you can call us at any time and you don't want to miss the march that will be hosted b cheryl jenningsleandro marina park. you will have a great time. we're going to have music and entertain am and last year, are you going to that again for us. [ laughter ] >> cheryl: all right. thank you for being here. i look forward about letting people about the march coming up. we do have to take a break. we're going to learn about the importance of gun safety and how to be a responsible gun owner. stay with us. we'll be right back. copd makes it hard to breathe... but with advair, i'm breathing better. so now i can help make this a great block party. ♪ [ male announcer ] advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications, advair contains both an anti-inflammatory and a long-acting bronchodilator working together to help improve your lung function all day. advair won't replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more than twice a day. people with copd taking advair may have a higher chance of pneumonia. advair may incre

our moderator is cheryl jennings, award-winning journalist and a pioneer in children's issues and women's rights. cheryl has won emmy awards on her work for caring on aging parents and a program aimed at teenager called straight talking teens. cheryl received an emmy nomination for her 6-part series on the children of kosovo, she was selected by the league of women voters as one of the six women who could be president. ladies and gentlemen, cheryl jennings. >> i wanted to let you know that i got to see the bully movie yesterday with mr. caranza and 800 kids and melinda who was wearing her stop bullying tee shirt, so cute. it was an amazing experience and that video is in my head and the tears are in my heart for everybody that's lost a child. we're going to see a video right now that will set the tone of this panel. it will affect you. i saw it this morning so it would be appreciate in my head. you are going to meet the father who is featured in this video so i ask you to put down your electronic devices, your i pads and c phones please and pay attention to this and just be in the moment.

the guests, including abc7 news anchor dan ashley and cheryl jennings had the chance to experience thexploratorium ahead of wednesday's public opening. can't wait for that. >>> and the excitement continues at the san francisco zoo where a baby tiger continues to reach new milestones. this sumatran cub finally went outside for the very first time. mom is never too far away, grabbing the cub by the scruff of the neck and carrying her to a lower and safer grassy area. the cub already weighs 14 found. more like a small dog than a house could you. the small cub is on limited display at the zoo starting this weekend. see her while you can. >>> next, why president obama is letting someone else deliver the weekly white house address this morning. >>> also, the gun show this weekend at the cow palace. do these events contribute to the trafficking of illegal weapons? and the renown ballet dancer credits the marin county youth program for a career that's kept him on his toes. why he credits his humble beginning. >> it is 5:30 right now. good morning to you. we are starting this half-hour with a q

the guests, including abc7 news anchors dan ashley and cheryl jennings, had the chance to experience the new exploratorium ahead of wednesday's public opening. >> next, you may have just got any hint from dan harris why president obama is letting someone else deliver the weekly white house address this morning. also, the gun show this weekend at the cow palace. how much do these events contribute to the trafficking of illegal weapons? and a renown ballet dancer credits the marin county youth program for a career that's kept him on his toes. why he credits his humble beginnings for his career. hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! ♪ wow. [ buzz ] delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? bee happy. bee healthy. with clusters of flakes and o's. oh, ho ho... it's the honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love. >> welcome back. it's 6:30 on this saturday morning. we are starting this half-hour with a quick look at the weather. here's meteo

here is cheryl jenning was the story in side san francisco's massive complex, garbage is sorted by hand and machine. this is a dream come true for the prize winners. both have heard of the program in san francisco. the teacher started his public education campaign about the dangers of incinerators in his small tuscan town, in itally, waste is burned creating green house gases he taught students to recycle paiper and replace plastic water bottles in school lunch room. it's parking a national movement. he was impressed what he saw. >> i when i come back, i have good ideas to share with my colleagues. >> thanks to the grass roots campaign, 40 incinerators have been scrapped or shut down. and more than three million residents joined in the crusade. nora was also impressed with the operation despite blatant discrimination, health hazards and poor wages, they organize the city. and they made recycling a legitimate part of urban waste management. she got recyclers on board inspiring a movement that keeps weight out of dumps. the city dippers 80% of the waeflt from landfills. both say they see

as anchor cheryl jennings reports, he came from humble beginnings right here in the bay area. ♪ ♪ >>s coming home to distance for the marin ballet 50th anniversary. >> my life and career i think it's great to come back to my hometown and celebrate this amazing ballet. >> his current director at boston ballet was also artistic director at marin ballet years ago. they provided this interview and john's interview. >> when john showed them tremendous potential. >> john didn't have the same advantages in marin county. >> my parents were refugees from vietnam. >> he lived in a low income canal district in san rafael. he was in a day care program to support three kids. >> cofounder brought the idea of scholarships more than 20 years ago after seeing a dance program in new york that worked with inner city kids. >> we got scholarships. i think our idea all we had to do is put it out here. hey, everybody, we have scholarships. >> it took someone to find those children. that person is felicia a performance star of marin. >> i had scholarships that were offered by marin ballet and i went to the

here's cheryl jennings.orter: inside san francisco matt massive recycling complex garbage sorted by hand and machine. this is a dream come true for these men 2 of this year environmental prize winners. both have heard of the recycling program in san francisco. he was inspired to lead a crew said against waste. elementary school teacher started his public education campaign about the dangers of incinerator in his small tuesday can town. in italy. waste is routinely burned creating green house gas. he taught his students to rae cycle paper and replace plastic water bottle and plastic utensil in the school lunch room. it sparked a national movement this video provided by the goldman prize. he was impressed with what he snaw san francisco. >> the when i come back i have some good idea to share with my colleague. >> thanks to the grass roots campaign led by this man, 40 insin ritor scrapped or shut down. more than 3 million residents have joined in his recycling craw said. padilla also impressed with the operatio

i'm cheryl jennings. >> from all of us here, thanks for watching. we appreciate your time. as always, and we'll see you again at 6:00. >>> this is "world news." tonight, on the edge. north korea moves a missile launcher into place. americans across the border are training in hazmat suits. and our martha raddatz from south korea on what will likely happen next. >>> at the movies. the critic who changed the way we argue about the movies. >> that is a cliche! >> thumbs up, thumbs down, tonight the pioneering life of roger ebert, how it changed a movie-loving nation. >>> driving danger. a warning from top scientists about the way we drive in severe weather. the surprising new ways they're trying to keep your family safe on the road. >>> and slam dunk. is this woman getting ready to change sports in america for good? she's 6'8" and her hands are bigger than lebron james'. is she about to be the first woman to play in the nba? >> good evening. we begin with a dangerous duel between the united states and north korea, separated by 7,000 miles. and tonight, a new warning from the my

world news is coming up next i'm cheryl jennings. >> thanks for watching we appreciate your time as always from jand patel ask all of us here, we'll see you again at 6:00. >>> this is "world news." tonight, on alert. north korea still poised to launch a missile test. today the president speaks out as a new report says the north may have even greater capability -- nuclear capability than we thought. >>> april madness. hundreds of severe weather warnings as we see this giant tornado bearing down. >>> refund racket. a big alert about your family's tax return. we're with a couple who owes the irs $16,000 because they say they were duped. why you need to be prepared. >>> and watch out. pick-pocketers getting your wallet, your money, your purse, so fast, a famous tourist site had to close its doors. >>> good evening. we are standing watch on the missiles in north korea again tonight. as we told you last night, the unpredictable nation appears ready for a show of force, a missile test. and it comes as just today we are learning more about the nuclear capability of north korea. president obama has

i was honored to attend with my co-anchor kerr cheryl jennings. the guests have a chance to experience the new exploratorium which opens on wednesday. there is a lot more cool stuff happening. this sunday, get a preview when we present more to explore, the making of the new exploratorium. i will host this half-hour special with an inside look at san francisco's newest treasure. opening opening day is april 17th and it's really, really cool. >> ama: let's get a check on weather as we head into saturday. >> dan: sandhya patel is here. >> the weekend is looking fabulous. as we look at live doppler, we have a few clouds passing through. higher clouds and patchy low clouds near the coast line, but other than that, nothing to complain about as i look from high definition roof cam. a gentle breeze out to the bay bridge, temperatures right now, 49 in santa rosa. it is 51 in livermore. 53 degrees in los gatos. here are the highlights, cool tonight, patchy clouds, sunny and mild inland. much like today. then it's going to get cooler and windier as we head i

i was honored to attend with my co-anchor kerr cheryl jennings.he guests have a chance to experience the new exploratorium which opens on wednesday. there is a lot more cool stuff happening. this sunday, get a preview when we present more to explore, the making of the new exploratorium. i will host this half-hour special with an inside look at san francisco's newest treasure. opening opening day is april 17th and it's really, really cool. >> ama: let's get a check on weather as we head into saturday. >> dan: sandhya patel is here. >> the weekend is looking fabulous. as we look at live doppler, we have a few clouds passing through. higher clouds and patchy low clouds near the coast line, but other than that, nothing to complain about as i look from high definition roof cam. a gentle breeze out to the bay bridge, temperatures right now, 49 in santa rosa. it is 51 in livermore. 53 degrees in los gatos. here are the highlights, cool tonight, patchy clouds, sunny and mild inland. much like today. then it's going to get cooler and windier as we head int

. >> i'm cheryl jennings. >> i'm dan ashley. from all of us here, thanks for watching. >>> this is "world news." tonight, breaking news in the case of the alleged boston bombers. tonight, abc news learns their mother was on the terrorist watch list. plus, inside the car with the bombers. the dramatic story suddenly revealed. how the man they carjacked with a gun to his head knew when to jump out of that car. >>> the discovery in new york city tonight. more than ten years after 9/11, a huge piece of one of those planes suddenly found in an alley. >>> overseas, the massive collapse and the miracle in the rubble tonight. 50 people discovered alive. among them, two babies born underneath all of that debris. >>> and the voice. the man who so many called the greatest living country singer, tonight, remembering him and that song that became a hit, surprising the singer himself. ♪ he stopped loving her today

world news is coming up next i'm cheryl jennings. >> from all of us here, thanks for watching. we appreciate your time. we'll see you again at 6:00. >>> this is "world news." tonight, chaos on campus. a violent stabbing spree at a college in texas. more than a dozen injured. the images tonight of how they wrestled the attacker to the ground. >>> on the run. the two boys kidnapped by their parents after they lose a custody fight. sailing them all the way to cuba. tonight what the cuban government says they will do. >>> caught on tape. the secret recording of a senate leader targeting a challenge from ashley judd with claims like this. >> she's clearly, this sounds extreme, but she's emotionally unbalanced. >> the hidden tape revealed tonight. >> and father and son. behind all the fanfare and confetti, the incredible story of an unlikely hero playing the game of his life, a win for his ailing father. >>> good evening. diane is on assignment. we begin with a story of terror and heroism on campus. it happened in texas, at lone star community college. witnesses saw a lone figure dre

i was honored to attend with my co-anchor kerr cheryl jennings. guests have a chance to experience the new exploratorium which opens on wednesday. there is a lot more cool stuff happening. tha get a preview when we present more to explore, the making of the new exploratorium. i will host this half-hour special with an inside look at san francisco's newest treasure. opening opening day is april 17th and it's really, really cool. >> ama: let's get a check on weather as we head into saturday. >> dan: sandhya patel is here. >> the weekend is looking fabulous. as we look at live doppler, we have a few clouds through. higher clouds and patchy low clouds near the coast line, but other than that, nothing to complain about as i look from high definition roof cam. a gentle breeze out to the bay bridge, temperatures right now, 49 in santa rosa. it is 51 in livermore. 53 degrees in los gatos. here are the highlights, cool tonight, patchy cloudsand mily and mild inland. much like today. then it's going to get cooler and windier as we head into sunday. it's thi

he is now a role model and is honored by performing stars marin, and cheryl jennings is hosting the ceremony which is why she is not here. >> this eight week old tiger will officially go on exhibit today. the zoo keepers say at 14 pounds she is strong enough to meet her fans. early this week, the unnamed cub and her mom explored the outdoor tiger penn. the pair can be seen outside the lion house from 2:00 to 4:00 and will be named by the winner of a zoo fundraiser. if you want more information on that go to abc7 news and click on "see it on tv." >> okay, good morning, everyone, we are coming up on 11:21 and live doppler 7 hd, it is dry. we are picking up gusty winds. you can see the area along the coast and now in the southeast a small craft advisory from until 3:00 tomorrow afternoon with choppy seas. the haze shows all hanging around but right now we have brighter and calmer continues so the haze will hang around. it will not be here this weekend because it will be windy with temperatures above average today to below average on sunday and above average next week, spring seesaw and roller c

. >> cheryl: i'm cheryl jennings. it knocked out to power to 20,000 people and left a medication of downed trees and debris behind. now, the cleanup is under way. it made a huge mess for drivers. ocean beach, high winds are blowing sand cross it,. a huge tree fell on gonzalez drive and it tore up the sidewalk. we have live coverage started with cornell bernard. >> list have just reopened 18th avenue after somebody noticed something strange and pretty dangerous at the top of this abandoned movie theater. a piece of the old marque blown lose by the high winds. >> a large piece of sheet metal hangs dangerously off the old theater. store owners below are uneasy. >> it could have killed somebody. >> san francisco police closed 18th avenue to keep pedestrians away as firefighters use a ladder truck to secure the russ if i piece of metal. >> it would be pretty dangerous. we got it secured with ropes up there. >> reporter: blocks away high winds toppled a tree causing it to fall on 48th avenue. luckily nobody hurt here. crews

i'm cheryl jennings.'s show looks at the importance of being prepared for the next major disaster. natural and human caused disasters can happen without warning. our guest today will show us how to protect our belongings and find a safe place for our pets. the biggest challenge for americans is complacency. here a public service announcement. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> cheryl: joining me in the studio is kelly houston, assistant secretary of communications with the california emergency management agency. >> we used to be the governor's office of emergency services. >> cheryl: but now you are an umbrella organization. >> right. after september 11th there was the office of homeland security that was formed by then governor davis and that focused on terrorism issues. then there were the services but the two have merged together and we collaborated on everything. >> there is so much information. the thing that struck me was a list to get your family prepared. it's like a contact list. people think it's a lot of work. >

good morning, i'm cheryl jennings. >> kristen: i'm kristen sze. they do have their critic in san francisco but they have been a huge boom to businesses. live on the embarcadero with more on this developing story. fleet week is still happening without the star attraction? >> reporter: so far so good but not with the blue angels. you know how painful it is for aviation enthusiasts. you can blame the sequester as you said. the pentagon has to deal with budget cuts because of it and it looks like entertainment will be the first to take a hit. the navy says all the performances are cancelled. so no f-18 fighters streaking through the skies. the squadron will stay in pensacola, florida and fly just enough to stay proficient and safe. san francisco business depends a lot on the revenue generated by fleet week and blue angel performances and organizers say they will take a hit. >> a lot of people will come out saturday morning is the parade of ships. that i don't know about it. we may not get a parade 6 ships. that will be the next probably shoe that will

from the san francisco police department from greg sir to denise flair erty and cheryl jennings and the girl friday and kept us moving all day and to the communications that we got the word out through the media and laura who kept us moving today and financial support. if you read about the justice department in the paper you know we can't pay for anything. when people come to my office quite literally i can't give them coffee. people think the government is high flying and i am here to tell you it's not true. there was support for this event and we couldn't be more grateful to the people that made this possible and the rosenberg foundation and they are here, the san francisco foundation and dr. sander herself and a round of applause, the california endowment and others provided tremendous financial support so thank you very much for that. [applause] . we really do appreciate it and the cohost and mary lee and tom torque son and who you met this morning and our next panel is planning for student safety opportunity and success and planning for action around the bay. our moderator is jill

he is now a role model and is honored by performing stars marin, and cheryl jennings is hosting the ceremonych is why she is not here. >> this eight week old tiger will officially go on exhibit today. the zoo keepers say at 14 pounds she is strong enough to meet her fans. early this week, the unnamed cub and her mom explored the outdoor tiger penn. the pair can be seen outside the lion house from 2:00 to 4:00 and will be named by the winner of a zoo fundraiser. if you want more information on that go to abc7 news and click on "see it on tv." >> okay, good morning, everyone, we are coming up on 11:21 and live doppler 7 hd, it is dry. we are picking up gusty winds. you can see the area along the coast and now in the southeast a small craft advisory from until 3:00 tomorrow afternoon with choppy seas. the haze shows all hanging around but right now we have brighter and calmer continues so the haze will hang around. it will not be here this weekend because it will be windy with temperatures above average today to below average on sunday and above average next week, spring seesaw and roller coast

from the san francisco police department from greg sir to denise flair erty and cheryl jennings and the girl friday and kept us moving all day and to the communications that we got the word out through the media and laura who kept us moving today and financial support. if you read about the justice department in the paper you know we can't pay

. >> good evening, i'm cheryl jennings. >> the daempk russ fire season arrives as one county cuts back on fire protection. >> fires need quick attention but the fire department could be in trouble. four stations closed in january two, more in jeopardy because of deep cuts. laura? >> well, firefighters just pulled out spending the afternoon knocking down this they say will only get worse if there are more cuts. barely three months after closing four stations the fire department is on its way to closing two more. >> there will be station closures and less people on the streets and there will be fatality autos contra costa supervisors announced the likely clo skmur layoff as many as eight firefighters. >> we have to live within our means. how can we do that in a safe way? we can get to sustainable. >> firefighters claim anymore reductions would put the community in danger and the new cuts numbers would drop. >> this budget is like asking concord high school to just have four teachers. >> it's a matter of money. >> chris says the fire department wants to maintain the level of series, firef

. >> i'm cheryl jennings. >> dan: i'm dan ashley. for all of us here, we appreciate your time.ppreciate your time. see you again at 9:00 and this is "jeopardy!" today's contestants are -- a student from tarzana, california... ...a website developer from riverton, illinois... ...and, our returning champion, an office-supply sales assistant from fresh meadows, new york... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome. and please be assured that we have no april fools' day jokes or tricks to play on you today. rebecca's been having a very good time on "jeopardy!" so far. jim and alex, welcome aboard. nice to have all three of you with us todad luck. let's go into the "jeopardy!" round right now. and you will be dealing with these categories... not "birth." notice the "q" in quotation marks. you know what that means. alex: rebecca, start. thank "q" very much, $200 please. jim. what is a quack? yes. thank "q" very much, $400. alex. what is quarry? you are right. u.s. constitution for $200, please. jim. what is

good evening, i'm cheryl jennings. >> we have reporters live on both stories.laura anthony is live in the town of west tex twechl a look at the devastation there. >> we begin with the latest on the search for suspects. >> it's now 8:00 here in boston. the investigation continues down at the sight of the bombings as the fbi releases pictures of those who may be responsible swrechl a first look at the suspects in the boston marathon bombings. fbi released these images of two men they say appear to be associated. >> suspect one is wearing a dark hat, suspect two, a white suspwo setow a sendexosion just in front of the form restaurant. >> the fbi considered them armed and dangerous and are hoping someonere cognizes them. >> seone out there knows these individuals as friends, neighbors co-workers or family members. it may be difficult the nation is counting on those with information to come forward and provide it to us. >> i showed the photos to people gathered around a memorial. >> for noah this is personal. >> i saw the two kids at the school. martin and jane. >>

here's abc news anchor cheryl jennings with the story. >> inside san francisco's massive recycling complexgarbage is sorted by hand and machine. this is a dream come true for italian men. and the colombian man. they are two of this year's goldman prize winners. both have heard of the recycling program in san francisco. one was inspired to lead a crusade against waste. the elementary school teacher started his public education campaign about the dangers of incinerators in his small tuscan town. in italy it's routinely burned, creating greenhouse gases. he taught his students to recycle paper and replace plastic water bottles and plastic utensils in the lunch room. it sparked a national movement. this video was provided by the goldman prize. he was impressed with what he saw in san francisco. >> i can't wait when i come back, i'll have some good ideas to share with my colleagues. >> thanks to the grass roots campaign led by him, 40 incinerators have been scrapped or shut down and more than 3 million residents have joined in his recycling crusade. nora was also impressed with the operation. h

here's abc news anchor cheryl jennings with the story. >> inside san francisco's massive recycling complexarbage is sorted by hand and machine. this is a dream come true for italian men. they are two of this year's goldman prize winners. both have heard of the recycling program in san francisco. one was inspired to lead a crusade against waste. elementary schoolteacher start the his public education campaign about the dangers of in sin ray tore in his small tuscan town. in italy it's routinely burned, creating greenhouse gases. he taught his students to recycle paper and replace plastic water bottles and plastic utensils in the lunchtime. it sparked a national movement. he was impressed with what he saw in san francisco. >> i can't wait when i come back, i'll have some good ideas to share with my colleagues. >> thanks to the grass roots campaign led by him, 40 in sin raytors have been scrapped or shut down and more than 3 million residents have joined in his recycling crusade. nora was also impressed with the operation. he organized colombian waste pickers in bogata. despite discrimination

here's abc news anchor cheryl jennings with the story. >> inside san francisco's massive recycling complexgarbage is sorted by hand and machine. this is a dream come true for this italian man and the colombian man. they are two of this year's goldman prize winners. both have heard of the recycling program in san francisco. one was inspired to lead a crusade against waste. the elementary school teacher started his public education campaign about the dangers of incinerators in his small tuscan town. in italy waste is routinely burned, creating greenhouse gases. he taught his students to recycle paper and replace plastic water bottles and plastic utensils in the lunch room. it sparked a national movement. this video was provided by the goldman prize. he was impressed with what he saw in san francisco. >> i can't wait when i come back, i'll have some good ideas to share with my colleagues. >> thanks to the grass roots campaign led by him, 40 incinerators have been scrapped or shut down and more than 3 million residents have joined in his recycling crusade. nora was also impressed with the oper

child sexual abuse and has very personal reason for that as he discussed today. 7 news anchor cheryl jennings the story. >> it happened so quick. >>reporter: boxing superstar spoke to sold out crowd of more than 500. about the people he trusted who molested him when avenues young teenager and aspiring olympic champion. >> the only problem was if told no one. because i was ashamed. >>reporter: 56-year-old sugar ray told powerful emotional story that had the audience in tears. about how he turned to drugs and alcohol and wrecked a marriage. he told me why he finally decided to go public with his story after 40 something years. >> from here because i want to spike. speak out. i'm here as a parent. as father. as husband. i wish there was a prevention center for me that i could have been a part of that could have helped me during my time. >>reporter: sugar ray support for the san francisco child abuse prevention center raise big money and p.m. auction package of autographing glove and his california home. >> >>reporter: over all total of the luncheon thanks to sugar ray leonard 4 50,000 dollars. s

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