oh, you're gonna mry amy. listenma. i said i want to marry amy.rst, and that's where i was tonight. how are her parents? i'm sure ty're very nice. ey are very nice, and they very nicely said "no." wh?! what do you mean "no"?! i n't understand. how could they say that? i could see that. stopt, frank.this is an outrage! why'd you go to her parents? stitas just a formality.outrage! i never thought they'd say n and her brother, peter-- he hates me. met that guy once. he's like a psycho nut-job. yeah? he's fond of you. yeah? what'd he say? who cares about her family? excuse me... en you marry a person, you also marry the family i've heard. okay, you listen to me, robert. this is beeen you and amy. her parents e just gonna have to get used to the idea. but it's your life. you do what you want tdo. then you do what she wants to . until you get married. amy: and how about th chocolate cake? fantastic. it always tastes bter without the family. ( siren blaring ) which one of you is amy macdougall? she--she is. plse step back, ma'am. amy macdougall, you have

what about you asked amy. she was disapointed when i told her that i hadn't cared from dolls since i was in my early teens. in the late 1990's a friend wanted to give me a custom made doll. i requested a chinese young girl doll. and with my friend's permission i gaveamy the doll. the last time i saw the doll was in a collection of dolls aranged with great care in the house by the lake in madison where amy's memorial was held in 1999. last year, 7 years after amy's death i saw an old woman selling dolls right in front of the young federalist blocking the entrance to the [inaudible] and the conflict torn town. in 2006. and i thought of amy. and her passion for justice. and her love of dolls. later that evening, i thought of amy again. i found my friend shanty at the dining room table watching the television news about iraq. she was touching one of the most grotesque doll i had seen much the doll is 10 inches tall and look as if she was dying offan rexia. she was in a long gown, of course, blontd hair and green i

rather than sell units at 90% ami, in some cases, it might make sense to sell units at 110% ami, a higher rate. because that higher income targeting will increase the sales price and reduced the gap between the sales price and production cost, this program will allow us to require a developer to provide more units, more than 12%. conversely, when it is appropriate to provide deeper availability -- let's say, 70% ami -- they would be required to provide fewer units. under future alternatives, and hire am -- at a higher ami level, we could provide or units or fewer units in the cases where we are looking at deeper affordability. this would be a modification of our program that would occur outside the charter. given that there is a lot going on here -- i have talked about a lot of stuff. quick summary -- on the revenue side, these are allegations based on -- allocations based on projecting new revenue sources. ongoing funding for our below- market rate housing production, affordable housing production, up to 120% ami. it authorizes the establishing of a complete neighborhoods program. it red

amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> sounds like still a dangerous situation out there. 6:02. >> amy did mention they made progress overnight not a surprise with temperatures cooler overnight. u, when the sun comes up likes like temperatures will soar again. >> mike how is it looking? >>> thank you. good morning. live doppler dry, unfortunately, all the storms that could bring relief or cooling temperatures even a little rain would be nice, all in the sierra where they are going to day this around. right now temperatures still in the low to mid 70s clear lake oaks at 72, clearlake 72 and lower lake 73, winds light south southwest four to five miles per hour. into the afternoon hours clear lake oaks 102, clearlake 101, lower lake 99 winds south 10 to 15 miles per hour with locally gusty conditions around the fire and in some of the valley there is, going to be a tough situation for the firefighters as we head into the afternoon hours with that extensive and excess heat and gusty winds from time to time. more on our hot forecast in just a second. back to more news. >>> we want to share pretty impr

as amy so eloquently and courageously shared we know the truth about obamacare. a term i use with the utmost private. we know the truth far better than most. amy and i are and have been tremendously fortunate to have excellent health insurance through our employers. however, prior to the signing of obamacare her insurance was capped like that of over 1 hundred five million americans. her is at $1 million. had it not been for the immediate relief on these cats once the president signed this legislation we would almost certainly have needed to declare bankruptcy to cover the expenses necessary to save amy's life. i ask you, panelists, to please imagine for just one moment the stress of sitting in intensive care praying with your entire sole for the life of your spouse, partner or child. this was my agony. now, worrying about how you will pay an immense hospital bill when your insurance finally runs out. imagine the heartbreak of telling your partner or a child as they finally awakened from a life-threatening illness that simply because they're bad luck or freak acc

amy and josh? >> thank you. >>> coming up here on "good morning america," a fatal crash in paradise. a teenage girl killed in a deadly jet ski collision. was it an accident or a reckless crime? why her family is in court right now. >>> and the teacher who took things too far. a married mom getting way too close to members of the high school football team. and prosecutors say it was all caught on tape. >>> and kristen stewart's superstar defender. why jodie foster's blasting her critics right now. >>> and screaming through the sky over 50 miles an hour. we are taking you on the highest and longest zip line in north america. >> jinger. 12k3w4r ♪ get your backpack, your hoodies, harajuku, ♪ ♪ turquoise kinda purple orangish sorta blue. ♪ ♪ backpacks, yeow, ♪ to put their stuff in. ♪ graphic tees and denim, denim, denim, denim. ♪ ♪ backpacks. school takes a lot, target has is all. we believe small things can make a big difference.e, like how a little oil from here can be such a big thing in an old frie

amy did an excellent job and we were happy to learn this past summer that amy, who had just finishedher first year wrote her way on to the law review. she is a graduate from the central coast, graduating from cal poly, san louis obispo. you do have two carranza statistical reports in your pocket. the june statistics are in the otc second quarter report. i will not discussed in this evening unless you have questions. i will briefly discuss occ activity in july and august and i will dial back to the second quarter. from july 1 to june 30 of this year, the assisi's 6 -- opened 61 cases, four fewer than were opened in july. on july 2012, the investigators closed more cases than they opened. as of july 30, july 31, the occ had 321 pending cases. as of now they have 318 cases as opposed to 321 last year. we have 100 bus pending cases -- 100 less pending cases. in terms of mediation, it was a slow mediation month. we only mediated to cases that to a% of the cases we close in july, nine officers were voted radiation -- remediation and they declined. we will keep an eye on this an d find out

amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> 6:03 now. we have sky 7 hd live in the air. >> as you can see flames are still burning. let's give you a quick recap, 6,000 acres scorched so far. it is 25% contained. firefighters are treating the wye fire and walker fire as one. they are next to each other any way many as you heard amy say the good news is 358 firefighters will keep working they don't need to bring in additional crews. they are starting to make progress, but the key is the weather today. it is still going to be hot and dry. >> right now the back burns, which is a firefighting effort. how are firefighters -- what kind of weather conditions will they have? >>> good question. as we look at live doppler we'll zoom down to lake county and show you the current conditions, 72°, still warm there, humidity is as about as high as it is going to get 52°, winds northwest at two miles per hour, blowing from the northwest to southeast. looks like any place south and east of those fires getting the brunt of the smoke this morning. hazy this

amy hollyfield has been on the scene since 4:30 this morning. she joins us now. the fire chief has just arrived? >> reporter: that's right. the fire chief sin sigh the home now. firefighters say it -- chief inside the home now. fires say it is unusual to have two fatalities the is here to review everything and check on this case and how it was handled. it is being considered a crime scene because of the two fatalities. firefighters arrived about 3:30 this morning when they got here 20 fewesque upstairs was on -- 25% of the upstairs was on fire there was a lot of smoke they were surprised to find a lot of stuff. they state was tough to navigate around it. they knew they needed to get in and move around this home as quickly as possible. >> crews agrees sill took a hose line to cover them says and up to the front stairs to go ahead and effect a rescue for possible occupants. they were contained with very heavy debris and on cuts a challenge to get to the fire.çf >> reporter: some of those piles were eight feet high maybe higher it presented a real challenge am i wa

firefighters on the scene near mission and silver also on the scene amy hollyfield with more. >> reporter: a firefighter reported that he found a man inside a victim inside who appeared to have passed on. they did take the victim away in an ambulance they have not confirmed how that victim is doing. that was the report on the scene. now you will see firefighters are still focused inside the home. the neighbors told them two elderly men lived here they are making sure that everyone is out of the home. the fire is out. it started at 3:30 this morning. they got it out in 30 minutes. it is happening here in the ex-sill -- in the excel district. neighbors were worried it was going to spread. firefighters appeared to have kept it to just this house. now you can see they are focused on this home making sure everyone is out. there's a lot of debris inside it is going to take time to get through. they are still focused on this home. they've blocked off a few streets. they are -- they say the fire is out. the captain is still very busy in the middle of this and hasn't had a minute to brief us yet.

amy here. ginger zee, in for sam who is away. >>> new details on a shooting of a powerful conservative group in washington, d.c. the suspected gunman allegedly carrying items from chick-fil-a. was the shooting fueled by the escalating chick-fil-a controversy? we have answers this morning. >>> also, the latest outbreak of west nile virus. it's been detected in almost every state now. our dr. richard besser is here to tell us what the signs you should look for. >>> and america's newest multimillionaire, somewhere in michigan this morning. with those winning numbers. 6, 27, 46, 51, 56, and powerball 21. i was so close. i wasn't at all, actually. why has there been so many big jackpots lately? we'll explain all that ahead. >>> we're going to begin with that breaking news, the bomb threat on a plane flying from new york to moscow. 253 passengers onboard, forced to make an emergency landing in iceland overnight. abc's nick schifrin is in london, now, with the very latest. good morning to you, nick. >

amy hollyfield -- what start -- amy hollyfield, abc7 news >> investigators have officially ruled outthe possibility that an idling chevron fire truck ignited the fire two weeks ago. cal-osha officials say the engine was equipped a shut-off device that detects hydro carbons. the truck was destroyed in that fire. chemical board investigators have not been able to access the accident location because of an ongoing concern about nearby hydrocarbons. >>> a suspect wanted for five armed robberies is in jail. deputies taking 30-year-old miguel caballero into jail after a 10 hour standoff. authorities say they got several tips that caballero was inside his home a video aired on news stations showing him during one of his robberies. >> people identified the person in the video and we took a decision mv photo and i was a -- he was considered armed and dangerous. he was a threat to our community and we are glad he is in custody. >> investigators searched his house and found evidence connecting him to the robberies they say he has an extensive criminal record. >>> this morning a teenager fightin

>> reporter: good morning, amy. an extra night stateside for a plane full of united airlines passengers off to europe. an alert flight crew noticed something tucked in a seat back, they could not ignore. scrambling a military escort and leading to tense moments over the atlantic. just two hours into united flight 956 from newark to geneva, switzerland, air traffic controllers at boston's logan field got an emergency call shortly after 9:00 p.m. tuesday. >> i can't delay him. he's got a big problem. i got to get him in here. >> reporter: the plane, escorted by two f-15 fighter jets, requested an emergency landing, diverting, after a flight attendant noticed a camera inside an air sickness bag and stuffed into the pocket on the back of an empty seat. passengers onboard said it wasn't theirs. so, the pilot, out of an abundance of caution, decided to turn around. >> i got an emergency coming in quick. >> reporter: once on the ground, the 157 passengers on board were rescreened. >> we've instructed the passengers to leav

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amy hollyfield is live on the scene.he will have the latest. >>> another violent night in san jose. a man is stabbed to death. wait until you hear where he was found. >>> high temperatures from 60s coast, 70s bay, 70s and 80s inland. rest of the country starting to warm, 80s, 90s in most areas to 100 phoenix, seattle and portland 68 and 73. airports all all major airport east coast midwest to here i believe san francisco will have flight arrival delays. you can track 'em with our flight tracker abc7news.com >> announcer: right now breaking news. >>> we continue to follow breaking news on the uc berkeley campus this morning. students had to be evacuated from one. dorms after a car crash severed a gasline. >> amy hollyfield has been live on the scene way is the latest, any injuries? >> reporter: everyone is okay students are being allowed back in. they tell me it was a scary experience they still feel shakey some wondering if they will be able to go back to sleep. look at car that crashed this morning at college and ch ann

goal by amy wambach. and for all of you that like your news fresh, you can follow me on twitter. >> i've never been more jealous of you, my friend, each and every day. we'll see you in a bit. >>> bill mentions tweeting. the athletes are also tweeting. look at what kyla ross had to say. i don't know about you. but i think we rocked the house, in reference to she and the rest of the american women who won gold in team gymnastics. and getting tweets. congrats to michael phelps for breaking the olympic medal record, b.o. who would that be? that would be the president, barack obama. look at the overall medal count and all of the big names represented. germany has cracked the top eight. no surprise there. and no surprises, it was going to be china and the u.s. it is the overall medal count, 23-23. china has an edge in gold. not, though, for the efforts of those swimmers. and for more on what's happening in the pool, take a look who we're joined by now. summer sanders, live in london. summer, so much to get to.

amy. >>> now, to a terrifying near-miss athnat b three commuter jets came within just seconds of a possible mid-air collision at washington's reagan national airport. abc's jim avila is there with the latest. >> reporter: the three commuter jets all flying for u.sairwaolcn 200 people nborn th process of taking ond landing at washis ag national airport when they nearly collided in mid air, around 2:00 p.m. tuesday. >> traffic will cross downfield. >> reporter: with the storm approaching, air traffic controllers just over two miles away in warrington, virginia, changed the direction planes were flying into and out of the airport tvo ss. the question is, did they tell controllers at reagan? "the washington post" reports that information was not passed along. and two plached >> washington tower, unable to >> st sand herter: tower cont inbound flight 12 seconds from poe im with the otr pl >> we were cleared to the river back there, what happ >> we have to get on the ground here pretty quick. >>

maria, amy, nice to see you both. thank you so much. >> pleasure, thank you. >>> breaking news just in to the cnn newsroom. all nine people injured in friday's shooting in front of the empire state building were wounded by police gunfire. we had some reports, of course, that there was some shrapnel and some of the victims were caught in the cross fire. now we know all nine were injured by police gunfire. that's according to new york police commissioner ray kelly. we will continue to follow this and we'll bring you much more of the detail and a report on this coming very soon. the gulf. and every day since, we've worked hard to keep it. bp has paid over twenty-three billion dollars to help people and businesses who were affected, and to cover cleanup costs. today, the beaches and gulf are open for everyone to enjoy -- and many areas are reporting their best tourism seasons in years. we've shared what we've learned with governments and across the industry so we can all produce energy more safely. i want you to know, the

amy hollyfield is live near campus. >> reporter: take a look at the protesters. they don't look like students, they are a working group of occupy sf. they are taking on this issue because they feel like there's probably 75 to 90% of the students here that don't know that this issue is going on. as city college students rush to class on the first day of the fall semester former student adrienne worries they don't realize their future is in jeopardy. >> a lot of students don't know what has been happening. they know they are felling the s but they don't know why. >> reporter: she and a few other concerned citizens reached out to students today to let them know the community college might lose its accreditation. >> to say that you are going to take this absolutely essential education away from people for something that they didn't do, that is wrong to me itch >> reporter: the accreditation commission found that city college is spending too much money and is calling for cuts in order for the college to keep its accreditation. ryan smith blames sacramento for the prob

let's begin with amy hollyfield live in lake county with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. the views up here are beautiful, but not today. it is very hazy up here, there's a lot of smoke, these fires are still going strong. look at this video shot by sky 7 hd this morning many even though the weather cooperated overnight the fires burning near clearlake were still very active. firefighters called in extra resources to help today, evacuated residents waited for news. >> in the trucks, vans, that's why we look like we do. >> reporter: becky set up camp in the parking lot of the moose lodge on highway 20. she evacuated five horses and five dogs in 15 minutes yesterday. she says the horses usually fight getting in the trailer1x not this time. >> they were waiting at the gate before it got bad. they smelled the smoke or something. >> reporter: the lodge parking lot became a gathering spot for people trying to pass through on highway 20. firefighters unexpectedly shut it down this morning while they conducted a controlled burn. >> i had an appointment at 10:30 and 12:30 at work.

. >> amy hollyfield is there and joins us live more. >> reporter: good morning. racing starts today at 2:00, bleachers behind me, you can buy a ticket to sit there about $25. organizers admit walking around is your best shot you will fan a good and free advantage point. many got a peek by watching practice runs yesterday. the route takes 22 minutes, two laps around the bay this race impacts seating for next summer's race there are 11 teams from eight countries and the crews say they are challenged by our conditions here in san francisco in fact, two teams did capsize yesterday during practice. officials say the conditions here are tough, they say it is windy and rough. they do expect that more teams will capsize in the next few days. they say everyone is okay, no injuries yesterday. in fact, they say the crews embrace this challenge. >> this is now extreme sailing. you are sailing a catamaran on one to reduce the friction you are at risk of capsizing that's what we saw yesterday the china team juan of the top teams new -- team and one of the tom teams new zealand

i'm amy goodman. syrian rebels are claiming to be in control of more than half of syria's largest city of aleppo after days of clashes with government troops. the regime of president bashar al-assad has offered competing claims saying in his forced opposition fighters to retreat from key areas. the fighting in aleppo has drawn tens of thousands -- sent tens of thousands from their homes. and the residents are trapped between dangerous conditions. >> we are concerned about the continuous raging armed violence that is taking place in syria's most populous city, aleppo, where we are witnessing partners arer witnessing thousands are seeking shelters in schools, mosques, public buildings. these are the people who have not fled the city, have not had the means or feel is too dangerous to make that journey. we are getting indications the journey is wrought with armed gangs, and others blocking the way. >> syrian activists have announced an opposition groups seeking to form a transitional government. the coun

that got -- that gap starts to go away when you get to 80% ami. we can see that compresses have come down -- average home prices have come down. the affordability gaps have also come down. one of the benefits of the global economic crisis, few though they may be, it is that the gap in affordability for ownership has come down. however, a that gap still persists across a lot of income levels. if you jump to owning your own home, it continues to be a difficult leap for people to make. looking at our population trend as related to income level, this attempt to show that over a quarter -- about a quarter of the population is the upper income group. our two largest categories are lower in, and upper income. that trend has become more pronounced. folks who are leaving the city are in a low income range or moderate income range. we are at risk of becoming a city of the wealthy and the poror should this trend continu. a couple of notes about the important role the house in place in our local economy. new housing units are important source of jobs, both co