they have been an amazing partner. welcome, howard. >> thank you very much.m delighted to be here representing the men and women of the national park service here in san francisco. we are privileged to manage the western edge of this magnificent urban corridor, world class urban corridor. and, mayor lee, i appreciate your shout out for the importance bird. our former superintendent --on current superintendent reiterates what our former superintendent said, that it all begins with a vision. i think the ocean beach master plan constitutes a magnificent vision for this corridor. we, too, look forward to moving on into the implementation phase and bringing some reality to this. but it has been our honor and privilege to work with ben and the excellent team at spur that he has assembled with our colleagues, from the business sector, from the cadres of wonderfully elected officials we have, our colleagues with rec and park, and public works and the other agencies here in san francisco. it has really been almost a poster child for a collaborative effort, and we're h

howard and their amazing staff, had a special shot out to my aid. you can join me in a round of applause for them. they are truly amazing people and if you don't know them, you want to. how to say thank you, and for the mayor, i know you're going to give hence to us, but we should get to this year for the two-year budget. >> the cost of the second pen is in reserve.

spider-man is amazing.alking with kevin mccarthy next. carthy next.  oreo and dunkin' are the perfect match for the perfect moment. enjoy the new oreo coolatta and donut today. america runs on dunkin'. . >>> friday's come a long ways. i remember him when he was on the electric company, too. >> and that is some footage from the new movie. [ laughter ] >> right. right. >> and graphics are amazing. all right and this latest installment featuring the latest superhero is raking in some beck bugs already. >> wisdom martin. >> a huge fan of your work, sir. >> thank you. >> and good to be here. >> and let's talk about what we like also. >> yes. >> spider-man? >> a big fan. >> why are they rebooting it. the last was spider-man 3 in 2007. >> right. >> and why is this happening? doesn't matter. on today, when the movie was released, it made over $35 million, one of the biggest openings ever on a tuesday. >> right. >> and they rehashed the entire beginning of the first spider- man and that is with tony mcgwire. >>

you came out of a lady oh ♪ ♪ and i want you to save me it's amazing ♪ ♪ i used to walk by the stream silver shadows everywhere my brain like an exploding light ♪ ♪ and wonder if it was worth my time to sing these sings and do these things ♪ ♪ and stumble at the every time you came out of a lady and i want you to save me ♪ ♪ it's amazing ♪ you came out of a lady oh and i want you to save me it's amazing ♪ ♪ ♪ and i need you all these times they tell me that i don't oh i need you ♪ ♪ tell me that i don't whoa i used to wonder where i could go to sit and watch ♪ ♪ the moon come out it's never like i dreamed it though it had to be ♪ ♪ just a matter of time before you came and found me there but silently all ♪ ♪ through the air you came out of a lady and i want you to save me it's amazing ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ all these times they tell me that i don't oh i ne that i don't whoa ♪ ♪ you came out of a lady save me ♪ ♪ it's amazing you came out of a lady oh and i want you to save me ♪ ♪ oh oh ♪ oh oh ♪ oh oh ♪ oh oh [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you! >> jimmy: i want to thank kate beckinsale, chris harr

time and vision, and that has been an amazing process to be a part of. i want to thankd our civic leaders that are here today for the amazing cooperation, a vision, energy, a commitment, and support towards this process. it has been an amazing privilege to work tospur and have that opera to -- to work with;hwnmpl and have that opportunity as a lay person to be involved. the vision took all of the ever -- other efforts and brought it to the realities we're seeing today which is incredibly inspiring and very gratifying for all of us out here that are so passionate about this beach. i also want to acknowledge former superintendent of tgnra, brian o'neill, who, as i am sure we all do, really wish to be here today to see how far we have come. he really was excited to start working with a really strong focus. i know he is here in spirit. finally, i would like to express my gratitude to all of the community members and environmental groups and organizations that have really kept this thread going in order to bring it along with all of our leaders, including san

she has been amazing. she was 5 years old when she auditioned for this movie. was 6 when see started shooting. to see a 6-year-old do some of the things she has done in this film, and it is amazing. >> she lives in the new orleans area? >> she is home. tavis: i reference you are doing something which is -- with brad pitt. does that mean you are about to give the bakery up? >> i started a new one, and i am developing a new thing called the hush puppy. tavis: that is called ground who expansion. -- called expansion. are you going to stick with it? >> i am going to ride the wave. we have so many things going on in louisiana, so it is not necessary for me to move out of town. it is shot right in louisiana, and 30 minutes away i can shoot back and forth. it is not like i have to pack my bags and moved to hollywood. we have got hollywood down south. tavis: what did you make of the acting experience? while this film depicts life, what i love about new orleans is they are authentic. they are natural. they are as advertised. it is what you see is what you get. acting re

i'm so proud to be part of the amazing community that is here. those of you that are here in san francisco for the first time, think about moving here. we welcome you. we love you. happy pride. >> thank you, everyone. i'm david campos. i represent the mission, bernal heights. i'm happy to be a queer latino. the lgbt community, we can't leave our transgendered brothers and sisters behind. not too long ago they tried to pass a -- without transgender community protection. never ben again will we leave our transgendered brothers and sisters behind. thank you happy pride. >> hello, everyone. my name is jose cisneros. i am an openly gay latino elected official also here in san francisco for almost eight years. i'm proud to stand with you for transrights and i'm proud also to have stood with you in 2004 in the march that year to make sure that everybody recognizes the diversity of our community and stands with each and every member here in san francisco. have a great pride, everyone. [applause] >> i'm christina lagi. i represent district five. haigt asb

it was amazing to hear their stories of growing up asia and in america. today, we had the opportunity to visit a couple of elementary schools. these are schools with a high student population and we donated four boats each student. all of which were written by an asian author. it was a great way to partner with schools to celebrate asian it heritage month and impress upon them the future of education. we're fortunate enough to bring one of the authors to the school, kristi yamaguchi. i recognize her as a gold medalist. the student recognized her as a champion from dancing with the stars. education is the heart of targets of living. target is on track for 1 billion dollars in education giving. we are responsible for the asian heritage street fair. i am so proud to be part of a target and got out of our involvement with the asian community. and the target is pleased to be a sponsor. we also want to remain vibrant and visible throughout the month of may. my visit has little to do with my day job, but rather than experiencing how target can really make a diff

do you think it was amazing? >> the show? >> yes. >> i saw one down at the peninsula, amazing. redwood city people glad it came back after two years. >> absolutely. as mike told us depended on where you were what you were going to see. >>> clouds back for most of us sea breeze stronger today the coolest afternoon summer heat back in the forecast for the weekend. doppler, no rain to speak of, temperatures from 52 santa rosa to 55 vallejo, 53 walnut creek, pleasanton, belmont, 55 san francisco, 567 in san jose. area of low pressure this curl in the atmosphere is coming closer to us today notice how it is drawing in many so of the air from over the ocean that's why we have the clouds this morning mainly in the 50s through 7:00. clouds slower to return to the coast today that's the key to the forecast itch it will get back by noon -- it will get back by noon. temperatures in the 50s and 60s berkeley, 70s inland by noon. 4:00, 60s around most of the bay even 50s at the coast clouds most stubborn and 70s inland. quickly drop into the 50s and 60s everywhere by 7:00 with the surge of c

but it's still pretty amazing. >>> welcome back to the show.check in at rightthisminute.com, pgreat videos all day long. >>> this guy is remarkable. his latest test flight with his hand-built kevlar jet pack. super man flies alongside the plane full of passengers. jet man is doing the exact same thing, right next to a vintage & 1943 plane. actually about 6,000 feet, he & cranked up all four engines and does about 125 miles per hour next to this plane. does his signature dive on the helicopter, lights the wick on jet engine.3 c1 there he is, in formation. you hear "rocket man" by elton john playing in the background. ♪ rocket man >> he's right with him. the passenger can clearly see him out window. jet man is flying high in the heart of switzerland. the full picture i thought was fabulous. >>> you know when you get maied youwalk down the aisle, yo a the photographer. but guess who else is hiring photographers? moms as they are giving birth. in the hospital. that is the new trend. sometimes dad might faint, sometimes dad might want to cut the umb

the most amazing thing is that they would assume there is not a camera in sight.ight here they were confronted by the store clerk. you can't hear what their saying, but you can hear that -- >> what did the store clerks do with these clothes after? you don't really want the clothes that have been down someone's pants. >> they pry put it back on the rack -- >> it looks like you may be wearing -- >> smell it. >> oh yeah, that's it. >>> dogs love their car rides, right? this car loves the car ride, but ain't a fan of the passing cars. and a free style mountain bike vehicle that -- >> shot so well even putting his shoes on is cool. [ dog growls, barks ] bring your dog to work day... not our best idea. [ barking ] george! stop it! stop. oh. it was a nice thought. [ male announcer ] some business decisions are better than others. the best decision is switching to verizon. you're good to go. that was fast! thank you. [ male announcer ] speed, reliability, and now with our worry free guarantee, it's the best time to switch. get your choice of terms. no activation fees. a 3

this is yiddish a beautiful song that was given to me by george rosenside who is an amazing person.nd this next piece was the same composer composed in paris and called the yiddish and a great -- it's so beautiful. yiddish the wealth of my treasure much the kreet urs -- from it's yiddish. so many true, simple and core people wandering through countries and over the world where truth -- [music] ♪ [applause] this next piece is actually, this piece and the next piece going into it actually have a really nice story about it. the next piece is very, very well known by people who know yiddish folk songs. now, in this piece, this was said so it was classically it's not the same tune as most people know it. know the piece. so, it's very beautiful. it's a holocaust song. reach out your white hand to me. running over my words are tierce that want to rest in your hand the poetry is gorgeous. and in this piece, i was at a camp where we all learned yiddish. there was an old man and he sang not this piece but the regular version. this woman was working and said, who are you with this piece? nobod

an amazing wardrobe. how generous that she donates a lot of for clothing for charitable causes. >> no doubt about it. you are hall of famer in your own right. >> that young man has a bright future d'andre. >> we are used to seeing george stephanopoulos in d.c. as well. i had a chance to talk with him. we will hear more that conversation tomorrow. >> looking forward to that. now adam caskey has the latest on the forecast. >> here's the sun rise over arlington, beautiful. mostly sunny skies. a little rain in lowell sutton maryland has moved off over the potomac and over the bay. we are dry with mostly sunny conditions to start the day. you will notice an increase in the humidity. there was dry heat yesterday. today we will notice an increase in the humidity. moisture moving back in from the south. -- a little rain in lower southern maryland has moved off over the potomac. it is 68 degrees in orange, virginia. . 69 degrees . what you are seeing is false returns on the radar in parts of maryland. clipping par

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it's amazing, we have teams from all over the world here today and they are thrilled. >> i flew from ireland to be here. and been practicing since for the competition. all the best casters in the world come here. my fellow countryman came in first place and james is on the current team and he is the head man. >> it's unique. will not see anything like it where you go to compete in the world. competitions in ireland, scotland, norway, japan, russia each year, the facilities here in the park are second to none. there is no complex in the world that can touch it. >> i'm here with bob, and he has kindly agreed to tell me everything i need to know about casting. i'm going to suit up and next, we're in the water. >> what any gentleman should do. golden gate angling has free lessons the second saturday of every month. we have equipment show up on the 9:30 on the second saturday of every month and we'll teach them to fly cast. >> ok. we are in the water. >> let me acquaint you with the fly rod. >> nice to meet you. >> this is the lower grip and the upper grip. this is a reel and a fly line.

i'm amazed how many kids find this advice amazing, probably because i offered it.be amazing. getting an assignment done on time shouldn't be amazing. volunteering happily for an assignment shouldn't be amazing. caring shouldn't be amazing. calling back when you promised you would shouldn't be amazing. proving your word is your bond shouldn't be amazing. we remember the restaurants where the service is great even if the food was not. it's why we remember the concierge who didn't regret the reservation error but corrected it and the cable guy who showed up when he said he would. the night attendant that treats you like a customer and not cattle. our expectations for service are so low we're grateful for so little. this represents an enormous career opportunity for workers today. work today. show up today. prove to your boss and those you work with that you offer value today. that you care today. that you really want to make a difference today, that you can be counted on simply because it matters to you today. every day. no job is too meanal, no task too boring. all a

the most amazing thing is that they would assume there is not a camera in sight.ight here they were confronted by the store clerk. you can't hear what their saying, but you can hear that -- >> what did the store clerks do with these clothes after? you don't really want the clothes that have been down someone's pants. >> they pry put it back on the rack -- >> it looks like you may be wearing -- >> smell it. >> oh yeah, that's it. >>> dogs love their car rides, right? this car loves the car ride, but ain't a fan of the passing cars. and a free style mountain bike vehicle that -- >> shot so well even putting his shoes on is cool. >> that's cool. >>> remember "right this minute" is all new, all summer long. a series of tornadoes touched down in poland over the weekend, and somebody captured this one on video. >> it's moving really fast. >> one person was killed after they say a home collapsed on top of a man. homes were destroyed, and ten people were injured. >> i love that color contrasts. >> that's one thing i hear from people who live in communities why tornadoes c

. >> seeing this incredible act of instinctive heroism was just amazing. >> amazing acts of courage. >> i asked the man upstairs to help me. >> it was the obvious thing to do. it was the human thing to do. >> lives hanging in the balance. >> i thought he was just knocked unconscious. i tried. >> in times of crisis, they rely on each other. >> i trust these guys with my life. if it took one of them guys going down also, i knew they would do that. we would do that for each other. it's a brotherhood. >> "caught on camera: extreme rescues." welcome to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. you're in a life-or-death situation and you can't help yourself. often survival depends not just on luck, but also on the heroic acts of another person. they might be trained rescue professionals or simply bystanders tapping into courage they never knew they had. watch what happens when a helicopter crashes into a remote pineapple field, pinning the pilot. a helicopter out of control. one man is frantically trying to save another man's life. it will take near superhuman strength, but warren ameral re

the most amazing thing is that they would assume there is not a camera in sight.ight here they were confronted by the store clerk. you can't hear what their saying, but you can hear that -- >> what did the store clerks do with these clothes after? you don't really want the clothes that have been down someone's pants. >> they pry put it back on the rack -- >> it looks like you may be wearing -- >> smell it. >> oh yeah, that's it. >>> dogs love their car rides, right? this car loves the car ride, but ain't a fan of the passing cars. and a free style mountain bike vehicle that -- >> shot so well even putting his shoes on is cool. >> that's cool. great idea. so we'll switch to u-verse tv and internet... that's just what we need... i got accepted into juilliard. [ dad ] that's great! can we talk about wireless plans? now we can video-chat. and faster internet... [ female announcer ] with at&t u-verse, you can build a personalized bundle to fit your needs. even when they change. switch today. bundles including u-verse tv, internet and home phone start at 89 a month for

sheri coming back to brava, here you have this establish, amazing writer who has won a clue -- slew ofwards. now she gets to director and work. even though she is this amazing, established writer, the truth is, she is being nurtured as a director and is being given some space to direct. >> the play is described as ceremony and -- where ceremony and theater me. in the indigenous tradition, when you turn 52, it is like the completion of an important era. the importance of the ceremony is to say, you are 52. whenever you have been caring for the first 52 years, it is time to let it go. really, here, they have given me carte blanche to do this. i think it is nice for me, in the sense of coming back 25 years later and seeing personally my own evolution as an artist and thinker. the whole effort to put the chicano or indigenous woman's experience on center stage is, in itself, for euro-american theaters, a radical position. because of the state of theater, it is a hard roll to hold up in institution. it is a hard road. i am looking at where we are 25 years later in the bay area, looking at h

mom took a bunch of amazing pictures. but she can't share them. it's her data plan.'s stressing about overages because she already downloaded a fifteen megabyte cat video. [ laughing ] aww. you have to see this. i've already seen it, nana. like a hundred times. [ male announcer ] why limit your iphone? switch to sprint. the only network with truly unlimited data for your iphone. they think all brushes are the same. they're not. that's why her dentist recommends the new pro-health clinical brush from oral-b. unlike an ordinary toothbrush, it has pro-flex sides that individually adjust to teeth and gums. it truly provides a better clean. trust the brand more dentists and hygienists use. oral-b. the new pro-health clinical brush from oral-b. two flexing sides, one superior clean. with oral-b, life opens up when you do. >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- kate beckinsale. chris harveyson. and music from rubblebucket. with cleto and the cletones. and now, above all, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy:

. >> which is amazing. >> which is amazing, you know, 30 is the new 20, maybe in. >> is it?is the thing. >> and get it done. >> ma what is amazing, serena, you never saw this when people turned 30 in tennis back then. >> right. >> and you saw teenagers and getting into your 20s and that. never really a 30 and roger federer going back to the number one in the world at the age of 30 after winning wimbledon. i haven't seen it. you think people are better conditioned now? >> i think that is training and better conditioning, technology to repair all of these injuries. i think all of those are act -- factors and scheduling yourself and knowing when to push and when not to push and that is different era. >> and do you think they have power? serena is on, she's healthy and can compete at 35. >> and that does not have anything to do with the body or mind. >> really in. >> and with tiger woods in the mid-30s? and not winning? >> i'm just saying. >> physically, he might be okay but mentally not so much? >> and that is about the mind. >> is that what you're say something. >> i want to g

but for now he says >> it is amazing that i am here. and i'm amazed by myself.ause, despite my disability, i have risen above everything. >> david will need a lot of support to get through college, and if you would like to help him and other low-income kids like him, consideration to the students rise in the most callous of funds, go to students rising above dye packor and you can get updates on all the kids you have helped to send to college. >> i keep wondering how many guys like that are out there who are not diagnosed, someone does not catch them when they're young and realize something is going on there and a slit throat. >> yes, you can use your imagination and wonder where they and out. we know the answers to that. >> but for david, love helped conquer a lot >> his sister and his brothers, even though it were split up into different foster homes, to have that core family was crucial. >> it is great to me david. >> you se >> thank you for that amazing story. that was beautiful, congratulations to david. good evening everyone, this is the scene in dublin at

it's amazing. here is the report on it. >> across town the doll house does not have webcam but they plan to cash in on the big event. >> i'm excited. i know there are going to be so many people. it will be a busy and a fun time to work 12,347 fun and profitable. the club got a $1 million facelift just in time. >> very famous person, sarah palin, she's a dead ringer look-alike. >> cenk: fun for everybody especially the republicans apparently. according to the association of club executives, now that's the people representing the industry well, when republicanners come to town they spend on average $150. democrats are cheapskates and only spend $50 a per. republicans are much better for business and there is the famous study by the harvard school about the top ten states for porn adult side membership. eight of them were red says. utah oklahoma, arrest arrest, louisiana, alabama, west virginia north dakota and alaska. one of the people who run the strip clubs in atlanta is joining us. he is don great

this is amazing. >> i think i started a lot of my work about the qualities of light is in the weight. i have been thinking a lot about things floating through the air. it is also very windy down here. there is a piece of sheet music up there that i have embroidered third. there is a pamphlet about hearing dea -- nearing death. this is a dead rabbit. this is what i am working on now. this is a greeting card that i found, making it embroidered. it is for a very special friend. >> while we were looking at this, i glanced down and this is amazing, and it is on top of a book, it is ridiculous and amazing. >> i am interested in the serendipity of these still life compositions. when he got to the garbage and to see the arrangement of objects that is completely spontaneous. it is probably one of the least thought of compositions. people are getting rid of this stuff. it holds no real value to them, because they're disposing of it. >> we're here in another recology studio with abel. what attracted you to apply for this special program? >> who would not want to come to the dump? but is the firs

it's pretty amazing this state did all of that. when you think of that and that narrow little window of time, we were pushing the spoon off the edge. boom. the rumble from the rockies became a roar. and all sorts of people were coming down saying what is going on. and i always said that maybe people aren't good hokey pokey player, we put our whole self-in or don't bother. we want to do all these things. when i got to d.c. with this whole area of women and where we were, i got to d.c. and of course, they were more shocked than anybody that i was elected when we would go places, they would try to swear jim in. they would say, her, what's wrong with you? and i remember one of the days that i shook my head and said why in the world am i here? they gave a committee dealing with commemorative days and holidays and moving into the bicentennial which was important. we had a whole lot of things we were passing out on bicentennial and nobody was paying any attention to me on this house floor. they were sure denver had hiccupped and i wouldn'

>> amazing. amazing. i don't if people know this, but i was born and raised in canada.thing that's -- it's festive, it's amazing. i celebrate it. i actually -- i record my celebrations. i taped myself -- >> jimmy: you do? >> -- the other night. oh yeah. it was great. it was great. the fourth of july. do we have the tape? >> jimmy: yeah. yeah we have -- >> show the tape. this is me on the fourth of july. that's me by the tree with a sparkler. >> jimmy: wow. >> and it's just the pageantry and festivity that goes into that holiday is amazing. [ laughter and applause ] it was -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> i mean, this year was twice as good as last year. i mean -- >> jimmy: because you didn't even have a sparkler. you just stood by a tree last year. >> i didn't have a sparkler last year. i was just there. but when you add -- >> jimmy: but do you spend it with your family? what happened? >> i spent it with another family but they don't know me. i travel so much. i don't get to spend it with my family. you know what, speaking of traveling, i have got to say this is in my back pocket.

and he looks amazing. listen, if you watched the show for the past couple of weeks you know i've talked a bit about governor cuomo in new york his plans to decriminalize small amounts of marijuana. you would be permitted to carry up to 25 grams for personal use without getting arrested. to remind you, 25 grams is is-- it's snuff to fill this. it's enough to fill this-- i think we must have mice here because it was up to here, and there were, like, five bags of doritos around here. ( laughter ). and they're all-- that's fine. never mind, just to show you. let me just get that. so it's-- by the way, i don't know if you can tell, this is labeled so that i know. ( laughter ). anyway, so i just want to refill it up to show you what would be legal, you know. >> governor cuomo today confirming his proposal to decriminalize small amountof marijuana is dead. so it went up in smoke following opposition in the republican-controlled state senate. >> ooooh! >> jon: would you excuse me just one second? ( laughter ) ( to

. >> it's amazing. it starts in 1953 when herbert hoover goes up to harry truman on the di ass and said we ought to be the club. i'll be the president. you be the treasurer. truman says let's do it. 60 years later it has its own rules and rivalries. chris: why is it important to history and why did you write this amazing book of the importance of how it helps? i keep thinking it's one of those mountain climbing teams. if anybody falls they keep him from falling all the way. >> i think these men having made these decision, having emerged from the jobs each with their own scars know how hard it is to do it, know that other guys have gone through stuff that no one else has. they can share experiences that no one in their families can even understand. and that binds them together. chris: a support group for mostly great men. listen to president eisenhower talking to jack kennedy during the cuban missile crisis back in 1962. >> what a conversation. you and i grew up with it, the chance we're going to nuclear

>> it's amazing to be on the same relay as those girls.lie coughlin and the rest of them actually. it was just amazing. after the first race in the morning i felt so good. i was ecstatic to hear i was chosen to be on the night relay. it's so exciting. and then to get a bronze on top of it was amazing. >> you swam third. just before you jumped into the pool and gave out your swim what was going through your mind in that very moment? >> i was just thinking about how awesome it was. just soaking everything in. just listening to my music, being pumped up, jumping up and down. this morning was fun, so tonight will be probably even more fun. >> you talked about swimming with natalie coughlin and helped her get to the 12 medals and tie an olympic record. what did it mean to you to help her achieve the goal? >> she obviously deserved all the credit for that. i'm so honored to help chip in for that 12th medal she got. i'm in awe of her. she's an amazing swimmer. >> congratulations. nice to see you. enjoy that. show it to everyone back here. up next

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[laughter] just an amazing, hal boyle wasn't an amazing guy.isted on calling him harold bee boyle. it's tough to compete with that. if you want to have a couple of years, harold p. boyle sounds like you are an accounting professional. >> they didn't have the same kind of notoriety among them. what was the difference and david may be able to -- between the experience in iraq and the experience of these correspondents in world war ii? >> david? >> well i think the difference is, aside from the technological differences, there is sort of a cultural difference builds up over those 50 years of the relationship between the press and the military. and so, i just don't think -- as i has listed the beginning, the fact that most of the soldiers in world war ii were just thrown in, it enlistees, and so were the writers, there is a much closer parallel. and the press and the military now are unfortunately to separate culture so there isn't the same -- i mean people can overcome it. good journalist can do it and they can also write the truth but there's jus

one neighbor there took these amazing pictures of crews battling this fire, this is in the very heat of the fight. there is another picture showing how they spread to cars on the streets, giving firefighters more targets and there is this wall of flames. amazing pictures and we've posted more on abc 7 news.com. >> and there are firefighters working to put out a fire in marin headlands. this is what it looked like. firefighters kept the blaze to less than an acre, working fast. fire officials are staying vigilant heading into the 4th of july and hope to avoid a potentially dangerous mix of fire works and dry conditions. >> and there is a risk of fires is a reason the city banned all fire works but there is a gunfire throughout the city. and what police are doing to curb the use of fire works. >> take a look at this, it's small and it's dangerous, police say it's also illegal, and that you can expect to find these all over the city. this small tank promises to smoke and spark when lit. it's just one of several illegal fire work found being sold by a store in chinatown. >> this is a ser

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