so i stepped it up a little bit to try to get there. >> brinkley turns into the mall parking lot and sees flames engulfing the vehicle. >> when i arrived, the fire was over the whole back half of the vehicle. i knew there wasn't much time left if there was somebody in there just because the car was roaring. >> as brinkley approaches the scene he gets a request on the radio. >> need your camera on the car if i can get some video of the car burning before the fire department gets there. >> one of our arson investigators asked to get a video of the car for the investigation to watch the burn pattern, and the investigation ta was going to follow. >> he jumps into rescue mode. smoke fills the vehicle and the officer can't see inside. >> i just had to break out the windows in order to have visibility into the car. i couldn't see into it. it was full of smoke. i couldn't tell if anybody was in it or not. >> i don't know if anyone is in here, burmt i think there might be. it looks like there was a crash. i got a window out of it but i can't get the smoke out. >> as brinkley plans his next mo

christie brinkley is glowing.anging out with gilles marini backstage and she is having a nice time. he is a fan favorite with "dancing with the stars" and he is here to tell us about "switched at birth", take a look. >> are you jeff? are you? i need to talk to the chef, where's jeff? >> i am the chef. >> who the hell are you? >> i'm destiny's father. >> don't you ever touch my daughter again. ever. [applause] please welcome gilles marini. [applause] [cheering] [♪] >> anderson: wow. >> such an honor. >> ok. >> anderson: wow. you guys want to get a room or something? >> you know what? >> i would have to stay a couple more days then. >> women everywhere adore him but he loves his family so much. and that makes him just... [applause] universal. but it's so beautiful how you love your family. you are such a -- >> you have kids and it means everything. >> anderson: how hold you are your kids. georgie is 13 and going on 55 and... >> christie was not looking at me when we were sitting here. >> she was looking at your blue

leslie brinkley is live at san francisco city hall with that part of our coverage. leslie? >> that's right. today's supreme court decision is basically icing on the cake for same sex couples and for bay area wedding businesses. >> it really does put me in the mood for a wedding. >> wedding designer billy cook has been engaged to his partner for five years. the supreme court will change things. >> i was always the bride's maid and never the bride. now i get to be the bride. >> a study predicts 37,000 same sex couples willed with over the next three years. that will generate $40 million for the state budget and $492 million in revenue for wedding-related businesses. florists, musicians, bakeries and station neither restores and -- stationery stores getting a piece of the cake. >> i was there when it came down from the supreme court and i got a big cheer. >> reporter: she hopes to see a boom in her business in the coming months. >> they definitely do spend more on a legal wedding than they would on a smaller meab -- maybe celebration or commitment ceremony. >> at this san fran

leslie brinkley is live at san francisco city hall with that part of our coverage. leslie? >> that's right. today's supreme court decision is basically icing on the cake for same sex couples and for bay area wedding businesses. bu. >> it really does put me in the mood for a wedding. >> wedding designer billy cook has been engaged to his partner for five years. the supreme court will change things. >> i was always the bride's maid and never the bride. now i get to be the bride. >> a study predicts 37,000 same sex couples willed with over the next three years. that will generate $40 million for the state budget and $492 million in revenue for wedding-related businesses. florists, musicians, bakeries and station neither restores and -- stationery stores getting a piece of the cake. >> i was there when it came down from the supreme court and i got a big cheer. >> reporter: she hopes to see a boom in her business in the coming months. >> they definitely do spend more on a legal wedding than they would on a smaller meab -- maybe celebration or commitment ceremony. >> at this san

brinkley responding, no. you don't need to be skinny.herly advice she apparently took to heart. sailor posting these side-by-side photos of herself on her instagram. with the caption, one year ago at the same time. >> it speaks a lot for christie brinkley to give her this advice. it's healthy. and get her to focus on self-esteem and not weight and numbers. >> reporter: the photography buff is the latest model to follow in her mother's footsteps. joining the ranks of ireland baldwin, kim basinger's daughter. now, sailor hopes to pass on her love your body approach. for all models who are healthy and have a personality. you shouldn't just be a piece of cardboard. >> when kids really focus on their own internal values and following that path, it's much more strong for them. >> sailor says she turned to her mom for advice for that "teen vogue" photo shoot. but found christie's suggestions, quote, a bit outdated. instead she called on her friends, and they staged a practice photo shoot together. >> teenagers these days. >> i believe that went

leslie brinkley is live at san francisco city hall with that part of our coverage. leslie? >> that's right. today's supreme court decision is basically icing on the cake for same sex couples and for bay area wedding businesses. >> it really does put me in the mood for a wedding. >> wedding designer billy cook has been engaged to his partner for five years. the supreme court will change things. >> i was always the bride's maid and never the bride. now i get to be the bride. >> a study predicts 37,000 same sex couples willed with over the next three years. that will generate $40 million for the state budget and $492 million in revenue for wedding-related businesses. florists, musicians, bakeries and station neither restores and -- stationery stores getting a piece of the cake. >> i was there when it came down from the supreme court and i got a big cheer. >> reporter: she hopes to see a boom in her business in the coming months. >> they definitely do spend more on a legal wedding than they would on a smaller meab -- maybe celebration or commitment ceremony. >> at this san fran

leslie brinkley is live in the north bay where one such customer is very worried. leslie? >> reporter: that's right. it seems as though costco is tracking down customers who bought the berries that are linked to 49 cases of hepititis a so far. three confirmed cases in the bay area and one unconfirmed case of a woman who bought the berries at this costco store in novato. she says she was eating them five days a week. >> i am scared to death. i know how horrible i have been feeling. >> reporter: she says she has all of the symptoms of hepititis. for two months she has been blending the berries into smoothers to combat a weakened immune system because of chemo. >> they would have bought them from another party, maybe small businesses, juice places, restaurants, all of the restaurants, anybody who makes and sells smoothers. smoothies have passed this down the road. >> reporter: this 22-year-old consumed the berries and was hospitalized for two days with a hepititis a infection. >> i initially thought it was just the flu. >> her mother ate the same berries. word has gotten out

leslie brinkley is live in the north bay where one such customer is very worried. leslie? >> reporter: that's right. it seems as though costco is tracking down customers who bought the berries that are linked to 49 cases of hepititis a so far. three confirmed cases in the bay area and one unconfirmed case of a woman who bought the berries at this costco store in novato. she says she was eating them five days a week. >> i am scared to death. i know how horrible i have been feeling. >> reporter: she says she has all of the symptoms of hepititis. for two months she has been blending the berries into smoothers to combat a weakened immune system because of chemo. >> they would have bought them from another party, maybe small businesses, juice places, restaurants, all of the restaurants, anybody who makes and sells smoothers. smoothies have passed this down the road. >> reporter: this 22-year-old consumed the berries and was hospitalized for two days with a hepititis a infection. >> i initially thought it was just the flu. >> her mother ate the same berries. word has gotten out

leslie brinkley is live in the north bay where one such customer is very worried. leslie? >> reporter: that's right. it seems as though costco is tracking down customers who bought the berries that are linked to 49 cases of hepititis a so far. three confirmed cases in the bay area and one unconfirmed case of a woman who bought the berries at this costco store in novato. she says she was eating them five days a week. >> i am scared to death. i know how horrible i have been feeling. >> reporter: she says she has all of the symptoms of hepititis. for two months she has been blending the berries into smoothers to combat a weakened immune system because of chemo. >> they would have bought them from another party, maybe small businesses, juice places, restaurants, all of the restaurants, anybody who makes and sells smoothers. smoothies have passed this down the road. >> reporter: this 22-year-old consumed the berries and was hospitalized for two days with a hepititis a infection. >> i initially thought it was just the flu. >> her mother ate the same berries. word has gotten out

take a look another how the huntley brinkley report covered that news. >> two negros were glitted but only after governor george wallace had carried out his symbolic threat to stand guard in the school hall's door. >> i would ask you once again to responsibly step aside and if you do not, i'm going to assure you that the orders of those courts will be enforced. >> shornltly after governor wallace carried out his promise to block the doorway, president kennedy ordered the secretary of defense then to use military force. chris: on prime-time television that same night against the backdrop of that and the fire hoses and dogs yuse against blacks in birmingham a month earlier, here was president kennedy's speech to america endorsing civil rights. >> any american, because his skin is dark, cannot eat lunch at a restaurant open to the public. if he cannot send his children to the best public school american, if he cannot vote for the public officials who represent him. if he cannot enjoy a full and free life which all of us want then who among us would be content to have the color of his ski

>> joining us now is presidential historian doug brinkley and william gray. congressman gray, thank you so much for coming on. you know all about the civil rights movement. you're a part of it. i do think that speech made it official, at least from the united states government point of view that civil rights was the moral cause for our country. >> it was like a nuclear bomb being dropped. a president of the united states of america on television saying to the american people that we have to have equal rights. no president before kennedy had ever done such a bold act. and it hit like an atomic bomb. people were talking about it for months. not just in the black community, but also in the white community as well. television was the vehicle that allowed kennedy to carry a message to everyone. a message that no president, none before. truman had not, eisenhower had not, and even roosevelt had not called for equality of opportunity when black troops were fighting in the pacific and in europe. and even though truman integrated the armed services through executive o

. >> joining us now is presidential historian douglas brinkley, a professor of history at rice university. i just want to get your take right off the bat, since it's all fresh and it's all live and it's just wrapping up, as you watch the remarks today, as you saw the backdrop, you saw the turnout, comparing it to what happened in '08, what are your thoughts? >> my first thoughts listening to the speech was that it was obama's second inaugural speech, except only for the world. he hit on climate change, gay rights. it was, you know, many of the same themethemes, sort of reintroducing himself to a world community. the headline is nuclear weapons reduction. he used a great historic setting and backdrop to do it. he evoked john f. kennedy 50 years ago. as jessica yellin said, he's speaking on the east side, not the west. it's a major speak for barack obama. it's why people like him and he delivered it quite well. it's clear that guantanamo bay is going to be closed now. >> you know, for a lot of us, mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall, is the legacy of ronald reagan. clearly a lot of other bit

let's go to leslie brinkley along the bay front. >> the winds picked up tonight and around 6:30 some friends got worried about an over due wind surfer who didn't come back to coyote point marina so they called the coast guard in. that's when two simultaneous rescues got underway. the wopped and waves were tough to navigate. the san mateo fire department and a fire boat joined in the search along with the coast guard helicopter. they couldn't find the wind surfer. that's when they spotted this 13-foot boat rocking in the middle of the bay with three kite surfers on board who were monitoring a race. their engine had died. >> the wind picked up. it got pretty rough. we tried to head back and then broke down. we tried to row, but it was too tough. >> when they were towed back into shore they finally spotted the wind surfer waiving his arms in the choppy water. he was taken to an ambulance to be treated for what appeared to be a dislocated shoulder. so four people were rescued from the very wind they went out on the bay to enjoy. in san mateo county abc7 news. >> really remarkable how cho

let's go to leslie brinkley along the bay front. >> the winds picked up tonight and around 6:30 some friends got worried about an over due wind surfer who didn't come back to coyote point marina so they called the coast guard in. that's when two simultaneous rescues got underway. the wopped and waves were tough to navigate. the san mateo fire department and a fire boat joined in the search along with the coast guard helicopter. they couldn't find the wind surfer. that's when they spotted this 13-foot boat rocking in the middle of the bay with three kite surfers on board who were monitoring a race. their engine had died. >> the wind picked up. it got pretty rough. we tried to head back and then broke down. we tried to row, but it was too tough. >> when towed towed back into shore they finally spotted the wind surfer waiving his arms in the choppy water. he was taken to an ambulance to be treated for what appeared to be a dislocated shoulder. so four people were rescued from the very wind they went out on the bay to enjoy. in san mateo county abc7 news. >> really remarkable how choppy

let's go to leslie brinkley along the bay front. >> the winds picked up tonight and around 6:30 some friends got worried about an over due wind surfer who didn't come back to coyote point marina so they called the coast guard in. that's when two simultaneous rescues got underway. the wopped and waves were tough to navigate. the san mateo fire department and a fire boat joined in the search along with the coast guard helicopter. they couldn't find the wind surfer. that's when they spotted this 13-foot boat rocking in the middle of the bay with three kite surfers on board who were monitoring a race. their engine had died. >> the wind picked up. it got pretty rough. we tried to head back and then broke down. we tried to row, but it was too tough. >> when they were towed back into shore they finally spotted the wind surfer waiving his arms in the choppy water. he was taken to an ambulance to be treated for what appeared to be a dislocated shoulder. so four people were rescued from the very wind they went out on the bay to enjoy. in san mateo county abc7 news. >> really remarkable how cho

. >> to talk more about how the united way is helping us all along is kelly brinkley. she's with the capital area with do more 24. this is a great idea and there's a lot of other people taking part in this. t explain how this is working today. >> this is going to be great. because of the iew nighted way can't do the work ourselves we need new and young donors tos come to our site, do more 24.org. during the day great things are going to happenat through a generous donation. if you donated at least 24 24 dolls you get a coupon for a $24 ride. for 1,000 existing customers you get the $24 coupon. we encourage everyone to give today. also wegman's is going to deliver 100,000 pounds of food to nine area food banks today. it's one of what we're calling social actions. to the generous donation of microsoft. they are donating surface tablets that we'll give to kelly miller middle school in ward 7 today and we're working with pepco today because we have a show box project. they are donating the shoe boxes with toiletries to help the homeless and families. we're excited and we e

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you know, competence, missteps to corruption, brinkley always destructive and unacceptable. i will tell you and this could be because i represent a constituency that comes from countries where the government targets people for their beliefs. i think this is worse. as dangerous as it is mentioned that those are, one government targets individuals for their beliefs, this is an affront on democracy. just wanted to see if i was untrendy thought i was exaggerating in my understanding of how dangerous and unacceptable this issue can be. >> i agree with you. it is completely inexcusable and inherently damaging now that i have been at the irs for a few days. i recognize that this important agency is founded upon the principle of operating impartially. we have failed in the most basic core principle here. it is devastating to us as an agency and to the people of that agency. they are very upset and appalled by this as well. that is a story that has been told. many of the people, and most of the people would articulate this. i one point that i would raise to you, and this is frustrati