after 50 years,s,s,s,s,s,s,s,s,, >> carolyn: welcome back, everyone.lfriend of a san mateo restaurant manager killed three years ago will raise money for a reward fund on tuesday. she hopes that will get someone to step forward with new information about his murder. this is the crime scene in san mateo where douglas costello was murdered in 2008 in what is still an unsolved case. his girlfriend, laura johnson, is holding the fundraiser as a tgi fridays on tuesday, the day he would have turned 40. the restaurant has agreed to donate 25% of all sales that day to the reward fund. >>> the search continues for a small plane that crash and sanked in sausalito. this is video of the plane attempt to go take off near bridgeway boulevard on friday. you see it starting to takeoff and hitting a wake. it slipped nose first into the bay. a passing boat rescued the two passengers onboard. they are okay. a private company was at the scene yesterday trying to recover the wreckage. so far divers have not found it. they say the hide degree plane did not have enough fuel

>> it might be kind of neat. >> carolyn: a cheap over. >> maybe. >> carolyn: a wild kingdom thing. >> maybe you can pitch the tent outside tonight because that's when the cooling begins tonight, the heat advisory through 9:00 tonight. and spare-the-air day, we talked about that. this morning we had the fog. you can't see anything there but except the hazy conditions. better air quality by the bay, but even here we are going to see numbers increase as much as 5 could 6 degrees. so today santa rosa 97. the record is 106. napa will see 94. a far cry from their record. but san francisco up several degrees. 6 degrees from yesterday. 99 is the record. oakland up as much as 8 to 10 degrees today. livermore will hit 100 degrees and san jose 94. even though we won't be close to breaking any records, it will be very toasty out there with better air quality closer to the bay and the coast. but the sea breeze much, much weaker today. as a result we will see temperatures climb all over the bay. 49, though. comfortable root now, half moon bay. 60 oakland, 69 in antioch with 63 in san jose. 58. some

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. >> a great documentary.er othk and speak more request carolyn brown, stay with us.nd having enough income when you retire. that's why i'm here -- to help come up with a plan and get you on the right path. i have more than a thousand fidelity experts working with me so that i can work one-on-one with you. it's your green line. but i'll be there every step of the way. call or come in and talk with us today. >>> we're back with carolyn brown, producer of "on the line" what do you want the viewer, after they watch the documentary to go home with if you will at the end. >> i think for me it was all about people understanding who these people are and not just the minutemen and what motivates them, but also the people that risked their lives across the desert in arizona, that's where they're crossing to come to the united states and work. it's about making them human. i spent a long time with the minutemen who called them aliens, even with the border patrol, who are very nice and doing a great job. they dehumanize these people as well. the film ended up being about the peo

. >> and i'm carolyn johnson. there are no serious injuries, but for much of the day residents within a mile were asked to stay indoors. >> abc7's lisa amin gulezian is live. we will start with the fire itself. john has that. john, it took hours to put this thing out. >> yes, and finally dan and carolyn, firefighters stopped pouring water on one of the trouble spots. the fairfield fire marshal says this inferno was n -- was an accident caused by employees doing welding near the stacks and stacks of plastic bins behind this plant. even after the monster fire was put out, flare ups continued through the late afternoon and early evening. about five hours after the flames erupted behind macro plastics, investigators pointed the finger at workers. >> we've confirmed with the business owners and the employees on site that we did have employees working with some type of an open flame device. i don't have details, but probably a blowtorch or welding in that area. >> the first call came in about 1:00 p.m. as a tower of bla

i'm carolyn johnson. >> and i'm dan ashley. that was the word for a young man pulled off a plane for refusing to pull up his pants. >> vic lee learned of the decision. john alston has more on the story. >> carolyn and dan, we were with marmon's mother earlier this evening and she said she got a call from her attorney informing her prosecutors would not prosecute the case against her son. the champagne is flowing after the family got word the d.a. would not file charges. >> justice for all. i am so pleased. i am so grateful, freedom. >> and from his room at the university of new mexico, the twenty-year-old football player was part of the celebration via skype. >> my first reaction i was ecstatic. it was unfortunate what happened in the past. once again i do want to apologize to the members of flight 488. >> marmon was arrested on a u.s. airways flight at sfo after an agent told him to pull up his pajama pants. he was jailed on suspicion of trespassing and resisting arrest. >> i don't think i was dressing offensively to anybody.

i'm carolyn johnson. after a 24-hour delay, the house narrowly approved a debt ceiling plan only to have it rejected within minutes by the senate. and now it is the democrats' turn to keep the government from running out of money on tuesday. thomas roman is here now with how both sides are reacting after accomplishing essentially nothing. >> nothing. it was a day of angry scpim passioned rhetoric by both parties in washington. the republicans accuse the democrats of inaction while democrats respond by calling the republican debt plan bizarre. speaker john boehner vee meantly described what he called a debt ceiling plan that he says will save the economy. >> i stuck my neck out a mile to try to get an agreement with the president of the united states m, and it is time for the administration and -- time for our colleagues across the aisle, put something on the table. tell us where you are. >> a short time later -- >> yas are 218 and the na are 2110 and the bill is passed. it raises the debt limit $900 billi

i'm carolyn tyler. formal arraignment tomorrow for the two men arrested in the severe beating of giants fan brian stow. louie sanchez and marvin norwood are accused of committing the brutal attack at dodger stadium on opening day. brian stow, a paramedic from santa cruz, remains hospitalized after that attack on march 31st. we have an exclusive look at the two men arrested thursday and we have an update on brian stow's condition. >> reporter: these photographs from our los angeles sister station. kabc, show 29-year-old louie sanchez and 30-year-old marvin norwood. charges were filed against them friday for the march 31st attack at dodger stadium on brian stow. each face three counts, aggravated assault, mayhem and battery. if convicted, norwood could face nine years in prison, sanchez eight. abc7's legal analyst, dean johnson, thinks the duo should face charges that would put them in prison for life. >> i think the complaint is undercharged. if i were to charge mayhem i would charge aggravated mayhem, w

. >> i'm carolyn johnson. golden gate ferry service cancelled for tomorrow because of threatened one day strike by the ticket seller union. we are live at the larkspur ferry terminal with what all this means for commuters. >>reporter: well, for those who know about it, it means they have to stay home. drive. or take a bus. for anyone who arrives at for ri terminal tomorrow morning unaware the district will be doing sweep, occasional sweep through the terminal and shuttling people to the golden gate bridge bus stop and from there they have to make their way. what it means for l commuters beyond that saturday sunday next week well that's a little unclear. 16 ticket agent at the larkspur ferry terminal embarcadero and on the sausolito ferry are due to be replaced with ticket machines we can from tomorrow. the union has been negotiating with the golden gate bridge district about the transition since november 2009. but now at the 11th hour the union says it had no choice but to threaten a one day striking. >> it wa

i'm carolyn johnson. >> and i'm dan ashley. investigators are on the scene of a deadly shooting at a hayward gas station. >> the victim was found in a car at the union 76 station. that's where abc7's lisa amin gulezian is live for us. lisa? >> carolyn, this all happened around 5:30 p.m., but there is still a very large police presence here. hayward police, the investigations unit, csi, the coroner are all here and they are all giving us little information at this hour. i know the victim is an african-american man in his 20s and he was parked in the gold-colored cadillac you are looking at in the far end of the parking lot while the victim sat in his car and another person presumed to be a man in a black hoodie walked up shot him several times at close range and then ran away. there were several witnesses at that time and investigators say right now they still do not think this was gang-related, but they also think the victim was a targeted person. they say they will be here for several more hours trying to hash this whole thing

i'm carolyn johnson. >> and i'm dan ashley. the chp tells us, the 34e7b -- the men were being chased in connection with murder investigation. >> it went from union city and north on 880 to oakland and then to 580 through livermore to i-5 and ending in lathrop in the central valley. that's wherely leigh uh-huh mean goly -- thas where lisa amin gulezian is live. >> we are live where the chase ended. we are off i-5 north in lathrop. there was a very large police presence here. the highway patrol left us a few minutes ago. they stopped this silver mercedes and had the suspects pull over at the shell gas station. the high speed chase started before 8:00 tonight in union city. police originally believed the ones in the car were two men wanted out of east palo alto that involved four murders. armed robberies and burglaries. and we learned a few minutes ago that they are not involved in connection to any of those. but they originally thought they did because the car these two men were driving was registered to one of the murder suspect

i'm carolyn tyler. i am in this morning for terry mcsweeney. talks will continue on capitol hill this morning as congress tries to come up with a debt deal. yesterday, after a 24 hour delay and concessions to conservatives, the house narrowly approved a plan, only to have it rejected within minutes by the senate. california senators boxer and feinstein joined all their democratic colleagues in voting against the house bill. take a look at this countdown clock. it is showing you we are just three days, 14 hours, 59 minutes and so forth until the deadline. now it's the democrats turn to put together a plan to keep the government from running out of money on tuesday. >> abc news tells you how both sides of reacting after accomplishing nothing. >> speaker john boehner vehemently described what he sacrificed in order to produce a debt ceiling plan that he says will save the economy. >> i stuck my neck out a mile to try to get an agreement with the president of the united states, and it is time for the administration and time for our colleagues acros

i'm carolyn tyler. today on our program.... >> involved in social media. we'll take a look at that on 7 on your side. >> plus, the california flood factor, what happens if the snow pack melts all at once and the effort to build a rock wall the old-fashioned way. >> social media sites l transfoe communicate. now there is a brand-new social network but it's for your car. michael finney tells us anyone can now send a message to any car in america. >> i'm using that, are you? >> danielle sent a message to that blue pickup truck. she sent a voice activated message. >> i like your car. >> she is using a new social network that connects drivers through each other through their license plates. >> you can because they have set up e-mail and voicemail boxes for every license plate in america, yours, too. to to see your messages you have to claim your plate. that is register. >> we connected 250 million registered vehicles with a voicemail inbox and e-mail in-box and you can send a message to any car in the countr

>>reporter: pl carolyn johnson reporting.eplace rment typically covered by insurance and because the surgery less invasive doctors say cost can actually be lower than some older technology. quite promising. coming up. get fainted for driving and texting you know that but what about walking and text sning. >> they call it the nagging effect. just ahead exactly how men benefit from being married. stay with us. news at 9:00 men benefit from being married. stay with us. news at 9:00 continues saz sxz. >> see people doing it all the time these days walking and texting along. one city doing its best to keep pedestrians focus. philadelphia has new program that targets bad behavior on the city thoroughfare. that means they are going after distracted pedestrians and sidewalk cyclist. for now officials are handing out safety guides and warnings about citations. no finding yet but when the time comes, culprit have to pay 120 dollars for not paying attention. >>> people doing it all the time. every possible situation. let's go back up da

carolyn johnson tells us how it works and effort to bring it to other hospitals and schools as well. ♪ >> reporter: childhood stroke has interrupted his speech but not his ability to express himself. ♪ >> he is starting the beat with the help a therapist at the children's hospital. the program introduces music to young patients helping them cope with the stress and discomfort of being hospitalized. >> so the way i was working but he was fully engaged in the drumming and nothing else matter hat at that point is a truly a therapeutic moment. >> reporter: foster for several hours, the sessions are a break from ongoing treatment. in steven's case, it's cystic fibrosis. >> one of your favorites? >> yes. ♪ ♪ >> it doesn't have to be intimidating. music can be a supportive vehicle to express emotions the story. >> music therapy program is cooperation between the ucsf and a nonprofit to get it in public service. it was started by a musician kip gallagher. the group now places what it calls musician corps fellows in schools and hospitals. >> health corps and green corps and why wouldn't you h

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. >> and i'm carolyn johnson. the chief came to hear about a deadly police shooting. >> but the public forum was a shouting match filled with anger and suspicion. lisa amin gulezian is in the newsroom with the story. lisa? >> the meeting got very heated very quickly. many called it unproductive while others called it a missed opportunity because of all of the anger in the room. >> san francisco police chief was met with out right hostility at this community meeting tonight. >> you are not a friend of hours. you are the enemy. >> this was supposed to be a night to answer questions about saturday's shooting in the bay view when san francisco police shot and killed kenneth harding after the 19-year-old ran away from them during a routine fare inspection at a muni light rail stop. police say this audio recording proved harding fired at them first, and they returned fire. tests show harding had gun residue on his right hand. >> we don't trust the police. we don't believe in the police. >> the focus quickly shifted away

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. >> and i'm carolyn johnson. dozens are dead because of the homegrown terrorist. >> the investigation into today's twin attacks in norway are focused on a single man, 32-year-old unders bearing. the question is why? >> the explosions shattered the city. >> people are in the street and injured. >> the streets carpeted with broken glass. smoke rising from the center of town. >> you can smell the burning from the glass. >> it looks like a war zone. there were people running around with bloodz from the head. >> bystanders raced to help the injured. worst hit, a government building worst to the prime minister. luckily he was not there. also damaged, the headquarters of a tabloid newspaper as well as smaller papers nearby. in the buildings, the dead, and those too badly wounded to get out. it lasted into the night. while everyone in oslo was warned to stay away from the downtown area. then two hours later on an island less than an hour from a capital, a nightmare of a different kind. a man described as tall and blonde

. >> i'm carolyn johnson. the two-engine plane started sinking immediately, but thanks to quick work by the coast guard, both passengers were quickly plucked off the plane. thomas roman is live with more on how this all happened. >> just offshore here in richardson bay, there is a coast guard boat marking where this plane went down. police tell us the pilot is a 75-year-old local resident. he and his passenger are fine. now, as you can imagine just about everybody has a camera now a days, and this event got a lot of camera attention including a video. >>> this is video of a hydro -- >> this is video of the hydroplane. you could see it take off and then hitting a wake. it then flipped nose first into richardson bay. this man was siting in a restaurant when the plane went by. >> we were floating along, and it gunned its engine and took off and went right by the restaurant cruising along the water. it had a lot of speed and it looks like it got airborne and hit a wake from a boat. and it shot up and it went slamm

. >> i'm carolyn johnson. the families of the missing men called on politicians to keep the pressure on mexican authorities and that strategy appears to have worked. >> at the same time, family members are distri distributine posters featuring four of these missing men. >> the seven missing were onboard a fishing boat when it sank at 2:30 sunday morning in the sea of cortez. more than 40 people were onboard at the time. the navy and coast guard have searched 1100 square miles. coast guard c 130 aircraft is heading south from sacramento again tomorrow. >> the mexican embassy says there never was a decision to sus pend the search operation. though calling it off at 96 hours is standard operating procedure for the mexican navy. >> we are evaluating the situation regularly so so far the operation will continue. >> this morning, families of the missing men were devastated that the search might be called off and started contacting poll sixepolitician is for help. state senator yi says there is ample evidence of surv

>> and carolyn, they are. the reverend amos brown, president of a local chapter led that fight against u.s. airways saying that this is an example of racism saying it doesn't matter if the employees were black, white, or any color. he says what he's talking about is institutional racism, he says the airline is guilty of that. >> vick, has there been offers to settle by u.s. airways? >> carolyn, the family says the airline offered free passes between san francisco and new mexico, where he is going to school. that was sort of like an informal offer made over the phone. she swear by this, their attorney swears by this. reverend brown swears by this, but the airline told us today on the phone they have made no such offer. the bottom line is that family told me they have not accept nid deal. >> thank you, vick. >>> a group of parking atendants capturing a man who has been suspected of issuing fake parking permits. the attendants say he's been selling fake parking permits in a lot they're supposed to pay for a auto

>>> good morning i'm carolyn tyler. bay area activists a board a boat trying to deliver aide to palestinians say they will continue their journey despite the arrest of their captain. he was arrested as he tried to sail to athens. they are trying to make it to gaza and is now asking united states to try to get involved. lisa amin gulezian has more. >>> the audacity of hope is u.s. led boat on a protest mission from greece to gaza but the celebration was short-lived. >>> no that's not right. >> greek coastguard and commando stopped the boat claims it didn't have permission to sail and the mission was too dangerous. the captain was arrested and commandos aimed weapons at the activists. henry noor was on board. >> it was it was very clear to us that the government is under pressure from the u.s. government and israeli government the greek government is not allowing any of our flotilla ships to leave greece. >> they blame israel for the holdup. >> not involved in the stopping of the vessels in greece. they didn't have the pr

supervisor kim: next, we have carolyn squeri. are you here today? ok. then i am going to call up christopher elmendorf. after him, we have eric mcdonnell. >> thank you for hearing for me today. my name is christopher elmendorf. as a a professor of law at uc davis school of law where i teach election law, and i am resident of san francisco, where i have lived in the mission district since 2005. i wanted to say a few words this morning about why i want to serve on this task force and the values i would bring to the task of the task force. i see this as a public service opportunity, no more and no yes. i am is a tenured professor. i teach and have relevant knowledge in this area that i think i could bring to the project. but i owe no debt to any candidate, to any interest group, and i have no interest in being into debt or having indebted to me any candidate or interest group that has a stake in this process. the u.s. stands alone among all

>> dan and carolyn these protestors accomplish what they set out to do and that was to disrupt rush hour. demonstration began like any other. organizer on bull horn to get the crowd going. but things quickly escalated when protestors climbed on top of eastbound train. bart employee pulled him down. tension however continued to the mount. tl group trying to get the message out. >> we have fliers. on off train educating people as we move. >>reporter: protest was in honest of charles hill knife wielding man shot an killed by bart police july 3rd. organizers are demanding that the bart police force dispwaichbilityd bart conduct outrageous. the people have no business l going around in public with guns and killing people. >>reporter: in all 3 bart stations were forced to shut down. civic center. powell street and 16 street. reaction from bart riders was mixed fichlt angry at the protestors. their right but do it somewhere else. >> inconvenient but it comes with the territory. >>reporter: tl being in san francisco. >> yes. >>reporter: later on splinter group marched on mission and market stree

. >> thank for joining us, i'm carolyn tyler. formal arraignment tomorrow for the two men arrested in the severe beating of giants fan brian stow. louie sanchez and marvin norwood are accused of committing the brutally tack on dodger stadium on opening day. brian stow, a paramedic from santa cruz, remains hospitalized after that attack on march 31st. we have an exclusive look at the two men arrested thursday and we have an update on brian stow's condition. >> reporter: these photographs from our los angeles sister station showed 29-year-old louie sanchez and 30-year-old marvin norwood. charges were filed against them friday for the march 31st attack at dodger stadium on brian stow. each face three counts, aggravated assault, mayhem and battery. if convicted, norwood could face nine years in prison, sanchez eight. we think the duo should face charges that would put them in prison for life. >> i think the complaint is undercharged. if i were to charge mayhem i would carry aggravated mayhem which carries a life sentence and i would

carolyn tyler way to keep former offender on the right track. carolyn tyler tonight has the story >> lafayette works in the garden outside the san bruno jail. just released from the facility back in january. and now desperately needs housing. but says no one will rent to him. >> if they want credit report and police report and it's just hard. you have a felony, i don't know don't get a call back. >>reporter: city human writ commission wants to add people like thomas those with arrest and conviction tl records and when it comes to pro interest had gone housing discriminatio discrimination. >> what we are diagnose is giving people a chance to turn their lives around. >>reporter: teresa sparks is executive director of the commission. we are not going to force someone something down their throat if there'sa legitimate reason but just because they were arrested 5 years ago or 10 years ago and if they haven't done it again yes that's not a reason not to rent to them. >>reporter: new proposal has support of the sheriff's department, da and others who s

we heard from your colleague, congresswoman carolyn mahoney. we're going to play this now.you have a record of the republican leadership walking away from the biden proposal, walking away from the $4 trillion grand plan, walking away from mcconnell-reid from the gang of six. walking away from 3 trillion, 2.5 trillion. i truly do believe, alex, if the president came out with a cure for cancer, they would walk out of the room and say no. >> how do republicans say, according to what carolyn maloney says, and she's gone through a number of plans on the table. how can republicans say that the present democrats haven't put a plan on the table, or is that not what you're saying? >> well, let's really dissect it. what we got from the president has never been a plan. it has rhetorical speech. we have great rhetoric, but nothing that can be scored by the cbo. our plans can be scored. we've never gotten that from the president, not once. when she says $4 trillion grand plan, i asked jerry nadler on tv the other day, i didn't get a copy of the plan. where? ? it's in the newspaper. that

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i'm carolyn johnson. >> we're going to start in berkeley.kers in a steel plant are worried. >> and an immigration crack down is underway there. many workers are living in fear of what they call silent raids. today some spoke for the first time. abc 7 is live for us in berkeley with the story. >> it turns out pacific steel is far from the only place where these so called silent raids are taking place. they're happening around the country. and while the company says it's not knowingly hired undocumented workers, reality is that hundreds of people here at the third-largest steel foundry in the united states are in this country illegally.

i'm carolyn tyler. there are three investigations underway this morning into the fatal police shooting of a man in san francisco. the police department. the d.a. and the office of citizens complaints looking into what happened yesterday in the city's bay view neighborhood. there are questions this morning about whether the victim had a gun and fired at police as he was running away from them. extra officers had to be called in to control an angry crowd at the scene near third street and oakdale avenue. >> moments after the shooting a bystander was recording a video of the scene at the bayview district. it was deadly conclusion of an encounter that started on the platform of the "t" line street car. they were doing inspections to make sure that riders had paid their fares. they stopped a is the-year-old man who suddenly bolted. >> the suspect fled on foot. during the course of the foot suspect, we believe the suspect fired backwards at the officer and the officers returned fire and he was struck and woun

. >> and the news at 5:00 continues right now with dan and carolyn. >>> new details in the brian stowing case. police say not only did the suspects brag about beating stow, other giants fans were victimized that night. also... >> and now, he fell down he start kicking and praying. >> a survival story from a local teen whose wilderness survival group came under attack from a grizzly. >> steps taken to save a heritage tree in the peninsula and a retro fit projects at the same time. >>> good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn tyler. -- cheryl jennings is off this evening. the family of a man when died while running from police may be planning legal action tonight. >> they're meeting tonight with a high profile civil rights lawyer. the 19-year-old kenneth harding was killed by a bullet to the head in the bay view district. tests show police claim they did not fire the shot, harding did, by accident. abc 7's vic lee is live with the latest on this story. vick? >> reporter: family members of kenneth harding met with reporters here in offices of well known oakland lawyer john burress. h

>> well, they've got witnesses, carolyn, and it's about to start. at this point they don't have motives and don't have any suspects. people we're talking to here what happened this morning is as low as kit get. a man out feeding the homeless is just gunned down. he's known as brother john. and just about everyone out here knows him. at least once per week, brother john, his wife and two young daughters pass out home-cooked meals to east oakland homeless. >> they came out hire to feed us last night. >> that meal of fish served in the shadow of the bart tracks and out of the back of brother john's van on 47th avenue may be his last. and this could be the last man brother john ever helped. >> if that brother john's van, stopped back up and then, three shots. then, i ducked. then two more shots. >> this shooter fired into the van with brother john and his family inside. a 29-year-old brother john shot in the head, now clinging to life. his wife grazed by a bullet, one daughter shot in the arm and the other, not injured. police do not have a motive for a

court of appeals, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >>> one more note about the armed services. president obama announced today that he will send condolence letters to families of service members who commit suicide while in the combat zone. that reverses a long standing government policy. in a written statement president obama said this is an emotional, painful and complicated issue but these americans served our nation bravely. they didn't die because they are weak he goes on. the fact that they didn't get the help they needed must change. end of the statement from president obama on this. >>> airport security is expected to tighten especially for international flights into the united states. that is because of recent intelligence that terrorists may be considering boarding flights with surgically implanted explosive devices, bombs. brian ross on the new warning out today. >> reporter: the reports of so-called belly bombs has led to an urgent alerlt for increased scrutiny of passengers heading to the u.s. who appear to have had recent surgery. >> al-qaeda has been working for a

i'm carolyn tyler. formal arraignment in los angeles for the two men arrested in the severe beating of the giants' fan bryan stow. they are accused of committing that brutal attack at dodger stadium on opening day. bryan stow remains hospitalized after the attack back on march 31. tomas ramon gives us an exclusive look of the two men arrested on thursday and gives us an update on bryan stow's condition. >>> these photographs from los angeles sister station show 29-year-old louie sanchez and 30-year-old marvin norwood. charges were filed on friday for the attack on dodgers stadium on bryan stow. each faces three counts, aggravated assault, mayhem and battery. if convicted, norwood could face nine years in prison, sanchez, eight. dean johnson thinks the duo would face charges to put them in prison for life. >> if mayhem were charged, i would charge aggravated mayhem. i would also charge the crime of torture that carries a life sentence. >> both are being held on a half million dollar bond. also seen is do

even though interim mayor ed lee promised not to run and when took this job as carolyn tyler reports he is now considering. >> reporter: ed lee is out of the offense, in fact out of town. his ears must be burning. after signing the city budget the interim mayor announced he may want to continue in the job. he is considering running in november. alex clemons is a veteran political consultant. >> ed lee has had the best job in american politics for six months. he has been selected to run a great town. he has had none of the targets that politicians usually have on their backs. i think it will be an interesting change for him and the rest of the folks in the mayor's race if he declares. >> reporter: lee would break a promise he made to supervisors to not seek a full term. >> would you have voted for him if f you knew that he would try running? >> no, no, we all voted for ed lee and a large part of that was the premise that he wouldn't run for mayor come this november. >> reporter: supervisor farrell endorsed lee for mayor. a strategist for one of the frontrunners leland yi has a video r

i'm carolyn tyler in for terry mcsweeney. talks will continue on capitol hill this morning as congress tries to come up with a debt deal. yesterday after a 24-hour delay and concessions to conservatives the house narrowly approved the plan only to have it rejected minutes later by the senate. california senators boxer and feinstein joined their democratic colleagues in in voting against the bill. you can see with this countdown clock, time is ticking down to tuesday's deadline. it's the democrats turn to keep the country from running out of money and there is little hope that republicans will go along with that. >> speaker boehner had barely and hour to save or his victory. >>. >> though without a single democratic vote. >> i stuck my neck out a mile. a lot of people can never say yes. this house has acted. it is time for the administration and time for our colleagues across the aisle, put something on the table. tell us where you are! >> it came only after boehner added a requirement for a balanced budget amendment. that lef

i'm carolyn tyler. there is new optimism this morning that a compromise is taking shape in washington. to increase the debt limit before tuesday's deadlines. both parties have resolved some key issues on long-term debt reductions. senate majority leader harry riedling cancelled an early morning senate vote to allow talks to continue. you can take a look at the countdown clock. it is still shows 2 days, 14 hours, 59 minutes left to raise the debt limit before the government runs out of money to pay all its bills. dan reports on what both sides have agreed to so far. >> after weeks of wrangling and partisan bickering there appears to be new optimism that congressional leaders and the white house are close to resolving the debt ceiling impasse. sources tell abc news that a new option for extending the debt ceiling is being discussed. >> i'm confident and optimistic that we are going to get an agreement in the very near future. >> in spite of our differences i think we are dealing with reasonable, responsib

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carolyn tyler has an abc7 salute. >> just about every monday you will find jill wakeman at primrose. it provides food to needy families each month. >> i just had this need, as long as i can remember to put somebody else's shoes and say what can i do. >> the 76-year-old she felt compassion for others but was the civil rights movement that led to her activism. >> presbyterian minister came through and recruiting people to go down there. >> she went down south to mississippi for the summer. her letters home reveals the culture shock. she said i feel completely out of the world here. she was in the march and rally. >> dr. king came and dr. go king was there and he talked. >> went back home in san mateo, she joined with those trying to did he segregate the schools including elinor. >> curry has written a book detailing there of their projects and programs >> one of jill's latest efforts is fighting on behalf of gays and lesbians, by protesting against the baptist church. her godson gave her unique present for her birthday. >> i thought of how can i create a gift that helps her legacy live

i'm carolyn tyler. richmond police have a triple homicide on their hands this morning. they are questioning the only person found alive inside an apartment where an apparent shootout left three men dead in one room. abc7's john allsston talks with investigators and neighbors about the blast of gunfire yesterday at a city housing project with a reputation for violence. >> reporter: whatever happened inside this two bedroom unit at the triangle court apartment complex, it was excessively violent a close-range gun battle involving three men, numerous shots and more than a few weapons. residents here, who have seen their share of crime were taken back. >> it's crazy. i'm tired of it, i'm sick of it. >> reporter: richmond police say 36-year-old michael a anderson was murdered. also killed 19-year-old donte delony and a man that stopped by for some unknown reason. >> we have him in for interrogation and interview and he's cooperating. we aren't looking for any other suspects. the entire crime scene is in one room in the house. >> reporter: police say there were children's bun

i'm carolyn tyler. terry mcsweeney is off today. talks will continue on capitol hill this morning as congress tries to come up with a debt deal. yesterday, after a 24 hour delay and concessions to conservatives, the house narrowly approved a plan, only to have it rejected within minutes by the senate. california senators boxer and feinstein joined all their democratic colleagues in voting against the house bill. now it's the democrats turn to put together a plan to keep the government from running out of money on tuesday. you are looking at the countdown. clock time is running out. three days, pitch teen hours, fifty eight minutes, forty-four seconds. >> speaker john boehner vehemently described what he sacrificed in order to produce a debt ceiling plan that he says will save the economy. >> i stuck my neck out a mile to try to get an agreement with the president of the united states, and it is time for the administration and time for our colleagues across the isle, put something on the table. tell us where you are! >> a short time

i'm carolyn tyler. the police department, the district attorney's office, and the office of citizen complaints are all involved this morning in the investigation of a fatal shooting by san francisco police. it happened yesterday in the city's bay view neighborhood. there are concerns about whether the victim had a gun and fired at police as he was running from them. extra officers had to be called in to control an angry crowd at the scene near third street and oakdale avenue. abc7 john alston has amateur video from the scene. >> moments after the shootg a bystander was shooting video of the chaotic scene. it was the deadly conclusion of an encounter that started on the platform of the nearly t-line streetcar. police were doing inspections to make sure riders had paid their fares. at about a quarter to five they say they stopped a 19-year-old man who suddenly bolted. >> the suspect fled on foot. ducks the course of the foot pursuit, at this point we believe the suspect fired backwards at the officer and

first session today however we're still waiting for a main players to join the squad that's underway carolyn alexander kaun and weak that. some players already have international experience for russia but david blass introduce fresh talent to the team put this olympic cycle the rookies will enjoy full support from season athletes like n.b.a. stars i'm to take it and go and tina fey must go off. on them all but yes sir team is very young and some players haven't spent even a minutes on the court for russia but our coach has been building this team for years and i'm sure that if there be any nerves he'll disappear after the first game of the new both euro basket finalists will claim a spot at the summer olympics in two thousand and twelve that's the key task right now mindful that russia's men's basketball is not as strong as it used to be however this team has old it direct was it's of returning to the european summit so they should let the sequel main goal is of course to make it to the lunatics and do it with confidence if it weren't for the games on another test that we need to take will i

to calls foret carolyn maloney. here is coverage of it in this morning's "washington post repair, if you would like to talk about the debt negotiations, we will take those questions as well. let's begin with maryland, a democrat there. caller: good morning. it just like the housing crisis, -- just like the housing crisis, to you think they are short or long -- going sure our long -- that covers them anytime from midget from preventing betting against our country? host: concerns about short- selling. guest: they have not put in rules to limit short-selling. i think they should. i think in order to bet, you have to have skin in the game. right now, you can bet against your country failing, your neighbor's barn burning down, and i find it destructive. the economy -- to the economy. it does nothing to build the economy. host: the next call is from rocky mountain, virginia. betty is a republican there. good morning. caller: i would like to non-come up with -- i would like to know, with all programs they have out there wi

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