so that's what my dream is to do. >> reporter: a dream anika will surely realize.ll, abc 7 news. >> watch our abc 7 top scholars special this sunday, july 6th, at 10:00 a.m. to learn more about this year's top scholars who are all making a difference in their communities. abc 7 is calling off -- all of our change makers apply for a summer service award and win $1,000 for your community by logging on to ysa.org/beinspired. >>> thank you so much for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. abc 7 news at 5:00 begins right now with dan ashley and cheryl jennings. >>> a fire in the north bay. evacuations are still in effect and no one is going home any time soon. >> there's a little bit of wind picking up. >> we are live, day two on the fire lines, where the fight is still going strong. plus -- >> i think it's going to be intolerable. >> a freeway about to close for five days. what you need to know about the headaches. >>> and the saga continues over the oakland coliseum. why one official says the city is giving itself a black eye. >>> and hunting down a mountain lion on the

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anika gathers donations from local businesses like gift cards, hats, and toothbrushes to help low incometients cut costs. >> i want to go and make more clinics in low income areas and have the basic treatments available to the community i come from. so that's what my long goal dream is to do. >> reporter: a dream she will surely realize. larry beil, abc 7 news. >> no doubt about that. what a terrific young woman. watch the top scholars special this sunday, july 6th at 10:00 a.m. cheryl jennings and i host that program. to learn more about the scholars making a difference in the communities and a variety of ways, tune in. abc 7 is calling all of our young bay area change makers. apply for a summer of service award and win $1,000 for your community by logging on to ysa.org/be inspired. >>> coming up next on abc 7 news at 9:00. >> when you catch a ground ball. >> guess who that is learning from the master? why buster posey is female announcer: sleep train's 4th of july sale doesn't just end sunday... it's going out...with a bang! through sunday, save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. plu

. >> congrats to anika there. >>> you can watch our abc7 top scholar special this morning at 10:00 a.more about the top scholars who are all makes a difference in their community. abc7 is calling on all our young bay area change-makers. apply for a summer service award and win $1,000 for your community by log on to ysa.org/beinspired. still ahead the san jose earthquakes capitalize on world cup fever. the future of south bay soccer and one of the features of their brand new stadium. here's a live look from the camera a beautiful shot. the sun peaks up over the east bay hills. lisa argen is going to come up in just a few minutes with your forecast. we will see you in a few minutes. >> a group of medical centers on the east coast are testing a new way to help doctors track their patients' health by looking at their credit card purchases. carolina's healthcare using data from 2 million consumers to help identify health risks. this allows doctors to predict future health problems for people who frequently use their credit card to buy items like fast-food, cigarettes or alcohol. healthcare

. >> anika has become an important role model to her fellow students and her community. >> tell me about your father's illness has inspired you to troy to help people with cancer. >> my dad, he was diagnosed and along with the psychological effects, the financial stress our family went through prompted me to make this organization. >> it's called "one simple wish." she gathers donations from local like gift cards, knit hats and tooth brushes, to help low-income cancer patients cut costs on the simple things. >> i want to go and make smaller clinics in low income areas and have those basic treatments available to a community that i come from. so that's what my long goal dream is to do. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> a dream she will surely realize. larry beil, abc7 news. >>> you can watch our abc7 top scholar special this morning at 10:00 a.m. to learn more about the top scholars who are all making a difference in their community. abc7 is calling on all our young bay area change-makers. apply for a summer service award and win $1,000 for your community by log on to ysa.org/beinspired. still ahead t

president, i would request that floor privileges for the balance of the month be afforded to my interns, anika graham, rebecca carney braveman, evan esess, isabellle powerson fearson. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. murkowski: thank you, madam president. madam president, i come to the floor this morning to speem on the bipartisan sportsmen's act of 2014. i have been working on this bill with my colleague from north carolina, senator hagan. we've been working on this bill together now for about a year. our package is really very reflective of its name. it is a bipartisan sportsmen's package. we have, as of this morning we've got 46 members signed on in support of this legislation. i think most would agree that at this time to have 46 members across the aisle reaching together on any issue is really quite extraordinary, and one would think that we would have a clear path forward insofar as how we can advance a measure that has really brought together a very diverse group of senators, diverse from different parts of the country. but i think it speaks to how important and how widely

before i go any further, i ask unanimous consent that anika grass l and angela west, interns with the senate healt help comme be granted floor privileges. the presiding officer: without objection. harass harem going to have the major part of my remarks today about the united nations treaty, now known at convention on the rights of people with disabilities or, the shorthand version is crpd, as it's known here and globally. mr. harkin: for most of our recent history, support for disability rights has had broad support across the political spectrum. but now at full senate looks ahead to consideration of the convention on the rights of people with disabilities, we're beginning to see an erosion in the bipartisan support for disability policy. now, again, i want to make it clear, the foreign relations committee reported the bill out this morning on a 12-6 vote. it was bipartisan. now, i think, first of all, a couple things are in order. first, a recap of the history and, secondly, a very profound "thank you" to senator bob menendez for his tremendous leadership in crafting and getting this