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. >> dorothy stratten in many ways was almost like a fantasy of what the "playboy" reader or the "playboywould want. she's blonde. she's well built. she has the innocence about her. >> dorothy stratten was an angel. she just was a sweet, effervescent angel. >> i said, "she's gorgeous. and this town will destroy her." >> she was just breathtakingly beautiful. there was something very otherworldly about being with her. time would stop and you just felt you were in a frozen moment. >> she was a young girl from vancouver, british columbia. >> she was very naive, high school student, really had no worldly experience. >> she is the daughter of a woman who came over after world war ii. she has almost never known her biological father. >> dorothy really wanted people to love her. she had felt abandoned by any kind of male figure that was in her life. she was being raised by her mother. >> i think that her mother, nelly, was a very hard worker. and she worked in a school cafeteria. >> it was difficult. dorothy went to work. because her mother needed the money. >> she took care of me a lot. because

well you know this is exactly what a lot of other people here are asking for now investigators and police of and of dorothy's are trying to be very cautious with what they release to the public so some say that they're not ruling out as you say like any motive whatsoever including terrorism we know that they 2 apartments have been raided by police and that phone calls and to a speech sticks have been seized and the potential ramming attack or he had the idea that we know that the suspect has stolen the truck just seconds minutes before he ran into those 8 cars here nobody rules that out but unfortunately these are not yet sure and police are not releasing that information yet with the latest on this investigation in limbo org donna raghav from dayton is thank you. let's get more we're joined by young st pierre an expert from the modern security consulting group here in earl and we have authorities they're being very cautious you know discussing any possible motive tell us what they will have been looking at in the past 24 hours all the i guess the most important thing that they'll look at is that the content

what was the other one was saying. well the prisons are drawn and with president putin actually sure they get a solid dorothy about a political solution for syria but of course what the foreign ministers and nouns was very important about the deal and how it's going to be shaped out it seems was leaders agreed on to implement it other than our other accord which was signed in 1998 with between turkey and syria which a law which actually. we actually impose syria in order to not have a tape the outpost could do some work as part of pakistan factions the p.k. faction factions back at the time saw in a joint statement by 2 sides i'm seeing that syria russia is going to facilitate the agreement again which was not in that since 2011 this is very important but also it has some risks it can also mean that the turkish forces might be out of the designated safe zone on the other hand we see that what the turkish military and the syrian national army gained in terms of controlling tilapia that rest of it's going to be preserved so the gaze of the military operation are going to be preserved the concern was that how prisons are gone is

dorothy got the bogus call. she telephoned me and the santa clara county district attorney's office. sherri borland is an attorney in the elder fraud unit. >>> you protect yourself by paying attention to what's the news. i'm glad that dorothy came forward and contacted you so that we could have this public announcement. >> so you've seen two families paying it forward. i want to thank both of them. i want to hear from you. my 7 on your side hotline is open monday through friday, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. 415-954-8151. you can reach me on my facebook page and abc7news.com. >> you just helped some people. >> so did you. >> one last check on our weather tonight. >> spencer christian back with the forecast. >> nice warm weekend coming our way. with that, along with that comes increased fire concerns. for tonight, clear skies and relatively mild conditions. overnight lows in the upper 40s to low 50s. a warmer day than today. low to mid-730s on the coast. mid 80s inland. as it warms up, though, over the weekend. we're going to get windy conditions developing tomorrow night with the humidity going way, way down. red flag warning for high fire danger in effect. the north bay hills. wind gusts rea

dorothy got the bogus call. she telephoned me and the santa clara county district attorney's office. sherry borland is an attorney in the elder fraud unit. >> you protect yourself by paying attention to what'sng on in the news. i'm glad that dorothy came forward and contacted you so that we could have this public announcement. >> reporter: so now we have two 7 on your side viewers paying it forward. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> great stuff, michael. >>> all right. still to come on "abc 7 mornings," a car crash in oakland leaves a lot more damage than just that car. >>> and it is the 18th straight week of protests in hong kong. >> announcer: news to build a better bay area. this is "abc 7 mornings." >>> and it is 9:31 on this sunday morning. hope you are having a great sta. we'll start this half hour with a look at weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> kate, good morning to you. if our east bay camera, it's 59 in the city. low 60s in redwood city and san jose. 71 half moon bay. a beautiful shot from the exploratorium camera. it's going to be warm even here in the city, low 50s. right now, 60 in napa.napa. good recovery in the east bay. winds in the upper elevations still a litt

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authorities here are keen to stop these protests overshadowing upstaging what is going on in beijing they don't want to see that beijing dorothy's embarrassed by the protests that are taking place here over at our correspondent charlotte show some pill reporting for us from hong kong with that have to thank you very much. as we mentioned china is staging huge celebrations to mark 70 years of communist rule the people's republic of china has changed beyond all recognition since it was founded 7 decades ago after a bitter civil war with nationalists today president said china's development would be peaceful but its military would safeguard its sovereignty and security. strength discipline and vision this was the message from a state that has defied the odds for 70 years on tuesday the world's longest surviving communist nation celebrated its achievements on a grand scale standing where chairman mao proclaimed the people's republic in 1949 president struck a combative note. today a socialist china is standing proudly in the world's east. and no force can change the position of our great motherland and no force can stop the chinese

what you did. we have william cartman from youth build. dorothy stillman is a national hero and icon. youth build usa. we have andrew hanson, we have tawan reid, a team leader with fema. we have kayla wetzel. we've got andrew hanson, the environmental stewardship program for the state parks. and taylor stone, project development habitat for humanity. why not just start here. >> my name is william gartman, i'm from west virginia and i completed a term with youth build north central and with the education alliance. >> it's okay. >> now, after completing my term, i've continued to be involved with youth build. i'm the head of the mentor program and i sit as the souse chef where we take in other members and train them to do that as well. >> terrific. >> my name is tawan reed, i'm a field team leader for fema corp. i served for about six months in puerto rico, we're now serving with the office of external affairs here in d.c. it's been an amazing opportunity. it's honestly changed my life. one of the firsts fingsthings i read ant the program, a team leader said it was the hardest yet most

. >> dorothy stratten in many ways was almost like a fantasy of what the "playboy" reader or fan wouldnadian beauty was still in high school, paul snider, a local pimp and local small time promoter, approached her while she was working at a dairy queen in vancouver. >> he was a predator. you think of him and you think of a wolf. >> he sees a sexy girl at a dairy queen. hmm, what can happen for me through her. that's of interest to . >> reporter: snider and stratten start dating and he convinces dorothy to pose nude for "playboy's" submission photos. >> "playboy" had a playmate hunt looking for the 25th anniversary play mate. dorothy was one of the runners-up. >> i worked for "playboy" for 43 years. it was pretty easy to know if a girl was going to make it or not. >> reporter: after catching the eye of iconic mogul hugh hefner, she was crowned 1980 playmate of the year, earning all of the perks that came with it. >> i got a $65,000 russian fur sable coat. >> i didn't see that one here. >> a $26,000 jaguar and a $25,000 check. >> reporter: she started landing movie and television roles,

dorothy got the bogus call. she tell phoned me and sclair district attorney. this is an attorney in the elder fraud unit. >> protect yourself what'sying attention what's going on in the news. >> reporter: now we have two 7 on your side viewers paying it forward. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> great that dorothy was able to avoid that scam. >>> a new liquor product is getting a lot of attention on-line for its striking similarity to laundry pods. scotch whiskey brand glen livid released this video and seeing their new product a, quote, capsule collection. take a look the pods are made through see-through seaweed extract, bite down and get a bite of liquor, served only during london cocktail week currently. >>> still to come on "abc 7 mornings" -- a car crashes in oakland leaving not just the car severely damaged. we'll show you what people in the neighborhood are now deal with. >> the 18th straight week of protests in hong kong. why demonst >>> news to build a better bay area, this is "abc 7 mornings." >> it is just about 5:30 on this sunday morning. we're going to start this half hour with a look at weather with meteorolog

what. they were just doing their training. c.p.r. certified may still be all the time they're going to be down here dorothy you are in charge of the police i shot somebody in broad daylight in front of everybody stood over him why he died i covered that story and then just another sad story. this block here is 115th street one of the busiest rock cocaine spots by far and ones but i would say even in the country. my experience nobody does more. than the bombing on the bloods and i mean the money is a huge it's probably $30.00 to $50000.00 a week in sales just in this development would be biased. their rival gang raping creeps in the same problem they do make money in sales a narcotic in the motivation to stay within the gang is a nice alive in haiti it's an ongoing feud between the great tree crips and the bonnie hunt of bloods we've had 4 murders in the last week and i think into the murders were 847 so when they go out on what they call a mission or a murder they bring a high powered rifles. and usually when you see a group like that hanging out they were going to spot. just places what you call the mothership. the bloods. and originate

what dominates our idea. it was from the progressive churches in the south like dorothy day.when we only privilege one voice over another, we fail to realize that there are so many people like your grandfather n out thee doing the work, try to get change and it might feel like you are a g loan that you are actually part of a grand tradition sometimes you've just got to burn them down. i don't mean that literally. i am not actually advocating arson. not actually, talk to me later. but, like here is the thing. if yourr church doesn't affirm, leave. it's 2019. it's too late. we are not going to have this conversation.in isst go. to be a person of faith is to do this one thing but thank you. your grandfather sounds awesome. >> we talk about religion which is at the center of a lot of the communities. what made you the most optimistic and what made you with the most pessimistic? she just had her birthday the other day. happy birthday. she is what makes me, she is what i found makes me optimistic because here she is, a 100-year-old super religious and in so many ways very conservat

said that everyone basically high level of dorothy's political and police authorities are all are on high alert trying to identify who was behind this and what the possible motive might have been. now you mentioned before and i stayed here at the federal terror prosecutors and now assigned to take this investigation what does that tell you about what's going on here when you have incidences like this or other security incidents is it normally goes 1st to the regional authorities the regional authorities then start analyzing the case and when they understand that the case has to be moved one step further for example because they may be information that it could be related to terrorism then federal authorities take the leading role and start investigating themselves. and this is something that according to the information that we have now has happened the federal prosecutors in college who have announced that they're taking over the investigation these are federal prosecutors as you said at this tribe as are de terre prosecutors because they deal with cases where they are investigating possible links to terrorism but it is still very early to

dorothy they have to clean every day because people. you have people like over there. a lady who has a sort of you know what i need and people are pulling in there ok on the. water have sort of dances a little bit you know good people don't see you between the new ones are. there. more and more residents on taking a stand. shows us the. i live here campaign an initiative he and his neighbors created it directly appeals to tourists to clean up that when they are there the district council pays for the posters but the residents still feel the city has abandoned them. when i look out of the window here for a 4 o'clock in the morning all of a sudden you see the junkies walking around the people who were stoned or drunk and in the meantime there's no one here from the government no one here from the council there's not a policeman. ask his wife shows us the view from her apartment in the middle of the district. she doesn't think a lot of the city's plans to relocate prostitution to the outskirts. she blames the neighborhoods disastrous decline on the city's false marketing and an influx of cheap shops that if yo

what witman we are to, a nice guy or the by the name of dorothy addicts, a tall lady who always worek. they visited us many times. at the beginning of july, we got word that the telegraphed had gone down and harpers ferry. saw this on july 10th i saw a sergeant standing there at my feet and he said you son, are you ready to go back and fight and i said i would love to do that but they told me i am not capable of doing it. we know we have lowered the standards in the next we formulated a group to go they had formulated it you know. he was in virginia you know that opportunity for years i was a member of the uber they were all down there at the time and the event they had a group called the invalid score, is that a fearful name is? we joined up and other invalids easily which was a bunch of 55 eight clerks that were overweight and not good of shape to go, but we came marching up that seventh street and we got there and we settled down and saw on july the 10th a swarm you of gray uniform speaking there. marking this was just you know already pretty much demolished the they demolished th

what power she had. >> the photos are incredible and hef's thrilled. you get your month. she was really happy hen. >> reporter: following her every step of the way, he saw dorothy>> the whole idea of the playboy mansion was to be cool. look, there are hot and cold running women here, just be cool. he knew dorothy was his meal ticket. >> who was going to give him access to anything in he looked like a putz. >> he had fur coats to the floor, chains, silk black shirts. he just was such a cartoon character. >> paul's offensive. paul is also, he looks looks los time shall time, hef didn't. >> hefner took one look at snider and one word came into his mind. "pimp." that was the dirtiest word you could say at the mansion. >> reporter: so a new idea, male stripper, dancing at chippendale's. >> he had a gift. he is not a soft banana. >> but also you have to understand that just having the idea is different than bringing the idea off. from it went nowhere under his guidance but then of course became a huge, huge business for chippendale's. >> the partners he was involved with took the idea, looked the idea and kicked him out of it. so he said he got ripped off on that. >>

dorothy from kansas. maybe a theme like the future was supposed to get us wonder starry-eyed what the future would look like, but i couldn't find it in myself. instead all i could wonder was whether there would be a future left for any of us. a black man was running to become president of the united states of america. and i was checking the news every morning, anxious, half expecting to read that he had been assassinated. lately, i had been calling home less. i hadn't even told my mom i was going to be in phoenix for the holiday. a professor, who had known me since i was a freshman, confronted me in her office just before the fall smers ended. what happened to you, saeed? you used to smile. i stared at the professor blankly. then remembered that this was the part where i was supposed to cry. so i cried. this was a future i would have to figure out on my own, but i didn't want to think about it. at least for one more night, i wanted to dance at a huge, messy waparty and get blackout drunk. in this particular version of the future, i was one of three out gay men at the party, and the other two were dating eac

what before 3 of the more people. interested in the waters of our. first. hello this is max kaiser this is the kaiser report you remember the wizard of oz and dorothy said if you click your heels 3 times and say i want to be home to get home something like that and of course it's an allegory about.

dorothy. caller: the congressman is omplaining about the republicans are not being represented. people would let his come forward, we would hear what they have to say. to stop complaining. f you don't want the republic to hear what they are saying, you know, i don't see why you to complain. guest: that's a very valid point. we are not articulating that enough. we have is is that the schiff hearings or whatever them, i don't ll know legally exactly what they are because it hasn't been voted so it's ongoing from the day i was elected. if you remember, when we were you had one representative saying we're going to impeach. tiffs.e ex-police i am afraid my daughter could be watching. christian academy in knoxville. i go be reprimanded if into those cuss words. ever since then you had members pelosi ess, and ms. alluded to it, we have to impeach him. we don't he will win again. that sets the tone. phishing 's a expedition. the reason the president won't them because it's them because basically a kangaroo court. something you will see out of russia. it's not a legal proceeding because we are not allowed to call our own witnesses. just com

dorothy parker said i think it's better to have it. neil: what do you splurge on?o time, you have to steal some time. this book was a weird kind of indulgence. i was really guilted into it because my mother wrote a bestseller last year at my urging. now there's tremendous pressure in my little organization -- neil: she was lecturing you on the plan for this book. all the downloads of people wanting to hear what you had to say and your mother said just don't regurgitate that, right? >> she said these stories are terrific. your podcast is a hit, whatever. here's what readers want. they want some honest reflection about what made you write about these famous people you have never met. perhaps you could look into your own misspent youth and find something -- neil: she was absolutely right. she got to the core of it. but it's like lessons you learn. you never let your ego get out of control. >> i've tried. neil: it's one of the wonderful qualities i love about myself. the modesty part. how do you keep that in line? it reminds people of interesting stories, the paul harv

what is happening. host: let's talk to dorothy, who is calling from baltimore, maryland on the democratic line.hy, good morning. caller: good morning. i just want to know how people don't understand that all of this confusion that is going on is actually caused by trump. trump is not trying to bring the country together. trump, every rally has is about criticizing, infighting, and everything else. that is not what i want to say. things, and that he pretends he is fixing what he actually broke, like the iran deal. that was going fine with all the other countries, they was complying and everything, and then he broke it. we always went to war with iran. he did something to make that happen. about the impeachment theater there are text messages from ukraine to one of his aides, or whoever it was, that stated that they understood him forant him to do a favor him, because he was holding up their military money. two, why is the personal lawyer of the president going to investigate anything or anybody? if trump had any evidence of this, which you don't -- somebody probably told him on fox news to do th

dorothy. we will spend our next hour looking ahead to what is ahead on capitol hill and washington.resident trump made the announcement yesterday. less than 24 hours ago after 9:00 in the morning, here is more from that announcement. [video clip] >> a couple of weeks ago they were able to scope him out. these people are very smart, they are not into the use of cell phones anymore, they are technically brilliant, they use the internet better than almost anybody in the world perhaps other than donald trump. they use the internet incredibly well and what they have done with the internet through recruiting and everything, he aed like a dog, he died like coward. he was whimpering, screaming, and crying and i think it is something that should be brought out so his followers and all these young kids that want to leave various countries, including the united states, they should see how he died, he did not die a hero, he died a coward, crying, whimpering, screaming, and bringing three kids with him to die, certain death. end,ew the tunnel had no it was a closed end tunnel. not a good place t

what it comes to ukraine it turns out that they had gary in government is concerned about the fate of the ethnic had gary and by dorothy edmund gary government is concerned about the fate of the ethnic had garion by dorothy at the western part of the country and of course we do about her how big the the western part of the country and of course we do about her how big the russian speaking dorothy the pro russian minority is and the eastern paasschen speaking by dorothy the pro russian minority is at the eastern part of the country and we understand how difficult it is to have dark of the country and we understand how difficult it is to head the war there but both leaders are welcoming the new attempts by the new ukrainian government a war there but both leaders are welcoming the new attempts by the ukrainian government as to restart the peace talks as part of the door but before bad as to restart the peace talks as part of the door but before bad these are the talks between the leaders of russia ukraine a couple these are the talks between the leaders of russia ukraine accompanied by putting leads but the by the presid

dorothy dandridge, lena horne, diahann carroll. >> reporter: in 2008 carroll visited "good morning america." humble about her many accomplishments. >> whatto think back and remember as a young girl, that i never thought of anything in the direction of achieving or being a leader or being -- you do the work thaw want to do. >> reporter: the tributes have been pouring in on social media. kerry washington writing, i love you with all my heart for eternity, i am because of you. and oprah tweeting, thanks for helping clear the path for me and so many others. one of the most moving tributes coming from old friend billy dee williams whom she shared the screen with throughout the years. we met in high school, he said, and continued our friendship for many, many years. the memories and tears are flowing. an icon for so many. >> indeed, she was. i was fortunate enough to meet diahann carroll on a couple of occasions and she was just as you'd expect her to be, beautiful, elegant, gracious, robin. a memory that i will cherish forever. what a life well lived, huh? >> you remember that mailbox, no, the lunchbox. >> julia lunchbox. little girls everywh

dorothy from kansas. think poppy flowers, woven into my dreadlocks. maybe a theme like the future was supposed to get us to wonder, starry eyed what the future would look but i couldn't find it in myself elected wonders whether there would be a future left for any of us. a black man was running to become president of the united states america and i was checking the news every morning anxious half expecting to read he had been assassinated. lately i have been calling less and hadn't even told my mom i was going to be in phoenix for holiday. what happened to you saeed? you used to smile. i stared at the professor blankly and then remembered this was the part where i was supposed to cry. so i cried stop this was a future i would have to figure out on my own but i didn't want to think about it. at least for one more night i wanted to dance at a huge messy party and get blackout drunk. in this particular version of the future i was one of three out gay men at the party and the other two were dating each other. [laughter] and they are still dating each other. [laughter] maybe even married. [laughter] but i would find a way. i wanted to spend the night in som