it was parked at the corner of 23rd street and burbank avenue.the victim's name has not been released. if you have information, you're asked to call richmond police. >>> the great day to be outside of this record-setting saturday. the weather sunny and warm. dozens of boaters hit the bay to ride the mild waves and soak in the sun. right now, still beautiful outside, but our good weather does come at a cost. abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma has more with live doppler 7hd. >> it's been a dry and mild month across the bay area. today capping off january with record-setting temperatures. take a look. record warmth in many locations, from san jose to oakland, san francisco, sfo international san rafael, more than 20 degrees above normal. record high of 78 degrees. besting the old record set back in 1976. now, we are in unprecedented territory, especially in san francisco in terms of our drought. for the first time since records have been kept, 165 years we have never had a january that has been completely dry and that's what we have achieved unfortun

it was parked at the corner of 23rd street and burbank avenue.the victim's name has not been released. if you have information, you're asked to call richmond police. >>> the great day to be outside of this record-setting saturday. the weather sunny and warm. dozens of boaters hit the bay to ride the mild waves and soak in the sun. right now, still beautiful outside, but our good weather does come at a cost. abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma has more with live doppler 7hd. >> it's been a dry and mild month across the bay area. today capping off january with record-setting temperatures. take a look. record warmth in many locations, from san jose to oakland, san francisco, sfo international san rafael, more than 20 degrees above normal. record high of 78 degrees. besting the old record set back in 1976. now, we are in unprecedented territory, especially in san francisco in terms of our drought. for the first time since records have been kept, 165 years we have never had a january that has been completely dry and that's what we have achieved unfortun

drivers lined up at this costco station in burbank to fill up before prices go up again. >> right now we're basically in the eye of the storm. >> reporter: allison mac is an analyst with gasbuddy.com. she says the problem is not the price of crude oil. it's holding steady at about $49 per barrel. the problem is at the refinery. what is happening at the refinery level that causes a price spike? >> in the industry we call this the first-quarter climb. every year around this time nationally price goss up because we switch over to summer blend gas. summer fuel gasoline is more expensive to produce. >> reporter: and refineries go through a maintenance cycle during the switchover. that means production is lower. an explosion at the exxonmobil refinery in torrance, california, last week, made things worse. and a strike by steelworkers at 12 refineries across the country is impacting 20% of oil production. nationwide gas prices have been dropping since april. but they have now risen for 32 straight days. a gallon of regular unleaded was $2.03 a month ago. it is now $2.37. and if you needed on

luminaries like henry ford, thomas edison and luther burbank were on hand to showcase the inner workingsmodern industry, technology, and science. model ts and levi jeans rolled off assembly lines in mini factories. and visitors could see life-saving infant ink batore incubators, the latest typewriters, and a working replica of the panama canal. although a world apart from the carnage of world war i, under way across the atlantic, the fair was no escape from many of the social struggles unfolding on the home front. class tensions and prejudices that divided san francisco and much of america were on full display here, including derogatory depictions of different ethnic groups and the barring of african-americans from being hired for certain jobs at the fair. >> but the fair was meant to be sort of inclusive to gain the broad public support that the fair officials needed to make this happen they billed it as something that was going to create jobs and bring the city together. and for some groups that was really true, and for other groups it wasn't. >> but there were also displays convention

it is similar to the way jon bon jovi's kitchen operates in burbank. >>> and coming up we'll tell you who police say stole from preschoolers and kindergartners. >>> and the emerald sea of green is showing up in waterways in parts of delaware but it has nothing to do with st. patrick's day. >>> and this morning canadian police are scratching their heads. next, we explore a tunnel mystery. nicole: we all have different needs for our children and basing all of the childrens' needs on one test is not the right road to go down. and something's got to change. okaikor: and the ones who are taking the brunt of it are our children. all the other things that make you a great human being is not important anymore. what's more important is: can you answer a-b-c-d? gina: what am i going to learn for my child from this test that my teacher can't tell me right now? >>> it is 6:44 right now. a leak at the university of delaware says 900 gallons containing a fluorescent green dye is used for leak detection. this does not pose an environmental risk. the university officials say the broken pipe has been

. >> from beautiful downtown burbank. >> here is the star of our show, bob hope!television back then. one year there were like 18 different variety shows. everybody had a variety show. ♪ it's the jimmy dean show ♪ >> everybody was different because of who was helming the show. ♪ everybody loves somebody some time ♪ >> dean martin was just so loose he acted as though he was doing the whole show drunk without a rehearsal. >> this is a real international show. now, where else could you see a smooth italian and a slippery pole? >> he was funny. he was really, really funny. ♪ >> he always looked as if he was a bit lost. people thought that it was because he was tiddly. but that was part of the charm. >> here he is, ed sullivan! ♪ >> thank you. >> no matter who controlled the tv set the night other nights of the week, sunday night at 8:00, you were going to watch ed sullivan. >> now, ladies and gentlemen, a very -- >> ed sullivan was a phenomenon. he was a powerful force. >> quiet, please. >> the beauty of the sullivan kind of variety show is that if you didn't like som

the thunderstorm swept through burbank, california. to lower a firefighter to reach the dog below as it struggled to stay above the water. it had a collar and nicknamed him lucky and staying in a local animal shelter. >> when mitt romney announced he was not running for president. he said he was looking forward to a next generation of republicans leading the republican party. we asked if you agree and who should take on the dems for 2016. peter said must be a governor. walker, casack or perry or jiowa nda l. >> we have no one. current roster are same goal as dems just different delivery and brian said dr. ben carson. you don't got to buy me dinner but you can tweet me. i reached 50,000 twitter followers and we'll keep the conversation going. >> a world record car collection. >> he just kept going and never stopped. >> one of every car ever made. >> and driven to leave a mark. >> he went to a wrecking yard. >> and his family promises to carry out his grand plan. >> there was a feeling of dread and relief and excitement and enthusasm. >>

it's the second year for the 3d printing world expo in burbank. just about everything you can do with a 3d printing to the unusual to practical to real works of art. anything you can build in 3 dimension, it's on display. plastic printers are most common. there are now metal ones too. some of those can cost in the houses of dollars but prices are dropping on the more simple models. >> for those that say there will be a 3d printer in every home at some point. you can print a replacement part to an appliance and things like that. all kinds of medical breakthroughs. they say they will be able to print a heart within ten years. >> it also features a competition for digital artists. i would imagine there would be some applications in your field. >> oh, yeah very cool. >> all right. we are looking at a cooler forecast today. temperatures coming down certainly this morning compared to yesterday and for the afternoon. but still above average. it's going to take a. >> while to break this ridge down and bring in some rain. it is on the way though. live dopp

it's an expo in burbank. 50 companies are showing up just about everything you can do with a 3d printing to the unusual to practical to real works of art. anything you can build in 3 dementia is on display. plastic printers are most common. there are now metal ones too. some of those can cost in the houses of dollars but prices are dropping on the more simple models. >> for those that say there will be a 3d printer in every home at some point. you can print a replacement part to an appliance and things like that. all kinds of medical breakthroughs. they say they will be able to print a heart within ten years. >> it also features a competition for digital artists. >>> mcdonald's will soon be accepting a new form of payment starting tomorrow the chain will let some customers pay for their food with lovein. it can include calling a loved one, giving a hug or even a dance. customer in preselected times will be close chosen randomly. the campaign runs until valentine's day. much more ahead on the abc7 news. the pl

two days five of them today, most of the flights canceled out of oakland today would have been to burbank los angeles. but the bottom line is there are a lot of upset people. at oakland airport today, what began as a maintenance problem for southwest airlines has evolved into an even larger public relations one with. >> i have always loved flying with southwest before but after this, there's no way that i will ever get on another one of their planes. >> reporter: julie car love killing time with her friend michael richardson, almost 24 hours after their scheduled arrival in seattle from omaha. they were not alone here today. >> why should i have to suffer? why should me and my friend have to suffer our traveling because southwest didn't do their job? >> reporter: this maintenance issue affects one-fifth of the fleet, 128 737s. southwest pulled them from service after the discovering they had not received checks on a backup hydraulic system. southwest says it pulled the planes voluntarily. that is not what passengers say they heard from the airline yesterday. >> all they told us is that th

johnny carson moved the show from new york to burbank, california in 1982. leno continued the legacy until jimmy fallon took over as host and it returned to new york. he said he's looking for a stop in l.a. with a little help from some big stars. >> michael keaton is coming on. ellen degeneres, i love playing with her but she's in l.a. all the time. we're going to do something fun. we have neil young is coming on. >> and for those who may not know jimmy fallon does a pretty good neil young impression. look for that. it all starts tonight. catch "the tonight show" starring jimmy fallon from los angeles at 11:35 right here on nbc10. >>> is it a first alert weather day. >> tonight we're looking out for the threat of freezing. our live sky cam network is closely watching the roads. here's a live look at interstate 95 in south philadelphia for the monday afternoon rush. >>> march shashgs eat a snickers. >> why? >> you're getting a little hostile when you're hungry. >> it's the show within the show. of course, we're talking about the super bowl commercials. they c

at disney headquarters in burbank, 11:00 a.m. on wall street and "squawk alley" is live. ♪ ♪ >>> and welcome to "squawk alley" for a wednesday, joining us once again this morning, jon steinberg, ceo of the "daily mail" north america as always, kayla tausche, jon fortt, on a day where the market is hanging on to gains, watch oil, though, awfully close to $50 once again after inventories came in heavy. let's begin with disney, shares in the green after earnings and revenue obviously topped expectations. the company was helped by a jump in theme park attendance as well as strong sales of those "frozen" themed toys. julia boorstin spoke to bob iger in a first on cnbc interview and she's live in los angeles this morning with more. hey, julia. >> hey, carl. on the better than expected results bob iger sounded confident growth will continue on the strength of disney brands including "frozen" and on digital innovation. as to whether offering espn with dish's over-the-top streaming service could drive cord cutting, iger said simply no. >>

at the corner of burbank boulevard and vesper avenue, he notices a beauty stopped at the light ahead of him. a 1932 ford victoria like this one. >> whoever owned that car put a lot of money into it because it looked really nice. >> he pulls up to take a closer look, just as a car races past him in the other lane. >> the car that was next to me was just not slowing down, and hit the back of this car without braking, and hit it really hard, and it just exploded and caused a big ball of fire. >> amazingly, the occupants of the car that rear-ended the vintage ford are only slightly injured, but the driver of the antique car is out cold and trapped in flames. >> i figured he was going to probably be unconscious or hurt pretty badly, so i immediately parked and got out and ran towards his car. >> the force of the crash has pushed the burning car all the way through the intersection. when steve reaches the car, he realizes the situation is worse than he thought. >> i think upon impact, his seat reclined back. i immediately tried to open the door from the outside. it didn't budge. i was tryi

a mild day ahead, 79 for burbank. 72, sacramento. >> good monday or, i am meteorologist mike nicco witha forecast. on this president's day we will see a sea breeze developing at the coast bringing you cooler weather and cloud cover and the rest of us are surf any and warm. we will have morning clouds and cooler afternoon temperatures on tuesday and wednesday and the winds blow offshore this weekend for warm weather. we will be in the mid 60s along the coast and the rest of us in the low-to-mid 70s. tonight, mid-40s to low 50s. the seven-day forecast >>> coming up on "gma," the latest on the american sniper trial. the killer's family breaking their silence in an abc news exclusive. >>> also ahead, air scare. a scorpion stinging a woman on a plane. how did the scorpion get onboard? >> plus, black ice and whiteout conditions. what you need to know to stay safe on the roads right now. >>> and "saturday night live" celebrating 40 years with an all-star reunion. the moment everybody is talking about this morning. celebritying 40 years with an all-star reunion. the moment everybody is talking

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. >> lovely lady visiting from burbank.>> benedict arnold. all right, the correct answer it is michael keeton. >> he didn't play a real guy in "birdman" but a parody of himself. he starred in the two batman movies. the other nominee steve carell played john, convicted murder. we have bradley cooper playing, excellent. but cumberbatch played the creative turning machine and eddie redmayne. >> he's kathie's favorite over to you. >> all right. lovely ladies in newport beach. what is the man standing on top of? coin film reel, or a star? >> film reel? >> okay. yes indeed. all right. film reel it is. >> it is a film reel. we don't see too many these days. everything is going digital. it signifies the five original branchs of the academy, writers directors producers technicians, it weighs 8.5 pounds, which is heavy. you can kind of work out with it. >> you can see how they struggle sometimes. >> look at these beautiful ladies visiting from boston. nice to have you here. how many people know the outcome of the academy award voting

he met me for breakfast in burbank and looked a little disheveled. i said what happened? how did you get here? on your bicycle? motorcycle. he was in his 70's at the time. he was equally at home on horseback or in the middle of discussion of the keystone pipeway. he was a wonderfully good man and if watching here today he would probably say a tribute on the floor of the house, not too shabby. mr. schiff: goodbye larry. you were my very good friend and you will be missed. i yield back, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from minnesota seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> well, mr. speaker, i rise today to speak about an important issue for millions of americans and that's protecting access to speech generating devices. for those living with a.l.s. and other neurological and degenerative diseases, these devices give them the ability to communicate with their friends and loved ones, something we all take for granted. mr. paulsen: unfortunately a government agency