and you took from amy, too. you know, we asked amy about you. what did she say?or twice in the shower, "but it was innocent. "he was sweet, clumsy, older man. nothing sexual about him." so you had to change that, so, when amy broke up with jared, about a week later, you know, and you're gonna lose her, too, you decided to do something about it. get a funky old trailer, hired some brunette hookers. got their dna from the sheets. but you stepped over the line. you started to prowl around condos just like amy's. started to stalk young women, brunettes, just like amy. you broke into their house. you broke into their bedroom to act out your sick rape fantasies, all in preparation... for amy. amy was worth it. the woman... is a miracle. jared had her, he messed it up. when i had my chance with her... i made it perfect. (indistinct voice over p.a.) doctors say your mom's gonna pull through. i never wanted to hurt her. i know. or make it easy for her to believe i'd end up dead that way. you know, i-i just keep thinking about how cold she was out there. you know, i could'

all right, amy. that's it. yes, it's amy, and you know what?e. i'm going to tell her about joanne and stefania. what?! i don't want to have any secrets. what are you, nuts? you never tell a woman anything. even if they figure it out, you deny. but amy would want me to be honest. yeah, that's how they get you. you think that's what they want, and then you cannot believe the yelling. yeah, is that what you want -- 42 years of "for god's sakes, close your robe"? [ imitating robert ] hey... that's what i'll do. i'll -- i'll tell my girlfriend about my other girlfriends. [ imitating robert ] hey, yeah, that's a good idea. honesty is the best policy. hey, hey, hey, look, look, look, you got three women after you, huh? let me -- let me check over here. you got three women after you, huh, huh? then who does? oh, wait a minute. i believe that's me. i'll figure it out, gentlemen. and now... adieu. the pizza was to your liking? mmm. it was perfect. no, you're perfect. ow! oh, robert, are you all right? here. yeah, thanks, thanks. i'm fine. who's burning f

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some other areas obamacare amy what went wrong. well you'd have to ask kathleen sebelius except for the fact that she's not really answering any of these questions first of all we have this web site that you've been as of today while she was giving congressional testimony it was down wasn't working was crashing and that's a big problem for obamacare because the architecture of obamacare is for people to go to this website log on to shop for insurance get insured and we're talking about young healthy people and young people they shop online and if obamacare doesn't work then the architecture of obamacare falls apart but there's a lot of finger pointing i would say that kathleen sebelius is not long for her job . do opponents want to say oh. of course larry of course they want to fail they want to fail as they can pick up a political win and i think you can point you can point fingers all over the place but you can point one place we can squarely point a finger is the inch the private insurance industry they want this bill to fail be

democratic congressman adam schiff and republican congresswoman terry joins us from the hill was the blazes amy holmes and democratic strategist. u.s. spying obamacare it's all tell about. politics with larry. the ticking of larry king and we start today with reaction to the latest revelations about the n.s.a. surveillance activities the agency hasn't just tap phone calls of millions of americans but those of top u.s. allies overseas joining us from capitol hill to discuss this is democratic congressman a member of the house permanent select committee on intelligence adam schiff of california oh what do you make of this adam of. tapping in on foreign leaders who are allies. well it larry i'm not able to confirm or deny with those reports are correct but if they are correct obviously this is a good to cause a major disruption and even the perception is causing major disruption with our allies i think this is something that should be briefed to congress if it's going on it's not something that i was briefed on and i know that the senate intelligence committee chair feels exactly the same way beca

so what led police to amy's son and brother?ound security video of a gold suv, stopped at this gas station convenience store not far from the scene of the shooting just an hour before bessey was shot. and on that video amy's brother richard pearson, an ex-con, and her son michael can be seen making a purchase. >> did you have any idea that michael and ric had been out to that chevron? >> no. i didn't. >> reporter: in an audio recording played in court, amy bessey appeared surprised when police told her that her husband had been shot and survived. >> i can see you are upset. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: but prosecutors say she wasn't actually surprised at all. that she had already told a friend that her brother was responsible. >> how do we know that is a feigned surprise? because remember, prior to that interview, before she'd ever been told by detective majors or investigators that her husband had been shot, she already had told julie that her son michael was innocent and that her brother ric was actually the guilty one. >> repo

ago, amy and iars were silting at our house. i thought there's this thing called blogging that you can start for free. why don't you start one about the supreme court. idea being that we were practicing in front of the supreme court. develop a web presence people would look to us and say, gosh, these are the experts. we should hire them for the supreme court case. that was utterly wrong and foolish. turns not to be true at all. the idea.as we like so many people started ith the fact that the cost of distribution was zero. we knew about the supreme court. we were practicing there. you can create a discussion on blogger for nothing at all. that's generally how it starts for people. the most successful bloggers, us, are sn't include folks that have something they say something to about. we have an economic theory that general al council of electric would say, hey, we need company case the in the court why don't we get website?e who have the that doesn't actually happen. who are in people practice are unbelievably talented lawyers.

spying with amy holmes the anchor of blaze t.v. ad the democratic strategist richard butler who hosts the online program the richard fellow shows right back. recently a u.n. report an investigation by human rights groups make it abundantly clear obama's policies may constitute war crimes under international law the white house dismisses these claims it would appear washington reserves the exceptional right to murder with impunity. the banks really own the united states the federal reserve which is a misnomer because as nothing to do with federal institution or private banks owned by. individuals who loan money to the united states. choose your language. we can we know if they still some. choose to use the consensus you can. choose to give to us that you think are great to. choose the stories that in your life choose the access to. we're back joining me now to debate obamacare n.s.a. spying and a lot more is the anchor of the hottest on glenn beck's the blaze t.v. independent amy holmes is in new york and in washington the democrati

gma's amy robach makes a stunning on air confession.anc. >> now on "ext." ♪ >> first, robinrocket w her colleague amy robac struck with a health cris. how 40-year-old amy got the news during a live tv mammogram and her satisfactory road ahead. >> as satisfactory as it all is, i'm so, so lucky. >> miley's new pot smoking fire storm. rippinout join a liging a europe mtvaward. >>> wha elsehe did to prove shs pop music's number o bad girl >> george and juliareunited >> now if theumor are true, at the momtou're datg fiv pele. >> a n war o wds wh leo dicaio and rusll crowe. >>now, video, kim and kae out sunng. >> and maria's new sber view th tom hanks. what mad her cry >> n, don't mak me cry. >> this is "extra" from universastudios hollywood. e eertainment cital of l.a. >>> hi everyone. weome t "extr on this veteransda m mio pez. >> and i'm maria menounos. miley sparks annternational incident smoking pot on stage. >> good morning america amy robach revealing tt she has breast cancer toy. the newsame to a shocko millions of viewer. >> but luck

and once chuck left we brought david over to take amy's spodand amy came back to help -- spot -- me out. and we have two other people here to help me as well. i had a brief repairing moment. let's gets down to do it. i will lay out the macro and then we will have jennifer first

amy hollyfield is headed out there. we have other accidents in oakland northbound 880 traveling at 5th avenue you will find two lanes blocked causing quite a delay at 29 miles per hour for a top speed approaching 980 and this crash has cleared worker along highway 24 at pleasant hill road causing slowing away from 680. >> 500,000 americans expected to sign up for health insurance through obamacare and who has been able do to. >> blockbuster rents the final movie and how you can score big movie bargains at the closeout. >> i was told i have breast cancer. >> you saw the moment yesterday when abc news amy report back -- row become -- amy diagnosis. >> we have rain hitting the ground and mike nicco will tell d ewelcome to covered california. now, you can no longer be denied coverage because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. >>> covering walnut creek, burlingame, campbell and all the bay area this is abc7 news. >> welcome back at 6:13. we have breaking news. officials have confirmed a fatality on t

we will look at conditions outside right now with amy hollyfield in marin county. amy?

. >> we will check with amy hollyfield at the sun valley mall. amy? >> it is included.oes this parking lot look like 6:private in the morning? more like the evening the many have been here all night. the shoppers have a lot of energy. they are focused and dedicated. if you on the doors on thanksgiving night and put stuff on sale people will come. they will buy. shoppers have been walking out all night with hands full bags. employees say though are exhausted. they worked all night. they were surprised but the crowds. shoppers say it is not uncomfortably crowded. the lines are not too long. they are having fun and fining good deals. we talked to a shopper would resisted the urge to come last

amy? >> they are saying the track switching problem and they don't know when it will be fixed. look at the passengers standing an empty we have talked to some who said they are wondering whether they should wait, just in case the trains start running in the next few minutes. i asked a bart spokesman and he doesn't advise doing this. he says grab a bus, jump in a car, join a car pool. don't count on bart. we have a time of engineers working on its since midnight and they have a not been able to update me because they focused getting the problem fixed which and so major we can fought run the trains the way we want to to make sure our customers are getting where they need to go. this happened at midnight. there were trains full of passengers when the system shut down. it took two hours to get home. they are having to manually crank the switches and shift the tracks which is not efficient and though cannot run the system. the main computer is not communicating with the track. at this point the

one of our correspondents, amy robach, has announced that she is battling breast cancer. >> amy was diagnosed after getting a mammogram live on "good morning america" just six weeks ago. she did the test on the air for breast cancer awareness month. at 40 years old, it was amy's first mammogram, one she had been putting off for a year. amy described the moment she found out in a story she filed for "gma." >> then, last week, a tornado of tests. doctors move quickly when their concerned. finally, the diagnosis, that's still hard for me to say out loud. i have breast cancer. i know that i have a fight ahead of me. but i also know that i have a lot worth fighting for. >> truly an inspirational woman. this is something she's going to have to deal with. but she has all of the support of everybody here and her family, as well. >> amy does plan on having a double mastectomy. you can see that she broke the news alongside "gma's" robin roberts, a breast cancer survivor herself. she put it off for a while. but hopefully this serves as an inspiration for women -- if you're scared, it's better to know th

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i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez.>> welcome to all our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. wikileaks is back in the news after a published wednesday part of the secret text of a massive new trade called the transpacific partnership, or tpp. for the past several years, the u.s. and 12 pacific rim nations have been negotiating behind closed doors on the sweeping agreement. on wednesday, wikileaks leaked -- released a 95-page draft of the tpp chapter focusing on intellectual property rights. wikileaks editor in chief julian assange appeared in a youtube video tuesday talking about the leak. >> we released today of the secret international -- the secret intellectual property that is actually all about how to extend monopoly rights of companies like monsanto, extending the ability of disney to criminally prosecute people fordownloading films internet service providers, and introducing something they call a patent prosecution highway. we released all of their secret thoseating's for all count

abc7 news reporter, amy hollyfield, has that story. >> volunteers have what great success in the bay area and they are just getting started. in san francisco, a small group of filipino americans gathered we $700 just standing at powell and market asking for money. it worked. they plan to do it today. in san bruno members of the group project pearls asked for cash and food. 1,600 donation came in it willing 47 boxes with food. >> i brought noodles, canned food, toothbrushes, rice, soap. >> we will let the people in the philippines this is coming from this church and we are glad to help in anyway we can. >> victims are being remembered in prayer. our crew paid a visit to the first filipino american unitedup of christ in someone know praying for the people in the philippines and asked for donations. a san francisco group is back at it today. can you find them at the cable car turn around starting at 11:30 this morning. in the newsroom for abc7 news. >> we will have latest oppress cue efforts in the wake of the typhoon throughout the newscast with coverage on abc7news.com and on twitter.

amy hollyfield is monitoring the impact on today's storm and joins us mill valley. amy? >> it is raining again here after a break and this will make in people here very happy. we had some rain in the early morning hours just enough to leave a lot people wanting more. >> we made our way through the north bay this morning and as programmed, got rained on. we saw heavy drizzle at 4:30 and rain dropped in petaluma around 6:00. the precipitation disappointed people who were ready for a good soaking. >> i like the rain. we need it. this is barely rain. it is drizzle. it is almost being in the clouds. >> it kept some people inside like mary jones' walking group. >> they said it was raining. it was sputtering. i come from england. it was only a hint of rain. >> c.h.p. was worried it could create a slippery commute but by 7:00 you did not need the wipeers and c.h.p. says no rain-related problems were reported. in the afternoon, it could be a different story with more rain expected. >> this is mid-november and up to 60 days of no rain...that is trying. >> absolutely. let it rain.

amy has been amazing, our executive art director. [ applause ] amy was able to shepherd this impossible project through all the intricacies, i'm in incredibly grateful for her help, grateful for his efforts in another monumental task. he's raised $6 million of our $8 million. this project is an incredible gift by our pat patrons through the city. this is an incredible piece. you don't have to buy a ticket. it's there and available. a very universal quality, it has some response to it. it's operating on a very primal level. i think we the technical team that put this piece up has been remarkable. zad and zoon has been a lifesaver. incredible individual who has never said no to me. everything is always been possible and bringing the team together to actually install this work. to make a photo shop simulation and 3d animation project. it was in incredibly inspiring. i went out there on a cloudy day and it was incredible magic that was happening. i knew this was going to be fine if i can channel the interaction of all these systems into my work. so i'm very grateful for everyone who helps i

welcome amy. [applause] >> well, the thing about this is, i just want to be able to clear the air, have the truth out. and that way if possible we could all move forward with a better relationship. i just don't feel thae can have a good relationship if >> kirk: you told our producers you thought he was abusive t your mother. did you see that? >> yes, >> kirk: you've seent. is that part of the story he is leaving out? >> i feel like yeah >> kirk: and he got her hooked on drugs? >> obviously when there was drug use started when i wasn't born yet, i don't know who said, hey hit the pipe or snort this line. i don't know that. but i know that she wasn't the only one. he at least takes responsibility for that part. but the thing about it is i seen so much going on in and out of my house, i thought it was regular for people to break into your house. for people to break into your house. i walked in one day with my parents and said look they didn't steal my teddy it's here on the couch. because our vcr was

amy winehouse married blake.blems all in the same unhealthy world. >> i want to push this forward. i'm going to read part of your book here. you talk about family history taking this line of relationships. in a sense, we should thank the parents of the 27. inadequate as many were for creating an environment con deucive to artists. if mommy and daddy had provided happier homes, their sons and daughters might have passed into anonymity. they might still be alive, but who would have heard of the optom%m uq brian jones or known jimi hendrix, the landscape gardener or care about janis joplin, housewife. is there something, some blame that we as the buying public as the fans that we should accept for again some way enjoying their pain? >> well, i think that's the nature of show business. a great artist expresses themself, their inner self. the turmoil they're going through. they turn that into art. amy did that britly. so did janis joplin and i guess to an extent lady gaga does. that's her spectacle. it's a freak show

. >>> if you are looking for inspiration to carry n, consider the story of amy perl. let's take you to marin county. >> i was photographing at a preschool. i started realizing that i was having really strange vertigo sensations. the right side of my face had been going numb for a couple of weeks and so when i left that ashoot, i decided i should probably get myself to the hospital. >> reporter: two weeks later, december of last year, amy perl, a marin county photographer, runner, mother of two who nine years before had beaten ovarian cancer got the results. >> at first we were told that it was most likely cancer, brain cancer. so we kind of looked at each other and just went, no, there's no way this can be happening. when we heard that it could possibly be m.s., it was a weird situation to be in. but we were really looking forward to the diagnosis of m.s. >> reporter: here is some of the daily medication amy takes for multiple sclerosis. m.s. strikes one in every 20 in the united states more than twice as many women as men have it. >> you just don't give up. there's n

loophole join me in welcoming my chair amy worth (clapping) >> thank you, very much.ored to be here to welcome i all and to say what a great a day and congratulations to everyone. it really is a glorious day. being around the eastern span one of the things you may have noticed it that construction is not an old boy's club anymore. it's something that video news man mark john noticed when he was documenting the bridge. so he's done more than 20 oral histories. and he comprised a short video precisely some of the women who have transcribed to the ante span. please join me >> i work in san francisco my mother worked on the new bridge and my brother. my mom worked on the first and second phase with me for another one of the contractors that were out here. and my grandfather worked on the original span but it's been fun. >> it's one of those projects that's come in a lifetime. >> it's seeing it take a look take shape. when i finish our work you see something >> i work for the superintendent of the project. so no days even the same. it's interesting like i said in high scho

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ravishment, all right, amy tan.ale tomorrow. learn more about amy tan in "cbs this morning" reads by going to cbsthismorning.com. she'll answer all of your questions on my wife dorothy and i are proud to have raised our 5 children in virginia. we hope they choose to stay here and have families of their own. i know that's a dream we share with parents and grandparents all across our commonwealth, but that means keeping virginia a place of opportunity... with good jobs and good schools... and it requires us to work together. i'm determined to be a governor who finds common ground with democrats, republicans and independents. that's the virginia way. no! you don't even get football. [ male announcer ] when you've got 100% fiber optic fios, you get it. america's fastest, most reliable internet. it's the ultimate for downloading, streaming, and chatting. you have that guy all over the football field. thanks, joe! if the running backs don't start picking up the blitz, the quarterback is going to have a long night. is that

>> emocratic primary act go >> there is a lot of positive support. >> so if she doesn't run, then amy klobuchar runs for you notice she is traveling all over. ? >> thank you very much. >> coming up on c-span, a look at sugar policy in the u.s.. "washington journal" begins live a.m. >> c-span, we bring public affairs events from washington directly to you. putting you in the room at congressional hearings, white house events, briefings and conferences at offering complete gavel to gavel coverage of the all as a public service of private industry. we are c-span, created by the cable industry for years ago and funded by your local cable or satellite provider. now you can watch us in hd. >> this video went viral with more than 3.5 million viewers. he spoke to law students earlier this year for one hour and 50 minutes. >> thank you, david. thank all of you for coming and it is just wonderful. marsha cohen even gave me a decal the put on my car so i am fully equipped. i really want to acknowledge many of men mentors during this past year in the audience. several of the people here as well t

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as i'm sure amy will do, too, is that part of the process trying to get back and live a normal life. how easy is that to do? >> i think, i called cancer a bit of a blessing because it putting your life in perspective. you think about things you never really thought about before. so from that standpoint, it is a good thing. it made me hype focus on what was really important and valuable. i tell you, the thing i focused on was getting stronger, making the decision, the double mastectomy, and reconstruction. it is a long process, a long healing process, as well. that is really where you are kind of focused. and you think about it, luckily she will probably have the same experience that i had here. that was work telling me take your time, focus, get stronger and better. >> and for women, it is an ultimately nightmare in many ways to have a double mastectomy. what is the reality like? >> you know, i would imagine it is different for different women. for me, it was a decision that came pretty easily. you know, at first, i wanted a double mastectomy immediately because i wanted the cancer g

amy? amy's audio in a few minutes but we will go to a strange story from the mid-west. >> in wichita, kansas, a 747 cargo plant landed at the wrong airport last night. now they are concerned the plane could be stuck because of problems due to the massiveness of the jet to take off. the 747 was supposed to land at an air force base but the pilot landed at the small airport eight miles away. >> this is called a dreamliner. it takes 9,000' for one of the planes to take off and the runway they landed on was 6,000' long. engineers say it can be done. >> developing news the state department is issuing the strong of the wanting in 18 years against americans traveling to north korea after a palo alto korean war vet was detained. the son of the 8 a year 85-year-old said his father was taken off the plane society to leave north korea of the traveling companion was allowed to leave. the state department is aware of the deten but has not confirmed it. north korea has detained six other americans since

, you know, this guy's bouncing back. >> amy, what do you think?ing back? >> i don't see that at the moment. where this springboard will be for the president. i think the real question is, does obama care survive the rollout, and there are very serious concerns among insurers, among policymakers that if people can't get on healthcare.gov and seen up for this health insurance and the entire architecture of obama care falls apart, and we already have the president delaying small businesses, being able to go onto the website, to be able to go to the website shop, to be able to get health insurance through the federal exchange. we saw the delay, of course, for businesses, now we're hearing, even democrats suggesting that there ought to be a delay for the individual mandate. the rollout is very much intertwined with the success of obama care, and so far, it's been botched. >> okay, amy holmes from theblaze.com. and hilary rosen. thank you. >> thank you. happy thanksgiving. >> back at you. >>> she got women worked up over this photo. >> and now, she's go

abc7 news reporter, amy hollyfield, has more on the scene. amy? >> yes, look at this huge mop up effort going on. look at the firefighters, clearing the debris from the fire. the building is gutted. this building belongs to the internet archive. the building is gone. workers say they lost camera equipment and scanners. it does not spread to the big building next door which belongs to them. firefighters say the call came in at 4:00 and the fire was going when they got there burning for a while. on the or side of a build is a vaunt and residences above the restaurant. >> third floor was burned pretty much. the red cross is on the scene to find a place to stay. under it is a restaurant with no damage to the restaurant other than perhaps water damage from water above. the book story is the primary building that was completely destroyed. >> the red cross is here and just arrived and are helping eight people trying to figure out what they are going to do. they have been displaced. it took 10 or 15 minutes to get the fire out when they got here. no one w

son of my stellar talent coordinator amy schwartz fischel.if i know amy and i think i do, everything was perfectly set up for har ison's arrival. he was greeted with a cheese plate, room temperature sparkling water and a standard on-camera waiver. so best of luck, amy, and hopefully harrison will be less demanding and easier to accommodate than morrissey was. he may not have anything to promote yet but he already looks like a star. good night, test from come sdee central world news headquarters in new york this is the daily show with jon stewart. (cheers and applause) >> jon: welcome to the daily show. my name is jon stewart. tonight our guest, you're going to like this, monique brinson demery. she's the author of "finding the drag on lady" it's about my prom. let's begin tonight with our special coverage of all of last night's big elections with indition 2013, wait, there was an election in 2013, edition. first up. close to home, new york city elected world's tallest human bill de blasio, as the mayor de blasio campaigned on progressive plat

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amy hollyfield has more from west oakland. amy?alked to a bart spokesman and tried to get an estimate and he hasn't been able to talk to the engineers working on the problem because they are so busy trying to get this fixed. they do not even have an estimate of when bart trains will start running at this point, so, come up with a plan b. some passengers are having trouble finding cabs because they are all busy because there is high demand. a lot of people do not want to dry into the city because parking is expensive and lots of confusion and frustration from people would need to get to work and they are not sure how they will get there and it started after midnight the computers broke down. the industrial computing system isn't communicating with the tracks and they stranded hundreds of passengers wren this happened. it took an hour and a half and they got to the final destination which took a long time because they had to manually crank the buttons and switches. you may see the trains moving now but they are able to move the train

amy chose mastectomy. >> it's an option you choose. >> exactly.ing, not several steps down the road. >> your husband, andrew, is here. >> mm-hmm. i know that it was -- could not have been easy to share with this your family. >> he wasn't with me. that's how surreal this seemed. i just didn't think it was possible. when i went back in for further imaging, i was alone. when i got the news. andrew was on speakerphone from minneapolis. he, of course, rushed to the airport to be with me. my parents rushed to be with me. making those phone calls is tough. telling your children was the toughest part. i spoke with a counsellor beforehand. yesterday, i broke the news to my grandmother, who is not in great health. and that was incredibly difficult. we had my aunts around her. my mom and i were on the phone with her. those are all the tough things. but actually, in a weird way, that's when you get strong, because you have to be strong to other people because you know you're about to break their hearts. that has been the hardest part, letting people know and

amy goldstein joins us. amy, what did you find when you looked through this report. hindsight is 20/20, you can look back and say how did they miss that? when i read your >>> there's new information about the obama care website's failure to launch. it turns out that cgi, the contractor that built healthcare.gov was high on confidence but low on delivery. amy goldstein joins us. amy, what did you find when you looked through this report. hindsight is 20/20, you can look back and say how did they miss that? when i read your article, i was very surprised that no one was running around threatening to light a match on their head if they didn't do something to let the president know this was not ready for prime time. >> well, actually within hhs, the department of health and human services, from the documents that we looked at for this story that ran in the post this weekend showed us that starting about early july, people were starting to get very worried that the main contractor that had been hired to build this website, as you said, cbi federal seemed to be promising mo

son of my stellar talent coordinator amy schwartz fischel.if i know amy and i think i do, everything was perfectly set up for har ison's arrival. he was greeted with a cheese plate, room temperature sparkling water and a standard on-camera waiver. so best of luck, amy, and hopefully harrison will be less demanding and easier to accommodate than morrissey was. he may not have anything to promote yet but he already looks like a star. good night,

abc7 news reporter, amy hollyfield, is near with that story. amy? >> here is a picture, kristen, of what burned. it is gone. it was a business. it was a nonprofit business. a book story called "internet archives." it is next to a restaurant. on top of the restaurant are residents. about eight people have discontinue placed. their homes look okay but it was a safety issue. they have turned off the power and they have to do mop-up and an investigation. pan over to the right and i will show you the enormous building, an old church. a man just showed up who works there and i asked what is this and he said it is an internet archive. he is concerned about the data center. he wanted to get the power turned on to protect it. he is working with pg&e to try and get that figured out. there is a lot going on here. the fire itself is out it took 10 or 15 minutes to get the fire out. now they are just trying to figure out what caused it. they have to get all of this cleaned up. eight people have been dismissed and firefighters are cleaning up this situation. i am

amy biondi, channel 8 news, at the federal building. thanks, amy.end is facing, the most serious stem from the newly enacted senate bill 9903, the so called tarbrush initiative. stan? if you've been wondering what the slimy green things are that you keep finding in your kids' lunch boxes, stay tuned. patty uhero has the answer. [music

amy holyfield is live at the b.a.r.t. base with a preview. amy. >> yeah, eric. you may have saw it. we heard the end of this b.a.r.t. strike. one more big step has to happen and that's today. the two unions will be taking the proposals to their members. if approved, the union workers will be getting a 15.4% raise over two years and they will start contributing to their pensions. but will this be the last b.a.r.t. strike that we will ever see inch there is a movement to ban transit worker strikes and that is also in the news today. the city council member steve glazer wants to make it a law that transit workers can't strike. and he says he has gathered 20,000 signature owes a petition calling for a ban. and today, he and his supporters will march from the pleasant hill b.a.r.t. station to the office of the senate transportation committee chairperson to deliver those signatures. so still a lot to watch in this story. reporting live, amy holyfield, abc 7 news. >>> a new twist involving the sheriff's deputy who shot and killed a teenager carrying a realistic looking rifle. a man came fo

i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. >> welcome to all our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. outrage is growing in the detroit area over the killing of her nation mcbride, a 19-year- old african-american woman. in the early hours of november second, mcbride was shot dead on the front porch of a man's home or she had reportedly gone to seek help after a car crash. on tuesday, local media aired audio of a dearborn heights police dispatcher who simply stood best to get the shooting after the homeowner called 911 to say he had shot an african- american woman he did no one is porch. >> units responding. we have the male on the line, saying he doesn't know this person. trying to get further. quick somebody down on the porch. it appears to be a black female. >> copy. like female. >> the homeowner told police he believed renisha mcbride was trying to break into his home, but he claimed his gun accidentally fired at her. the homeowner, who is white, has not been arrested. and not tops revealed mc

amy hollyfield is in the north bay where it is a wet commute. amy? >> yes, kristen, we are dealing with a heavy drizzle. we drove here from the east bay. it was dry until he bit marin county. then we started noticing the drizzle. it is not a ahead rain but it is wet. the c.h.p. is worried about what this will mean for the roads especially highway 101. there is a lost construction going on in the north bay especially between santa rosa and marin county and they say there is little room for error. >> we will be bringing up a last oil and fluids from the roadway so it will be extra slick. we want give people heads up to give yourself extra time. >> the c.h.p. says you need to be careful out there this morning. slow down. don't forget your rain jacket or umbrella. >> you can track the storms with the most powerful weather radar live doppler 7 hd where you can install the weather app downloading it by free to droid or iphone app. >> new details in the deadly tornadoes in the midwest. two storm-related deaths in michigan raised the total number from the st