carolyn: four.ave four locations, all on long island -- one here, two centre island, and then south shore is my massapequa location. lemonis: which is the biggest one? carolyn: this is the largest of the four locations. lemonis: can i have a tour? carolyn: absolutely. lemonis: that'd be great. carolyn: this is the color area. we do a lot of color. we get keratin treatments back here. we have an exhaust system for that up here. lemonis: that's disgusting. carolyn: that was here. it used to be a restaurant. lemonis: at first glance, it's not the most inviting space. carolyn: yeah, i know. lemonis: is it easy to recruit new stylists here? carolyn: the problem is, hairdressers want to go to what's new and happening and exciting. and, you know, this location here, it's 16 years old. you know, it's falling apart. lemonis: when you go to a salon that looks run-down and dirty, how are you supposed to feel inspired? i don't want to go into a place that looks worse inside than it did outside. that's why it's

. >> carolyn : "i know there is scams out there, i just never gabe > > : carolyn a san francisco statersity student is signed up with care dot com a website that connects families with care providers. she babysits through care dot com to help pay for school. but lately it's been a dangerous place for nanies and babysitters looking for work. scammers are trying to take advadvantage of these job seekers. >> carolyn : "i got an email from a guy said he was moving to the bay area and needed care for his son" > > gabe:the guy promised her a job and wanted to communicate with her outside of the care dot com system. he started emailing and texting her >> carolyn : "he told me he was going to give me a bonus to show he was good for it. and i was like ok he sent me a check for $2,000 > > gabe :$2,000! here is that check. he wanted her to cash that check. and keep most of it but take a small portion of it and give it to a local real estate agent he was supposedly working with on accquiring housing with to move here. >> carolyn : "i called my parents and was like this is getting sketchy. " > > ga

i'm carolyn and these are your headlines from around the world. growing pains, weaker than expected german pmi weighs on sentiment ahead of the composite data out any minute after manufacturing pmi falls to a one year low in april. >> ericsson results fall short of forecasts hit by weakness in north america. we speak to the ceo first on cnbc next in the hour. >> shares of bilfinger in the red after delivering it's fifth profit warning while tapping a new ceo. >> facebook fails to find a friend and the stronger dollar as it posts the slowest revenue growth in two years and warns from a hit from the green back in the second quarter. >> let's get to the pmi data for april right away. came in at 53.5 versus 54 the month of march and versus 54.4 in the forecast so this is slightly below expectations and this follows the french and the german numbers which were also a little bit disappointing. growth seems to be losing some steam in the euro zone. if we take a look at the manufacturing pmi for the month of april, the flash number 51.9 versus 52.2 in the

carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. in developing news this morning plane loads of aid doctors and relief work are arriving in nepal this morning to help the victims of the devastating 7.8 magnitude earthquake. the death toll now stands at 2152. a huge aftershock overnight sent people screaming and streaming into the streets. more than 5,000 people have been injured. at least 17 people were killed in an avalanche on mount everest triggered by the state including a 33-year-old google employee from the bay area. abc7 news reporter sergio kin takenna has the details. >> daniel fredinburg was on a trip to mount of a rest. the group he was in could be firmed his death from the avalanche caused by the quake. he was there promoting his nonprofit called "save the ice." >> had a launch of a start-up called "the laundry." we talked to people in his neighborhood and his death is still a shock. three other company employees traveling with him are safe and google is making arrangements to get them back home. it devastated the capita

carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. in developing news this morning plane loads of aid, doctors and relief work are arriving in nepal this morning to help the victims of the devastating 7.8 magnitude earthquake. the death toll now stands at 2200. a huge aftershock overnight sent people screaming and streaming into the streets. it measured 6.7. more than 5,000 people have been injured. at least 17 people were killed in an avalanche on mount everest triggered by the quake. it included a 33-year-old google employee from the bay area. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana has the details. >> daniel fredinburg was on a expedition to mount everest. these are pictures from his group. the group he was in confirmed his death from the avalanche caused by the quake. fredinburg was there promoting his nonprofit called "save the ice." >> i've done a lot of good things in my life. >> he also launched a start-up accelerator in the mission district called "the laundry." we talked to people in his neighborhood and his death is still a shoc

--scammers >> - carolyn -"i know there is scams out there, i just never thought it would happen to mer:carolyn a san francisco state university student is signed up with care dot com families with care providers. she babysits through care dot com to help pay for >> reporter:but lately it's been a dangerous place for nanies and babysitters looking for work. >> reporter:scammers are trying to take seekers. >> carolyn --"i got an email from a guy said he was moving to the bay area and needed care for his son" >> reporter:the guy promised her a job and wanted to communicate with her outside of the care dot com system. he started emailing and texting her >>carolyn --"he told me he was going to give me a bonus to show he was good for it. and i was like ok he sent me a check for $2,000 >> reporter:$2,000! here is that check. he wanted her to cash that check. and keep most of it but take a small portion of it and give it to a local real estate agent he was supposedly working with on accquiring housing with to move here. >> 4 carolyn --"i called my parents and was like this is getting sketchy.

carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. we begin this morning with developing news out of richmond and the search for a driver in a deadly hit-and-run. one person is dead two more in critical condition following a late night police chase and crash. around 9 k 30 police tried to pull over a black corvette that was speeding, but the driver floored it. a chase began, ending when the corvette smashed into a car on 24th street and gainer avenue. a passenger in that car was killed. the driver is in critical condition. police say they also found another person on the sidewalk with critical injuries. they aren't sure which car he was in. the driver of the corvette ran from the scene and is the focus of a manhunt this morning. >>> this morning san francisco police are still looking for a group of robbery suspects whose car hit and killed a woman in san francisco. 42-year-old bridget klecker was struck while walking in the financial district friday night. she later died at sf general. the suspect hit another person before hitting two

next speaker is erica, followed by carolyn. >> hi. my name is erica gillfeather and i was an aerialist for zinzanni for tour years and my partner worked for them for 20 years and we now live in berkeley. zinzanni oftened offered everyone a chance to consider the best possible version of themselves. for the three hours you could imagine a version ofing your that was stronger, witier and wiser than what you knew yourself to be before. i hung above the audience every night and watched their faces do exactly that. they imagined themselves differently and we do it along with them. i am originally from the midwest and there is no better way to see the bay area, there is a place for you at zinzanni. a few years later, i am here, getting a masters in the early childhood and now the executive director of child-care. i have had two children that are the actual better versions myself since then, and i feel like our children might be aerialists, they might be scientists or musicians or educators, but it makes us so proud to be part of this commun

carolyn. >> lisa, thank you.developing news, people in nepal are cremating the dead and dig fourth survivors this morning, one day after a massive hem layian 7 .8 magnitude earthquake. the death toll is growing and now is more than 2500. a huge aftershock overnight measuring 6.7 scent people screaming and running into the streets. doctors and relief workers are now on the scene. at least 17 people were killed in an avalanche on mount everest triggered by the quake, including a 33-year-old google employee from the bay area. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana has details. >> daniel fredinburg was on an expedition of mount everest. these are pictures from his instagram feed. the group he was traveling with confirmed his beth from an avalanche cause the by the massive quake. >> i've done a lot of good things in my life. >> he also launched a start-up accelerator in the mission district called "the laundry." we talked to people in his neighborhood and his death is still a shock. three other company employees traveling

. >> good morning, i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this easter sunday.et's start with a look at the weather with lisa argen. >> hello. a cold and pretty damp easter for some of you out there. here's other look at live doppler 7hd with the heaviest rain in sea ran and a lot of showers moving through san francisco and the central bay. and here north of bodega bay you see a line of pretty good showers. and the central bay across into vallejo and berkeley looking at wet weather. san bruno, you are getting wet. and davenport looking at showers pushing through santa cruz. this is the leading edge of the weak system that will be pushing through this easter sunday. snowing in the sierra nevada. 2 to 7 inches there. and a winter advisory. more wet weather throughout the morning hours. by 11:00 most of the activity wants to push outs of the north and east way but it still lingers into the south bay. carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. a rural east bay community is waking up to a new world this morning. a world without water. about 100 families have seen their as well as

of 20 years says carolyn was a horder. this time she could not let go of her mother. >> i saw her three days ago. and i said is your mother still with us and she said yes. delusional? she was still with her. >> you see these shows on tv and you hear about hoarding but you don't know it is going around the corner from you. >> it took crews awhile to find the body because there was so much crash inside. enough to fool several of the dumpsters. >>> the medical examiner is trying to confirm the identity of the body along with how and when that person died. the homeowner's body by the way is getting psychological help. >>> well, a heinous crime on a bay area ranch. three cows gunned down and the cruel twist that has their owner outraged. >>> apple says you're fired to felons. turns around construction workers because of their criminal past and now some are asking is this fair. >> got people file for divorce. >>> annual famous for high standards but that may have cost a construction worker his job. devon feely on the man that wa

. >> i felt really sorry for carolyn because she is a very nice person. i saw her three days ago and i said, is your mother still with us? and she said yes. delusional. she was still with her. >> reporter: workers found toxic mold inside, 300 bottles of urine and infestations. the smell is so bad firefighters needed oxygen masks to get inside. clean-up crews will be back out today to make sure that the trash is all picked up and the neighborhood is safe. live in san francisco, ryan takeo. >>> and the medical examiner trying to confirm the body's id along with how and when the person died. >>> a bizarre case of arson and vandalism. a woman as arrested yesterday for attempting to torch a house and she also tried to set fire to a neighbor. sheriff's deputies say the woman also grade graffiti on the property. when a neighbor out to confront her the suspect doused her with lighter fluid and tried to set her on fire. an off-duty firefighter tackled the suspect. that same woman started a garage fire minutes earlier and she was arrested months earlier. investigat

the house who then reported it to police. >> i felt really sorry for carolyn. she is a very nice person. >> reporter: this neighbor of 20 years says carolyn was a hoarder. this time she could not let go of her mother. >> i saw her three days ago and i said, is your mother still with us? and she said yes. delusional. she was still with her. >> you see these shows on tv and hear about hoarding but you never have any idea it was going on around the corner from you. >> reporter: it took crews a few days to find the body because there was enough trash to fill several dumpsters. in san francisco, ryan takeo, king 5 five. >>> we are following breaking news right now. a car chase starting in oakland, ends in san francisco. chopper 5 live over the scene here. this is at goth and octavia streets. police ride to stop a carjacking suspect in a chevy impala. the suspect led them on a chase from interstate 580 across the bay bridge and this is where it ended. two people have been taken into custody. >>> several inches came down over the weekend. up to a foot of snow expected

carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. we are beginning this morning with developing news out of richmond and the search for a driver in a deadly hit-and-run. one person is dead, two more in critical condition following a late night police chase and crash. it was around 9:30 that police tried to pull over a black corvette that was speeding, but the driver floored it. a chase began, ending when the corvette smashed into a car on 24th street and gainer avenue. a passenger in that car was killed. the driver is in critical condition. police say they also found another person on the sidewalk with critical injuries. they aren't sure which car he was in. the driver of the corvette ran from the scene and is the focus of a manhunt this morning. >>> this morning san francisco police are still looking for a group of robbery suspects whose car hit and killed a woman in the city. 42-year-old bridget klecker was struck while walking in the financial district friday night. she later died at sf general. the suspects injured another person

he started emailing and texting her (cheers & applause) carolyn --"he told me he was going to give me a bonus to show he was good for it. and i was like ok he sent me a check for $2,000 >> reporter:$2,000! here is that check. he wanted her to cash that check. and keep most of it but take a small portion of it and give it to a local real estate agent he was supposedly working with on accquiring housing with to move here. >> carolyn --"i called my parents and was like this is getting sketchy. " >> reporter:carolyn's instinct was right this is a classic scam. someone sends you a check asking you to cash it and send a portion of it to someone they know. >> reporter:they get the money you send, typically from your account. and the check they sent is fake it ends up bouncing and you get stuck dealing with that. >> reporter:carolyn called him out with this text message saying she was uncomfortable with all this and she only work with him and accept payments through the care dot com website. >> reporter:after that he never contacted her again. carolyn says people should feel good about using

you can find us on twitter at carolyn carolyn cnbc. family feud erupts over the top job at europe's top auto maker. we'll tell you what's going on. stay with us. >>> welcome back. pressure mounts on the brazilian president as protesters took to the streets in more than 100 cities across the country. out with dilma. although the hundreds of thousands of demonstrators fell shy of the estimated one million people who came out in march. a new poll shows that many support the protests. rousseff has been struggleding. >>> the world's largest trades fair for industrial goods was officially opened by the indian prime minister and the german chancellor. india this year's for the partner country. modi outlined india's willingness to reform and increase free trade. >>> leadership crisis is in full swing at europe's largest car maker. on friday the chairman said he was distancing himself from the europe's ceo who has been head the vw since 2007. piech appears to be isolated. they will meet in the coming days. let's get more details on this. i woul

i'm carolyn tyler, along with lisa argen.inues now online on twitter, facebook and all your mobile devices with our abc7 news app. abc7 news continues at 9:00 a.m. "good morning america" is up next. have a great >>> good morning, america. happening now. and she's off. hillary clinton making it official today. her new white house campaign. "snl" is all over the story. >> buckle up, america, because the clintons are back. >> and so are her opponents. >> and it will not be hillary rodham clinton. >>> caught on camera, a violent abduction at a jewelry store. a worker followed, thrown into a van, tied up, and beaten. >> she's been through nothing short of torture. >> this morning, the tip that led to an arrest. and the suspects still on the loose. >>> the next tiger woods? 21-year-old golfing phenom jordan spieth poised to claim victory at augusta.

carolyn tile has more into what happened and why. carolyn? >> reporter: dan police say those robbers were sticking guns in people's faces and stealing their property. when police tried to stop them a few blocks up on california street they say the suspects floored it speeding down the hill injuring one pedestrian and killing san francisco resident bridget klecker. >> these friends heading to the giants home opener are missing a mega fan 42-year-old bridget klecker loved at&t park and she loved the team. >> opening day has for the past several years has been a holiday for us. it's like a religious holiday. >> today, the giants observed a moment of silence in their fan's memory. >> join us in a moment of remembrance as we honor bridget -- >> i think that she would be floored. it's an amazing tribute. >> bridget was killed friday night, struck in the crosswalk at california and kerney street as police were chasing a car full of men, authorities say had committed at least three armed robberies earlier that night. one witness says the suspect's st

carolyn tyler is live on 3rd and 16th streets with the story. carolyn? >> reporter: dan this is very sudden. a warrior spokesperson says he's as shocked as anybody about this turn of events and this attempt to block the warriors arena scheduled to be built right here. >> the $1 billion privately financed warriors arena seemed to be moving ahead as rapidly as the team itself and an 18000 seat facility the twin office towers in retail in mission bay. >> the warriors want everybody to believe that the arena is a done deal and a slam dunk but the reality is the battle is just starting. >> sam springer speaks for what he says is a coalition of stake holders at nearby ucsf. it is not directly involved. a traffic nightmare and the warriors' owner says 17 nba teams nationwide are within half a mile of hospitals. >> so this is a very common occurrence from brooklyn and the staples center and everywhere else and they all work and they work together and opponents say there's nowhere near enough parking. the area is already increasingly congested according to ucsf e

carolyn ryan, let me start with you. the "new york times" story today does describe a canadian-- a wealthy canadian businessman. he's the chairman of this company that owns significant uranium mining interests in the united states. he also happens to be making huge-- large donations to the foundations. and then it turns to the move by the russian atoo atomic energy to buy interest in that country. fill us in there. >> the nub, essentially, the ethical issue here is that this panel, u.s. government panel was overseeing and had to sign off on this deal, and the donations that you speak of were not disclosed by the clintons as they agreed to do as part of the agreement that they set up with the obama administration when mrs. clinton became secretary of state. so it was multi-million-dollar contributions that were not disclosed, leading up to this key vote on whether this deal could go through. >> woodruff: and what is the clinton campaign-- what is the clinton foundation saying? we do have one statement that i guess they pu

but they see her daughter, 65-year-old carolyn reagan, often walking a dog.olice say a tax consultant called them after the daughter tried to get tax advice and revealed there was a body in her house. when police arrived they found tons and tons of trash inside. sharon has known the daughter for 20 years. she believes just like all the trash in there, the woman could not let her mother go and was hoarding the body. >> i saw her three days ago and i said, is your mother still with us? and she said yes. delusional? she was still with her. she was. she was still with her. >> reporter: it took workers a few days to remove the trash before discovering the body. the neighbors are creeped out. >> i am afraid. >> reporter: aside from the body supervisor airish marsh says workers found tookics mold, 300 bottles of urine and all kinds of infestation. firefighters had to wear oxygen masks to go inside. >> public health is dealing with the rats and reported spiders, black widows. >> reporter: friend sharon kisch hopes the 65-year-old will get some psychological help. >>

carolyn: unique salon & spa.nis: the owner, carolyn devito, was badly burned by her ex-partner... carolyn: you expected us to do the work in the salons for nothing! lemonis: ...and is now drowning in debt. carolyn: i juggle every day of my life. lemonis: her salons look tired, and her staff is feuding. susan: my job is to know that you're doing your job right. lacey: i am doing my job right. lemonis: without leadership... so, what do you do here? debbie: um... lemonis: ...some investment... carolyn: i haven't taken a paycheck in like six months. lemonis: ...unique salon & spa will likely go right down the drain. something's got to change, 'cause this model doesn't work. my name is marcus lemonis, and i fix failing businesses. if you don't like money, don't follow my process.

. >> carolyn is an undergrad at the university of new england shark and research lab. she is one of the most crucial jobs, using this veterinarian's ultrasound to see if the shark is pregnant. >> tiger shark are tough because they're so massive, we can't get the whole uterus in one shot. >> this shows that this shark was not pregnant. the next major task, surgery to implant this transmitter inside the shark. >> this is the size of a small battery but it has enough battery power to transmit you will are a sonic signals for serve years while the animal is out there swimming. >> the they take detailled measurements. >> tiger sharks, which are predatory sharks, are really built, in many cases, ambush. they're made for short bursts of speed. >> what you look at the tiger shark what can you tell me about its feature. >> the first thing you'll notice is their large blunt head. they their athlete are designed almost like a can open. >> blood and finish samples are taken before the hook is removed from the mouth and the shark released. the whole process takes about 20 minutes.

and tenant get great customer service center who's this person google is wonderful this person is carolyn connor and she runs a astounding recruiting firm here's her phone number and address if the planning commission and the board of supervisors have followed the planning department recommendation last year that all hosting platforms not list unit that are not registered that the city those 3 unit shows advertising will be available for permanent rental they not think short-term rentals but that doesn't happen we submitted that to planning last august and it is not hard to find this person nothing has happened she's still taken off 3 units of affordable housing market in san francisco most important recommendation that you can follow is to require all hosting platforms to only list unit that are registered with the city and county of san francisco as short-term rentals. >> that's the most effective thing you can do to get all the bad acts that are abusing the law airbnb could do this tomorrow the signs say protect home sharers the easier way to leave the real home sharers and kick the ot

carolyn said this is a program that will lead with affordability we really wanted to make sure that the program is assessable affordable to as many san franciscans as possible and low provide the energy security and this restricted for san francisco that the policymakers when we asked us to garbage embark two other goal objectives and those are developing a cleaner energy supply so for san francisco and the local jobs that come with that infrastructure at each of the meetings i'll be bringing the implementation schedule at our last meeting - forward you see a change in the form an update column worry highlighting here the milestones and noting the decision points with the black and blue blue arrows on the left we'll be seeing decisions from the board or yourselves to advance this program to launch in early 2016 so for by way of noting changes from the last presentation you'll see we have held the first of what we hope to be many stakeholder meetings that was held on april 8th we presented larger the same material i'm present today to get feedback from the community members, from renewal

carolyn tyler abc 7 news. >> caroline, thank you. the first reviews of a the apple watch are in, and they're not good. reoccurring ones. the short battery life and slow loading app. t a team of tech journalists who evaluated the device says the battery took forever to recharge and didn't last as long as the advertised 18-hour life span. the cheapest version is $349. >> tesla is boosting the range and power of the most popular model. it will now have four-wheel drive and can go up to 240 miles per charge. they needed all-wheel drive to appeal to luxury buyers. the next vehicle is due out later this year. the company plans on releasing a 35,000 mainstream card by 2017. >>> a new study is raising questions about the safety of diet pills. >>> and card games may be fun. are they also helping kids succeed later in life. can be found in popular diet pills. the study published in the journal discovered supplements in 2013 but failed to warn consumers. mixing certain medications with food can cause serious side effects. some with change how t

carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >>> on average a every californian uses 72 gallons of water per day. to cut that 25% as the governor wants we'd have to find a way to cut 18 gallons a day out of our usage. consider buying a high-efficiency toilet. depending on what you have now you could save a gallon or more per flush. high efficiency washing machine can save more. most districts are offering rebates on new toilets and washing machines. as the woman in carolyn's piece does, use a bucket to catch the shower as the water warms up and you can use it on your plants. each minute you cut from your shower saves 2 1/2 gallons. visit on our website on the steps to conserve water during this difficult time. >>> for more on the snow pack we count on for our summer water needs check in with drew. >> measurements we got today were not very good to talk about in terms of the summer water we need. take a look n. terms of snow pack, across the sierra we knew we hadn't had a lot of snow this season. that wasn't surprising. what was surprising is how little we have right now. unprecedented times. reco

the family of carolyn cross has been waiting for justice since september 7.t's the sunday when her daughter drove to her apartment to pick her up and take her to the airport for a trip to a conference. her mother didn't answer the phone. carolyn cross, the director of the deputy of corrections was laid out on the floor of her apartment. she had a plastic bag pulled over her head. bound with duct tape. she had been hit with a wrench. later, a 911 call was made to police with one of two iphone that's had been stolen from carolyn cross' apartment. the call came from a man in the next building who had attempted suicide by slashing his wrists. 29-year-old dawit seyoum was taken to the hospital. they said he did something bad today. he said i may have murdered a woman today. jurors also heard an audio taped confession in which seyoum told detectives two days earlier, he had been angry with his mother and decided to kill someone. he targeted cross, he said because he thought she had once stared at him in a mean way. the defense said he heard voices and was psychotic

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in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> congressman returned from a trip to iraq this morning after seeing how iraqi and american forces are working together against isis. he stopped by abc 7 to tell us about his trip on his way home today from sfo today. he worked on getting to know the american soldiers helping out the iraqi army. and while the u.s. presence in iraq may be waning he said it's still a critical partnership. >> we can't sit and watch thousands of innocent people be slaughtered by isil when we have the power to train and equip with the army. >> attending a service and then having bunch with the soldiers. >> just a short time ago, governor brown wrapped up an emergency meeting to talk about the state's drought. the governor says aside from trying to find more the biggest is trying to collaborate. rather than point fingers at one another over water use. he has been criticized because the mandatory reduction in water use he announced last week will not have much affect on farms. >>> a lot of fanfare to the maritime opening of the center. the ribbon cutting facility

carolyn, thank you so much for that story. diane sawyer's interview with bruce jenner friday night at 9:00 here on abc 7. we also have exclusive content at abc 7 news.com including a first look at friday's interview. >> it has been a day of protest in baltimore over the death of a man while in police custody. this is video from just over an hour ago where you can see dozens of people marching in the middle of the street. some laid down in an intersection. earlier today 600 people marching in outrage over the deej of 25-year-old freddy gray. he was detained by baltimore police. autopsy shows he had a broken back but it is not clear how he suffered that injury. justice department is investigating. six officers have been suspended. >> police in paris arrested an islamic extremist found with an arsenal of weapons. the man was planning an attack on french churches but his plan failed after he accidentally shot himself in the leg. police say the man called for help. they found weapons, ammunitions an outline of his plan. suspect an

police don't believe his alleged victim carolyn cross even knew him. over three decades, cross was one of the first women to work up into the highest add administrative ranks and prepared to go to a conference on september 7th and her daughter discovered her dead. the autopsy report showed cross baetden, strangled and suffocated. a plastic bag over her head. at an earlier hearing, police testified it was the man himself who called 911. they found him in a neighboring building suffering from self inflicted wounds and in the bathroom officers found the words "i was the dirty one" written in blood. one officer says he told him, i may have murdered a woman today. his attorneys will try to convince the jurors he should not be held responsible for the crime. jury selection stretched all day long trying to find those open to that verdict. asked the attorney the question is do those words themselves not guilty by reason of insanity trouble you? many in the jury pool admitted they'd have a hard time considering that verdict and they were excused. now, we just s

as carolyn malone reports government facilities have been completely overwhelmed. >> reporter: thesesome of the victims of war in what has become an increasingly desperate situation this aiden and most injured are civilians and children and some people have been seriously injured and grateful to have survived. >> translator: i'm injured but still thank god, i've already had two operations, i'm still waiting for another one. >> reporter: a massive shortage of food, water and medical supplies acorrosion aiden despite aid and people have left the city to escape air strikes and fighting and saudi-led coalition are targeting houthi positions and exile government allowed saudi arabia to take control of some of yemen air space and territorial waters to try and get more aid in. but there are only three government hospitals open to treat the scores of injured in aiden and hospital betz are already full it's very difficult to reach some injured people stuck in the violence medical workers say ambulances have been stolen and medics targeted in the fighting. >> translator: we are receiving betwe

carolyn, thank you so much for that story. see diane sawyer's interview with bruce jenner friday night at 9:00 here on abc 7. we also have exclusive content at abc 7 news.com including a first look at friday's interview. >> it has been a day of protest in baltimore over the death of a man while in police custody. this is video from just over an hour ago where you can see dozens of people marching in the middle of the street. some laid down in an intersection. earlier today 600 people marching in outrage over the deej of 25-year-old freddy gray. he was detained by baltimore police. autopsy shows he had a broken back but it is not clear how he suffered that injury. justice department is investigating. six officers have been suspended. >> police in paris arrested an islamic extremist found with an arsenal of weapons. the man was planning an attack on french churches but his plan failed after he accidentally shot himself in the leg. police say the man called for help. they found weapons, ammunitions an outline of his plan. suspect

corrections official carolyn cross.ie carey heard that testimony, and she's live outside the courthouse. julie? >> reporter: well today's testimony is the first time we've heard from the family of victim carolyn cross. her daughter's description of finding her mother dead back on september 7th was so heartbreaking even some jurors were moved to tears. clarissa davis was the prosecutor's first witness as they build their first degree murder case against dawit sayeyoum seyoum. carolyn cross was due to leave town for a women's leadership conference the day she was killed. davis said she became alarmed when she drove to this high-rise to take her mom to the airport and she got no answer on the phone. she began sobbing as she told jurors what she found inside the apartment. i walked in and found my mother, she was laid out in front of me. and i screamed. i walked towards her and she had a plastic bag over her head and there was blood all over her head. that afternoon police responded to a 911 attempted suicide call at a neig

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. >> carolyn tyler is live in benicia to explain. carolyn. >> reporter: yes this is the second year for benicia's mandatory water restrictions. it starts from now until october 15th. city officials believe they will be able to meet the governor's mandate. laura patterson has a lot of greenery on her benicia property. she also has dry, cracked soil and a planter that might sit empty this year. today new limits on outdoor watering took effect in her city. >> do you support the water restrictions? >> i do. we have to. it's a given. we don't have the water here. so yeah, i do support it 100%. >> reporter: residents and commercial businesses with odd-number addresses can water mondays, wednesdays and fridays. even numbers tuesdays thursdays and saturdays and only before 8:00 a.m. or after 7:00 p.m. california's fourth year of drought is taking a toll. >> the city receives much of its water from lake oroville and it's about 65% full right now. the state has told us that we would receive a 25% allocation of our state water. >> reporter: las

carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. a rural east bay community is waking up to a whole new world this morning. a world without water. about 100 families have seen their as well as dry up and their only other source is now cuts off. abc7 news reporter tiffany wilson has the story. >> when it comes to any water agency, we've been named no-man's-land. >> up until now she has sustained her family and horses with this 150-foot well. as the drought deepens members of her community are starting to see their as well as run dry. >> we are just wanting to survive. >> sandy johnson said her well pumps less than the gallons per month. now they are left with few feasible options. >> even the hallers the commercial haulers are losing their right to deliver us water and i'm losing sleep over it. >> if we aren't able to go to our normal sources, what do we do now? >> they said even if they had tapped into the east bay mud hydrants for years, that was always unauthorized use. >> it's a very difficult situation burks legally we cannot al

. >> i've got a really good friend of my wife's, carolyn, and carolyn's got two kids in college, and they go to northern illinois university and carolyn tells stories of why she just loves, a couple times a year, going up to the university and just seeing the campus with her kids. imagine this -- 48 years old not even 50 yet. the last time she went to visit one of her daughters on campus her daughter had to push her around in a wheelchair because she couldn't walk around. her knees and hips bothered her so bad. it was demoralizing. she was in tears. she said, "jim, can you imagine? i'm just going to visit my daughter at college, and she has to push me around in a wheelchair." and i said, "carolyn, try this product." about four weeks later, she came back and said, "jim, my hips no longer hurt. as a matter of fact, i started running again." she had to stop running. first, she stopped running 'cause it got so bad. then she started power walking 'cause she needed to control her weight and guess what? now she's running again. >> that's amazing. >> that's amazing, but it gave her back the