welcome back now let's get to the stage for more from chris santa's list. so what do you think is the biggest misunderstanding the government or corporations have of the artist in particular musician. there's a couple of things that come to mind one of them and i wish i could remember who said this but it was it was someone in the. in the government or that was like ok artists all of you you're just just saying just act stop i don't care. but you think like just shut up and saying or whatever that kind of vibe. and that is a huge misunderstanding obviously because hi i'm a citizen of this country i am a person with opinions and feelings and and ideas even though i happen to be doing something that is an entertainment industry yeah oh you dance monkey like just be quiet don't you don't get to think that it's a huge misunderstanding and i think that that's. if people have their opinions and they have a platform to speak them because they are famous for being an actor or a musician or whatever then good for them i mean these other people to have their opposite

chris: santa clara university law professor anna han reviewed the matchmakers contract and called it-sided. han says if multiple singles feel they were lured in by false promises, they could file a class action lawsuit. anna: if people are induced into signing a contract with fraudulent promises, then they do have a claim, that they can basically claim that they were asked to sign something under false pretenses, that they were promised things. chris: but singles like kim, maria, and others we talked to want something else. maria: i think it should be shut down. chris: everyone who reached out to us wanted refunds. the company said no, but it did extend their service. professor han offered some advice for people who are in the same kind of predicament. she recommends that you try to negotiate a pay as you go plan. that way, you can bail whenever you want and you don't lose everything. she also suggests that with a matchmaker, you want to see a profile of the members, demand data on ages, education, religion, and professions. get a feel for the pool before diving in. we'll be right ba

chris wynn has the story. >> reporter: inside this santa clara county courtroom, victims of an accused cat killer shared stories of heartbreak before a judge. >> still be young when released. it's a terrifying thought to think of what could happen if he makes another mistake in his life. >> reporter: calling him a danger to society, a judge sentenced 26-year-old robert farmer of san jose to the maximum term allowed. 16 years in jail with credit for time served. after he pleaded guilty to 20 counts of felony animal cruelty, one count of attempted felony animal cruelty as well as two misdemeanors committed in the fall of 2015 in the cambrian mark neighborhood. farmer arrested by police after found asleep in his car next to a dead cat. the defendant did not address the court but instead wrote a statement that his attorney read on his behalf blaming the usa of meth for what he did. >> reason to feel anger at me because i stole a member of their family. >> reporter: farmer won't have to register as a sex offender upon release which the prosecutor asked for. >> you don't have to be a human victim to matter. all crime

abc 7 news reporter chris nguyen has the latest from santa clara county. >> reporter: for this close-knit community in saratoga,esidents remain stunned after tragedy hits close to home. >> continuously more sirens arrived. i looked outside and i saw just dozens of sheriff's cars coming by. >> reporter: at this hour investigators from the slaent clara county sheriff's office are combing through evidence after a deadly shooting on bucknell road. sheriff's deputies responded around 7:00 this morning after receiving a call that a 57-year-old man had shot at 60-year-old female roommate. the shooter was taken into custody without incident. >> there's been no arrests made in the case. he's still considered a person of interest. it's an ongoing investigation. >> reporter: the sheriff's office said the victim who has not been identified was found inside the home with one gunshot wound. she was immediately taken to a local hospital, but did not survive. neighbors nearby are disturbed by what happened. >> it puts life in perspective. you've got to be careful. >> reporter: sky 7 shows us the crime sc

abc 7 news reporter chris nguyen has the latest from santa clara county. >> reporter: for this close-knit community in saratoga, residents remain stunned after tragedy hits close to home. >> continuously more sirens arrived. i looked outside and i saw just dozens of sheriff's cars coming by. >> reporter: at this hour investigators from the slaent clara county sheriff's office are combing through evidence after a deadly shooting on bucknell road. sheriff's deputies responded around 7:00 this morning after receiving a call that a 57-year-old man had shot at 60-year-old female roommate. the shooter was taken into custody without incident. >> there's been no arrests made in the case. he's still considered a person of interest. it's an ongoing investigation. >> reporter: the sheriff's office said the victim who has not been identified was found inside the home with one gunshot wound. she was immediately taken to a local hospital, but did not survive. neighbors nearby are disturbed by what happened. >> it puts life in perspective. you've got to be careful. >> reporter: sky 7 shows us the crime

chris nguyen has the story from the santa clara county hall of justice. >> reporter: it was the crimet sent shock waves throughout the community. floe douglas was beaten, robbed and left to die in her long-time home in san jose. ms. flow did not survive. >> it's a tragedy not just to her family and friends but to the community. >> reporter: the sanltau clara county district attorney's office has revealed that a total of six people have been charged in connection to the case. 19-year-old johnny brown appeared in court today for the first time, telling abc 7 news in a jail house interview that he's innocent. >> they need to speak up. they need speak up and say what they did because i was not there that night and this is very sad that i'm being arrested for something i did not do. >> but they say the evidence points to brown. they say he along with zachary cooen planned the burglary with a friend that lived across the street from douglas. >> when you see and realize what these two young men did to this woman inside her home. >> reporter: their friend, wil y y king has been arrested as an

chris nguyen has the story from the santa clara county hall of justice. >> reporter: it was the crime that sent shockwaves throughout the community. 88-year-old flo douglas was beaten and robbed. miss flo did not survive. >> it's a tragedy, not only to her family and to her friends, but also to the community. >> reporter: the county d.a. y office have revealed that six people have been charged. the latest suspect, 19-year-old johnny brown, appeared in court today for the first time, telling "abc7 news" that he's innocent. >> whoever did this, they need to speak up and speak up and say what they did. because i was not there that night. and this is very sad that i'm being arrested for something i did not do. >> reporter: but investigators say the evidence points to brown. they believe he, along with 19-year-old zachary, who is being held on murder, planned the burglary with a friend who lived across the street from douglas. >> that's what resonates when you see and realize what these two young men did to this woman inside of her home. >> reporter: their friend, willie king, has been arr

chris nguyen has the story from the santa clara county hall of justice. >> reporter: it was the crime that sent shockwaves throughout the community. 88-year-old flo douglas was beaten and robbed. miss flo did not survive. >> it's a tragedy, not only to her family and to her friends, but also to the community. >> reporter: the county d.a. y office have revealed that six people have been charged. the latest suspect, 19-year-old johnny brown, appeared in court today for the first time, telling "abc7 news" that he's innocent. >> whoever did this, they need to speak up and speak up and say what they did. because i was not there that night. and this is very sad that i'm being arrested for something i did not do. >> reporter: but investigators say the evidence points to brown. they believe he, along with 19-year-old zachary, who is being held on murder, planned the burglary with a friend who lived across the street from douglas. >> that's what resonates when you see and realize what these two young men did to this woman inside of her home. >> reporter: their friend, willie king, has been arr

chris martinez has the latest. >> in less than a day this fire near santa barbara exploded in size from 150 ey acres to more n 6,000. smoke descended to rural towns forcing hundreds to graduate including gretchen left. >> it was heading in our direction so we got the dogs, jumped in the car. >> further north, hundreds of firefighters are struggling to contain this fashion moving blaze near sack men though. residents like sharon albertson is ready to leave. >> we're loaded up, we're ready to go. >> on top of the wild fair danger, brutally hot temperatures with records toppling across the southwest. phoenix hit a high of 118 degrees friday making a 112 year record for the date. palm springs reached 122 degrees, one of its hottest days ever. and in death valley, the mercury soared to 127. >> we're going to see an increase in calls during this peak heat. >> eric scott says people ignore the risk of spending too much time outdoors. even for the most seasoned veterans. >> firefighters are not exempt from this heat them says. firefighter going to a fire takes a hundred extra pounds. it's very challenging. >> forecasters s

chris wynn has the story. >> reporter: inside this santa clara county courtroom, victims of an accused cat killer shared stories before a judge. >> still be young when released. it's a terrifying thought to think of what could happen if he makes another mistake in his life. >> reporter: calling him a danger to society, a judge sentenced 26-year-old robert farmer of san jose to the maximum term allowed. 16 years in jail with credit for time served. after he pleaded guilty to 20 counts of felony animal cruelty, one count of attempted felony animal cruelty as well as two misdemeanors committed in the fall of 2015 in the cambrian mark neighborhood. farmer arrested by police after found asleep in h

santa clara. drawing fans from all over. here's abc 7 news reporter chris win a nguyen. >> reporter: on the ground fans are grabbing their tickets at the box office. >> like the world is converging on this little city of santa clara but gives it that big city file and so we are definitely reamy excited about it. >> the annual international champions cup is almost here. the city of santa clara ready to play host to sh big crowds. >>. >> there's so much to see and when these out of town visitors come here, they're going to explore the different visitor attracti attractions. >> featuring manchester united and real madrid. andrew robertson and his dad, steve, will be in the stands come sunday. >> i've seen them play only on tv. so to see them both play here in my home town is awesome. >> santa clara is no stranger to hosting a match. according to the santa clara convention and visitor's bureau, many of the hotels are at near capacity for saturday night. sglits rr as if the warriors and the cavaliers showed up in paris to play. so it's phenomenal to have that ki

santa monica. do you think that the republicans could have ever won those seats? these seats were not seats -- chris: okay. i've got 30 seconds, and the question is what are the chances democrats win back the house in 2018, and if so, will you run for speaker? >> it's so unimportant. what is important is that we have the lively debate on a better deal, better pay, better jobs and a better future. and that's what we look forward to having. and we have unity in our party. you saw it with the fight on the affordable care act in the house and in the senate. chris: right. >> we're very proud of the fact that our party has diverse thinking in it. we can accommodate that. chris: leader pelosi, thank you. thanks for coming in. please come back. >> thank you. my pleasure, chris. nice to be with you. and thank you for being a guardian of our democracy, the press.

chris martinez has the latest. >> reporter: in less than a day, this fire near santa barbara arploded in size from 150 acres to more than 6,000. massive plumes of smoke descended towards rural towns, scrcing hundreds to evacuate, including gretchen lieff. >> it was kind of heading in our direction, so we got the dogs, jumped in the car. >> reporter: further north, hundreds of firefighters are struggling to contain this fast- moving blaze near sacramento. residents like sharon albertson are preparing to flee. >> i've put my trailer on the rog. we're loaded up. we're ready to go. >> reporter: on top of the wildfire danger, brutally hot temperatures with records toppling across the southwest. phoenix hit a high of 118 degrees friday, breaking a 112- year record for the date. palm springs reached 122 degrees, one of its hottest days ever. and in death valley, the mercury soared to 127. >> we are going to see an increase in calls during this peak heat. >> reporter: los angeles fire captain erik scott says many people ignore the very real risks of spending too much time outdoors. skd, even for the most seasoned veterans:

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chris martinez has the latest now from los angeles. >> reporter: in less than a day, this fire near santaarbara exploded in eyes from 150 acres to more than 6,000. massive plumes of smoke descended towards rural towns forcing hundreds to evacuate including gretchen leaf. >> it was kind of heading in our direction so we got the dogs jumped in the car. >> reporter: further north, hundreds of firefighters are struggling to contain this fast moving blaze near sacramento. residents like sharon albertson are preparing to flee. >> i put my trailer on the rig. we're loaded up. we're ready to go. >> reporter: on top of the wildfire danger, brutally hot temperatures with records toppling across the southwest. phoenix hit a high of 118 degrees friday, breaking a 112 year record for the date. palm springs reached 122 degrees, one of its hottest days ever and in death valley, the mercury soared to 127. >> we are going to see an increase in calls during this peak heat. >> reporter: commander eric spot says many people avoid the risk of spending too much time outdoors. >> firefighters are not exempt to

chris martinez, cbs news. >>> dozens of wildfires continue to burn in at least ten western states. one of the most destructive is burning in santa barbara county. that's just northwest of los angeles. the whittier fire has destroyed nearly 50 buildings including 16 homes. the fire has been burning for more than a week, consuming more than 189,000 acres. a state of emergency has been declared and nearly 3,000 residents have been forced to evacuate. >>> and fire officials in hawaii say a modern sprinkler system would have saved lives in a honolulu high-rise apartment. three people were killed in the fire that broke out friday afternoon. the fire started on the 26th floor and it quickly spread. many residents didn't even realize the fire had started until they opened their doors. some families now have no place to go. >> right now we're completely homeless. the three of us, me, my husband, and my mom. >> it's the saddest feeling from the place you love, the most expensive investment that could take you a long time before you could afford it. >> the marco polo high-rise was built in 1971. that is before sprinklers were mandatory in

nbc bay area responds to a santa rosa woman who had a building dispute with at&t. >> she dialed for a hand. chrisere with how he helped. >> reporter: sheila says her at&t bill nearly doubled. so she called the company and was told her promotions had all expired. so intelligently sheila says she then negotiated a new rate which was going to bring her bill right back down to where it was. but when sheila got her next bill she saw the new rate wasn't reflected. it was right where it was. sheila says she tried to get that price straightened out herself but had absolutely no luck for months. after a few months of high bills she called us. we called at&t. it put sheila on a new plan she said is saving is her about $200 a month. in a statement at&t said we value our customers and work hard to provide them with the best options that meet their needs. do you have a consumer complaint? call or go to nbcbayarea.com/respond. >>> thanks so much, chris. 6:24 right now. new this morning the list of the best companies for women to work at is out. the job review website fair y gd boss ranked the companies where w

santa ana, california. >> thank you for bringing that to us. outfront next, jeanne moos on why chris in the sun. and cnn is back to take you back to the '90s. ♪ >> some of my favorite shows of all time aired in this decade. >> so many monumental bands. >> nirvana gave the record industry a wakeup call. >> gangster rap takes hold. >> it was a hip-hop tsunami. >> we still had so much further to go. >> rodney king in 1992 exposed some of that. >> o.j. was a guy that felt like he was above race. >> we the jury find the defendant -- >> columbine, the coming in oklahoma city, the davidian compound in waco. something dark was moving in society. >> something is happening outside. the skies over baghdad have been illuminated. >> the promise of a new world order. >> george bush took the loss to bill clinton very hard. >> bill clinton was a president who was turning the corn tore a different time. >> there was scandal, scandal, scandal, scandal. >> bill clinton is christened the comeback kid because he was resilient. >> bill gates' game plan was world domination. >> you could see the start of t

look how clear. 57, santa rosa. 65 in livermore and it will climb to 40 degrees there in our inland valleys with temperatures till still in 60s. chrislorida of a growing sing hole swallows two homes north of tampa. victor has the latest. >> breathtaking video cap the frightening hoemts as this florida home collapses. >> it was very scary, the neighbors are incredible. just to be like the devastation happening. it's unreal. >> another home sinking, listen to it cracking to the ground. expanning across the street to about 225 wide and 50 feet deep. ungulfing two homes outside tampa. >> there's a sinkhole right next to our neighbors house and it's eating the house like completely. >> nine neighborhood families evacuated. one family getting out moments before the ground gave way. >> it was so emotional. i was crying and everything. we got the box out and couldn't save anything else. >> their home sinking into the mud. we can't control this. keep praying. lot of people are anxious right now. >> officials say this sinkhole has not moved in the last 14 hour, they might not be able to get back into their homes until late next week. >>> pres

as chris martinez reports more than three dozen large fires are now range ago cross seven states. >>> in less than a day this fire near santa barbara exploded in size from 150 acres to more than 6,000, massive plumes of smoke descended toward rural towns forcing hundreds to evacuate. >> it was heading in our direction. so we got the dogs, jumped in the car. >> reporter: further north hundreds of fire fighters are struggling to contain this fast moving blaze, near sacramento, residents like sharon albertson are preparing to flee. >> i put my trailer on the rig , we're loaded up. we're ready to go. >> reporter: on top of the wild fire danger, brutally hot temperatures, with records toppling across the southwest. phoenix hit a high of 118 degrees on friday breaking a 112 year record for the date. palm springs reached 122 degrees, one of the hottest days ever. in death valley, the mercury soared to 127. >> we are going to see an increase in calls during this scott says many people ignore very reallies beings of spending too much times outdoors and even for most season veterans. >> fire fighters are not exempt to this heat thems

those wild fires in the west as chris martinez reports, more than three dozen large fires are now rage ago cross seven states. >> reporter: less than a day this fire near santara exploded insides from 150 acres to american 6,000, massive plumes of smoke descended toward rural towns forcing hundreds to evacuate including gretchen leaf. >> it was hitting in our direction so we got the dogs, jumped in the car. >> reporter: further north hundreds of fire fighters are struggling to contain this fast moving blaze, near sacramento, residents like sharon albertson are preparing to flee. >> i put my trailer on the rig and we are loaded up. we're ready to go. >> reporter: on top of the wild fire danger, brutally hot temperatures with records toppling across the southwest, phoenix hit a high of 118 degrees on friday breaking a 112 year record for the date , palm springs reached 122 degre hottest days ever and in death valley mercury soared to 127. >> we are going to see an increase in calls during this peak heat. >> reporter: los angeles fire captain eric scott say many people ignored very reallies being of spending too much time outdoors and even for the most seasoned

chris christie in the bridge gate scan: wray would replace comey. this morning's hearing begins in 30 minutes from now. and we will provide live coverage through our morning newscast. >>> the city of santa cruz taking action after a shark attack to a kayakers. the city closed all of its beaches -- that includes the santa cruz beach boardwalk area. it happened about 11:00 yesterday on the west side of santa cruz near seemer lane. the shark appears to be a great white. the kayakers radioed for help. he was not hurt, but it changed the plans -- a couple of michigan wanted to rent surf boards but denied because of the incident. they said they didn't know the beach was closed. >> all they really said was there was shark sightings. we didn't hear anything about an attack or anything. that's news to us. we didn't see signs or anything. >> officials ordered beach goers to stay out of the water through friday. the beaches will reopen sunrise saturday morning if there are no other shark sightings. >>> time is 6:08. the coast guard investigating an accident that forced the runway at sfo to be closed. these are live pictures. a c-27 plane was about to take off when one of its propellers hit the run

chris, good morning to you. the heat returning back into the bay area for the weekend. and here's a look at our heat advisory. it's in the higher elevations. our east bay hills, the diablo range, santains and high fire danger, so heat related illnesses possible today and tomorrow. temperatures expected from 98 to 104 degrees in our warmest locations and that could pose the risk for heat exhaustion and heatstroke and high fire danger, even when the heat eases next week. 61 in san jose and from our tower, you can see it's just little bit of fog, but mainly clear. 56 in napa. 60 in concord. your forecast calls for hots of sunshine, a few high clouds. near 90 by noon and our inland valleys will have f triple digits in north bay. we'll talk about your neighborhood and a look at our seven-day outlook coming up. >> thank you. >>> this morning, florida officials say they don't know when a sinkhole will stop exp d expanding, so it swallowed homes in orlando lakes neighborhood. here's victor with more. >> the massive sinkhole outside tampa, florida, growing, swallowing two houses and threatening more. the family in this house getting out minutes before the ground gave way. >> it was so emotio

chris froome has won and is one win behind the record holders. lance armstrong won seven but was stripped of them in 2012 for doping. >>> and the u.s. will face jamaica on wednesday night in santave them crazy. gentlem jamaican me crazy. >>> now one for the times. >> at least for as long as michael phelps, the 23-time olympic medalist squares off against a great white shark in south africa. it wasn't a true race. that's because the shark wasn't actually swimming next to him. the shark beat phelps by only two seconds. >> i don't like taking silver medals, but i'll take one to a great white. maybe next time we can have a better race. >> quite a few viewers were disappointed that the shark wasn't really in the water next to phelps. >> boo! >> phelps swam against the time of the shark. there were others that were disappointed that that wasn't phelps in that slow-mo right there. >> that is not phelps? >> no, that is not michael phelps. >> that would be an exciting end to the race. that's how a shark celebrates his victory. >> he doesn't have that kind of insurance plan. >> no. playing a video game gets the fright of his life offscreen. >>> and meet the dog too cool for the pool. the