ashley, ashley. >> paramedics arrived to find stacey's daughter ashley close to death. next to her was a suicide note along with an empty bottle of sleeping pills and an empty bottle of vodka. >> there is a suicide note in which she claims responsibility not only for the death of david castor but also for the death of her own father, michael wallace. >> mommy, i did this because i love you. i couldn't let daddy be mean to you and me anymore. once i put the anti-free in daddy's gatorade, it took only a day or so, and when they dug daddy up, i knew what was going to happen. they think you did it, but you didn't. it was me. >> but investigators were now faced with a dilemma. was ashley truly capable of a double homicide? >> if ashley wallace killed michael wallace, she would have only been 12 years old at the time and could a 12-year-old really formulate such an elaborate murder scheme? >> and if ashley didn't survive, they might never know. >> my biggest fear was that ashley was going to die because her vitals would crash and then they would spike back up and that's one t

ashley: we shall see. the officials in geneva talking about the iranian nuclear program. >> that is a big yawn. ashley: i have to mention it because here we are talking again, can we trust iran? >> i ran has been they want out of this. as the sanctions were lifted, there is so much market pressure for companies and countries to do business with iran it to be impossible to pose sanctions. the middle east looks at us. ashley: what does that do for israel? >> israel is in a very difficult position. they say we will destroy israel and have the ability to do so. we are at the beginning of what could be a generational conflict. country to country to country, tribe to tribe to tribe. ashley: thank you so much, kt mcfarland. now the word of the evening, exploitation. to take advantage of a personal situation for one's own ends. exploitation. a court case allege in the exultation of college athletes began in california today could change college sports forever. it took five years to get to this point the former ucl

ashley: what does your software do?ly automate the process between the multiplier and the last company and we do that globally for them, to make the interaction with the supply team much more efficient and at the same time, we can get small business all the data they need to get better finance and get the payment. ashley: how much do the big companies rely on lag time before they pay off suppliers, would they not be concerned with this? >> after 2008, it was a worry you have to cash off on the balance sheet. you are hurting supply chain, you don't get cheaper product, you don't get cheaper price. if you can get the 2 trillion in half, you have a 1 trillion in money, you don't put effect on the company's investment. ashley: have you taken this concept and boldly gone into the silicon valley. how has that gone? >> trade ship is a global company. we have 200 employees in 25 countries. silicon valley was the last for us. it's of course the tech capital of the world, you have to be there, we have strong partners, intuit, pay

ashley's attitude was, why don't you have your door locked while you're taking a shower? >> olamide and ashley had recently decided to live separately. >> olamide didn't want to be around this girl anymore. according to olamide's close friends from home, this girl seemed to be a bad influence on olamide, and they were concerned about olamide's relationship with this girl. >> i heard them have a couple of fights sometimes. you know, i'd be on the phone and they'd be fighting with each other. and she wasn't normal when she fought with her. it wasn't the olamide that i knew. >> ashley todd martin vehemently denied any involvement in olamide's disappearance, but police thought her constant appearances on television newscasts to discuss olamide were suspicious. >> it's like, i feel bad, i feel guilty, but i'm just glad that you don't have to sit here and wonder whether she's being hurt

ashley a painter whose art folk owes pop culture. uses the social media site instagram to showcase her work. and on skype from new york, he is the first ever chief digital officer for the metropolitan museum of art. thank you all for joining us. so we are talking about art becoming more accessible to the masses. and it doesn't get more accessible than being on the side of a building. talk about what street art is and what its purpose is. >> i guess like there is -- i guess there is a lot of different reasons for artists entering the realm of the streets to display their artwork. but it's pretty much under the idea that yo you were just mentioning it's really all about the art won't do much if it's not able to get to the masses. and street art is individuals essentially directly putting it in the public realm to start conversation. to get a little notoriety behind their name. but it's this direct desire to reinvent a location i guess through art. street art something that has really changed a lot in the modern era due to the internet.

>> ashley is trying to put a chicken in an egg that doesn't make accepts.ave to have a work force that competes in a 21st century global combhe economy. without that the u.s. prowess is out of the window. and we'll not be the leading nation and technologically invested. the president is welcomed for the congressional support. but the other side of the aisle is rather put tax breaks for millionaires and billionaires over helping to grow the young people and economy. and builds a stronger america. >> in response to that, ashley. tax breaks help to create jobs. junior is shaking his head. i will get you to get to it in a second. and ashley what is the solution if not reducing the monthly payments and forgiving great for a greater amount of people with loans, then where should the president use his executive power? >> he is use it to create jobs for young people. his record on that is dismal. he went around and promised that people would not have to live from paycheck to paycheck. i wonder where all of the paychecks are, jenna? that is something that needs to b

. >> ashley satterfield was 8 years old when her mother was killed. she was 18, in college and trying to move on with her life. one day, ashley took her car in for repairs and those repairs changed the course of the investigation. >> this girl came in with a little red honda and she got an oil change, and i was like, man, she was just in here a couple of weeks ago. and they were like, yeah, that's ashley satterfield. you know dana satterfield that was murdered. and they said, that's her daughter. and i said, i didn't know she had kids. >> this man is an automatic mechanic and knew something about dana satterfield's murder, or at least thought he did. >> just by seeing ashley and her being her mother, i had to give them some closure. >> ten years earlier, when the auto mechanic was in high school, his friend, jonothan vick, gave him a ride home. vick was driving a white ford bronco with blue trim, like the one parked near the crime scene. >> i'm going to go get a haircut tonight. >> a haircut? >> he says he was going to go get his hair cut. i was like,

." >>> good evening, i'm ashley banfield in for erin burnett tonight, and breaking news "outfront" tonight, just moments ago, top obama administration officials finished briefing the entire house of representatives on the prisoner swap and the release of u.s. army sergeant bowe bergdahl. behind closed doors, the administration made its case for the trade. one american soldier for five taliban officials. it is a deal that certainly has created a lot of firestorm, a lot of controversy for this administration, and it's also raised some concerns from both parties on a number of fronts. not discluding the proof of life video that helped -- that officials say helped them determine bergdahl's life was at risk. the charge that the obama administration broke the law when it failed to give congress 30 days' notice before releasing those phi taliban officials from guantanamo bay. and the possibility that those officials will return to the terror battlefield. our dana bash is on capitol hill tonight with all of the details. so they've just walked out. brief me, tell me what went on. what did they hear

david: i want to ask ashley a final question about interest rates. i know a lot of people are shocked, i know peter was shocked they stayed down and even went down further while they were expected to go up. is there any view, ashley, why interest rates are so low and whether there is expected up tick at you will? >> that is interesting, isn't it? we heard perhaps the by the end of the first quarter of next year we'll see the interest rates move up. i think it's really comes down to those that believe that the economy, what state it is in at this point. i think if you look at wage growth in this country, very, very slow. if you look at inflation, go into the supermarket right now, it is starting to move up as far as prices go that is. for the economy as a whole i think it continues to struggle because of that. interest rates will probably remain low for a while. we look at treasury yield, someone said down to 2.5% no doubt next three months. we'll see. david: lo, low rates. thank you very much, peter and john. good to see you both. ashley and michael,

ashley: 40 seconds. what you won't? and independent investigation of ars? >> yes, i do. i think it's impossible for the department of justice who is institutionally incapable of investigating this. i want to see an independent prosecutor that has full prosecutorial ability in the

i'm larry beil in for dan ashley. >> and i'm ama dates. other breaking news, police say they arrested a man behind a series of arsons that terrorized san francisco for weeks. >> the arrest happening a short time ago. earlier this week police released these pictures of the alleged arson nest. many of the fires he is suspected of setting occurred at construction sites in san francisco south of market district over the past several weeks. >> police are not releasing information on the identity of the suspect arrested only that an arrest has been made. more details will be available tomorrow. we will continue to follow this story on air and on-line. our breaking news coverage continues on twitter at abc7 news bay area. >>> wait until you see how brazen a mail thief was in san francisco. the man got away with a major haul after breaking into mailboxes in a pacific heights apartment building. cornell bernard joins us live with the story. cornell? >> ama, tenants living in this building on edge after a man broke into the lobby and stole all of th

i'm larry beil in for dan ashley. >> and amai'm ama dates. other breaking news, police say they arrested a man behind a series of arsons that terrorized san francisco for weeks. >> the arrest happening a short time ago. earlier this week police released these pictures of the alleged arson nest. many of the fires he is suspected of setting occurred at construction sites in san francisco south of market district over the past several weeks. >> police are not releasing information on the identity of the suspect arrested only that an arrest has been made. more details will be available tomorrow. we will continue to follow this story on air and on-line. our breaking news coverage continues on twitter at abc7 news bay area. >>> wait until you see how brazen a mail thief was in san francisco. the man got away with a major haul after breaking into mailboxes in a pacific heights apartment building. cornell bernard joins us live with the story. cornell? >> ama, tenants living in this building on edge after a man broke into the lobby and stole all of th

ashly -- ashley, why are they not excited about this?resting, michael's pricing at the lower end of its scale there at $17. it's an interesting question, liz, why not excited? look, it started at 17, dipped to 16.65 early in the session now just above, barely, where it started the day. i think concerns about this store, they say they plan to open 40-45 stores this year. but debt is a big problem. it stood at some $3.7 billion at the end of last month, and i think there's a concern that the money raised here is just going to pay down debt. also has a lot of competition out there from amazon online and walmart and so on. so the question is, does it have the reach? it doesn't have a strong web presence east. so all of those concerns, we've seen somewhat of a lackluster opening for michaels. liz: you know what i'm wearing right now, ashley? something that was made with stuff from michaels. yes, the string box phenomenon. my daughter is huge into it, if i don't wear it, she has a fit. so at least it matches the outfit today. but, yes, the spr

ashley: i am really from iowa. i see mr. varney is not in today, not shorties' recovering from the world cup game yesterday. let's take a look at the debut. $17 a share, came out of the gate and moved lower but on the way back, 1701. we can say that it is above the initial share price of 1701. we will keep an eye on this, no go froms, continues to just go from sprint to sprint. charles: kind of inauspicious. i want to look at shares of nike, the reported last night higher profits, certainly be what the street was expecting, stock was higher than that. joining us is the author of what great ranch did. you are saying nike will beat adidas when it comes to the world cup. >> yes. nike is this superior marketing company. they understand having a great product is only the beginning. you need to connect with people emotionally and that is what they do in their advertising and sponsorship. charles: they have another problem too, taking down these ads that show luis juarez showing his teeth. i saw a lot of pictures on the internet, a

i find ashley and michelle to be people who should say if i have a kid i want to make sure my family can stay together and i don't want to have to choose between my job and my family. >> juan's only answer is federal government. what makes us better is making us freer, not more dependent on others or government. >> i value a free society. i value a free society. i don't want people to take care of me. >> i have completely lost control of this block. we ran out of time. it is obviously a hot topic and great debate. you can continue the conversation on twitter. trending 22 weeks in a row. keep the tweets coming like this one. says obama should move to france if he likes socialist lifestyle so much. i just tweeted obama economics is an oxymoron. >>> the irs scandal exploding on capitol hill but you would never know it unless you are watching fox. another scandal the mainstream media is ignoring next. >> one big difference, the bad guy on the street doesn't get to have his friends run the [ rippling ] [ male announcer ] what if... [ crunching, rumbling ] ...it were possible... [ low-pitc

. >> bring up ashley. >> hello, everyone. >> hi. >> i'm very short. >> me, too. >> thank you. so i'm ashley the community partnership manager for wicks on a platform that empowers small business owners to help them develop their website and understand the business community and better develop product so we do a lot of workshops and classes but will be doing an occasional event or bring together a mixer he or work on doing a speed dating invite and people that are putting up a tech produce so we did the outreach to the mission bay action committee and hockney spoke with them last week they fooemd seemed to be happy about the community outreach and i also handed outlay out of the floor space i have as well as if you want to see that that shows our event space is one hundred percent in the interior we'll not be doing anything outside 83 and it's facing away from the residential side of the building so the residents are separated and i think that's everything. any questions >> commissioner hyde. >> so you're talking about like bands occasional every once again. >> maybe a dj once

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama dates. she was shot after the sheriff's department says she went after a deputy with a knife. >> abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is live where people gathered to remember her. cornell? >> dan, about a hundred people came to this vigil demanding answers. meantime, the sheriff's department defending its use of deadly force. there was music, prayers and candles for 18-year-old garcia. these people are demanding justice. tony read a statement trans plated by the -- translated by the family's priest. >> we want an investigation of what happened. >> he was shot and killed by the sheriff deputy. he responded to the p oi nt road after reports of a woman with a knife. this witness says he quickly turned the knife on the deputy. we agreed not to show her face on camera. >> i saw her chasing the car with the knife in her happened and holding -- in her hand and holding it like this. >> he was in a position where a woman was wielding a knife at him and to the point he was in fear for his life. in that

. >> ashley remains confident in the community and coffee. in oakland, abc 7 news. >> tense moments in san leandro tonight started as officers were attempting to arrest the man wanted for violent felony. police say he barricaded himself in a house on washington avenue. officers closed down streets and told people to shelter in place. stay put. suspect eventually surrendered. no one was injured. >> firefighters quickly knocked down a grass fire burning near college in free mont. start after 5 this evening and threatened some building and large array of solar panel. we were overhead as you can see and crew douse the flames. got it under control reasonably quickly. contained to 3 and a half acres. >> talk between muni and the workers have broken off. both sides have been in negotiations since february over a pay increase. last week drivers held a 3 day sick out which cripple public transit in san francisco as we reported to you at the time. so now muni sent a letter warning the union that it if it does not return to the bargaining table and reac

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama dates.u want to know more, we posted seven things you need to know about the new three-feet safety law on our website. >> on jimmy kimmle, emily blunt. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- emily blunt, from "shark tank", daymond john, and music from the birds of satan. with cleto and the cletones. and now, fasten your safety belts, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, everybody. i'm jimmy, the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for being here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for joining us on "air

i'm dan ashley. for larry beil and sandhya patel, we appreciate your time.continues on-line, twitter, facebook and all of your mobile devices. our next newscast is at 4:30 tomorrow morning. tune in and stay tuned. right now on jimmy kimmle, johnny knoxville. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- johnny knoxville. dave salmoni with animals. and music from timeflies. with cleto and the cletones. and now, first of all, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you very much. that's very nice. i'm jimmy, host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming to visit us here. my wife, guillermo a

we have ashley pratt with young america foundation. ashley, welcome to the show. we have really disturbing numbers here. 67% of students graduating with debt between 10,000 and $70,000. we know the averages is something like $30,000. what are steps you can take to get that debt under control? >> certainly, gerri, i think here what the most important thing for cents to remember, don't file for bankruptcy, whatever you do don't do that. there are ways to work with the lender to make your payment. you can have an interest-only payment where you work it out with the lender you can pay back interest. if you defer loans, and students looking to do that, 34% of them apparently are in the class of 2014, please know that interest does accrue on then. so you can actual pay back interest each month which is lower p perntage than what you are actually paying back. that is one important thing to remember. the other thing, gerri, there is income-based repayment. if you were able to work that out with your lender you could actually pay at a smaller percentage. so if you're makin

i'm dan ashley. they had hoped to find her before night fall, but nothing. here is who they are so desperately trying to find, ida roth child. the girl's family is staying at samuel p state park where the search started this afternoon. tiffany wilson is there live tonight. tiffany, no one wants ida . >> they do not, but tonight there is a full moon and it is offering a little more help for the search crews. ida was last seen in a pink terry cloth dress with white flowers on it. not much protection against the temperature that is supposed to dip down into the 40s and 50s. but deputies say that temperature is survivable. have you seen this face? have you seen this child? questions these fathers spent hours asking. >> somebody got to find her. i know her parents are devastated by the situation. >> what was going through your mind when you were calling out, ida? ida? >> it is scary. it is a scary moment. >> members of the california conservation corp helped look for ida roth child. she was last seen at her family's camp site around noon. this evening marin -- ma

i'm larry beil in for dan ashley. >> and i'm ama dates. other breaking news, police say they arrested a man behind a series of arsons that terrorized san francisco for weeks. >> the arrest happening a short time ago. earlier this week police released these pictures of the alleged arson nest. many of the fires he is suspected of setting occurred at construction sites in san francisco south of market district over the past several weeks. >> police are not releasing information on the identity of the suspect arrested only that an arrest has been made. more details will be available tomorrow. we will continue to follow this story on air and on-line. our breaking news coverage continues on twitter at abc7 news bay area. >>> wait until you see how brazen a mail thief was in san francisco. the man got away with a major haul after breaking into mailboxes in a pacific heights apartment building. cornell bernard joins us live with the story. cornell? >> ama, tenants living in this building on edge after a man broke into the lobby and stole all of th

i'm dan ashley. she was at the drugstore picking up the prescriptions when it happened. a vicious attack at the cbs store on san pablo avenue in el cerrito. alan wang is there live with the story. alan, first off, how is she doing? >> police say she is expected to recuff, dan, but for an 89-year-old this can be life-threatening injuries. this crime happened here on sunday afternoon around 2:00 but police identified the suspect and issued an arrest warrant tonight. >> that's unbelievable. >> people are reacting to news that an 89-year-old woman was carjacked, beaten and knocked unconscious in the parking lot. >> where did he punch her? >> face and around the face. >> police say the man in this picture broke her collar bone and ribs after leaving the store and buying her medication at the pharmacy. the 82-year-old says it makes him feel vulnerable a. >> because of age. you react fast if somebody will hit you. >> the use of force is excessive. >> an 89-year-old woman, that is cowardly, basically. >> does this guy break rules on the street? >> he broke a lot of rules on the

when it was over, hall texted "i'm okay" to his wife, ashley, but she didn't know what he'd done until. >> ashley hall: he said he was sorry that he had put himself in that situation and that, you know, he realized that he could've been shot, and that would've left us without a husband and without a father. >> dad... >> pelley: there was a lot to leave behind. ashley works for the county, placing kids in foster care, and the halls have adopted four of those kids-- christian, quincy, and the twins mark and shawn. sheltering kids is a way of life for the halls, which is why he can't understand how school shootings have become a fact of life. >> frank hall: we need to change. we got to stop this from happening. i mean, i remember when columbine happened. everybody in the world knew what columbine was. i mean, i can't sit here and tell you every school that's had a school shooting now. we need to find ways to secure our schools better. we need to make a stand right now that our schools need to be the most important thing we have in this country-- not wall street, not capitol hill, our scho

i'm larry beil in for dan ashley. thank you for watching for colin and sandhya and everybody here at abc news that continues on line on twitter, face pook and all of your mobile devices. your mobile devices. ourl asked women if they have dry intimate skin. turns out, 1 in 5 of us do. let's do something about it. new vagisil moisturizing wash. the only wash created to cleanse and moisturize dry intimate skin. vagisil. your intimate health experts. second round that sent italy home. how he is not punished on the spot? how do you let biting go? >> he bit the hand that fed him, fifa, world cup. and ivory coast was just seconds away when they gave up the goal to greece. that was the deciding goal. greece winning the game, 2-1. moving on to the second round. greection greeks play costa rica. >> see what happens. now to what can best be summed up in just one word -- awkward. an event yesterday on capitol hill. seeing the video right now. congressional members arm in arm, for martin luther king jr., coretta scott king was the

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama dates.28-year-old brian butts is charged with child molestation. >> and cornell bernard is live where butts was a teacher. cornell? >> that's right. brian butts taught music at this art school in daly city and his bond and his bail was set at $1.5 million. police believe there could be more victims out there. parents are shocked to learn a sub staw suit -- substitute teacher was arrested for molesting some of his young students. 28-year-old brian butts taught piano and guitar between april and early june while the school's owner was in europe. a 13-year-old girl was the first to report the crime. >> during the course of lesson s was touching her in the chest area over the clothing on several occasions. >> two more girls said butts touched them the same way during lessons. >> it is not supposed to happen. oh my gosh. >> parents whose kids had no contact with butts are outraged. >> most of the time for these classes it is best if there is like two teachers in there. that's the best possible sc

. >> ashley remains confident in the community and coffee. in oakland, abc 7 news. >> tense moments in san leandro tonight started as officers were attempting to arrest the man wanted for violent felony. police say he barricaded himself in a house on washington avenue. officers closed down streets and told people to shelter in place. stay put. suspect eventually surrendered. no one was injured. >> firefighters quickly knocked down a grass fire burning near college in free mont. start after 5 this evening and threatened some building and large array of solar panel. we were overhead as you can see and crew douse the flames. got it under control reasonably quickly. contained to 3 and a half acres. >> talk between muni and the workers have broken off. both sides have been in negotiations since february over a pay increase. last week drivers held a 3 day sick out which cripple public transit in san francisco as we reported to you at the time. so now muni sent a letter warning the union that it if it does not return to the bargaining table and reac

i'm larry beil in for dan ashley. thank you for watching for colin and sandhya and everybody here at abc news that continues on line on twitter, face pook and all of your mobile devices. our >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, roseanne barr. eric dane. and music from tech n9ne with cleto and the cletones. and now, get it together. here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome to the show.

we'll talk about it with ashley merchant and brian silver and a former prosecutor.don't know what happened brian, but it sounds awfully suspicious that seven people all of whom were involved i the targeting of conservative groups. their e-mails from that period in question so manied to have disa pored. what happens if somebody finds out it was more than an accident? >> let me tell you something, as a trial lawyer, i don't believe in coincidence. there is no doubt something fishy is going on with the case. they took a problem and made it worse. now they are facing the possibility of contempt of congress and obstructing justice and you know what else? the felony of destroying and tampering with evidence. that will make this whole thing explode. not only investigated for the question and issue of the tea party and other things going on. but now conduct as it relates to the e-mails. and that's going to be the bigger problem to deal with. >> ashley brian doesn't believe in coincidence do you? >> i agree with brian on this. i think it is fishy and coincidental that all of

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama dates. she was shot after the sheriff's department says she went after a deputy with a knife. >> abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is live where people gathered to remember her. cornell? >> dan, about a hundred people came to this vigil demanding answers. meantime, the sheriff's department defending its use of deadly force. there was music, prayers and candles for 18-year-old garcia. these people are demanding justice. tony read a statement trans plated by the -- translated by the family's priest. >> we want an investigation of what happened. >> he was shot and killed by the sheriff deputy. he responded to the p oi nt road after reports of a woman with a knife. this witness says he quickly turned the knife on the to not to show her face on camera. >> i saw her chasing the car with the knife in her happened and holding -- in her hand and holding it like this. >> he was in a position where a woman was wielding a knife at him and to the point he was in fear for his life. in that quick decision

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i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama dates. 28-year-old brian butts is charged with child molestation. >> and cornell bernard is live where butts was a teacher. cornell? >> that's right. brian butts taught music at this art school in daly city and his bond and his bail was set at $1.5 million. police believe there could be more victims out there. parents are shocked to learn a sub staw suit -- substitute teacher was arrested for molesting some of his young students. 28-year-old brian butts taught piano and guitar between april and early june while the school's owner was in europe. a 13-year-old girl was the first to report the crime. >> during the cof lesson s was touching her in the chest area over the clothing on several occasions. >> two more girls said butts touched them the same way during lessons. >> it is not supposed to happen. oh my gosh. >> parents whose kids had no contact with butts are outraged. >> most of the time for these classes it is best iflike two tr like two teachers in there. that's the best possible scena

i'm dan ashley. she was at the drugstore picking up the prescriptions when it happened. a vicious attack at the cbs store on san pablo avenue in el cerrito. alan wang is there live with the story. alan, first off, how is she doing? >> police say she is expected to recuff, dan, but for an 89-year-old this can be life-threatening injuries. this crime happened here on sunday afternoon around 2:00 but police identified the suspect and issued an arrest warrant tonight. >> that's unbelievable. >> people are reacting to news that an 89-year-old woman was carjacked, beaten and knocked unconscious in the parking lot. >> where did he punch her? >> face and around the face. >> police say the man in this picture broke her collar bone and ribs after leaving the store and buying her medication at the pharmacy. the 82-year-old says it makes him feel vulnerable a. >> because of age. you react fast if somebody will hit you. >> the use of force is excessive. >> an 89-year-old woman, that is cowardly, basically. >> does this guy break rules on the street? >> he broke a lot of rules on the

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama dates. it started at about 3:45 this afternoon as a road side fire that spread into a neighborhood destroying one home. that neighborhood is in cordelia along interstate 680, a short distance from interstate 80. >> this is what it looked like at 5:00 p.m. it shows the front porch of a home on fire and a handful of firefighters trying to put it out. by 6:00 you can see another structure destroyed by fire. as sky 7hd zooms out they had hoses blasting the flames. and then at 7:00 you can see the remanence of the first house we showed you. it is now gone two hours later. all that remains is a pile of smoking, charred rubble and the field is blackened and burned, but the fire is out. >>> the wind was a problem for firefighters. sandhya patel was tweeting live updates. the winds had gusts up to 25 miles per hour. it was descry -- dry with just 22% relative humidity. >> one thing that helped firefighters were these water drops. they were dropping in with buckets to douse the flames. they contained

. >> reporter: ashley manning got her malaria shots before a mission to haiti this month. wasn't worried about the incurable chicken virus. >> just a about unof of mosquito rebel end with deet and hope you don't to get hit. >> reporter: ashley and another volunteer got bit. her sill to him showing up shortly after she returned home for georgia. >> my joints were hurting really bad. i was like getting really out of breath and i was like having a fever. 146789. >> reporter: she ended up in the hospital last wednesday. >> my temperature was really high so i was really does is a just counseled kind of out of it. >> reporter: because there is no cure doctors can only treat her systems. she was on crutches for a week before being able to walk on her own. but the rashes and joint pain continue. >> like right now if i do that, it hurts my wrists. it was really rough and i can only imagine what it was like -- what it's like to the people in the caribbean, haiti that are suffering with it right now without any kind of medication. >> again our have shell carey reporting. coming up, t

>> an interior camera records ashley hitting the button.a few customers retreat inside the store, along with the driver, whose uninjured. they can't leave because it's too dangerous. >> even though we were inside, we could feel the heat. we were waiting, because we thought the windows would shatter, there was so much heat. >> by the time a fire truck arrives, the car is fully engulfed. >> couldn't look away. you know, you were just fixated on it. when are they going to get this thing out? >> with firefighters on scene, eyewitness mark toy goes across the street to record the inferno using his cell phone camera. he captures emergency workers spraying a special foam. the flames draw back, belch thick plumes of smoke and steam. the firefighters disappear inside the cloud. as scary as that looks, in just two minutes, the foam does its job and the fire is out. >> as soon as they got it foamed, the entire area filled with smoke. it was smoldering for quite some time. >> inside the incinerated vehicle, firefighters discover remnants of toddler's c

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now ethan ashley spent most of the morning sweeping up glass.hen two vandals targeted his store. surveillance video showed one of the masked vandals ashley says he knows why. the night before the oakland planning commissioner planned a redevelopment plan that has been controversial. while the plan is intended to stimulate housing and new business, opponents say it will force long-time low income residents out. >> there was nothing here when i put this business in here. and you know, if you don't want to see it, you don't really see it. it's kind of out of the way. so i think people who live around here don't have a problem. i think it's just a cultural thing. these are anarchists that have a problem and anarchists feel a special connection to this neighborhood because of the lack of services and the presence of garbage everywhere. so i don't really understand their perspective. >> wednesday an anarchist group tweeted this picture urgology points to fight back by vandalizing the businesses. this is not the first time they have been targeted. they