. >> reporter: deanna geiger has been worried about her dad jim. he was trying to make history by becoming the oldest american to ever climb mount everest. an avalanche killed a dozen guides affixing ropes for the climbers. but geiger was unharmed. his family was concerned. >> i'm happy to know he's okay and he survived it. >> just hoping he'll make it home safe. he's a wonderful neighbor and i'm looking forward to seeing him again. >> reporter: friends and family describe jim as a man in the best shape of his life. >> constantly going to the gym, doing his hikes up the mountains, carrying a 60-pound pack. just intense training. >> reporter: his other daughter shelly told me there's no doubt what her dad will do next. >> my dad is very determined. he is hard-headed. but he is going to summit. i know he's going to continue. >> reporter: geige's neighborhood and his daughters will be rooting him on. in sacramento, ktvu channel 2 news. >> i don't blame them. >> if geiger reaches the summit, he'll also be the first great grandfather to do it. >>> the e

so thanks to deanna and i spent about an identifying the sound of the fourteen nineties it seemed from the mosque. insanity the fact that the fight monsters and dna the point. activists say the decomposing bodies out of the bad tendency to tease and in fact the province anticipation the bodies of many of those who went missing but he found dumped in this plastic populated province. the richmond just kind of design to baptist east devon the province had to fight in the ninety six naked young incidentally against the occupation. matt bought this gun in nineteen fifteen. simmons said anthony ross independent income countries compete in grundy has been named in the interim pm and when i couldn't stop fixing the cracks. last the seventh sign of progress but to school to get tough enough to copy. she was soaked in august just to tease and sixty foot. bcci at the expense. pratt said on wednesday. his admission came in a petition filed by shane thompson. the site stands as the bcci to sit in his estimation. the bcci president ends in september and i'm sure the route to complete it the rules of

the agencies and the community base agencies and the youth and violence prevention agencies that deanna is heading up in our office and paul and the others working hard at doing this, but again we ask for everybody's help. if you really are concerned or see anything that we need to get done please let us know possible public and private side. i also want to complement our private sector. i was there at the building operations, owners, manager's association just yesterday and when we called out for san francisco orange pride week gosh we got a lot of volunteers and that enthese yusm has helped and even larry baer said "i can't believe the number of buildings and the opera hall and the ferry building and the private buildings and coit tower and voluntarily celebrated with us, so that is incredible unity in the city. moving to another topic because we will cover these later i wanted to make sure i mentioned that within these last few months through the cooperation of our city administrator naomi kelly we have appointed a manager of the caps program, and of course that is the community acti

gene deanna is in charge of the collection. >> the purpose of the registry is to bring national, global to the work of preserving sound. many parts of it are very much at risk. >> reporter: at risk because the many different materials used to record sound over the past century are decaying. give me some examples of what made the list this year. the selections are not just musical. >> what the hell has been happening to your committee? >> reporter: president lyndon johnson's 850 hours of recorded conversations made this year's list and showed his blunt style. >> reporter: it's such a clear representation of his technique, of how he went about his presidential business. >> that's right. ♪ brother, can you spare a dime ♪ >> reporter: the 25 recordings chosen each year must be at least ten years old. ♪ raindrops falling ♪. >> reporter: and they must also be of historic, cultural, or aesthetic importance. and some, such as the late jeff buckley's 1994 recording of "hallelujah" are all three. ♪ and from your lips you do the hall >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all

deanna rodriguez, abc news, new york. >> all right.rk in this business where i'm in front of the camera. so as lame as it's going to sound to some people out there -- yes, i'm a macho guy, but yes, i would try it. i've got bags under my eyes. when i heard $500 for a seven-week supply, never mind. love 'em and leave 'em. just saying. >> i understand the technology seems really cool. apparently most of the products out there -- nothing like this on the market. most of the things are made out of egg whites and starch. once you wash it away -- >> i can afford that. >> put that on your grocery list. but apparently as soon as you move or wash it away, it goes away. this seems interesting to me. if they want to send us a couple of free trials. i'll try it. >> right. is that on our insurance? you think it's covered? somehow i'm doubting no. >> probably not. >> never mind. >> you're a no-go for this one? >> no -- >> no, not for that amount of money. we tried. all right. >>> coming up next, a real bankruptcy ruling for a real housewife. the cele

blackwell was appointed after deanna santana left. his replacement has alrea been named. mayor kw tweeted "i'm pleased to name henry gardner as oakland's city administrator, effective june 15th. as mr. blackwell leaves we'll seek council confirmation." some may remember henry gardner, city manager in the '80s and early '90s. he starts work in mid have may. >>> a lot more to get to here on abc 7 news at 9:00. coming up next, another protest against tech company shuttle buss in san francisco. this time protesters take things a step further. >>> the new grocery super stores opening up in the bay area despite cheaper prices, not everyone is celebrating the decision. >>> also, spencer christian will have the accuweather forecast. >> tracking the approaching system, not quite a storm. mainly clear skies now. rain is on the way. forecast in a moment. >>> his stolen mascot is back on the road again with willie nelson. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbel

he was appointed after deanna santana left. now his replacement has named. henry gardner is named as oakland's city administrator, effective june 15th. as mr. blackwell leaves, will seek council confirmation. some may remember henry gardner, the city manager in the '80s and '90s. he starts work in mid-may. >>> an ex-san francisco firefighter charged with hitting a motorcyclist while driving drunk appeared in court the first time today. michael quinn is free on $100,000 bail for last june's accident. he was reassigned shortly afterward. the i-team first brought you the surveillance tape of the crash at fifth and market. really hard to watch. quinn faces felony counts that could put him in prison for three years. >> the first count is driving under the influence causing injury. the second count is driving with a blood alcohol content of 0.08 or higher causing injury. and the third count is driving a commercial vehicle with a 0.04 or higher causing injury. >> 49-year-old jack frazier is recovering from broken ribs and a punctured lung he suffered when thrown in

he was appointed after deanna santana left. now his replacement has named. henry gardner is named as oakland's city administrator, effective june 15th. as mr. blackwell leaves, will seek council confirmation. some may remember henry gardner, the city manager in the '80s and '90s. he starts work in mid-may. >>> an ex-san francisco firefighter charged with hitting a motorcyclist while driving drunk appeared in court the first time today. michael quinn is free on $100,000 bail for last june's accident. he was reassigned shortly afterward. the i-team first brought you the surveillance tape of the crash at fifth and market. really hard to watch. quinn faces felony counts that could put him in prison for three years. >> the first count is driving under the influence causing injury. the second count is driving with a blood alcohol content of 0.08 or higher causing injury. and the third count is driving a commercial vehicle with a 0.04 or higher causing injury. >> 49-year-old jack frazier is recovering from broken ribs and a punctured lung he suffered when thrown in

. >> she invited me, sarah and deanna to the kansas city so we can see what the movement is really all> with the babies. >> but sarah is soon on the side lines. unable to join in. >> deanna and sarah would say, she just didn't get our point. >> with so many people misinterpreting the message, is that worth it? >> i think a large majority get the message and a few don't. i don't focus on that. i'm paula faris in kansas city. >> i think you do the best you can. if you work in one of those crazy overnight shifts, then mommy in the daytime, it is the best you can do, maybe. and if there's a little slack in the rope, you do a little better and try to make it happen. >> that's all okay. i still don't understand what the firestorm was about the random lady in sacramento. she looks good. you should be happy she looks wonderful. you know what, you look wonderful in your own way. i haven't lost all the baby fat. i happen to think i look great. >> you do. >> you know what i mean? check it out. >> and i'm doing the best i can. >> you and olivia newton-john. doing your workout there. >> wow. quite

>>reporter: deanna perez' children are in the back seat when she hops in her car and suddenly -- >> get out of my car! get out! get out! >>reporter: it happened to hundreds of oaklanders last year. this time it's just a drill. perez is an instructor and this is part of an anti-carjacking workshop at oakland's kraub mcgau institute. >> we always try to keep updated about what are the current threats. >>reporter: owner danny zellick says in oakland carjacking is one of those threats. carjacking jumped 23% in 2013 over the year before. >> we decided that it's time to do a seminar. >>reporter: taking students off the mats and onto the streets where zellick and his team teach them to take down carjackers, even wrestling a real gun away at one point >> taking classes will definitely help you with prevention if you should get carjacked. >>reporter: the training is aggressive and sometimes violent and oakland police flat out discourage resisting. their philosophy, fighting back is not worth getting hurt or killed over property. zellick agrees the best case scenario is to deescalate the situatio

. >> diana is escorted by her father's mother, deanna mcgee, who is raising her. >> i know how much sheher and i know felicia, i've known her for most of her life. and she's a good girl. she's got caught up in some bad situations. she had a rough life growing up, which has affected her. and i hurt for the both of them. >> all rise. >> okay. you may be seated. we are here on case 563553. this is the state of ohio versus felicia smith. >> if convicted, smith could face up to two years in prison. but rather than go to trial, she's decided to enter a guilty plea to aggravated assault and domestic violence in exchange for what she hopes will be probation and her freedom. >> and you understand that by changing your plea here in the manner as indicated by the prosecutor, you would then be admitting the truth of the charges to which you are pleading. you would be waiving your right to go to trial and the court could proceed immediately to sentence you on these charges? >> yes. >> all right with that understanding how do you plead? >> guilty, your honor honor. >> is that made knowingly and volun

joining me judith brown deanna. codirector of inadvancement project. what does the landscape look like legally in terms of the fallout legally, not legislatively, legally, with the voting rights act, the core part of it, the preclearance part being gutted, the states moving ahead. what recourse is there now in the courts to fight back? >> right, well, thanks for having me, chris. so right now, with the gutting of the voting rights act by the supreme court, what we're finding is groups like advancement project and others having to go in and aggressively litigate. so, for example, we have a case in north carolina against what's called the monster voter suppression bill that has everything in there, it's the kitchen sink. but you also see in texas, very quickly, i mean, we must remember, after the shelby county case, texas tweeted out they were going to implement voter id right after that decision. north carolina waited until that decision to pass that monster bill. virginia never sent in their voter id bill to the department of justice because they, too,

. >> kyle already phillips and deanna somata started a wrennal coop. >> the two-year-old peeking in theickens to some 200 customers. >> people even understand what you were doing? >> like renting a car. get the coop for four weeks. two egg-laying hens, food and bedding and 24 hour chicken hotline you can call us any time. >> what do people ask? >> one customer with a particularly curious chicken that actually loved crossing the road. >> you don't have any answers for that? >> no. >> how has it gone? >> it's going really well. >> rent 20 to 30 cops per month. a good business can solve a problem it's going to be successful. >> the problem they solve is commitment issue. people don't know they want to get in to long-term relationships with chickens. customers sign a lease and rent a coop delivers. >> hi. >> this delivery was to claudia on her 18th birthday. >> oh, my, god. >> chickens. >> a surprise gift to say the least. >> for four weeks. >> she was speechless. what does one say at a moment like this? >> are you in shock? >> yeah, i guess, a little bit. did not expect that. >> her mother

deanna bailey is glad she did.lear, it's a totally different story than the one in the indian ocean. but the fbi allowed her and families of the passengers aboard flight 93 hear the chilling audio, that violent struggle in the cockpit on september 11th. remember, this was the pain that crashed in shanksville, pennsylvania. and so her husband at the time, tom, is one of several american heros who were hurt trying to take control of the plane after the four terrorists high ja s h jackjack -- hijacked it tom was able to call his wife before the horrific crash a number of times. and i quote it now, i know we're all going to die. there's three of us who are going to do something about it. i love you, hony. and she coauthored a book, fighting back, living life beyond ourselves. so glad to have you on. >> thank you so much, brooke. >> when it came time, did you hesitate at all when the fbi said would you like to listen to the audio recording from the cockpit, did you hesitate? >> i did not hesitate. and just to be complet

into its to he see you this mornings, deanna.to the show. >> thank you have any heaferred it put well this week on a scale of 1 to 10 this was an 11. why? >> this is a security code that is meant to transactions secure. been on two years. widely adopted. millions of web sights as well as the equipment that provides the connectivity all across the internet and all across the world. >> not to get too wonky and nerdy on people this morning it uses a protocol called open ssl which basically is the way most web sites connect, right? >> and connects securely. >> we all thought we were being secure, can you see on the top part of your browser lockbox i'm secure. for two years this was open. what could this effect? financial information? email? everything, right? >> everything. financial information. online shopping. security, think about the infrastructure. anything that connects to the internet could potentially be exposed. >> the problem with this thing is that it is not really on us to fix it we can do a couple things which we will g