. >> diane: hello and thank you for joining us. i'm diane mcinerney in today for deborah norville.t was supposed to be the happiest day of her life but this bride's day started with a major isis. her wedding gown was stolen but in her desperate call to 911. never did she think the operator on the other end of that call would actually save the day. >> the beautiful bride is wearing a very scial wedding gown but the story might renew your faith in humanity. her name is amanda and just hours before her wedding, disaster struck. somebody broke into the trunk of her car outside her home in kent, washington and stole her wedding dress. >> it was actually a cousin of mine. so she was handing it down to me. >> amanda called 911. she was so upset, the operator could barely understand her. >> now we've seen wedding dress disasters before. when this wisconsin woman's precious wedding dress was stolen she didn't take it lying down. >> all i could think was -- i'm going to catch the little punks that did this. >> alena gadke found her stolen wedding dress for sale on craigslist and worked with

diane: he was so--such a down-to-earth human being. he was such a real mensch, as they say, and his wife mary were very kind to me. i was, like, 17 when i met him. i was in the actor's studio and i somehow got drug into the playwright's group, which was pretty weird, but paddy was wonderful. i will tell you he said to me a great compliment once. he said, "diane ladd, if you stop acting and just concentrate on writing, someday, you will be one of our country's greatest writers." and i said, "paddy, my father sells medicine for chickens in mississippi as a living. he's a vet. i--he's been sick. i have to act to pay the rent. i can't stop acting,o.

that's worth watching one more time. >> diane: what were they thinking?ology kee >>> lights, camera, access. >> i feel good about it. >> the father to be's first words. i'm billy bush. does simon share if it's a boy or girl? and his boss is sounding off too. >>> no no no. say it ain't so. is the 'nsync reunion in doubt? i'm michelle beadle. what lance is and is not revealing. >> i even took a picture of it. ♪ baby it's in your nature >> of course she does. she's robin thicke's mom. and a great point is made about the so-called controversy. >> saying it degrades women. i said no, no. >> things are not good for him. >> i'm shawn robinson. plus who is lucky that this wasn't worse. [ bleep ] . >>> father to be simon makes it official. welcome to "access hollywood." it's taken him over three weeks to come clean, but now we can say with 100% absolute certainty there will be a little cowell coming into the world. >> simon cowell! >> i'm proud to be a dad. now i feel good about it. >> is it a boy or girl? >> not going to say. >> uneivocally embracing his status w

. >> and i'm diane dwyer. the two sides have been in meetings since 10:00 this morning but time is running out with a deadline of midnight tomorrow, and if they don't reach an agreement, a strike is likely monday morning, stranding more than 400,000 riders. bc's kimberly tere is live where talks are being held right now. hello, kimberly. >> reporter: million, diane. no one will say how talks are going on inside the workers. they have issue add 72-hour notice of intent to strike thursday. as the clock ticks down to the deadline now just 30 hours away, many who rely on b.a.r.t. are getting anxious. they went on strike last month for four days crippling mass transit in the region and causing headaches for those who needed to go. >> i telecommunicated the whole week. i know a lot of people do. some people took a ferry. it took 2 1/2 hours just to get on the ferry. >> it makes a whole mess. obviously they've got to do what they've got to do with their families but the ferry is a crazy place without b.a.r.t. >> repo

where i have a problem is diane lane playing hillary clinton. think sharon stone would have been a better choice for hillary clinton. i know you think i'm crazy. i think they look a little bit alike at this point in their careers. >> jim, what about it? >> that was a mouthful, huh? >> i can't sit still with that sharon stone thing. look, nbc news might or might not have nothing to do with this whole thing. cooperation kind of thing. but comcast which owns nbc does. the executive vice president of comcast raised $1 million for the obama re-election campaign. i imagine he's a big donor. this reminds me of the movie pt 109 released in 1963 where president kennedy hand picked cliff robertson to play him in the movie. >> sharon stone wasn't in that. >> ellen, any problems with that, with these media companies? >> first, it's interesting because larry o'connor pointed out that cnn doesn't have anything but a news division. nbc does have an entertainment division. so that's one thing. why is cnn doing that? secondly -- >> they have a film -- cnn films.

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soy diane. lanza las bolitas en la lavadora y la ropa guardada huele fresca hasta por 12 semanas. iguau! todavía huele fresca. [ esposa ] y ahora descubre el nuevo aroma brillo. martina, que tienes que decir a estos testimonios? esas personas ya no las conozco ¿entonces no vendes tu cuerpo ni vives mostrando tus partes ni dejando que te toquen a cambio de dinero? no. yo no conozco. yo no conozco esas personas ¿entonces son falsos todos los testimonios?¿tampoco tienes un amante? yo no tengo amante yo me siento culpable de que de lo que le pasó a mi hijo porque se me pasó el parto. yo me acerqué a los especialistas durante la pausa comercialy seguramente lo que pasó fue que se le pasó el tiempo del parto.... a poco por eso tiene el tumor en la cabeza? vamos por partes. cómo es que se te pudo haber pasado el parto? ¿no sabías cuantas semanas te faltaban para dar a luz? me hizo un ultrasonido y me dijeron que me iba a aliviar en diciembre. o a lo mejor ella no quiere tener hijos porque dice ella que

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all right, diane. all right, diane. spin around here. look behind you. >> oh, my god! oh, my god!y god, i don't look the same. >> you look beautiful. >> oh, my goodness. >> spin around. look at camera 12. tell us about the hair. >> this proves that 60 is young. >> what did you say? >> okay. >> okay. come on, louis. >> excited for it. >> whoa! okay. now 60, i mean, it's working. covering gray. people choose to or not to. if you want to look younger, it is the way to go. this proves it. the haircut was a short haircut. richard danning made it a little chiccer. big difference, hair color. >> what do you think? >> amazing. oh, my god. >> tell us about the dress. >> i love polka dots, but this is more muted especially for fall. this is by maggie london. >> beautiful. >> the bracelet is bauble bar. >> love it. [ applause ] >> all right. our second lady is esther martinez. she is 66. and from new braumsfeld, texas. she's been thinking about changing her look. when we ambushed her on the plaza, she decided to take a chance. what a woman. let's hear. >> esther's flipping out. we're going t

diane? >> it is a big and complicated vote from the british tonight. thank you so much, jim. >>> now, what about the man who has placed his country right in the bull's eye. tonight we have more about the leader of syria, educated in the west, who once told me he didn't believe in violence. so what changed? abc's terry moran covering the region from beirut tonight. >> reporter: today in damascus, while u.n. inspectors made another of their grisly rounds -- wearing gas masks, collecting samples -- just a few miles away, president bashar assad was shown on syrian tv addressing his troops -- still defiant, still looking very presidential. he was once a man who just wanted to be an eye doctor -- and who told diane sawyer in 2007 he was a man of peace. >> we are against violence in general and we denounce violence in general. we don't believe in violence. >> reporter: assad's an accidental dictator. he was a young doctor in london when his older brother died in a car crash, making bashar next in l

here is diane before. and come on out. here's the new diane. ♪ isn't she lovely [ cheers ] >> wow!e you ready? take off the blindfold, cindy. [ gasps ] >> oh, my god! >> amazing. >> are you ready to turn around? all right, diane. spin around. look behind you. >> oh, my god! oh, my god! i don't look the same. >> you look beautiful. >> oh, my goodness. >> look at camera 12. tell us about the hair. >> this proves 60 is young -- if you want to look younger -- >> what did you say? >> okay. >> come on, louis. >> oh, my. >> whoa! okay. 60 -- whatever -- it's working. covering gray. you know, people choose to or not to. if you want to look younger it is the way to go. the hair cut was short. richard janney made it a little chicer. big difference is the hair color. >> what do you think, cindy? >> amazing. oh oh, my god. >> tell us about the dress. >> i love polka-dots. this is muted especially for fall. this is by maggie london and the bracelet is bauble bar. >> a round of applause. >> our second lady is esther martinez. she's 66 from texas. she's been considering change ing her look. when

>>> good evening, i'm diane dwyer. the battle over egypt's future has sparked an unusual political split over washington lawmakers. democrats and republicans are on both sides of the debate. brian moore has the latest. >> while egypt teeters on the edge of civil war. >> the last few days have been unconscionable. >> the billion and a half dollars in aid some home will force egypt's military to rethink the violence. >> they're getting the impression that no matter what they do, our aid will continue. >> when someone is not down or rolled over with a tank bought with american money, do you think that buys friendship? >> president obama condemned the violence this past week. many in washington worry that the military will force the muslim brotherhood under ground. >> even though they started this, we can't support what the military is doing in response. >> the bay area dozens of people gathered to protest that military rally. they're against the coup and saying hundreds of innocent are dieing. >> the thing from yesterday,

thank you very much >> thanks diane. so i'm going to go quickly through the presentation which i think you have in your packets and i - if i can have the computer. i always find it useful at the risk of being redundant to replacement us that the one plan adopted does provide and does project a fair amount of growth in the region over the next 25 years namely an increase of seven hundred households and 1 million jobs. and for the city, of course, that means an increase of 1 hundred though households and 2 hundred thousand jobs. we are, of course, of course - the regional will grow sustainable we're being asked to accept 15 percent under that growth and we have about 12 percent now. it's for o important to talk about that as we talk about the planning we're doing along the waterfront and the plans we've adopted over the past decade those plans do in the get us to those numbers so it's important to think creativity about how we recognize the large amount of growth it's only 15 percent of the recreational growth. the main po

diane? >> alex perez once again on the story for us. thank you, alex. >>> and next we move to the big news tonight about the snub heard around the world. president obama has cancelled an upcoming summit, a meeting with president of russia, vladimir putin. it was to be next month. he did it right after russia gave nsa leaker edward snowden asylum and tonight two of the most powerful leaders on the planet are shadow boxing as the world watches. here's abc's white house correspondent jonathan karl. >> reporter: the last time these two got together the body language spoke louder than their words, sometimes grimacing, never agreeing on much of anything. now a new low, not just for putin and obama, but for russia and the u.s. for the first time since the cold war, a u.s. president is cancelling a publicly announced meeting in russia. it's not just putin's decision to grant asylum to fugitive nsa leaker edward snowden. he has also defied the u.s. by selling heavy weapons to the syrian government as its accused of slaughtering its own people. t

. >> diane: hello and thanks for joining us. i'm diane mcinerney in for deborah norville. what would you think if money started raining down on you? we mean lots of money, thousands of dollars literally floating out of the sky. who was behind it? les trent has the exclusive story. >> talk about dollars from heaven, that's real money. thousands of bucks just raining down out of the sky. stunned residents, young and old alike, scrambled to grab the cash. $5, $10, $20, $50, all of it thrown out by a helicopter pilot. >> i would just take a handful of money and throw it out. >> just look at all that loot. $10,000 in total. so what on earth is going on? believe it or not the money is a bequest from a businessman who owned a bait shop at this marina in delaware. he had a reputation as a bit of a grouch, but he secretly had a heart of gold. he put a clause in his will. >> i'd like to have $10,000 cash thrown out of an airplane when i die, down at the marina where i grew up and had a lot of friends. it's a place that brought me a lot of joy. >> becky lived with leonard for 30 year

diane? >> martha raddatz reporting on the tension overseas tonight. >>> back here at home today app entire nation remembered a dream that changed america. 50 years ago dr. martin luther king stood on the steps of the lincoln memorial to preach his message of racial equality and today the first african-american president walked those same steps as thousands of people sat in the rain to honor the largest civil civil rights gathering in the history of this country all those years ago. our team coverage begins with abc's byron pitts at the link on memorial. >> reporter: stand pg in the spot that reverend king stood 50 years ago. >> i have a dream that one day this nation will rise up live up the true meaning of its creed. we hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal. >> reporter: today president obama spoke to the needs of the nation. >> the test was not and never has been whether the doors of opportunity are cracked a bit wider for a few. it's whether our economic syst

. >>> good afternoon, i'm diane dwyer. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. we are on early because of the nfl preseason game at 5:00. >>> midnight tonight is weighing on people's finds aft near when b.a.r.t. workers say they will launch another strike a last-minute contract deal is not reached. we have coverage of the looming strike. testifiny trang in fremont, talking to b.a.r.t. riders and kimberly tere monitoring negotiations in oakland a b.a.r.t. union called a news conference and then called it off at 1:30 this afternoon. do we read much into that? >> reporter: no you really can't read much into it. i can tell you both sides showed up here at 11:00 this morning. that's when they told us about the 1:30 press conference. and at 1:30, someone did come down and we were told at that time that the lead negotiator for the amalgamated transit union was tied up, "working diligently to get a contract." that's all the union worker would say. she gave no indication how the talks are going right now. meantime that clock is ticking down to that midnight deadline you

we have ours, diane, and we have you covered. >> looking for luck tonight. thank you, linds zee. >>> still ahead on "world news" there has been a huge spike in the number of people hit by cars. why? we think the answer is going to be a surprised. >>> what in your purse has a problem for your health. amy robach reveals the problems in your bag. ♪ [ male announcer ] ever wonder why no other mouthwash feels like listerine®? because no other mouthwash works like listerine®. in your mouth, bacteria forms in layers. listerine® penetrates these layers deeper than other mouthwashes, killing bacteria all the way down to the bottom layer. so for a cleaner, healthier mouth, go with the mouthwash dentists recommend more than all others combined. #1 dentist recommended listerine®... power to your mouth™. icaused by acid reflux disease, relieving heartburn, #1 dentist recommended listerine®... relief is at hand. for many, nexium provides 24-hour heartburn relief and may be available for just $18 a month. theside effects may includeure and low magn headache, abdominal pain

but he also acknowledged the bloodshed may not be over, diane? >> thanks so much, martha. great to have you reporting out of egypt tonight. you can see more of it on "nightline." >>> a strange twist today back here at home and the strange drama with the mayor of san diego embroiled in a sexual harassment scandal. even amid a chorus of citizen complaints that he should go, including what someone wrote in the sky r surrounder bob. >> reporter: san diego, one of america's most beautiful cities spent its summer embroiled in a very ugly scandal, its mayor is mia, hasn't been spotted in city hall in a month. >> i have diminished the office to which you elected me. >> reporter: the 70-year-old went to rehab after 16 women accused him of sexual harassment. >> groeped me. >> reporter: today he spent a second day with attorneys in mediation, his resignation may be on the table. radio host mike slater has talked about almost nothing else for six weeks. >> one of the reasons why people are so fired up about this is because they know if they did what the mayor did, they would be fired

but he also acknowledged the bloodshed may not be over, diane? >> thanks so much, martha. great to have you reporting out of egypt tonight. you can see more of it on "nightline." >>> a strange twist today back here at home and the strange drama engulfing the mayor of san diego, bob filner. embroiled in a sexual harassment scandal. he spent the day behind closed doors wrangling with lawyers about coming back to work amid citizens complaints that he should go, including what someone wrote in the sky, "surrender, bob." abc's ryan owens has that story. >> reporter: san diego, one of america's most beautiful cities spent its summer embroiled in a very ugly scandal. its mayor is m.i.a., hasn't been spotted at city hall in a month. >> i have diminished the office to which you elected me. >> reporter: the 70-year-old disappeared after releasing that video. he went to rehab for two weeks after 16 women accused him of sexual harassment. >> he ran his finger up my cheek like this. >> he groped me on my back side inappropriately. >> reporter: today he spent a second day with attorneys

be sure and tune into "gma" in the morning and diane sawyer right back here tomorrow night. for watching. good night. >> next at 6:00. how close we are to a b.a.r.t. strike and what is being down avert it. >> why a terror warning that shut down u.s. embassies overseas has authorities on alert. >> what police know about a man suspected of driving into a crowd of people in venice beach. abc7 news at 6:00 starts right now. >> ama: we are now six hours and counting. another devastating b.a.r.t. strike looms, though talks continue in an attempt to avert the strike. good evening, i'm ama daetz. let's go right to cornell settlement yet but there are encouraging signs talks are going well. both sides decided to work through dinner break and have cancelled today's news briefings, this as a midnight strike dead willline closes in. >> thousands of b.a.r.t. riders are holding their breath, waiting to see if monday morning will bring a strike or settlement. >> do not lengthen it and all these people inconvenienced. >> if there's a strike i'll be walking more and staying home more. >> tod

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diane? >> alex perez reporting from the flood zone. thank you, alex. >>> from the downpour in the heartland now to the raging fires out west. hundreds of families evacuated there. homes threatened. abc's cecilia vega on the fire lines for us. >> reporter: the flames came right up to steve chittenden's face torching even the gate. all he could do was fight back with a garden hose. >> you can imagine 100-foot flames right there and it just roared. it was loud. >> reporter: in just seconds the raging inferno ripped through his 9 acres but somehow spared his home of more than 40 years. >> i thank my stars it didn't come any closer. >> reporter: many neighbors were not as lucky. in a matter of hours overnight the fire burned more than 15.5 square miles of land about 90 miles east of los angeles. drought conditions and hot temperatures have made for a dangerous fire season in the western u.s. the flames spread so quickly here residents say they had just minutes to evacuate. the fire even blocked an evacuation road, trapping rescuers for a ti

her part there was not bonded indebtedness to do all the things we needed to be done yes nancy and diane did their number but without the private sector he stepping up taking their investment capital laying it on the line. and you would think when la in charge first made the application to be selected in the competitive process i lied through my teeth i told them over a few months you'll need to do and they've hung in there. they've not allowed that lie in the ends the investment opportunity here represented something that's unique in all of america. there's no other piece of soil in america this is potentially as lucrative and profitable for both the private and public sector then this spot is going to be (clapping) so, i say to you and the investors you've done it right. you know that retirement board has a rile that says they can't invest in san francisco. how stupid is that. i hold ms. maxwell we don't want people asking questions about our investments and knowing san francisco is full of questions everybody babies that are not born ask questions that's the way we're. i'm hoping that

i hear, diane, that you love ping-pong.all in sick tomorrow, i'll call in sick, and we can play ping-pong all day. >> that sounds great, we have one in my backyard, we'll have to play my son. >> i have one in my garage and my boys play all the time. >> did you know that tournament started three years ago by may your ed lee to honor the ping-pong diplomacy. thank you, henry. thank you for choosing bay area news at 6:00. >>> this program is brought to you in association with louis vuitton watches. official partner of the america's cup series. >>> the official coffee of the 34th america's cup. nespresso.

diane has the evening off. we do begin with the chaos in egypt and a day of rage. america's crucial ally spiraling into what appears to be a near civil war. listen to the gunfire erupting in cairo. [ gunfire ] >> everyone there running for their lives outside this four seasons hotel in downtown cairo. just a horrifying scene. this too, the people trapped on the bridge, the tear gas, they begin grasping for cables. the man in the white shirt, just trying to get off the bridge, some even jumping. muhammad lila reports on the crisis in egypt after one of our own teams was surrounded on the streets. >> reporter: the crowds arrived angry, looking for a fight. >> no more army, no more army in egypt! >> reporter: and a fight is exactly what they got. with army helicopters hovering overhead, the muslim brotherhood, angry at the overthrow of their elected president, erupted in anger. [ speaking in arabic ] >> reporter: chanting "baltajiyya," which means thugs. many daring the military to shoot. >> we are peaceful. we don't have any weapons. okay? this is my under, okay? and

so i'll ask diane to come up and talk about the planning waterfront roles in the last several years >> good afternoon president fong and members. i'm with the planning and port division payroll if i could - i want to express any comploenz to kerry. so on behalf of myself as well as the staff and the port commission we wanted to express our presentation for everything she's left for us. i'm going to speak briefly as john indicated last month we did this informational presentation for the port commission to give an overview. we tend to look at what the

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it is a series with diane lane and as you can tell they are almost like twins. they say it is appalling that the network execs have taken it upon themselves to be hillary clinton's campaign operatives. nbc says it is completely independent and they say it is nothing to do with the mini series and there was a statement saying don't judge until you have seen the stupid thing. he responded saying the networks will treat hillary like a cat treats a bunny. what? >> prince rivas. >> prince rivas is a "star wars" character. >> jake, you and your fellow hollywood power brokers have been in the tank from day one. how does it feel being called out for it? >> why is there an argument about a documentary? no we can't put a hillary clinton documentary on. and how dare anyone keep diane lane from getting work. she is a fantastic actress and a treasure. i want to see her in everything. >> i loved her in "the outsiders" that's how old i am. smart move or dumb move? >> stupid. >> i agree. >> i don't know how you make a hillary movie or documentary without looking at the clinton

>> guest: oh, i don't know what to tell diane in brooklyn. she doesn't, um, seem to have an open mind. i would guess i'd ask her to read "the debt," and perhaps after she's read it she might be thoughtful about these things. or at least she can understand how we, of course, convey from one generation to the next the disabilities sustained. everything we do we come by from our parents for good or ill, and when our parents are question for that person. when our parents are crippled, so is the child. hurt people, hurt people. when you have space to love, when you are hole enough you always begin by loving yourself. to love yourself you have to know your story. when i was little boy and hadn't heard of timbuktu and then discovered significance and the significance of africa and its antiquity, that all of's bonds came from egypt and all of egypt's came from ethiopia before the dawn of time,'s science and math, its literature, so much borrow from ancient egypt. when i was a child i needed to know these things just as whites need to know about ancie

i'm diane dwyer. carrie sweeney is off tonight. the owner of a surf store is behind bars accused of lewd acts with some of his young students. police say they identified at least two victims and believe there could be others. in santa cruz with more for us. monty? >> reporter: good evening. police served search warrants here at the surf school and the owner's home and they found inappropriate photos of girls. the suspect in this case is well-known in the community. >> my main concern is the safety of the people on the beach. >> 38-year-old dylan is known to many for efforts to clean up the beach and keep the shore free of hypodermic needles. now he is held on a half million dollars bail at the santa cruz county jail accused of lewd and lascivious acts with children known as an expert surfer. he is seen displaying the skills he teaches to students at the santa cruz surf school. among the evidence collected at his business and home were photos and videos police say he made of girls changing into their wet suits. police say he coaxed

>> reporter: diane, police are still searching for the suspect or suspects in this case. streets were blocked off as police investigated the incident which left a man, a woman, an 8-year-old girl and a 12-year-old girl injured. all have been taken to local hospitals. oakland police was busy at the crime scene but just stop today give us an update on the 12-year-old's condition. >> everything seems to be okay. but we want to find out how that happened. >> reporter: police are still investigating what led up to the shooting. if you have any information, you are asked to call oakland police. again, two adults and two children are shot. all are expected to survive. children in oakland have been victims of shooting multiple times this year since january, 8 people under the age of 18 have been killed in the city. live in oakland, nbc bay area news. >> kimberly, thank you. >>> in union city, police are searching for a gunman who shot and killed two minnesota early in morning. one was pronounced dead at the scene and the other at the hospital. the first two killings this year in

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. >>> good evening, i'm diane von furstenberg. four people have been shot in oakland, a block from city hall. the shooting happened around 4:08 this afternoon. all four victims survived. it's not clear how serious the injuries are now. police are on the scene investigating and we have a crew on the way there. we'll bring the latest on the shooting at 6:00. >>> to sailors ended up in the water with the world cup. we have the latest. >> reporter: there were supposed to be two races today. it's the part of the schedule where from here on out, we are supposed to have two races in a given race day. we only got one. the one we got illustrated how fast these boats go and if they don't maneuver just right what can happen. take a look. if each race day at the louis vuitton is like this, the challenger may be spent and/or borrowing new equipment. a strange start with high wind exceeding the 19 knot limit. they work to fefrishly fix a broken dagger board. once the race began, it broke. they would not finish. emirates team new zealand found t

i'm diane dwyer. terry mcsweeney is on assignm t assignment. police are searching for a gunman who shot someone near the corner of third and julian streets not far from st. james park. people nearby say they were startled to hear gun fire in the middle of the day. >> we heard seven gun shots while we were in class, and really surprise to hear them so close by so the instructor went out and checked out to see what he could see, then he came in and shut the door and called 911. >> the man shot was rushed to the hospital and pronounced dead a short time later. investigators say they don't know what led up to the shooting or whether it's gang related. they are working on putting together a description of the gunman. this is san jose's 33rd killing of the year, san jose had 36 homicides in all of last year. >> to the wild fire burning near yosemite. the fire prompted concerns about what the ash might do to the reservoir which supplies water to san francisco. jay gray has the latest on what firefighters call the rim fire. >> reporter: overnight the r

. >> and i'm diane dwyer.ing us for this special edition. 400,000 riders use bart every weekday. tonight we all want to know will bart be running tomorrow? >> nbc bay area's kimberly tere outside caltran headquarters in oakland where the talks are still under way right now. kimberly? >> reporter: well, it's two hours away from that midnight deadline, and still no deal. almost two hours ago, bart's lead negotiator tomahawk walked out of the building saying he was heading to his office to talk to some people and get more input, presumably on a proposal. as he stepped outside, about a dozen bart workers who showed up earlier saying they were here to support the negotiators working on their behalf, tackling costs. hawk was able to tell us the two sides, in his opinion are, getting closer to coming to a deal. and he is still hopeful. a negotiator for amalgamated transit did not seem as optimistic. >> time. we've been in and out. they've been in and out. we wait for them. they wait for us. it's a normal process. >>

they have the actress diane ellayna, bill, set to do. this i think they are still going to do it. diane lane is somebody who is very attractive and beautiful actress and she is going to play hillary clinton. how can anybody say that's not going to elevate mrs. clinton in american life. >> bill: didn't julianne moore elevate sarah palin on hbo? >> no. >> bill: no, of course not she mocked her. >> there this is about skewering hillary clinton. >> bill: i shocked you i'm using irony that ms. -- >> it might be beyond my ms. moore very talented actress suddenly mocked sarah palin in that movie. now in diane lane is another actress suddenly mocked hillary clinton she would never work again in hollywood. you know, we know what the game is. so, the republicans are right to basically say to nbc and cnn, hey, look, we know you favor hillary clinton, both of those networks will. we know that but, if you overtly campaign for her, setting it up for her, we're not going to participate two points to be made there one is republicans don't want a whole bunch of primary debates in 2016 anyway. they

so that's where it stands tonight, diane. >>> understood. and anthony slaughter is in the weather center. it's just 7% contained. is the weather helping or hurting the situation right there? >> unfortunately, the weather is not helping the situation. they're talking about dry conditions that have been in place really since january. and all of the brush around this air what is just so dry that it burns very easily. and the air itself, well, the humidity is really the factor here keeping things dry also as well. you'll notice that humid et only 10 to 20%. not much in terms of what's going to help this fire go away. surface winds are out of the northwest at 5 to 15. winds aloft are about 40 miles per hour. so the characteristics of what actually is happening, this system is creating its own firestorm. you've got updrafts, downdrafts. and the smoke around this fire is more dense than the air that sur on yous the fire. so it's kind of acting as its own system. and that's why this is so hard to predict where the fire will go next with winds at the

. >> reporter: diane, that's right. evacuation orders issued for pinelake mountain, parts of grove land, and despite that some residents are deciding to stay behind, even as this fire edges closer. you can see behind me, a very large -- there's a large smoke billowing in the distance. now, about 15 miles from where we are, crews inside yosemite national park are working to protect two rows of giant see coyas. the fire is a distance from the groves of iconic trees but crews are clearing brush and setting sprinklers around the sequoias as a precaution. the fire burns along the northwest edge of the park. yosemite remains open was the west entrance on highway 120 is closed. the fire started one week ago and has scorched 200 square miles, larger than the enticityf san jose. 20 structures burned and 5,000 homes threatened. many who live in the threatened homes are struggling to decide whether to evacuate. >> you're scared and stressed. it's like you want to stay and guard your place but then on the other hand you're like, we

our permit with them runs through the end of the summer through september 2013 but diane scprts are in conversation with them about leaving them up longer. they weren't designed with materials to stay up in perpetuity but we are hoping they can stay up longer if there is public demand for that so we will keep you posted on that and again my thanks to steve and blain and diane and many others for their great work on this and i am happy to report we're in compliance with the bcdc permit which makes me very happy. next is a quick one. we're are cutting the ribbon on the brannan street wharf at 10:30 a.m. next week and i hope you can join us. you will hear about the presentation later and renee has presentation on the ribbon cutting ceremony and more to follow on that. next we have a accommodation for one of our long time employees linda battaglia has decided to retire. linda joined the port as a executive secretary and been with the part since 1993 and as a typist in the juvenile probation department so two unique departments to work with and happily has spent the bulk of here time with t