500 feet down the cliff. they ran to a store nearby for help. rescue workers found the woman at the bottom of the cliff. she was dead. there was no way she could have survived the 500-foot drop. unfortunately, accidents here do happen. >> everybody wants to climb out and get that picture of the ocean behind them. so they're out on the edge, on the precipice, and things happen. >> one other fellow said people fall off the cliff like logs out here. >> the victim was 20-year-old donna hartman. >> it was absolutely horrible. when you know that one of the almost phobias that this young woman had was heights, and she dies in this manner, it's particularly a horrible event. >> she recently separated from her husband and had been living and traveling with her friends, virginia and b.j. mcginnis. >> donna was a wonderful young lady, but she was challenged. her iq was probably 85 or 90, somewhere in there. she was wonderful and friendly and thoughtful. her husband was in the navy. >> at the scene, the mcginnises told i

it was easily identifiable since cliff's initials had been carved into the handle. >> that was cliff.e had his name on practically everything that he owned. he'd take some kind of an etcher and etch his initials on it, you know, just for identification. >> jones denied any involvement in the murder and said he bought the gun from an acquaintance, robert cowan, a man well known to law enforcement. >> he had no occupation and he supported himself by stealing, robbing houses, stealing from people outside of restaurants and that type of thing. he had a long record of robberies and use of narcotics. >> robert cowan also had a partner in crime, his brother gerald. >> the brothers were involved in criminal activity, a lot of small-time stuff, public drunk, a lot of narcotics usage, some assaults. >> forensic scientists tested cliff's gun to see if it was the one used in his murder. the gun was test fired into a tub of water. as bullets go through the barrel, the lands and grooves which make the bullet spin leave marks on the outside of the bullet. >> they will design the barrel to have a cer

terry returns to measure the cliff.high -- an unintentional world record for ski jumping. >> when the doctor called me back and said, "fred, he's okay," and i tell him, okay, we were measuring the cliff -- there's silence. then the doctor said, okay, i will check again. >> further tests reveal fred has a slight tear on his kidney. the cure is rest and staying far from the ski slopes. a month later, however, fred is back. >> i was thinking about maybe i get scared, maybe i can't jump anymore, maybe i'm traumatized. and people told me, too, you're going to get trumtized and blah, blah, blah. it felt like in a way i came home again. maybe it sounds weird, but it just felt right to be on my skis again. >>> coming up, a leap to nowhere. >> when i managed it turn around, i knew i was going to hit the cliff. >> when "caught on camera: razor's edge" continues. sure! i offer multi-car, safe driver, and so many other discounts that people think i'm a big deal. and boy, are they right. ladies, i can share hundreds in savings with

the call came in these two young people were on the cliff on dead man's cliff it's called.ell phone, and they kind of got stuck and realized they couldn't get back up. so they used another to call 911. here is virginia. >> hi. yes. i was we got stranded on the cliff. my brother dropped his phone. it looked like we were able to retrieve it but it was misleading. so it was too steep. and we're there about an hour. this is before people came in. >> it must have been scary. >> when you're left there and kind of crouching like every feels like you can go in a second. the same for my brother. we're just waiting. >> what have you learned? it's not worth it. and it's steeper than it looks. >> thank you for talking with us. you can see the look on her mom's face saying yes. how scary with the cliff beneath them. so lesson is learned. >> yes. we're glad to see you katie live from sky 7 right now. and we're glad to hear it. thank you so much katie. >> yes. >> what a story. well environmentalists are making sure the food you eat is good for the planet. there is a score card ranking top

report willedly fell down a cliff. theythey say at first he was not responding. >> he is pretty banged up but he was alive. we brought him down to the water and rescue swimmers came out and took him out on the rescue boat. >> reporter: no word on his condition at this point but he was conscious and alert when he was taken to the hospital as we've been telling you all morning this is the second rescue in a matter of 12 hours. a man and a woman called out for help. they had hiked along the water from baker beach to the lands end trail. at some point they tried to climb up the cliff face. the manmade it back 7:to the pass. the woman did not and stuck about 75 feet short of the trail. fire officials say that woman was okay. she only had a few scrapes and bruises. rescue workers again stressing hikers need to pay attention to the posted warning sign and to be sure they stay on the trail at all times. guys. >> christien, our producer said you were out there when the first rescue happened. what was that like? >> reporter: you

the call came in these two young people were on the cliff on dead man's cliff it's called.pped a cell phone, and they kind of got stuck and realized they couldn't get back up. so they used another to call 911. here is virginia. >> hi. yes. i was we got stranded on the cliff. my brother dropped his phone. it looked like we were able to retrieve it but it was misleading. so it was too steep. and we're there about an hour. this is before people came in. >> it must have been scary. >> when you're left there and kind of crouching like every feels like you can go in a second. the same for my brother. we're just waiting. >> what have you learned? it's not worth it. and it's steeper than it looks. >> thank you for talking with us. you can see the look on her mom's face saying yes. how scary with the cliff beneath them. so lesson is learned. >> yes. we're glad to see you katie live from sky 7 right now. and we're glad to hear it. thank you so much katie. >> yes. >> what a story. well environmentalists are making sure the food you eat is good for the planet. there is a score card ran

they don't train for taking polar bears off the side of a cliff every day.hey improvised and tied it up and started to lower it down. >> the rescuers secure the polar bear with ropes and gently lower her. at this point bill has been dropped off by the helicopter and is sitting at the boat at the bottom of the cliff nervously awaiting the bear's arrival. >> i knew we weren't out of the woods until we had it down off that cliff. everything was looking very well that we were going to get that bear down and at that point we were thinking we'll get it into the boat. about halfway down, of course, that's when everything started to fall apart. >> the polar bear's enormous side and slick coat are just enough for it not to hold. she slips loose and slides down the cliff and precariously dangles by her foot 35 feet up the jagged cliff face. >> it seemed like everything was just in slow motion at that point. the feeling that, the worst thing that could happen happened. >> their plan unraveling before their eyes, rescue crews above and below try to recover and save the

you tie in and you rappel down these cliffs facing forward and it's like, "whoa!"ground's coming fast. it's totally unnecessary and totally fun and i know channing's going to love it. and this is what commandos do down these cliff faces where you, like-- you just run down them forward. - i've seen it in movies. at least my face will hit, and it will just be over quickly if anything bad happens. [scoffs] - that's a long way down. figure of eight first in the rope, like you practiced. - i'm trying to tie a knot that i've never tied before, and there's no secondaries. i mean, in stunt work and stuff on movies, sometimes you'll have like a secondary system or something, but this is just, you know, me and bear on a rope on a cliff. - i love it. and then that clips on the little one. - he actually had me hook his figure-eight thingy in, and i was like, "this is a terrible idea. i've only see you do this, like, once." - you're facing forward... and then you just go. - just go. how's he doing that? okay, now i'm nervous. if you start slipping, you're just going to-- it's j

>>> two cliff rescues. we'll tell you why this is a dangerous area. >>> a man accused of murdering five people including three children in modesto. he's in a san jose jail this morning. what we're finding out about the arrest and his connection to the victim. "mornings on 2" continues. >>> a live picture at lands inn. this is where two people were rescued hours apart after falling down a cliff. in the most recent rescue overnight, a man fell about 300 feet, you can see a number of hikers and walkers are there already. in two minute, cyst -- we'll have more -- in two minutes, we'll have more. the. >>> sal has a lot to tell us. but so do you, steve. >> the remains of hurricane dolores continue to work their way toward us. we're not getting much of the clouds. that's all in southern california, central california. the sierra had a little bit. but big time thunderstorms there. record-setting rain for the day and month. the higher clouded at humidity. that's what's more -- that's what we're getting. napa, this o

if you are not familiar with the trails, it is easy to fall off the cliff. stay away.me out here at night. >> crews say at first they were calling out his name but got no response. swimmers found him and pulled him to safety and they say he is bang up but he is going to be okay. >>> thank you. an investigation continues into a deadly crash in monterey county. up to five bicycles went down during the first lap of the super bike super stock 1000 race. martinez and fernandez be rushed to hospitals where they died. both are great spain. several other riders were injured. no word on the cause of the crash. >> quick work by fire crews prevented a brushfire from spreading in pleasanton. this cell phone video shows the flames crawling up the hillside. it started near foothill road and 580. crews from ca almost fire assisted the fire department in holding the flames to two acres. >> the rain calm a grass fire on friday and firefighters are still on the job. the north fire is 75 percent contained burning 4,200 acres. flames destroy 20 cars and trucks and driverred ran for their

it's a big cliff. a couple hundred feet. die. >> for a few seconds tim straddles that line. >> i was really stoked going off of it, and i was really excited. >> it was like slow motion watching him fall out of the sky. it was unbelievable. then watching him land, you know, i saw him land. i thought he was going to pull it off for sure. >> but tim doesn't pull it off. far from it. >> i knew as soon as i hit. i felt my face hit the handlebars and i knew something, my teeth were broke or my lip was cut off or something like that. >> tim landed, pushed the handlebars down and the sled, bucked back, bucked back forward, then tim got fully ejected, feet over head, landed in front of the sled. >> and that sled is still running. >> the sled just mowed my butt down and gave me the biggest hematoma you've ever seen in your entire life. it's a giant bruise. >> for rob and the crew, it's a scary sight. >> it was like losing my brother right in front of my eyes. i wasn't sure what happened. so, i pretty much freaked out, hopped on my sle

agers are, that cliff is crumbling, right where the sea meets the land. the teenagers are siblings 15 and 16. apparent lirks the teens had trouble telling rescuers where they are, but they did hear the sirens. firefighters are now in place. rescue crews in the water below. we have a crew headed to that scene and we will bring you more information as it gets into our newsroom. >>> one of san jose's busiest pot shops is shut down. our hidden camera exposed a rogue pot shop not following the city's rules for medical marijuana dealers. tony kovaleski first reported the raid today on twitter. this is santa clara county d.a. sending a message, tony? >> reporter: no doubt. it's been more than eight hours since law enforcement swarmed this area. that is an evidence van. they've been filling it for the past eight hours. inside law enforcement still gathering evidence to see ha exactly is there and to build their case. bottom line the attorney for this location says they have following state laws and they don't need to follow the city's regulations. he called the r

a woman and male friend had gone down a cliff. the man made it up the cliff but the woman got stuck. she and the couple had a couple of scrapes and bruises but was other wise okay. >> if she had fallen she could have certainly been hurt, maimed or killed because of the fact there's nothing but rocks below, rocks and water. >> reporter: she says it's a dangerous area and that people need to pay attention to the sign that is say stay on the trail. >>> you could see it out there. tropical humidity. >> that brought some rain too parts of the bay area -- rain to parts of the bay area today. mark tamayo shows us the areas that got a few showers. >> i just took a walk outside. it's very warm. it almost feels like hawaii with the temperatures out there. take a look at the temperatures outside this afternoon. if temperatures really warmed up. lots of 80s warmest locations in the low to mid-90s. you heard about the dewpoints the highest ones throughout the day. back into the 60s. just to put this into perspective. here are the dewpoint scal

. >> reporter: san francisco firefighters responded to deadman's cliff. two men were hiking in thary -- in the area. when rescuers first arrived on scene, they say the man wouldn't or couldn't respond when any called out to him. >> he's pretty banged up. but he was alive. and we brought him down to the water and rescuers came out and packaged him up and took him out on the rescue boat. >> reporter: rescuers used a boat to take the man to marina green where he was taken to the hospital. at the time he was conscious and talking. hours before a san francisco heavy rescue team responded to the same area of hand's end -- land's end. they were trying to hike from baker beach and decided to climb the cliff. the man maped it all the wait up tonight trail. the woman was caught 75 feet short. if she had fallen, she would have been hurt, maimed or killed because of the fact nearbs's nothing but -- there's nothing but rocks below. >> reporter: it's not uncommon for people to get stranded but any have a lot of questions about how they got stranded. >> what is someone

it includes divers jumping from cliffs as high as 90 feet.y hit the ocean going as fast as 53 miles an hour. they have to do it at high tide. there's swim rescue divers in the water. >> heights no. i'm not for that. >>> today marks the three-year anniversary of the colorado movie theater massacre. tonight, a vigil will be held at the community of aurora to honor the students who died in that attack. 12 students were killed when james holmes opened fire during the opening of "dark knight rises" movie. a jury convicted holmes last week. the penalty phase begins next week. >>> happy birthday, ladies. julianne hough, gisele bundchen and sandra oh with birthdays today. i'm melissa rehberger. thank you for watching "early today kwlts today". ha in the dark of night, rescuers find - then save - a man who fell from a cliff in san francisco. where it happppened -- >>> in the dark of night rescuers find then save a man who fell from a cliff in san francisco. where this happened and whether you could be at risk the neck time you go to a popular park. >>

the man reportedly fell 300 feet down the cliff. he is now being treated at a local hospital. it's unclear how badly he was injured in that fall. >>> now, the other rescue took place about 5:00 yesterday evening. the san francisco fire department said a man and a woman had walked from ocean beach and tried to climb up a cliff. only the man-made it to the top. the woman was stuck and needed help from a rescue team. >> if she had fallen she certainly could have been hurt or killed because the fact that there's nothing but rocks below, rocks and water. >> the woman had a few scrapes and bruises but otherwise was okay. rescue crews recommend that hikers pay attention to the signs that guide you on how to stay on the trails to avoid potentially dangerous situations like this one. >>> two motorcycle racers were killed last night. a 35-year old and a 27 -year old died just minutes after the start of the race at the raceway. both are from spain. witnesses say five bikes collided as the race was starting and the riders ended up in a dirt area at the starting line. at least two others w

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crews found them at the bottom of the cliff after 2:00 a.m. this morning. san francisco fire department said the teen was walking with a friend by a trail called dead man's cliff when he fell. >> there are no lights. this is not a good place to hike. there are a last narrow paths and rows and it is easy if you are not familiar with the trails to fall off the cliff. stay away. do not come here at night. >> the teach was taken to san francisco general hospital. he is pretty banged up but expected to recover. >> investigators are looking into see what caused the overnight fire in san francisco. it started shortly after 3:00 a.m. on the roof of a house near union and take already streets. there is no word about any injuries. >> drivers near highway 4 saw these flames from a small grass fire during the morning commute. around 4:00 a.m. at willow pass road in bay point it was put out quickly. no word on a cause and no injuries have been report. >> san francisco police hope someone will recognize someone caught open surveillance video vandalizing a video that mixe

he reportedly fell down a 300- foot cliff face. emergency workers had to lower him through the water and was taken to the emergency boat. crews were able to rush him to the hospital. no word how long he was injured. now as we said earlier, this is the second rescue in just a matter of hours. yesterday at 4:30 in the afternoon a man and woman called for help. the pair said they hiked along the water from baker beach to lands end trail at eagle point. at some point they tried to scale the cliff face the manmade it to the top the woman was stuck about 75 feet short of the trail. >> if she had fallen, she could have certainly been hurt, maimed, or killed because of the fact that there is nothing but rocks below. rocks and water. >> reporter: fire officials say that woman was okay just a few scrapes and bruises. rescue workers saying hikers should pay attention to posted warning signs and stay on the trail to avoid dangerous situations like we saw here tonight and again early this morning. we will continue to follow up on any details. h

you can see we're on a bit of a cliff right here.hat there is a drop off all the way down to the water. down there. so again we're looking at two people rescued in just a matter of hours. the man that was rescued will this morning was hiking with a friend around midnight or 1:00 this morning and fell down a 300 cliff face here at lands end. emergency workers found him five feet above the water. he was not responding when they called out his name. workers had to call out to him and drag them down to the water. that boat took him to marina green and then to an area hospital to get him checked out. >> there are no lights. there is a lot of narrow path and roads. stay away. do not come out here at night. >> reporter: no word on that hiker's condition at this point but he was conscious and alert when he was taken to the hospital. we were talking earlier we said there were two rescues here in a 24 hour period. this was the second rescue. yesterday a man and woman called for help. the pair said they hiked along the water from baker beach to

a cliff that is crumbling beneath their feet.ou can see them hanging on. look how traumatic that is. >> very scary. we will continue to follow that scene and let you know what happens as they try to get these kids off the cliff. rescue boats are in the water. fire crews are working from above trying to make sure they get them off that cliff safely. >> always follow the latest on twitter at abc 7 bay area. >>> this year's winner of the annual cable car ringing competition. >> high school drum lessons. he took the coveted trophy this year. >> abc 7 news was in union square as eight conducters rang the famous bell. >> for the first time ever it went to a run off. comp says he played -- >> always wanted to be a baseball player or musician. i'm a musician on the cable car. it works real fine. thanks mom for the drum lessons. >> he said he feels like a baseball player who won the >>> tonight, the confederate flag will come down. the governor and the moment late today, the flag will be removed within 24 hours, lawmakers receiving death

people cliff diving next to a bar? he walked away.icks telling us it has three posted signs and nooshas no control over what its guests yell or taunt. as for the man on the cliff, he is not a security guard and says their staff is trained to help with safety. >> you may land 99 times out of 100 perfectly fine. all it takes is one time and it will change your life. >> reporter: we want people to have a great time on vacation. i see charlie dealing with the pain of his accident every day. he said he would give anything to go back to that second right before he jumped. it literally changed his life. be careful on vacation. >> so much more things to do in jamaica, too. >> i did it. it wasn't -- i was on my honeymoon. locals take you to the area. everybody else is doing it. i would never do it again. >> ten feet away from rum punch and red stripes. >>> coming up hitting the road this summer which cities rank among the best and worst places to drive after these messages. in just this one moment, your baby is getting even more than clean. th

you stick your foot out against the cliff face, come to a stop.> but demarto is still getting pushed away from the rock by the wind kicked up by the helicopter's powerful rotor. he uses hand signals to communicate to b.a.r.t. after swinging past the woman a couple times, de marto is able to grab hold of the rock. >> i'm using the force to keep him pinned against the rock. >> i was able to get enough footing so i could get my body close to her. >> demarto is screaming to the woman not to let go as he gets the rescue strap ready. >> i don't want her to change anything until i cab can get that rescue strope on her. >> she's too terrified to let go of the rock face. >> she'd been hanging on to that rock face for two hours. she didn't want to let go. she had her hand attached to that little piece of granite in that little cave area there. she had a death grip on it. i had to pry her fingers off that granite twice. >> demarto is able to slip the rescue strope around the woman. once the woman is firmly attached to him, de marto gives crew chief a quick h

a man is safe this morning after tumbling down a cliff in san francisco over night.et down dead man's cliff ending up near the water. rescuers got him on to a boat and brought him to safety. the fire department says he is okay and now this was the same cliff where two teenaged siblings were rescued this month. >>> interstate 10 shut down in both directions this morning from palm springs, flooding completely washed out the ea

cliff way too steep. we couldn't move go up or down so we called 911. >> you could see why they couldn't climb back up on their own. >> i thought i could like easily slip down the clip and fall in the water. pretty scary. i think the worst. i say my god tell they pass away. >>reporter: crew try ang late the location using the signal from the remaining cell phone. >> i saw them i thought thank god. >> using rope and harness to reef the siblings on solid ground and not exactly home free. >> they have to talk to a judge and do some community service because!bus bus of trespassing and dangerous climbing >> as for joe when asked what he would do differently fix!next differently next time fight won't listen to my sister. >> paramedic checked out both teens neither had any serious jersey. didn't get the cell phone back either. >> police in free mont want to install camera and license plate readers around the city. we were at fremont city hall tonight as the chief made his pitch. he says 85 percent of the city co

cliff may, let us know how the testimony goes today. appreciate it. >> we are now learning that a navy officer and one of the marines murdered in the chattanooga, tennessee attack reportedly did return fire at gunman, and they used their personal weapons. here's what sources are telling fox news. the fbi recovered a glock pistol that did not belong to the police or the shooter. the weapon appeared to be fired. it is unclear whether the shots that killed gunman mohammad abdulazeez were fired by the navy official, the marine or local police. trying to work all that out. the report prompted calls for a policy change. and you may not know. this it is forbidden for anybody but military police or law enforcement to carry weapons on federal property. now the fbi also saying today it's too early to tell whether the shooter had been radicalized but that he was, quote, homegrown. >> at this time, we're treating him as a homegrown violent extremist. we believe he acted on his own that day. we believe he entered a facility on his own. we do not hav

. >> it was scary as 16-year-old virginia and her 15-year-old boy, of the cliff. the cliff was way too speech and when we figured this out we could not go up or down and we call 9-1-1. >> you can see why the two could not climb back up. >> i thought i could get down the cliff and fall spot water. it was scary. my god it was scary. >> crews had to figure th location from the signal of the phone call and used ropes and harnesses to reach the brother and sister. they are not exactly home free. >> they have to talk to a judge and do in community service because of trespassing and dangerous climbing. >> her brother, when asked what he wrote do different? >> i won't listen to my sister. >> that was abc7 anchor ama daetz, paramedics checked out both teens. neither had serious injuries. they did not get the phone back either. >> today, the confederate lag is lowered for good at the south carolina capital coming down at the south carolina statehouse at 7:00 a.m. our time. the state's republican governor signed the legislation into law yesterday. the families of the victims

cliff swallows have been living in the east bay hills for thousands of years. they come here every year during spring and summer to mate and feed their baby birds. the swallow birds need access to water and mud to build homes pellet by pellet. the audubon society explains why the birds chose to build homes at this public bathroom. >> they would be on a rocky cliff side but because we have done a lot of development they are using the next best thing which is a concrete structure with wonderful hanging eave. they are able to take advantage of that. >> reporter: they are not considered endangered by the audubon society says they are concerned the climate change is effecting the guys. the city normally has a sign that tells people not to disturb the nests but it has been removed for cleaning. >>> thank you. coming up next a worker is freed from a meat grinder. the man firefighters say saved his life. >>> tearful testimony in san francisco. what was so emotional in the battle over frozen embryos. >>> raking it in, why the google guys are nearly $20 billion richer. >

an area popular with kids with a number of cliffs they like to jump off into the creek.n this case a bunch of kids were swinging into the creek from a rope on a cliff 20 feet above when it happened. >> a 14-year-old male either lost his footing on one of the cliffs and fell to the ground underneath approximately a 20-foot drop. >> he was seriously injured and had to be air lifted by the medical hospital to children's hospital in university city. >> he was conscious and alert but i guess from the fall he took they weren't taking chances. >> emergency responders had difficult time getting to the 14-year-old a heavily wooded area with lots of brush. >> it's very inaccessible area. pretty tough to get to. >> the police say the rope was taken down but they wouldn't be surprised if kids put one back up again. they are urging parents to warn kids not to go back there. >> not an area we can patrol you can't see it from the roadway. not safe to go swimming. you never know the current or the depth of the creek. it takes a little while for emergency responders to get back there whe

the collapse forced a closure of 48 miles of i-10 near coachella and the arizona border. >>> a cliffescue in southern california after a man and his two dogs got stuck. the dogs' other than said they chased a third dog down the hillside but when he went down to get them, he got stuck, too. the fire department was called and firefighter rappelled down to get him to safety. >> used a special harness to attach the victim to him and then the dogs to that harness as well which is something we don't see every day. >> and it worked. the man and his dogs made it safely back down on the beach without injuries. >>> typically your first job as a babysitter, a fast-food restaurant but what if your first job was working for the city? the city of oakland is making that happen for hundreds of teams for college students. the classrooms to careers program is this week's "cool school." >>> reporter: from city hall to the oakland zoo, more than 1800 kids have a summer job thanks to the classrooms to careers program. >> everything is going great. >> reporter: he works at the zoo not with the animals. he

by the cliff when he fell. our reporter will have a report coming up at 5:30. >> an investigation is underway into a fire in san francisco that started on the roof of a house near union and taylor streets. you can see the firefighters battling the lames and crews arrived shortly after 3:00 a.m. with no word on injuries or the cause. >> developing news details of a mass murder in modesto are coming out 24 hours after the suspect was arrested outside a popular san jose mall. abc7 reporter janet o is outside the santa clara county jail with more. >> good morning matt. 30-year-old martin martinez is held at the jail without bail. he was booked and arrested open suspicion of murder early on sunday morning. he is accused of killing five people two women and three children aims six months to six years. police were called to the home on saturday afternoon for a security check when they discovered the mass murder. they alerted san jose police that he could be in the area. we got exclusive birds of martinez red lincoln n

cliff huxtable on "the cosby show" has long denied drugging and sexually molesting these women and has never been criminally charged. barbara bowman, one of cosby's accusers who many credit for paving the way for others to come forward calls the revelations a game change. >> i think we're going to be heard now and i think and i think this is just the beginning. >> reporter: part of the reason, ashleigh, this is so fascinating is because many of the women who have accused bill cosby of sexual assault have also said in the past that they believe that they were drugged first, that they remember cosby fixing them a drink and giving it to them, in some cases taking a few sips and feeling incapacitated. of course he's very careful with his words here, but this is the first time we're really hearing any kind of his side of the story he fought the release of these documents for several years saying it would be embarrassing to him. ash

cliff way too steep. we couldn't move go up or down so we called 911. >> you could see why they couldn't climb back up on their own. >> i thought i could like easily slip down the clip and fall in the water. pretty scary. i think the worst. i say my god tell they pass away. >>reporter: crew try ang late the location using the signal from the remaining cell phone. >> i saw them i thought thank god. >> using rope and harness to reef the siblings on solid ground and not exactly home free. >> they have to talk to a judge and do some community service because!bus bus of trespassing and dangerous climbing >> as for joe when asked what he would do differently fix!next differently next time fight won't listen to my sister. >> paramedic checked out both teens neither had any serious jersey. didn't get the cell phone back either. >> police in free mont want to install camera and license plate readers around the city. we were at fremont city hall tonight as the chief made his pitch. he says 85 percent of the city co

and they're moving toward this cliff, see. and the cliff is there. and this thing is going to go over this cliff. and you know what's going to destroy it? they're going to hit a black rock. that's right. that's what i'm saying. and that's what i think happened. and by the way, i am not criticizing -- i'm not criticizing you. you do what you have to do. >> carl. >> you're not lying to people. >> carl, i don't think that's a fair characterization. larry. janet yellen and the fed, you can criticize what they're doing psh -- >> i don't care if you think it's fair. >> okay. i want larry to respond. >> carl, once again, you're a good investor but you're wrong again. you're just dead wrong. >> i've been wrong a lot. >> we all have been. >> we've all been wrong. so tell me where i'm wrong. >> we only have 13 minutes. i could talk for an hour now. >> well, we've got crews. >> i don't know where to start. but i found it humorous, and it was a good fantasy. so you know, maybe a twitter. but the reality is the capital markets are the capital markets. i don't con

who would have thought that cliff swallows would make this public area their home but they have. the golden gate audubon society says this building looks like their natural habitat the problem is not everyone is respecting their home. someone destroyed a new nests along with tampering with birds or eggs the swallows have been here for thousands of years, and they're here because they can access water and mud to built nests pellet by pellet and here they mate once per year in the spring, then feeding their babies before my greating somewhere else a bird enthusiast saw the damage and said she wanted to get the word out it's not okay. >> they travel 2500 miles to get here for this opportunity to breed once per year. and they put a lot of energy and effort into building their nests. they you know each nest is 1200 little lead pellets. to see that wiped away, and it's a protected bird. so yes, i care about them very much. >> cliff swallows are not an endangered species and the population has been affected by climate change. there are 20 left around this building. you can see some of t

who would have thought that cliff swallows would make this public area their home but they have. the golden gate audubon society says this building looks like their natural habitat the problem is not everyone is respecting their home. someone destroyed a new nests along with tampering with birds or eggs the swallows have been here for thousands of years, and they're here because they can access water and mud to built nests pellet by pellet and here they mate once per year in the spring, then feeding their babies before my greating somewhere else a bird enthusiast saw the damage and said she wanted to get the word out it's not okay. >> they travel 2500 miles to get here for this opportunity to breed once per year. and they put a lot of energy and effort into building their nests. they you know each nest is 1200 little lead pellets. to see that wiped away, and it's a protected bird. so yes, i care about them very much. >> cliff swallows are not an endangered species and the population has been affected by climate change. there are 20 left around this building. you can see some of t

that man clinging to the side of a cliff near land's end, where rescue es had to pluck him. it's their second major rescue of this type in. >> stef there are signs warning people, but others before them have died going off of that trail. >> reporter: there are, sam and kris. the trails all along land's end, where many come. rescues happen here so much we bumped into a group of firefighters training new hires, even they are is it stunned that the man was able to walk away. >> it's beautiful. >> it's incredible. >> the views at land's end are stunning but the risks people take can be deadly. >> it was here in october when a 26 years old woman fell about 150 feet to her death. luckily for one 18-year-old out nearby at death man's cliff, this morning a 300-foot fall did not end up the same way. san francisco rescue crews rappelled down the cliff where a man was clinging above rocks, panicking because the tide was growing. 918-year-old was able to walk and talk. the only thing visibly wrong was a bloody scrape on his chin. there are signs posted saying do not step off the. >> the

cliff way too steep. we couldn't move go up or down so we called 911. >> you could see why they couldn't climb back up on their own. >> i thought i could like easily slip down the clip and fall in the water. pretty scary. i think the worst. i say my god tell they pass away. >>reporter: crew try ang late the location using the signal from the remaining cell phone. >> i saw them i thought thank god. >> using rope and harness to reef the siblings on solid ground and not exactly home free. >> they have to talk to a judge and do some community service because!bus bus of trespassing and dangerous climbing >> as for joe when asked what he would do differently fix!next differently next time fight won't listen to my sister. >> paramedic checked out both teens neither had any serious jersey. didn't get the cell phone back either. >> police in free mont want to install camera and license plate readers around the city. we were at fremont city hall tonight as the chief made his pitch. he says 85 percent of the city co

a man is safe this morning after tumbling down a cliff in san francisco over night. the fire department says he fell about 300 feet down dead man's cliff ending up near the water. rescuers got him on to a boat and brought him to safety. the fire department says he is okay and now this was the same cliff where two teenaged siblings were rescued this month. >>> interstate 10 shut down in both directions this morning from palm springs, flooding completely washed out the eastbound bridge there and damaged a westbound bridge as well. caltrans says the damaged section will stay closed indefinitely. kpix 5's lisa chan joins us in the newsroom with more on that. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, well this interstate is a main route between california and arizona. and engineers will assess the damage to the bridge this morning. the collapse is being blamed on heavy rains and flooding that shut down the freeway. the bridge 50 miles west of the arizona state line washed away. traffic headed toward arizona was forced to turn around. one driver was injured. the riverside c

look at cliff diver cesilie carlton. wow. she nailed the final dive. the atlantic. not a lot of room down there. in case something goes wrong. this was, by the way, her first cliff dive. she say i was a little nervous. understandably. >> that was her first? >> she was a diving competitor. she never dove of a cliff before. >> and it's so difference. >> she said once she got in the air, it just felt so natural. i'm glad it was for her. because that feels so up natural for me. i need to be pushed off screaming. but ginger? >> it would be natural for lara. >> a nice segue. >> thank you, george. but pass on that one. >>> here's a look at what's coming up on our "gma morning menu." the baby on board who couldn't wait to meet his new mom. delivered in minutes right in the car. a startling video. has so many people watching. >>> does it matter if you're the youngest, oldest, middle child? a new study out that may have the answers. >> exclusive scenes from behind the scenes at "the bachelorette." how they really feel about kaitlyn. >>> and then these guys. come

though were clinging to the cliff.etrieve a cell phone. fire department rescue crews arrived and used ropes to reach the brother and sister and pulled them to the to which the cliff. they may have to first a judge because they were dress -- trespassing. >> the confederate flag will be lowered for good at the south carolina capitol coming down at the statehouse at 7:00 a.m. our time. the republican governor signed the legislation into law yesterday. the families of the victims last month in the massacre at a black church in charleston were by her side for the signing. we will bring you more on removal when it happens right here on abc7. stay tuned for updates throughout the morning and follow us on twitter@abc7newsbayarea. >> a broadway star now called "hero i >> an award win actress drove home a point about theater etiquette. >> a move to catch more will whys not sitting well with people in fremont. stay tuned. welcome to fort green sheets. welcome to castle bravestorm. it's full of cool stuff, like my second in comman

. >>> a man survives a 300-foot plunge off a bay area cliff. still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00, the dangerous mistake he made just before the fall. >>> the u.s. and cuba, formally end a half century of animosity. >>> new at 4:30 the counter culture sculpture getting a new home. >>> michael finney taking your questions on twitter and facebook. he'll answer them here live in just a few minutes. >>> let's get a live look at the afternoon commute. it is just horrid on the skyway in downtown san francisco. oncoming traffic trying to get to the east bay. right side of the screen trying to get to the 101 south. bumper-to-bumper in both dire >>> a teenager is recovering this afternoon after surviving a 300-foot fall off a cliff in san francisco. here's video of that 18-year-old coming off of a rescue boat and getting placed on a stretcher. crews found him at the bottom of a cliff at land's end shortly after 2:00 this morning. the san francisco fire department said the teenager was walking with a friend by a trail called dead man's point when he suddenl

the cliff was way too steep. by the time we figure that out we couldn't move. or down so we called 911. >> pretty scary the phone they called to use police was virginia's the siblings waited for an hour on the side of that cliff before rescuers could pull them to safety. >>> police in florida want to know how someone made off with a classic car. cops say somebody broke into several units at a public storage facility in mount dora florida. they have got away with this bright red and white '55 chevy. it happened early thursday morning. police want people to keep their eyes out. that's because the car is pretty easy to spot. the owner is baffled by the whole thing. >> according to what i found out now, there was over 30 at this storage warehouse that was broken into, and my car is the only thing that is missing from any of them. which is really strange. >> get this. the car owner had another one of his classic cars stolen a couple years back. it was found by police. he's hoping he has the same luck this time around. >>> well a little monkey business is keeping zoo

watch as he makes us feel like we're walking up to the edge of this cliff.ight here at the edge of this waterfall. can we jump? >> sure. >> yeah. >> oh. >> oh, wow. >> oh. >> i love the sound of this. he splashes right into the water. i feel like my ears are popping. >>> you go to work you do your job. you expect everything to go okay. but for this guy, it didn't happen. here he is. down next to the truck. see this big tracker? it rolls over a piece of wood. you won't believe where that wood started flying. >> oh my god right at the guy's head. >> exactly christian. >> no! >> it hits the poor man in the head. >> oh! >> the good news this man survived. reports say he's in the hospital in stable condition. it did fracture his skull. but again, this man survived this incident. >> i was expecting a plank of wood. not a trunk of a tree. he's incredibly lucky. >> and had he taken an extra second to finish doing what he was doing, just a few feet off, everything would be fine. he walked right into the shot. >> right. what are the odds of that? >>> what are the odds

also part of double switch new shortstop, cliff pennington. pennington in the ninth spot due up first in the last half of the 11th and delgado into the eighth spot where ahmed had been. top of the order for the giants. 5-5 the score. pagan to lead off. pennington. with play by play duane kuiper. >> duane: first pitch to pagan. pagan with a swing and a foul. into the glove of casilla. a couple of strikeouts, fly ball, and i ground ball. giants need a base runner or two. down the left feed-field line. is it fair? it is. pagan's going to be at second base with a lead-off double. picks a good time to pick up his first hit. watch pagan go the other way with the pitch from de la rosa. it was just a mat, was this ball going to get down? and it did. so here's panik. tenth inning crawford led off with a double. here pagan does. panik's stepping up. panik's got three hits tonight. he bunts this one. a good bunt. and gets by the pitcher. and they got him! a nice play by owings. was that the double dip, jon? >> jon: that's the way i read it. he was clearl

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hasn't stopped lighting himself on fire, but these days, he combines it with another passion of his, cliff diving. that way he will always be able to find the water. that's all for this edition of "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. >>> a man trapped in a burning car. >> i didn't know if the engine itself was going to explode. >> crashing to earth in a helicopter. >> i thought he perished, he died. >> clinging for life to a tiny tree. >> all of us were shocked to see just how many people were in peril. >> flipped upside down on the runway. >> i was terrified there was going to be fuel out there, and fire. >> sent flying by a truck. >> it knocked me out of the street into the curb. >> thrown from a moped. >> i just hit the ground before i knew it. >> plummeting down a rocky canyon. >> i thought that i was going to die, for sure. >> but a miracle or a lifeline, or a good samaritan appears -- >> i just yelled out help me, help me out. >> and they make it out alive. >>> "caught on camera, cheating death." hello. i'm contessa brewer. welcome to "caught on camera." we all fear it, that one

this dog thinks hey, people can jump off a cliff? so can i. will jump into that water. >> perfect form all the way down. >> i'd give it a ten. then we go to a 4-month-old chameleon, her name is laura. likes to play with bubbles. >> oh my gosh my head just popped. >> there is a lizard on that guy's hand and praises him to the sky like he's singing at churn but he's popping bubbles. here's the thing the guy says this is the first time this has ever happened. he said that the dog likes to chew on the bubbles but camillio eyes went in different directions it's interested so he put it under the bubbles and there you go. >> boy, i thought i had seen everything and now i know that i haven't. there are so many other things to see. >>> all righter, time to win $100 in summer cash. >> all you got to do is play a little game we call video knockout and vote for your favorite of two videos. >> just head over to rightthisminute.com and click on summer cash. >> cast vot today for your favorite video. >> play video knockout everybody for your chance to win su