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.

i'm cheryl jennings.ay we have a special roundtable discussion in honor of national hispanic month. it celebrates the history, cultures and contributions of american citizens who ancestors came from spain, mexico, the caribbean and central and south america. leann is here to lead an in-depth conversation with local leaders about what's currently influencing our communities. >> thank you very much. hispanic heritage month spans until october 15 and this is part of abc 7's commitment to celebrating the rich diversity we share here in the bay area. now, joining me in the studio is the executive director of sacred heart community service in santa clara county. jane garcia, ceo of this company in the east bay, and the san francisco foundation board of trustees vice chair. also professor at u.c. berkeley school of social welfare. thank you, all of you. and what i want to do is talk to each of you about your organization and what you're doing. i would like to start with you. sacred heart community service has be

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i'm cheryl jennings. i'm cheryl jennings. >> from all of us here we know tracy's not in africa.at? - don't play stupid, walter. - we have ways of making people talk. by giving them fresh apple slices.

good evening, i'm cheryl jennings >> i'm dan ashley. a menlo park couple we have breaking news in san francisco as well. >> that is right. this is a hand made explosive blew up and sent a homeless man to the hospital >> happened near jones street and golden gate avenue. police found it next to a man in the street. they say he's going to be okay. >> investigators treating this as an isolated incident but do not know motive yet. >> now, let's go to menlo park >> their daughter spoke with abc7 news. >> she's never going to be forgiven. we lost our parents because of her. >> that is the daughter talking about the suspected drunk driver who killed her parents. abc7 news joins us live tonight in menlo park. lillian? >> reporter: family members came to bring flowers and balloons that is where the couple was struck by a car last night. their children didn't learn about it until hours later. >> they are one of a kind, always helpful. >> the three can't believe their parents are gone.. it started getting late, children began to worry >> i came ho

cheryl jennings has the story. >> the 2014 subaru forester suv is the most reliable. that's according to consumer report. just released. to find out which car least likely to give you trouble, they report they ask dprivrs they have had any serious car problems in the last 12 months. >> we have response on 1.1 million cars and used that data to predict how well new cars now on sale will hold up. >>reporter: most reliable car maker? lexus, toyota and accura. all japanese brand took the top 3 spots. but something new in the survey this year. >> area pine american manufacturer moved up in the rank. giving the japanese auto maker tough competition. >>reporter: fourth place awed i most reliable european brand and volvo jumped up to no. 7. gmc was suv like the one hear was named top american brand at no. 9. but the news report lincoln was not so good. >> ford lincoln has trouble with the retainment system over the past couple years. survey found complaint went down when they updated the system but the problem is still too high. over all ford ended up interthe bottom of new c

i'm cheryl jenning autos from all of us here thanks for watching >>> welcome to "world news." tonight terror takedown, a major al qaeda leader in u.s. hands after a daring mission. american special forces hit two terror targets halfway around the globe. >>> collision course, the dramatic crash on the race track, the superstar driver and more than a dozen spectators injured. are fans getting too close to the action? >>> unbreakable, our exclusive interview with malala who defied the taliban because she wanted to go to school. her impossible story of survival after she was shot, and the message she brings tonight for everyone about hope and staring down fear. >> i am malala. >> i am malala!

i'm carolyn johnson i'm cheryl jennings.l of us here thanks for inviting news your homes tonight. >>> welcome to "world news." tonight, over the edge, heading toward a government shutdown when the clock strikes midnight. what happens to the services and support you count on, and will this torpedo the fragile u.s. economy. >>> retrial. amanda knox once again facing murder charges. could she be forced to leave the united states and return to an italian prison. >>> wild ride, the boaters and their daring video, circling five twisters on the water and we ask them, what were you thinking? >> one, two, three, four and the fifth over there. >>> and a good evening on this >>> and a good evening on this monday night. as

i'm cheryl jennings. >> i'm not petty. just jealous from. all of us here... >> thanks for joining us. have a good night. tonight, on the move, the giant tropical storm bearing down on the gulf coast. evacuations underway, state of emergency declared tonight, plus the early winter out west. and a tornado outbreak tonight. we have it all. chaos at the capitol what we learned about the driver, the mother with her baby in the back seat. what led her to this? >>> the abc news investigation, the chopper in the air, trailing the police officers who were speeding. there was no emergency. why do they get to speed? >>> and out of this world, a movie everyone is talking about tonight, what happens when disaster strikes in space? tonight the real life hero, who helped inspire the movie, on what it's like a step away from disaster.

i'm cheryl jennings. >> from all of us here, thanks for watching.we appreciatit your time. >> next newscast at 6:00. >>> welcome to "world news." tonight hero teacher gunned down by a middle school student. the teacher trying to protect other children. >> shots fired at sparks middle school. >> a junior high school in america now a crime scene. >>> damage control, the president feeling the heat on the obama care website. >> there is no sugar coating it. >> and maria, the intensifying mystery. who is the little girl with the blue eyes found living with gypsies, the worldwide search for her real parents tonight. >>> a good evening on this monday night. we begin with a developing story, a new american tragedy. this time a middle school in reno, nevada. a student opened fire,

i'm cheryl jennings. >> i'm kristen sze. >> a man tried to get a young student into his pickup truck in redwood city. matt is live at john f. kennedy middle school where this happened. >> reporter: school officials told me they talked with students about what happened here yesterday, as police are trying to track down this suspect. parents went the extra mile today getting their kids to class at kennedy middle school in redwood city. yesterday morning a student said he was walking to class in this parking lot when a man in a pickup truck stopped, offered him marijuana and asked him to get in. the student immediately went to the office to report the incident. school officials called police. >> it's scary. it's scary because my child comes here. you never know. >> reporter: the redwood city school district sent out an e-mail to parents saying what happened. kennedy middle school officials called home and teachers spoke to students in class about the incident reminding them what they should do if they see or experience something suspicious. >> i always tell them to go to the office. >>

put that down and having worked overtime the rest of the week. 2:39 is the magic moment >> i'm cheryl jennings >> i'm dan ashley. thanks for watching we appreciate your time. connect with us on facebook and abc7 news bay area. >>> welcome to world news tonight, the search is on for the two americans, kidnapped by pirates. brian ross here with new details. >>> shopping while black, high end store called police on black customers buying luxury belts and purses? and why a music superstar is caught in the middle. >>> and mystery solved, the little girl known as maria, her real mother comes forward. and tells the strange story of a hidden world. >>> and good evening to you on this friday night, and as we come on the air, two american families are huddled with the fbi, the search underway for their loved ones, kidnapped by pirates. the men were last located on this stretch of ocean off the

i'm cheryl jennings. >> from all of us here, thanks for watching. we appreciate your time.onnect with us on twitter on abc news bay area, we'll see you at 6:00. >>> welcome to world news tonight. nuclear shake up, a top general in charge of america's nuclear arsenal fired. the pentagon says personal misbehavior. deal or no deal? the latest on the government shutdown, accelerating negotiations tonight. tragedy at the zoo. why an elephant seemed to turn on a veteran trainer. and unbreakable. malala, the miracles that led to her recovery and the moment she opened her eyes. >> i'm feeling this is a new life. >> our person of the week. >>> and a good evening to you on friday night. we start with a developing story, a shake up at the highest level of the u.s. military.

i'm cheryl jenning autos i'm dan ashley. thanks for watching. newscast at 6:00 p.m. >> thank you for inviting us into your homes tonight. we'll see you at 6:00. >>> welcome to "world news." tonight outbreak, salmonella strikes hundreds of people in 18 states tonight. food detectives on furlough because of the shutdown called back into action. >>> to the brink, the stock market tumbles as washington moves the nation closer to that critical deadline on paying our debt. >>> surprise from a big star. tom hanks on a health challenge of his life shared by millions of americans. >>> good evening to you. we begin with that outbreak of salmonella across 18 states in america. the cdc even taking a drastic step calling in some of their disease detectives who were furloughed in the government shutdown. abc's chief medical editor dr.

. >> i'm cheryl jennings. >> let's check in with mike nicco for the windiest spots. >> we'll start with the current conditions. gusting to 44 in fairfield. 31 in napa which has been the fast spot around the bay area throughout the borni imorning h. 25 at sfo, 25 at mountain view. the wind advisory is for north-northeast wind sustained at 20 to 30, with gusts up to 40. that's in the north bay, mountains, east bay hills and diablo range. a lot of the passes, you will have issues. white knuckling. it's a red-flag warning. the high fire danger continues above 1,000 feet. but it's longer than the 3:00 stop time for the wind advisory, it's until 6:00 tomorrow morning for all the areas in red. any time you step away from the tv, you can get live radar and weather alerts by downloading our abc7news weather app. we'll have more on the heat coming in the forecast. >>> look at the camera on the bay bridge just bouncing around there. that's crazy. cleanup is underway in many bay area neighborhoods where fierce winds have caused a whole lot of damage. aim my hollyfield is live in san leandro with so

i'm cheryl jennings >> from all of us here, thanks for watching. we appreciate your time as always. look at that beautiful sunset. back at 6:00. >> you can connect with us 24-7 on abc7 news.com. >>> welcome to "world news." tonight, halloween storm. a monster barrelling across the nation, threatening wind, lightning, even tornados. towns forced to postpone trick or treating. >>> abc news exclusive. hundreds of sick workers tonight, benefits they say they deserve. the outrage over one doctor's finding. brian ross investigates. >>> getting out alive. after a real fire, real answers. we put one family to the test. wait until you see what happens when the fire alarm goes off in the kids' bedroom. >>> good evening. diane is off tonight, and the countdown is on. with halloween just 24 hours away, a monster storm is

he took us along for the ride >> yes i would rather go with him >> thanks for joining us i'm cheryl jenningsreciate your time as always, join us again at 6:00 >>> welcome to "world news." tonight weather whiplash, temperatures suddenly plunge across america, now shivering through what could be one of the coldest world series ever. >>> a beloved teacher tragedy, a 14-year-old boy stands accused of her death. real money, saving $1,000 on cable, internet and phone bills. how your family can save a lot, too. >>> and a royal wave tonight from a future king. >>> and a good evening to you. we begin with the head-spinning shift in the weather tonight. from north dakota to maine, families trading yesterday's shorts for parkas and ear muffs. what a difference 24 hours makes, and in ju

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

i'm cheryl jenning autos from all of us here thanks for watching >>> welcome to "world news." tonight terror takedown, a major al qaeda leader in u.s. hands after a daring mission. american special forces hit two terror targets halfway around the globe. >>> collision course, the dramatic crash on the race track, the superstar driver and more than a dozen spectators injured. are fans getting too close to the action? >>> unbreakable, our exclusive interview with malala who defied the taliban because she wanted to go to school. her impossible story of survival after she was shot, and the message she brings tonight for everyone about hope and staring down fear. >> i am malala. >> i am malala! >>> good evening on this monday night filled with bold new details about america's two secret missions this weekend. daring warriors, the delta team and navy s.e.a.l. team six took the fight against terror straight to the enemy. here's the map. one, a surprise raid in libya, the other a raid by night in somalia. now a major al qaeda figure is captive, and abc's chief investigative corresponde

i'm cheryl jennings. >> i'm carolyn johnson. is live tonight for us where investigators say this abuse happened. laura? >> yes. they're saying this happened when he worked here at the school as an after school teacher for students. that predates work as a police officer. investigators believe some abuse happened here at this facility, much of it, elsewhere. all of it related to a job working with kids. >> the majority believe this is something special. >> investigators say it happened before 2007 before richard mccloud became a hayward police officer. mccloud accused of sexually abusing several 12-14 year old girls over a nine year period when he worked as a teacher in a after school program. >> nothing was forced or anything. it was built on being a friend, mentor, i'll take care of you. there was some fondness with these young girls. >> the 38-year-old mccloud worked at the kid zone after school program. accusations including sexual in

thanks for joining us i'm cheryl jennings. >> i'm dan ashley.t took so long to find her is the key question tonight. lynn spoulding -- spaulding missing two and a half weeks. she was found in the hospital where she was being treated. wayne? >> that is it in a nut shell. we're trying to figure out details. lynn spaulding had been missing from her room 17 days the subject of a search by friends and family. today she turns up in a stairwell. the hospital has been sparse with details here is spokesperson rachel capen. >> what would you tlik know? >> there are plenty of questions. just ask david perry a friend of lynn and her family. >> there are a lot of questions that, is the case san francisco general swril to answer. not only for family and friends but people who come here expecting safety. >> lynn spaulding yerntd for treatment of an infection, saturday morn, sometime between 10:15 and 10:30 she disappeared. >> we have been dismayed, disappointed and frustrated not only by the lack of information, the lack of a sense of urgency. >> sheriff deput

i'm cheryl jennings. >> i'm carolyn johnson. laura anthony is live tonight for us where investigators say this abuse happened. laura? >> yes. they're saying this happened when he worked here at the school as an after school teacher for studen. that predates work as a police officer. investigators believe some abuse happened here at this facility, much of it, elsewhere. all of it related to a job working with kids. >> the majority believe this is something special. >> investigators say it happened before 2007 before richard mccloud became a hayward police officer. mccloud accused of sexually abusing several 12-14 year old girls over a nine year period whene worked as a teacher in a after school program. >> nothing was forced or anything. it was built on being a friend, mentor, i'll take care of you. there was some fondness with these young girls. >> the 38-year-old mccloud worked at the kid zone after school program. accusations including sexual intercourse span from 19998 to 2007hen he left to to become a police officer. >> we'r

>> cheryl jennings abc 7 news. >> so cute. >> you can join them at a fund-raiser next week and look under see it on tv. >> yes. get involved if you can. >> take a look at this. this is what? our mount tam cam? here is a look at live doppler 7. sunny skies, well, clear skies sunset officially we have bright skies tomorrow state wide sunny skies ask a little bit of coastal fog from monterey south but sunny, mild conditions around the stay. including bay area, sunny tomorrow, hays from -- highs mid-60s to mid-70s inland. great baseball weather tomorrow and early evening. and that is going to be the final game of the series. game time 5:30, 5:00. will be 68 degrees so mild conditions throughout the game. here is the accu-weather forecast. we have a milder weather coming our way over the weekend it's going to be warm sunday through wednesday, highs around 80 degrees but great weather for a's tomorrow. and enjoy, again. >> look at that view! that is stunning. >> yes. spectacular. >> yes. >> thank you very much. >> let's talk more about the a's now. >> you'll be at coliseum tomorrow? >> yes. we'

. >> i'm cheryl jennings. coming up at 5:00 new developments tonight in baffling death of a missing hospital patient. what the mayor is admitted after seeing the scene plus, wiped out a k at them with we co back in our day, that u-verse wireless receiver. we couldn't just move the tv wherever we wanted. yeah, our birthday entertainment was a mathemagician. because if there's anything that improves magic, it's math. the only thing he taught us was how to subtract kids from a party. ♪ let's get some cake in you. i could go for some cake. [ male announcer ] switch and add a wireless receiver. get u-verse tv for $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >>> here is a look at tonight's prime time line up. at 8:00 once upon a time in wonderland followed by scandal at 10:00 then join us for abc 7 news at 11:00. well, san francisco recreation and parks department on the hot seat tochl plain policies and procedures after the death of a young woman in a neighborhood park. the 35-year-old was sit

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. >>> good evening, i'm cheryl jennings. >> i'm dan ashley. two big developments involving a nursing home where pash wrents were abandoned and left in deplorable conditions. >>> a man is kissing. >> this man we're going to show you here. we want to go to abc7 news reporter laura anthony. laura? >> there were a number of developments here today we have learned fbi was joined with local and state agencies tomorrow, they will meet here in the bay area. to look at everything happening here in valley springs, including now, we've learned disappearance of a resident from here last week. alameda county sheriffs say the 65-year-old edmond baskum apparently walked away. he was among those left behind, as it were after the state ordered valley spriks closed under temporary suspension of a license the night before. no suitable housing could be found for 14 remaining patients and he was apparently one of those. >> we don't believe he's at risk. he's a person that has been declared missing before. he tends to walk away from facilities he's pretty well know

cheryl jennings has the story. >> reporter: this is the most reliable new car you can buy. 2014 subarur suv according to consumer reports just released survey to. find out which cars are least likely to give trouble, consumer reports asked if they've had any serious car problems in 1212 month autos we gathered responses on 1.1 hillin cars and use that had huge sampling to predict how new cars will hold up reliable? lexus, toyota and ak curea. something new this year. >> they're giving japanese some tough kpet tigs in 4th place, aweddy. and solveo jumping up to number 7. gmc was named top american brand at number nine. but news for ford and lincoln not so g. >> ford and lincoln had trub yil. the problem rate is still too high. >> ford ended up near bottom of the new car reliability rmpkings and very bottom cars from miney had the most problems in consumer reports survey. consumer reports says the 2014 subaru forester is the most reliable vehicle you can buy. >> the ford energy plug in hybrid named least reliable model. >> coming up next, samsung is at it again. >> yes. to thoseworried..

cheryl jennings has the story. >> reporter: this is the most reliable new car you can buy. 2014 subaru forester suv according to consumer reports just released survey to. find out which cars are least likely to give trouble, consumer reports asked if they've had any serious car problems in 1212 month autos we gathered responses on 1.1 hillin cars and use that had huge sampling to predict how new cars will hold up reliable? lexus, toyota and ak curea. something new this year. >> they're giving japanese some tough kpet tigs in 4th place, aweddy. and solveo jumping up to number 7. gmc was named top american brand at number nine. but news for ford and lincoln not so g. >> ford and lincoln had trub yil. the problem rate is still too high. >> ford ended up near bottom of the new car reliability rmpkings and very bottom cars from miney had the most problems in consumer reports survey. consumer reports says the 2014 subaru forester is the most reliable vehicle you can buy. >> the ford energy plug in hybrid named least reliable model. >> coming up next, samsung is at it again. >> yes. efforts t

thanks for joining us i'm cheryl jennings. >> i'm dan ashley. she did not get far buttit took so long to find her is the key question tonight. lynn spoulding -- spaulding missing two and a half weeks. she was found in the hospital where she was being treated. wayne? >> that is it in a nut shell. we're trying to figure out details. lynn spaulding had been missing from her room 17 days the subject of a search by friends and family. today she turns up in a stairwell. the hospital has been sparse with details here is spokesperson rachel capen. >> what would you tlik know? >> there are plenty of questions. just ask david perry a friend of lynn and her family. >> there are a lot of questions that, is the case san francisco general swril to answer. not only for family and friends but people who come here expecting safety. >> lynn spaulding yerntd for treatment of an infection, saturday morn, sometime between 10:15 and 10:30 she disappeared. >> we have been dismayed, disappointed and frustrated not only by the lack of information, the lack of a sense of

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i'm cheryl jennings. >> and this little boy was just playing in his front yard when bullets started flying. >> this is we are live with the story. >> reporter: two groups began shooting and now, one from one side, and the other from the other side of the street. the little boy shot in the upper body taken to childrens hospital, he was playing outside his home. and he was hit by a stray bullet. you know this was a shootout at sunny side and 94th avenue in east oakland. >> we're asking the commute if you know who did this, speak up, you need to be heard. >> people ran outside, one man, a construction worker here from los angeles said he has seen three murders in oakland so far in four weeks. and this shooting. people wanted to talk on camera. >> if this is something you need owe-to-do, you have to stand far way to do it and wrong people get -- it's bad. >> there are so many young children dying. and for what? no one knows. it's just crazy. >> police are not saying if this is gang related or drug-related they do not know right nouchl the investigation is ongoing. we though the 2-year-old is i

. >> i'm cheryl jennings. coming up at 5:00 menlo park couple killed walking their dog.he record of the woman police believe is responsible. also, new video of the worst storm europe has >>> here is a look at tonight's prime time line up, then join us tonight at 11:00 we've seen inventors using web sites like kick starter to get products off the ground but soon, products won't be the only things sold on the sites. a decision paves the way for entrepreneurs to sell you a piece of their company over the internet. >> four months ago, we started the product. >> the company took off. he had been making household items but this dog bowl was an overnight success. from selling 100 a month, he's now selling 1,000. >> we need to produce a lot more of the product. within short amount of time. and it's -- a lot more capitol. i've been asking friends and family to support it. >> but soon, he can have a wider audience, and so could the makers of other specialty products. they'll able to sell a piece of the company. >> this is exciting because they've never been able to invest in these

>> cheryl jennings abc 7 news. >> so cute. >> you can join them at a fund-raiser next week and look undert on tv. >> yes. get involved if you can. >> take a look at this. this is what? our mount tam cam? here is a look at live doppler 7. sunny skies, well, clear skies sunset officially we have bright skies tomorrow state wide sunny skies ask a little bit of coastal fog from monterey south but sunny, mild conditions around the stay. including bay area, sunny tomorrow, hays from -- highs mid-60s to mid-70s inland. great baseball weather tomorrow and early evening. and that is going to be the final game of the series. game time 5:30, 5:00. will be 68 degrees conditions throughout the game. here is the accu-weather forecast. we have a milder weather coming our way over the weekend it's going to be warm sunday through wednesday, highs around 80 degrees but great weather for a's tomorrow. and enjoy, again. >> look at that view! that is stunning. >> yes. spectacular. >> yes. >> thank you very much. >> let's talk more about the a's now. >> you'll be at coliseum tomorrow? >> yes. we'll see you. ju

. >> good evening, i'm cheryl jenning autos i'm dan ashley.re going to begin with breaking news out of los angeles. >>> a verdict nlt death of michael jackson with connection with his concert promoter. >> did aeg live hire dr. murray? answer, yes. >> after nearly 14 hours of deliberations the jfr sided with aeg live jurors heard from 50 witnesses with attorneys for the jackson family playing this home video during closing arguments. appealing to emotions plaintiffs in this case claimed aeg live hired dr. murray with pressure to get jackson ready for the come back tour. >> to do more than just agree to pay dr. murray $150,000 a month. they asked him to help with insurance. >> aeg live argued murray was a personal doctor ended up giving a deadly close of the drug profofol it was his money. his doctor. and he wasn't going to take no for an answer. conrad murray set to be released from jail this month after spending two years behind bars. >> now the last half hour jurors found out why they did not find the doctor negligent he had a license, gradua

diane told cheryl jennings about her courage. >> it's amazing the taliban is frightened of a little girl>> well that, sit. she says there must be something powerful in education. tell your children that. because if trif terrorists are afraid of it, you know there is power inside. >>>. >> the special airs tonight at 10:00. >>> the nobel peace prize did go ab unsung chemical weapons watch dog group. they're in syria doing what they do best, finding and destroying tons of chemical weapons and equipment. a syrian rebel says it take as tension away from the cause of the war. >>> murder charges may soon be filed against a south dakota man for a death of the 2-year-old son of nfl star adrian peterson. sioux falls police arrested joseph patterson after they found the little boy unresponsive on wednesday. patterson was dating the boy's mother. patterson asked for privacy before news of the death broke. he did thank fans and the minnesota vikings for support. >>> arizona and new york struck deals to use their own money to reopen the grand canyon and the statue of liberty. both closed by the shut d

cheryl jennings, abc 7 news. >>> we have breaking news along the north coast. 5.0 earthquake in the ocean about 30 miles west of eureka. about six miles deep, no tsunami warning has been issued at this point. no reports of damage or injuries however this is a moderate quake. we'll keep you updated on developments. >>> a group of boys from north dakota showing true colors when it comes to breast cancer, five third graders decided to dye their hair pink. william smith cape wupt idea then talked friends into doing it. they jumped at the chance. >> because of the people that have breast cancer people trying to get rid of it and people that died, we're just doing to it support them to, make it through. stuff like that. >> the parents say they were surprised at the idea but all say they're proud of the courage and willingness to help out. >> and they look cute. >> they do. >> turns out the committee had to turn to twitter today just to contact the winner. the organization sent this out, please contact us, we're trying to get through to your office, minutes later a se

diane told cheryl jennings about her courage. >> it's amazing the taliban is frightened of a little girl. >> well that, sit. she says there must be something powerful in education. tell your children that. because if trif terrorists are afraid of it, you know there is power inside. >>>. >> the special airs tonight at 10:00. >>> the nobel peace prize did go ab unsung chemical weapons watch dog group. they're in syria doing what they do best, finding and destroying tons of chemical weapons and equipment. a syrian rebel says it take as tension away from the cause of the war. >>> murder charges may soon be filed against a south dakota man for a death of the 2-year-old son of nfl star adrian peterson. sioux falls police arrested joseph patterson after they found the little boy unresponsive on wednesday. patterson was dating the boy's mother. patterson asked for privacy before news of the death broke. he did thank fans and the minnesota vikings for support. >>> arizona and new york struck deals to use their own money to reopen the grand canyon and the statue of liberty. both closed by the shut

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very difficult to dissern the difference as you can tell good evening, i'm dan ashley >> i'm cheryl jenningsquestions about how this happened the shooting death of a 13-year-old boy holding a toy gun sheriff deputies didn't know at that time >> andy lopez killed about 3:00 p.m yesterday abc seven news wayne freed sman live police held a news conference just in the past hour, wayne? >> reporter: this is the third fatal shooting by son noma county sheriff deputies by far this is the most controversial the question tonight, how could a sheriff deputy shoot a 13-year-old boy in broad daylight? which of the guns is the real ak 47 rifle? which is the replica? if you're a peace officer and saw one pointed your way after you told a suspect to drop it, what would you do? >> holding it in his left hand he began to turn in the direction of the deputy and he moved the gun towards the direction of the deputy the deputy's mind set sthae was fearful he was going to be shot >> yesterday that sheriff deputy fired three rounds into andy lopez of santa rosa. a 13-year-old boy, whose friends say was a good kid

. >> good evening, i'm cheryl jenning autos we have more breaking news in sunnyvale.efighters at the scene of a fire on west california avenue. >> the fire appears to have destroyed an apartment building there. and you can see parts of the building have burned down to the framing. >> now to, this point we've not heard of any injuries and have not set what caused this blaze but we're staying on top of the story as we'll we have breaking news out of stockton. caltrans closed southbound i 5 because of a fire at a recycling center. the smoke can with seen for miles. firefighters are using bulldozers to try to move debris away from the fire. >> now moving to developing news in washington dc. shots fired near the capitol, police swarmed the scene as lawmakers are hustled to safety. >> there are vehicles rammed and officers struck. >> the driver is dead tonight. she was killed after trying to reach the perimeter outside of the white house. the whole time shaed her 18-month-old in the back seat of the car. and for the latest we have karen travers in washington. >> this shows

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thanks for joining us i'm cheryl jennings. >> i'm larry beil. for a bart strike at midnight after negotiating more than 30 hours, two sides came out today and said they cannot reach an agreement. >> laura anthony joins us live in oakland, laura? >> reporter: cheryl, they do not appear to be crying wolf so this time, this time it appears union threats to strike is real. everything fell part this afternoon after 30 hours of negotiations that began for the most part at 10:00 yesterday morning there were rumblings there is going to be an announcement here in front of the building. and when we started to see some parties stragel out. i can tell you they did not look too happy. they did emerge the federal mediator gave confirmation talks had broken down and then, we also heard from roxanne sanchez fdiu leader. >> i must inform the public that as of midnight tonight we'll be on strike. no one will be left stranded. it's now in the hands of the general manager and bart board to prevent a strike. >> this is not a union strike this, is a management strike

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