-carolyn? -carolyn: i'm carolyn. -nice to meet you.lemonis: when i make a deal, i come in with a plan and a check. man: thank you, marcus. woman: i was gonna work you a little bit more. lemonis: [ chuckles ] but what happens after the cameras shut down... michael: i've let it slide for three freakin' years! lemonis: ...may surprise you. one struggling novelty sporting good company has been totally transformed. wow. look at this place. but the owner is still making the same sort of short-sighted decisions that nearly brought them to the brink. i'm pissed that you bought the printer. i'm not gonna lie. if you were me, would you stop putting money in this business? at unique spa in long island, we did a full-on renovation and launched a new product line. but the owner... carolyn: you almost put my family out of a house. man: i don't care. lemonis: ...still isn't taking her paycheck. but no matter how much you invest or how good your intentions may be, sometimes deals fall apart and partnerships go south. sal: i never did anything to try t

." >>> good morning, everyone, i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, august 19th. let's start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist drew tuma, in for lisa argen. >> good morning, carolyn. it's a gray start for a lot of us this morning. we do have some issues with fog. take a look at visibility, it's ru reduced in a lot of areas. two miles at half moon bay. the picture outside on this sunday morning, this is san jose, a live look in the south bay. we have a lot of cloud cover at this early morning hour. walnut creek, a similar story. you notice a little bit of haze in our atmosphere. we'll have some issues with air quality as well. future weather, let's go our by hour for you. we do expect, as we hit noon, a lot of this cloud cover is breaking down and pulling back to the coastline. and into the afternoon, it will be another warm one, away from the coast. however, it is a spare the air day today. air quality in the santa clara valley will be poor. around the region we'll have moderate air quality,

frightening, carolyn. >> yeah, kristen, it happened in anaheim. and it is the latest accident putting the e-cigarette industry under scrutiny. >> reporter: the man was shopping for a new tv when suddenly, without warning -- >> what just happened? >> i don't know. >> reporter: this surveillance video from the store in anaheim captures the drama of his e-cigarette battery exploding in his pocket. employees thought it was a firecracker. >> you could smell burnt all over the place, there was still fire going on in the back. the gentleman screaming, running out. >> reporter: incidents like this are becoming more common, e-cigarettes are battery operated nicotine inhalers, and attorney greg bentley told us via skype he's representing hundreds of people who have been injured. >> people that are vaping need to understand that they're almost playing russian roulette because there's no rhyme or reason as to when or how these batteries are going to explode. but they are ex >> reporter: the fda regulates e-cigarettes. it advises consumers to use safety featur

i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, august 26th. let's start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist, lisa argen. >> hi, carolyn, good morning to you. lots of gray sky out there. that marine layer once again over into the east bay. and that stratus will be scouring back to the shoreline later this morning. a live look at sfo, some sun here. temperatures are in the mid- and upper 50s from san francisco to san jose and morgan hill. we still have the haze in the atmosphere today. mt. tam, mid-50s. 61 in concord. the reason for that, still the smoke in the north bay mainly from the wildfires well to the north. but we'll see the hazy condition throughout the afternoon. seven-mile visibility in half moon bay. a live look outside with the breezy winds. air quality moderate today to good. and we'll look for the numbers to be in the 80s inland, 70s around the bay, and cool 60s at the coast, carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. >>> developing news this morning, oakland police are investigating two shootings that left two men dead and

carolyn, carolyn, had so many wonderful ideas, carolyn. >> yes, ma'am. talk to us a little bit about the creative process for generating this book and i understand handwriting and some of the controversies around handwriting might factor into this a little bit. >> that's an unusual question. so the people who have worked with me at the center for reading and language research know that the entirety was done by hand, okay -- [laughter] >> 20,000 -- my poor wendy wanted to kill me, but the reality is, for many handwriting is an aspect that activates that slows me down and so i really use a combination, carolyn, i have just finished an interview for something called shelf awareness that i will send to everybody. those of you who know me, i finally have a web page it's live today barely. i will put it on there but what i do now is not -- is a combination, so i take a thousand notes. let's say --jena, i put it in notebook and i have a notebook that tells me where all articles are in all notebooks and ixerox them all. this is all written. [laughter] >> but the

i'm carolyn tyler. along with frances dinglasan who is in this morning for lisa argen.ues now online, on twitter, facebook, and instagram. abc 7 news continues at 5:00 p.m. have a great sunday, everyone, and a great week ahead. with pg&e in the sierras. and i'm an arborist since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future. coming up, as part of our comfort spectacular, you can cradle your feet in comfort anytime you want with our all-new memory foam slippers, a $30 value for free! made of a soft and luxurious velour top with durable anti-slip soles, the form-fitting memory foam insoles shape to your feet, for unmatche

abc 7 news reporter carolyn tyler is in the newsroom with the story tonight. carolyn? >> well, dan, eight states had sued to stop the download of designs for creating plastic weapons, including an ar-15 style rifle. a federal judge in seattle agreed to block the plans for now, citing a likelihood of irreparable harm. they're called ghost guns because they're untraceable and undetectable. blueprints for 3-d printed plastic guns were set to be released online tomorrow by a texas company, leading to rallies like this one by critics on the steps of san francisco city hall. >> we're going to shut you down. we're going to shut you down. because all lives matter. because all lives matter. >> a texas student, cody wilson started the controversy in 2012 when he revealed his publishing plans. >> this thing will be completely unable to be regulated. i believe universal access to arms. >> the state department forced him to stop in 2013. he sued and the trump administration settled last month. 15-year-old gun control advocate jason chan says he is frustrated with the administration

in the newsroom, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> all right, carolyn, thank you. >>> two days after a stranger stabbed and killed nia wilson, abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley pressed the president of the bart board for answers on bart security. here is what robert rayburn told us 13 days ago. >> why not have bart put an officer on every single train? >> budget. >> how much would it cost to put an officer on every single train? >> we don't have enough officers to deploy them in every single station. >> let alone every train. >> every train. we're running about 75 trains. any one train has i hope very soon ten cars, and an officer is not ging to be effectively deployed in a morning commute hour train. they can't move from one car to another very readily. if at all. >> rayburn told leslie bart is most concerned about safety during offpeak hours. so late at night and on weekends. our website, abc7news.com is full of bart resources. one thing you'll find there is some advice on what you should do if you feel unsafe on bart. >>> in vallejo tonight, police and fire investigators say they're workin

justice scalia traveled in providence rhode island to marry carolyn and 2010. it was a wonderful wedding at one of those grand estates. it's actually in newport is where they were married. this happened in providence the morning of the wedding. it was rather dramatic. it goes like this. i wanted to bring the spirit of justice scalia or that's what he would have liked as a man. it's called freudian slip and fall. the next morning justice scalia went to a latin mass in providence and then we met in the lobby to have lunch in the neighborhood known as federal hill. it was a beautiful sunny day. there was open-air dining. we were joined by my father and irene a santa fe artist. the day before my father had missed rehearsal dinner. on a layover in denver en route from san francisco he and mary irene had taken an ambulance to the local hospital where he was in excruciating pain until he passed a stone. over lunch he recounts the dramatic events of the past 24 hours. probably asking something interesting to say he asks whether bush v. or was a hard decision trademark

carolyn tyler has more. >> absolutely amazing. i don't know how he did it. >> he flew planes for 35 years and he and colleagues are stunned by the seattle incident. a baggage handler they say did not have a pilot's license was able to fly a stolen passenger plane for over an hour doing incredible maneuvers. >> they are complex machines. this is the question i have and i think everybody has. what did he do to prepare for this flight? >> reporter: the man richard russell told air traffic controllers where he got his skills. >> i played video games before, so i know what i'm doing a little bit. >> right now, you're flying over sfo? >> reporter: at the museum in san carlos, they have several simulators that allow would be pilots, hobbyists and students to have a virtual experience flying a plane. >> you can maneuver the aircraft and it has all the controls you would in the aircraft. >> reporter: mark is a pilot and teacher. he believes it is possible someone could fly a plane after virtual lessons. >> after enough time in the simulato

carolyn, thank you for your time. market dominated by large corporations, how do you support small businesses? more on that. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ caroline: "what'd you miss?" the economy may be strong, but business dynamism is deteriorating. let's go back to jackson hole will -- where michael is standing by. we are with any economist and 'sofessor of finance at m.i.t. school of management. if you're going to talk about market structure changing, nowhere has it changed faster than in the financial industry. >> that's true. in particular, what i've been -- what i've been talking about of machinee role learning the data has had and is having on financial markets and the structure of the financial industry. michael: it has perhaps to change the way we think about pricing because a diverse away from fundamentals to arbitrage. antoinette: i would say that is true. sense, it proves the ability of arbitrage. what i have been looking at in particular is how it affects the structure of consumer finance. householdicing of loan

carolyn tyler talked to some residents of east cut. >> reporter: veronica moved to. >> we live in the east cut. >> reporter: don't know where that is? the east cut is the rebranding of rancon hill, part of south beach, a new name itself, and about 30 blocks surrounding the transbay terminal. >> it's probably cool for all the hipsters to say i live in the east cut. it sounds edgy, i guess. >> names do change over time, but i would have a tendency to keep the original name just for historical purposes. >> reporter: banners proclaiming the east cut pay homage to history mentioning the gold rush and old coffee manufacturers in the neighborhood. >> as long as it's not offensive, i'm fine with it. >> do they allow the residents around here to vote on it? how did they decide? >> reporter: a community benefit district made up of about 4500 property owners, business and residential, came up with the name. andrew robinson is executive director. >> if the city doesn't get involved in the naming of neighborhoods, they are organic and come from the community. >> reporter: on its website the east c

carolyn will tell you what their duties include.oming up at 4:55. >>> now to the white house where the press secretary said she cannot guarantee the president did not say the "n" word. former white house employee, and reality star omarosa says she has a recording that proves the president did say it. the president responded on twitter, of course. abc news reporter tara palmerry has the latest. >>> taking legal action against omarosa manigault newman. the top surrogate for the african-american community, and they claim she's violating a nondisclosure agreement she signed during the campaign. the white house taking aim. >> this person has shown a complete lack of integrity, particularly by her actions following her time at the white house. >> reporter: this after omarosa released another secretly taped conversation. it allegedly captures campaign officials strategizing about a rumored tape of the president saying the "n" word on the set of "the apprentice". >> i said, well, sir, can you think of anytime this might have happened? he sa

host: let's go to carolyn, who is calling from killeen, texas on the democratic line. carolyn, good morning. caller: good morning. russiansquestion on giving money to nra. can you give any information on that? guest: unfortunately, that is outside of the scope. the nra is not registered as a foreign agent, so we do not really have any data on that-. sometimes the nra will turn up in terms of meetings people have taken, but unfortunately, we do not have a lot to track money. because the nra does not disclose donors, it makes it even harder. unfortunately, we do not have a lot of data on that. host: let's go to john in new york city on the infinite line. john, good morning. caller: good morning. we can talk about the spending. i was wondering where the money goes. who gets this money? guest: it depends on the interest. a lot of the money goes to .onsulting lobbyists a lot will go to the pr campaign, whether that is advertising, social media, members of congress or other types of publication. variety of things that has evolved over the years for sure. host: let's go to ka

i'm kate larsen in for carolyn tyler this morning. we're going to start with a quick look at our weather. we have meteorologist frances dinglasan in for lisa argen. >> good morning, everyone. we have a slightly deeper marine layer and a slightly stronger onshore flow. so that's going to do several things, drive temperatures a little bit cooler this morning. it's also pushed the clouds in across the coast and into parts of the bay and into the east bay, as well. most temperatures in the 50s right now, but novato is only 46 degrees. and a few 60s out there, like san jose at 63, clear lake at 65 degrees. here's a beautiful view. sunrise coming up at 6:16. temperatures will be mostly in the 50s again, and we have those clouds spilling into the bay. it will become breezy this afternoon. in fact, gusty over the east bay hills and north bay mountains, up to 40-mile-per-hour winds. and inland temperatures warming up into the low 90s. up to 80 around the bay and at the coast, low 60s with that strong sea breeze. i'll have your accuweather seve

katter's government has pledged five million dollars in assistance for carolyn's flood victims the amir shaikh tamim been hammered announce the aid package saying he had knowledge the special bond with india and the contribution the people of carroll have made to cata the state charity has also launched a campaign to raise funds israel has announced it's closing one of the key crossings into an already severely deprived girls a strip defense minister avigdor lieberman said the arabs crossing would be shut down in response to recent violence along the border fence on friday's reilley forces killed another two palestinians and wounded sixty others during the weekly march of return protests talks aimed at easing tension between hamas and israel continues in cairo. south koreans who has been long separated from their relatives are preparing to travel into north korea for a rare reunion they've been getting ready at an orientation session before being allowed to cross the border on monday now this will be the first event of its kind since october twenty fifteen and only the twentieth time si

her parents, clarence and barbara, her sisters carolyn franklin and irma franklin, her brothers cecilhe leaves to cherish her precious memories her children, clarence and edward franklin, theodore r. white iii, grandchildren stephon fred, jordan franklin, victory franklin, grace franklin, great-grandchildren, one sister, two sisters-in-law, arlene franklin and cindy franklin. a first cousin reared as a sister, brenda corbett, james corbett. four nieces, sabrina owens, oliver owens, crystal franklin, bridget franklin, and marlene brown. five nephews, vaughn c. franklin jr., christine franklin, timothy franklin, carolyn franklin, anthony franklin, pamela franklin, terrell franklin, and charles smith, tina smith. one uncle, and a host of great nieces, great nephews, and cousins, including larone garrett, asia garrett, brooklyn hardeman, vaughn franklin iii, dominique hardy, joshua franklin, anthony gates, andrea gates, amber hal monday franklin, anthony franklin, cameron green, chris ttina davi jeff low, romney darrell, doris lowe, billy wilson, deon. thank you. [ applause ] >> amazing f

>> good morning, carolyn, hi, everyone., is beginning to clear. mid- and upper 50s from the city to mount viain view, not a big range there. we'll have partial clearing, 54 by the delta. breezy at times at the coast. here's the plan with the fog, it pulls back to the shoreline by the afternoon. but then it fills in quickly. so limited sun there. and it will be cool, 60s at our coast. and then once again, it's back by the overnight hours. highs today 68 in oakland, 77 in fremont, napa 78. low to mid-80s inland. ahead, we're cooling off by the middle of it week. middle of it week. >> thank you, lisa. you know when you're at ross and you're like... middle of it week. >> thank you, lisa. hello. ...and then the price is like, helllooo! that's yes for less. find the latest trends and styles at prices that are a perfect fit. it feels even better when you find it for less. at ross. yes for less. you know when you're at ross and you'rhello.... ...and then the price is like, helllooo! that's yes for less. find the latest trends and s

-carolyn? -carolyn: i'm carolyn. -nice to meet you. deal, i come in with a plan and a check. man: thank you, marcus. woman: i was gonna work you a little bit more. lemonis: [ chuckles ] but what happens after the cameras shut down... michael: i've let it slide for three freakin' years! lemonis: ...may surprise you. one struggling novelty sporting good company has been totally transformed. wow. look at this place. but the owner is still making the same sort of short-sighted decisions that nearly brought them to the brink. i'm pissed that you bought the printer. i'm not gonna lie. if you were me, would you stop putting money in this business?

really puts all hands on deck, carolyn. >> that's right.e a number of safety proposals, and some will be presented to the bart board this thursday for approval. but commuters may notice that big change, more police on the ride home tonight. and for the next three or up until now, there has been one bart police officer for every two or three stations, covering the entire system. as of today, you can add in another 20 or so because emergency staffing is under way. officers will now work six days, 12 hours a day on their normal day of

floodwaters are receding in the indian state of carolyn revealing the damage left behind. says there's a threat of what she describes as terrorism and mere miles rakhine state. struggling to celebrate inside the camp where hundreds of thousands of syrians are marking. when they'll make it her. first rockets have been fired towards the president presidential palace in afghanistan a day after the taliban rejected a cease fire that was offered by president. they were launched from a part of kabul that supposed to be one of the most secure but as smith reports. afghanistan's president might have been hoping for a quiet start to the holiday but has reviewed his troops and officials. gathered for prayers they were all reminded that there are fewer and fewer peaceful days here. that was the sound of one of two rockets fired towards the presidential palace could do you think it gave me if they think that with rocket attacks this nation will surrender they have to think again this is a brave nation as always ready to defend its independence honor and islamic tradition. i source say

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house.sotwe thought about it but went ahead and did it. very often the hurricane isn't a direct hit. carolyn also says that her son lives in hawaii and will keep an eye on their home.sotwe left him in charge. at sfo, charles clifford kron 4 news. (pam) for the first time in 3- years, contra costa county is dealing with a case of measles. and some people may have been exposed to the disease ... because the person visited several popular places while infected. (ken) kron 4's justine waldman has the warning health officials want you to hear tonight.. a nasty red rash, cough and high fever.. those are the tell tale signs of the measles. syptoms ususally appear 10 o 12 days after exposure.sot our concern is measles is very contagiousthe health department is not giving details on the patient...but the person did visit several popular places while infected... potentially putting other peopel at risk. this includes, the john muir hospital emergency room in walnut creek on august 11th. and chow restaurant in fayette on august 14thsot only people there at the times it stays in the air for about an hou

carolyn, i used to cover politics in new jersey. so did cover one or two politicians who were carted out to jail. take us your understanding of tradition, informal tradition. >> people are calling it a guideline. but the key to focus on and why giuliani is wrong, is it is specifically for a candidate. mueller and his team will take that into consideration. if they don't come down with an indictment or subpoena prior to september 1st they will wait. james comey didn't follow that rule. we all remember. so it is not really a hard and fast situation. >> all right. thank you all for joining us. and coming up, remember when donald trump promised to hire quote the best people. former campaign manager on trial. two cabinet members forced to resign over ethics issue. congressional supporters facing charges of insider trading. speaking of november, going to head over to the big board and take a look at the state of play. not just the special election in ohio, a lot more that happened on tuesday. and president trump bragged that any candidate

. >> let me go to carolyn on this. he doesn't show much emotion. he is a tough guy. he is 69.ng a decade in prison. the judge can throw the book at him and try to win conviction on those. maybe a liberal jury, philly is a tough down. you don't know what you are going it get on a jury. maybe liberals. who knows and there is a hell of a lot of documentation being thrown at him in the next trial. if he skated through this baby with help on the jury, he may not be as lucky next time. he may face the rest of his life prison. >> absolutely. taking a long hard look at himself in the mirror today. remember, rick gates got on the stand and said we both had this option. i chose a different option than manafort. so the idea being he refused to cooperate with prosecutors. to the extent that prosecutors were planning on using rick gates in the second trial coming up. he didn't play well to the jury. paul manafort has been in pretrial incarceration prior to the next trial coming up. so he has gotten a taste of what prison life is like. if i had to guess, i would say say -- >> i made a mista

gone down considerably over the course of the day the waters are receding in the indian state of carolyn revealing the damage left behind. and muslims around the world celebrate the festival of. the message of peace in afghanistan is interrupted by violence rockets were fired of president as president he was delivering a speech for the muslim holiday at a mosque the attack comes less than two days after the president offered a ceasefire to the taliban are set reports. afghanistan's president might have been hoping for a quiet start to the eat on holiday but as i reviewed his troops and officials gathered for pres they were all reminded that there are fewer and fewer peaceful days here. that was the sound of one of two rockets fired towards the presidential palace could do you think it came to if they think that with rocket attacks this nation will surrender they have to think again this is a brave tough nation as always ready to defend its independence honor and islamic tradition. eyesores says its fighters were behind the attack group's numbers are growing in afghanistan although it's t

. >> and details on this emergency system that will have all hands on deck, carolyn. >> that's right. for every two to three stations. starting today that will help boost commuter confidence in the system. >> you may notice the change on your commute home tonight. mandatory emergency staffing means all bart police a week,hol da o they're ai the platform. commuters are applauding. there's a lot of creepy people in there to approach you and nice to have more people to make you feel safe. >> reporter: the emergency measure comes in the wake of a wave of violent attacks, including the fatal stabbing of nia wilson. a san francisco college student told us he was brutally beaten by a man on the platform. he said he hit me so hard my glasses flew across the station. he drew his own sketch of the suspect. bart police say they are investigating. police presence iai to have played a role capturing a suspected thief in san francisco today after he escaped from bart police. >> reporter: having more officers at every point ofsystet the right place at the right time. >> reporter: in addition to boos

carolyn tyler has the story. >> thousands of people have watched this video. she is a councilwoman responding to an anonymous e-mail she received with a link to a website that's argued the her reelection campaign. photos of hundley at burning man more racy than these are posted by sonoma citizens for peace and cooperation. they threaten to expose her unless she dropped out of the race. instead, the 35-year-old says she's proud of her facebook photos and won't be bullied. >> what was especially disturbing in this era of me too was the attempt to slut shame me. >> she told us over the phone she wants to be a voice for others. >> i know there is young women running for offices in small stays cross the nation who might not have communities that are as supportive. >> the vice mayor is outraged. >> every person who has seen that website has said to me that they thought it would backfire. they thought it was outrageous. >> the head of the sonoma state political science department considers the anonymous e-mail a new low in politics. >> but it's done in such a vile, n

carolyn?rances. >>> a pilot and his passenger are safe this morning after landing on an east bay highway. there was adash cam video showing the plane landing. the plane was originally supposed to land at the hayward executive airport. the pilot told chp the fuel line snapped and caused the plane to lose pressure. you can hear how calm he was from air trafficoio try to get i'm going to choose one and i'll let you know. >> well, both the pilot and his passenger walked away without any injuries. there was no damage to surrounding structures. neighbors described the bizarre landing. >> it was like boom, like a car was going out of gas or something. then it hit the ground. all i could do is run and scream and say a plane is on our freeway. >> the investigation into what exactly forced the emergency landing is under way. >>> this morning we're learning more about the horizon air employee later crashing it near seattle. >> oh, my god. is he okay? >> reporter: the alarming arrow battics of a passenger

i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on sunday, august 19th. let's start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist drew tuma who is in this morning for lisa argen. >> good morning. and we have issues with fog on this early sunday morning. it is dense along the coast and in the north bay. live doppler 7 is showing you the visibility is down to less than two miles in petaluma. and half moon bay at this hour. it's a foggy life from our exploratorium camera. so the 12 hour day planner, early on areas of dense fog. and you will notice once again as we head into the afternoon with increasing sunshine there will be some haze in our atmosphere. slightly cooler today than yesterday. but still a spare the air day is in effect today. the worst in the santa clara valley thanks to smoke from the wildfires once again, if you have respiratory issues take it easy outside today. we'll look at the afternoon highs coming up in the forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you, drew. >>> three men are recovering this morning after they were shot apparently

la alfombra se quien de por 29>>> millas de playa que a carolyn planeÓ visitar para encontrar un paraisota alga que viaja por las corrientes, llegÓ este verano de manera histÓrica, magos de 200 toneladas por kilÓmetro que modifican el paisaje, esteban investigadores en ecologÍa y explica que esto se debe por cambio climÁtico. >>> lo que antes se quedaba fuera ahora la corriente lo lleva al caribe. >>> especialistas consideran que esto podrÍa convertirse en un desastre ecolÓgico. bajo rayo de sol con palas, maquinarias y sus propias manos cuadrillas de limpieza, al dÍa siguiente las algas raep le cepo, turismo ya tuvo su impacto. >>> enviar a las personas aquÍ, ahorita no mÁs 2. >>> el gobierno local dice que ya tomÓ war tas en el asunto. >>> estÁ envÍa de soluciones. >>> green peace hizo llamado a la autoridad para que se investigue y se genere una estrategia integral. en mÉxico, ana mendez, telemundo. >>> en puerto rico la policÍa arrestÓ un hombre en conexion con un asesinato, esto ocurriÓ el pasado jueves cuando el es pecho cho disparÓ 12 veces a un paciente y luego saliÓ como si nada

in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >>> a car crash in london today is being investigated as a possible terrorist attack. coming up, details of what happened and just how often british authorities athey prevented other attacks. >>> i'm spencer christian. here is a nice bright view of the western sky. but the fog is rolling in and may bring some drizzle wit. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up. >>> all right. time to get out your phone. go to abc7new.com/vote. well want your opinion. answer this question. with million markets, bay area housing worth it? a yes or a no at abc7news.com/vote. and you can see the results changing live at the bottom of your screen. monitor their blood glucose every day. which means they have to stop. and stick their fingers. repeatedly. today, life-changing technology from abbott makes it possible to track glucose levels. without drawing a drop of blood, again and again. the most personal technology, is technology with the power to change your life. life. to the fullest. >>> dronevew7 was in the east bay today, giving us a view over a traff

kas carolyn tyler, abc7 news. >> abc news has been covering the terminal since its groundbreaking. for more on the history of the project and its opening, go to abc7news.com where we have several stories on the construction and neighborhood. >>> a bit of a bombshell today from tesla's ceo, who shook investors and fans with the company with one tweet saying he is considering making the company private. reaction was swift and severe, both on social media and wall street. trading of tesla stock was halted. it then closed up $37.58 at $379.57 a year. abc 7 news reporter chris nguyen is live with a look what going private could mean for the company, and also, chris, its investors. >> yeah, dan. so many people have been talking about this proposal from tesla's ceo elon musk. tesla gearing up to go private after nearly eight years of being a publicly traded company. it would cost $70 billion rather. just hours into the trading day, a shocking announcement from tesla's ceo elon musk, proposing one of the biggest buyouts in u.s. history saying via twitter, am considering taking tesla privat

the floodwaters recede in the indian state of carolyn but the threat of disease is now beginning to a minute. cause for coming up so you hosts it indonesia put in another gold medal performance with the country looking to lift its ambitions beyond the asian game. now that hundreds of venezuelans are crossing the border illegally into ecuador racing to reach peru before new entry restrictions kick in on saturday united nations estimates that one point six million venezuelans have fled their country in just the last two and a half years and they're fleeing an economic crisis so bad the international monetary fund says that venezuela's inflation could exceed one million percent by the end of the year and this prompted the government to introduce a new currency and pricing scheme which means items which cost a million dollars dollars last week now have a price tag of just ten boulevards have been long lines outside banks as people try to withdraw the new currency amid huge confusion over prices many businesses have stayed shut after venezuela's opposition called for a national strike agai

i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on a sunday, august 19th. let's start with the quick look at the weather with our meteorologist drew tuma who is in for lisa argen. >> hi, good morning. that sun will be up in about 30 minutes but we're dealing with some locally dense fog right now. live doppler 7 tracking it along the coast and in the north bay. one to two miles and our worst spots right now, so the fog will slowly lift this morning. where you see ten on the board that's as good as it gets. the exploratorium camera is showing you the fog right now in san francisco. we're starting to see some hints of sunlight as the sun slowly rises, but inland we have some haze in the atmosphere. it's another spare the air day once again. so the 12 hour day planner, areas of dense fog. that fog will slowly lift for sunshine. but it's a warm afternoon away twr the coast once again. if you have respiratory issues limit your time outside in the afternoon. we'll look closer at how hot we get this afternoon and some cooler weather moving in. full accuweather fore

i'm kate larsen in for carolyn tyler this morning.ll start this half hour with a look at weather. we have meteorologist di dinglasan in. >> we have temperatures right now in the 50s and 60s. san francisco's 54. oakland, 55. but san jose, warmer at 64 degrees. and here's a live view of some of those low clouds over san francisco. your 12-hour day planner, which you can always download by searching the accuweather app, sunrise at 6:15. then the temperatures will pull back to the coast, by lunchtime, it will become breezy and gusty this afternoon, especially over the hills. slightly cooler temperatures today, so inland highs, only reaching the low 90s. around the bay, near 80, and at the coast, low 60s. we have a big warm-up on the way and i'll tell you about that with the accuweather seven-day forecast, coming up. kate? >> thanks, frances. >>> crews in shasta county inclu continue to battle the carr fire. today we've learned a seventh person has died. it was a pg&e worker. the crew member was doing restoration work when some kind of acc

carolyn tyler talked with some of them today to find out what it takes to fly a plane with virtuallyrience. >> experienced pilots are shocked that someone with no train cog not only get a plane off the ground, but perform loops and other complicated maneuvers. >> that's not easy, particularly in a transport category aircraft. that's not easy at all. >> reporter: chris ingle flew commercial planes for 35 years. he calls it amazing that a 29-year-old baggage handler who authorities say did not have a pilot's license seemed to confidently operate a stolen plane until his fatal crash. >> the man got some ability from somewhere. >> the man richard russell told air traffic controllers where he got his skills. >> i played video games before. so i know what i'm doing a little bit. >> right now you're flying over sfo? >> at the hiller aviation museum in san carlos, they have several simulators that allow would-be pilots, hobbyists and students have a virtual experience flying a plane. >> you maneuver the aircraft, and use all the controls that you would in the real aircraft. >> mark vanburgen

is ay, carolyn o'boyle managing director in the deloitte operation, serving as a leader of the talent strategy innovation team. as a coo she is responsible for managing strategic operations for the talent function, which encompasses business advisory, alumni,ion mobility, total rewards, and a shared services function. she has been researching and topic ofn the generational differences in the workforce, including the role that hr organizations can play in managing differences. she holds a ba from bowdoin college and an mba from m.i.t., sloan school of management. we are now pleased to recognize mr. biggs, followed by sen. --st and sen. gillibrand: followed by ms. shabo and ms. o'boyle. mr. biggs: thank you for the opportunity to discuss the paid parental leave and how it might be provided on an affordable basis by the social security program. it can provide important benefits to children while enabling mothers to remain attached to prior jobs, increasing earnings substantially once the mother has returned to the workforce. research in other countries and in the u.s. has found that allo

to see the video, carolyn is remarkable. thank you. >>> the man accused of being southern california's infamous dine and dash dater is now in custody. 45-year-old paul gonzalez pleaded not guilty to a dozen counts yesterday including extortion and grand theft. authorities say gonzalez used dating apps to meet women, took them to dinner at restaurants and then left without paying any part of the bill. prosecutors say eight women ended up paying themselves. and in two cases restaurants picked up the check. the complaint says the women were defrauded of a total of $950. if convicted he faces up to 13 years in prison. not very chivalrous. >>> in southern california people were visiting one of the l.a. area's most popular beaches. well, they're getting a smelly surprise. >> yeah, they are. reporter rob hayes from our sister station in l.a. has the story. >> reporter: blue skies, warm weather and fresh air. at malibu lagoon state beach you can forget about the fresh air part. >> it's disgusting. >> absolutely disgusting. >> beyond

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carolyn tyler has a closer look. >> i live in the east bay now to east cut. >> reporter: the what, the hate it either. >> reporter: it's the new name for an old neighborhood. the 30 blocks take in parts of south beach. the area surrounding the new transbay terminal. >> it's cooler for the hipsters. it sounds edgy, i guess. >> names do change over time. but i would have a tendency to keep the original name for historical purposes. >> reporter: banners proclaiming the east cut, pay homage to to o history. >> i'm fine with it. >> they allow the residents here to vote on it? how did they decide? >> reporter: actually a community benefit district made up of 4,500 property owners, business and residential, came up with the rebranding. the executive director says there was extensive outreach. >> the city doesn't actually get involved in the naming of neighborhoods. but they are organic and come from the community. >> reporter: so what does east cut mean? >> it's a historic reference to the second street cut, which was a leveling of what then was the highest point of rinconhill to allow goods

i'm carolyn tyler. the first sunday street route in five years is making the debut.som from essex to tenth street. there will be activity hubs with arts and culture and a fitness stage. the veevent runs from 11:00 unt 4:00. here is a look at the forecast with drew tuma. >> visibility is down one to two miles. later on this afternoon, sunshine prevailing and it will be warm and it's spare the air day. there will be haze in the atmosphere later on today. >> thank you, (sigh) (crunch) babybel: that snack just sounded boring. babybel: coming through. no photos, please. babybel: bye bye, bland. babybel: helloooo, delicious. vo: rich, creamy, 100% real cheese. vo: with mini babybel, snack time is saved. babybel: saved it! >>> welcome back to "gma" on a sunday morning. happening right now, full cooperation. abc news confirming that white house counsel don mcgahn met with robert mueller's team at least three times for hours answering questions in the russia investigation. president trump weighing in saying he allowed mcgahn to speak to mueller's team and readily handed over

a week later carolyn run united with survivors at the two thousand and fourteen boston marathon. they cheered their friend celeste in the symbolic run across the finish line. i am angry at what he did and when i see my friends and they struggle and i see other survivors. i don't want my decision to be based on how angry i get in those instances. that fall judge will tool announced the trial would be held in boston. but we have two choices we can either let him stay alive and have his interaction and have his joys. or put him to death and have that be the end of it. they don't get to see their little boy playing baseball anymore or reading him a story at night and this young man is in jail and he's reading stories that he likes he's got books available to him that he enjoys or he meets with his sisters and gets to see pictures of their children growing up and i just don't think it's fair that they have had their their joys taken away from them and he still is able to experience that. care and decided to attend the trial. i want to be there to see. justice. in philadelphia nearly f

carolyn, who is editing the programmes tonight, she said i didn't want it tonight, she said i didn'tfor about six hours, if not longer. still going. extraordinary scenes. one of those things where everybody was their. from ariana grande to bill clinton, paying tribute to the queen of soul, and we just heard stevie wonder giving an impassioned performance of one of his songs. —— there. what a sendoff and tribute to someone who connected different generations and sections of society and countries across the world. looking at america these days, it seems so divided, something like this really brings people together. aretha franklin really managed to do that. quick comment, jason? i was intrigued they had john mccain's funeral today and then you had this establishment in dc, very white, compared with this much more mixed and alternative america. you just thought, almost it seems like a divided country in places and i thought that was interesting. that's it for tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online at the bbc news website. it's all there for you seven days

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facebook and instagram and elsewhere influence a people who vote a massive cleanup is underway in carolyn off to southern india's worst floods in a century but more than a million people are still living in makeshift camps the days of torrential rain floodwaters a funny receding some people are returning to their homes to thomas reports the town of money. we'd met daniel thomas in an evacuation camp fisherman rescued him from his home on friday now he wants to go back but i'll choose day morning the only way back was by can move. this is the way we can do it. they can very easily from here go from there they go where we've already started. our. we're going to see. as we were paddled for kilometers across a broad over paddy fields and through people's gardens we heard and saw animals left behind and occasionally came across people thomas's village itself is on a relatively high ground the central street almost now dry it's very different to when the greatest volume of water barrel through on saturday after thomas had left . his adult son had stayed behind to help rescue others and say fort

hundreds of people have died more than a million fled their homes but how that troll was carolyn's disaster the quantity of rain it was unprecedented two and a half times the normal figure for office so far but environmentalists say properly managed its land and rivers would have absorbed it and channeled it to the sea over development in flood plains is to blame left but. claiming that even as an wetlands for other uses that is one of them a good thing which i agree we did this to do it another way the flood plains in the form of paddy was on about plants what are they going to accommodate on morsels of water. the floods were made worse a environmentalist by quantities of plastic rubbish clocking rivers stopping them flowing faster instead the rivers burst their banks but even with those issues the floods say some could have been avoided aside from the long term impact of environmental mismanagement and pollution there is another way that some here are seeing this as a manmade disaster they're blaming those who manage the dams and reservoirs carola has fifty three large reservoirs where th

fighting for the same do to strengthen democracy worldwide martin schulze there would be diffused carolyn a chinoy some football now in croatia captain luca mode which was named your way for men's player of the year thursday he received the trophy on stage in monaco during the champions league group stage draw the croatia international won the champions league with his club real madrid ny and led his country to world cup final in russia twenty team he beat former real madrid teammate christiane rinaldo and liverpool forward mohammad's a lot. of the draw as we were saying for the champions league group stage took place in monaco with four german clubs competing in that tournaments group a sees percy a darkman draw against a rope the league champions of let it go madrid meanwhile dortmund's local rival shaul to face the national champions of russia portugal and turkey in an even group day and bonus league champions byron munich have what looks like a straightforward task hoffenheim meanwhile who are playing in the champions league proper for the first time in their history face an uphill ba

the carolyn deeb reached its banks one week ago. leaving homes and trees submerged.d rising, people fled to safety. some have returned to see what they can salvage. —— kadalundi. we are nearly one kilometre from the river that has flooded but even so the water levels of this high, you can see the house behind me and i am stepping on a slope, if i went further it would be even deeper. but at least people are able to reach to this point. beyond, there are many parts are simply inaccessible. and that means these are needed more than ever before. boats and people. to rescue those who are stranded. these are local fishermen those who are stranded. these are localfishermen doing those who are stranded. these are local fishermen doing whatever they can. but hundreds of government boats have also been deployed. those who have made it out by spending their nights in places like this. schools converted into relief camps. there are about 200 families here. this woman spent two days and nights on her neighbours‘ rooftop before help reach. she tells me they were afraid the house