are you chan lee? >> but kosoul didn't give up.w there was another model home across the street, and he saw sarah walker arrive for work. >> oh, you know what? somebody just walked in. i won't be able to stay on the phone. >> prosecutors believe he went inside and tried to rob sarah. >> give me that watch. >> there was a fight. while trying to subdue her, kosoul bit her, then he used his knife and stabbed her more than 20 times and cut himself in the process. nelson villavicenzio and his wife were just outside while the murder occurred. had they stopped in to say hello to sarah, they, too, might have been victims. in october of 2006, kosoul was convicted of capital murder and sentenced to death. >> people will kill for the most trivial of reasons. reasons that no rational person would ever imagine. >> what the science did in this case is it made that defense attorney get up in his opening statement and say, my client was guilty and this was a robbery gone bad. he would not have said that if we hadn't had the physical evidence that

kpix 5's lisa chan joins us from middletown. lisa? >> reporter: good morning, well schools starting at 9:00 a.m. the morning and classes for cobb elementary will take place in portables set up behind the middle school. now an inspector went through the school sites to make sure there's no damage and extensive cleaning has been done. now the middletown unified school district superintendent sent a message to students saying she's excited to welcome everyone back today. the school building all survived with minimal damage and 76,000-acre fire is one of the most destructive in california history. it dedried almost 1 -- destroyed almost 1300 homes and 66 commercial properties and 585 other structures. four people died in the fire. and the superintendent says she upper level disturbances if some people -- understands if some people aren't ready to come back to school just yet. but for now, those who are as we said school starts at 9:00 a.m. this morning. the middle school will get out at 2:40 this morning. chi coat valley out at 3:15. the

we are live in middletown, lisa chan, kpix 5. >>> gas prices are tanking, falling about nine cents in the past two weeks. court gas buddy.com a gallon of regular costs about $2.92 in san jose and $3.09 in san francisco. kpix 5 reporter kiet do explains the big reason for the relief and joins us from san jose. kiet? >> reporter: yeah, good morning, we're live here at the chevron just outside of the stadium where the gas prices $2.89 for regular unleaded. if you're paying with cash. basically what you're looking at here is the new normal. at least for the next couple of years. that is because there's a worldwide glut of oil. and oil analysts say we will stay oversupplied through at least 2016. and that the price will drift upward over the next couple of years gradually but don't expect gas prices to go up at least until 2017. part of the reason is that the saudi wills take a financial hit if they reduce production. also iran also has a large supply of oil ready to be released and could be pumping as much as four million gallons of oil a day into the system once sanctions are lift there.

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do you think iran will allow access to par chan?act that ieae inspectors aren't getting the soil inspect rz. it will be the iranians doing it under the ieaec observations. does that give you faith that this agreement can be lived up to? 0 h it's worrisome, eric. i will say[r%m÷ this. the par chan inspections are going to be closely monitored by the iaea. they'll have either video or other kinds of direct surveillance of those who are making the collections. and let's remember that par chan is aimed at their past conduct, not what's going on in the present or the future. for the future, soil samples and other environmental samples, i think we'll see the ia directly involved. this is something i think we've got to make a distinction on, butcj they don't allow them to talk it with their scientists. we need to know what they've figure out how they'll try to cheat in the future. >> what happens in a month when everything, we think this, we don't know. we didn't talk to everybody. we couldn't do everything. what is the world do then with

melissa chan, al jazeera, middletown california. >>> let's turn to nicole mitchell. are we talking about rain? >> there is actually rain on the ground, today account not always in areas we need it. parts of southern california, most of our fire situation is a little north of that. more moisture because of that on-shore flow, we had a little disturbance shifting through, so the humidity is a lot higher. the heat of the afternoon is when we have our lowest humidities. but instead of single-teen humidity figures, it will be higher. temperatures in the valley region for example that were in the 100s last week may only be in the 80s today, even though that is not cool, it is cooler. it helps the firefighters' comfort and doesn't dry out completely. as this moves in ahead, that could be some wind, a problem with spreading fires but that will give us a pretty decent chance, in the west. fires themselves can create their own weather environments. in fact there is a whole branch of meteorology, one of the things that does that is the incredible heat. these fires can be 1,000°

melissa chan, al jazeera. >>> wall street appears to be spreading water this morning, as the federaleserve meets to decide the course of interest rates. they may choose to hike short-term rates for the first time in nine years. joining us to discuss is patricia sabga. what are the odds that the fed will pull the trigger this week. >> the market was pricing in about a 30% chance of that happening, but that was in the summer. the big reason they were thinking that is because the u.s. job's machine is moving along. really strong jobs creation and an very low unemployment rate. but that is only part of the mandate. they also have to ensure price stability, and that's why towards the engineer of the summer after china devised that massive currency devaluation, that sent the odds down to about 30%. and the reason they are seen lowering their odds is because the dollar is so strong right now, and that makes u.s. exports more expensive to buy abroad. the other reason is the strong dollar tends to subdue prices, and that of course is the other half of the fed's mandate which is to ensure pric

in stern grove, lisa chan, kpix 5. >> park officials advise owners to keep small dogs on leashes at all times. >>> the wait is finally over for apple fans. the iphone 6s was released today and lines snaked around the block very early this morning. many camped out for days to get their hands on a new phone. but one woman waited in line from the comfort of her own couch. briana rolled into the apple store this morning on a computer screen. she was physically in san diego but her robot was in the san francisco apple store. there's her face. her screen drove up attached to a motorized stand and after she bought a new phone an apple employee put it in the robot's side pouch. [ applause ] >> now she has to pick it up. okay. >>> san jose police are investigating another officer- involved shooting during a welfare check at the monterey oaks mobile home park last night. there was a confrontation there with a man in the street. an officer shot the man at least once. no word on his condition or what prompted that officer to fire. >>> and former 49er ray mcdonald due back in court today facing char

he trains channing tatum, too. if i ever try to puss out or whatever, trust me, that happens, i'm up in age. >> jimmy: by the way, last night now that you say that, dr. phil is here and he's also working with that trainer. >> dabam, yeah. >> jimmy: when your trainer tells you i work with channing so let's not go crazy. right? >> but it sounds like motivation though. if i'm trying to puss out or whatever, man, i think i'm good, dude. i just threw up a couple of times. ic we shouldi think we should call it. channing wouldn't call it. it might be pretty good. i'm like -- it's just an elip tickle. not even hard running. like another five minutes. okay, man. if you really think so. this will get me the oscar. >> jimmy: really, it's the same way you're going to be driving that motorcycle. >> exactly. >> jimmy: wow, this sounds like fun. it is fun, right? the whole thing is fun. >> i get paid to wear makeup, man. what's up? so do you. >> jimmy: come on, man. that's not cool. sometimes when i am wearing -- getting makeup p

. >>> thailand's interim prime minister prayut chan-o-cha says another foreign man has been arrested in connection with the bombing of the shrine in bangkok last month and told reporters about the arrest on tuesday. the prime minister said a man was arrested in the province near the cambodian border and did not give information about the charges. >>. >> translator: he was at the border on our territory. he was probably trying to escape. we are investigating. >> thai police have been investigating the bombing on august 17th that killed 20 people and injured more than 120 others. another blast occurred the following day near the river. the authorities suspected the same group was responsible for both incidents. on saturday police arrested a foreign man on charges of possessing explosives and have been investigating whether there is a connection with the bombings. they issued two more arrest warrants on monday for a thai woman and a foreign man. police were scheduled to hold a news conference at 5:00 p.m. local time in bangkok. >>> september 1st is disaster prevention day here in japan.

mark zuckerberg and miss priscilla chan. the honorable henry olson junior and mrs. wendy holsten. senator maria cadwell and mr. griffin plays. the honorable john pet us a and mrs. married had us a -- the honorable debbie wasserman schultz. the honorable josh earnest and mrs. josh earnest. mr. david mark rubinstein and mrs. alice rubinstein. mr. reed hastings. mr. jake tapper and mrs. jennifer tapper. mr. james marin and mr. jack marin. mrs. amy cunningham and mr. s cunningham. mr. wade radel and -- mr. john penn. the honorable dianne feinstein. >> i think the importance of tonight's dinner is to welcome the president of the largest country in the world. i am on the pacific rim and the pacific rim is the largest center of trade and commerce in the world today and i think working at a good relationship with china is extraordinarily important. business? >> i don't call the senate business that i'm delighted to be here. thank you. the honorable dr. henry kissinger and mrs. henry kissinger. the honorable greg strok -- the honorable wendy sherborn and mr. bruce strokes. announcer: in hi

they need do something. >> reporter: in stern grove, lisa chan, kpix 5. >> san francisco animal control says their job isn't coyote control but to educate people on how to keep their dogs safe. >>> a lot of people going to great lengths to get the new iphone but one woman at a bay area store didn't use her hands at all. >> and we have heard of kids getting suspended for dress code violations but this is a new one. on,,,, >>> at&t park is ready to rock tonight. legendary rock band ac/dc takes the stage in just under three hours. our maria medina is there for the bay area's stop of the band's world tour. are you having fun yet? >> reporter: i'm having fun. can you tell? [ laughter ] >> reporter: all right, veronica. ac/dc fans they will get this. it probably was like a highway to hell to get here because of traffic but they know it is a long way to the top if you want to rock and roll. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: it's the band that changed the rock 'n roll scene decades ago. ♪[ music ] >> it's a long way to the top if you want to rock 'n roll ♪ >> reporter: and tonight ac/dc will play their m

melissa chan joins us. what is it that native americans who said that serra's not to be celebrated? >> their conviction that st. serra is not a saint, but a sinner. the two sides are talking past each other, from the native american groups who have been upset ever since the announcement in the spring or actually earlier this year when pope francis decided that he wanted to turn father junipero serra into a saint. the church is looking at it from a religious perspective, theological perspective, he left europe in the comforts of his home and came to california, very hostile, very far away, the journey itself must have been very dangerous. but from the impact of the mission system on the indigenous populations that's what the native americans are upset about, antonio. >> melissa has the american catholic church ever specifically addressed the concerns about serra? >> the american catholic church has and the vatican as well. pope francis in his trips to bolivia, faced a crowd of indigenous people and apologized for the sins of the church in the new world. he stopped short of changing h

channing my fowrng i 401w a 201(k). do you agree mr. chang?isten to what chinese state media says about incinerating americans by the tens of millions, which they did in 2013 across all the main platforms of state media this was not the work of rogue actors, this was pla daily china central television. so i think it's very difficult to say that china isn't a threat. now clearly because china's done very well, it has the money to build a first class military but that's not really the problem. the problem is what chinese media and the pla officers say about the u.s. also we've seen extremely predatory trade practices, we've seen china try to grab territory from an arc of nations from india in the south to south korea in the north, they support norths north korea and iran and a lot of rogue actors. this is a country that wants to change the international system and very much for worse. >> mr. gow, how should americans regard this visit by china's leader? the leader of the country that welcomed the world during the olympics or a country that doesn

melissa chan reports. >> so close and yet so far away.n that took a different road from that of the united states and for a time cuba was the romantic vivid poster child for communism. but it became a place frozen in time by an underperforming socialist economy until now. because after decades of decline, cuba it seems is on the move once again . i first came to cuba 14 years ago. there are more cars on the road, people are better dressed and there are new businesses. a parallel economy has developed. analysts , say that the economy relies in large part on, those who are independents. even the store fronts represent change. until recently, commercial rental space simply didn't exist. >> translator: i would love to see my business grow into a transnational company like at&t. that would be great. >> before the revolution, julio alvarez torrez's family worked for general motors. more than half a century later, alvarez finds himself working on the same models his father would have worked on. >> imagine how it would be without the embargo. >>

now comes word channing tatum will play him in a film. he was a household name 40 years ago thanks to stunts so dangerous he claimed he broke a total of 400 bones in his body. the movie is still some ways away because the script is still being written. the real guy died eight years ago and you have to be certain age, dave, shirleen to remember when he was a household name and his posters were on the walls because this guy's hey day was in the 70s into the 80s. >> you were telling me that abc made a lot of money on this guy. >> and evel knievel made a lot of money thanks to this network. >> abc wide world of sports had a deal with him. what happened they weren't interested until he jumped that vegas. >> he crashed. >> they bought the film afterwards for a big amount of money, ratings went through the that's the story. >> thank you. as for the choice of channing, we know he does his own students as we saw in magic mike so hopefully-- >> wait. evil can nil is -- knievel is not magic mike. >> they did fire him out of a rocket. >> he was kind

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melissa chan is live for us this morning in middletown, california, close to that valley fire. how much progress is being made fighting that blaze? >> well, randall, the latest information that we have on this particular fire is it's 0% containment. that's the last figure we had. the valley fire has grown very quickly. in just the last 36 hours, it's gone to 50,000-acres and the deployment has been very fast in terms of the number of firefighters working on this. about 1,000 firefighters, that's a very fast deployment as far as wildfires in california are concerned. i'm standing in middletown. this was one of the main towns where the fire spread, you had mentioned the fast wind, 35-mile per hour winds whipped through this town. we are told by people who were here at that time that the fire spread through this town within 20 minutes. you can see the structure behind me completely destroyed, that's just one home of about 400 homes we understand in this area, in this town and in the area surrounding this town that has been completely destroyed. again, i have to explain a little bi

melissa chan is live from a hard-hit area. describe the scene where you are. >> well we are in middle town. and i'm next to what was left of a home. pretty much all you can see now are the foundations and, in fact, the home is still burning behind me. keeping in mind that the valley fire has swept through this area within the last 24 hours. you can see that i believe we are standing closest to what was once the kitchen, charred ovens and stoves, and further on i think i see charred washer and drier as well. what is interesting about the fire is we look further behind me, two buildings are absolutely fine. we have not confirmed whether it was the work of firefighters that saved the buildings, or whether it's just been a capricious fire. indeed, it has looked that way. as we were driving into town, middle town, we'd see areas that were fine, and other areas that respect absolutely charred. this has happened very quickly. residents had to flee very quickly. we understand that winds last night, saturday, into sunday morning, were

melissa chan is in carmel, california where saint junipero serra was buried. melissa. >> well, antonio, in many ways the two sides i've been talking about this all day, have been talking past each other. look at junipero serra as somebody from the historic context, the impact his position had on the people. but the vatican's perspective, they are looking at a theological perspective, very much a man of god. his call was to, quote, go to the far reaches. and on wednesday, pope francis set as example the 18th century spanish missionary who traveled to california, father junipero serra. >> translator: we declare and define blessed junipero serra to be a saint and we enroll him among the saints, decreeing that he is to be venerated as such by the whole church. in the name of the father and the son and the holy spirit. >> reporter: the canonization has come under some criticism by some californians but particularly by native americans. as part of european colonization, his mission brought death, 5,000 were brought to baptism not all by choice. for native americans

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lisa chan, kpix 5. >> the valley fire is almost fully contained. the federal government is urging victims of the valley fire and the butte fire in the sierra foothills to register for help. the two fires destroyed 1700 homes. workers from fema and the small business administration say temporary housing the available. at the state level. the department of finance is transferring $10 million from the rainy day fund to pay for cleanup. >>> the ukraine and syria will be at the top of the agenda when president obama and vladimir putin meet for the first time in a year. jamie yuccas reports from the u.n. >> reporter: president obama addressed the general assembly saying that any resolution of the syrian war must include the removal of the syrian president from power. >> after so much carnage, there cannot be a return to the pre- car status quo. >> reporter: his remarks put him at odds with russian president vladimir putin. in the first address to the united nation general assembly in a nation, putin said backing his ally is the only solution to defeating

we are looking at a chance of rain today and, in fact, a better chan and wednesday. you can see the prevailing winds today from the west from 10 miles per hour. numbers up to 15 degrees cooler with the detailed look at the rest of the bay coming up. >> we have an accident right near rasco road westbound 580 slugging things out of the central valley at 54 minute drive from tracy to the dublin/pleasanton entrepreneur. to the lake county area we are multiple road closures, highway 29 at tubbs is closed and eastbound and westbound 12 is closed. closed. and the map shows the scope of the fire as of saturday night. now, the very latest map is estimating the bun area this morning, and you can see it stretches into middletown and south over to the detoured reservoir areas and the southeast the fire is moving into hidden valley lake. the list of mandatory evacuations has grown and now includes north of calistoga in napa county. if lake county, lower lake and bucks canyon road to the napa county lane and the communities of cobb and middletown and hidden valley lake. areas incl

live in union square at the apple store, lisa chan, kpix 5. >>> time now 5:07. they have experienced a loss no child should. now they are getting a chance to laugh. how a trip to the zoo gives young victims of the "valley fire" a much-needed break. >> water? table 5. okay. >>> and birth at the ballpark. one family's big win at last night's giants game. coming up. >> from the kpix 5 weather center, good morning, everybody. yesterday near 100 degrees again today so when will we cool off? we have the details straight ahead. >> and trouble continues on the nimitz two ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ yoplait. the smooth and creamy yogurt your whole family loves. yoplait original with no artificial sweeteners, no artificial flavors, and no high fructose corn syrup. >>> good morning. tgif. it is friday, 5:11. and we are looking out towards the bay bridge, temperatures in the upper 50s, 70s at the beaches today, 80s across the bay and peninsula. 90s away from the bay inland. the weekend forecast is still coming up in less than four minutes. >>> today a public briefing happens on the "butte fire

one worker is john chan chao who is in jail. the school claims it didn't know until after his arrest that almost none of the school employees had within fingerprinted or had a background check. the school says it's since collected background checks on all of its students. >>> yogi barra died last night. known as much for his famous phrases as for his record setting world championships with the yankees. but as curt gregory reports, some of the yogiisms are going to live on forever. >> lawrence peter barra was born in 1925 in st. louis. a childhood friend gave him the nickname yogi. yogi dropped out of school in the eighth grade to help support his family and signed with the new york yankees in 1942 for $500. during world war ii he joined the u.s. navy, took part in the d-day invasion and served in the european theater before returning home. barra was a catcher with clout. he led the yankees in rbi for seven straight seasons and hit at least 20 home runs in ten strait seasons. a three-time mvp, his yankee teams won 14 pennants and

. >> alaska may be the last front tear, but the arctic chose is the front line of climate chan change. >> it's just melting like butter on a really warm day. >> the university of alaska anchorage measures the coast line and said that kvilina's land is rapidly eroding. >> historically in the fall there would be sea ice present along the coast. when these fall storms came in they would buffer them, the land, so it would not be so bad. but now the ice forms much, much later. >> not only is it harder for hunters, but the village is in increasing danger. >> there is no safe place to go. in western alaska those villages are not connected by a boat system, so evacuations are not possible when storms come in outside of their communities. >> as kvilina's tribal council chief, she has to figure out what to do. >> i worry about the entire community and our lives, safety of our children and elders. >> 400 people live here, a third of them school children. and 85 of the houses are in danger of falling into the sea. >> they could lose their stability. >> there is no place to relocate this home. >>

. >>> and luft tan saw has chan keled about half of its long-haul flights as pilots are formed a pickete. >>> the u.k. parliament is continuing its discussion over allowing long-term ill patients to die. >> reporter: pam lives in oregon, a state that already has a right to die law. she has made it a mission to see similar laws passed here and overseas. >> i want everyone to have a choice, and i hope britain passes this law. >> reporter: the topic hits close to home for her. her terminally ill husband told her he was ready to die in 2012. >> it was my last gift to my husband. >> reporter: oregon is one of four states that allow physician-assisted suicide. the topic gained national attention from brittany moved to oregon tend to her life. she was dying of brain cancer, but california did not give her the legal right to commit suicide with a doctor's help. >> the worst thing that could happen to me is that i wait too long, because i'm trying to seize each day, but i somehow have my autonomy taken away from me because of the nature of my cancer. >> reporter: oregon law requires that the pat

live in san francisco, lisa chan, kpix 5. >>> time now 6:10. another dead whale surfaces in the bay area. why scientists say this case is a little different than most. >> and giants played a thriller in san diego last night but it was the action in ,, wow. sweet new subaru, huh mitch? yep. you're selling the mitchmobile!? man, we had a lot of good times in this baby. what's your dad want for it? ..like a hundred and fifty grand, two hundred if they want that tape deck. you're not going to tell your dad about the time my hamster had babies in the backseat, are you?! that's just normal wear and tear, dude. (vo) subaru has the highest resale value of any brand... ...according to kelley blue book ...and mitch. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. ,, by switching to progressive. that was me, mom. [ laugh ] i thought you said, "that was me, mom." [ laughter ] >>> good morning. time check is 6:13. we are taking a look at a beautiful skyline this morning. looking out past the bay bridge. it was 90 degrees in san francisco yesterday. yeah. 90. toda

in athens they channed to open the border. 00 gay is one of the few country countries still showing hostility. germany has open arms and expect 40,000 migrants this weekend alone. >>> now to the latest on hillary clinton's e-mails. according to the "washington post," the company managing clinton's e-mail server says that he have no knowledge of the server being wiped. that means 31,000 e-mails clinton said were deleted could be retrieved. a clinton campaign rep did not respond to the post's report. clinton says she regrets using a private server during her time as secretary of state. >>> if you've been outside this evening, then you have noticed the really cool temperatures. amelia's up next with how long this fall-like weather will last. >> this happened to me, it can happen to anyone. and we can't let that keep happening. >>> and how the former tennis star who was tackled by police ava and i needed a little vacay. but we needed to watch our spending. meaning i needed to watch nikki. she's the spender. i'm the saver. so, mobile banking from td bank helps me keep track... for both of us. she

melissa chan, al jazeera, california. >>> coming up pope france sit larger than life in philly.e on the city's project. to paints a mural of the pontiff ahead of his visit. >> they had been trafficking on behalf of the united states government. >> the cia admitted it. >>> philadelphia has commissioned a mural of pope francis. >> reporter: the pope visits philly in two weeks. the massive painting is part of a public arts program that's attracting visitors and changing lives for two decades. kristen saloomey reports. >> reporter: it may look like a lonely job. but for david mcshane making mural is his all about community. he's putting the finishing touch on his this piece, celebrating the philadelphia phillies baseball team. but like almost every work commissioned by the city's mural arts program. it's creation has involved hundreds of people from the design face through execution. >> if i was in a gallery i might have a show up in a for a month and the audience would be relatively limited. whereas outside on a wall it's, you know, the -- it's limitless. >> reporter: the city has

carrie washington, she really embraced the metallic theme in a shor jacobs gown that looked like chan this is the t length 2.0. >> this dress off the runway. >> yes. i was just on it days ago. we loved it. they sent it. so here w >> and my ultimate fav, kristina hendricks, row upon row of metallic sequins. >> you know it's not a heavy as it looks. it'scomfortable. >> one trend that everybody brought back that i wasn't ready for, the prom dresses. okay, we're really going to bring that back here. there was the beautiful ruffle skirt. it looked like it was more for a ball. elizabeth not in a magenta ball dress. hit a stripe across the bust. it was interesting. i mean this is something that we're go get used to. i have to go find my prom and seal up this one. let's dry it. >> and final trend, women celebrating their shapes. not only on the red carpet but even when i was at new york fashion w i saw how lane bryant really pushed the fashion envelope. the new plus is equal campaign is aimed at all women loving theirbodies. guess what? fashion is for everyone. that's right. and the style all

mary and jeff have set up a meeting with an agent, the same one who launched channing tatum's career. that's a lot of pressure for a guy they found four months ago the a gas station in hannibal, missouri. >> he walked in front of us. we both were like -- didn't really say much to each other, just jumped out of the car and went in. >> which is always the best sign. >> where you both agree? >> yes, and we don't even have >> i noticed this guy just kind of checking me out. and i'm like, dude. what's your problem? >> he had the height, he had the build. really chiseled. >> i had never thought about a career in fashion or the fashion industry. >> the right person looks at him and says, i love this guy. boom. it can go like this. >> come over this way a little. >> reporter: mary and jeff are spending months of their time preparing alijah. >> be a little more relaxed. >> like that. just how you are right now. >> reporter: and investing thousands of dollars in test shoots. >> it looks tense. maybe dig in deep. find something that's like, oom, know what i mean? >> reporter: with no guaranteed

. >> translation: they are timeless, lasting forever >>> david chan opened his first camera store 45 years ago. since thin, he has seen dramatic changes in the market. >> in 1960. >> these days it's dominated by digital technology and smartphones, interest in vintage cameras is coming back and growing steadily. >> more of them... >> the new iphone and camera is a different culture, it's like instant noodles, it can't compare to fresh home maid noodles. they began with a digital camera, but they are hooked on film photography. he collects and is tapped into the growing vintage market. >> classical cameras have a long history, every brand has its own touch. >> the younger generation may experiment with older models. the market is saturated with digital technology. china is the engine of growth. there has been a fall in sales, but it accounts for 30% of the global market. apple hopes ut new updated devices can hold on to market share. >> i would not line up at the store, but i would by the iphone. i'm excited everyone is talking about the pink iphone 6 s. i want one. she will not need t

. >> reporter: the free lesson on saving water came courtesy of wilma chan. >> we are here to melt --help people meet their goals. >> reporter: they offered alternatives and gay boy buckets. >> i will use this for watering. >> i learned a lot about sustainable plants that you can have in your garden. >> reporter: the big test will come this winter. >> the common perception of the drought is it just means we don't have rain.>> reporter: she says despite predictions for a strong pattern, the biggest challenges the lack of snowpack in the sierras. >> it will be a wet, warm winter. the idea that we are going to recharge our snowpack is probably not going to happen. >> reporter: el niÑo may not be the cure. >> every day you learn something, and water is so precious right now.>> our area has done a great job of conserving, but they are going to have to continue to get us out of the situation. >> reporter: if you missed the workshop, there will be two more in october. cristina rendon, ktvu.>>> eye- catching art has been made out of trees. the artist wanted to do something creative with stops

melissa chan is live in middletown, california right now.own the valley fire turned through over the weekend, and we can see what that looks like behind you, melissa. >> reporter: absolutely. this is just one of the many homes destroyed by the fire that went through middletown, as i would say that our team feels that about a third to half of the homes in middletown have been destroyed and look just like this. all of this rubble. all that really remains, large metal frames, stoves, ovens are remainders of that. we decided to go to one of the evacuation centers and get a sense of how residents are responding to this natural disaster. breakfast served at one of the areas evacuation centers. firefighters have not allowed most residents back into town. many people here have no idea whether their home survived the fire or not. so they are waiting. but not donald wood who saw his business go down in flames. >> i had ten bucks in my wallet, put it in the tank when i got down here. that's the last money i had. other than that, my shop went down in li

prime minister chan-o-cha says the man was arrested near the cambodian border. >> translator: he was at the border on our territory. he was probably trying to escape. we are investigating. >> the bombing of edowan and a following bombing happened the following day. authorities suspect the game group is responsible for both incidents. on saturday police arrested a foreign man on charges of possessing explosives. they're investigating whether he's connected to the bombings. a police spokesperson says the person arrested tuesday resembles the man in a yellow t-shirt filmed by a security camera near the site of the first explosion. >>> in singapore campaigning has begun for the genercampaign ele. it saw celebrations of 50 years of independence but also the death of singapore's founding father. candidates filed their papers and returned to their constituencies to start campaigning. the ruling people's action party has dominated singapore's politics since independence from malaysia in 1965. but at the last general election in 2011, the p.a.p. suffered its worst ever result winning barely 6

mark zuckerberg and miss priscilla chan. the honorable henry olson jr. and mrs. wendy holsten.enator maria cadwell and mr. griffin plays. the honorable john podesta and mrs. podesta. the honorable debbie wasserman schultz. the honorable josh earnest and mrs. josh earnest. mr. david mark rubinstein and mrs. alice rubinstein. mr. reed hastings and mr. ted jr. mr. jake tapper and mrs. jennifer tapper. mr. james marin and mr. jack marin. mrs. amy cunningham and mr. ed cunningham. mr. wade and mrs. lorna. mr. john penn. the honorable dianne feinstein and mr. richard. >> pardon me? i think the importance of tonight's dinner is to welcome the president of the largest country in the world. i am on the pacific rim and the pacific rim is the largest center of trade and commerce in the world today and i think that working at a good relationship with china is extraordinarily important. >> so business or pleasure? >> i don't call the senate business but i think i'm delighted to be here. thank you. >> the honorable dr. henry kissinger and mrs. henry kissinger. miss kristie parson and miss me

melissa chan has more. >> reporter: breakfast served at one of the areas evacuation centers.one at the county fairgrounds. firefighters have not allowed most residents back into town. many have no idea whether their homes survived the fire or not. so they are waiting. but not donald wood, who saw his business go down in flames. >> i had 10 bucks in wallet, put it in the tank when i got down here. the last money i had. >> reporter: our team tracked down what remained of wood's business, an auto body shop. absolutely nothing salvageable in this rubble. >> well, it's time for a new beginning. fresh start, clean slate. just got to rebuild life. >> reporter: residents have shown incredible resilience. >> they say the good lord won't give us anything we can't handle. but sometimes i wonder. but you have your family and that's what is really important. >> reporter: sterling all knows he lost his home because it made front page news. >> we opened up the paper and found our home in the paper. it looks like it is gone, but you know, you have choices in life, so we'll move on. >> report

. >> i noticed that the winds of channing tavon paul brought here and continued with pope benedict and now pope francis , positive changes, are being felt. >> reporter: meanwhile, here in narcotic city people are preparing for the big traffic headaches that come with big events. bomb barriers, barricades, and no parking signs are popping up all over manhattan. next week the nypd will close down the streets around st. patrick's cathedral, the 9/11 memorial, a school in east harlem, central park, and madison square garden. >> you are not going to be able to move. >> it's going to be a madhouse. >> i am afraid. the traffic could be crazy. >> pope francis also will deliver a speech at the united nations. between the pontiff and some 170 world leaders in town for the general assembly, the east side security. eyewitness news is your go to source for everything on the pope's visit on air and online from his schedule to road changes. it's all on our website abc 7ny.com. >>> jackie collins has died. she lost her battle with breast cancer. a battle she september out of the public high until rece

. >>> the public receives a chan to speak out today about plans to dramatically reduce service at laurel regional hospital. the prince george's county council is holding a briefing on the issue. 38 workers, mostly labor and delivery nurses will be laid off when the hospital's maternal and child health unit closes. that's expected to happen october 10. many workers say they're worried about their financial security. dimensions health care system which controls the hospital says it's working to find them new jobs. >>> hungary has declared a state of emergency and is cracking down on immigrants entering its country. new laws now make it a criminal offense to cross into the country or damage a blockade at the border with syria. charlie d'agata is -- with serbia, rather. charlie d'agata is on the scene with more. >> reporter: what was a flood of migrants pouring into hungary has been reduced to a trickle. they run into a brick wall in the form of a razor wire fence. for migrants likethis man from syria, it's hard to understand why they've been locked out. >> won't ask any questions. nobody ca

kpix 5's lisa chan joins us from middletown. lisa? >> reporter: good morning, well schools starting at 9:00 a.m. the morning and classes for cobb elementary will

channing tatum's moves for his starring role? "step up." the high-octane battling styles of the dancers from "you got served." >> you suckers suck. >> reporter: breaking has taken over top shows like "america's best dance crew," "so you think you can dance." you can say it's come a long way from its roots on the streets of new york in the '70s and '80s. >> can somebody make a living doing this full-time? >> some people can. some of these competitions if you win you get $10,000. >> reporter: to win each battle ryan will have to convince a panel of judges that his moves are better than the other guys. they'll be judging things like originality, execution, and battle tactics. >> all the transitions, all the leg patterns, the hand patterns, everything that they're doing is different. those are the small details that are really important. >> reporter: to prepare, ryan trains almost daily with his crew. on stage, ryan goes by his b-boy name napalm. all kinds of crazy names. zacks, and randy. when this is over maybe they'll give me a b-boy name. i