i of ashley webster. congressional investigators claim they have uncovered a major scandal in the arizona virginia hospital system that has contributed to the death of over 40 american military veterans. committee chairman miller said the investigators have evidence the phoenix system meticulously covered up the evidence keeping two sets of records to conceal prolonged weights effectively covering up the medical negligence that led to the veterans die while waiting for their government to provide health care that was promised. the veterans health administration claim did a hearing two weeks ago he had no knowledge of the scandal is. >> it appears there could be as many as 40 veterans whose deaths could be related to delay of care. were you made aware of these if -- with any part of your buck back? >> i was not. ashley: congress has ordered all records secret or not to be preserved for further investigation. we are in washington d.c. with a report stick with veterans call to make the doctors support -- app

ashley: wish for the best. for the most hated job, juan williams, judy miller, and katy pavlich. >> thank you. ashley: and a minder to vote in on-line poll, question is, will anything of consequence happen to former irs official lois lerner, vote at lou dobbs d lour tweet us, that leads to patrol quote of day, steve jobs, be a yard stick of quality, some people are not used to an environment where excellence is expected. >> coming up next, government's war ox targeting farm -- on business targeting farmers. the reason they are doing it. next. simple question: in retirement, will you outlive your money? uhhh. no, that can't happen. that's the thing, you don't know how long it has to last. everyone has retirement questions. so ameriprise created the exclusive.. confident retirement approach. now you and your ameripise advisor can get the real answers you need. well, knowing gives you confidence. start building your confident retirement today. why relocating manufacturingpany to upstate new york? i tell people it'

ashley webster. the immigration reform debate has house republicans fighting with house republicans blasting the president and the president slaming congress john boehner under fire for what is called contactor -- attacking conservatives trying to retake the senate. here he is in a mocking tone taking on his own party for inaction on immigration reform. >> don't make me do this. [laughter] "this is it" too hard. ashley: least he is not crying. but he has changed his position on immigration reform and least nine times and while he was blasted his fellow republicans his counterpart in the senate was accusing the of president of taking the entire constitutional system by not taking on the immigration law. the entire system is threatened with the executive branch suspends the lot at its whim and we are in peril when the commander in chief refuses to defend the integrity of its borders. read well the president used the naturalization ceremony for 20 military -- 20 military -- with nuclear ambitions also t

ashley: smart on crime? the new clemency guidelines have some calling it an unprecedented presidential power grab. our favorite talk radio show hosts reacts. hosts reacts. they join us next. why relocating manufacturingpany to upstate new york? i tell people it's for the climate. the conditions in new york state are great for business. new york is ranked #2 in the nation for new private sector job creation. and now it's even better because they've introduced startup new york - dozens of tax-free zones where businesses pay no taxes for ten years. you'll get a warm welcome in the new new york. see if your business qualifies at startupny.com ashley: hbo signed a multiyear deal with amazon prime video streaming service to provide classic series like "the sopranos," 6 feet under and the waiter. amazon prime numbers can take a part of that deal may 21. netflix not great news for them down 5% on that news today. meanwhile the drug medications about to engage in an about-face on net neutrality. "wall street journal"

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ashley: wish for the best.for the most hated job, juan williams, judy miller, and katy pavlich. >> thank you. ashley: and a minder to vote in on-line poll, question is, will anything of consequence happen to former irs official lois lerner, vote at lou dobbs d lour tweet us, that leads to patrol quote of day, steve jobs, be a yard stick of quality, some people are not used to an environment where excellence is expected. >> coming up next, government's war ox targeting farm -- on business targeting farmers. the reason they are doing it. next. why relocating manufacturingpany to upstate new york? i tell people it's for the climate. the conditions in new york state are great for business. new york is ranked #2 in the nation for new private sector job creation. and now it's even better because they've introduced startup new york - dozens of tax-free zones where businesses pay no taxes for ten years. you'll get a warm welcome in the new new york. see if your business qualifies at startupny.com gunderman group is gro

>> long before i launched ashley madison there were affairs, long after i am gone. i am helping people have the more perfect affair. >> katherine says she carried on affairs with men she met on line for months. often meeting at bars, houses and traveling to other cities. >> i met with probably 50 or more men. some where around 30 to 40 of those encounters led to a sexual encounter. it was addictive. >> it is a little like a drug. a rush. >> reporter: wendy plub knows all about the allusive allure of an affair. she says she strayed with three men during her 18 year marriage. you remember what it is like when you fell in love with your spouse. it is like that when you have an affair all over again. >> reporter: it turns out she wasn't the only one who cheated. >> we both let the marriage down. >> reporter: the veteran reporter used her ruinous marriage as the subject of "vow" she and her husband are now divorced. >> i got many, many letters from women who had affairs or whose husband had affairs. this is a lot more common than i would have imagined. >> reporter: some

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dan ashley is off tonight. abc7 news reporter alan wang is live in redwood city with the latest. >> we have watched police comb over this yacht called "the bella" and they say the mast snapped off during a regatta earlier this evening and killed a sailor on board. the bella was out at 6:45 and got too close to a channel marker and one of the guide wires caught on the marker. the u.s. coast guard said the mast broke off and crashed down on top of the cree. there were five sailors killing one and injuring two others. a small boat was nearby and rescued the crew. a witness saw them coming into the dock at the port of redwood city and it is where they unloaded the body of the dead sailor. >> they were frantic. they were telling everybody because there were people

joining me now, ashley's pare s parents, jana and joel.and wants everyone to believe that your daughter took her own life on new years eve from 2011 to 2012. did he have evidence she was depressed, had mental illness, anything that would support suicide mentally? >> not at all. she was happy. a happy girl. >> so when you herd his claims she killed herself, what did you think? >> it's not that we heard, we left her house ten minutes from this prior to this taking place and she was on the porch saying good-bye to us and their uncle and aunt and telling us they were going to have a super bowl party and we would be invited and this is after tom was in the house ranting and raving and screaming and so, we kind of decided it was time to leave because this was somewhat typical behavior of him at functions. >> so you didn't believe it from get-go. >> not at all, not at all. >> but the police did. so there is a character in this case, detective yates and he took witness statements. he was investigating this and said this was a suicide and yet, kdbr

ashley newton admitting to the crime.her granddaughter had a history of depression since she was a teenager. she also said she had a troubled relationship with the baby's father. >> she will probably wake up one day and realize what has happened and she will never be right. >> reporter: newton even claims her granddaughter sought help the day before the infant's death but her granddaughter was turned away. the motive to investigators is unclear. but what is clear to newton's family. >> she loved that baby. she loved him like any mother would love a first born. >> reporter: and despite this arrest, they plan to stand by her. no matter what the outcome. >> we will be here for her. we will love her and pray for her. we're not turning our backs on her. >> reporter: i reached out to the baby's father. he did not return my messages. meantime newton is being held without bond. she is expected to be in court tomorrow morning. we'll be there as well. reporting live in san jose, i'm esme smith, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we're now he

ashley. ashley: i'll buy an o. [ laughs ] yeah, there are two o's up there. f. one f.an e. mm-hmm. there are five of those. that'll take you down to $550. uh-oh, uh-oh, uh-oh. my goodness. wes, it's your turn. wes: b. yeah. there's a b. y. yeah. there are two y's. all right, wes. you have $3,650. what do you think? i'll buy a vowel -- an i. one i. w. one w. i'd like to solve the puzzle. all right. buy one, get one free willy. yeah. that's it. [ cheers and applause ] what a silly puzzle. [ laughs ] but it was good for you. absolutely. $3,800 that round -- you're up to $6,800. we have a lot more money to give away. everybody just hang in, and we'll load up another puzzle and play another game when we come back. it's going pretty well so far. yeah. [ cheers and applause ] vanna: can you solve this puzzle from 2000? the category is "things." we'll give you the answer when we come back right after this. apply for the sony card, ideal for "wheel" fans like you. earn sony rewards points everywhere you shop. plus, earn a $50 statement credit. learn more at getthesonycard.com.

ashley newton admitting to the crime.her granddaughter had a history of depression since she was a teenager. she also said she had a troubled relationship with the baby's father. >> she will probably wake up one day and realize what has happened and she will never be right. >> reporter: newton even claims her granddaughter sought help the day before the infant's death but her granddaughter was turned away. the motive to investigators is unclear. but what is clear to newton's family. >> she loved that baby. she loved him like any mother would love a first born. >> reporter: and despite this arrest, they plan to stand by her. no matter what the outcome. >> we will be here for her. we will love her and pray for her. we're not turning our backs on her. >> reporter: i reached out to the baby's father. he did not return my messages. meantime newton is being held without bond. she is expected to be in court tomorrow morning. we'll be there as well. reporting live in san jose, i'm esme smith, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we're now he

ashley, you met chris and sandy for the first time this morning.rlier. >> yes. >> and during the course of the arguments to ban same-sex marriage you proposed to your partner. >> i did. >> and what was it like for you to know that your stepfather was arguing against marriage equality? what was his reaction and were you worried it could impact the case? >> that definitely came into play, that question of what to do with everything that was going on and the information that he had so there was definitely a question as to whether that would impact, but the general tone was happiness. the story jo tells in her book is accurate and fair and respectful of our relationship, my father and i. >> chris, you had an interaction with chuck cooper after the arguments. describe what happened. >> well, as you know, that day was a very big day and we were excited to be at the supreme court arguing for a constitutional -- or constitutional protection for equal right to marriage. sandy and i had sat together many years and watched chuck cooper argue the other side of

ashley: he cannot give a figure. it is too early. how much the financial damage has done to the league and the clippers in particular. now of course what happens to donald sterling and ownership of the clippers, adam silver saying he is confident the board of governors will get the three quarters percentage of support to have him removed as owner of the clippers. and the clippers, $12 million in 1981. that is about $31 million in today's money. he could conceivably get $1 billion so not like he is hurting if he fails the team but for the league as a whole and anyone associated with it, past and present, having him out of the game is the end game. that is what they want and according to adam silver, for that happen. there was almost an audible gasp ot a lifetime ban. i don't know what people were expecting that there was a reaction in the room. melissa: you couldn't have seen this but cnbc and nbc had it wrong. it was an indefinite ban of a $5 million fine completely wrong, and now it is a lifetime ban. you talked about the fine, tell

ashley brown from wrtv in indianapolis with the forecast.ce again. >> good morning, i'll try. it's a chilly morning for most of the northeast and the midwest. the good news is we see improvements in the forecast, 51 for buffalo. the beautiful city of indianapolis at 59 degrees. and d.c., 60 degrees. d.c. today, if you are traveling there, it is, of course, the cherry blossom festival. one problem, the cherry blossoms are not at peak bloom just yet. usually by this time they are, but you can tell they are not. in about ten days, they'll get there. hold steady there in d.c., maybe you'll get to see the cherry blossoms bloom. as you take a look and what's happening as far as the next five days in d.c., temperatures do warm up. you can see dry air in place by midweek. by rain in the forecast today. and the system bringing the rain. low pressure in the mississippi valley into parts of the southeast will eventually bring rain to parts of d.c. this system could bring severe weather to parts of the south. keeping our eye on it. if you're traveling i

. >> good afternoon, i'm dan ashley in for larry beil. >> i'm carolyn johnson. now to the near-record breaking temperatures around the bay. >> a lot of people enjoying the heat. hope you got a chance to. it was shady enough to get in the water for a little bit of a swim or rowing. >> san francisco a lot of people in shorts and tank tops along the embarcadero today the hot, dry weather is raising concerns about fire dangers. warning signs went up today in several communities. >> this is a live look outside in santa cruz. spencer christian is here with the accu-weather forecast. nice, but steamy. >> nice and steamy. exactly what it is. let's take a look at live doppler 7 hd. you can see we have almost a cloud-free sky. just thin, high clouds around. more off shore than over land areas. it's very warm to hot. here is a live view from our camera. looking back at coit tower. readings 87 in san francisco. 88 in oakland and redwood city. 95 gilroy. gilroy five degrees below the record for the date. some locations within a pew degrees, we haven't hit one yet. 81 now in

ashley, i'm going to let you start. you're the father of four. what am i missing about this.nting was a team sport. >> it is a team sport. it's ridiculous. bottom line, mets. 161 games. do you think missing a couple games is going to make a difference. i think boomer esiason was trying to be the locker room guy making fun of murphy. in reality, give me a break. >> he knows he made a mistake. he's father of a children as well. he does work at the march of dimes. take a look at this. in major league baseball you play 162 games actually. he didn't want to see some according to ashley. 162, nfl 16 games, boomer esiason was quarterback. maybe he got the games mixed up in his mind. where do you fall on this? >> i think one thing, the way the mets are playing, if he showed up or not, who cares? >> do you think it's right for the father to be there. you have 11 kids. >> i was at most of the births. some were telegrams. >> how did those relationships work out. can you imagine anywhere in america. here is liberals, conservatives, black, white, everybody feels the same way on this no ma

we're happy to have ashley brown with us from wr tv in indianapolis. good morning, ashley and welcome. >> good morning and thanks for having me. it's been a stormy 48 hours for parts of the country. the area hit the hardest, texas. this is a picture from hunt county, texas. take a look at it here. ef-1 tornado touched down. winds of 105 miles per hour. i also want to show you other storm systems that moved throughout the area associated with this storm. this is video surveillance video from a home in mckinny, texas. you can see gusty winds. this is dramatic video of this storm system moving through. here is the good news, high pressure is billowing in for most of the country. that means we'll start to dry out and warm things out. 55 for st. louis. look at parts of the countries warming to the 50s. areas to the south, a bit warmer here. a pretty quiet day for parts of the country here. your national forecast shows we will have a possibility of some showers and storms unsettled weather pattern for parts of the south. that's your national outlook. if you

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i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze in for carolyn johnson. fort hood is near the texas town of coline north of austin. >> sadly this has all happened before. in 2009 fort hood was the site of the deadliest mass shooting ever at a military base. >> it is an eerily fap leer scene. >> the first responders from military police and responders went to the scene anden -- and engaged the shooter. >> obviously it was one of the situations where you don't believe it is happening especially again here at fort hood. >> at least four or dead including a gunman and a fellow soldier and more than a dozen injured. the conditions ranging from stable to critical. the shooter fired a 45 caliber semiautomatic pistol purchased recently. the incident brought back painful memories of the deadly masacre at fort hood nearly five years ago. >> we know these families. we know these incredible sacrifices to the country. obviously our thoughts and prayers are with the entire community. we are heart broken that something like thi

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn johnson. it happened on south gate avenue a few blocks from seton medical center. cornell bernard is live tonight with crucial new evidence. cornell? >> carolyn, you know, the gunman is still on the loose tonight, and very little is known about him. his target may have been a doctor at this medical office. no one was hurt, but the drama put schools and a neighborhood on lock down. >> 7hd was over the chaotic scene in daly city minutes after someone reported a man with a gun inside a medical office run by seton medical center. police s.w.a.t teams swarmed the area. 60 employees along with patients inside were safely evacuated. a three-hour search of the building turned up nothing. >> we have no victims. we have no suspects at this point. >> earlier this evening bullet fragments were found on the second floor. the same area where a doctor reported seeing a man in his 60s with a gun. minutes later heard a shot. >> the doctor did not immediately recognize this person. we are investigating if this

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dan ashley has the night off. authorities believe the body found is 50-year-old marie center missing since last nigh night. this is the second body found in less than a week on mount tam. lillian is live in marin county with the latest for us. lillian? >>reporter: carolyn, we are across the street from the mountain home in mill valley parking lot where the missing hiker parked her car. authorities say a body believedf mail from here. investigators say 50-year-old marie center of mill valley an experienced hik hiker on mount tamalpiais. her body matching her description was found this afternoon on this area near the trail. she was hiking with a male friend on wednesday. but left to go to the car as getting dark. >> she may have possibly fallen maybe 40 to 50 feet down that the drainage. >>reporter: the coroner will determine the cause of death and perhaps whether foul play was involved. but investigators say at this point there appears to be no evidence of anything suspicious and they say there appears to be no con

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze in for carolyn johnson. fort hood is near the texas town of coline north of austin. >> sadly this has all happened before. in 2009 fort hood was the site of the deadliest mass shooting ever at a military base. >> it is an eerily fap leer scene. >> the first responders from military police and responders went to the scene anden -- and engaged the shooter. >> obviously it was one of the situations where you don't believe it is happening especially again here at fort hood. >> at least four or dead including a gunman and a fellow soldier and more than a dozen injured. the conditions ranging from stable to critical. the shooter fired a 45 caliber semiautomatic pistol purchased recently. the incident brought back painful memories of the deadly masacre at fort hood nearly five years ago. >> we know these families. we know these incredible sacrifices to the country. obviously our thoughts and prayers are with the entire community. we are heart broken that something like thi

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm carolyn johnson. abc7 news reporter alan wang is live with the latest on this. >> yes, cal trans is up there trying to patch the hole on the bridge that is two feet long and half a food wide. let me show you what it looks like on the upper deck. this is where the cries are putting in the new rebar so they can fill the hole with more concrete. two lanes of traffic on the upper deck are closed while they work on this, and they hope to be finished by midnight. the hole opened up and the rain and concrete down on the lower deck. there are no reports of injuries, but one cal trans worker tells us there was a large chunk of concrete attached to some rebar that was dangling over traffic on the lower deck. three lanes had to be shutdown on the lower deck and that caused a huge back up in downtown san francisco. >> i have been here for about two hours on the same street. i don't know why we are in this traffic. >> my dog is getting antsy back there. >> i don't know anything. i thought it was the giants game. >

. >> ashley bridges is in arkansas now in one of the hardest-hit towns. ashley? >> larry, looking at this destruction and debris, it's amazing how many people survived and got out of homes, homes that as you can see behind me, it's hard to tell where rooms were. as you mentioned before, the damage hasn't only happened here. this is a wedge tornado. wtba was on the air when it touched down the twister left a trail of destruction. in arkansas, homes, and lives were tossed upside down after a tornado tore through sunday >> we need to go around back. >> some residents returned to their neighborhoods where homes once stood. at least sifting through the debris more than a dozen people were killed when a powerful twister carved a path of destruction. the town strike a localist church 75 yards the governor says it's strongest ever seen. >> twisted. >> crews have been searching for survivors all day. >> we've got dogs going through the rubble. >> the twister left behind houses, trees through roofs and a sea of debris. and here in everyone in this neighborhood got out safe

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm carolyn johnson. abc7 news reporter alan wang is live with the latest on this. >> yes, cal trans is up there trying to patch the hole on the bridge that is two feet long and half a food wide. let me show you what it looks like on the upper deck. this is where the cries are putting in the new rebar so they can fill the hole with more concrete. two lanes of traffic on the upper deck are closed while they work on this, and they hope to be finished by midnight. the hole opened up and the rain and concrete down on the lower deck. there are no reports of injuries, but one cal trans worker tells us there was a large chunk of concrete attached to some rebar that was dangling over traffic on the lower deck. three lanes had to be shutdown on the lower deck and that caused a huge back up in downtown san francisco. >> i have been here for about two hours on the same street. i don't know why we are in this traffic. >> my dog is getting antsy back there. >> i don't know anything. i thought it was the giants game. >

dan ashley is off tonight. abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian is live at the boy's home with the latest. lisa? >> carolyn, still no sign of anyone inside the boy's home behind me. but i about speak with friends of the boy's father and they say they haven't seen him since sunday and perhaps he has flown to hawaii to bring his son home. >> i am very worried about that. i am very sorry. >> friends of the stowaway's father can't believe what happened. the man drives a yellow checkered cab with them. it was his son who they believe scaled a fence at mineta san jose international and hid in a high high an airlines wheel well for hours before landing in maui. in fact, he may have even been working that day driving his taxi to and from the airport. >> very nice guy. very hard working guy. >> but they didn't know anything about his personal life other than he is from somalia and he has a family. the family has been in seclusion . we are learning more about the team's emotions. they told an airport official he had a f

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dan ashley has the night off. authorities believe the body found is 50-year-old marie center missing since last nigh night. this is the second body found in less than a week on mount tam. lillian is live in marin county with the latest for us. lillian? >>reporter: carolyn, we are across the street from the mountain home in mill valley parking lot where the missing hiker parked her car. authorities say a body believed to be hers was found about half mail from here. investigators say 50-year-old marie center of mill valley an experienced hik hiker on mount tamalpiais. her body matching her description was found this afternoon on this area near the trail. she was hiking with a male friend on wednesday. but left to go to the car as getting dark. >> she may have possibly fallen maybe 40 to 50 feet down that the drainage. >>reporter: the coroner will determine the cause of death and perhaps whether foul play was involved. but investigators say at this point there appears to be no evidence of anything suspicious and they

ashley bridges is joining us live from vilonia, arkansas.horities have been busy ensuring another task, that the entire town stays on an overnight curfew to prevent looting. if you look at a neighboring state, millions of people are still bracing themselves for what happens if more tornadoes touchdown. >> it's moving to the right. >> reporter: this ominous sight is a wedge tornado, rolling in to northern mississippi. tupelo station, wtva was on the air when the tornado touched down. >> we're still on the air. >> reporter: the twister left a trail of destruction. in arkansas, homes and lives were tossed upside down after a powerful tornado tore through on sunday. >> we need to go around the back. >> some residents returned to their neighborhoods where their homes once stood. families sifting through the debris, salvaging whatever they could. more than a dozen people were killed when a powerful twister carved an 80-mile path of destruction through suburban little rock. the deadly tornado slammed in to the town of vilonia striking with enough f

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn johnson. breaking news, an explosion in san leandro. >> it happened near the corner of hisperion boulevard. >> lisa amin gulezian is there live with the latest for us. lisa? >> carolyn you can see it it is closed. chp is directing traffic away from this area. hazmat is also on the scene. the sheriff's department from alameda county and the fire department there is currently in the area, and they are investigating down the railroad tracks you can see behind me. there was an explosion and a fire under highway 238. it happened around 9:30 tonight. the fire is currently out, but investigators are talking to some people who may have been involved in the fire or seen the fire or have witnessed how it all started. but this is something that is still under investigation. it is still in its early stages. two people did suffer critical burns. they were rushed to an area hospital, but in the meantime investigators will be on the scene for quite some time. sources tell abc7 that this may have all started

ray are you dofl, ashley, len jordan, and michael costa, adelman. kevin fox. >> don't be shy. >> no. definitely not shy. at this point. but i do have a few notes because my eyes are not what they used to be. good morning, my name is ray rudolf and i have been a resident of san francisco for 38 years and i have done my share of volunteer work along the way but in 2010 i joined the lbgt advisory committee to the human rights commission and i first thing that i asked to see was the 2003 report that they did on seniors. and i noticed that there are about 80 recommendations and none of them were acted upon and so, i put forth the idea of having a senior workforce. so, the advisory committee voted on it and for two years, i did chair that committee and we put on the city wide panels and the focus at that point was about dialogue and getting the information out there and we put on the panel at the common wealth club on maximizing the voices in the political process and we put on a panel on aging, and agism and adultment and enter generational connections a

for sandhya, larry, carolyn and all of us here, i'm dan ashley.y kimmle, david due listening to tv. >> promptly taken into custody. >>> tiger woods will miss the masters for the first time in his career. he has pinched nerve in his back. he will need several weeks of rehab. he said he hopes to be back on the pga tour this summer. he last won at augusta, nine years ago. this year starts a week from tomorrow. >>> boston red sox visiting the white house. president obama thanked the team for their embrace of helping the city bounce back after the marathon bombings. big papi presenting mr. obama with a sox jersey, number 44, then posing for a selfie, which ortiz called an honor. >>> cedar rapids, iowa, folks are serious about keeping geese away from public areas. so bring in f.i.d.o. >> stands for foul intercepted dispersal officer. through go. chases away the geese like last year. >> pa he can chase it on land and wire. they say f.i.d.o. won't hurt them. like a bear, you're not getting away. it can climb the tree, get on the water. it is done. >> it i

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn johnson. it happened on south gate avenue a few blocks from seton medical center. cornell bernard is live tonight with crucial new evidence. cornell? >> carolyn, you know, the gunman is still on the loose tonight, and very little is known about him. his target may have been a doctor at this medical office. no one was hurt, but the drama put schools and a neighborhood on lock down. >> 7hd was over the chaotic scene in daly city minutes after someone reported a man with a gun inside a medical office run by seton medical center. police s.w.a.t teams swarmed the area. 60 employees along with patients inside were safely evacuated. a three-hour search of the building turned up nothing. >> we have no victims. we have no suspects at this point. >> earlier this evening bullet fragments were found on the second floor. the same area where a doctor reported seeing a man in his 60s with a gun. minutes later heard a shot. >> the doctor did not immediately recognize this person. we are investigating if this

ashley merchant, rebecca rose woodland, thank you. >> thank you, jon.emembering the devastation of a deadly fertilizer explosion one year later. do you remember this? the tributes to the victims, we'll get you up-to-date on this story. >>> plus, hillary clinton's legacy as secretary of state, something to be proud of or not? our panel debates her foreign policy pluses and minuses, next. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] help brazil reduce its overall reliance on foreign imports with the launch of theountry's largest petrochemical operation. ♪ when emerson takes up the challenge, "it's never been done before" simply becomes consider it solved. emerson. ♪ jenna: well, "happening now," a somber milestone for the town of west texas. it's been one year since this deadly explosion at a fertilizer plant leaving the community just devastated. the town is planning to honor those victims today with a special memorial service. arthel has more from our newsroom. >> reporter: well, it was the end of a routine day when the explosion at that fertilizer point plant shattered live

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn johnson.ing news, an explosion in san leandro. >> it happened near the corner of hisperion boulevard. >> lisa amin gulezian is there live with the latest for us. lisa? >> carolyn you can see it it is closed. chp is directing traffic away from this area. hazmat is also on the scene. the sheriff's department from alameda county and the fire department there is currently in the area, andinvestigating ae investigating down the railroad tracks you can see behind me. there was an explosion and a fire under highway 238. it happened around 9:30 tonight. the fire is currently out, but investigators are talking to some people who may have been involved in the fire or seen the fire or have witnessed how it all started. but this is something that is still under investigation. it is still in its early stages. two people did suffer critical burns. they were rushed to an area hospital, but in the meantime investigators will be on the scene for quite some time. sources tell abc7 that this may have all started

dan ashley is off tonight.news reporter lisa amin gulezian is live at the boy's home with the latest. lisa? >> carolyn, still no sign of anyone inside the boy's home behind me. but i about speak with friends of t they father and they say they haven't seen him since sunday and perhaps he has flown to hawaii to bring his son home. >> i am very worried about that. i am very sorry. >> friends of the stowaway's father can't believe what happened. the man drives a yellow checkered cab with them. it was his son who they believe scaled a fence at mineta san jose international and hid in a high high an airlines wheel well for hours before landing in maui. in fact, he may have even been working that day driving his taxi to and from the airport. >> very nice guy. very hard working guy. >> but they didn't know anything about his personal life other than he is from somalia and he has a family. the family has been in seclusion . we are learning more about the team's emotions. they told an airport official he had a fight with

i later found out the little girl's name was ashley. i said, what would you like to say?erious as she could, she said, governor, we are already late for lunch. thinking, this kid does not ear that the r governor of the state is parked in one of these little chairs. and of all those goals in the entire state, i picked hers to come read to her. no, it was wednesday, and it was corndog day at georgia elementary. and the only thing she was interested in was making sure she got to the cafeteria before the corndog scott called. my staff made fun of me for months over that. but i've often thought about it and here's what it taught me. that little girl going to school that day did not think whole lot other than she wanted to get to the cafeteria on time so her corndog would still be warm. wish left there thinking i that every kid in america would only have to worry about the warmth of their corndog. i wish the biggest worry that kid will ever have in her life is getting to the cafeteria on time. but the harsh reality? i'm afraid that there are a lot of kids in america that will h

>> ashley tisdale. >> that's ashley tisdale's mercedes? >> yeah. >> and how do you know that was her car? >> i was following her car the other day and i took a picture of the license plate. >> that is creepy. that's some creepy [ bleep ]. >> it is a bit, but also a bit like investigative work. >> do you ever feel creepy? >> yeah, sometimes. to sit there and wait for somebody to come out of a building, it has an element of stalkerism to it. >> we're just two creepy guys in an escalade sitting outside. >> yeah. >> if we get this picture coming out of pilates in her exercise gear, how much will you get out of that? >> probably about a thousand bucks. >> you know what celebrities need, berkas. >> her we go! >> thank you, ashley! >> gotcha! >> done! >> nice. she looked right at you at the end. she was not happy. >> no, she wasn't. but here's the thing, i wasn't intrusive. i wasn't in her face. >> good job! let's get some lunch. how many days a week do you shoot? >> as a regular 9:00 to 5:00 as a job, pretty much five days a week, but there's ne

>> i don't think that's -- >> ashley, what's your answer?ountry in college campuses nationwide. when you have this whole movement for political correctness, it's only intensifying the need for this liberal culture to come out and show their intolerance. this is what's happening with professors. students are being sent away for conservative values. >> should he be fired? >> yes. here's the thing, the university came out with a statement and said these things can happen in the classroom because teachers can say what they want. that is absolutely ridiculous. we support free speech and students who believe in their conservative beliefs, and everyone is entitled to their free speech. but for a professor to make those statements and say that conservatives are racist, that was out of line. >> jason, how did you know to record -- are you with a conservative group and that's why you recorded this specifically? >> i didn't record it because i'm affiliated with any specific group. i was listening to what he had to say. it started with a poem. the poem

>> ashley tisdale. >> that's ashley tisdale's mercedes? >> yeah. >> and how do you know that was her car? >> i was following her car the other day and i took a picture of the license plate. >> that is creepy. that's some creepy [ bleep ]. >> it is a bit, but also a bit like investigative work. >> do you ever feel creepy? >> yeah, sometimes. to sit there and wait for somebody to come out of a building, it has an element of stalkerism to it. >> we're just two creepy guys in an escalade sitting outside. >> yeah. >> if we get this picture coming out of plilates in her exercise gear, how much will you get out of that? >> probably about a thousand bucks. >> you know what celebrities need, berkas. >> her we go! >> thank you, ashley! >> gotcha! >> done! >> nice. she looked right at you at the end. she was not happy. >> no, she wasn't. but here's the thing, i wasn't intrusive. i wasn't in her face. >> good job! let's get some lunch. how many days a week do you shoot? >> as a regular 9:00 to 5:00 as a job, pretty much five days a week, but there's n

and dan ashley gets a science lesson at san francisco's exploratorium.nd out how much human energy it takes to produce electricity. >> welcome back. we are starting off this half-hour with a look at the weather with lisa argen. >> good morning, oakland. 54 for you. 52 los gatos. looks like fog is all the way out toward the delta. it will take a little bit of time for them to clear but once they do, a northerly wind takes over and that will allow for mostly sunny skies all over the bay and temperatures a little hard to reach the 80s. those will be out toward the valley. but we will be close. in the upper 70s at some of our warmest locks. mid-10s for the santa clara valley and up toward santa rosa will enjoy the mid-70s. a little bit of southern fog. we will pinpoint the week ahead which features a couple of days of warmer than average temperatures. that's coming up in a few minutes. matt. >> thank you, lisa. developing news. authorities are look for clues into the cause of a massive six alarm fire that destroyed a warehouse in berkeley. fire broke out jus

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