so there's already a movement in place whether it be through what adam clayton powell was doing. there's already a movement in place and that these artists find their place in that movement. it's the movement that embraces them, that they can acquire a certain sensibility and analysis. if you here harry belafonte talk to your struck by his level of analysis. and so i think instead of being so hyper critical of contemporary artists what they do and what they don't do, i also think that they aren't any moment where there's a kind of heightened political activity on the part of any of us, that is not a moment of that kind of local movement and i think if it were, it might produce a different context and that might produce a different set of responses from the artists

>> tucker, handna, and clayton, good morning. know, it's only in these pre-dawn post thanksgiving hours we feel safe here on fox news in quoting neil young, it wasn't supposed to go down this way. the much balihooed relaunch not official relaunch of obamacare.gov outage from 8 last night to 8 this morning. that's seven hours longer than the usual daily outage time. the services for medicaid and medicare services the division of health and human services department that administered the web site announced the extended deadline a few hours before mid night without any explanation or how serious setback it represents for the long troubled online portal participation in president obama's signature law. administrators do boast some improvements since problems when the web site first materialized in a big way. to wit the after launch time 8 seconds now down to 1 second. pages are said to be loading incorrectly 1% of the time. more visual cues have been added for smoother navigation of the overall site. major problems. verifying users'

thanks, clayton.0 investment in high powered magnet. 2012 bucky balls was set to bring in 25 million in sales until the consumer product safety commission deemed the desk toy too dangerous to sell and the business was forced to fold. this wasn't enough for the cpsc. for the very first time ever, folks, they're going after an individual, suing the former ceo craig zucker for an estimated $57 million. zucker won't go down without making a fight. he is making his own legal move and joins us now this morning. good morning. >> good morning. >> these are a lot of fun. now that you've had problems with these bucky balls, now you have liberty balls. the issue was the cpsc said they weren't safe. children were following them. you never marketed them to kids, did you? >> no. no. bucky balls were always marketed and intended for adults. the product had five warnings on it, keep away from all children. and we had a very vigorous safety program to ensure that they weren't getting into children's hands at all times

clayton sandell, abc news. >> still ahead on world news, it sounded like an oceans 11 plot. a jewel heist in france. now we're seeing how it really went down. just one man, one gun. and safety first, the little guy behind the heavy lifting, how he got his hands on the controls. >>> an inside look at a jewel heist on the french riviera, millions of dollars in jewels stolen from a luxury hotel. surveillance reveals it wasn't anything like oceans 12, abc's lama hasan shows us it was a simple plan. >> reporter: this newly released surveillance video shows one of the world's biggest diamond robberies in history taking place on the french riviera in july. make no mistake, this is no oceans 12 where a group of thieves plan and successfully execute sophisticated jewelry heists. >> you may want to call the rice patty now. >> reporter: this is low tech. and simple. watch as the lone gunman casually strolls into the exhibition in the luxurious carlton hotel in broad daylight. he holds the store keepers and unarmed security guards at gun point. nachs $143 million worth of rings, earring

clayton is at the institute where the testing was carried out.nd if you would like to see the report, go to www.aljazeera.com where you'll find the report and the images from the swiss investigation. also in the middle east, secretary of state john kerry spent the day leading with palestinian leaders. he's trying to prevent renewed negotiations. kerry announced more aid for the palestinians while criticizing the israelis. we have the latest now from jerusalem. >> it was something palestinians had waited to hear, and was perhaps was encouraged if not demanded from the president of the palestinian authority. the most unequivocal u.s. statement left on the issue of israeli settlements. >> on the issue of the settlements is that we consider now and have always considered the settlements to be illegitimate. and i want to make it extremely clear that at no time did the palestinians in any way agree as a matter of going back to the talks that they some how condone or accept the settlements. >> the public insistence that there had been no secret agreemen

for "good morning america," clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> our thanks to clayton. >>> let's turn to dr. rich besser. this sounds really nasty. we don't have all of the details. but what does it sound like to you? >> it sounds to me like a large norovirus outbreak. norovirus is the largest cause of outbreaks of stomach flu in the united states. this is the peak season. when you hear a lot of vomiting, a lot of abdominal cramps, d diarrhea, that sounds like norovirus. >> how does something like this get around? >> it's one of the nastiest germs around. it spreads person-to-person through contact. and it spreads through food. and contaminated surfaces. >> and violently ill so quickly. what is the treatment for this? >> the big concern is dehydration. when you're losing fluid, you can lose enough to become dehydrated. that's why so many are going to the emergency room. there's no drug to treat it. you have to let it run its course. >> it's more upsetting when you hear kids as young as 7 and 9. >> the big problem with these outbreaks with teams is they've been saving money to play in

arafat's body was exhumed and now clayton has nor. >> first they found abnormally high amounts of polonium 210 in arafat's clothes. now they found an abnormally large amount in his bones. the scientists say their data clearly favors polonium poisoning with up to 83% confidence. the arafat family received the findings with their lawyer and david barkley. >> if i was a judge and jury this is absolutely stone cold certain. this is beyond any doubt in my opinion that it was polonium that caused the death of yassir arafat. >> for widow and daughter it is 100% truth. >> when they came with the result, they told me just died. i will not stop. me and my daughter will go to all courts in all over the world to punish who did this crime. >> now that i have proof that he was poisoned, i feel a bit relieved, i feel releeived, actually, final closure for me will be knowing who killed him. and the motive and the reason behind it. >> average rates of polonium, in skeletons, what was found in arafat's ribs and hips was the highest ever published. >> everybody has a very tiny amount of polonium in their bon

clayton, thank you. >>> new trouble tonight for boeg and its state of the art dreamliner. the company warning of serious problems with the engines on that plane. pilots should avoid flying near thunderstorms because ice can form inside those engines, causing a drop in power. >>> tonight, to groeg consumer outrage. the faa allowing you to keep mobile devices on. but when many heard phone calls on planes could be next, they said, please hold. here's abc's david kerley. >> reporter: on a plane, phone calls can be annoying. so, just the fact that the fcc is going to look at the possibility of allowing cell calls in-flight is leading to chaos in the cabin. >> some things are too personal and you don't really want to know. >> can you hear me now? >> reporter: the s.e.c. acknowledges that most passenger opposing phone calls and the chairman says, "i feel that way myself." on the white house website, 2,500 people have already signed a petition to stop the fcc. delta airlines polled its passengers, and two-thirds say no to phone calls. and flight attendants are ow wi a dozen people

david. >> clayton, thanks to you. brave school children, abc meteorologist ginger zee tracking all of this. since this time last night. you say we might be dealing with flurries behind it. >> yes. behind the cold front that did this. let me show you, more than 300 severe weather reports for really much of the nation. you see some of them focused in the northeast and tennessee valley, southern indiana, a lot of wind damage. but behind it, watch this low pressure system, it travels up to the northeast, into canada and behind comes chilly air. not only chilly like detroit in the 40s throughout the weekend but you see snowflakes around the lakes, syracuse, pittsburgh, places like oh buffalo, going to see their first flakes mixing with rain tomorrow night. >> you'll have the latest on gma. ginger, thank you. much more on world news this friday evening, the identity crisis look at this baby picture, the case that captivated the nation five decades ago. paul fronczak, the child stolen at birth, growing up not knowing who he

abc's clayton sandell in denver tonight. >> reporter: this year, the competition is cutthroat. facing fewer days for holiday buying and lower consumer confidence, retailers are desperate for a bigger share of the 147 million shoppers hitting stores and websites black friday weekend. if the mad dash for deals is your holiday tradition, you can now do it a day earlier. k-mart, target and walmart all unlocking their doors on thanksgiving day. >> it's bloody, brutal and there are going to be a lot of casualties. >> reporter: early birds are even bringing tents and generators to this best buy in akron, ohio, a week early. >> a couple of us are looking for tvs as presents for family. >> reporter: but some stores are making the curbside campout unnecessary. walmart, amazon and macy's already one-upping competitors by offering black friday prices online right now. best buy will even match a price if you've already bought somewhere else. and experts crunching the numbers say the best day to shop may actually be december 4th when good deals can still be found, minus the crowds. now, only

clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> i'm with lottie.un. >>> when we come back here, beyonce on stage this weekend and something she hasn't done before. ♪ >> this is a first. >> what she did with one fan's phone. someone was about to get quite a show. when we come back. someone was about to get quite a show. we'll be right back. a blood test showed it was low testosterone, not age. we talked about axiron. the only underarm low t treatment that can restore t levels to normal in about 2 weeks in most men. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18 or men with prostate or breast cancer. women especially those who are or who may become pregnant and children should avoid contact where axiron is applied as unexpected signs of puberty in children or changes in body hair or increased acne in women may occur. report these symptoms to your doctor. tell your doctor about all medical conditions and medications. serious side effects could include increased risk of prostate cancer; worsening prostate symptoms; decreased sperm count; ankl

in fact, it was my colleague, clayton swisher that actually triggered things.e's head of the investigative unit here. he went to see arafat's widow and she had remains of his clothing, a duffle bag full of the clothes he'd worn in the last days prior to his death. mrs. arafat suggested that somebody look into her husband's death, sips it was a mystery, so clayton initially had these clothes analyzed. this was the first step of what has now been a two year investigation, because the first step suggested that it was polonium. the problem is, we didn't have what has been essentially an accurate chain of custody. people could allege that the clothes had been tampered with. now it's the bones. nobody could have tampered with those. >> i was reading the report this morning. it's fascinating. by the way, that is on our website, aljazeera.com. i want to get your reaction, there were rumors from the start of arafat's death that he was poisoned. what is your reaction to this new report? >> it is factually very, very clear. the swiss gave us a presentation before we hande

like you speak about the people of the voice paper which was founded by adam clayton powell or the newdance group. it just struck me that they even had these locations -- each had these locations, these bases which seems really important to the possibility of in this kind of work. and something that i think is lacking today in harlem. >> well, it's absolutely central. i mean, i don't think they would have been able to do what they did without those locations. so ann petri is writing. she writes a little for the amsterdam news, she sells ad space, but when adam clayton powell finds "the people's voice," he come comes on board there with a number of very interesting journalists. and it's the way she gets to know harlem. she's a reporter, and she has a reporter's eye, and she literally writes all of harlem. she writes from the high to the low about everything. it informs her fiction. it's a, you know, i mean i think now we think of certain spaces as being intellectual, and they're very narrow. we think of the academy or the classroom. all of these spaces had such incredible intellectual a

david. >> clayton, thanks to you. brave school children, abc meteorologist tracking all of this. you say we might be dealing with flurries behind it. >> yes. behind the cold front that did this. more than 300 severe weather reports for really much of the nation. you see some of them focused in the northeast and tennessee valley, southern indiana, a lot of wind damage. but behind it, watch this low pressure system, it travels up to the northeast, into canada and behind comes chilly air. not only chilly like detroit in the 40s throughout the weekend but you see snowflakes around the makes, syracuse, pittsburgh, places like oh buffalo, going to see their first flakes mixing with rain tomorrow night. >> you'll have the latest on gma. jirchlger, thank you. much more on world news this friday evening, the identity crisis look at this baby picture, the case that captivated the nation five decades ago. paul tron chak, the child stolen at birth, growing up not knowing who he is. well, tonight abc's barbara walters right here with a major break, her 20/20 investigation. >> world news with

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i want to show some video from this morning that we shot on clayton road. strong winds blew over his gas station sign. winds are gusting between 30-40 miles an hour in concord. there are gusts in the hills at about 50 miles an hour. again numerous reports of trees down in contra costa county last night. we have reached out to the public works department. we are still waiting to hear back. very windy out this morning. my hat just actually blew off and i had to catch 9:. so again we will be checking at different locations throughout concord and contra costa county. but at least right now again its supposed to decrease later today. but still windy right now. reporting live from concord janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. >>> time is 6:10. here's the latest on bay area power outages. 13,000 customers have no electricity in the east bay. power is out to about 6800 customers in the north bay. at one time close to 20,000 20,000 had no electricity in sonoma county. about 13 customers have no power in the south bay. pg&e blaming the winds for knocking down power

it started in unincorporated clayton where a person was target shooting with a rifle. one of the bullets struck a rock, causing a spark and starting the september 8th fire. the fire prompted the evacuation of close to 75 homes and caused more than four and a half million dollars in damage. >>> still ahead tonight, residents of one alameda apartment building are now trying to rebuild their lives after a fire. >> i'm jeff bush in san francisco. hundreds gathered to celebrate the life and remember the death of harvey millman. >> the raiders get to spend thanksgiving in dallas. we will join them there. and also catherine web, i think she ate that hamburger and all of the stuff dribbled down and made her a hero. catherine web later tonight. >> find out how you can serve a thanksgiving dinner with fewer than 350-calories. that's tonight after the news. >> a follow-up to a story we brought this morning. this apartment fire is out tonight but several families have been left without a home. firefighters say a man set the building on fire and he admitted to it. jr joan is in ala

flying megan, clayton and the squire family to l.a.et to meet you. you know that video was so important, not only to me. but i think thousands and thousands of people that watched it. >> reporter: after posing for the squire family christmas card and signing a few cds -- >> it says you inspire me because you do. >> you inspire me, too. >> reporter: katy offered some last-minute amas insight. >> you probably get to walk the carpet. and just feel like a star. even if you are. you're already a star. the whole country knows who you are. >> reporter: two days later, megan and clayton got red carpet ready. and took the amas by storm. rubbing shoulders with the rich and famous, with the hottest date in town. >> tell me about katy. >> she is so nice. >> megan is such an important, special date for me. one unlike any other date i've brought to any other award ceremony. >> check out these seats. >> reporter: inside, the view wasn't so bad, either. katy took the stage with a show-stopping performance. ♪ >> reporter: kicking off an unbelievable ni

this is the world gas station on clayton road, the sign could not stand up to the strong wind tonight no one was hurt there. cleanup efforts continue this evening. crews still working to clear roads from fallen trees and branches and to restore power. >> >> and the storm has proved deadly. two deaths in oakland linked to the severe winds, oakland police say the deaths were reported within a half hour of one another thursday night at two separate locations. both incidents are under investigation. >> >> the identity of victims not released by authorities. tonight, we begin our team coverage -- >>> multiple trees down. this gas station sign blown over. power outages at major intersections, all of this in less than 12 hours during the overnight wind storm here in the city of concorde. >> it was the wind? >> definitely the wind. >> check out this surveillance camera from world gas station on clayton road. you can see how the wind blows the sign down. this is what the owner found when he arrived at his gas station the next day. >> that was mother nature. >> reporter: i had to get out of my

>> clayton, thank you so much. next guests have not produce for 17 years.vegetable garden outside their home. they have been forced to uproot all of it after newly enforced law makes vegetable gardens illegal. good morning to you. thanks for being with us. >> good morning. >> good morning to you. >> you have had this thing for 17 years it doesn't look like eyesore to me. apparently someone came forward and complained about it what did you hear from code enforcement? >> well, i was approached and told that i was not allowed to plant vegetables in the front yard. i mentioned to them that all i received so far was compliments from the nature and mentioned that someone had made a complaint. i don't know how accurate that is. >> well, i wanted to make sure that everybody here is from the community. they had to say: the village code for decades has permitted vegetable gardens in our residents' backyard. for aesthetics vegetables are not permitted in the front yard. my favorite part of this, tom, vegetables are specifically banned but garden hose and plastic flami

the skeletons were found 10 years ago on a montana ranch by clayton philps. >> i appreciate the pail yentologist who understand the importance of these studies. i hope it can be academically studied. >> the skeletons called mon talla's dualling dinosaurs will be talked in new york. >> if you wanted to be a jedi knight here is a chance. >> here in chicago, it's freezing, bitter cold and windy, hundreds are here in full force hoping for a chance at sci-fi start om in a seventh -- stardom in a seventh film. the director is stepping away from the reboot to hone the film for disney and lucas. star wars episode 7 are casting a net in search of a male and female to play major roles. they were instructed not to come in cost uch. >> i was looking forward to doing the job with my bikini. i had it at home. it's a good idea. i would be chaffing if not for that that. >> star wars, my brother got me hooked on that. we are doing it for him. >> auditions like this have taken place in st louis and england. after a day in chicago, the team moves on to austin texas and nashville. can't make it, online

concord, the winds knocked over the big gas station sign with the damage the world gas station on clayton road. it happened before 7:00 last night. >> there was a large pine tree on a truck in petaluma but no one was hurt although it damned the top of the shelves the audi minutishing, but the wind is locking how, leyla gulen? >> good morning, everyone, from the east bay hills camera toward the bay bring, you can see it is springing up-and-down and the winds are diminishing but it is making way for hazy sunshine to get us going and we are going to see blue skies later on today. right now we still experiencing some pretty heavy gusts up to 44 miles per hour in fairfield and 31 in napa and 33 miles per hour in santa rosa. oakland is experiencing 25 miles per hour wind and calmer along the peninsula and with the south by. our live doppler 7 hd shows we no runs, just a little bit of high clouds making their way to the south of us. we did have rain earlier this week and that is making its way into the south, as well. looking from sutro tower camera to the golden gate bridge and sausalito, it is

clayton swisher has more. >> reporter: first they found abnormally high amounts in his clotheds.ow they have discovered a high presence of the radioactive substance inside his bones. swiss scientists produced this report after the exhumation order. the arafat family received the results from their lawyer along with analysis from professor of forensic science. >> if i was a judge and jury this is absolutely stone cold certain. it was palonium that caused the death of yasser arafat. >> when they came with the results, when they told me he just died, i will not stop. me and my daughter will go to all courts all over the world to punish who did this crime. >> i feel a bit of relief actually. final closure for me will be knowing who killed him, and the motive and the ambition behind it. >>> more than 40 years of research have given scientists knowledge of the average levels of pelonium and radioactive lead in humans. >> everybody has a tiny amount of pelonium in their bones. the level in yasser arafat was about 900. that is 18 to 36 percent times the average. >> reporter: and the soil

clayton swisher has more from paris. >> reporter: first they found abnormally high amounts of the poisonn his clothes. now they have discovered a high presence of the radioactive substance inside his bones. swiss scientists produced this 108 report after an exhume makes of his body last september. the data clearly favors poisoning of the leader with up to 83% confidence. the family received the results from their lawyer along with analysis from david bar -- barclay. for widow and daughter it is 100% proof. >> when they came with the results, they told me he just died. i will not stop. me and my daughter will go to all courts in all over the world to punish who did this crime. >> now that i have proof that he was poisoned, i feel a bit relieved. i feel relieved actually. final closure for me will be knowing who killed him, and the motive and ambition behind it. >> reporter: more than 40 year of research have given scientists the knowledge. but what was found in his ribs and hips was the highest every published. >> everybody has a tiny amount in their bones. the level of pelonium? arafat i

. >> reporter: the city staff report says two problem areas are on the food max on clayton road and a safeway on willow pass road. overall in the past year, the police department said it received almost 2,000 calls regarding the homeless and 20% involved some sort of aggressive panhandling complaint. the new ban will mirror similar ordinances adopted in other cities. >> this gets into someone's personal space. if someone comes within three feet of you and follows you in the parking lot asking you to help to take your groceries out for a dollar or whatever it is and they keep going and doing that, that's what this is really after. the people that are aggressive and they are approaching you and basically getting in your face, getinginto your personal space. >> reporter: aggressive panhandling will also be banned anywhere within 50 feet of atms, 30 feet from bus stops, restaurants and cafes. the city council will hold a second and final vote on december 10th. if adopted, the ordinance would go into effect in january. from city hall in concord, kron 4 news. >> teachers with the mount diab

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>> hi, tucker, clayton and juliet. this could, in fact, be a triumph for diplomacy if, in fact, the deal holds. certain nonproliferation experts and iran watchers are saying that the world powers actually got much more out of it than had been previously expected. there are critics including israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu who has said this morning the world is a much more dangerous place. what went down in the wee hours of the morning in geneva overnight was something that all sides agreed to a deal that would halt the expansion of and roll back certain aspects of iran's nuclear program. there is a long list of technical demands attached to this, but one of the key sticking points is that iran wanted its right to enrich uranium recognized. iran is spinning the fact that the deal allows uranium enrichment. secretary of state john kerry says that is not the case. >> this first step does not say that iran has a right to enrichment no matter what interpretive comments are made, it is not in this document. there

a man who was target shoot iingn his family's property in clayton ignited the flames, but the da's office said he immediately tried to put the fire out. he called 911 and cooperated fully with authorities. >>> tonight in alameda, several families are in need of help after a neighbor burned down their home. it broke out before 3:00 this morning at an apartment building on briggs avenue. firefighters rescued 45-year-old david prado. minutes later, it appeared he confessed on camera. >> i started it. i took full responsibility. >> he went on to say he planned to barricade himself in his apartment and take his own life. he was arrested and is undergoing a mental evaluation. the fire did more than $800,000 in damage and displaced seven people. neighbors say the suspect has had ibs since he moved in ten years ago. >> i just woke up to spoke and then heard the window break out and that's when i knew. i suspected that he would do something like this because he hasn't been on his medications and has been acting very strange for the last few days. >> prado is now facing arson charges. the american

evidence of how powerful they have been, the gas station sign in condition core at -- in concord on clayton road. no one was hurt there. not far away winds blue -- blew the phone lines into each other swaying above the eastbound lane of the freeway and they were quickly cleared away. >> the winds brought down the tree in oakland, a photo sent to us at piedmont avenue a viewer tweeting that several blocks were without power. san us your pictures at ureport@kgo-tv.com. you can keep tabs on the rain with the weather app which is free. >> breaking news from napa where dozens are being chased from their homes by an out of criminal grass fire with an evacuation center sent up and hundreds of firefighters or on the scene. katie marzullo is in the newsroom. >> i just talked to the command center and firefighters have their hands full, it is not just grass. you have grass, brush, and oakland trees, a real rural area plus they tell me lots of canyons making for teach access in many areas. right now, the fire has burned 350 acres with firefighters have it only 25 percent contained with no estimate if

for "good morning america," clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> thanks to clayton for that. >>> getginger zee in for sam. what have we got? >> i have the warm weather. the 7:30, the warmer weather. record highs, not only for long beach at 92. but sacramento made it to 80. it looked like this. i had someone tweet me and say, i took this picture in flip-flops and a t-shirt. i said, i want to punch you in the face. i'm really jealous right now, and very cold. it's going to end for you. so sorry. this is a cold front we have to be serious about. san diego, to 63. look at phoenix, dropping to 73. 60 by sunday for phoenix. los angeles, dropping subaverage, too, as we go to the end of the week and the start of the weekend. it's been very windy in florida. >>> good morning. i'm mike nicco. off to a foggy start in many areas like san rafael but high clouds and sunshine this afternoon. low to mid-60s at the coast, low 70s inland. >> this weather report brought to you by crest pro health rinse. i thought you might want to check in on brazil, the weather there. i've seen some hot pictures. it i

on wednesday los angeles dodgers pitcher clayton kershaw was named the national league cy young awardr for the second time in three years. kershaw fell one vote short of being a unanimous selection. max scherzer took home the american league cy young award. scherzer was the only 20-game winner the major leagues. >>> former wide receiver sam hurd has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for his role in large-scale drug operation. while hurd was a member of the chicago bears, he was arrested for trying to buy more than two pounds of cocaine. prosecutors said hurd was planning to distribute several pounds of cocaine and one point a week. he avoided a much stiffer sentence because much was an agreement to sell drugs rather than actual sales. >>> and when we return, toronto's embattled mayor under fire. rob ford makes a new drug admission as the city council tries to force him out of office. don't let the holidays sneak up on you. shop early with kmart free layaway and get 5% off toys, sporting goods, bikes and scooters when you put them on layaway. shop your way at kmart. get in. get more

the giants' fans could see this one comin clayton kershaw named the cy young award winner. 1.83 earned average. and scherzer wins it for the tigers. nba oklahoma city will be at oracle to take on e warriors. blake frisson welcomingkc to l.a. not the best of friends and here ces the exwarrior. they both get ejected and ippers win the game 111-103. matt barnes has not changed since his warrior days. abc7 sports brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> still a hair trigger. >> thanks very much. >> next on abc7 news, check out the big moves from this little guy. >> the must see video of a >> the must see video of a 5-year-oldaa@a@##h@ soon, californians from to salinas to san diego will have equal access to quality health insurance. those who need financial assistance will get it. and nobody will be denied because of a pre-existing condition. welcome to a new state of health. welcome to covered california. we are your health insurance marketplace. enroll today at coveredca.com. weather. the fog is going to be dense during the morning. chilly in spots and misty. 40s,0s to start off. mike nico

that he change his civil rights stance and that he publicly discuss mccarthy, and so she and adam clayton powell and herbert lehman had a big conference in new york at the baptist church. and they come up with about a dozen recommendations that they want the president to endorse before -- you know, to really say to the world, this once in for all, is where i stand on civil rights. and president kennedy against the advice of his advisers goes and meets with her, and she gives him the recommendations. and that's where he issues the famous declaration that i will ban discrimination in federally financed housing with one stroke of the pen. and so, she campaigns for him then for the last 16 days of the election. and she goes to new york, atlanta, detroit, los angeles, san francisco, places where there are significant african-american populations and major labor unions, because labor unions and then john kennedy had a very tempestuous relationship because of bobby's relationship with the persecution of jimmy hoffa. and so eleanor is designated to be the kennedy emissary to the african-americans

two months ago, the wildfire on the eastern slopes of the mountain near clayton burned some 3700 acres. now erosion experts are warning the rains could trigger landslides on the charred slopes where there's no scregetation to hold -- vegetation to hold the soil. they say it would take heavier rain to cause problems. >>> the cities of oakland and berkeley are working together to provide shelter for the homeless. the "oakland tribune" reports officials want to find space for as many as 100 people at existing shelters but find be a bed could be tough after a shelter closed at the former oakland army base last spring. shelters are asking for donations of sheets, blankets, towels, pajamas and clothing to help with increased demand. >>> much-needed rain is falling over the bay area and i think you are going to need your umbrella. not only for today but for tomorrow as well. giving you a live look there at the mostly cloudies over parts of the south bay, south bay remained dry for the did morning -- for the morning commute. i think you will have it in time for the evening commute. let's see w

this is secure cyberspace has become one of the talents of clayton's issue cannot be solved by a single company twice the phoenician. the summit of calling for international efforts to improve cooperation in the interest costs over the security sector was bloody awful for cyprus. it's in season twenty seven says paul. the united states and russia have by old to agree on a date for a much delayed international peace conference on syria to size also if aisle to settle the thorny question of whether iran should be invited to the conference cctv sky parkinson reports from geneva susan rookie day of talks in geneva. as diplomats and i need to repeat it to make books. one of the main stumbling blocks in bringing to me as warring sides back to the negotiating table. russia's insistence that iran is being painted it in simple to geneva to conference. something the main syrian opposition media and the united states are in the next. as diplomatic efforts full text the united nations announced that as many as fourteen percent of syrians are now in need of humanitarian needs our estimate of the mom

bayside, mid- 60s peninsula to the mid- to high 60s across the santa clara valley. 67 degrees concord, clayton, walnut creek and pinole. tomorrow outside number 70 same monday. tuesday low 70s. the most mild day of the upcoming workweek will be on thursday with that chance -- actually wednesday, and the chance of rain on thursday. when you go night-night, set your clocks one hour back. yes. and always check your fire detectors. that's most important. >> thank you. >>> a bittersweet moment today during the boston red sox world series championship parade. the team stopped at the finish line of the boston marathon and placed the trophy along with a jersey on it. boston strong became the team's motto after the april bombing that killed three people. 617 that you see on the jerseys is the boston area code. nice to see them united in celebration. >> nice to be jonny gomes at the finish line holding up the jersey and grabbing the trophy. that guy will never pay for a meal in petaluma again! [ laughter ] >> absolutely. >>> straight ahead, not the best day for rocky the mascot. a popular shark is back

clayton kershaw named the cy young award winner. 1.83 earned run average.nd scherzer wins it for the tigers. nba oklahoma city will be at oracle to take on the warriors. blake frisson welcoming okc to l.a. not the best of friends and here comes the exwarrior. they both get ejected and clippers win the game 111-103. matt barnes has not changed since his warrior days. abc7 sports brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> still a hair trigger. >> thanks very much. >> next on abc7 news, check out the big moves from this little guy. >> the must see video of a 5-year-old drum we provide the exact individualization that your body needs. before you invest in a mattress, discover the bed clinically proven to improve sleep quality. the sleep number bed. once you experience it, there's no going back. final days for our lowest price ever on c4 queen mattress sets-just $1299. plus special financing until 2015. only at one of our 425 sleep number stores nationwide. sleep number. comfort individualized. when ouwe goword. she said hert (little girl) no! saw her first day of s

nice to see you this morning. >> good morning, clayton. love to see you as well.in to me exactly what happened here. >> what happened was i got involved in the race very, very late because of what the city council had done in new york city. they paled this community safety act. and basically blindfolded and handcuffed every cop in the city of new york from being able to do their routine duties. the cops have really done a stunning job of reducing crime here in the city. so what do i do? i entered the race in august. i submit my petitions on the 20th. i get qualified as a candidate in september. and now all of a sudden i have to -- i'm being asked by the campaign finance board to submit profile information. they emailed me over half a dozen times requesting information from me. so what do i do? i submit the information through my campaign. well, then they come back to us and said oh, well, you missed deadline. and i said, you know to my campaign manager i missed what deadline? they said the deadline was june 26th. i said june 26th? i wasn't even a candidate june 26

again, mid-60s in fremont, milpitas, union city. 67 degrees around concord, clayton and walnut creek. and it looks like it's going to be the fourth "spare the air" day of this winter season especially north of the golden gate bridge where the atmosphere will be a little bit on the hazy side. a little compromise due to the fireplaces. you can't use them tomorrow. you can't use them tonight, as well. monday is a transition day. tuesday cloudy, a slight chance of rain. but from tuesday through thursday, it's a cold front minimal chances of rain. lots of cold air. take a look at your wednesday. 52 degrees in the inland areas. and that's an outside number. most of us will have 40s. so get out your winter jacket. you will need it in the upcoming days. >> it's kind o fun. it gets you in the holiday spirit. >> ho ho ho! [ laughter ] >>> well, kids can be tough so you can't blame a 4-year-old for being scared to wear glasses. >> i said, put your glasses on. and he just broke into tears. >> but wait until you see how his mom got strangers to help him feel special about his specs. ,, ng to "webc

clayton kershaw named the cy young award winner. 1.83 earned run average.erzer wins it for the tigers. nba oklahoma city will be at oracle to take on the warriors. blake frisson welcoming okc to l.a. not the best of friends and here comes the exwarrior. they both get ejected and clippers win the game 111-103. matt barnes has not changed since his warrior days. abc7 sports brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> still a hair trigger. >> thanks very much. >> next on abc7 news, check out the big moves from this little guy. >> the must see video of a 5-year-old drum mom swaps one of my snacks for a yoplait. i don't mind, i mean it's orange crème. and when mom said bobby was too edgy... 'sup girl. i just swapped him out for tyler. 'sup girl. mom never questioned bobby again. two can play at this game. [ female announcer ] swap one snack a week for a yoplait. and everybody wins. yoplait. it is so good. weather. the fog is going to be dense during the morning. chilly in spots and misty. 40s, 50s to start off. mike nico will be here 4:30 to 7:00 a.m. tracking the fo

this is at the world gas station on clayton road. happened just before 7 at this time tonight. >> not far away gusty winds blew these lines into each other swaying above the east bound lanes of the freeway. >> and tree came crashing down throughout the bay area tonight including this 100 foot giant that blocked north sixth street in concord. that road is still closed right now. >> in ber delay tree down and so are power lines. >> live power lines dropping like fly here early this evening live wire landed on the sidewalk over there and officials had to scat people away on the side street. this tree listened on power lines here is worker got the branch off the power line and clean up work before everything restored open wools. >> all evening fire crew berkeley rushed from one emergency to the next. ashby and mlc way a tree branch landed on this car that was stopped at the light two women inside were okay. total darkness paid surprise visit to neighborhood throughout the city. fallen tree branch took down power lines at mabel and parker

thanks, rick. >>> clayton, over to you. who made a daring police officer running toward a burning truck to save an unconscious driver. then going back to make sure there were no other passengers in the car, all while risking his own life in this incredible rescue all caught on his dashboard camera. this is officer scott of the cape may police department and joins us this morning on this thanksgiving morning. happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving. >> and happy thanksgiving hopefully to the gentleman whose life you saved. take me through that moment when you pull up to a scene like that. what is going through your mind? did you have a partner with you at the time or just yourself? >> just myself. >> what happened? when did you start your shift? >> at 6:00 p.m. and the call came at 6:02. >> this is the first thing you do. someone reports seeing a car on fire. when you pull up, describe what happened. >> i just wasn't sure if anyone was in the vehicle or not. you see me run up, i try to hope it was unlocked. it was. i could

. >> clayton, thank you.ed in the line of duty, corporal matthew callahan decided to take up photography. he has been taking pictures of his aoubt -- unit to give the outside world an inside look into the life of a serviceman. joining us now is the incredible man behind those photos. sir, thank you first and foremost for your service. tell us, if you will, how all of this came about. you suffered an injury and then you took a different weapon. you started using basically a camera to tell your story. >> thanks for having me on the show. happy belated thanksgiving to everyone over there. >> thank you. >> i started -- when i was a wounded warrior, i began interning with a public affairs office to be a correspondent. at first i started writing stories and reviews for the base publication and eventually put a camera in my hand. for five months while i was there, they started going about it and just covering stories and eventually when i got better, -- eventually when i got better i went back to my infantry unit, i

like you speak about the people of the voice paper which was founded by adam clayton powell or the newce group. it just struck me that they even had these locations -- each had these locations, these bases which seems really important to the possibility of in this kind of work. and something that i think is lacking today in harlem. >> well, it's absolutely central. i mean, i don't think they would have been able to do what they did without those locations. so ann petri is writing. she writes a little for the amsterdam news, she sells ad space, but when adam clayton powell finds "the people's voice," he come comes on board there with a number of very interesting journalists. and it's the way she gets to know harlem. she's a reporter, and she has a reporter's eye, and she literally writes all of harlem. she writes from the high to the low about everything. it informs her fiction. it's a, you know, i mean i think now we think of certain spaces as being intellectual, and they're very narrow. we think of the academy or the classroom. all of these spaces had such incredible intellectual and

this is at the world gas station on clayton road. happened just before 7 at this time tonight. >> not far away gusty winds blew these lines into each other swaying above the east bound lanes of the freeway. >> and tree came crashing down throughout the bay area tonight including this 100 foot giant that blocked north sixth street in concord. that road is still closed right now. >> in ber delay tree down and so are power lines. >> live power lines dropping like fly here early this evening live wire landed on the sidewalk over there and officials had to scat people away on the side street. this tree listened on power lines here is worker got the branch off the power line and clean up work before everything restored open wools. >> all evening fire crew berkeley rushed from one emergency to the next. ashby and mlc way a tree branch landed on this car that was stopped at the light two women inside were okay. total darkness paid surprise visit to neighborhood throughout the city. fallen tree branch took down power lines at mabel and parker