 years. he says madrid would steal master keys or electronic key cards to get into the silicon valley businesses. >> we believe he would take electronic components, but also what ever is available. >> like gino's credit card. >> i got a call from a motorcycle supplier of parts saying can i verify the order that i was -- well i don't have a motorcycle. then i realized that my credit card was stolen. >> he works in real estate services in cupertino and says madrid stole his key farb and used it to get into the office on two occasions >>- >> he used his own cell phone from our office.

ama dates is there live with the latest developments. ama? >> carolyn, the contractor has decided to resume construction here at the 49er new stadium tomorrow after a morning meeting with all of its employees. as those employees prepare to get back to work, the family of don white is left dealing with his death. old photos helped jarvis white remember don. >> he was a character and the life of the party and a practical joker. so he will be missed. he will be missed a lot. >> don white died in an elevator accident while working on the 49er new stadium. he was struck in the head by an elevator counterweight. it is too early to tell if there were safety code violations, but his son, sam, says he does president think it is an issue because his dad talk etd -- talked about how safe he was on-the-job while working for schindler elevator corporation. >> it is the same company he has worked with. he had all of the proper safety gear and everything like that. >> could his death have been avoided? >> do i think it ispreventable? probably. when you do t

i'm ama dates. teaking a live look outside -- taking a live look outside right from -- right now you can see there are clouds out there, but it is dark right now so you can't really tell. and at the golden gate bridge, mist and foggy. let's head to meteorologist leigh glaser for our first check on weather on live doppler 7hd.t to tell >> and i want to tell you that it is the low fog and the low ground visibility there that is going to cause all kinds of problems. especially for early morning commuters. here is a look at live doppler 7hd. a lot of mist and a lot of drizzle near san francisco, the golden gate bridge and southern marin and the droplets are too small and not being picked up by the radar. most locations are rain-free as we head up a little toward the north coast. you can see another ban is already redeveloping, and that will be here just in time for the early morning commute hours. we will take a look at the satellite-radar composite. you can see mainly dry conditions across the bay area

i'm ama daetz. fo >>> this is "world news." tonight, the extreme weather team on two, major stories. the deadly aftermath of the tornadoes. the rising death toll. the surging floodwaters. the families now starting over. >>> and the veteran scientist, his son, their colleague, all killed in the tornado. they have taken us inside their journey before. >> i don't know how many storms i've seen in my lifetime. but every single one of them, i still get pretty excited. >>> and tonight here, where the severe weather is headed next. ginger telling us, we're not in the clear, just as we start a new workweek. >>> and in the west tonight, our team on the front lines. the wildfires, suddenly fueled by explosive winds. thousands being evacuated. and the homes already lost. >>> also tonight, the mystery virus. the deadly new disease worrying world scientists. three more deaths tonight. and the push by american doctors to be on the lookout here. dr. besser is standing by. >>> and in her own words tonight, angelina jolie. for the first time on

. >> , i'm ama daetz. through the last 25 years through this series we have been highlighting residents who have made important contributions to our community. today we are celebrating cultural diversity with classical design for a special program. >> the museum of design is celebrating tning opening in their new location. museum explores the active roles that design play in everyday life. currently on display is artists by several people. it's goig goes through june 23rd. >>> first profile highlights a woman who hold the title as oldest park ranger in america. at 91 years old she continues to inspire and educate visitors to one of our newest national parks. >> i want you to try to imagine that one of those was built in four days, 15 hours and 239 minutes. >> betty brings history alive visiting the national historical park located in richmond. oldest park ranger in america, it's not just history she is sharing it's her personal memories. >> in richmond, they completed 747 ships in three years in eight mont

the ama has been concerned about the dramatic rise in obesity rate. today nearly 30% of the american adults are considered obese. on the other hand some worry ama calling it a disease may discourage them from making changes in life style. here is dr. bester on abc's good morning america. >> we have to get activity back into lives, get them exercising moving in school. and after school eating healthy foods in appropriate amounts. have to do this for everybody. >> about prevention? >> totally. >> a survey found people are willing to take action to reduce obesity in their lives. and americans believe their local k-12 schools should play the biggest role. 90% endorsed the schools playing biggest roles in this issue. >> it's more than just a health burden a 2010 study estimates obese women lose $4900 a year. and that breaks down to 1500s aids year in extra costs for obese women, and men. women represented in the gold in this chart. researchers also found that obese women earn about $1900 less than average weight women and found obese men, and women are les

i'm ama daetz. let's go to leigh glaser and look at the forecast. >> boy, north bay got some scattered showers earlier today. you can see on live doppler 7-hd. most of the activity has moved out of the bay area. we are sweeping live and not picking up in the way of returns a even towards the east bay, a traces of a little light rain and some of the higher elevations near san jose down towards. this is the way it was earlier today. one system moved through the system. much of the rain and heavy mist and drizzle confined to the north bay. you see the massive area of clouds on the satellite radar composite. that is where it's going to bring us more rain. we'll take a look at the timing of that coming up later. >> a brazen robbery has shaken up an east bay neighborhood. it's the latest of a rash of robberies in oakland. john alston tell us how neighbors have responded. >> it's an unsettled weekend on forest hill avenue in oakland where neighbors are learning of a home invasion robbery on friday night. t

. >> , i'm ama daetz. through the last 25 years through this series we have been highlighting residents who have made important contributions to our community. today we are celebrating cultural diversity with classical design for a special program. >> the museum of design is celebrating their grand opening in their new location. museum explores the active roles that design play in everyday life. currently on display is artists by several people. it's goig goes through june 23rd. >>> first profile highlights a woman who hold the title as oldest park ranger in america. at 91 years old she continues to inspire and educate vors to one of our newest national parks. >> i want you to try to imagine that one of those was built in four days, 15 hours and 239 minutes. >> betty brings history alive visiting the national historical park located in richmond. oldest park ranger in america, it's not just history she is sharing it's her personal memories. >> in richmond, they completed 747 ships in three years in eight mo

on one hand i think it's a challenge for ama.dicalization that defining something as a disease brings a new level of stigma. what's the mechanism for addressing the stigma. just large in our country, no more recess in our schools, many low in come areas don't have grocery stores. this is a structural issue as much as anything else. >> when we come back, i want to talk about structure and stigma and evil media. in part we talk about coca-cola and they say, don't blame us if you're fat. we make water, too. [ ship horn blows ] no, no, no! stop! humans. one day we're coming up with the theory of relativity, the next... not so much. but that's okay -- you're covered with great ideas like optional better car replacement from liberty mutual insurance. total your car and we give you the money to buy one a model year newer. learn about it at libertymutual.com. liberty mutual insurance. responsibility. what's your policy? so you can capture your receipts, ink for all business purchases. and manage them online with jot, the latest app from

. >> ama is signaling a major policy shift in blood donations. gay men should be able to donate blood based on risk factors. new policy is contradiction to the fda that has a lifetime blood donations on men who have had sex with other men. the ban they are calling it discriminatory practices and not sound science. >> another change in policy by the ama could affect the way you work. the doctors group is recognizing the potential risks of sitting all day and is encouraging employers to make alternatives available to employees like standing desks and isometric balls. it could reduce obesity and heart and circulation issues and lead to healthier work force. >> kristen: to controversial folk singer is coming back hoping to make amends. why this show will be so different. >> eric: and unique way to keep troublemakers out. >>> indie folk singer michelle is coming back to the bay area. she is doing a free show during pride weekend on june 30th sponsored by the san francisco examiner. her show at yoshi's was cut short when she went on a anti-gay tirade.

i'm ama dates. cases have been reported in california, colorado, new mexico, arizona and nevada. today a new case in contra costa county could be linked to the outbreak. costco sold thousands of bags of this frozen organic berry mix, 880 sold in contra costa county. the berries came from townsend farms in oregon linked to 30 cases of hepititis a. that includes a 62-year-old woman from eastern contra costa county. she has recovered after being hospitalized with hepititis a. no official recall has been ordered, but costco pulled the berries from the warehouses after people got sick in california and four other western states. >> we really encourage people to check their freezers to remove this product. my understanding is costco is contacting those who purchased the product. >> used it four weeks ago in a family breakfast. we put it in muffins. >> anyone exposed should be vaccinated quickly. los angeles county set up clinics to screen possible victims. >> there is only a two-week period. every day peo

ama said called the ban discriminatory.ther change in policy by the ama could affect wait you work. the doctors group is recognizing the potential risks of sitting on all day and is encouraging employers to make alternatives available to employees like standing desks and isometric balls. getting workers up out of their chairs could help with issues and could lead to a healthier work force overall. >> kristen: make me wanted to stand up. >> eric: i thought you were standing up. >> and you need an i.d. to get into a bar. >> eric: not years. >> kristen: how one california bar is adding social media to the mix for admission. >> eric: and women went on anti-gay tirade and now she is ready to try to make amends. >> and the twa flight that went into the water 17 years ago is subject of new controversy. people are coming forward there was a cover-up. >>> controversial indie folk singer michelle shock is coming back to the bay area to perform after angering people here. she is doing a free show sponsored by the san francisco examine

ama is live where an elite group is preparing for an elite event. >> reporter: yes, dan. it is quite quiet, but come tomorrow it will be busy with activity as the president attends the fundraiser in this home. no parking signs line forest avenue in palo alto ahead of president obama's thursday fundraiser at the home of the co-founder of flip board. it is one of two fundraising stops for the president and it has neighbors excited. >> i am delighted he is coming to town. and i can't speak for all of us, but my daughter and the rest of our family voted for president obama twice and we are thrilled he is here on our street. >> i heard he came to atherton and i thought that was pretty cool. and then it is crazy it is right here out of all of the places in palo alto. >> the president was in atherton in april for a pair of fundraisers. events that foot the bill for the extra services. >> we had to block off the streets and expenned funds as well as provide extra security detail et-cetera from the police. >> it cost about $8,000. invoices have been sent out to try to get reimburs

1881 to 1968 she is known as big ama because she was 6 feet tall. and the great grandmother of san francisco. ama was a wealthy socialite and among other persuaded her first husband, to fund and design the construction of the palace of legion of honors at lands end in san francisco and when she was younger she was a model. okay? and she is the inspiration for the victory, statute atop of athlete monuments in union square and we are honored today to have her here and the grandson and the great grandson that is taking a picture right now. >> mayor lee, chairman, and members of the board of supervisors and members of the chung family and guests, what a remarkable contribution that mom chung made to the city of fung and while big al moves contributions in a different field, she too loves san francisco. she were two wonderful women who left their marks. as an architect you love construction projects and so did my grandmother and not only provide the infrastructure that our country needs but thousands of jobs as well. they also benefit to how the creativi

how does the ama effect that? >> a lot of marketing campaigns, look at mrs. obama's campaign.s nothing but just a marketing campaign and it has not put a dent in reducing childhood obesity or others. there are number of things that have to happen. you must have stricter regulation on food manufacturers, regulations in terms of salt and sugar composition. ultimately you have to hold people accountable to their behavior. yes, there is a genetic predilection. gerri: should it be the law, or should people make their own choices? >> i think people need to make their own choices. but if you have the insurance company start covering it, people can go to a doctor, they can get more monitoring, more motivation. maybe they can develop and it's cheaper to start early on and get these things going been waiting 10 or 15 years down the road, which includes hypertension and high cholesterol, diabetes. it's cheaper to do it earlier than wait until later. gerri: we are showing people now the medical costs. $1429 higher than for an adult with normal weight. doctor, is this something that should

i'm ama dates. cases have been reported in california, colorado, new mexico, arizona and nevada. today a new case in contra costa county could be linked to the outbreak. costco sold thousands of bags of this frozen organic berry mix, 880 sold in contra costa county. the berries came from townsend farms in oregon linked to 30 cases of hepititis a. that includes a 62-year-old woman from eastern contra costa county. she has recovered after being hospitalized with hepititis a. no official recall has been ordered, but costco pulled the berries from the warehouses after people got sick in california and four other western states. >> we really encourage people to check their freezers to remove this product. my understanding is costco is contacting those who purchased the product. >> used it four weeks ago in a family breakfast. we put it in muffins. >> anyone exposed should bevacck vaccinated quickly. los angeles county set up clinics to screen possible victims. >> there is only a two-week period. every da

i'm ama dates in for carolyn johnson. >> and i'm dan ashley. the van found tonight after several hours of searching the bay. sergio is there live tonight. sergio? >> dan, in the last half hour, rescuers have decided to call off the retrieval of the mini-van and unfortunately they did locate the body, but the body is still inside the van. i want to show you that this is the heavy rescue team the san francisco fire department september in -- sent in to try to retrieve the body and the van. unfortunately the treacherous waters in the bay just did not make that possible this evening. this afternoon i talked to a sailor, one of the three people in the video who are trying to rescue the person in the van. this is cell phone video of three men trying to bust open the back window of the mini-van that plunged into the bay. >> the roof was submerging before we got to it. three of our guys were in the water with tools. they were able to get on the car and start smashing the window. unfortunately they cooperate get the window to break come -- they couldn't

>>he ama's guidance has no ruling regutory effect. it is a suggestion. it is not by any mean changing regulation so that tomorrow morning people can start chargi or coding obesity as a diagsis. i believe that the uidance is significant. i will not sagree that obesity is a significant metabolic problem. but it is a predisping coition with diabetes and hyrtenon. if you start calling it a disease, are weoi to call smoking addiction a disease? gerri: okay, so say that i'm overweight. cannot help it? at the end of the day, doctor steve, what you seem to b saying is we can change all of that was just a matter of getting somebody to make the right choices in the marketplac but no everybody can lose a lot of weight. >> i think f you work on diet and exercise, that is a step in the right direction. i agree with the fact that legally doesn't change anything morrow. but if we look at the discussion on theews and mdia today about obesity, people are more aware of it. what we are studying in cardiology a couple of years ago, it shows that obesity alone, not including

i'm ama dates in for carolyn johnson. >> and i'm dan ashley. the van found tonight after several hours of searching the bay. sergio is there live tonight. sergio? >> dan, in the last half hour, rescuers have decided to call off the retrieval of the mini-van and unfortunately they did locate the body, but the body is still inside the van. i want to show you that this is the heavy rescue team the san francisco fire department september in -- sent in to try to retrieve the body and the van. unfortunately the treacherous waters in the bay just did not make that possible this evening. this afternoon i talked to a sailor, one of the three people in the video who are trying to rescue the person in the van. this is cell phone video of three men trying to bust open the back window of the mini-van that plunged into the bay. >> the roof was submerging before we got to it. three of our guys were in the water with tools. they were able to get on the car and start smashing the window. unfortunately they c toget the k come -- they couldn't get the window to b

i'm ama dates. sergio is live in downtown san francisco where crews are just finishing tonight. sergio? >> ama, right now you can see that folsom street between fourth and fifth street is still squeezed down to two lanes. let me show you what started this all. that backhoe was doing work around noon and it punctured a natural gas line that has since been covered up and sealed off, but when it happened it triggered a evacuation of this entire neighborhood. pg&e crews remained into the night, but repairs to the ruptured gas line were completed a couple hours after it was damaged. the operator of this backhoe nicked this gas line. crews worked quickly to close it off. >> they started the excavation to get down to the pipe. you can picture giant squeezers off the valve. >> after it was capped, the gas company workers spent hours checking the lines to make sure they were safe. the checks had to be finished before switching the gas back on. that meant cooking in the wood fire oven was the only option at zero zero. >> meatballs and chicken and things like that. it is a good chopping of

i'm ama dates. sergio is live in downtown san francisco where crews are just finishing tonight. sergio? >> ama, right now you can see that folsom street between fourth and fifth street is still squeezed down to two lanes. let me show you what started this all. that backhoe was doing work around noon and it punctured a natural gas line that has since been covered up and sealed off, but when it happened it triggered a evacuation of this entire neighborhood. pg&e crews remained into the night, but repairs to the ruptured gas line were completed a couple hours after it was damaged. the operator of this backhoe nicked this gas line. crews worked quickly to close it off. >> they started the excavation to get down to the pipe. you can picture giant squeezers off the valve. >> after it was capped, the gas company workers spent hours checking the lines to make sure they were safe. the checks had to be finished before switching the gas back on. that meant cooking in the wood fire oven was the only option at zero zero. >> meatballs and chicken and things like that. it is a good chopping of

ama is live where an elite group is preparing for an elite event. >> reporter: yes, dan. it is quite quiet, but come tomorrow it will be busy with activity as the president attends the fundraiser in this home. no parking signs line forest avenue in palo alto ahead of president obama's thursday fundraiser at the home of the co-founder of flip board. it is one of two fundraising stops for the president and it has neighbors excited. >> i am delighted he is coming to town. and i can't speak for all of us, but my daughter and the rest of our family voted for president obama twice and we are thrilled he is here on our street. >> i heard he came to atherton and i thought that was pretty cool. and then it is crazy it is right here out of all of the places in palo alto. >> the president was in atherton in april for a pair of fundraisers. events that the bill for the extra services. >> we had to block off the streets and expenned funds as well as provide extra security detail et-cetera from the police. >> it cost about $8,000. invoices have been sent out to try to get reimbursed. >

i'm ama dates in for carolyn johnson. >> and i'm dan ashley. the van found tonight after several hours of searching the bay. sergio is there live tonight. sergio? >> dan, in the last half hour, rescuers have decided to call off the retrieval of the mini-van and unfortunately they did locate the body, but the body is still inside the van. i want to show you that this is the heavy rescue team the san francisco fire department september in -- sent in to try to retrieve the body and the van. unfortunately the treacherous waters in the bay just did not make that possible this evening. this afternoon i talked to a sailor, one of the three people in the video who are trying to rescue the person in the van. this is cell phone video of three men trying to bust open the back window of the mini-van that plunged into the bay. >> the roof was submerging before we got to it. three of our guys were in the water with tools. they were able to get on the car and start smashing the window. unfortunately they cooperate get the window to break come -- they couldn't