brandi hitt is in pretoria, south africa, with details. brandi. >> reporter: good morning, john and diana. this is another media frenzy here outside the courthouse in pretoria, south africa, where oscar pistorius appeared in court once again for a pretrial hearing. he showed no emotion in court as both attorneys on both sides asked for a postponement, and so the judge did agree and allowed them more time until august 19th now to finish their investigation so they can move forward with the trial. we spoke to pistorius' agent overnight, and he tells us that oscar is very sad on most days and sometimes cries, but he is confident he will be found not guilty, and, of course, we will continue to follow this development on "good morning america" later this morning. john and diana, back over to you. >> all right, abc's brandi hitt reporting this morning from pretoria, south africathank you >>> well, more than seven weeks after the boston marathon bombings the last victim has left the hospital. eric brannock -- erika brannock, excuse me, received a

abc's brandi hitt is in for pretoria south africa for the very latest. brandi?> reporter: good morning. i have to tell you people here are feeling anxious on the streets of south africa with mandela back in the hospital. his health deteriorated rapidly overnight. he was rushed to the hospital about 1:30 a.m. local time this morning. it's believed the former president and civil rights icon is being treated here at heart hospital for a reoccurring lung infection, because this is where he was treated and brought back in march for the same illness. the last time we saw mandela publicly was back in april. that's when the president, jay sob sue ma visited mandela in his home. the video, the images of that meeting do showman dell la in frail health. one of his daughters said in a recent interview her father is not talking very much. the last time he was here at heart hospital, it was also there was a public discussion really for the first time about how to prepare this nation for mandela's inevitable delt. as we have seen time and time again, it continues to battle thr

brandi, described the scene. thele richards is not just head of planned parenthood, she is the daughter of ann richards, the governor of texas. >> last night scene was unlike anything i have seen in the capital. i have been covering the legislature since 2005. protesters lined the walls of the capital from the rotunda on the bottom floor of all the way up to the third floor where the and the debate came to a crescendo at midnight, creating a deafening noise in the senate chamber, which is a place of such decorum typically, quiet and steady debate. it just completely erupted. you could hear nothing that was happening on the senate floor and the leaders in the senate were just at a complete loss for how to move forward. >> andrea, can you explain how this happened? this did not just happened last night. in the last few days, the momentum has been building, but what washis bill form, the activism that led to today? a centreville 5 is kind of creation that is an amalgamation of a discussion that fail to pass in the r

brandi hitt, abc news, pretoria, south africa. >>> a fifth person has died as a result of that shootingampage on a southern california college campus. marcella franco was a student at santa monica college where her father, carlos, was a longtime groundskeeper. he was also killed. the pair had gone to the campus so that marcella could buy textbooks for the summer term. >> they were very close. they loved each other. she was a daddy's girl. so the blessing is that they went together. >> reporter: police say the gunman, 23-year-old john zawahri, killed his father and older brother at their home friday, then he took his rampage to the streets and the college campus. he was killed by police. >>> a follow-up on last week's deadly building collapse in philadelphia. a heavy equipment operator now in custody. he was arrested over the weekend. he is charged with six counts of involuntary manslaughter, one for each of the victims killed in the incident. tests show the 42-year-old man was high on marijuana while operating his machine. he's been arrested at least 11 times in the past. >>> engineers

brandi hitt reporting from south africa this morning. thank you. >>> and now to santa monica, california, where this morning we're seeing new surveillance video of people in a local restaurant ducking for cover as the bullets fly. look at this. and here is the man everybody is hiding from. a shadowy figure armed with a rifle. the questions this morning, who is he, and what set him off? abc's john schriffen is on the scene. john, good morning. >> reporter: dan, good morning. we are learning new clues taking us inside the mind of the i will canner. we're learning new clues taking us inside the mind of the killer. police say that these shootings were planned by a young man who would have turned 24 years old yesterday. now, according to "the los angeles times," he suffered from mental problems and was angry about his parents' divorce. this morning, for the first time, a glimpse of the terror during friday's santa monica's rampage. restaurant diners captured on surveillance cameras ducking for their lives while the shooter, who you cannot see

brandi, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dan. this morning, we learned the military ambulance carrying nelson mandela to the hospital broke down along the way. and mandela had to wait for a second ambulance. the 94-year-old former president was rushed to the hospital exactly two weeks ago today, when his health deteriorated rapidly. south african government officials tell abc news, the military ambulance suffered engine trouble on june 8th and broke down. officials, though, will not say how long mandela had to wait for the second military ambulance to arrive. but they insist he had a full medical team with him the entire time during the transfer. and they say his health was not placed at further risk. still, he has remained in the hospital here for 15 days now, in serious but stable condition. just two days ago, former south african president, thabo mbeki, told the nation that mandela's health is improving. but government officials still are releasing very few details. and say they've not been told when mandela will be released f

. >> that emotional piece, brandy, you were standing over here and i smiled, it's brandy, because i'vetched the film. i became so invested in your clients that at a certain point i had to turn the film off because i was so scared about what the outcome was going to be. i'm just watching it. talk about that level of emotional investment you clearly have for your clients rainfall i always say i don't think you can do this work without being empathetic. i fet at one point i was losing empathy. i think don did a good job displaying my feeling for that and battle. i struggle with continuing to do this work and losing the empathy i knew i needed in order to represent my clients. so the emotional side is something i feel like we need because i don't believe you can adequately do your job as a public defender without at least sympathizing but definitely empathizing with the client. >> that can be tough. the client i was rooting for was one we're pretty certain was not guilty. you have to deal with folks who admitted to you they are, in fact, guilty of horrendous crimes when you have to do your

abc's brandi hitt is there with the latest, and brandi, we learned just this morning how serious hisondition is. he's in intensive care? >> reporter: that's right, robin. good morning. nelson mandela's family members continue to go in and out of heart hospital with the latest headlines this morning, reading "mandela lockdown" family bars everyone from visiting the icon in hospital while his health slips. it does appear the family is banning government officials from visiting mandela. officials paint a much different picture of the 94-year-old saying he's in intensive care and holding on to life. robin. >> of course, a very anxious time for everybody in south africa. brandi, this is the fourth time he has been hospitalized in the last six months and now we hear intensive care. how are people reacting to his latest time being in the hospital, brandi? >> reporter: well, robin, over the past year no one has wanted to discuss the inevitable but for the first time that discussion is now happening publicly with one of mandela's longtime friends who served time behind bars with him saying it

brandi hitt is right there in pretoria with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. we're waiting for the government to release the latest on nelson mande mandela's condition. i have to tell you when you read this morning'sines in the paper, they describe the mood out on the street. mandela fights for his life. this one reads it is time to let him go. this is a statement that was given by mandela's longtime friend. he gave the statement this morning to the sunday times. nelson mandela was brought here about 1:30 saturday morning for a recurring lung infection. we're told his wife has been by his side the entire time. this is the fourth time the former south african president and civil rights leader has been hospitalized in the last six months. three of those visits were really focused on this lung infection. he's continued to battle back each and every time from this illness. but there is a senior government official who has described mandela's condition this time around bad. there were church services this morning where many were praying for mandela. i have also spo

saying she did not believe she'd been violated that night and later a nurse verified she did drink brandy. >> accused killer address aid jury this afternoon. the 79-year-old act as his own attorney and said he's not guilty of killing two women. in the late 70s and said, quote i'm not the monster that killed these women. i dated, danced. i don't kill people that. was his quote from this afternoon but did he not say observers. >> hard to get away from murder they found dn skpa. belongs in the house. you know? not looking good. >> the prosecution put on a display of evidence and a probation search including victims appearing to be unconscious or dead. now coming up at 6:00 dan noyes has an investigation on a possible fifth victim connected to naso. >> san francisco muni railway inclues kreesing security after violent incidents in which go girls punched a 68-year-old woman. heather? >> muni buses now do have cameras on them but we want to show you inside of a new hybrid bus they're going to have three times as many cameras on the ceiling alone three cameras if you're lucky you'll have the hel

. >> jimmy: brandy. >> brandy, yeah. >> jimmy: you have kim kardashian in this movie. >> kim kardashian did you, why did you? [ laughter ] in the good -- in the best way. in the best way. >> let me tell you something. she's the sweetest girl, if you got -- get a chance to know her, man. >> jimmy: yeah, she's been on a couple times. >> she's a really sweet girl. and i just thought i wanted to do a younger, sexier, hot cast for this movie because i want young people to see it. it's about what happens when you make the wrong choices in life. and who else, who better to get to be a part of it -- [ cheers and applause ] what? what? what happened? ♪ okay. so, okay, that's not what i meant. that's not what i meant. okay. come on! ♪ no, what i meant was -- >> jimmy: interesting choice. interesting choice. >> no, what i meant was, who better to get than someone who has -- let me finish my thought -- [ laughter ] who has 17 million people following her every move, want to wear -- what to know what her shoes are, her clothes, her dress. >> jimmy: that's true. >> it's very responsible for her to ta

but it is the reason behind the taste of summer that's making thanes so successful. >> brandy hayden care in her home in kentucky. and last week she got a request that she could not refuse. we felt that oklahoma needed some help. >> the tornadoes not the houses down and damage their houses and some people had to go to heaven states one of the children. >> we are excited that they want to do appeared sober and spread the word. and today the community showed up in her driveway to raise money and by selling lemonade to help the victims of the tornadoes and oklahoma. >> people came thirsty and prepared to help. some like lee allen and his daughter no first, and what it means to rebuild. four years ago they were hit by a tornado. >> we're just trying to help out stated the parent. >> sometimes you can do pretty big things with a simple lemonade stand. >> arrested a live look at outside and look at the san mateo bridge. there is light traffic there for this hour of the morning. we will be right back. good morning and thanks for off in the weather center. we're expected to see rather hot te

. >> we have myers rum, 99 cents, tequila shots, 99 cents, bluebury, the vsops brandies. >> reporter: they have wine and liquor, too. >> we have the best prices in town. >> reporter: that doesn't mean they don't have competition. >> this one, one across the street, one up on treat, another one further down the road. >> reporter: now it looks like there's going to be one more. >> we'd like to be known as a one-stop shop. so wine is an item that we'd like to, to get in as many stores as we can,rom 99 cents up to $4.99. >> reporter: and if you're wondering. >> the most expensive thing is rum. >> reporter: misty car can offer you plenty of cheap drinking problems. >> whiskey, that's 99 cents. >> reporter: and a small business worry. >> 99 cent store is like a chain. a little mom and pop stores had lose a lot of business. >> we try to have everything our customers want and we're trying to support our customers. >> reporter: as to that internet concern over the sudden availability of cheap liquor in this neighborhood, just remember. >> after gin, southern comfort, who can beat that? 99 cent

on the stand the nurse testified that the victim told her she drank brandy but didn't say where she gotthe alcohol. tests done at theh- hospital s the victim had a blood alcohol level of 0.35, a nearly fatal level of intoxication. the last person to take the stand today was a detective. he will be back on the stand tomorrow morning. reporting live in martinez, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, cheryl. >>> accused serial killer told a jury, quote, i'm not the monster who killed these women. acting as his own attorney, he delivered opening statements in his quadruple murder case. earlier in the day the prosecutors laid out their case. he's accused of four murders that took place between 1977 and 1994. prosecutors produced diary entries which he allegedly wrote about some of the women. they also said his ÷dna was foud on panty hose worn by one of the victims. he dismissed the attorney's case saying the prosecution doesn't have circumstantial evidence, just theorys and opinions. >>> pacifica police need your help to find a man who tried to kidnap a 10-year-old girl. she was wa

they did not drink though she thinks she may have seen a brandy bottle. last week another than testified that he and another man ripped her clothes off. they were talking about music and ring tones that she told them about. she said, i got up to stand up and i woke up the next day in the hospital. she was asked, did you drink with those boys. her answer, no. did you consent to have sex, no. did you consent to have sex or kiss you? no. i still have scars to this day three scars on her back. she said she didn't recognize the other defendant. she said she learned of what happened at the hospital. her entire body, she said, in pain for weeks. that's the latest from here. reporting live in martinez, christie smith, nbc news. >> that is shocking to hear. >>> the trial for alleged serial killer joseph naso is underway in ma rin county. naso seen here is representing himself in this murder trial. the 79-year-old self-employed modeling photographer stands accused of killing four women. their bodies were found between 1977 and 1994 in uba. the trial is expected to

brandi hitt, abc news, pretoria, south africa. >> the family members say he really is a fighter.s been in with the lung infections a bunch of times now. and he's come out every time. >> absolutely. and interesting that the 27 years he spent as a political prisoner was what kicked off this lung problem, the fact that he developed tuberculosis. >> reading that in "the new york times" today. i didn't realize that. he got t.b. in prison. that's what dogging him now at 94 years old. >> yeah. >> pretty amazing. we wish him the best. >>> jury selection begins today in the high-profile trial of the neighborhood watchman george zimmerman. 500 prospective jurors will be questioned by both sides. zimmerman is charged with second-degree murder for killing unarmed teenager, trayvon martin. he's pleading not guilty and he insists the killing was in self-defense. >>> police in southern california revealed the identity of the gunman who killed five people in santa monica. 23-year-old john zawahri killed his father and brother at their home on friday. nebyge took the rampage to the campus. the la

ray says the girl told her the only thing she remembered from the attack, quote, she was drinking brandi and when she stood up she felt dizzy, light-headed and fell to the grind someone picked her up. jane doe testified she did remember being kicked in the stomach as she held onto two necklaces he was wearing. a police report said she had a .35 alcohol level. she told the da she didn't remember drinking that night. and she didn't remember anything else until she woke up in the hospital hours later. reporting live in martinez, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> authorities arrested a man accused of running wild and make thed in a san francisco b.a.r.t station. we received this mug shot of the 25-year-old perez. immigration naturalization officers and san francisco attorney investigators took him into custody. he is facing a variety of charges, all stemming from an accident last month at the 16th street b.a.r.t station. b.a.r.t police say he lunged at passengers and workers while performing acrobatics. he is being held in -- with $100,000 bail. >>> in detectives are looking for 32-ye

the only thing i disagree with karen is my lawyers are super heroes and brandy is quite a fashion plate, but there is an any energy in pride and taking pride in the work and express that go pride is what's happening this year so it's very exciting to see everybody talking about civil rights litigate or heroes which i think they are. >> what is next in the film and what do you see for film and how do people learn more about it. >> the film will be on hbo in july

>>mandy, ihe made the mistake of singing the word brandy on the album. >> look at these temperatures.ht now in chicago is 85 degrees we could perhaps even 90 or to in parts of the area. we're keeping a close watch on the radar. so far nothing has developed. it is possible that we could escape the. the bar in time, 17 minutes at 1:00. clothes expected in the area. take a look at this forecast. it shows the falloff in temperatures for tomorrow and wednesday. we are back above 80 as we move across the evening. notice we have an increase in clouds on friday. we should get to 90 on saturday. the upper air temperature is very warm. we'll have to see. there goes the have to see. there goes the forecast. ♪ every time i see you smile, it's a miracle ♪ ♪ your laughter makes my life worthwhile ♪ ♪ it sets my heart free ♪ and i can't believe ♪ someone like you loves someone like me ♪

the only thing i disagree with karen is my lawyers are super heroes and brandy is quite a fashion plate, but there is an any energy in pride and taking pride in the work and express that go pride is what's happening this year so it's very exciting to see everybody talking about civil rights litigate or heroes which i think they are. >> what is next in the film and what do you see for film and how do people learn more about it. >> the film will be on hbo in july in the summer series which is great because they do a lot of marketing. we are selecting the open night. which is a thousand seat audience. it is the premier selection. it's at the film festival as it went to sundance and they voted it and it's a film we would like to bring home. we are doing as many film festivals as we can. we won the audience award and jury award in miami and doing as many speaking and community talk back events. the film i hope will become a gathering point for people to use and say this is what's happening in our jurisdiction. this shows the experience of just a few lawyers. there are many people struggling

that night, the victim told a nurse she drank brandy. tests at the hospital showed she had a blood alcohol level of .35. the trial resumes tomorrow. >>> accused serial killer told a marin county jury, i'm not the monster who killed these women. he was acting as his own attorney in his quadruple murder case. he was accused of four murders that took place between 1977 and 1994. prosecutors produced diary entries which he wrote about some of the women and dna found on one of the victims which they say is naso's, he dismissed the da's case, saying the prosecution doesn't have circ um stant evidence just theorys and opinions. >>> caltran service is back on track tonight after police arrested an armed man at the 22enned street station in san francisco. hostage negotiators talked to the man, he had a knife, they talked him down from the overpass. a viewer sent us this photo. you can see the man standing at the top of the picture. near two hours later, police took the man in his 20s into custody safely. >>> a senate committee approved a bill to

this juncture these cuts threaten to derail, if you would, our 11-bed transitional house called the brandy morehouse in the western addition. they're only a few dollars when you compare them to others, but these are important dollars to an agency like ours that has been managing on very few dollars our transitional house in the western addition that is set aside for hiv positive, homeless, mentally challenged adults. we would love to keep this program alive and we need your help. there has been a steady erosion of funds and we need this board to do the socially just thing and to begin to stop this erosion. bca, rafiki wellness, it's one of the few organizations in the black community dedicated to fighting hiv/aids. we need your support to continue doing this work. thank you. >> thanks. next speaker. >>> members of the board of supervisors, ray harte. i think if there's one area san francisco can take extreme pride, throughout the hiv crisis it has been at the forefront of establishing treatment methods and just everything that needed to be done to take care of people. and i do not think we

. >> brandy reporting live from south africa tonight.>>> back in this country, a high-profile trial under way tomorrow and this evening already controversy over jury selection in the trial of george zimmerman. the neighborhood watchman at the center of the trayvon martin case. matt guthman is there. >> after months of pre-trial chess, the trial finally begins tomorrow with 500 prospective jurors being prodded about their opinion on guns and race. an issue that ripped apart this community in the days after george zimmerman shot trayvon martin last february. sanford was a city seized with protests for and against zimmerman who claimed self-defense and even tonight those protests are back. >> trayvon did not have to die! >> reporter: i sat down with martin family attorney ben crump. >> you called it the civil rights trial or civil rights case of this century. >> of this new millennium because the whole world is watching. i've often said it, had trayvon martin shot an unarmed george zimmerman he would have been arrested day one, hour moment

brandy hitt is in pretoria for us. >> reporter: good evening. people are anxious on the streets of south africa now that nelson mandella has been hospitalized once again. we know that his wife has been by his side after he was rushed to the hospital around 1:30 a.m. local time for treatment of a recurring lung infection. we're told the 94-year-old former president and civil rights icon is in serious but stable condition and that he has been feeling ill all week. this is the fourth time mandela has been taken to the hospital in six months to treat this lung infection. the last time we saw him was in april during a visit with president jacob zuma. he appeared frail, unable to respond as zuma held out his hand. as we've seen time and time again nelson mandella has battled back from this illness and he's in the thoughts and prayers of many around the world tonight. >> preparers for sure around the world. thank you. >>> back here at home and to that meeting of the two super powers, president obama and china's president. how do you bring up chinese su

the nurse pointed out she recalled jane doe saying she drank brandy, got dizzy and fell to the ground. the testimony lasted ban houmplt the lawyer for the other defendant had no questions. >> tonight hundreds of firefighters battling a fire burning out of control near yosemite national park. it broke out near the southern entrance of the park. the fire forced people in 150 homes to evacuate. high winds making it tough for crews. the fire burning in very remote terrain. it's difficult to reach. crews had to use bulldozers to get to the fire. the reporter from fresno is covering people who have been evacuated because of this. >> people have been seeking shelter for families or pets. if you look, you can see our cameras weren't aloud inside because american rod cross wants families to feel safe here, we're told 15 people stayed here overnight. 150 homes were evacuated and more expected to arrive here tonight. notices like this one posted overnight at homes ask john and his family have owned this home and stayed behind to monitor from the back deck of the home. >> you guys at this point c

the relentless outbreaks of twisters, and now flooding, here in oklahoma, has proven too much for brandyichardson and her daughter alexis. >> it's just heartbreaking because everything you've worked for all your life is in the homes. it's rough, but we'll make it through it. >> reporter: at least 18 dead from this latest outbreak. search crews are out whenever there's a break in the weather. they found the body of an 8-year-old girl this afternoon. adding to the tornado damage, torrential downpours caused this massive sinkhole. and as the storms push east, they're bringing flooding from illinois to new jersey, and even another tornado in south carolina. from new york city, lightning striking the freedom tower. and in the bronx, a rain delay at the yankees-red sox game, got real loud, real quick. the home team nearly jumped out of the dugout. and the visiting red sox? meanwhile, out west, dry conditions continue to fuel wildfires. the powerhouse fire is nearing containment after burning more than 30,000 acres. and evacuations ordered for this one, just west of denver, colorado. and this p

the model brandy pioneered was putting a design up. put it on facebook. midday. based, custom manufacturing, just in time manufacturing. also allows you to customize. you want a monogram or something else. so instead of somebody in new york or some place else figuring out a design and then having it manufactured in i don't know bangladesh or something basically the people in north carolina are figuring at out the design and manufacturing it. >> such a positive story. give me a sense when this started. some 30,000 kids garments a month are shipped out. this just exploded. you would think maybe it takes 10, 20 years to build a business like this. >> this is what the internet is all about. the brand was really built virally. it's really taken off. the investment we're making helps turbbo charge it. >> when did this start? >> 2010 is really when we had that moment that things started going absolutely crazy. and taking it from the angle that i didn't want a large investment, i didn't want to hold inventory. >> we're look at your garage right now. we only had a certain

brandy is an avid camper but could never talk lance into going. until now. >> i am not much of a camping fanatic. it's not my thing but we're having fun doing glam camping. >> they're souchblg half moon bay with the alani ridge surrounding it. comfortable beds provided with all comforts of home and in cases a hot tub to relax stress away. >> you get the best of both worlds. you still have a rustic feel of camping. >> we're going to have a surf and turf one night. steak salmon. we have shrimp then other night gourmet hamburgers. >> bungalows start at $89 during summer. those prefering to go to a traditional camp ground can create a glamping experience. elaine johnson with sunset magazine. >> you're not sleeping on the hard ground you're not existing on crummy coffee and cold bowls of cereal but it's a wonderful exkbreerns. >> this sleeps five retailing $360. >> we've got this great megamat. and to feel at home bring your own bedding. >> the megamat self inflates but can be adjusted for comfort. a space blanket will keep you warm. the $70 grinder wi

brandy reiner, jack wealthy, andy albright, diego, anthony, joe, brandy, gary, christopher. these are the students and college graduates from arizona state university, my alma mater, who shared their stories with me. some of these young adults are my students at arizona state university where i teach. some are recent graduates. some are thinking of starting a family while others are working hard to care for the families they already have. what do these graduates want? they just want a fair shot. they want to know that their hard work in college mattered. that it led to the promise that their parents made to them when they were little, the promise we all believe in, if you work hard and play by the rules, you will succeed. . what we're working for in our districts, they want a shot at the american dream. instead, as brandy reiner begins her life and career as a social worker, having just graduated from a.s.u. last month, she will face the biggest financial hurdle of her life. she doesn't face massive medical bills or an expensive car loan. it's not rent or a mortgage payment.

the nurse pointed out she recalled jane doe saying she drank brandy, got dizzy and fell to the ground. the testimony lasted ban houmplt the lawyer for the other defendant had no questions. >> tonight hundreds of firefighters battling a fire burning out of control near yosemite national park. it broke out near the southern entrance of the park. the fire forced people in 150 homes to evacuate. high winds making it tough for crews. the fire burning in very remote terrain. it's difficult to reach. crews had to use bulldozers to get to the fire. the reporter from fresno is covering people who have been evacuated because of this. >> people have been seeking shelter for families or pets. if you look, you can see our cameras weren't aloud inside because american rod cross wants families to feel safe here, we're told 15 people stayed here overnight. 150 homes were evacuated and more expected to arrive here tonight. notices like this one posted overnight at homes ask john and his family have owned this home and stayed behind to monitor from the back deck of the home. >> you guys at this point c

brandy is an avid camper but could never talk lance into going.>> i am not much of a camping fanatic. it's not my thing but we're having fun doing glam camping. >> they're souchblg half moon bay with the alani ridge surrounding it. comfortable beds provided with all comforts of home and in cases a hot tub to relax stress away. >> you get the best of both worlds. you still have a rustic feel of camping. >> we're going to have a surf and turf one night. steak, salmon. we have shrimp then other night gourmet hamburgers. >> bungalows start at $89 during summer. those prefering to go to a traditional camp ground can create a glamping experience. elaine johnson with sunset magazine. >> you're not sleeping on the hard ground you're not existing on crummy coffee and cold bowls of cereal but it's a wonderful exkbreerns. >> this sleeps five retailing $360. >> we've got this great megamat. and to feel at home bring your own bedding. >> the megamat self inflates but can be adjusted for comfort. a space blanket will keep you warm. the $70 grinder will get your

did you drink brandi. basle told thed when she woke up, she saw five of everyone and my head hurt. when asked where she felt pain, she said every where. police records said she had a .35 alcohol level. a defense attorney for one of the defendants, 22-year-old jose montano asked the victim about police questioning in the hospital. do you remember a police officer asking you about whether you had sex and you said no. no. do you remember telling anaphasser you -- an officer you shouldn't have drank so much. no. jane doe replied no it would not refresh her memory if she looked at the police report. >> reporter: the nurse who examined jane doe was next on the stand. reporting live many jade hernandez ktvu. >> go for the very latest on our home page. >>> there has been a new development in a bizarre incident involving a naked man in a san francisco bart station. investigators arrested a 25- year-old. he is accused of being naked while performing the splits at the 16th street mission bart station last month. bart police say he also lunged at some passengers and workers. he is facing felon

the nurse also pointed out another contradiction saying she recalled jane dough saying she drank brandyot dizzy and fell to the ground. jane dough testimony lasted about an hour. cross examination was very brief. lawyer for the other defendant had no questions. vehicle lae, abc news. >> cal-trans service was disrupted this evening while police tried to catch armed man in san francisco. 22 street station shut down for about an hour. man was waving a knife apparently on an overpass above the station. police eventually talked him down. noubing evaluated at the hospital. >> wildfire burning out of control near yosemite national park grown to 900 acresçó and still spreading. fire broke out sunday afternoon in mariposa county near the southern entrance to the park. blaze forced 150 homes in the sierra foot hills to be evacuated. high winds dry brush making can containment evident very difficult for the 700 firefighters who are assigned to try to stop this thing. fire burning in very remote terrain. you have to get to. in fact cal fire crew had to literally bailed road overnight cut one in wit

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