don sanchez has more. >> more than a million deaf or hard of hearing people in california experiencelements in the theater. >> simulating how they will see 61 theaters that are installing close captioning. >> i'm so excited. >> this is just wonderful news. >> she is deaf, s she hasn't ben able to go to theaters in years. >> i have missed all the movies. >> but that will change. >> it actually is major breakthrough. >> they filed suit against the theater charging discrimination. the company agreed it's time for close captioning and suit has been dismissed. >> they were very accommodating and willing to work with us. >> the cost is under $2,000 a theater. >> it coincides with converting to digital. at the same time they will implement close captioning for deaf and hard of hearing people. >> the device in lobby that will feet in a cup holder and captioning is transmitted to go it. they will be installed by every one of is theaters in may of next year. the hope is tle they will be close captioning in every theater in america. it makes sense, opening up a new market. >> there is a large d

don sanchez has more. >> we all know what the golden gate bridge looks like but what does it sound likehony orchestra has commissioned a work by what happens here every day. >> the unique feature that we are going into the community and asking people to contribute in their own way. >> sharing their ideas on the facebook page. >> update sounds and even videos that may be inning had. >> inspired by that input and by sounds that are being recorded. >> sounds of seagulls, bicycles. >> he find go what he needs. >> it is an inspiration, finding music in every movement. every cable, every lane and obviously every sound. they have the symphony and improvised the sound. >> we play the fog sound, rolling repetitive chord that sounds kind of mystical and uncertain. >> on may 24th it will come together as part of the 75th anniversary. it opened in april, 1937 and this is like a tribute. >> when i cross every day i think of the engineers, the human spirit behind the design and construction. men that built it. >> it's a majestic salute into music to one of the great engineering marvels. don sanchez,

don sanchez so the aisle to review the movie.x=x=x=xx >> here are the winning numbers from last night's drawing, mega number was 45. nobody got them all. tuesday's jackpot is estimated at $24 million. >> in theaters this weekend a new adult comedy called horrible bosses, they are so bad, employees like to kill them. don sanchez checked it out on the aisle. >> kevin spacy evil. he loves to torture employees. >> sorry. >> jennifer anniston talked dirty and has one thing on her mind, this is harassment. >> what do you mean by trim the fat? >> colinfarrel is almost unrecognizable. they are beside you often. >> that is jamie foxx and it puts the comedy into another realm. jennifer aniston, foul language bombs and explicit body talks. stacy and farrell, takes it over the top. it's funny stuff. >> this is very raunchy film, eventually the cast members intersect and what a collision that is. i'm sure we've had at least one horrible boss. it proves that good guys can finish first and i'll give it half a bucket. we'll see you on the aisle.

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i'm don sanchez, abc7 news.> here's lisa with a check your forecast. >> there's a little bit of fog but not everywhere you look is showing the fog. here's mount tam where skies are clear. patchy fog in the city a couple hundred feet deep. but for all my forecast friends out there, fireworks friends, including jerry, here's the forecast for the 4th of july. we have fog along the north coast. san francisco should see clear skies early. 8:30, 9:30 time period, patchy fogs. numbers in the 60s. i think it will be better than last year. in fact, hot if you like the temperatures warm. it will stay warmen land to the middle of next week. the only place will be the coast that you feel the sea breeze. >> i was attesting son yesterday, wonderful. >> a good crowd. >> it was. >> coming up at, a jury verdict over documents destroyed in a wildfire. they just happen to be documents written by albert einstein. and a plane incident caught on camera near sausalito yesterday. we will have i have fallen in love with making bird hous

i'm don sanchez. abc7 news.ee you on the isle. >> lisa and i can't even understands that movie, we have such beautiful bosses here. >> yeah. >> what's going on whenever wise. >> we have the low clouds from above. so that looks nice above the 1800-foot marine layer. below, kind of a gray out there and that's what we are stalk with around the morning hours. we have afternoon sunshine on the way for everyone except right at the coast. 59 1/2 moon bay. you notice no 930s. cooler today. 84 concord. 1 santa cruz. a look ahead, we are looking at temperatures continuing to come down right after the middle of next week. today will be warm compared to the way it will be like wednesday, thursday. >> all right lisa. thanks for joining us on the abc7 saturday morning news. the next newscast at 8:00 a.m. stay connected 24-7 at abc7news.com. have a fantastic day. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] nutri-grain -- one good decision... can lead to another. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with real fruit, more of the whole grains your body needs, and a good source

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living off campus would not be the same. >> don sanchez,abc7 news. >>> the man accused of stealing aso from a san francisco art gallery apparently has some other high end tastes. he was arrested last week for stealing the picasso from a gallery in union square. now we are learning he is charged with stealing $6,000 worth of wine from a liquor store in new jersey in april. security cameras caught him on video as he left the store. he is accused of taking three bottles of wine worth $2,000 each. he is set to appear in court on the art theft charges on friday. >>> right now let's talk about the weather and just how unseasonably cool it has been. >> and it will stay that way for awhile longer. sandhya patel is here with the forecast. >> it is going to stay that way for a couple more days. we are starting to notice some changes tonight. since the morning we woke up with the drizzle the extensive cloud cover, and then right around the time the sun was going down we started to see some clearing. look at this time lapse from our camera. you noticed the low clouds once the sun came down. we s

here is don sanchez on the aisle. >> you are doing fine. >> wow, shades of butch cassidy.est, harrison ford rules the town with an iron fist. then daniel craig shows up. >> he is one tough guy though. >> i don't want any trouble. >> right, clint -- but pow! aliens arrive and they mean business. they are after us. they rope people off like horses to study them. >> she knows more than she is letting on. she has great eyes. >> but that again, the dialogue can't win an award but it boils down to last chance team effort against a force that seems unbeatable. >> this has everything you can imagine, genre, cowboys indians and aliens and great special effects. parts of silly and too long but it's still a rip rolling good time. i give it almost three-quarters of a bucket. i'm don sanchez and we'll see you on the aisle. >> he is animated there. >> how about that stuff about the weather. >> absolutely. we've got some storm activity well east of the bay area but typical low clouds and fog. this is san jose, looking at sunshine and temperatures approaching 80 later on today. further so

here is don sanchez on the aisle. >> reporter: an alien ship crashes on the moon and when our astronautsin 1969, they are in awe. that is only the beginning because what is on the moon is headed our way. special next, they are about to unleash is a spectacular. they worked hard versus the evil. but the machines do have some emotions at times. a one man crusader but his girlfriend, played by rose had i huntington in this laughable script. she shows she doesn't need it. >> it's a long film, two and a half hours, final hour is the big battle and it is destroyed, choose everywhere. our heroes survive. this is an exercise in excessiveness with mindboggling effects from our own industrial light and magic. >> i am worn out by this demolition derby orgy. the dialogue sucks. chicago, now all their land marks are gone but it will do great box office so i will give eight full bucket, but overall the picture gets half a bucket. we'll see you on the aisle. >>> pressure is on with the forecast? >> we've got microclimates in full swing with the fog right now at the coast but it will clear and see upper

arts and entertainment reporter don sanchez takes a look on the aisle. ♪ ♪ >> harry potter. that has come to die. >> the final showdown, harry potter versus the evil lord baltimore. the ultimate battle of good versus evil. >> it helps if you read the books or seen the film so you know who is who. familiar characters die. there will be some revelations. there is some no, sir certainly a gentleman. one comes for one last blowout. >> he is ripe for the taking. big battle is pay off, this is series that goes out with a bang. >> i think this film is satisfying to those that read the books and audiences that came to see the film. it's visually impressive and well written, overcoming fears and adversity and how we change as we mature. i went back to my notes first film with ten years with a young crowd that hung on every word. it was the same thing this time, cheers and tears during the zreeng but the 3-d i found it somewhat murky, for that reason i'll give it a little less than a full bucket. we'll see you on the aisle. >>> wod wondering if he was wearing his glasses correctly. >>

don sanchez, abc 7 news. >>> move on to the weather forecast. spencer christian is here and talking cooling. >> talking about it all weekend long and final lit temperatures in the upper 90s to around 100 are disappearing. >> excellent. >> a live view from the high definition east bay camera looking towards the western sky. you can see the glow after the setting sun and just a few u little puffs of low clouds moving in across the bay. we do have fog at the coast that has been there throughout the day. the triple play this afternoon as you see on the satellite closeup. fog at the coast, heat inland and thunderstorms it in the sierra. a line of powerful thunderstorms up and down the sierra mott range. the thunderstorms have gone away. right now back in the bay area, calm conditions. clear skies. some fog at the coast. recommends ranging from 55 degrees at san francisco and half moon bay to 78-79 at concord. 82 at antioch, the hot spot for several days and several evenings now. >> we will have mild conditions overnight. eases up in the inland areas

. >> don sanchez has what's hot. ♪ >> sophisticated andrea marcovicci in the razz room. >> jewish filmestival little powerful films that offer discovery. >> theater works presents a new comedy fly by night about life changing events and 1965 new york blackout at lucie stern theater. >> paul riser joins forces for a new cd. here them at bimbo's 365. >> flying kites and family foon at annual berkeley festival. kites aren't just for kids at the berkeley marina. >> this is hilarious one woman show across india in flying yoga. >> fifth chevron festival has naltdly renowned performers at lescher center. >> and weather is going to be nice, too. >> it's going to be nice and cool at the coast. >> thank you for j (speaking in international language) and he said unto them go ye into all of the world and preach the gospel preach the gospel  ♪very creature in the world. (applause) 

i'm don sanchez, abc7 news. on the isle. >> coming up, police control an angry crowd after an officer-involved fatal shooting. a shooting that kills a man in san francisco. and casey anthony is now a free woman. what happened when she was released from jail? can i eat heart healthy without giving up taste? a man can only try... and try...and try. i heard eating wle grain oats can help lower my cholesterol. it's gonna be tough...so tough. my wife and i want to lowe our cholesterol, but finding healthy food that tastes good is torturous. your father is suffering. [ male announc ] honey nut cheerios tastes great and can help lower cholesterol.

don sanchez has a look on the aisle. >>. >> harry potter the boy who lived. come to die.wn. harry potter versus evil lord. he and challenge, epic conclusion. ultimate ballots of good versus evil. if if it helps if you have read the book or seen the film so you know who is who. some familiar character die. hog wart get torched. there will be some revelation. there's nostalgia. character from the past show up either in his memory or back for one last blow out. >> you kept hill alive so that he can die at the proper moment. >> bring him to me. >>reporter: harry searches destroying this tl and get rid of them and he's ripe for the taking. >> find him. first, big battle is the pay off. this ace series that really goes out with a bang. >> i think this film is satisfying. those who read the book and audience who came to seat film. visually impressive and literate. well written. team with issues like over coming fear and adversity and how we change as we mature. i was going back through my notes when i saw the first film 10 years wagon a young crowd who hung on every word and it

i'm don sanchez, abc7 news.ee you on the isle. >> i give the weather a third of a bucket. >> i'm with you on that one. plenty of gray, economist drizzle out there. cooler than average temperatures. what else is new. we are on this trend of temperatures barely in the 60s for the afternoon in the city with very little clearing. 70 in fremont. near 80 around antioch. we will get into a gradual warming trend midweek and near 90 inland by the end of the week. >> that will do it for us. thank you for joining us. i'm carolyn with lisa. our next newscast starts at 9:00. 9:00. have a great sunday, everyone! announcer: when your eyes are smiling, you're smiling. be kind to your eyes with transitions lenses. transitions adapt to changing light so you see your whole day comfortably and conveniently while protecting your eyes from the sun. ask your eyecare professional which transitions lenses are right for you. transitions lenses are available at a site for sore eyes location near you. since time began. not anymore. ♪ fiber

but as don sanchez explains, they are changing that. >> more than a million deaf or hard of hearing peopleerience it in a theater. >> simulating how they 61 theaters that are installing close captioning. >> i'm so excited. this is just wonderful news. >> she is deaf and hasn't been able to go to theaters in years. >> i've missed all the movies. >> that will change. >> it's absolutely a major breakthrough. >> they filed suit against cinemark charging discrimination. the company agreed it's time for close captioning and the suit has been dismissed. >> cinemark was very accommodating and willing to work. >> the cost is under $200,000 a theater. >> it -- $2,000 a theater. >> at the same time they will close captioning for deaf and hard of hearing people. >> they will get a device and captioning is transmitted to it. >> they will have it installedey of next year. next up negotiations with amc and regency chains. it makes sense from a business standpoint. opening up a new market. >> there is a large deaf and hard of hearing community out there that is untapped. >>> that is good news for people.

don sanchez spoke to lugo from jail today. cameras were not allowed inside but lugo says he doesn't want a public defender. since its such a high profile case, he wants a high profile defense attorney. >> a tragic accident at the ballpark after a baseball fan falls to his death. how major league baseball is responding. >> royal couple touches down on u.s. soil. warm reaction william and kate received in los angeles. >> an icon of american politics passes away, we'll have more on better at this ford. >> and coming up next on "nightline," babies behind bars, we go inside a program that let's convicts keep their babies while they are in prison. >> first ever interview, jaycee can i eat heart healthy without giving up taste? a man can only try... and try...and try. i heard eating wle grain oats can help lower my cholesterol. it's gonna be tough...so tough. my wife and i want to lowe our cholesterol, but finding healthy food that tastes good is torturous. your father is suffering. [ male announc ] honey nut cheerios tastes great an

. >> and and we talked to don sanchez today, don, he didn't want to talk about the case, did sne. >> no. but mark lugo thinks that this story, which is received international exposure has been blown out of pro portion. no camera, he said. we talked in a jail meeting room. he stood up and this is what he was awearing. the new jersey man told me he can't talk to his family because his cell phone has been taken and he's looking for an attorney. he says he's looking for a high profile defense attorney taking his case pro bono. he won't tell me if he took the picasso and abc 7 news was instrumental in asking lefty odoule's to check its video. >> he doesn't appear to have been involved with anyone else at this point. >> he worked in upscale restaurants in new york city, including perse. with that experience, i asked how food is? n.jail. i've tasted better, he said, he's been held on $5 million bail, probably be arraigned on monday. winestein gallery thopz get the picasso back next week, after their beefier security system is installed. >> i would imagine, thank you very much. >> and still

and don sanchez is live where the heist occurred. >> the man just walked in, grab that had picasso after the -- off the wall and walked out. that drawing may be worth $200,000. it was on a column inside of the place. near the entrance. police say the suspect was only in the gallery long enough to grab the work and leave. it's called a 1965 pencil drawing on paper that translates into "head of woman". it's small, just eight by 10. the theft is a blow to gallery owner roland winestein creating a museum like atmosphere accessible at union square, he's upset and reassessing security. >> i feel sorry because it is my goal and has been to be able to bring what you see here, on to street level. we just need to do a better zwrob make sure security in place. >> this is something high value. we're hoping this will turn up soon, somewhere. >> investigators say the suspect is six feet tall, wearing a dark jacket, white shirt. dark pants and loafer was out socks, a peppy look, if you will. cab drivers picked up people in the neighborhood at that time. this driver says there was someone similar to the

don sanchez is there as it gets ready to kick off. >> i think you're right.ng an instant gallery with third edition of the art walk happening today. what is unique is that they're great works from artists in the neighborhood. take a look getting it ready z yes, here there is art of all kinds. music and dance. among these gal riz are nooun unique masks for children. and in a sense, they're being reinvented. >> this is a pack from a juice box container this, is a lid have fr a whole foods party tray. plastic table cloths. a mylar balloon. we make these creations. >> this brought so much unity to the community. there is businesses and bringing artists from around the bay area, making sure local artists are featured. >> this is just a preview. the naz festival happening again in this neighborhood. it used to be the heart and soul, musically speaking of san francisco. and music, food, loads of artists. and there is i suppose plenty of parking. we'll show you what's happening then. also, there is a preview of an international jazz star. you'll hear that at 6:00. >>

abc 7 don sanchez is live, two great he veents yes. it s you know?here is instant art on the street now. and there is things going on down all over the place. and there thing goesing on due to tomorrow's big jazz festival. the art walk is a celebration of the neighborhood. >> this is unifying communities. >> the art here comes in many forms, and even kids get involved. look what they've come up with. >> we make masks and costumes out of stuff that can't be recycled. >> this is a spirit of enthusiasm that drives this. >> this is going to be one of the biggest events this is the heart and soul of the sti and so it celebrated three days this weekend at the filmore jazz festival. 12 blocks and music, food and a lot of art. but the music legacy is celebrated daily. there is an exhibition in there now. visitors coming from around the world. music is an international language. >> this has become, you'll see the world influence on jazz. there are a number of artists coming and it doesn't mean swing or 50s beat. >> that is the guitarist in a sound check at yo

among them is don sanchez. >> this san francisco mim troop continues bold theater. from beginnings, the troop has taken an unflinching look at the headlines and set them in its sights. this comedy is called 2012, the musical. the year of the election, financial crisis, the end of the mayan calendar. >> we're so focused on meteors and there is stuff we're missioning. things we can do something about. and this is a play with music meant to inspire the audience. >> you want to get stuff that is going to be punchy. few people hear songs more than once. >> the troop has become a tradition. they won a ton ai. ward in 1987, gaining respect. this is about labels. to mim, means to mimic. there is no silence here this, is political theater. this has been a collective where everyone does everything. >> this goes into that truck. and you head on out. everybody here, only actors they're their own roady autos they hit the road and the show will play through september 26th. >> the search continues for a bay area group whose boat cap sized in the sea of cortez. >> i'm just really g

. >> don sanchez has what's hot. ♪ >> sophisticated andrea marcovicci in the razz room. >> jewish filmlittle powerful films that offer discovery. >> theater works presents a new comedy fly by night about life changing events and 1965 new york blackout at lucie stern theater. >> paul riser joins forces for a new cd. here them at bimbo's 365. >> flying kites and family foon at annual berkeley festival. kites aren't just for kids at the berkeley marina. >> this is hilarious one woman show across india in flying yoga. >> fifth chevron festival has naltdly renowned performers at lescher center. >> and weather is going to be nice, too. >> it's going to be nice and cool at the coast. >> thank you for joining us. >> have a great day. ♪ ♪ ♪ free access to chase atm's wherever you are. that's a step forward. chase customers can avoid atm fees with over 16,000 nationwide. take a step forward and chase what matters.

don sanchez has it all in today's what's hot note. >> a bay area music dynamo, lynde yeah pense, saturdayht at george's nightclub in san rafael. >> can we do it? yes, we can. >> tony award winning mime trouf7 presents 2012, the musical. ♪ >> more than 150 artists show the finest clay and glass art to be found anywhere. live demonstrations at palo alto clay festival. ♪ ♪ >> tony castro headlines, garden experts and outdoor art in petaluma. ♪ ♪ >> they are joined by five other divas monday night at freedom salvage helping their friend in a cancer tight. >> family fun highlights the alameda county fair, horse racing at fairgrounds in pleasanton. >>> we're getting a glimpse into how southwest airlines handled a frightening incident. it was travel from phoenix to sacramento when a six foot hole opened up in the 737. flight crew remained calm taking the plane down more than 20,000 feet in more than 5 minutes. >> apparently we've got all the fuselage in the back of the airplane. >> how far away. >> you can hit 3:00 position at 5 miles. >> none of the crew or 118 passengers suffered serious injur

don sanchez reporting life san jose police chief says he's taking steps to calm concerns within the city minority communities about his strategy to tackle gang violence. the chief is asking federal immigration agents to meet with selected leaders of groups opposed to the police department partnership with ice. police agreed last month and its generated a huge backlash from organizations concerned about how agents will operate in the community. >> though residents shared their fears and anger and pain, the chief continues to say the agents will remain in the city of san jose. >> chief moore promised ice agents will only go after gang members with violent histories. histories. ice says that the agency is this broadcast captioned in realtime by adrena ordubegian. to meet with citizens but it hasn't discussed plans yet. >> >> 22 laid off temperatures were laid off due to budget cuts and got their jobs back thanks to a grant by the federal emergency management agency. 49 firefighters had been let go. only 22 accepted the city offer to return. the other 27 had found other jobs. starting monday

well, just ahead, don sanchez tells us if trance formers three is worth your time. stay wititititititititititititit >>> in a couple weeks construction crews will fire up a massive boring machine cutting a tunnel under san francisco bay. part of a retro fit of the aging hetch hetchy system supplying two million of us with water. we've got a look at the project. it's a story only on 7. >> from the ground, you probably have no idea what is about to happen along this former salt marsh. take a look. yum see a hole, 11 stories deep that will be the gateway for a new water pipe that will serve millions of people in the bay area. construction crews showed abc 7 around this ground break prog jekt. >> this will be the first tunnel under the bay. >> unlike the bart tunnel, constructed from a series of tubes that rest on the bottom of the bay, this new five-mile tunnel will be carved out of the earth under the way from menlo park to newark. at the bottom, yorks are assemblying a $10 million digging machine made in japan, shipped in 65 crates. >> and there is about 200 horse pow

and don sanchez caught up with her there. >> songs that have endured. >> it's about communication.it's still about love. and it's still about heart. and about melody. there is a beginning, middle and end to my shows. i bring the audience on for a wonderful rollercoaster ride. >> she knew she'd be a singer and actress, her mother was a performer and she's still singing. >> she's 92, recording this when she was 89. >> i come from a family where the biggest thing was to raise your voice. >> she's appeared in countless films and she was a regular on "hill street blues" but says nudging is more satisfying than a live performance. >> everything is new. nothing set in stone. >> her new show "blue champagne" includes music from the depression. >> you must hand down pain from generation to generation. >> not all sad song autos just like a man... he was sugar when our thing began... ♪ [ music ] . >> and you have to have a great room like this gorgeous razz room to tell the story. >> there are few places like it. she's played in new york but believes there has to be places for these sorry mel

tomorrow one of the anticipated blockbusters of the summer, "cowboys and aliens" w that title, here is don sanchez on the aisle. >> should we step in? >> looks like he's doing fine. >> wow, it's the old west 1875. grumpy harrison ford rule was an iron fist, then, daniel craig shows up. >> i need to know where you came from. >> so do i. >> he has repressed memories of the past and one tough guy, though. >> i don't want trouble. >> right, clint, uh, daniel. so you're thinking it's a conventional western? p.o.w.. alien arrive and they mean business. and they're after us. like a round up, they rope people off and real them in to study them. >> what about other people? are they alive? >> they won't be for long. >> and she's stunning. great eyes. >> she's the only one who knows who i am. >> that haunted past thing again. dialogue isn't going to win a pulitzer but this boils down a last chance. the force, the team is unbeatable. >> and this has just about every kind of film genre you can image yichblt cowboys, indians, horror, science fiction, and great special affects from ilm. and parts of it are silly

here is don sanchez. >> the contents of the brief case are worth $100,000.ou have exactly one hour to hide this case anywhere you choose. >> brothers have to take the money and run, trying to outwit detectives and claim the case as their own. >> i believe they want to hide where no one can see it or find it. you know? we've made a plan and hit it. it was awesome. >> they grew up in antioch. the show will be great exposure, paul manages a restaurant. there is a twist. after they hide it, they're arrested and then, interrogated. that was intimidating, they say detectives have 48 hours to find the loot f they do, they can take it. otherwise it belongs to raul and paul. >> there is a game and there are no real repercussions in case you give up where the loot is at. >> the brothers had to choose a place, any place in the city to hide the brief case. and they only had an hour in which to do it. and it brings up a thought f you're in their shoes where would you hide the money? but it's different when watching the show. >> this is real now. it's not as easy as it se

they are playing yoshi's at the end of the weekend but don sanchez explains this is visit is more than we know the music magic can create with his family but look what he can do with a paint brush. away from music he finds creativity in art. >> it gives me a chance to really express a lot of the ways i feel. my mood changes. i'm experimenting with different colors. >> the showcase in a jack london square gallery. >> this is reminiscent of an old picasso painting. >> lots of faces may resemble family. the show is four nights, eight shows at yoshi's to celebrate his 76 birthday. the kids grew up listening to dad's music. >> to have an easel up and i had my up and i would be painting and sitting and watching. >> he would turn it and flip it around. >> we are seeing a little bit not as great --. >> the youngest is encouraging artistic expression. >> they have a new cd and single called "i like it." it's getting a lot of air play. >> he has created a musical legacy and there is the other career that intrigues him. >> if i could actually make a living painting i would probably do that than p

abc 7's don sanchez shows us. >> the famous photograph is forever a symbol of the celebration that endedr ii. but look at the kiss as a sculpture this, is a reproduction of the 25 foot statue. >> it's a guy fight to keep awe live. these people came home, they felt a bond. >> people came back home, and in a sense, rebuilt the world. veterans gathered for the ceremony. and remembering those who didn't come back. >> that was kind of the culmination of an ending of a very long and bitter war. >> one of the dosents was just a few miles from times square when the celebration happened. >> it was over. and people could start living again. and there were young person started to play that bugel, i have to... it's very important to me. >> the idea of an annual tribute to unsung heroes came from edith shane, the nurse in the tote photo. she visited in 20106789 she died four months later but the vision lives on w.a national spirit of 45 days. this couple is leaving here for the veteran's home in yontville. then pier 45, winding up in san jose august 14th for spirit of 45 days. the san jose celebratio

don sanchez shows us the work of art. >>> famous photograph in times square by life magazine is symboled world war ii. look at the kiss as a sculpture. this is reproduction six feet tall of the 125 foot statute by stewart johnson. >> when the people came home they saw the bond. >> people came back home and in a sense rebuilt the world. veterans gathered at u.s.s. hornet for the ceremony and remembered those that didn't come back. >> it was the culmination of the ending of a very bitter war. [ "taps" playing ] >> she was just a few miles from times square when the celebration happened. >> people could start living again. they started doing that, it's very important to me. >> the idea of an annual tribute came from the nurse in the photo when she visited the bay area in february 2010. she died four months later but her vision lives on with a national spirit of '45. >> the couple are leaving here for the veterans' home in yountville eventually wiped go up in san jose for the spirit of 45. >> it will be in history park. >>> five new ones will take part in the march of the penguins. this sh

arts and entertainment reporter don sanchez shows us the work of art. >> the famous photograph in timesife magazine is forever a symbol of the celebration that ended world war ii. but look at the kiss as a sculpture. this is a reproduction of the 25-foot statue by johnson. its six feet tall. >> you would fight to keep them alive and when the people came home they felt a bond with people like that. the people who came back home and in a sense rebuilt the world. veterans gathered at the u.s.s. hornet for the ceremony and remembering those who didn't come back. >> that was kind of the culmination of an ending of a long and bitter war. [taps playing] >> one of them is this woman of castro valley. she was just a few minutes from times square when it happened. >> it was over and people could start living again, and there were not young men -- the man started playing the bugle, i have to -- it's very important to me. >> the idea of the unsung hero came from edith shane, the nurse in the photo when she visited the bay in 2010. she died four months later, but her vision lives on with a national

ears hearts and entertainment reporter, don sanchez. >> the contents of this briefcase is $100,000.ave exactly one hour to hide this case anywhere you choose. >> the brothers have to take the money and run, trying to outwit detect and i was claim the case as their own. >> i believe they want to hide it where no one can see it or find it, somewhere concealed so we made them a plan and hid it. it's awesome. >> they grew up in antioch. the show will be great exposure. paul manages a concord restaurant. there's a twist. after they hide it they are arrested and interrogated. that was intimidating, they say. the detectives have 48 hours to find the loot. if they do, they can take t otherwise it belongs to the brothers. >> it is a game and there's no repercussions except if you give up where the case is at, there is the repercussion, you lose the game. >> so it becomes stressful. the brothers had to choose someplace, anyplace in the city to hide it, and they only had an hour. it brings up an intriguing fought. if you were in their shoes, where would you hide the money? but it's different w

the piece you are about to see from don sanchez. >> i have been so scaled the last couple days that somethingld happen to the by cast oyshtion he's relieved that the work of art was not damage. he l l pencil drawing from 1965 worth around 250,000 dollars. police have arrested 31-year-old mark lewis of new jersey. they say he walk into the gallery. took the work off the wall. left and grabbed a cab. he was captured on this l video l next door. >> helped us it tie the if helped us locate where mr. lugo was staying. >> lugo stays at the hospital fourth and market but not there. they found him visiting friends at an apartment in nap a.that's where he was arrested and where police recovered the drawing and fedex box. they say it appears that he was send the drawing somewhere possibly to a buyer. >> it's not anything would you ever take to market. >> video has been important tool in solving the case. >> would i encourage any business in the city really l anything you can do in the way of installing videocamera only help us make our investigations more expeditious. >>reporter: union scary business t

arts and entertainment reporter don sanchez shows us the work of art. >> the famous photograph in timesr a symbol of the celebration that ended world war ii. but look at the kiss as a sculpture. this is a reproduction of the 25-foot statue by johnson. >> when the people came home they felt a bond with people like thank the people who came back home and in a sense rebuilt the world. veterans gathered at the uss hornet for the ceremony and remembering those who didn't come back. >> that was kind of the culmination of a an ending of a long and bitter war. [taps playing] >> one of the doses on the horn is this woman of castro valley. she was just a few minutes from times square when it happened. >> it was over and people could start living again, and there were not young men -- the man playing the bugle, i have to -- it's very important to me. >> the idea of unsung hero to the unsung hero came from the nurse in the photo. when she visited the bay in 2010. she died four months later but they are vision lives on with a national spirit of 45 days. it will be on the road in the bay area state.

but as arts entertainment reporter don sanchez explains this visit is more than about music. >> we knowagic pet can create with his family but look what he can do with a paint brush. >> i never have had this. >>reporter: he group here play here as they work creativity and art. >> my mad changes. i'm always experimenting with different colors and different forms. >>reporter: show case in a jack london square gallery. >> this is in saens reminisce ept of old picasso painting. >>reporter: vibrant color. lots of faces. they resemble family. l e family show, eight shows here. to celebrate pete 76 birthday that was wednesday. kids all grew up listening to dad's music but also discovering painting. >> once would have his easel up and i would have mine up. i would be painting and sitting there watching. >> started scraping colors putting things together as a kid then flip it around until he sees something. >> we all see not as great but we all paint a little. do sketches. >>reporter: she's encourage his pop artistic expression. e family has new cd and single peter called i like it. it's getting

don sanchez shows us the work of art. >> famous photograph in times square by "life"magazine is forever symbol of the celebration that ended world war ii. but look at the kiss as sculpture. this is a reproduction 6 feet tall of the 25 foot statue by johnson. >> he would keep you alive and do the same for him. they felt a bond with people like that. >>reporter: people who came back home and in a sense rebuilt the world. veteran gather at the uss hornet for the ceremony. and remembering those who didn't come back. >> that was the culmination of an ending of very long and very big war. >>reporter: one of the hornet she was a few miles from times square when the celebration happened. >> it was over. and people could start living again. and when person started singing the bugle. it's very important to me. >>reporter: idea of annual tribute to the unsung hero world war ii came from the nurse in the photo. when she was in the bay area in february 2010. she died but vision lives on with national spirit of 45 days. they are leaving here in youthville then to pier 45 in san francisco. eventually

here's arts entertainment reporter don sanchez on the aisle. if. >>reporter: wow!shade of butch cast dichlt old west 187 1875. grumpy harrison fox sports world rules the town with an iron fist. then daniel craig shows up. >> i need to know where you came from. >> so do i. >>reporter: he has repressed memory from the past. one tough guy, though. >> i don't want any trouble. >>reporter: right clint, daniel. just as you think this film is a derivative conventional western. wow! about. pl alien arrive and they mean business. about sophisticated weaponry they are after us. like a round up they rope people off the horse to reel them in. >> what about the other people are they alive? >> they won't be for long. >>reporter: that is olivia who knows more than she is letting on. stunning. great eyes. >> she's the only one who knows who i am. >>reporter: that haunted past thing again. dialogue isn't going to win a pulitzer but after all this boils did you know to last chance team effort against a force that seems unbeatable. about this has just about every kind of film genre t

. >> in oakland, don sanchez, abc7 news. >> performers are combining the death defying art of aerialatics with fire-eating this weekend in oakland. members of the circus troop lit up the stage last night performing inferno, a fire circus. the show headlines the fire arts festival. three-act play is loosely based on donte''s inferno. it plays again tonight near the bart station. what is the weather going to be like tonight near the west oakland bart station in. >> i'm glad you asked. we will see the clouds move back into the bay but between now and then they will retreat. a thick marine layer with mist and drizzle. 61 in the city. we won't look for a lot of clearing here. 74 across the bay in concord. a little bit of warming tomorrow, not much. gradual warming trend really starts monday and lasts through then of the week. >> all right. thanks, lisa and thanks for joining us on the saturday morning news. the next newscast, 8:00 a.m. stay connected at abc7news.com. stay connected at abc7news.com. take care. denny's new tour of america menu. 50 star cuisine. the new tour of america menu.

here's arts entertainment reporter don sanchez. >> content of this briefcase are worth 100,000 dollars exactly 1 hour to the hide the case anywhere you choose. >> brother have to take the money and run trying to out wit detectives and claim the case as their own. >> i believe they want to hide it where nobody can see it or find it real concealed we made plan hid it it was awesome. >> they grau up in antioch. he's an actor in los angeles so the show will be great exposur exposure. paul manages a concord restaurant. there is a twist in the show. after they hide it they are arrested and then interrogated. that was intimidating they say. the detectives have 48 hours to find the loot if they do, they can take it. otherwise it belongs to the brothers. >> it is a game and there is no real repercussions except for if you give up where the case is at then there's the repercussion you lose the game. >>reporter: so it becomes stressful. brother his to choose someplace. any place in the city to hide the brief case and they only had an hour in up an intriguing thought. ifs you were in their shoes w

arts and entertainment reporter don sanchez takes you to last picture shoychlt a lot a lot of peoplecame back to the haight to see the movies. >>reporter: today is the mavie theater 31st birthday. and it is closing night. the haight just won't seem the same when the sign is taken down. run by a collective featured eclectic mix of program. >> i think our favorite thing now is to have present mir and have director come and have events. >>reporter: dan glover was a regular choosing one of the 143 seat ins a theater that has been hit by technology. stree streeping video has taken a box office toll. >> if you don't have a sustained customer base like we used to have pull can't keep it going with donations and benefits. >>reporter: 2 males to the west balboa theater been around since 19 26. it play first run and repertoire program. gary myers running balboa since 2001 but he says economic are make it tough to keep it going. >> i'm worried that neighborhood theater, second run theater, small town theater are all going to have very difficult time surviving. >>reporter: he's also co-director

don sanchez has the story. >> mark was in judge's courtroom where the arraignment held over to friday. he was clean shaven. unlake in the booking photo. the way we looked on friday. he faces 3 charges. >> 3 felony count of grand theft commercial second agree burglary and receiving stolen property. >> he received the picasso drawing from wall in the gallery at powell and geary and catching cap to his hoe. he was caught on video surveillance camera if next door to the gallery. it appears he's carrying the artwork under his arm. the case has received national attention t.something he pointed out to me at our friday meeting when lacking for an attorney. l he has one now who seems to answer the description of what he told me he was looking for. >> nobody is dead. nobody has been assaulted. this is not the crime of the century. i would also say that given its recent pl notariety the sketch is worth more to the gallery this week than it was last wee week. >>reporter: he was arrested at friend apartment in napa last wednesday. picasso wrapped for shipping in fedex box. now in county jail. far