the hollywood reporter asked lee what he thinks of san francisco being destroyed so often on the bign. it's been blown up invaded, targeted with chemical weapons and rampaged by monsters in at least two dozen movies. lead said san francisco's starring role should earn our city an oscar nomination a. spokesperson says it makes sense the city is often a backdrop because it's a desirable place to make movies. coming up next on abc 7 news at 9:00, a rare sight and scent bringing visitors to the uc-berkeley campus. and when the bay area is expected to heat up this week. drew is up with the forecast. >>> the giants inch closer to first place in the west. matt duffy powers hudson to check this out. with xfinity home we get 24/7 professional monitoring and video monitoring we can watch on our own tv. that's way better than our old security system. [metal clanking] [chip crunching] [baby crying] don't be old fashioned. xfinity customers, add xfinity home for $29.95 a month for 12 months. plus get a free security camera. call 1-800 xfinity or go online today. >>> something that wreaks is drawi

the hollywood reporter asked lee what he thinks of san francisco being destroyed so often on the big . it's been blown up, invaded, targeted with chemical weapons and rampaged by monsters in at least two dozen movies. lee said, san francisco's starring role in recent hollywood movies should earn our city an oscar nomination mayoral spokesperson says it make sense that the city is a backdrop because it's a desirable place to make movies. check out the full article in the july 31st issue. >>> coming up next on abc7 news at 6:00 a rare sight and scent bringing visitors to the uc berkeley campus. when the bay area is expected to heat up this week, meteorologist drew tuma is up next with the forecast. >> i'm colin resch. tim hudson does something only 14 pitchers have done before. the duff man helped him to a >>> something that reeks is drawing huge crowds today in berkeley. we were at the university of california botanical guard ton see the rare endangered corpse flower nick named truedy, in full bloom. the plant just began to open up last night. it's known for its smell, similar to rotti

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i mean, ask lee or kenny about this. you know, they talk about everything and they talk it all out, which i think men or boys in bands don't -- >> less inclined to do? >> yeah. >> right? well let me continue to walk up to the edge of going into an abyss and ask one more question on this subject. >> yeah. >> so in 1994, you had a child. no one would ask thurston what's it like to be a dad and be in a band. >> right. >> but everybody feels compelled to ask a woman who has a child and tours, what's it like to be a rock 'n' roll mom. >> yeah. >> is this even a topic worth exploring? should people be thinking about you and people like you in this situation in terms like this? >> well, i think so, but i do think a lot of men get -- have resentment. no one thinks about how they feel. >> do you think men are victims in this case? [laughter]. >> a little bit, you know. no, i mean, it's hard to go away and leave your family. >> right. but your daughter, by all accounts, seems to be remarkable and has grown up in a way that would s

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san francisco should be recognized next award season in the latest issue the hollywood reporter asked leehat he things of san francisco being destroyed so often on the big scene and it has been blown up, inindividualed, targeted with chemical weapons and rampaged by machine steps in two dozen movies. he said the san francisco starring role should earn our difficult an oscar nomination. a spokesman said that it mays sense that the city is often a backdrop because it is a desirable place to make movies. check out the full article in the july 31 issue. >> today, one of the most beloved leading machine will be saying goodbye, luke spencer will check out of "general hospital," for if. the actor debuted as human being on the hit soap o when there was the wedding it attracted 31 million viewers. he is 68 and announced he will move to amsterdam and do theater. the farewell can be soon at 2:00 p.m. right here on abc7. >> the search is on in mel walk this morning after a new sighting of a lion like animal created an uproar for days. his closed the streets where it hand seen but searchers found noth

46-year-old doctor on right and her husband froze the embryos five years ago and they divorce asked new lee wants the embryos implanted but a form was signed directing they be redestroyed if divorced. her, husband is suing to have the agreement enforced. a judge will decide the case. >> former president george hr bush is okay after falling and breaking a bone in his neck. the none-year-old fell year at his summer home in maine and listed in "fair," condition at the portland medical center and will have to wear a next brace. >> jeb bush will be in the bay area today and is expected to stop by the headquarters of a company that helps people hire professionals to complete roths. bush is among the favorites in the crowd of republican field for 2016 raising $114 million this year outraising all other candidates. >> the united states women's soccer team boat out the warriors for best team to cap off the 23rd espy award. it was a big night for the bay area steph curry took home two for best male a least and bet nba player and steve kerr got best coach. and cal player was named best female athlete

racist and many people who read this novel and it has fueled a lot of speculation and people asking did harper leethe book to be published and asked if there are other novels out there from whom we do not know about and she is very private and not granted an interview in more than 30 years so those are questions at least for now may not have the answers to. >> jonathan martin from alabama. a discovery in the world of atomic science and using a colider and atom smashing machine and stumbled on a penta clark and may shed how everyday matter is constituted and they have been seeking one of these for decades and through the years there are claims of discovery that turned out to be false but this time scientists say they looked at the particle with a high level of certainty. nasa making history and a few hours ago the new horizon flew by the planet pluto and the closest nasa has gotten to the dwarf planet and we report. >> 3, 2, 1. [clears and applause] count down to the first space craft ever to get a close up of pluto. scientists believe new horizons flew by at 7:49 eastern time this morning getting

it happened because of mayor lee's watch. people asked me who supports this museum. if i said our biggest supporter is mayor lee. he's been with us the entire time and he believes in the tenderloin. what's interesting is all of us who you see here, we all have a long history, but what i learned in researching my book and for this museum is that mayors haven't done very much for the tenderloin in history. they talk a good game and come down for ribbon cutings and they give a lot to non-profit housing but when it comes to this it's been 15 years. we got lucky that mayor lee became mayor. i have to say when you look at the help we got from the mayor's office and when steve comes, he never comes to an event. steve came to this event and the support he gave to us. of course amy cohen and joaquin and someone who gave as much help, jeremy. i wish we had a closed circuit so jeremy knows all the help he gave us. that happens with mayor's in the title. that doesn't happen if you don't have a mayor who says i want all the staff to help the tenderloin. ed lee did that. wow furthe

he was from and i suffered, and asked lee, will anyhow. let's take that out of our vocabulary.duals are finding ways to team up with whatever they are in iraq or syria or jordan or kuwait or whether those groups are finding those networks here or europe or anywhere in the west. the inspiration as they are in the ideology and it's time to call it what it is. we cannot fight until we are ready to face in the last array. charles: that may give you the last word. what are your follow-up thoughts? >> we need to train our first responders. right now president obama has stripped all references to g.i., out of all of our counterterrorism training manuals. as far as firsters honors and those who protect our concern, jihadist basically yoga. it is like a lobbyist for the soul. that is nonsense. we need to start training those who are supposed to protect us by teaching them if anyone identifies jihads or starts talking about it on their social media, consider them as a potential terrorist. that is what needs to be done. what we are doing right now and status providing training that they d

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due to the affordability concerns hltd in the mayor ed lee asked for a research and part of the health care council one the key finding part-time employees and low wage earners couldn't find health care the mayor made amendment to the health security to look at the affordability of the health insurance for san franciscans in addition to the citywide interest open affordability health insurance affordability is an our that is heard across the nation and state a recent survey of participant in california state health insurance called covered california found 40 percent are struggling to pay their premiums the department of public health has 4 focus groups two of employers and two employees for the security ordinance we are heard the same thing employees cited the costs the chief concern of affording whether or not their insured or uninsured employers said they want to be able to over health insurance to their part time employees but not possible because of the cost or because the insures don't allow the employee employers plan to address those concerns the department of public health thr

san francisco mayor ed lee was asked about the possibility. the city was one of the four finalists with los angeles. the mayor is open to discussions but he hasn't spoken to anyone. and he says he has other priorities right now. >> i am going to focus on the residents of san francisco, the housing bound, congestion, making sure we have a strong economy. >> he hasn't ruled it out but he would have to consider the financial obligations. >>> they want to sell their interest in the oakland coliseum interest. the move would stream line negotiations with sports teams while allowing alameda county focus on county related issues. top nfl brass arrived in the area to meet about the prospicts of building a new stadium in -- prospects of building a new stadium in oakland. >>> richmond teaming up with chevron to help kids pay for college. a promise program announced today. the program is aimed at helping hundreds of high school students pay for tuition. ktvu's rob roth tells us chevron is also hoping the program improves its relationship with the 80 and t

we ask mayor ed lee about whether it is a possibility. >> a community gets ready to pay tribute to a police sergeant who was killed in the line of duty. female announcer: right now at sleep train get up to 48 months interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. save hundreds on beautyrest. or choose $300 in free gifts with stearns & foster. the triple choice sale is on now at sleep train. >>> now that boston is out, los angeles is reaching out to the bay area with an idea for a joint bid for the 2024 summer olympics. it doesn't seem that mayor ed lee is on board and isn't convinced. ktvu's keba arnold with what mayor ed lee is saying about the idea. >> reporter: after talking about his budget today mayor ed lee answered questions, one had to do with a possible olympic bid and in short after listening to the mayor it sounds like don't hold your breath. mayor ed lee said he is open to discussions but he is not pursuing the games. san francisco one of the four finalists. mayor ed lee said there has been talk about renewing the bid but he has not spoken to anyone with the olympic committee. h

think this is a group that would be happy to take a photo with the jet general can i ask leader pelosi and mayor ed lee and our co-host shuttering and charles before we close it out with the leader of the campaign charles come up we'll do a quick photo bear with us >> that was beautiful. >> thank you very much we're almost here. (clapping.) >> thanks very much. >> one more video you'll love it. >> nice to see you. >> so if you can bear with me we'll show you the video that started it you'll see force behind free and equal mr. charles radcliff charles (clapping.) >> thank you rick i thank you everybody for honoring us with your presence today a host allows me to talk about the equal campaign i'm thrilled i get to do this in this place what i harvey milk and day when we're making history in the tes harvey milk taught us so much one of the things he taught us the power of hope he understood how governor hope and so for the most feel the most those sister if you want to change such got to break the silence and get people talking his inspiration is the inspiration for the freedom campaign at that time of nu

. >>> what mayor ed lee said when asked what he thought about the trend of san francisco being destroyedn movies. join us at 6:00. >>> a furniture company has come up with a way to make a common distract at the din are table a little less extracting. ikea will soon start selling place mattes that include a pocket for your cell phone. the designer made the pocket fab rib thin enough that you can see through to your text. so much for dinner conversations. don't know if that's less or more of a distraction. no phones at the table. that douse. for us at 5:00. see you at 6:00. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." lost at sea. two 14-year-old boys setting out on a fishing trip. vanishing hours later. the pleas from their desperate families, and the massive search to locate them. tonight, the disturbing find. >>> plan to kill. the journal belonging to the movie shooter gunman. details of his sinister plan inside. as families prepare to say good-bye to the two young women whose lives he took. >>> up in flames. the fast-moving fire at a las vegas hotel. 14 stories high. a rooftop pool turned into

lee and others to make this possible. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> thank you (clapping.) now i'd like to ask you know annie annie choung. >> mayor sxhieshgz may i announces everyday you're coming to the square clubhouse. >> (laughter) this morning i was kind of worried we captain david has been wonderful every time we have to do something major he sends the officers to gentle talk to the folks outside and there's a nice environment but thank you to rec and park i wish they were here to see how both sarah and i from the c y c have been able to work siding with rec and park to bring this for the youth and residents in chinatown but today, i want on on behalf of the elderly on behalf of the self-help to ask our seniors today to give a big big applause to mayor ed lee (clapping) speeding i want to announce that as of july thanks to tom from dbi and mayor ed lee and supervisor christensen we sarah and myself are going to put on weekly education working groups so the idea starting on july 20th we'll have a class every monday in the afternoon and go around you know and sign up all of the residents

april 9, lee asked great for terms and the army stopped fighting. by the end of the ceremonial finish, most people heard rumors if not bona fide news reports only's capitulate -- lee's capitulation. surrendering to sherman at armies further north laid down. the war ended in early april. grant later remembered he was "sad and depressed" at what you call "the downfall of a foe that has suffer so much for a cause though it was one of the worst for which a people ever fought." going to explore the surrender in more detail tomorrow morning so i would like to shift my focus to the broader perspective i mentioned earlier. among america's anticipating the war's end, they all wonder what the postwar world would look like. from was white northerners, most importantly is the united states would behold. significant today often overlooked. we assume the inevitability of a unified america's direction -- stretching from the atlantic campus they fit. at the time, they are repudiating from the stars of the conflict abraham lincoln described as a contest over the viab

her work encounters new leaders and the united states honors harper lee ask for or outstanding contribution to the great literary tradition of america. [applause] [applause] >> to mark the upcoming release of "go set a watch man" booktv is airing specials about harper lee all weekend. go to booktv.com for air dates and times. >> pamela paul, what is your job? >> i am the editor of "the new york times" book review. >> what does that mean? >> i edit the section that has been put out over sunday since 1986. >> how many people work on the new york times book review? >> it is about 16 people. >> what do they do? >> so we have editors, who we call review editors of the session. they have to go through the hundreds of books we get and decide which ones are worthy of review and try to come up with people who think they would be good at reviewing them. >> what is your job? >> i am a preview editor meaning i go through books in a number of non-fiction categories and sign and edit reviews and the like. >> how many books do you look at a week? >> when you look at this? this is not a week but i'm moving

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bottom line, ask your doctor about linzess today. >> pelley: harper lee's long-awaited second novel willout in a few hours. the title comes from this line in the bible "go set a watchman and let him report what he sees." lee's watchman is the hero of "to kill a mockingbird," but spoiler alert, he's a hero no more. here's michelle miller. >> reporter: as book sellers prepare for the midnight release of "go set a watchman," fans of harper lee's first work, "to kill a mockingbird," are shocked. >> i don't want to read the book. >> reporter: on twitter, they're saying, "i just can't deal with the idea of a racist finch." the atticus -- atticus finch we know is now a very different man. played by gregory peck in the movie, finch defends a black man wrongly accused of rape. atticus finch is considered one of the greatest literary heros in history but now in "watchman," a bombshell revealed by his daughter, a grown-up scout, 20 years later, atticus finch is a segregationist with ties to the ku klux klan. >> aty cuss broke scout's hart. he's breaking all our hearts. >> reporter: remember that le

. >> reporter: lee is asking a judge to allow her to implant her eggs that were fertilized by her ex-husband. >> he doesn't want to have a biological child with lee. >> reporter: if a child is born finley could be held financially responsible. in court documents his lawyers argue that his ex-wife doesn't have legal rights to implant the embryos. in 2010 the couple signed meddle waivers detailing consent at ucsf medical center where the five embryos are being stored. today a university spokesperson released a statement staying in part "all patients are informed about treatment and preservation process. they can give informed consent about how their embryos should be handled in the future." lee's attorney says the consent form is not legally binding. legal experts say the judge's ruling in this case may change that. >> the goal is not just to resolve the case for this couple but to give guidance to clinics across the united states. >> reporter: a similar case out of chicago last month. a court ruled in favor of a woman, a cancer survivor who wanted the use of her embryo even though her boyfrie

the judge will make her decision and i asked what if dr. lee loses and her attorney said they would re-evaluate and move on from there. >>> growing and growing mystery case. thank you. >> fascinating one to hear as well. >>> trying to piece together a deadly shooting surrounded by odd circumstances. the victim was still alive in his van that crashed into the side of the social security office on fontane road. the man later died at the hospital. officers were going door-to-door and nearby hotels looking for possible witnesses. there were no arrests or motive. >> firefighters spent most of the morning putting out hot spots in east bay. flames broke out about 3:00 in the morning. industry road in pittsburg. distinguishing the flames was more of a challenge because of live power wires tangling overhead. no one hurt. >> a suspect is in custody following an hour long chase. it spanned two counties. around 9:30 last night officers tried to stop a vehicle in mission valley. the car sped off and on to 580. the driver then got on the 680 and topped almos

>> mayor lee things the city of san francisco should be recognized next award season and mayor lee is askedabout san francisco being destroyed is on ten on the big scream moan up invaded, targeted by chemical weapons and invaded by monsters, with the role in hollywood movies earning our city an oscar nomination, it is often a backdrop because it is a desirable place to make movies. >> that is right. plus we have "the rock," and we have had the best the best. >> slap dunk for the record books must see move by up and coming basketball player making him a viral sensation. >> record setting fine over bopped recalls, a problem landing fiat and chrysler with millions in fines. >> covering san rafael, south bay, pleasanton and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> a look from the sutro tower a beautiful shot of the golden gate bridge in san francisco this morning. things are heating up this week. be prepared for the hot temperatures. >> boy scouts of mechanic expect to officially end the batch on gay scout leaders today. it is not clear how it will back church-based groups who oppose the ban to

>> i think it tells you that harper lee actually really doesn't like being asked questions. >> reporterwhile the atticus finch in the new book, "go set a watchman," holds racist views and denounces integration, the atticus of to kill a mockingbird has long been held up as an example of courage. in murphy's film, "harper lee: american masters," celebrities and authors discuss the impact to kill a mockingbird had on their lives. >> this was one of the first books i wanted to encourage other people to read. you know, read this book, read this book, read this book! >> scout, simply by the nature of the work, every lawyer gets at least one case in his lifetime that affects him personally. the small town, the personal relationships, the place of a lawyer, the place of race in the south, it's all encapsulated in that and again he wasn't mounting some altar to give her a sermon. >> reporter: and in murphy's film, civil rights leader andrew young says the atticus of "mockingbird" represents a generation of lawyers who helped bring about the civil rights movement. >> for me, he represents a gener

. >> when asked to comment about the novel, harper lee said in a statement earlier this year, i'm humbled and amazed that this will now be published after all these years. in her statement lee said when she first submitted the book in 1957 her editor urged her to go back and rework the story. that's how ""to kill a mocking bird"" came out. >> a lot of changes, different plot. it seems like a lot to behold. thanks a lot. book critic maureen coragon said she has read the book, and it does not reed like ""to kill a mocking bird"." >> this reads like a draft it reads much more like a failed sequel to ""to kill a mocking bird"." i think the novel can be useful in terms of discussion in terms of how people are essentially good could have very distorted bad ideas about race. atticus spouse theories that sound straight out of a you eugenics text book. >> it has set a record on amazon and it is the most pre-ordered book of all time. >>> thanks so much for joining us here on al jazeera. i'm morgan radford. >> no grexit. bringstsipras brings back a program be austerity on the eu's terms. but in the

asking. >> all right. thanks for bringing that up commissioner lee it is a good follow-up to a couple of months ago >> any other commissioners questions or comments if not any public comment on item this i don't see any the late item request for future items anything anybody want to bring up remind people our first meeting 40 in september a cancelled and the first in august hfa happens to be your anniversary party is it is not quite a meeting that will go to permit and sorry. >> doesn't we have an august. >> august 22nd. >> august 22nd is scheduled for our entertainment commission retreat for all of us the idea we do strategic planning if you can get your thoughts going about - >> no. >> not yet we'll prepare that in the next couple of weeks. >> the date. >> august 22nd is a saturday, i building from 9 to one. >> do we have a location for that no. >> so we have a meeting on the 18 and the retreat on the 22nd correct. >> i just want to inform you i'll not be at the retreat i'll be at a wedding but i'll be at the 18 meeting. >> if we want to have our vice chair we'll have to look at another date okay. so it