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don sanchez has what is hot. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: let the sunshine in.f aquarius with hair the musical that defined an era and still does. cirque de soleil is back with a show that defies gravity. dazzle under the big top. ghost legends kabuki jazz cabaret. find haunted houses around the bay including san jose's winchester mystery house. one of eight bands that will rock the napa valley opera house saturday night. the latin music festival. 250 years of treasures from india's mirage shah the original -- mara shah, the orange bling. 47 years after the beatles comes this tribute, four lads from liverpool. world premieres at the 12th san francisco world music festival. in the jewish community center. don sanchez, abc7 news. >>> time to look at the weather. >> rainy season around the corner you may want to take the seven days where these quiet weather to get the house, yard ready for heavy rains that coming. near 70 sunshine at the coast low to mid 70s around the bay mid to upper 70s inland 30s tonight >> bring out the heaters maybe. >> extra blankets. >> tha

don sanchez, "abc 7 news." >> up next.m "7 on your side" michael finney a local couple hires a locksmith to make it easier on crackdown on ripoff artists. ♪ ♪ >> a group of bay area musicians return from performing in iraq and kuwait where they got a little too close to the danger. you can see [ man ] did we get anything good? sweetie i think you need a little extra fiber in your diet. fiber makes me sad. oh common. i dare you to taste one hint of ber in fiber one. oh, i'd be able to tell. why don't i just eat this bag? and how can you talk to me about fiber you enjoy that. i am. [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. ber one. >>> welcome back. a new bill is under way in sacramento on unlicensed locksmiths. michael finney help get reforms past and has this update. >> randy reed look over the marks that was made by a locksmith. they hired him last month when his wife was locked out on a saturday morning. the president of locksmith association says the bake i can lockout should have been easy and inexpensive. >> using

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don sanchez has what is hot. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: let the sunshine in.e the age of aquarius with hair the musical that defined an era and still does. cirque de soleil is back with a show that defies gravity. dazzle under the big top. ghost legends kabuki jazz cabaret. find haunted houses around the bay including san jose's winchester mystery house. one of eight bands that will rock the napa valley opera house saturday night. the latin music festival. 250 years of treasures from india's mirage shah the original -- mara shah, the orange bling. 47 years after the beatles comes this tribute, four lads from liverpool. world premieres at the 12th san francisco world music festival. in the jewish community center. don sanchez, abc7 news. >>> time to look at the weather. >> rainy season around the corner you may want to take the seven days where these quiet weather to get the house, yard ready for heavy rains that coming. near 70 sunshine at the coast low to mid 70s around the bay mid to upper 70s inland 30s tonight >> bring out the heaters maybe. >> extra blank

i'm don sanchez,. bc7 news. see you on the isle. >> just a couple colonels shy.look at the accuweather forecast. >> we will see numbers just a little shy of yesterday. not quite as warm but still above average with 72 crease. in richmond 73, san francisco 75. and palo alto. 75. very light winds until the afternoon. still light enthusiast they will turn morrison shore. a nice, dry evening for trick-or-treating tomorrow and cooler end of the week. >> that sounds great. thank you, lisa, and thank you for joining us. our next newscast starts at 9:00 this morning. i'm carolyn tyler, along with lisa. keep track of the latest breaking news on witter at abc7 news bay area and you can talk about it on facebook. good morning america is up next. have a great sunday, everyone!

i'm don sanchez, abc7 news. see you on the isle. >> all right.arters of a bucket for the weather this week? >> yes, because we do have a chance of rain tomorrow. and today a wind shift out there. so it will be a little bit cooler, some fog at the coast until about noon. 68 san francisco, 74 palo alto, still mild but increasing clouds overnight. the best chance of rain monday night into tuesday morning and then sunny and warmer the rest of the week. >> sounds good. thank you, lisa, and thank you for joining us. our next newscast starts at 9:00 this morning. i'm carolyn tyler. along with lisa argen, keep track of the latest breaking news on twitter, abc7 news bay area, and you can talk about it area, and you can talk about it on the best approach to food is to keep it whole for better nutrition. that's what they do with great grains cereal. they steam and bake the actual whole grain while the other guy's flake is more processed. mmm. great grains. the whole whole grain cereal.

i'm don sanchez, a abc7 news. on the isle. >> up next at section, the death of raiders owner al davis this weekend comes as a shock to players and fans everywhere. we will have reaction. also, san mateo police are looking for suspects in last night's pet store shooting. [ female announcer ] once you taste

don sanchez gives us his review on the aisle. ♪ >> dancing could be the best thing about the film. in the original, it's about not dancing. dancing, five teens dead and only son of a preacher played by dennis quaid. >> it would be violation of the law. >> he gets a little but they are violating the law. newcomer played by kenny romo. >> and this town is more. when he gets his own vw running he is stopped for playing his i-pod too loud. he goes on a campaign but good luck in this climate. >> but to their chagrin they are getting involved with a script highlighted with cliches, will he ever dance again. >> i it was surprised by the film. as far as the performances, the actors and pretty good dancers. parents letting children go but it gets emotional. how many degrees separate the original one? in some cases it's word for word but the only difference is technology. i'll give it a little more than half a bucket. we'll see you on the aisle. >> and you should have seen don dancing. [ laughter ] >> and let's get the final forecast. >> we've got a couple things for the week ahead. weatherm

. >>> coming up a new movie about beating the odds, don sanchez believe in mighty max or does it fall out? these sweehoney clustery things have fiber? fiber one. almost tastes like one of jack's cereals. uh forgot jack's cereal. [ jack ] what's for breakfast? uh, try the number one! i've never heard of that. [ wife ] it's great. it's a sweet honey cereal, you'll love it. are you guys alright? yeah. [ male announcer ] half a days worth of fiber. not that anyone has to know. fiber beyo recognition. fibeone. >>> we've got winning numbers from last night's drawing super lotto plus. mega number was 22. nobody directly picked all six numbers. wednesday night's jackpot is estimated at $14 million. >> a new film is in theaters this weekend about how small eastern college went from obscurity to a national championship. it's based on a true story. here is don sanchez on the aisle. >> one, two three. >> the girls' basketball team in philadelphia in early 1970s. the gym burned down. the basketball coach got the colors for the season and hard times and ready to close but only miracle can save it b

. >> coming up, don sanchez the title machine gun preacher makes this film sound like a "b" movie but much lower grade. review on the aisle is next. irir >>> in theaters this wand film with the unlikely title, machine gun preacher is based on a true story. don sanchez talked with the stars and checked out the film on the aisle. >> i hurt a lot of people. >> out of prison, selling drugs, stirring up problems. he finds religion and a calling. he goes to sudan. he is shocked what happens to children there, abused, starved, murdered. he decides he has to build an orphanage. and then the rest of it is pretty grism. >> it's all gone. all of it. >> burned to the ground. >> get off your butt and stop your crying and build it again. >> the genocide there. >> the constant terror, it could happen at any moment. this is all going on. >> is there something we can do to make a difference in the world or is it hope hadless? >> i don't think it's hopeless at all. >> it gives you hope, you really see a man, a life of self-destruction and he turned his life around. >> and in turn changed children's liv

don sanchez, abc7 news. >> don, thank you. >>> let's check in with mike talking about the rain moving into the bay area. doesn't look like it is hitting the embarcadero yet. j but it is close. if you are -- >>> but it is close. you can see the thicker clouds from the north bay some from the south. going to get flanked by light rain as it is pretty much on schedule with what we walked about this morning. good morning. here's another look. you can see as we look from south beach towards the east bay hills, east bay valleys and south bay probably the last to receive rain, very light by the time it gets to you late this afternoon, early evening. around san francisco, daly city to moss beach, the green is the rain reaching the ground. the blue probably evaporating. up to the north, healthy rain on 101 sonoma, marin county, getting ready to head into napa soon. all of this moving slowly to the east. temperatures right now for some reason that didn't update in the low to me 60s under the cloud cover -- mild win. cooler temperatures than yesterday and the rain rolling in this afternoon. sunny

in san francisco, don sanchez, "abc 7 news". >> saying good things come in pairs seems to apply to ana sisters. jessica and jennifer patterson are identical twins who became pregnant at the same time. people in the hometown were more shocked when the twins, not only went to labor simultaneously but gave birth on the same day at the same hospital, nearly at the same time. and newborns even look alike. only difference one is a boy and one is a girl. we have a slight difference. >> slight difference for our weather. we'll see 71 in san francisco. 82 in fremont. tomorrow a little more sea breeze so cool at the coast. patchy deference fog. >> all right. thanks for joining us. next newscast is at 4:00. keep track of the latest breaking news on twitter. you can talk about it as much as you want on facebook.com/abc7news. have a great day.

don sanchez, abc7 news. >> don, thank you. >>> let's check in with mike talking about the rain moving into the bay area. doesn't look like it is hitting the embarcadero yet. j but it is close. if you are -- >>> but it is close. you can see the thicker clouds from the north bay some from the south. going to get flanked by light rain as it is pretty much on schedule with what we walked about this morning. good morning. here's another look. you can see as we look from south beach towards the east bay hills, east bay valleys and south bay probably the last to receive rain, very light by the time it gets to you late this afternoon, early evening. around san francisco, daly city to moss beach, the green is the rain reaching the ground. the blue probably evaporating. up to the north, healthy rain on 101 sonoma, marin county, getting ready to head into napa soon. all of this moving slowly to the east. temperatures right now for some reason that didn't update in the low to me 60s under the cloud cover -- mild win. cooler temperatures than yesterday and the rain rolling in this afternoon. sunny

don sanchez, abc7 news. >> and here is lisa with a final look at the accuweather forecast. >> then ofnd looking good. a lot of sunshine. but we do have fog out there and sun already where the sun is coming up. later today 75 sunny in san jose. 67 partly cloudy strand. we will look for increasing clouds tonight. the rain moves in tomorrow by midday. scattered light showers. not everyone will see it. a break on tuesday with more sun and more rain, heavy rain tuesday night into wednesday. we are talking mild, typical weather thursday, friday, saturday. a little unusual. >> yeah, i'll say. thank you, lisa. that will do it for us. thank you for joining us. i'm carolyn tyler along with lisa argen. our next newscast starts at 9:00 this morning. you can keep track ever the latest break news on twitter at abc7 news bay area and you can talk about it at facebook.com/abc7 news. see you later. >>> good morning, america. >>> good morning, america. this morning -- judgment day. we are just 24 hours away now from a verdict that will reverberate across three countries. will the ame

in goalen gate park, i'm don sanchez.ws. >> finally, let's check in again with lisa. >> tomorrow is a sunnier today but today we are looking at sprinkles. numbers in the mid-70s. the next rainmaker comes monday. it will be showers on tuesday, bigger rain on wednesday. >> a lot of rain, too. thanks for joining us on the abc7 saturday morning news. the next newscast at 8:00 a.m. keep track of the latest breaking news on twitter. abc7 news bay area. you can talk all about it at >>> good morning, america. this morning, they're calling it a terror trifecta. we've now learned that the strike that killed terrorist mastermind anwar al awlaki and

check out don sanchez's review coming up on the news at 6:00. >> and we want to end with breaking newses. southern california this is in the town of carson near torrance there. is a huge fire, looks to be an apartment complex is burning. >> wind is blowing plaims towards a mobile home park. looks like some units have possibly caught on

don sanchez calls it a dazzling trip inside india's kingdom. >> spectacles, splendor, on lens, india's ma, exploring a culture steeped in mystique. >> that's what makes inanimate objects tom could life. >> they're great kings, their lives were extravagant and they were also political leaders. >> refine the taste. religious duties and worldly fashion. >> and patrons of the arts looking for artist tic excellence, jewelry, detailed wedding dresses, even furniture. their means of transportation could be unconventional. >> this is the throne they would ride. then there's the eye-popping carriage in silver. it weighs 3,000 pounds. and was certainly a highlight of grand public processions. another show-stopper is this necklace of 3,000 diamonds. it's the biggest work cartier has done for one client. this cartaire necklace reflects the laugh -- lavish lifestyle and shows their immense wealth and their absolute power. >> they were the whole kingdom. they were the highest public figures of the people. >> the royal seat of power. there's definitely a show biz look to this exhibit. timely, as the

i'm don sanchez,. bc7 news. on the isle. >> coming up next, occupy protesters flood the streets of oakland, bringing a message against police brutality. and a great white shararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararararar

abc7's arts and entertainment property don sanchez takes the tour. >> caught up in the traffic.neighborhood. a most unlikely dance duo you mighten counter at muni station. bay area dance companies offer up a weekend of dance at ten san francisco locations. >> it's like a treasure hundred of art in your very own city. >> she started trolley dances eight years ago. it's dictated by where muni runs. >> the trains tell me where to go and i find site specific spots along the controlly route. >> it starts with a line-up at the main library. then take the trains to westport tal. in a sense muni becomes your boarding pass to the dance. it's movement that reflects the character of a neighborhood. students from hilltop school and berkeley high school got a chance to experience it on the hour and a half tour. >> this new piece explore transit. steps at the main libraire lend themselves to interpretation and visitors get involved. >> yesterday a woman came up and was sort of dancing with us on the tour bus and then she had her husband take a picture of her dancing with us. it was awesome. >

abc arts and entertainment reporter don sanchez said it's story is a real life drama. >> we are likes with this wounded right now. >> and so? >> and so? >> a rehearsal for the opening of the lorraine hansberry theatre. it's their 31st season. beginning with a new lease on life and sense of purpose. >> we are looking for an audience. we have an exciting season. >> steven anthony jones is known to bay area audiences as an actor at a.c.t. now he's a hansbarry executive director. it is a theatre that focuses on african-american and multi-cultural playwrights. >> i call it doing plays about who we all really are. >> it is named after the playwright of "a raisin in the sun." she wrote it while living in the bay area. the hansbarry is one of the longest-running african-american theaters in the country. they have had rough times. they were forced out of their old theatre and then their cofounder and director died. >> the future is called rejoice, and that might be the appropriate word here. this company, after being left homeless for a couple of years, has found a new theatre at 450 post, an

don sanchez, abc7 news. >> one last look at weather.. >> we are talking clear conditions. ground fog in the north bay with 40s root now. later on today san francisco will warn to 71 degrees under sunny skies. 83 in san jose. if you think the numbers look warmer, yes, they will be warmer today. 82 in vallejo, five to ten degrees of warming. slightly cooler coast side tomorrow and then stronger winds next week. dry right through the end of next week. >> all right, lisa. thanks for joining us on the abc7 saturday morning news. our next newscast starts at 8:00 a.m. keep track of the latest breaking news on with ther at abc news bay area. you can talk about it all you you can talk about it all you want at fac the best approach to food is to keep it whole for better nutrition. that's what they do with great grains cereal. they steam and bake the actual whole grain while the other guy's flake is more processed. mmm. great grains. the whole whole grain cereal.

in goalen gate park, i'm don sanchez.truck and dozen of passengers are injured. and an old problem, new attention. the mayor and police chief visit a neighborhood plagued by violol [ female announcer ] did you know nine out of ten growinkids don't get the recommended amounts of whole grain and calcium? that's where their favorite cereals like trix and cocoa puffs can help. general mills big g has the only leading line of kid cereals with at least eight grams of whole grain and a good source of calcium. look for the white check on the cereals they already love... like cinnamon toast crunch and lucky charms. help them grow up strong with general mills kid cereals. morning, october 1st, an amtrak train crashes into a farm truck at a rural crossing, injuring at 39 only. a new law takes effect today that realigned california's prisons, sending some inmates to county jails. >> good morning. starting out with some 60s, cloudy skies, a new months, a new weather pattern, although we will squeeze in a nice weekend. >> good morning,

abc7's arts and entertainment reporter don sanchez takes the tour. ♪ >> caught up in the traffic.pering pedestrians fighting for their neighborhood. a most unlikely dance duo you might encounter at muni station. bay area dance companies offer up a weekend of dance at ten san francisco locations. >> it's like a treasure hunt of art in your very own city. >> she started trolley dances eight years ago. locations are dictated by where muni runs. >> the trains tell me where to go and i find site specific spots along the trolley route. >> it starts with a line-up at the main library. then take the trains to westport tal. in a sense muni becomes your boarding pass to the dance. it's movement that reflects the character of a neighborhood. students from hilltop school and berkeley high school got a chance to experience it on the hour and a half tour. ♪ >> this new piece explores transit. steps at the main library lend themselves to interpretation and visitors get involved. >> yesterday a woman came up and was sort of dancing with us on the tour bus and then she had her husband take a pictu

but as don sanchez explains, they are changing that. >> more than a million deaf or hard of hearing peopleexperience 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 cost is cost is under $200,000a 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 installed in every one of theaters by may 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. >>> tha

i'm don sanchez abc7 news. >> done sanchez actually has a million close friends.e posted the complete schedule on our website, abc7news.com. >>> bart officials are taking another look at a way to extend late night service on friday nights. they will add downtown san francisco station this is morning to get input from passengers. one new plan would allow trains to leave end of the line stations a the 12:30 in the morning instead of midnight. that means some lines would start 20 minutes later on saturday morning to allow trains to undergo maintenance. trains normally start at 6:00 a.m. lisa is here now. take a look at fleet week and beyond. >> yeah. we have plenty of sunshine. 4 miles visibility at the coast. elsewhere, due to the clear sky, it's cold. we have low 40s in some protected valleys and 50s everywhere else and a warming trend. still with a little rain perhaps into next week. i will have the details next. >> if you skipped the rain it was a perfect forecast at that point. this season's whale watching still active off the california coast. we will tell you

don sanchez has a look at all the activities. >> reporter: blue angels with precision maneuvers, centerpieceof fleet week. the best place to see them is anywhere along the waterfront from the ferry building north to fisherman's wharf. there are reserved seats in some of those locations. if you have a boat they will ply over you. saturday is the parade of ships starting at 11 a.m., the uss carl vinson will be the first. earlier this year the body of bin laden was put into the sea from the deck. it will not be open, but other ships that will dock along the embarcadero will have free tours starting 8 a.m. sunday and monday you might want to line-up early. this weekend with ships, planes and people, traffic will be a nightmare. you might want to plan a strategy. >>> you can meet the pilots in san francisco tonight at pier 39 starting at about 7:15. >> i think i will take the kids this year. we'll talk to mike about the weather. >> still ahead, vice president biden's surprising ago saysment of the 2012 presidential election. >> bay area -- family in their car hit by lightning. >>> why the governm

don sanchez showed the local impact of the crisis. >> they lined up early, before the community center opened, to get their choice of fresh food. luckily there will be plenty here today. they find they simply don't have enough money to buy food. >> despite from a year ago. >> it's similar to other areas across the city. >> to get food in their own neighborhood. if you have a child and carry 30 pounds of groceries with you, you don't want to go to a bus and go across town. >> they offer choices. greater menu so no child goes hungry. >> a farmer's market, people can take the items they want and it's important to their dignity and, it keeps from wasting food. >> tomatoes, you can make the tacos and enchiladas. >> there are 15 million children that live in poverty in the country. they need your help. >> everybody can help by making a donation or by advocating or government priority that support feeding families. >> joining me in the studio is paul ash, the executive director of san francisco food bank. paul, you and i have been talking about hunger and food. been with the food bank for 22

here is don sanchez on the aisle. >> the rag tag girl's team at the catholic college is in philadelphia early 19706789 they're not very good. the gym burned down. uniforms are an embarrassment. their coach hired at $450 for the season. the school facing hard times, ready to los. only an active god can save it says the senior, but yarm is determined to prove something. >> trust. trust is why teams win. >> the girls start believing in themselves with help, they start winning against the odds. >> we can't give up. we've worked too hard. >> you must leave, now. do you understand the kmimt these girls have made? >> so a team that zrnt a prayer finds itself headed to the big dance. >> this is what we've been working toward. >> it's a true story. they went on to win the national championships. the coach is in the basketball hall of fame. >> this is a modest film, up lift bug not terribly inspiring. you've seen the story done before and done better about overcoming odds and challenges yet interest tl is no drama. we don't learn a lot about the girls, good thing is that you can take the family,

don sanchez is live in wine country. don?> we're here in sonoma county but spent the day in napa county. and they have stepped up the harvest of the white wine grapes because of the second down fall, the latest rain and of course, that could damage the crop. and could lead to devastating consequences. want to show you harvest of reidling grapes. they do develop the rot known as mold to follow. so extra crews are here to get the grapes. so they were taken before this rain storm. >> we have been fighting it for the last week or so. and today, we're thinking about 30 tons, it's time to get it off before it gets worse. >> the majority of the fruit here and most of the residents and they can and this is like chardonnay. so rain gets stuck inside. water does. and then, you can end up with the mold. that, that is just devastating. >> and as we should be able to get most grapes from white wine. the ones they can't pick will be drying up on the ground. the red wine grape crop should be fine but the industry will take a hit this year,

the venture capitolist tell meez he's working on number 12 n golden gate park, don sanchez, abc 7 newsing up next, the buffet rule. warren buffet comes out against it. >> and have how children with uúuúuúuúuúqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqq >>> president obama may have thought he had an ally in warren buffet. buffet said the rich should pay their fair share but today, clarified that. here is wayne freedman. >> it's one community we did not pick at random. >> that is standard stuff in woodside. average income exceeds $200,000 a year, some make much, much more, seems like a perfect place for reaction about remaking the tax structure. >> it isn't to have the rich pay more taxes it's ultrarich pay more tax autos here we go gechbl a conclusion with the president talking about high earners maying more to decrease the federal deficit. >> this is not do we somehow try to punish those who have done well. >> this is until the multi billionaire drew a line between mere rich and ultrarich. >> top 400 tammers averaged $227 million income per person, paying 21% rates, some paid 35% rates but that means a lot

don sanchez on the aisle. >> it could be the best thing about the film.ike in the original, it's about not dancing. dancing, a car crash, 5 teens dead. >> the preacher's daughter, played by julian huh is violating the law, and the newcomer, kenny. >> it's airplanit's ariel. >> when he gets his uncle's old vw running, he gets stopped for playing his ipod too loudly. >> dancing is against the law. >> at the goes on an campaign, but good luck. >> not anymore. >> this is our time. >> much to the chagrin of the minister. ren and ariel are getting involved. will he ever dangerous again --? i was surprised benefit the film. the actors are pretty good dancers, and there's truth when it comes to family relationships here. parents letting children go, and it gets rather emotional, i heard a sniffle or two. how many degrees separate this from the original with kevin bacon? sometimes its word for word, i'll give it a little more than half a bucket. >> nice footwork, and let's go back and update the forecast. >> we have great weather coming our way. and once again tom

and don sanchez has the story. the film is epic in scope. and music is moving now we're about to experience this in a new way. there is 200 musicians play the score. >> we refer to as revenge edition. >> and he says this gives a new perspective to the film. >> have you to represent in music everything that is in the middle earth. >> the music can be forbodding or light and lyrical. the composer wrote everything from "silence of the lambs" to "mrs. doubt fire". >> he has his own musical voice, musicly. >> the is sound equipment adjusted for a concert-hall experience, they do provide subtight yelz if the music drowns out dialogue. and while the music must be precise, it has to convey the depth of the story. >> it's a wonderful, human story. these are thing that's will always matter. ideas of friendship and love, hate. these thing that's are just, they're architects, that people will always care about. >> it's part of a nine-city tour. other two films will be staged in concert in the next three years. >> and that is a neat idea. >> very cool up

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as don sanchez discovered it's not a thriller in the usual sense.the review on the aisle. >> this is the race, it's over. >> george clooney running for democratic nomination, ryan gosselin is immune to his failings. marisa tomei is a reporter. the director has a cynical look at the way politics does business. there is his campaign manager. >> there is one thing i value. it's loyalty. >> his competition is crafty paul giamati. and evan rachel wood is working the campaign. >> i'm just a lowly intern. >> they get involved but she's part of a deeper, sinister element turning this into a thriller. this makes you wonder how people can look themselves in the face. and this did he acception is a word that pops up. >> i'll do or say anything but very to believe in the cause. >> it's filled with intrigue and the first part of the film works well and then, starts to veer off course, still it works. the revelation is ryan gosling discovering politics can make strange bed fellows. it should be required viewing in civics classes. the result might be disillusion r

don sanchez has the tour. caught up in the traffic. whispering pedestrians fighting for a neighborhood. and a most unlikely dance duo you might encounter. bay area dance companies offering up a weekend of dance at 10 locations. >> like a treasure hunt of art in your sti and locations are dick stated by where muni run autos train tell meez where to go. i find spots along a trolley route. >> the guided tour starts with a sign up with performances there. and then, taking a train and muni becomes a boarding pass. it's movement reflecting character of a neighborhood. students from hill top school and berkeley high school got a chance to experience it on the tour. this new piece explores transit and led to interpretation and visitors get involved. >> yesterday, they started dancing with us from the tour bus. she had her husband take a picture of us. and they explore animal calls, raw energy a fascinating performance because he is deaf. >> anyone with any kind of disability or struggle can also reach their dreams. have you to find animal that

orchestra and chorus, and while you may not be able to see it, abc 7's arts and entertainment reporter don sanchez has our preview. >>> the film is epic in scope. the miewfng i music is heroic a. we're about to experience it in a new way. while the fellowship of the ring is shown on a 60 foot screen, 200 musicians and singers play the score. >> it's what we refer to jokingly as the composer's revenge edition. the music is up front. >> doug adams is the author of the book. he said hearing the score live gives a new perspective to the film. >> we represent in music everything in the creative world. >> the music can be forebodying or heroic. or light and leer cal. the composer wrote everything from silence of the lams to mrs. doubtfire. he has his own personal voice musically. the orchestra provides the voices. sound equipment is adjusted for a concert hall experience. they provide subtitles since the music drowns out the actors' dialogue. hd projectors are adjusted. while the music must be precise, it has to convey the depth of the film's story. >> it's a wonderful human story. you think we always m

don sanchez explains. ♪ >> it's solid rock and roll from chris isaac that lives two blocks from the parkdly strictly bluegrass. he started the event so he could play banjo with the best. >> just to make a bit of woodstock and gives hundreds of thousands of people pleasure for a few days. >> it's such a special event, musicians wanted on play here. >> we're not thinking about anything else except for music. >> groups on six stages requires advantage. >> it involves a little bit of timing and then you do it. >> i look for it a while and i see what you really want to see the most, robert plant. >> you are not supposed to smoke but eighth flashback to another time. >> its throw back to the 60s. >> you can learn something here. when dan akroyd was in college he got the inspiration for the blues brothers. >> they saw he and wearing shades and a black suit. that is where he got the idea. >> that was chris going into the crowd. that is part of it. there were 90 bands at the free concert. we have so much more, it's three-day event. they say he is working on next year's number 12. >>> here is your

don sanchez takes the tour. ♪ ♪ >> caught up in traffic.estrians fighting for their neighborhood. a most unlikely dance duo you might encounter. bay area dance companies offer a weekend event at ten san francisco locations. >> it's like a treasury you are hunt of art. >> they started trolley dances eight years ago, locations are dictated by where muni runs. >> it tells me where to go and i find site specific spots. >> it starts with a sign-up at the library and take the "k", "l" or "m" trains for performances. >> muni becomes your go pass. it's movement that reflects the character of the neighborhood. they got a chance to experience it on the hour and a half tour. ♪ >> this is by the dance company, they say they do it through interpretation and visitors get involved. >> one came up and started dancing with us. it was awesome. >> urban jazz dance explores animal call, raw energy, a fascinating performance because antoine is deaf. >> anyone with any kind of disability or struggles can also reach their dream. you have to inspire them. >> there

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abc 7's don sanchez says the story is a drama. >> we're like sitting ducks right now.nd so... >> so a rehearsal for the opening of the theater's 31 season. againing with a new lease on life. that is the purpose. >> we're looking for audience. and have an exciting season. >> steven anthony jones is known as an actor, now, he's the executive director. it's a theater focuses on african american and multi cull trap play wrights. >> i call it doing plays of who we are all are. >> so it is named after a play wright of the raisin in the sun. this is one of the longest running african american theaters in the country. they were forced out of the old theater and co-founder and director died. and there is a a few your production called free choice this, company after being left homeless found a new theater. and it suits their production, ideally. they're changing it into an intimate theater. >> we've cleared the hurdle. yes. very important. so now, we need to address of course issues of money. >> the other is award winning day of absence by douglas turner ward. >> he said we sho

tonight don sanchez talks about a film that is very personal. martin sheen as a california doctor on a famous trail in northwest spain, 500 miles, he walks after his son died there. >> this is everything i had when he found him. >> he walked it a few years ago with his grandson, taylor met a woman there, married her and now lives in spain. it's the inspiration for the film. >> i knew something about losing a son on the cam yeeno not as -- not a tragic way but i felt a loss because i lost access to him. >> this is a about an inner journey. >> i love this guy. >> and this wears off quick. >> you have to walk by yourself but cannot do the pilgrimage without community. >> people discovering their way in a sense. something about themselves. this is shot in 40 days, they'd been traveling on a tour bus to promote the film z as an aside i had to ask about the other son, charlie sheen and his behavior this year. >> he's fine now. >> he's got a show. his own new show. he's got a comedy central roast and reconciled with ex-wifes and doing better than us. >

abc 7's don sanchez calls it a dazzling trip inside of the kingdoms.ars of india's art work to jewelry. to clothing. and exploring a culture often seeped in mystique. >> this does tell stories, that makes objects come to life. >> the great kings, their lives are extravagant but also political leader autos the men of religious duties may have worldly pleasure autos and from jewel troy detailed wedding dresses and furniture. elephants and this is a throne. then, there is a eye popping carriage clad in silver that weighs 3,000 pounds. waits a highlight. another show stopper is this cartier necklace with nearly $3,000 diamonds. that yellow diamond is the seventh biggest in the world thchl neck class certainly reflects the lavish life style and shows their wealth but also, they're power. >> they were rulers of kingdoms and they were highest public figures for their people. >> ruling from this, the royal seated power, there is a show biz look, timely. >> it's best from asia, often the case never shown before. >> this comes from victoria and albert museum, he

don sanchez reports from emeryville. >> 400 jobs from 11 companies and these companies are eager to hire. that is good news for these people. at abc 7 job journal event. >> this is hard planning a full time job. most of the positions are full time. it is great. so, it's one of the already one of the best ones i've got. >> and company representatives say they like these events, too. >> 30% of classes came from these. so absolutely out of success, they're doing well. >> one of this is academy of art university. they're not looking for students but filling 50 staff position autos i never thought of working here. you know? as a career for academy of art university. it's exciting to get resumes in and get a good diversity of the candidates. >> lawrence berkeley labs need 190 support staff. >> there are some talented people z my goal is just finding some of the talented people. >> it has been a tough market. >> how difficult has it been? >> it's been difficult. competitions like my dad's age. >> this recent grad has been out of work nearly two years. >> i have been relying on family. and have

here is don sanchez on the aisle. ♪ >> he is a writer that comes to puerto rico to work for a financiallyroubled newspaper. it's from the novel that parallels the life a journalist hunter thompson. with a life focused by alcohol. >> how can anyone drink 161? >> the story evolved. >> the guy across the aisle has the tv. >> and there is an under current in puerto rico. aaron eckhart is an entrepreneur that has big plans for development. >> sea of money, paul. it's people like me that know how to get it out. >> it's inappropriate. >> there is eckhart's girlfriend. >> i'm from connecticut. >> he begins upset. the whole thing is like a nightmare, drug use, i felt like i was watching this film through a rum filled haze. there is lot of smoking and drinking. there is an indictment of some people in the late '50s nor the lack of sculptor also. johnny depp with his hair cut lacks the confidence we associate with thompson. i which there was more loathing. i'll give it a half bucket. we'll is a see you on the aisle. >> kind of harsh, not like our weather. >> it's beautiful out there. lots of sun. fo

. >> don sanchez is live at homestead high school. he has that part of the story. >> it's been a chaotic day. people didn't know what to do. the school district issued a warning telling parents keep students and children at home. and the word went out rather late. a lot of people were already showing up at schools, dropping students off and homestead high school is just typical. about only 25% of the student body showed up here. and have usual 2300 students. this afternoon, they were releasing students to parents and would not let them leave on their own. like other schools in the district, the place was in a lock down mode all day. >> we took kids inside and didn't let them go to brunch and lunch but we just kept people indoors. >> students sate was kind of a strange day here, they didn't get a lot done. one parent picking up her daughter used to work with a suspect at that quarry. she knew him. >> he was a down to earth person, really nice. sweet. help anyone. and he done all kinds of jobs in acting and wrote books. he was a helpful

abc arts entertainment reporter don sanchez has the story and the music from mission high school.ut. >>reporter: carlos santana with members of the mission high school guitar club. returning to his alma mater to inspire. >> i love what i do. we know you love whether you could, you never work a indicate in your life. >>reporter: santana coming back to celebrate school academic success. 85 percent of graduating seniors are going to college. >> that's why we are here because commitment to up lifting people. to up lifting, to have the fire, to learn. >>reporter: he brought along some friends. to reinforce that. i disciplined myself to do the thing i love to do when i didn't feel like doing it. >>reporter: filmmaker feels it's important to see community succeed lake carlos from the community and his passion for the music. >> he used tuberculosis like a normal person like me and now he's one of the legends of music. ♪ . >>reporter: mr. music. this is about a 10 minute drum solo from santana wife cindy t.you guy were his sensational. how about her? >> how about her? yes. >> we had fun. i

here is arts and entertainment reporter don sanchez with his review on the aisle. >> humans are out ofs now movements controlled and there is charlie played by hugh jackman. now, he's down on his luck collecting parts from junkyards to create second-rate bots. enter the son he's never known. this bid has bigger ideas. >> his name is adam. >> and dad could learn lessons from his son. and maybe a few good moves left. >> you know this game inside and out we need your move. >> i can't. >> yes. you can. >> and this is a personal story. adam against the champion zues own bid nasty villains. a showdown on every level. >> this is real. >> they manipulate our emotions and it's also a tale of redemption might bring a lump to dad's throat. the bots are sophisticated and brought cheers from the audience. i don't know if this is the future of boxing but has a bright box office future. i'll give it three quarters of a bucket for "real steel". and we'll see you on the aisle. >> maybe so. >> yes. >> and coming up next a tough go for tiger woods. >> layery beal has his less than stellar round in the so

. >> don sanchez, abc7 news. >> next at six a bay area lawmaker is accused of shoplifting at a high-endore. >> in the news this saturday morning, october 29th, documentary filmmaker michael moore visits occupy oakland demonstrators. tonight some of them plan to protest the oakland police department. and an east bay assemblywoman is accused of shoplifting at a neiman marcus. she said it's a misunderstanding. >> good morning. waking up to clear conditions. numbers are chilly, 40s and 50s, but plenty of sunshine and mild afternoon highs this