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annie?opping our news this morning, a woman was killed and two other victims were injured in a shooting last night. happened shortly before 6 and 100 like a frisbee street in vallejo. police responded to the scene and found multiple victims suffering from gunshot wounds. one woman was pronounced dead at the scene. another man and woman were taken to hospital. witnesses were around that area and at the time of the shooting and they describe the scene. >> we heard the ambulance and you knew it was gunshots. >>anny: anyone with information related to the shooting are asked to call the vallejo police department. >>james: the man who police arrested for running around severed fiscal first asian naked, will be in court today. 24 year-old yeiner garizabalo was caught on video performing naked acrobatics throughout the 16th street bart station. he then accosted several commuters. of that-as a video of the incident surfaced on my last week and quickly went by role. he is charged with two felony count

>>anny: the u.s.assed an anti-abortion bill that would restrict almost all abortions to the first 20 weeks after conception. that defies was among states which allow abortions up to around 24 weeks. the bill is similar to others passed in some states. it also puts a motion a legal battle some say might force the supreme court to reconsider the 1973 roe vs. wade decision. the democratic will lead senate is expected to ignore the bill. the lighthouse says the president would be up it if it ever gets to his desk. today, attorneys and the george zimmerman murder trial are set for the next phase of jury selection. yesterday, lawyers for both sides. it down to a group of 40 prospective jurors. they are aiming for a final group of six jurors and four alternates. and the second round of jury selection, lawyers can ask potential jurors much broader questions about their knowledge of the case including what they think about it. zimmerman is charged with killing 74 old --17-year old trayvon martin , clammy self-

a anny good morning. >> good morning james.f you are inland and in the hills were legally. >> we could see some fog developing for the coast line and inland. tip does are mild start of the morning on this friday. this afternoon plenty of sunshine. expecting warm to hot conditions. triple digit readings are possible today. this evening clear skies and we will be fairly mild for a lot of locations. >> temperatures are in the '50s for most locations including san jose. 55 degrees. santa rosa 51. temperatures elsewhere lows 60s for antioch. 56 in hayward. oakland, good morning 56 degrees. heading to sunnyvale 57. san mateo mid-50s. that is the 50. the coast a great place to be today and tomorrow if you want relief from the heat. >> highs for today i bump up livermore to 98 degrees. we could get close to 100 degrees today. fairfield 97. antioch 96. pleasanton 97 this afternoon. still warm in concord in 93. vallejo mid-80s potential upper 80s. oakland lawyer a disparate in downtown san francisco warm for the city. upper 60s and low s

♪ >> reporter: annie is back.entary is back, it's a hard knock life, follows the hopes and dreams of girls across this country, hoping for a shot on that stage. more than 5,000 of them auditioning all over the nation. emily got a chance to audition. ♪ >> for the first audition, my shirt said adopt me. it was kind of funny. >> where'd you learn how to sing like that? >> reporter: and from coast to coast, just like emily, little girls waiting for the call. ♪ >> a thumb's up from juna, and then the calls start coming. >> what's going on! >> on her porch, 11 years old, so stunned, she accidentally put the phone down. >> pick up the phone! >> wait, what are you talking about? it was an invite. >> and remember emily? >> hello? yeah? >> they're telling her right there on the phone. she's been chosen too. all of them in the new york now. the documentary following their rehearsals. all of that practice time to play those orphans. >> i've never been that mad before. i've never acted like i'm that mad. it gives me a chance t

. >> reporter: scared and confused, annie called her mother who works as a nurse in philadelphia. >> she was talking to me and she wasn't making a lot of sense and then she said to me, mommy, my third leg won't go where it's supposed to. >> i think within two minutes i'm saying to her, i don't know what's going on and then all of a sudden i started crying. >> reporter: when she started to cry, as a nurse, too, if you worked in any kind of neurological stuff. a certain tone to that cry and the minute she did it, it didn't sound like a regular cry. >> i must have been terrified on the other side of that because she immediately goes, annie a, you're having a stroke. >> i am yelling into the phone, you need to get help, you need to get to the hospital. >> what happened? >> for a long time. i was having a stroke for quite a few hours. >> do you know how many hours? >> maybe four. >> why is that number of hours -- >> very important because, you know, in stroke we say time is brain. and the reason why is you're not getting enough blood flow to the brain. part of it is being injured, irrever

if they are breathing and you shake annie and she says "go away, i'm sleeping here" you don't have to move her. how much blood do you have? about 6-liters and how much of the red fluid would it take to soak the front of my shirt? not much and one of the little lobes in the bottom here, half an ounce would coat my shirt an if i were to take this and pore it out on the wooden flee floor make a mess and all over the place and difficult to gi gauge blood loss by what you are looking at and there is an emotional component to it and this is a lot of blood and ble bleeding control and pressure and elevation and pressure poi point. to stop bleeding you put direct pressure on the wound. then you do direct pressure and elevation and then you do direc pressure and elevation and a pressure point. direct pressure on the wound an dressing goes on it and a bandage holding it in place. oh my gosh the dress acknowledges soaked through and what do i do? take it off and throw it away? no. put another one on top and hold tighter and get a good grip on it and if you elevate the affe affected part it will

and a anny? >>anny: good morning to you you are at 63 and same deal for santa rosa.today?. today is of the coolest day. plenty of sunshine, breezy at times. we will talk more about the warming trend, this way towards the end of the week. i will talk about what is will be the warmest of the seven. but first here's marck. >>mark: following the story where eight young the child was killed by a family payable. will tran has an update. --pit bull. >>will: two corners offices are chlorinated to see who handled the case. i tried to talk to the family and obviously they are hurting this morning as i was trying to get a reaction and it refused to comment. i talked to neighbors who told me if there were two pit bulls that state at this place and i have found out that one of the pit bulls was taken away by the union city police department. the name of the boy is not to be released at this time. that is the very latest. reporting from union city, will tran, kron4 news. >>darya: kron4's jackie sissel is alive outside of the police department. >>jacqueline: >>jackie: they are bein

>> in annie, annie just waits for something to happen and same with sirnd relcinderella, but matilda exception to the rules, an exception. to the rules. >> "matilda" is the story of a precocious five-year-old forced to confront an evil headmistress, and even worse, parents. >> matilda has terrible stupid parents, a mean sadistic headmitthead headmistress, but is she a victim? >> well, she kind of chose not to be a victim. >> tim mention wrote the songs for "matilda." >> you wrote the songs, but there's nothing cutesy about it. >> that has a huge amount to do with dahl and dennis kerry who wrote it. >> it's not showtuny and the kids don't sing in a showtuney way, it's sort of gritty or sgchlt. >> i say this as a complement. the kids are kind of like your hair in a way. >> they're messy. >> keeping the lead performances natural, not too polished or actory is one reason producers wanted four girls to rotate the role of matilda. it's not like it's an easy role for one kid to play eight times a week anyway. >> this is a good child role and attempted in terms of time on stage. not only are

. (♪ music playing ) >> we're still here on mission street at the corner of annie alley.hey're named, somebody told me they're named for san francisco's early famous ladies. (chuckling). >> i want to point out the building here at 660 mission street, which i believe is an unreinforced masonry building retrofitted, seismically upgraded. once it is seismically upgraded, it is safe, right? >> when you seismically upgrade it, it is to a standard it doesn't collapse, but it may not be reusable or repairable. >> it was an economic decision of how much money the city could afford versus the benefits to retrofit the buildings. >> we have done about 90% of the upgrade. the standard is low enough that in a major upgrade most will have to be replaced and we lose these beautiful buildings. many of the details are not what they appear to be. these are sheet metal details and trims. sheet metal cornices. san francisco was famous for the sheet metal work. when you go into the sheet metal shop, the whole front of the building is made of sheet metal. that is pacific? no, powell. >> i tric

those work well. >> dogs and cats. >> yes. >> thanks, annie. >> all right. time now is 9:37. 9:3 we know some people have moves o like jagger. how about locks like him?im? coming up in the buzz bin, how to grab hair off the head of rolling stones frontman. [ laughter ] >> she's her. kim kardashian and kanye west welcome their baby girl early. we'll tell you all we know next. ♪ >> that gives me goose bumps. i have to go to this movism superman soars to the top of box office this weekend. i'm the only one who didn't see it because $125 million since sunday. $125 million. it's the biggest june opening ever and the second biggest of the year just behind ironman three, aapocalyptic comedy finished. and the drama now you see me finished third. >> do you think a lot of women justice went to see henry,ry, whatever his last name is as superman. >> that could be, i have to be honest. >> the kardashian clan has expanding now. beauty star -- reality star. beauty star? reality star kim cash dashan -- kardashian and kanye west was born over the weekend. she was born five

>> good morning erica. >> good morning anny .u like yesterday will like to day as well we're talking similar conditions. the clouds will linger for some was but inland spots will see some of the sunshine. temperatures below the seasonal average. about five to 10 degrees to bans on where you are. we have cloud cover out of walnut creek. looking at the numbers. san francisco 55. 54 in concord. taking a look at some of your head lines. today will be cooler than average. was a bit of sun and clouds. you'll notice there if you '80s on your afternoon highs. fairfield 80 degrees. upper 60s doubt your east bay shoreline. >> caught a distant and lows 60s in downtown san francisco and santa rosa with a high of 73. >> looking into tomorrow sunny warmer conditions on the way. a look at futurecast 4. at 3:00 p.m. upper 80s and livermore valley. mid-80s in san jose. we will want of four places like oakland. 68 mid-70s for vallejo. napa tomorrow coming in at 82 degrees. significant warming inland. >> the sea breeze will help regulate temperatur

. >> here is anny with a lot of weather. >> no lightning strikes to talk about starting off cloudy.of camera for this tuesday morning grips expect low clouds and drizzle for the rest of today. we have delays at as at all because low visibility. more sunshine. the cloud will clear out soon. temperatures will get mild compared to yesterday's more details on your seven a forecast when i come back. >> thank you anny . 906 vallejo police are investigating a shooting that happened and injured one man. a 30 year-old man was injured found at the grand and magazine in vallejo and a small black nissan was seen leaving the shooting traveling south on fifth street driving about 90 m.p.h.. police began to chase the vehicle but ended up eventually losing it. the suspect is believed to be a black male in his '30's no further description or the car they're looking for. >> a firefighter was injured in a house fire that broke out around 230 this morning in san francisco's bayview district on the 1500 block of hudson avenue, just after 230 this morning. flames spread to multiple buildings is placing s

let's turn our attention to anny. >>anny: if you like the cool weather, enjoy today.lity is not really a problem for most locations. for this afternoon, i am expecting cool temperatures below average for a lot of spots. and a mixture of some sun as the clouds. george was asking how is the city look this afternoon. looks like we may see this gloom stick around for much of the day today. but other locations will see clearing and this evening. we do have reports of delays out of the sfo. over an hour this morning. because of that low visibility. temperatures are not generally in the '50s and '60s. here's look at your futurecast. at 10:00 with the fog a tracker, you can see the entire bay area under that fog and low cloud. by lunch time, you can't see inside that not just a little bit but a lot of locations will still hang onto it. past east of livermore, you may start to seem more sunshine by lunchtime and then by 3:00, it's pretty much out of fear for most locations. and by 5:00, we should see most of that out of here. it will be a mixture of some sun and clouds for tod

. >>> new at 10:00, famous photographer, annie liebovitz is attending an exhibit of her art. is called pilgrimage. she describes it as an exercise in renewal. focusing on the items of famous people. such as abraham lincoln's hat and gloves. and she says the san jose museum of art is on the cutting edge. >> the fantastic show for contemporary photographer. the a jam packed museum filled with a lot of stuff. >> the annie liebovitz exhibit will remain through the first week of september. >>> a secret city discovered by police. and later, the biggest lottery winner in u.s. history steps forward. how a stranger made her wind fall possible. >> i walked almost every day, yeah. >> a surge in rattlesnake sightings in the bay area. we join a snake hunter tonight, to find out what to avoid. a reminder, for all those who sleep too hot or too cool, and struggle to sleep comfortably together, now there's a solution. introducing sleep number dual temp, the revolutionary temperature-balancing layer with active air technology that works on any mattress, including yours. whether you sleep hot

. >>> new at 10:00, famous photographer, annie liebovitz is attending an exhibit of her art.ibit is called pilgrimage. she describes it as an exercise in renewal. focusing on the items of famous people. such as abraham lincoln's hat and gloves. and she says the san jose museum of art is on the cutting edge. >> the fantastic show for contemporary photographer. the a jam packed museum filled with a lot of stuff. >> the annie liebovitz exhibit will remain through the first week of september. >>> a secret city discovered by police. and later, the biggest lottery winner in u.s. history steps forward. how a stranger made her wind fall possible. >> i walked almost every day, yeah. >> a surge in rattlesnake sightings in the bay area. we join a snake hunter tonight, to find out what to avoid. a reminder, you can get ktvu news to go, download the ktvu news app, and watch all of our newscasts right there on your mobile device. e. it's for value seekers. for spicy italian lovers. for veggie eaters. for meatball dreamers. for everyone who wants more of what they love. the new $4 lunch. a

stairs look the same way there was a recent inspections and in attendance was the housing inspector annie cars and chief - excuse me. building inspector patrick was there and you see from your staff report this permit was filed in 2005. it expired it was obviously more than 50 percent here we have dry rot and we have a situation where it's unsafe and so then we have a notice of violation this is an occupied property and we have to take out the appropriate permits and do the work that is required as we'll be seeing later on in the agenda. to e so staff doesn't believe one that the assessments should be excused and we're going in compliance with this item. any questions? >> has - since this came up has there been a new permit applied for. >> i checked it yesterday and didn't see a permit that addresses this based upon the new notice of violation that was issued on the basis of the inspection that it's also documented in your report and thank you. >> thank you. >> it the appellant here? >> yes. >> 7 minutes. >> thank you very much. i'm richard thomas i have something to pass out to you i hav

what was annie oakley's claim to fame? baking pies or sharpshooting?he spot." >> we're back. here's the question again. what was annie oakley's claim to fame? baking pies or sharpshooting? annie oakley was a sharpshooter who, at 5 feet tall and 15 years old, beat the famous marksman frank butler in a shooting contest. the two were later married. one of her famous acts was throwing a playing card into the air then splitting it down the middle. but wild west shows weren't the only touring shows to bring in an audience. even scientists got in on the game. remember luigi galvani, the scientist who discovered that a jolt of electricity could make a dead frog jump around? well, luigi had a nephew, giovanni aldini. he was luigi's assistant. but what was giovanni aldini's claim to fame? inventing the flea circus or re-animating a dead body? aldini publicly re-animated dead bodies. he started by cows, horses, and sheep. but his side show went over the top when he used electricity to bring back a criminal who had recently been hung. he caused it to twitch, move,

anny . the time coming up on 450. palo alto police have ended their three weeks crime emergency was all a sudden increase in gang since the emergency went to effect on may 20th there's only been one shooting reported in east palo alto. and police say that shooting was accidental. the number of officers on patrol during peak hours of doubled during the crime emergency and will not return to normal levels. says the crime emergency when it to affect police have arrested 27 people in east palo alto and san mateo county as part to gang crackdown. >> a bazaar and scary thing to tell you about. it happen at 16th and mission bart station in san francisco. in a command started randomly attacked in people it was caught on camera. kron 4 news j.r. stone spoke with witnesses and government officials or now involved in the case. >> run, run! (screaming ) in this cell phone video is graphic. a naked man attacking a woman at the bart station. totally naked with an erect penis. >> madam get over here! get over here! officers said the

important this cohort is, i'm going to say annie's is god. buy, buy, buy. because they, too, are taking shelf space. they have a great organic level. funny, donuts work, tasty cereals like this work. food works. let's go to marilyn in texas. >> caller: boo-yah from johnny football aggieland texas. >> well, we're aggies. none of this, you know this stuff. don't hook 'em. you know. >> caller: i know you are a hook 'em. how are you, i'm an aggie. jim, a few years ago, you were talking about cheesecake factory and i went ahead and bought some of that and it's been doing really good. it's going up, going down and actually today, in fact, it went up. what do you think about getting rid of it or buying some more? >> no, that is a very well run company. it's at a high. listen, so my trainer comes to me, he goes, you know what, cheesecake factory has a new diet menu. anyway, yep, but that's the joke. cheesecake is a really well managed company, a dollar off its high, i want you to stay in it. johnny football, what can i say? he's an exciting guy, alwa

annie, donors are pouring money into chris christie's coffers?ing to have a national campaign in mind and i think he'll be thinking about how this would play out in new jersey where he can raise a lot of money from democrats, and also ear states. i don't think it's going too far to say he's probably thinking about how it will play in a state like ohio. you know, if he ran for national office, he would be doing a lot of fund-raising from more moderate folks and would want to be seen as a guy who can be bipartisan. i think he's going to walk a fine line. but a lot of these options will be open to him. >> i mean, i hear the democrats, sandy have just been pouring money into his race, and democrats that hartley ever give money to republicans. >> yeah, absolutely. i mean, he has a fairly unique ability to raise party lines. he's already proven this. that will be something very important going forward. >> herein lies one of the great ironies of my party. there are a lot of people in my party that see it as a weakness that chris christie can get votes a

anny?e areas of low clouds for the coast, ast started to mix out including in the city. temperatures are fairly mild as a stepping out of the door. it will be a cool day. a lot was below average. sunny and breezy times. fog will return and we will see the windy conditions picked up. we have bessie breeze coming in from the west and that means that breeze will keep temperatures on the cooler side not just today, but tomorrow as well. right now, 51 in downtown san francisco, 68 degrees and antioch. napa you are at 60 degrees. you can see it that the clouds came and a little bit along the coast line, but not making its way to our inland. tomorrow morning, i am expecting more extensive fraud. your highs for today. it will be on the cool side for downtown san francisco. lower 60s, 64 in san bruno, 74 and redwood city and 62 degrees for our friends in pacifica. heading farther south to the south bay for today, the center should be pretty comfortable but still below average for a lot of locations

. >>> the work of annie lebowitz now on display at the san jose museum of art.'s annie right there. she was at the sold-out opening last night of her exhibit. i was in one of her pictures. >> oh? >> the san jose museum of part is on the cutting edge, she says. >> you have the fantastic, you know, show from contemporary photographer, to jam-packed museums, selling a lot of stuff. >> now, the annie lebo wits exhibit will remain at the museum through the first week of september. >>> if you own an r.v., you might have to find another place to park. the new policy in san francisco and how it could affect the homeless. >>> the mystery's over. the biggest lottery winner in american history has come forward. she admits that winning ticket was almost sold to someone else. >>> and verizon wireless has more than 120 million customers nationwide. many of those phone records may be in the hands of the federal government. we'll tell you why the white house supports it and why some cell phone customers are not happy about it. "mornings on 2" continues. goodnight. thanks, olivi

i am anny hong . >> i am james fletcher. we erica with the forecast. good morning erica. >> temperatures are very similar to yesterday morning. >> san francisco 55. 54 in concord. cloudy skies, mild temperatures. temperatures will remain similar to yesterday's into the afternoon. the marine layer back in the forecast period of fifties along the need coastline. '60s inside the bay. mild weather along the waterfront including oakland, san mateo, redwood city. a bit more inland. putting the clock into motion. by 3:00 p.m. today the orange board is the bay area. we will see a few 80 degree readings. sunshine to the afternoon. clouds returning to the evening hours. temperatures a bit cooler tonight. more blue on the maps indicating temperatures in the '50s. >> i want to break down your afternoon highs for today. not to bad of the forecast ahead. antioch 82. 66 oakland. of seventies for redwood city. today will be on the mild side when you take into account the weekend. >> saturday, no doubt the warmes week. we will see triple digit readings. temperatures be

annie sullivan, a recent graduate of the houston fire academy. also killed robert garner, matthew reignaud and robert bee bee. >>> the death of a british soldier, police had already charged michael adebolajo with attempted murder of two officers and they tried to arrest him. the soldier, lee rigby, was attacked by two men on a downtown london street ten days ago. to turkey now. nearly 1,000 demonstrators have been arrested in two days of protests. police used tear gas and water cannons to dispense the crowd in istanbul. at least 79 people, including 26 security officers were injured. the clashes began as a peaceful sit-in against government plans to demolish a park. >>> sad news to pass along to you. if you said edith in the 1970s, it could only mean one person. we're talking about edith bunker played so well by jean stapleton. this wonderful actress has died of natural causes at her home in new york. she was 90. miguel marquez has more on her remarkable career. ♪ boy the way glenn miller played ♪ ♪ songs that made the hit parade ♪ ♪ guys like us

annie and nicole, who you have your two-month-old baby twins here. beautiful girls.nicole. tell me i guess how you're feeling today. >> today's just a day of celebration for us as a couple and for our family. we're just really grateful for this opportunity that we're being recognized like any other family. and grateful that our daughters are going to be able to grow up in a world where there's a little bit less discrimination than there was yesterday. >> annie, what's it like for you? being amongst all these people, seeing all these other gay couples get married. just explain the atmosphere. >> honestly, it's really an honor. it's really overwhelming to come here and feel the support from the community. and for the first time since we've been together to feel like our relationship is equal and recognized by all the people here and all the people watching us as something that counts. and it's really an honor to be able to show that to our girls. >> reporter: before i let you go, are you guys worried at all about the legal process going forward, that somehow -- or do y

word has gotten out that it has gotten to annie hard. >> she got calls from costco and the cdc on monday night. they called her to come in and get tested. >> costco was very apologetic tonight and i understand why. they probably are told by their legal department to be apologetic. >> she will go to a local lab for a hepititis test on tuesday. leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >>> tonight crews have the upper hand on the fire burning in lake county. at least 30 acres have burned in the clear lake park area. the lake county news took these pictures this afternoon we are going to show you. people could see the smoke for miles around. the flames moved quickly uphill and came close to homes. firefighters had it fully contained. the good news is no one was hurt. >> conditions are ripe for rip currents at beaches like the one in santa cruz. meteorologist sandhya patel is here now live with a look at live doppler 7hd. sandhya? >> and live doppler 7hd, you will notice that we are dealing with the usual. the low clouds and the fog along the coast and even in over parts of the bay right now, but the bigg

and annie lennox and bono. >> did you enjoy dinner? >> i was not there. was busy with other things. >> pity. you would have enjoyed my speech. i heard the goulash was good. tavis: pleasure to have you here. how are you? >> i am good. thank you. tavis: tell me about "yes, prime minister." >> it is based on a series they created that was on back in the 1980s. i was mr. green and i did not do it. so we are going to work together every 28 years. that is the plan. tavis: this play takes place at the height of thatcher is him. -- thatcher-ism. >> well, the series. we are happening right now. we are all about the euro, world trade questions, all kinds of backstabbing and makes politics and government so interesting. tavis: what attracts you to a role like this? >> i am a little bit political. i am wise enough to know -- tavis: how little political? knowledge that there are fools on both sides of the aisle and geniuses as well. as my father put it, there are angels and a-holes everywhere and there are no other dividing lines. i am not fervently one way or the oth

serve annie troung has the story. >> reporter: every week, the same routine. >> i like to feel like i'm serving my country. >> at 27, eric is what the army calls -- >> i might want to make a career of it. >> a future soldier. >> when you get to basic training -- >> his mission special forces. not just physically fit, he's also ambitious. >> i graduated from brown university in 2010. >> while not everyone has ivy league status. the army says it's recruiting higher caliber soldiers to the military making it harder to join. >> a lot of those in right now would not be eligible to serve if they tried to get in today. >> richard tunis is an army recruiter based in palo alto. he's had to turn away more people recently. historically high schools arer if tile ground for finding soldiers. 90% of enlisted were from the general population. mission readiness is a nonprofit organization that looks into the change. ready, willing and unable found 17 to 24-year-olds fail to meet military standards to serve. starting with lack of education. >> let's go to the first slide. one in four young americans doe

we should commend them for the work they are doing to make annis much more of participated sport. more tennis is being taught. it has a long way to go. the association have to support england and all of the funding and they are doing everything they can to make it a mass participation sport. >> according to the sunday of our citizens have increased their wealth since a financial crash by 190 billion pounds. while everyone else has been forced to take a 6% cut. if it is policy of enriching and punishing the victim the opposite of a one nation britain? >> the rigid in our country will pay a higher percentage of income tax under this government -- the richest in our country will pay a higher percentage of income tax under this government than any other. when he was a minister, the top tax was lowered that it will be under this. >> take a strategic piece of infrastructure that should the conversation -- that should be compensation. >> a very important point. section 106 exists. we need to keep this area under active review for the view of how we are going to handle fracking and shell

word has gotten out that it has gotten to annie hard. >> she got calls from costco and the cdc on monday night. they called her to come in and get tested. >> costco was very apologetic tonight and i understand why. they probably are told by their legal department to be apologetic. >> she will go to a local lab for a hepititis test on tuesday. leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >>> tonight crews have the upper hand on the fire burning in lake county. at least 30 acres have burned in the clear lake park area. the lake county news took these pictures this afternoon we are going to show you. people could see the smoke for miles around. the flames moved quickly uphill and came close to homes. firefighters had it fully contained. the good news isno one was hurt. >> conditions are ripe for rip currents at beaches like the one in santa cruz. meteorologist sandhya patel is here now live with a look at live doppler 7hd. sandhya? >> and live doppler 7hd, you will notice that we are dealing with the usual. the low clouds and the fog along the coast and even in over parts of the bay right now, but the bigge

"annie sts "annie" is one of the four broadway musicals. no "book of mormons." what are people saying about it? >> when "book of mormon" opened a few years ago, you could not see that show when it opened for more than $400 a ticket. there's nothing as hot as this on broadway. there are some that are in stiff competition. >> let's take a look at best play. who do you think is going to win there? >> there's a very fun play and stars sigourney weaver and david pearce. all the people were hanging around her and feeding off her wealth and it's a take off a play with his zany sensibility. very funny. he's terrific in the play. so is sigourney weaver. that's the one i think is going to win. the other is by nora ephron. it stars tom hanks as an old new york tabloid columnist. it's not as good as sonya, von ya, sposh, and ike. >> you covered actors. who about actress? >> sentimental favorites, cicely tyson who is 88 years old, i believe. >> wow, that's amazing. >> "trip to bountiful." she's the favored to win that. >> you're a big fan of hers but no

word has gotten out that it has gotten to annie hard. >> she got calls from costco and the cdc on monday night. they called her to come in and get tested. >> costco was very apologetic tonight and i understand why. they probably are told by their legal department to be apologetic. >> she will go to a local lab for a hepititis test on tuesday. leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >>> tonight crews have the upper hand on the fire burning in lake county. at least 30 acres have burned in the clear lake park area. the lake county news took these pictures this afternoon we are going to show you. people could see the smoke for miles around. the flames moved quickly uphill and came close to homes. firefighters had it fully contained. the good news is no one was hurt. >> conditions are ripe for rip currents at beaches like the one in santa cruz. meteorologist sandhya patel is here now live with a look at live doppler 7hd. sandhya? >> and live doppler 7hd, you will notice that we are dealing with the usual. the low clouds and the fog along the coast and even in over parts of the bay right now, but the bigg

. >> and i'm anny hong, thanks for joining us. south lake tahoe. some lightning strikes, to can see it is situated near livermore. and out towards the all the months pass and some in tracy. you can see the possibilities will continue, the green, the yellow indicating light/moderate. a good possibility for some showers i think that most of us will be dry. there is some more store that there is somewhat thunderstorms. let us take a look if your current temperatures. fairfield, concord, redwood city. temperatures not that bad. low cloud coverage. all of that white ising indicating mostly cloudy skies by 7:00 a.m. take a look we will hold on to mostly cloudy skies so to not be surprised if you see nothing but gray. and san mateo. and for those of you along the delta. we will not releasing the sunshine or temperatures warming up. and we were talking to triple digits just a couple of days ago. livermore, 60s. and redwood city's your kron 4 7 day around the bay and looks like we could wake up to some of morning fog but a bit of a warming trend as we wrap

some people build buildings thaó are designed toñr be continuousy operational, even after anÑi earthquakespitals and schools and places that have to be operate. >> all we can do is reduce the impact of earthquakes. >> those are new buildings. on existing homes there,'s the garage door basing your water heaters, adding anchor bolts, plywooding or strapping your posts. on a house like this with this clipping, what can do, what i've done for probably less than $5,000 get a reasonable comfort level, your house will be damaged but sleeping there at night. >> we can reduce the impact of earthquake so get back to so-called normal life as quickly as we can. one of the elements is having people be able to stay in their homes. >> instead of on the street. >> one of our serious goals. we'll move on to other interesting areas of the city. welcome to the mission. >> yes. >> this is frank's home. >> i grew up in the mission. in fact i grew up a couple blocks up the street, forest and 18th. >> we were talking ability issues of earthquake safety have to do with a number of things. the soil you're on, how

. >> reporter: as board members argued over theó agenda anni accused one another ofq bullyin, parentswaiting to air their@tp)q+ances about four santa clara unified board membersÑi in q6(ticular. michelle e1ryan, board president christine colterman. they waited and waited.w3 uñ you only have to see one meeting to understand the danger ofjf outrageous. >> reporter: parentsfá galvaniz presented a no confidence petition, citing those four board members. it included more than 2,000 signatures and claims the micromanaging hasw3 led more th a dozen principals and other administrators to leave the district.i] >> it ist( alwayst( a privilege >> reporter: chris çóstampoles, the ire of much at the meeting claim he and others were elected to make changes in the district, including studentc proficiency, a%11e among the district's latino students. >> yes, i do48/hinkc there are somexde1 administrators leaving because of the results of the election. and from a community perspective, that's a great thing. >> how are you? thank you. >> reporter: one parent stoo6 outside the meeting with+ a si, claim

my name is annie chow, the [speaker not understood] coordinator from self-help for the elderly. i'm here to urge the supervisors to support cpmc's proposal to rebuild cpmc. as a long-time community partner, cpmc has been extremely supportive of senior services in the community. rebuilding the cpmc hospitals is crucial and will only strengthen cpmc's ability to serve our seniors and the san francisco community as a whole. natural disasters are unpredictable. our cities should do what it can to plan for the unpredictable and protect our residents and our seniors. we need hospitals with strong infrastructure that can withstand a major earthquake in the future. as a resident of san francisco and on behalf of the 35,000 seniors served by self-help for the elderly, i ask you to vote in support of rebuilding cpmc. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >>> good afternoon, supervisors. thank you for allowing us to be here. thank you for all your hard work. my name is fernando reyes and i'm here on behalf of my employer [speaker not understood]. i'm here to show support today f

ambrosi well less than the twenty percent of this point fears snowden my be eliminated to prevent annie further leaks let us know what you think on this issue by logging onto our t dot com and let us know what you think. it's not just the infringement of people's privacy that's but of washington under fire support for several gulf states were a crackdown on internet freedom has reached a new highs resulting in arrest and bans is also causing deep concern are going off explains. let's now take a look at the u.s. friends who are known to have somewhat suspicious methods of upholding the democratic freedoms of their citizens qatar the united arab emirates kuwait bahrain and saudi arabia in saudi arabia local media has reported that the authorities asked mobile providers to find ways to monitor encrypted messaging and apps like viber skype and whatsapp and said that if these applications could not be monitored they would then be blocked while last month senior saudi religious clerics declared those who use twitter are risking damnation end quote lose both this world and their afterlife let'

but us get to anny hong with our forecast. >> we have lots of sunshine starting off the day.the sorting out the sunny skies. we will see plenty of sunshine for the next several days. temperatures 59 in downtown tampa to go. oakland good morning, in the lower '60s. concord 65. san jose lower '60s. high for today mid-60s in downtown san francisco. 71 and oakland. san jose mid-70s and low '80s for inland locations. >> more details on your seven a forecast when i come back. first here is erica with traffic. >> good morning. good morning anmny . no incidents on the bridge to go to the back up on the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza. a jam coming from the east shore freeway westbound 580 even though using that image for wet approach. traffic moves better pass the meeting light. drive times of for 30 minutes from the macarthur maize toward fremont street this morning. >> apple tech a bay area traffic coming up in just a few minutes. darya. >> 930 is the time. >> the man arrested on suspicion of kidnapping and intending to write a 16 year-old girl taken at knife point in fremont

when they got back, there was damage, annie's dog bed and no annie.that's when the tears started. they always seem to find their way home. >> it's the bond, though. >> you hear about people moving twice or three times and the cat finds them. >> they find their way home. sweet, sweet story. >> good for them. >>> steven colbert this morning like you've never seen him. breaking character at the start of academy central program. he paid tribute to his mother who died last week at the age of 92. >> she made a very loving home for us. no fight between siblings could end without hugs and kisses. hugs never needed a reason in her house. singing and dancing were encouraged, except for the dinner table. she trained to be an actress when she was younger and would teach us how to do stage falls by pretending to faint on the kitchen floor. she was fun and i know it may sound greedy to want more days with a person who lived so long, but the fact that my mother was 92 does not diminish it, only magnifies the enormity of the room whose door has now quietly shut. her