commissioner bernal? >> commissioner bernal: just quickly, i think this requires a correction on page 6, the second to the last item. the aids fund, and then then it should be fully capitalized. >> i'll do >> commissioner bernal: thank you. >> president chow: oh, under -- i see. under description. >> commissioner bernal: correct. >> attachment a. >> president chow: thank >> commissioner bernal: thank you. >> president chow: with that correction, is there a motion to accept the proposed revisions? >> so moved. >> second. >> president chow: any further discussion? if not all those in favor? all those opposed? and this has been approved. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> thank you. i'll note there was no public comment arequest. item 11, other business. commissioners on your calendar just to remind you that august 7th is your community meeting and september 6th is the meeting with the -- the joint meeting with the planning commission to discussion the development agreement. >> we will have the report ahe

camila bernal has the latest.aising and defending his meeting with russian president vladimir putin but critics say that during the meeting, trump did not directly stand up for us intelligence and against russian interference in the 2016 elections. president donald trump: "i have great confidence in my intelligence people, but i will tell you that president putin was extremely strong and powerful in his denial today"after the meeting, the russian president continued to deny it.russian president vladimir putin: "russia as a state has never interfered with the internal affairs of the united states. or let alone its election." members of both sides of the disapproval sen. bob corker/ - r- tennessee: "it was saddening and disappointing to see our intelligence agencies on parody with the words that were coming out of president putin's mouth." chuck schumer/ -d- senate minority leader: "what the president did, side with our number one enemy...is just appalling and demands some kind of explanation other than it's self-se

steve bernal/monterey county sheriff "....angela is an amazing young woman..... monterey county sheriff steve bernal is talkng about 23-year-old angela hernandez, of portland, oregon, who is recovering in the hopsital after driving her car off a 200 foot cliff in big sur. steve bernal "....she has a brain hemmorhage, she has broken ribs and a shoulder injury..."hernandez and her battered jeep were discovered by hikers on a remote beach near the intersection of highway one and thenaciamiento- fergusson road.steve bernal "....she in great spirits but she's anxious to get out of the hospital. she will have a long recovery because she basically survived on water..." on facebook, hernandez wrote how she found that water by following a dripping sound to a patch of moss and used an engine hose tocapture some. she wrote how she could see and tried to call out to cars passing above as she endured the elements but there were few cluesthat she was there. steve bernal "...there was a small section of a stone wall alo ng the road that was broken off but it had gone over the c

from our partners at c-n-n camila bernal reports. president donald trump praising and defending his meeting with russian president vladimir putin but critics say that during the meeting, trump did not directly stand up for us intelligence and against russian interference in the 2016 elections. president donald trump: "i have great confidence in my intelligence people, but i will tell you that president putin was extremely strong and powerful in his denial today"after the meeting, the russian president continued to deny it.russian president vladimir putin: "russia as a state has never interfered with the internal affairs of the united states. or let alone its election." members of both sides of the aisle reacting with doubt and disapproval sen. bob corker/ - r- tennessee: "it was saddening and disappointing to see our intelligence agencies on parody with the words that were coming out of president putin's mouth." chuck schumer/ -d- senate minority leader: "what the president did, side with our number one enemy...is just appalling and

steve bernal/monterey county sheriff "....angela is an amazing young woman.....ernal is talkng about 23-year-old angela hernandez, of portland, oregon, who is recovering in the hopsital after driving her car off a 200 foot cliff in big sur. steve bernal "....she has a brain hemmorhage, she has broken ribs and a shoulder injury..."hernandez and her battered jeep were discovered by hikers on a remote beach near the intersection of highway one and thenaciamiento- fergusson road.steve bernal "....she in great spirits but she's anxious to get out of the hospital. she will have a long recovery because she basically survived on water..." on facebook, hernandez wrote how she found that water by following a dripping sound to a patch of moss and used an engine hose tocapture some. she wrote how she could see and tried to call out to cars passing above as she endured the elements but there were few cluesthat she was there. until chelsea and chadmoore came along.chad moore/found missing woman "...i said, chelsea, did you hear that? and she said, what? and then we heard it ag

steve bernal/monterey county sheriff "....angela is an amazing young woman.....onterey county sheriff steve bernal is talkng about 23-year-old angela hernandez, of portland, oregon, who is recovering in the hopsital after driving her car off a 200 foot cliff in big sur. steve bernal "....she has a brain hemmorhage, she has broken ribs and a shoulder injury..."hernandez and her battered jeep were discovered by hikers on a remote beach near the intersection of highway one and thenaciamiento- fergusson road.steve bernal "....she in great spirits but she's anxious to get out of the hospital. she will have a long recovery because she basically survived on water..." on facebook, hernandez wrote how she found that water by following a dripping sound to a patch of moss and used an engine hose tocapture some. she wrote how she could see and tried to call out to cars passing above as she endured the elements but there were few cluesthat she was there. until chelsea and chadmoore came along.chad moore/found missing woman "...i said, chelsea, did you hear that? and she said,

in branson, missouri, i'm camila bernal. (justine) (justine) (justine) we have team coverage on this story: the branson tragedy is just the latest in a string of deadly incidents that have taken dozens of lives. the first happened nearly 20 years ago in arkansas. in 1999, one of the ducks sprung a leak on a lake near hot springs,thirteen of the 21 people on board died, including three children.the ntsb says they wwere trappened by the vehicle's canopy.natin

camila bernal has the very latest. tia coleman / duck boat accident victim: i lost control. i didn't have anybody with me, i couldn't see anybody and i know it wasn't

steve bernal/monterey county sheriff "....angela is an amazing young woman..... monterey county sheriff steve bernal is talkng about 23-year-old angela hernandez, of portland, oregon, who is recovering in the hopsital after driving her car off a 200 foot cliff in big sur. steve bernal "....she has a brain hemmorhage, she has broken ribs and a shoulder injury..."hernandez and her battered jeep were discovered by hikers on a remote beach near the intersection of highway one and thenaciamiento- fergusson road.on facebook, hernandez wrote how she found water by following a dripping sound to a patch of moss and used an engine hose tocapture some. she wrote how she could see and tried to call out to carspassing above as she endured the elements but there were few cluesthat she was there.nat dispacch enforcement and her family had been tracking angela from san mateo south through the santa cruz area to the carmel highlands before her rescue.steve bernal "....for her to survive on the coast with waves crashing over her with the injuries she had is just amazing, she is a

reporting.camila bernal reporting. (j.r.) tonight there are evacuations underway in both lake and mendocino counties for the river fire. this is all new viewer video shot by nicole andre less than three hours ago. she lives in lakeport and shot this video from vista point. that is on the north side of clear lake. evacuations are underway there in lakeport. nicole tells us massive ashes have been falling on her home since 10 this morning. in fact the sutter lakeside hospital is being evacuated in lakeport as well. 15 patients are being transferred. 6-thousand acres have burned in this fire. it is just two percent contained tonight. (justine) and near yosemite, the ferguson fire, is almost 30 percent contained. but the flames continue to spread. it has burned more 46-thousand acres. the valley was evacuated as a precaution. it won't reopen until august 3rd. firefighters got some help from mother nature in their efforts to contain it. low winds helped them move the fire back to the containment lines. (justine) and with these fir

camila bernal is live in redding, california, redding, is live in camila bernal camila bernal is liveg, california, where the carr fire continues to grow. firefighters have to contend with tough terrain and erratic weather to contain the flames. since the fire broke out last week, it has left six people dead and destroyed hundreds of structures. tens of thousands of residents have been displaced from their homes, and evacuation orders continue to be issued. camila bernal is live in redding, california, where the carr fire continues to grow. firefighters have to contend with tough terrain and erratic weather to contain the flames. since the fire broke out last week, it has left six people dead and destroyed hundreds of structures. tens of thousands of residents have been displaced from their homes, and evacuation orders continue to be issued. ( james ) we are also tracking the ferguson fire burning near yosemite. another firefighter died fighting that fire over the weekend. captain brian hughes of the arrowhead hotshots crew died after he was hit by a tree at the sierra national forest

forcing all 28 people on camila bernal. (justine) the branson tragedy is just the latest in a string of deadly incidents that have taken dozens of lives. the first happened nearly 20 years ago in arkansas. in 1999, one of the ducks sprung a leak on a lake near hot springs,thirteen of the 21 people on board died, including three children.the ntsb says they wwere trappened by the vehicle's canopy.natin 2010, stunned tourists are pulled from the delaware river after a stalled duck boat is run down by a barge.two tourists from hungary were killed.the barge operator admitted he was distracted by his laptop and cell phone. three years later ... more tourists in the water.a london duck boat burst into flames on the river thames .. forcing all 28 people on board to swim for safety.there were no serious injuries.natthen three years ago ... another deadly mishap ... a duck boat driver careened into oncoming traffic on a seattle bridge.he crashed into a charter bus filled with students from overseas.five of them were killed. (justine)

to say as a residence of bernal heights, and as someone who knows the neighborhood or the district is not easy to please, you have come in and won the respect and the trust and the love of this neighborhood in no all at all, and it's easy to see why. you are so respectful, you listen to what's going on, you make people feel heard and cared for, and i wish we could duplicate you and put you in districts all throughout the city, but i want to thank you so much for your service. amy binart in my office and i always talk about how much we respect you and are grateful that you are there. >> supervisor safai: thank you, and i'll hand it over to you, captain hart. >> thank you, from districts seven, eight, nine, 10, 11, and your staff, who are really seven days a week are always on call. i'd like to thank chief scott, commanders and captains mannix and praya. i also want to thank sharon, and joelle. i remember when coach kerr was trying to explain this horrible 40 point loss that the wars

in washington, i'm camila bernal reporting. (ken) democrats reacted with quick concern over the president's pick for supreme court justice...left wondering what the future will hold if the young conservative is voted in... kron 4's ella sogomonian is live in san francisco with reaction...ella? democrats worry abortion rights and the affordable care act may be overturned if brett kavanaugh is voted into the supreme court... president donald trump announced republican brett kavanaugh as his supreme court nominee to fill the seat of justice anthony kennedy who is retiring. kennedy was seen as a swing vote at times siding with liberal values...so democrats worry the court will move further to the right if kavanaugh is voted in creating a bloc of five conservative justices.sot: john trasvina, former dean usf school of law// "brett kavanaugh is certainly accomplished, he's intelligent but it's a disappointing pick he comes as a soldier of the republican right over the last 15 or 20 years and that something that should come as a conce

commission commissioner bernal? >> hi. specifically with your comments with regards to the presidio, are there protocols in place, and in addition, would something -- would occupying a space there require any kind of build out, seismic upgrades, etcetera? >> i'm happy to say that all of those issues have been resolved. the architectural drawings have been approved by the historic preservation staff at the presidio. there's parking available, so easy access for family. there's a transportation within the park for employees to get to our site. it really meets all of our requirements. if we can come up with the rent, we'll be doing quite well, for all of our families and being able to serve a much larger population. >> i'm familiar with the systems. so there's the presidio go system. are you saying you'd be utilizing that specific system in the presidio for the families. >> four our employees. we provide all of the transportation for our clients. >> commissioner sanchez? >> yeah. yeah, hi. i wondered if -- cpmc has been invol

camila bernal has the latest from redding.ve in redding, california, where the carr fire continues to grow. firefighters have to contend with tough terrain and erratic weather to contain the flames. since the fire broke out last week, it has left six people dead and destroyed hundreds of structures. tens of thousands of residents have been displaced from their homes, and evacuation orders continue to be issued. issued. continue to be orders continue to be issued. continue to be issued. and we have the latest on all of the fires burning in california on our webiste. we have the latest on the containment efforts and the evacuations. it is all at kron 4 dot com. ( james ) coming up in the next hour... a sideshow crackdown leads to arrests in the east bay. ( james ) and after the break... a bay area homeless man hands out his resume... and thanks to a tweet he may find work soon. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. (ácommercialá) just when you thought you were done painting... ...you discover paint bleed under your

dianna bernal: yeah, very nice, very nice event. i'm very proud to be part of it. i love my community, and this has just brought me such joy to be able to give back to the community i was raised in. damian: so, what happens? i mean, we've been there for a few years, but basically you have these great latino vintners who bring--and all of it is top-shelf wine. they bring their top-shelf wine to showcase it. dianna: oh yeah, such as chavez wine that we have right here, and gustavo. we're just--so, when you buy a ticket, it's a fundraiser. you buy your ticket, you can reach--you can purchase them on sabordelvalle.org, and july 20 will be our event. we've been running now, this is our ninth year, so we've been raising funds for--we're a nonprofit, we raise funds for other nonprofits that give to the underserved community. damian: we'll talk about that in a little bit. but yes, carlos chavez with chavez family cellars will be on our next segment here, talk about-- dianna: oh, by the way, ray castañeda wanted me to present this to you. damian: oh, is that--look at this.

camila bernal spoke to evacuees and is in shasta county with a view of the damage. heidi bulbuk / evacuated: "get out of here as quick as we can!"documents, pictures and prized possessions. the bulbukfamily piled everything into a suitcase and walked away from their home. it's the last time they expect to be there carr fire is contained. heidi bulbuk / evacuated: "its not even my house in a way. i walk in and it feels like a mausoleum of stuff"like the bulbuks, thousands of people in the shasta county, california area are hoping their homes remain standing as the fire continues to expand jonathan cox / calfire pio: "this fire is just a massive challenge. it's burning in the wildland interface. it's burning in remote areas and it's burning in multiple directions"standup: "most of the damage is in western redding and old shasta but the end in this firefight is nowhere near. cal fire says it could take weeks to reach 100% containment"jonathan cox / calfire pio: "what we do want to just make sure everybody knows is there are 3500 firefighters here who are not going to l

camila bernal has the very latest. tia coleman / duck boat accident victim: i lost control. i didn't have anybody with me, i couldn't see anybody and i know it wasn't but it felt like i struggled for at least an hour.we are learning more about the final moments of the "ride the ducks" amphibious tour boat that sank thursday near branson, missouri, killing 17 of the 31 people include nine members of the coleman family from indiana, ranging from ages from one to 76-years tia coleman / duck boat accident victim: definitely life changing.tia coleman says there were life jackets on board but the passengers were never told to put them on.tia coleman / duck boat accident victim: i thought that at some point, he the jackets now but we were told to stay seated and everybody stayed seated. when that boat is found, all those life jackets are going to be on there because no off. local authorities and investigators say they didn''t yet know if anyone was wearing a life the n-t-s-b is on the ground and looking into the incident, which happened around 7 p.m. local time a massive storm hit

reporter camila bernal has the very latest from branson. tia coleman / duck boat accident victim: i lost control. i didn't have anybody with me, i couldn't see anybody and i know it wasn't but it felt like i struggled for at least an hour.we are learning more about the final moments of the "ride the ducks" amphibious tour boat that sank thursday near branson, missouri, killing 17 of the 31 people on board, include nine members of the coleman family from indiana, ranging from ages from one to 76-years old.tia coleman / duck boat accident victim: definitely life changing.tia coleman says there were life jackets on board but the passengers were never told to put them on.tia coleman / duck boat accident victim: i thought that at some point, he would say grab the jackets now but we were told to stay seated and everybody stayed seated. when that boat is found, all those life jackets are going to be on there because no body pulled one off. local authorities and investigators say they didn''t yet know if anyone was wearing a life jacket. the n-t-s-

la camara mexicana de comercio rezÓ reaccionan las propuestas del equipo de trabajo del presidente bernalo mÁs confianza a las leyes estadounidenses. >> una proeza hecha, coexisten pesos que suspenden del viernes, con una derogaciÓn del universo del presidente del electrÓn y estarÁ encabezada por los este es un primer acercamiento muy importante, yo creo que esto muestra la relevancia que tiene este y mÉxico para estados unidos. son temas relevantes, son parte del dÍa a día d, de la agenda confÍan en que finales de noviembre prÓximo se firme el tratado de libre comercio de amÉrica del norte. estÁn renegociaciÓn por orden de presidente trompo. >> apuestan a que continÚe haciendo ese trabajo. es muy positivo para los empresarios, porque lo que mÁs se necesita es la certidumbre. siempre ha habido certidumbre de lo que va a contener o no. es usado que le contador fondo comentÉ 250 y cuatro pÁginas. deja la evidencia y fallas de la seguridad que ocurrieron en la frontera bajo la administraciÓn obama. se muestra mÁs de 1000 casos donde asesinos, violadores, narcotraficantes, prostitutas y trafi

in washington, i'm camila bernal reporting.n) democrats reacted with quick concern over the president's pick for high court. many, includg house minority leader nancy pelosi and senator kamala harris blasted kavanaugh's stance on women's rights..and health care.kron 4's ella sogomonian spoke with a legal expert spoke with a sogomonian kron 4's ella health care.kron 4's ella sogomonian spoke with a legal expert about the future of the high court...if confirmed. the legal expert admits brett kavanaugh is certainly accomplished but calls him a disappointing pick as a retiring (ken) (ken) we first told you about the president's supreme court nomination through our kron 4 mobile app. make sure to download it from the app store for breaking news updates on this story. (pam) another big story we are following tonight -- new details about the mother accused of leaving her six- year old boy... at a busy transit station in los angeles on the fourth of july.she has been charged with child endangerment. it turns out, she is from the bay ar

in branson, missouri, i'm camila bernal. (justine) (justine) (justine) we have team coverage on this story: the branson tragedy is just the latest in a string of deadly incidents that have taken dozens of lives. the first happened nearly 20 years ago in arkansas. in 1999, one of the ducks sprung a leak on a lake near hot springs,thirteen of the 21 people on board died, including three children.the ntsb says they wwere trappened by the vehicle's canopy.natin 2010, stunned tourists are pulled from the delaware river after a stalled duck boat is run down by a barge.two tourists from hungary were killed.the barge operator admitted he was distracted by his laptop and cell phone. three years later ... more tourists in the water.a london duck boat burst into flames on the river thames .. forcing all 28 people on board to swim for safety.there were no serious injuries.natthen three years ago ... another deadly mishap ... a duck boat driver careened into oncoming traffic on a seattle bridge.he crashed into a charter bus filled with s

in washington, i'm camila bernal reporting./fsc))house minority leader nancy pelosi of san francisco released this statement on the nomination of judge brett kavanaugh.she says quote "the president's selection is a clear and disrespectful assault on the fundamental rights of women and on the quality, affordable health care of the american people.((fsc))judge kavanaugh's long history of opposition to the full, fundamental right of every woman to make her own decisions about her body, family and health care poses a grave threat to women's rights and to our founders' promise of liberty and justice for all. ((pam/fsc)) california senator kamala harris took to twitter to express her views. she tweeted - trump's supreme court justice nominee, judge kavanaugh, represents a direct and fundamental threat to the rights and health care of hundreds of millions of americans. i will oppose his nomination to the supreme court. #scotuspick ((fsc/ken))and senate majority leader republican mitch mcconnell took to twitter to express his support f

my name is terry mills, and i'm a president of the bernal heights tree community. i was informed of the problems earlier this evening, and i would like to speak in support of the proposal to replace two trees with two trees. our committee has been arranging and arguing of protecting the existing trees in bernal heights for 25 years. we've managed to save quite a few from the parks department and from the street department. not from the water department, but we've maintained the trees we've had for quite a few years. and in this case, cortland avenue several years ago had very few trees. problem trees, eucalyptus dropping on people and stuff, but we managed to persuade as a neighborhood some movement to get 25 trees planted on cortland several years ago. and not all of them have survived for a few years, but we now have tree planting on cortland, our village street, and i would just like to submit that i would appreciate if this project could go ahead, get two new trees. thank you. >> thank you. mr. mills, are you still on the design review committee? >> you bet. >>

in branson, missouri, i'm camila bernal. (vicki) in san francisco we used to have those duck (vicki) (vicki) in san francisco we used to have those duck boats that were involved in the incident in branson missouri... but the city stopped the rides about three years ago. commuters mostly use the ferry system on the water. the system carries 10-thousand people a day.. and safety is a key priority. the 13 vessels in the fleet vary in size, but not in safety sytems... rafts to accomodate more than the total passenger load are standard, as are life jackets which can be found under seats and in cabinets. <"in over 25 years of operation we have never had any of these equipment deployed here on san fransico bay."> ferry authorities sayseing safe takes more than having equipment. while the boats are designed to tackle all kinds of weather on the bay, there are times in the winter when winds and tides prove to be too much, and service must be suspended (vicki) we first told you about the deadly missouri boat accident with a push alert

i am a member of the bernal heights east slope design review board. am here supporting the previous speaker that you had. i would like to know, may be from planning about the agenda item that i am looking at which is a permit that was issued a few weeks ago or a couple months ago. it does not have anything to do with the previous owner or the things that were done to the house in the past three years. what about the new permit? it seems like that intent is as the previous speaker said, returned -- return it to the original footprint and take away some of this embellishment and extra floors. it seems like that would be a really good idea for this lot and is that what the permit number on the agenda is? i would like to know. >> vice-president melgar: thank you. any other public comment in support of the d.r. requesters? ok. with that, i guess we do not have the project sponsor. or do we? there we go. >> good afternoon. i am here on behalf of the project sponsor. i want to start by saying i understand neighbor's anger and their frustration here. i was in

>> commissioner bernal: no, just underscore what commissioner loyce scahared, i think it's important that it's provided services in more than half of the states in the country and it's really showcasing the excellent work that's being done here in san francisco in terms of hiv prevention and getting to zero. >> president chow: wonderful. >> vice president loyce: i would also add to that that one of the thing that is this group does is it recognizes that we can learn from other communities and it's willing and receptive to hearing from other communities. i know that san francisco has a reputation of being all that and a bag of chips but in fact we can't learn. >> president chow: do you want to proceed with the second presentation? >> vice president loyce: the second presentation today was from the primary care unit of the san francisco health network. we've presented some very specific work that they are engaged in. they talked about their 3-year relationship with lane and in the lane process they developed and implemented a daily management system that allows for managers to work wit

the bernal heights district is unique in that we have the hell which has one of the best views in alln francisco. there is a swinging hanging from a tree at the top. it is as if you are swinging over the entire city. there are two unique aspects. it is considered the fourth chinatown in san francisco. sixty% of the residents are of chinese ancestry. the second unique, and fun aspect about this area is it is the garden district. there is a lot of urban agriculture and it was where the city grew the majority of the flowers. not only for san francisco but for the region. and of course, it is the location in mclaren park which is the city's second biggest park after golden gate. many people don't know the neighborhood in the first place if they haven't been there. we call it the best neighborhood nobody has ever heard our. every neighborhood in district nine has a very special aspect. where we are right now is the mission district. the mission district is a very special part of our city. you smell the tacos at the [speaking spanish] and they have the best latin pastries. they have these s

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camilla bernal is in branson, missouri, with the latest. 911 sot"we have a report of a duck that hasey have lost sight of it. about 10 people have surfaced, but there were about 20 on board.they are attempting to pull people out on to the belle and the surrounding dock."summer fun turns to tragedy in america's heartland. seventeen people are now confirmed dead, including nine members of one family,

it's northbound at bernal. it's off the roadway and we don't see slowing.'ll continue to track that. we'll have more coming out of the alt amont, but that's just typical slowing for the paving work going on there. southbound 101 at cochran, we have a crash there. a little slowing as they move some vehicles around. everything should be off to the shoulder there. northbound is the commute direction out of gilroy. also across santa cruz summit, these avenues are moving smoothly as well. that road has been cleared, but bob redell is going to give us an update on the activity there. no delays on the bay bridge toll plaza, and you can see the lights across the span of the high rise. here, visibility is great. fog at the golden gate. back to you. >> thanks so much. >> 4:44 right now. chilling details emerging in the case involving a man some are calling the ride share rapist. as we have been telling you about the case, rolando lonzo is accused of picking up women while off duty for lyft and then sexually assaulting them. the district attorney says his dna linked h

. >> reporter: cindy bernal's dream of owning a home took an abrupt u-turn when a scammer stole her money. >> i was in shock, i think. i didn't know what to do. i just didn't what i was instructed to do and thought it would be all okay.k up. a few weeks earlier, cindy began browsing online real estate listings because her rent here was about to double. she looked in ohio. it's less expensive and near her daughter. this three-bedroom, 980 square foot house south of cleveland caught her eye. >> so i put in an offer the same day with the agent, and that was it. >> reporter: cindy offered $25,400, and the seller accepted. cindy decided to pay cash, one payment, her life savings. on may 10th, she got an e-mail telling her where to wire the money. she followed the instructions. then on may 14th, her re/max agent called in a panic. >> run to the bank. and i said, what's going on? and he goes, it was a fraudulent account. the other realtor's account w hacked. you need to run to the bank now and stop the transaction. >> reporter: it was too late. instead of goi ohio, her 25 grand was deposited int

. >> sheriff steve bernall says that same higher power put angela's rescuers in the right place at the right time. an area without cell service. beyond that, he says the couple who found her initially had plans to go surfing, but settled for a hike on the beach. angela described that moment on facebook. when i sat up, i saw a woman walking across the shore. i thought she was a dream. i had a few just like this during the past few days. i screamed. among other injuries, angela says that she suffered a brain hemorrhage, a collapsed lung, fractures to her ribs as well as some intense sunburns. in salinas, i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >> and angela hernandez's sister isabel set up a gofundme page to support her sister's recovery. you can find a link at abc7news.com. >>> a mother and her son had to be airlifted out of mix canyon in a remote area of solano county this afternoon. the chp says the pair had been stranded since 8:00 a.m. the woman called 911 when she found an area. they were both taken to the hospital for heat-related symptoms. >>> a roaming mountain lion forced officers

here's abc's natalie bernall. >> reporter: burning across 13 states. >> ready to go if we have to. i'm scared. >> reporter: the county fire roared to life saturday afternoon about 50 miles northwest of sacramento quickly spilling into win country, growing almost a thousand acres an hour. ballooning to more than 80,000 acres by wednesday morning. >> the rates have spread. they were dangerous and explosive. >> reporter: fire crews working to protect more than a thousand homes threatened. some reducing to leave. >> making sure when i wake up in the morning if the house is on fire i know i did my best. >> reporter: in colorado the spring fire torching more than 130 square miles. the state's second largest fire in history. this camera capturing the moments flames overwhelm a couple's vacation cabin. more than 100 homes reduced to rubble. as for california, we don't see this type of fire activity until about august. but we've already had two major fires, the pawnee and county fires together torching nearly 100,000 acres combined. natalie brunell, abc news, los angeles. >>> in florida a t

it is a tabloid newspaper owned by a friend of bernal trump.s used as a catch and kill, that is a statement used when a newspaper effectively buries the story. because of an agreement, that person cannot talk to anybody else about the story. michael cohen was donald trump's rawa and seen as mrfix was donald trump's rawa and seen as mr fix it. was donald trump's rawa and seen as mrfix it. —— lawyer. it was seen by fbi officers during a raid at his officers. donald trump apparently described this payment and they talk about potentially buying the rights to the story from the national enquirer which could effectively mean they could stop the story from ever being published because it included a nondisclosure agreement. that is something denied by the trump campaign. they have said that, as far as they are concerned, no payment was actually made. this was according to reallyjulia, mr trump's new lawyer? —— rudy giuliani. michael cohen's lawyer released a statement saying there is an ongoing investigation, michael cohen is currently being investigat

kron 4's camila bernal kron 4's camila bernal is live in washington tonight with the latest. camila? president trump -- set to announce his pick to replace supreme court justice anthony kennedy - a frequent key swing vote.the field of possible replacements narrowing over the weekend.pres donald trump: "let's say it's the four people. but they're excellent. every one. you can't go wrong." sources say - the short list includes federal appeals court judges brett kavanaugh, amy coney barrett, raymond kethledge... and thomas hardiman. many republicans are applauding the conservative contenders.sen. lindsey graham /-r- south carolina/ from fox news sunday: "republicans are holding four lottery tickets and all of them are winners." but democrats are already voicing strong opposition. at the heart of their concerns -- that the president's pick would undermine roe v wade - the landmark 1973 ruling that upheld a legal right to an abortion. the affordable care act could also be on the line. sen chuck schumer/-d- minority leader: these two rights affordable health care and a woman's free