sister deb didn't know what to think.y thing she was certain of was this. >> you believed at that point that dana had been murdered? >> yeah, i -- i believed she'd been murdered. >> who, why? >> i don't know. you know, i have no idea. what did she do? you know, why would somebody want to hurt this beautiful little girl that was full of life? >> reporter: it looked as though deb would never find out. a few months after dana's death, the investigation seemed to sputter out. >> the air seems to go out of the balloon, deb, and nothing happens. what do you think happened? >> i believe it was -- it was open for a couple of years. there wasn't a murder weapon. they just had her body. technology is different in 1982. >> no cell phones. no gps. just had stories and a victim on the side of the road. >> right. right. >> reporter: many years later, as she watched dana's daughter, now a teenager, trying to find out about her mom's mysterious death, aunt deb wondered if she should have pushed police harder. >> do you beat yourself up a

the very next day, deb went down to the creek she knows so well to survey the damage. was stunned by what she saw. >> that's when it was like, okay, so i called the mayor office, and i said, hey, palm, i'm here. let me know if you want any help. >> reporter: palm ferrara is with the city of san jose and had worked with deb in the past, so he knew she could help, but even he was surprised just how much. >> i mean, we're beyond grateful. it's just, i don't think i can ever thank her enough. >> we don't sister to worry about that. >> you see, within a matter of days, deb provided a checklist of equipment she would need from the stid and she tapped her list of willing volunteers. >> over the course of four days, you got about 1,200 volunteers, just to go into three neighborhoods. >> reporter: and over the next three days, another 800. that's 2,000 volunteers in just seven days. they went into homes and down to the creek, going a long way to returning life to normal along its banks. >> there you go. you got a pair. >> deb is quick to deflect any praise, saying she is simply

deb is quick to deflect praise saying she is simply a good organizer.thers are more generous believing on the list of people they would have to thank, deb is right to the top. >> you can imagine trying to organize that from scratch. within a matter of days she had this happen. >> she was the woman behind it all. and a lot of people came out. thanks garvin. >>> one stop shop for drivers. easy to renew your license at the grocery store. it is called dmv now. vons and albertson's has signed on. plans to place kiosk in the bay area later this year. >> we are getting hot now. >> as you are about to see in the seven-day forecast, we are going to be here for a while. that is a gorgeous view. up in the north bay right now. tomorrow, sonoma and napa, in the orange and red low 90s. san francisco you got the fog and enough of the ocean ac holding on tomorrow that will keep temperatures mostly in the upper 60s. livermore right now 83 degrees. chance of low 90s as we pass 3:00 in the afternoon. final stop takes us into san jose, 77 degrees currently by this time tom

deb has relied heavily on lists.hecklists to make sure she has the equipment she needs. >> ifr have a team of leaders. >> reporter: e-mail lists to make sure she has the volunteers to do the job. deb knows the power of them to get her day job done but had no idea what her lists could mean in a disaster. not until, that is, there was one. on february 21st, coyote creek overflowed its banks, flooding homes, neighborhoods and parks. the very next day deb went down to the creek she knows so well to survey the damage. and was stunned by what she saw. >> that's when it was like, okay. so i called the mayor's office and i said, hey, paul. i'm here. let me know if you want any help. >> reporter: paul pereira is with the city of san jose and had worked with deb in the past, so he knew she could help. but even he was surprised just how much. >> we're beyond grateful. it's just -- i don't think i can ever thank her enough. >> so we don't have to worry about that. >> reporter: within a matter of days, deb provided a checklist of

deb has been hanging on from houston, texas, good morning, deb. morning, i'm in 55-year-old a alliative patient, i am ill but not with a date yet. uninsured when affordable care act was worked on and done. the effect here is like reliving some kind of twilight zone. live in shadow of the texas medical center with barbara bush her husbandary with at methodist and the people that ive here in the county, in harris county, we have two ounty real old run down hospitals and harris county, stadiums for all, i the one person explain problem and will pass this on to you because i hadn't heard this angle. two groups of people that have to go down with the ship, all the medicaid people, getting nothing nyway or the people that do work and deductibles are $5000 kids' can't get the medicine. why does one group of us have to know, that sh, you is the whole thing. cornyn, i sendohn a postcard every monday, they call.answer the urgess says health care is not a right. i make $736 a month, less than $10,000 a year. i will not have a health savings to remember peopl

many, of course, decide to stay and take their chances. >> deb, there were some earlier reports that maybe two houses had burned? what do you were about that? >> reporter: yeah, we did hear that, and it did look like two. from the air, and also to the first arriving crews. one of the homes across the street was so engulfed in smoke that the crew thought it was on fire. turns out it was the vegetation around the house burning and making the house invisible. so that homeowner got lucky, and the one across the street, not so much. >> that's the way it goes with fire sometimes. >> to our north, meantime, fire crews in butte county are getting a handle on the wall fire. cal fire says it's few 55% contained. that's up from 35% this morning. about a hundred structures have burned since last friday. 41 of them were home. >> san francisco police are asking people avoid dolores park following a disturbance this evening. they are calling it a mob incident. they said hundreds of people had gathered to watch a group of skateboarders arrived down the hill, when the event somehow turned violent. on

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deb? >> reporter: the crash didn't seem to attract any attention -- the plane didn't attract any attention from the businesses nearby until it crashed. >> we heard the spleengs thought people were playing with fireworks again. >> reporter: they hear airplanes overhead all the time. >> a lot of times, they sound pretty low, like we have to duck. >> reporter: both injured children were rushed to children's hospital oakland by helicopter. the adult was taken by ambulance to a nap ark hospital. arriving paramedics tried to shield all of them from seeing their loved ones in the wreckage. >> we got multiple 911 calls when the crash happened. >> reporter: first responders rushed in. the local fire department is right down the road, but 38- year-old goldman was killed instantly. he taught international relations at university of san francisco. >> sheriff's deputies were dispatched right away, fire and medical were dispatched right away. it's never a good thing when a plane goes down. >> reporter:

deb steiner. what do you think of the tri tip?(deb steiner/customer- awesome. just awesome.)(reporter-how long have been in san jose sir?)(jack jones/customer- since 1957) (reporter-have you ever stopped by this location?) (jack jones/customer-no. never have.)(reporter-well, you have until tomorrow to get your hands on another tri tip sandwich. what do you think of the closure? this is very unique part of san jose.)(deb steiner/customer- it really is. it has a beautiful clock structure outside and the food is so good. everything is fresh and the bread is so crunchy)i could not agree more. i had a couple bites myself.there is a little bit of good news. if you're having tri tip withdrawals don't worry, donald says he hopes to have a food truck up and running in a few weeks but as for this location it closes down for good tomorrow.in san jose will tran kron 4 news (vicki) as if planning a wedding weren't stressful enough!brides across the country are panicking after the store they ordered their wedding dresses from suddenly closed thursday. popular bridal retailer alfred angelo

thank you to deb.. >> i know it was a girl, it was the only person on the train. >> let me finish. she said the girl, not a woman on the train, is bella, a sophomore at central high school. >> oh, my god. >> i agree, she beautiful. signed the mom of one of the friends. >> well now. you will never be together. you're right. like the song says. >> she -- (laughing). >> we had two minutes to shoot it because we didn't ask septa if we could do it, we ran down on the orange line, on organ avenue. we slot it really fast, but the only female on that train. train car. so oh, okay. there she is. she has a guitar. >> and now, we have her dad on the phone. >> no! >> i'm kidding. >> no! >> well, she beautiful. >> oh, my god. i could tell she was really young, than will be inch a prepare row at. but not that -- sophomore? >> sophomore. what is she like, 15, 16? >> beautiful and smart? >> i had no idea. >> how is how you defend yourself, bella, you're saying beautiful. you're saying her name. >> please, leave me alo

deb? >> reporter: there's just one runway here. planes generally take off to the west as this one did. it didn't attract any attention among the hangars and businesses until it crashed. >> we heard this big explosion and thought, oh, god, people are playing with fireworks again. >> reporter: they hear airplanes all the time. >> a lot of times, they're pretty low and we feel like we have to duck. it's unfortunate when something like this happens. >> reporter: on the plane, william sachs goldman and 3 others, his children and a woman. arriving paramedics tried to shield them from seeing their loved ones in the wreckage. first responders rushed in. the local fire department is right down the road. but 38-year-old goldman was killed instantly. he taught international relations at the university of san francisco. >> sheriff's deputies were dispatched right away, fire and medical were dispatched right away. >> reporter: the plane took off from sonoma sky park at 12:45 and crashed only a few minutes later in a pasture just outside the air

we'll hear from bill martin in a moment, but first let's go to deb. you learned the first crews dispatched to this fire knew rite away they would need help. >> reporter: yeah, they were headed here, ken. they saw a huge plume of smoke coming off of this slope, so they immediately called for extra resources. this is considered a high fire threat area, and it delivered on that reputation today. crews feared they could lose homes in this neighborhood, they lost one quickly after the fire started. he got out of his car. >> the fire started moving to the house and so i decided to go to the house to make sure that the people that lived in it were able to evacuate. >> reporter: he helped a couple and their two dogs to their car, and they drive away, at the time not realizing their house would be gutted on their return. and we thought we were going to save it. engines arrived, but fire had already taken hold at the trees and the roof. >> i was shocked to find that he we had lost the house. >> everybody tried hard to save it. >> reporter: after that, attention

'r computer hard drives from the home of long time ita florida congress woman deb wasserman-schultz. is he worked for schultz. says the fbi and florida capitol police are calling the investigation serious, potential illegal involving violations of the house it network, it's alleged that juan and three relatives had access to files on more than two dozen house democrats. there's speculation the democrats could turn to a familiar face in 2020. bernie sanders. he spoke focuses on healthcare. he reportedly keeping the door open to a 2020 run. sanders will be 79 years old when the next new hampshire primary comes around. his age and fbi investigation as to whether or not his wife jane falsified loan documentation. could hurt. as we learned anything can presidential politics. we're going to talk more about the democrats new slogan. does it sound familiar? what goes into building a brand? andrew lipstein coming back on the final five. the final five. rob . >>> welcome back, let's talk a little bit more about the slogan for the democrats. of this new slogan a better deal, better jobs, better

. >> reporter: you can say hi, yourself, deb. they're standing next to me. i'm standing next to jonathan branch and his wife kyi. they have the bouncy house, the music, the grilling is going on but more importantly, this year they plan to raise 2500 backpacks stuffed with school supplies for the city's lower income kids. now we have 2500, how did we get here? >> support of family, friends, neighbors, colleagues, just everybody's support. we couldn't do this alone. >> reporter: officer branch, we were talking a little bit off camera and you said it's important to have stories like this right now. why do you feel that way? >> basically law enforcement we're not always seen in the most positive light but with the family, friends, this big donations is how we came up with 2500 book bags. >> reporter: you talked about buying kids shoes and buying them school supplies when you're out on the beat in the city and we appreciate you taking your time to do this. before we let you go, we want you to take a look at the supplies inside right there. there is literally more

. >> reporter: within a matter of days, deb provided a checklist of equipment she would need from theity and she tapped her list of willing volunteers. >> over the course of four days we got about 1,200 volunteers to go into three neighborhoods. >> and over the next three days, another 800. that's 2,000 volunteers in just seven days. they went into homes and down to the creek, going a long way to returning life to normal along its banks. >> there you go. you got a pair. >> reporter: she is quick to deflect any praise, saying she is simply a good organizer. others are more generous. even though the worst of the flooding is long in the past, she says the impacts of the creek are still lingering, and she and her volunteers are still out there cleaning to this very day. nbc bay area news. >>> still to come, there are some young new members to the sacramento zoo. why brothers and sisters were highly anticipated. ♪ what should i watch? show me sports. it's so fluffy! look at that fluffy unicorn! he's so fluffy i'm gonna die! your voice is awesome. the x1 voice remote. xfinity. the future of

where team picks three tepid and suffer a test match is a designer deb desperation.there are more questions than answers. jennings falls into the uncertainty character. his positive start a test match cricket is starting to seem like a long time ago. ducks do not help. when a player is starting his career technique and temperament are as important as runs and westley displayed that come he favours the leg side. what he'll be sad about is that he got 25 and then got stout straight out after lunch. a lot of batsmen do that. between the rain showers in the overcast conditions, i wonder how many timejo root wondered if he should have decided to bowl rather than bat. the last thing he needed was a brilliant one—handed catch to end his earnings one—handed catch to end his earnings on 29. milan, the last thing he needed was a wickedly swaying yorker to end his debut innings on one. brilliant bowling and not much you can do about that. alastair cook's innings demonstrated the power of discretion in test match cricket. when to leave, when to defend, when to attack. that only

. >> reporter: you could see from the deb debris -- the debris how high the water got. >> reporter: look at the seats. you can see it was much higher. there's mud all over these seats. >> looks like the car is pretty bad. >> the car is totally gone. >> reporter: you think it's totaled? >> yes. >> reporter: it is clogged storm drains that seem to be causing most of the problems. here is inbound connecticut avenue in kensington. about 3 feet the road. but as soon as a state highway crew arrived and dug out the debris, the water swirled away down the drain. >> a miracle. >> reporter: there are even more logs and debris clogging the bridges over rock creek. crews closed down beach drive. but that failed to keep people from driving through the high water anyway. despite all the warnings that that is a terrible idea. >> the water just pouring out of the sky right now. not that much traffic on the road. maybe people are listening and trying to stay off the roads. we're going to be cruising around keeping an eye for any trouble. we'll let you know what we find. live in kensington, bruce leshan,

. >> you hear that, deb? you're in the clear. >> we >>> well, take a look at this story.his is amazing. it's hard to see, so you have to take a close look at the video, but a couple of firefighters rescued two deer from a forest fire in flagstone, arizona. the firefighters picked up the , deercarried them to safety. the two fawns had gotten separated from their mother. they were trapped in the path of the blaze. wildfire is raging through arizona's prescott national forest. the fire burned more than 25,000 acres. apparently the fawns though, good news, they are safe and back home with their mom. >> cool. >>> so if you're looking for a little exercise and fun this weekend, maybe take a cue from these guys. how about some logrolling? they are 65 athletes, some as young as 7 years old. they gather in madison, wisconsin for a pretty exciting and challenging event today. >> my mom loved coming to the log-rolling competitions. i started at the would travel with us and we would do these competitions. >> in addition to some friendly competition the event also raised money to supp

bayview this weekend will be home to downward facing goat, baby goats wander around as the teacher debburkman leads you through a 30-minute practice. look at that, sometimes they try to eat your hair. who would want that. so many people. they have sold out and are adding classes this weekend just to meet demand and finally an ice cream sundae showdown on sunday, of course, at soma street food park. cup it, it float it, scoop it, cone, it however you like it. if you go to the yoga with the goats send me a picture and to see all the information on those events go to abc7news.com. we'll link you up with hoodline. a very sweet dog with a fascination for belly rubs is looking for a new home. her name is fiona and she likes >>> coming at 4:00, this is a great time to see whales in the bay, but some boaters are way too close. how you can see them and keep both you and the whales safe. also facebook's grand plan. how the social media giant is looking to create a company town. that's tonight on "abc 7 news at 5:00." all right. as promised, it's time for perfect pet, and mike is back to introduc

the cal fire stays this fire goes anywhere it wants pb deb by philips is an evacuee. >> i'm praying my house is okay. >> she is watch her home. >> the landlord stayed to fight the fire along with it. so i'm just hoping and praying he made it. >> asking god to spare what she didn't take with her. >> i got my clothes. and pictures of my grandchildren. that's what was important. >> the fire started sunday and raced in several directions running along highway 49 now both side of 140. hundreds of structures threatened be 8 destroyed, 5,000 evacuation ordereds issue processed. the dry grass and trees weakened by the previously draut. >> the fire has several fingers around the town. and right now it's not behaving at erratically as this afternoon when the winds. >> reporter: with conditions so favor to believe fire we're told the debt whiler fire is burning almost the same pace day and night. and just to give you an idea what the firefighters are up against, a cal fire spokeman tells me an ember from in fire blown forward has a 100% chance of starting another fire. from an evacuated mariposa

owe deb he will herrera will in the play tonight.hould say he will in the play but he has been benched. he will not be in the starting line up. yesterday against astros he didn't run out a ball in the sixth inning and first inning he flipped bat. we heard from pete mackanin and he said it has nothing to do with those transgressions last night. however, once again he is not in the starting line up, you do the math. >>> that is story from the novacare complex, i'm don belfor cbs-3 "eyewitness sports". >> don, thank you. >>> when we come right back lawyers. >> local attorneys were trading one court for another because shoulders were fo♪ mamade for greatness.not da. having a baby. caring for your parents. learning you have a condition. these are moments when people realize that where you get your medicine matters. and they look to us. cvs pharmacy. for advice. and ways to save money. plus, get up to fifty extrabucks each year just for filling prescriptions. switching is easy. we're here for you. join us. at cvs pharmacy. ♪ >>> well, you

deb in belfast, 6lasgow, edinburgh, the lake district and north—eastern england.. a little bit better in the north, some sunshine. england and wales, up to 25 degrees. another decent day on the way for wimbledon. 23 degrees at least, cloud breaking up through the day. look at the temperatures climbing through wednesday and thursday. temperatures even higher on wednesday, possibly up to 28 degrees in london. still a little bit on the cloudy side across the north. here, temperatures starting to rise. eventually, we will get up to rise. eventually, we will get up to 20 in belfast and the high teens in glasgow and newcastle. thursday, looking like it will change. in for some thunderstorms. exactly where they are could be a bit further towards the east. further to the south and north as well. this part of the countries where those storms will happen. friday, temperatures peaking in london. other parts of the country starting to cool off. into the weekend, weather fronts coming of the atlantic and bringing us some coming of the atlantic and bringing us some fresher weat

deb debra has contacted shops concord by facebook.d dresses directly from the alfred angelo store. >> their dresses might be held hostage in a store and they're not releasing them. >> reporter: debra has done her best to find the same dresses for these brides in the right size. >> i was able to locate it for her through one of the other bridal shops. that was a cool thing. >> reporter: that's exactly what she was able to do for rose marie. >> knowing you have someone behind you doing all this extra above, 100% above and beyond is just amazing. >> reporter: now, i posted a link to a facebook page for brides where they can send out an sos, a wedding shop just may answer and have the needed dress. now, i want to hear from you. my 7 on your side hotline is weekdays 10:00 to 2:00. you can also reach me through facebook and abc7news.com. >> thank you, michael. >>> major change for this year's running of the san francisco marathon. this sunday drivers will face numerous road closures before, during and after the marathon which begins at 5:30

deb row from big thunderstorms we're rolling out west overnight.ia and western pennsylvania and no showers or thunderstorms throughout the morning. otherwise our friend hazy hot and humid have returned and they'll be here in a big way. 96 today, 5 tomorrow. 98 thursday. overnight lows upper 70s to near 80s. you know you -- do what you need to to protect quu quuringself. make sure you drink plenty of water. check on elderly neighbors and maybe sure pets are >> carbs and delays this is over 95 in stafford. and crash moved over to right shoulder and heavy volume and that lingers baingt 17 and traffic is just crawl ago long there. and those delays. route 1 northbound also dealing with bailout traffic. let's switch to maps from the view of sky fox red and yellow on the map and again through dale city this morning upper loop heavy delays back to springfield interchange because of stall out by 50. keep it to "fox news morning" all metro rail lines on time more metro and traffic for the 7:00 & ♪♪ it's go time at dunkin' with two egg and cheese<