and when carrie fisher greeted me she said "hey, fellow e.c.t. club." electroconvulsive therapy for those who just got to this planet. >> rose: when you were there... now go back to the earlier time. when you were there and it was happening at abc you resisted anybody saying that dick cavett was intellectual, cavett was... >> yeah, i offended some people but i absolutely cringed and still do today when somebody... sometimes it was a european who moved here and would say "you're the only intellectual on television" and i'd want to say "shh!" because i got that reputation partly because i didn't know that you don't to read the guest books from cover to cover to talk to them for eight minutes about it.

if fisher had not been away from the game for 20 years and then played kasparev and i would say fisher would win and kasparev would deny that. [laughter] >> yes, back there. >> hi, professor brady. >> oh, my god, a former student. good lord! your name will come to me. don't tell me your name. it will come to me. >> well, i'm dating myself because i'm calling you professor brady. >> that's right before i got my doctorate. >> that's right. >> lillian? >> that's it very good. [applause] >> i was on the phone with my dad the other night and i was mentioning that i was going to attend your book-signing. and he actually played with bobby fischer at the manhattan chess club. >> really. >> so i was asking him about him and he said that at times bobby would play 15 people at one time. >> absolutely. >> and he was always 10 steps ahead of everyone. so no one really won, you know, against him. >> yeah. >> but he did mention that his mother had a lot of influence on him and i just wanted to know if you can elaborate on that and do you think that that really pedal him to say the things he said late

he went in to fisher, it was outrageous.when at the american society of clinical encologists in the middle when bernie fisher walked in, there were more reporters there. 10,000 people gave him a standing ovation for five minutes, not a word of this anywhere else. and we should have had our spokesmen screaming this is one of the great heros of modern day medicine. not a word. he was totally exonerated, and they fired him. it's a long story. when obama passed his health care law, there was john dingell standing -- i get mad when i say this -- standing next to the president. this man probably caused the deaths of women with breast cancer because the trial was delayed two or three years. and then when obama is passing his wonderful health care bill, he trots out a bunch of pelicans known as doctors in white coats. did anybody ever question who these doctors are, what their ec per tease? when betty mccoy had a forum here in finish. >> i'm sorry, doctor, could you -- >> i'm going to ask a question. my question is, what do we do to

jeremy fisher noticed the flames and helped out. fisher ended up inhaling smoke and taken by ambulance to the hospital. a week later his wife received a surprise in the mail. >> the bill is $1,847.23. that is just for the ambulance ride. the guy told me there is nothing i can really do. i said i guess that's the price you pay for saving somebodies life. >> the fibbers e-mail -- the fishers e-mailed us here. now the ambulance company says it plans on taking care of the nearly $2,000 bill. >>> pacific gas and electric is helping some of its customers that have had trouble paying their utility bills. pg&e has made $1.5 million contribution to its own reach program. that program is run by the salvation army and gives to families. customers that need help should bring their bill to a branch of the salvation army. >>> governor brown the move he made that is often expected out of elected officials. >>> a look at the bay area newest airport terminal. >>> today is the last day on the job for white house press secretary robert gibbs after two

it was outrageous the american society of clinical oncologist bernie fisher walks in. he gets a standing ovation. there is no word of this and we should have been screaming and yelling into the modern hero of modern-day medicine. he was exonerated and had to raise $3 billion. long story. when obama passed a wonderful health care law, there is john dingell standing next to the president and how wonderful. this man probably cause the death of women with breast cancer because the trial was delayed two or three years but then with the health care bill, did anybody question to the doctors were lowered there expertise when betsy macquarie had a forum. >> i am sorry. >> there was a forum here so my question is, what do we do to get trained physicians in public relations to go about it? we do work that nobody knows about. >> i completely agree that the clinicians and scientists are terrible at interacting with the media. i will tell you why and how we can get better part of the reason it is true as a pediatrician, we are nice people. we're not good at confrontation and even ba

. >> reporter: today minutes before we talked to the fishers they got this. >> we wanted to take care of that bill that you had received. >> we live paycheck to paycheck, it would have been really hard to have done that. so that's why i'm so thankful. >> reporter: ambulance services is a private business not subsidized by taxpayer money and covered by most insurance companies, the fishers are uninsured. maureen naylor, ktvu news. >>> a new poll suggests that californians aren't sure how they feel about governor brown. less than half of californians were undecided about brown's performance since he took office and deals with the $25 billion budget deficit. almost 34% approved of the job he was doing. similar poll last month, brown had more support with 41% approval. >>> a north bay councilman is taking a unique step to try to reach his constituents. chris albertson is holding sidewalk office meeting. albertson is expected to set up shop from noon to 2:00 on western avenue and petaluma boulevard. >>> and the most tech and environmentally friendly terminal opens up here in the bay area.

living legend debbie reynolds and her daughter, icon carrie fisher., the mental breakdown, and the elizabeth taylor scandal. [captioning made possible by disney-abc domestic television] [cheering and applause] meredith: thank you, guys. hello, everybody, and welcome to "millionaire." we are kicking things off right today. our returning contestant has already banked $52,600. one question away from round 2. he's an assistant dean of academic affairs at yale university. please welcome alfred guy from new york city. like the tie! >> thank you. thank you. [cheering and applause] meredith: all right, alfred. how are you feeling? >> i'm feeling great, meredith. meredith: yeah... >> i'm feeling great. meredith: you told me yesterday that inside here you're ok, but your head is feeling like it's going to explode, right? >> yes. yes. it feels almost as big as the room. not in a good way. meredith: no, not in a good--well, you've done--tell me a little bit about that tie. that is--that is something. >> [sighs] thank you. so, um--so, i have a pet bird. her name i

vaccine was introduced in the 1990s, barbara fisher claims it caused diabetes. it doesn't. when the hepatitis b was first introduced, there again was barbara fisher on "world news tonight" claiming that the vaccine caused sudden infant death or multiple sclerosis. there was a "20/20" on the role giving advice, making the claim it was causing permanent harm. these were emotional shows. the show on "20/20" when hugh and barbara were the host, the mother that had given and within a day passed away. the mother said my child was fine. now the vaccine killed her. then they showed the tomb stone, you know, the encryption our little angel. anyone who is human is going to be moved. maybe this is a vaccine that should be avoided, even know we clearly now it doesn't cause sudden infant death. it's only designed to prevent one specific path again. it doesn't protect everything else. some of them are going to happen with the vaccine, but not cause it. >> the greatest hit of vaccine has been the human papillomavirus. the only vaccine that caused the uterus cancer. they claim they were fi

he was the founder of the gap stores, don fisher. he was at -- at that time going public with his company. it could have been very damaging to him. >> when it comes to style we have it all. tops and jeans. >> make a difference besides just selling clothes. >> tonight as we look back at her career in bay area television we talked a lot about the activist of the 60's and 70s. in a interview we asked what she as a person who lived through that time and covered so many of the events that defined it thought happened to change that. >> people were just tired of the disruptions, of the marches, of the -- you know all of the chaos that was caused and i think the decisions were not so much based on that people didn't favor giving more jobs, say to minorities or feeding the poor, it's just they want aid quiet period. so we turned to the me period where everybody was in it for themselves. that was considered popular. >> although she never worked here at ktvu her husband did. bill moore was the news photographer at channel 2 starting in the 60's

i ran into an old family friend dave fisher, one of the people behind the event. it was fun to see him. it's nice to come back to detroit. >> detroit's in your blood, no doubt about it. >> i grew up in birmingham. he grew up in detroit hills. my father's company bought steel from bob's father. the auto industry is definitely in our veins. it's great to be here. >> that's the thing -- you can move away from detroit, but you can't move detroit out of you. >> so you are both here tonight. >> having a great time. great cars. just an exciting time. >> terrific. thank you so much for taking time to talk to me and giving me the reminiscing from 1963. >> that's when it came out. >> what chevrolet had was a corvette body. they would lift it way up to show the guts and flip it around. we were like, wow. the studebaker was introduced here too. it's a fiberglass sports car which i now own one because i thought, i have to have that car someday. >> well guys, thanks for being here. >> we appreciate it. >> quite an event this thing called the "gallery." i have never seen anythin

jeremy fisher he saw the fire and immediately helped out. he kicked down the door of the house and woke up the people inside. he ended up inhaling a lot of smoke and then he was rushed to the hospital. fisher received an almost $2,000 bill for that ride in the ambulance. >> the firemen were like way to go. you're a hero. and then they send me a bill for $2,000. like hey thanks for trying to save people's lives. here is a bill for $2,000. >> fisher and his wife contacted ktvu now the ambulance company plans on taking care of that bill. >>> protestors in egypt are prompt avenue promising the large -- are promising the largest gathering. while the battle rages on in cairo, ktvu rita williams smoke with a san francisco man who immigrated from egypt when president mubarak first took power. >> and we thought that this is the day that mubarak will give up. he tricked all of us. >> today his 30-year-old nephew one of the protest evers -- one of the protestors for change will join the the fight for freedom. >>> our time is 5:29. people in the bay are

and when carrie fisher greeted me she said "hey, fellow e.c.t. club."ulsive therapy for those who just got to this planet. >> rose: when you were there... now go back to the earlier time. when you were there and it was happening at abc you resisted anybody saying that dick cavett was intellectual, cavett was... >> yeah, i offended some people but i absolutely cringed and still do today when somebody... sometimes it was a european who moved here and would say "you're the only intellectual on television" and i'd want to say "shh!" because i got that reputation partly because i didn't know that you don't to read the guest books from cover to cover to talk to them for eight minutes about it. >> rose: (laughs) realize... but i would thinke's say cavett reads the books. and then i was used as a stick to beat merv and johnny and they'd say they got no brains and cavett's from yale... i almost said princeton. >> you did for a moment. a p was rolling out of there. >> rose: you saw that. and... well, thank you, ignore those things. they weren't intellectual. and

jeremy fisher saw the fire and immediately helped out. he kicked down the door and woke up the people inside. fisher ended up inhaling smoke and was taken by ambulance to the hospital. a week later he received a nearly 2,000 bill for that ambulance ride. >> even the firemen were like way to go. you're a hero. and i'm like yeah. and then they send me almost a $2,000 bill. >> fisher and his wife e-mailed us here at ktvu now the ambulance company says it plans to take care of that bill. >>> the popular tv show ncis has suspended production following a deadly crash on the set. the vans driver reportedly blacked out after dropping off passengers. the security guard was rushed to the hospital but he died later. production has been shut down until authorities investigate that accident. >>> we have been talking about egypt and today protestors there are promising the biggest demonstrations yet in egypt in response to president mubarak's speech last night. the frustration is being felt even here in the bay area. san francisco state university pres

middle -- student at fisher middle school and has not been seen since friday. today students and teachers handed out flyers to try and kind fined her. >> we just want her to come -- find her. >> we just want her to come back. her mom is worried about you. >> we really miss you and wish you could be here with us. you don't know how much we miss you and how your mom and your family is thinking about you. >> julisa is 4' 11 tall, about 115 pounds and speaks spanish. you're asked to contact police if you might know where she is. >>> oakland a police are investigating a possible abduction. witnesses told police they saw two men chase a woman and corner her in an apartment building in the 1000 block of alien street. she was assaulted and thrown into a car. the woman has since turned up at a local hospital no, details on what happened. >>> san jose police call the discovery of a decomposed body in a residential neighborhood suspicious. the person was found in the 1000 block of branham lane wednesday night. all investigators say is that it's a woman. the coroner is try

area that day including barbara fisher, kathy williams, and jeff schwarz to get together through that local nbc affiliate, got people to call the show and get together. they very quickly within a couple of weeks formed a group called dissatisfied parents together towards the pt. by the early 1990's they had changed their name to the national vaccine information center of which laura fisher was the head. this group was powerful enough and connected enough early on, within one month of the shows airing there was a congressional hearing headed by carl hawkins, which is a republican senator from florida do was looking into whether are not vaccines, in fact, were doing more harm than good. the result was predictable. there was a flood of litigation claiming the vaccine not only caused epilepsy or mental retardation but and explained, sudden infant death syndrome and other illnesses to the point that there were hundreds of millions of dollars in settlements and awards. companies were largely abandoning the business. we went from six measles containing -- measles vaccine makers to one, three

. >> to give love to linebacker fisher, and northern california was really representing. in rogers' first quarterback to win a super bowl. what is credible this, panned his he grew up idolizing joe montana and steve young. and rodgers and joined them as having 300 yds. three touchdowns and no interceptions and mvp performances. isn't that great? this is green bay, wisconsin. if the team are arriving. and let me explain. holding up the trophy. what could be better than that? going to disney, pm. with a rogers right in the parade today. and at his home town. >> he grew up in chico, california. (cheers & applause) >> that is the graduate. and downtown, chico. cheering him on isn't that great? >> that is great. >> also for rogers. bill i have been a fan for years. now that we have a quarterback. everybody that is saying that they are a fan of the packers? no, pride. >> now,-pride, and now and let us go get another super bowl victory. >> before they get another one they could take care of business and get an nfl season going. >> yes. the march 4th. >> and i do not like the end

my name is pamela fisher, i am the member -- also a member of the national alliance of mental illness. the issues cannot be separated. i think if you vote to purchase the taser is, you are undercuttg the message that they need to learn de-escalation techniques. he will not take the time to slow things down and verbally de-fg8hoescalate the situation. i urge you not to decide this issue in a positive way tonight. >> hello, commissioners and chief of police. in the re-enactment that you did, you could have used staff that distracts de person with a knife. it is a lot cheaper. it is an air horn compared to teatasters -- tasers. >> i am speaking on behalf of the national lawyers guild where we would urge you to vote down we would urge you to vote down this resolution to bring in

. >> the most recent news was the incredible decision on the part of donna morris fisher to give theirollection to sfmoma. >> think it is commonly understood that the fischer collection was 1100 works by some of the great contemporary works, one of the great collections in the world. in fact, the collection has not been seen. it has been largely stored at the headquarters, there has never been a publication or exhibition. >> but fischer collection and the additional expansion over the next 50 years, what in the next 25 years will the museum be doing? >> we are very committed to expanding the museum, expanding the collection, the overall growth of the museum. that is one of the things that is very important to us. we are about to enter a strategic planning process. the fundamental question we want to address is, how wil sfmoma growth and enhanced its engagement with the community? it is not enough that the museum has great works in its collection, has great exhibitions, wonderful education programs, it is how does the institution grow and enhance its relationship with the community. it

back on january 22nd, jeremy fisher us to down the door of a home, saving two people inside piece he got a pill for $1800 for ambulance ride to the hospital where he was treated for smoke inhalation. >> he said, i guess that is the price you pay for saving someone's life. >> ktvu contacted the influence company into david received a call saying that the charges had been eliminated. >>> police say a speeding driver blew through several red lights today, eventually splitting his car into another vehicle and killing the other driver. it happened about 2:15 a.m. on geary boulevard in the richmond district. 57-year-old laney storlerea died when the suspects audi plowed into his mazda. investigators are trying to determine if he was drunk or on drug. >>> a superior court judge today granted an injunction aimed at cleaning up a residential hotel in the risk of dental district. i'm -- in a local district. the owners have agreed to pay the city almost $150,000. >>> a labor protest at a san francisco hotel ended with arrests late this afternoon. he cited 23 people after the protesters sat down

famous baby >> today on oprah at 4:00, actress debbie reynolds and her icon daughter debbie fisherfast food calorie count. does it do anything to curb unhealthy eating habits in young people. those stories and more at 5:00. >> the baby panda at the atlanta zoo finally has a name. >> giant panda cub born november 3rd, 2010, is officially named poo. >> you know the male cub was named after the character voice by actor jack black in kung fu panda. >> he has fun on stage moments during the naming ceremony. in keeping with chinese tradition, poo didn't receive his name until after his 100th day of life. the only giant panda born in the u.s. in 2010. >> poo, he better start practicing his kung fu moves. >> i went to the website. you can see the little panda rolling around. so cute. >> let's check the weather. >> live doppler 7 hd, you see the rain moving in the north bay right now. light rain heading towards santa rosa. but more heavy rain on the way coming in from northern california hitting us this evening. >> we are warned, frances. thank you. >> for all of us here on abc7news.com, th

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you are going to have competitive district superior -- that means you are going to have competitive fisher superior -- competitive districts. a democrat should be overwhelmingly favored. if republicans want to stay incumbent, they will be able to, but it will cost of a lot of districts. >> what does it mean if republicans cannot gain more seats in florida? >> they cost a redistricting plan. the government is trying to get it down a little bit. it would prohibit those who draw the line from considering partisan affiliation and prevent those from considering where a current incumbent lawn member actually live superior -- actually live. you see them representing districts the turner along for their own ideologically and now -- representing districts but differ from their own ideologically pure yoon -- ideologically pure ego >> he was hesitant to say who would run again. he said to expect some announcements. >> you cannot wait too late in the year to start getting some of these announcements. >> what do you think about who and where he might make these announcements? >> i think they might come

who work during the early design phase of this installation included [inaudible] carol tang, brian fisherjack dunn blocker, [inaudible] i also want to acknowledge my predecessor who played such a seminal role in the design of the academy. he is now at the university of colorado. the director of the exhibit development who insured that the installation went off without a hitch just as he ensured that the entire academy moved to howard street and then moved back without one lost fish. of course, the arts commission in the city of san francisco. it is my pleasure to introduce this senior adviser to mayor gabonese som - -gavin newsom. >> i am here representing the mayor. he is anticipating the birth of his child which should come to any minute now. on behalf of the mayor, welcome to this dedication of the sculpture. the mayor early in his career realize the transforming power of public arts. it starts a discourse. it challenges us as citizens. what is missing is the expression of what people in san francisco and the mayor are trying to achieve. we are trying to be the greatest city possible.

we were looking for country stars but found mike fisher, carrie underwood's husband.re down 1-0. second period. adding value. spinning in for the equalizer. his 12th. it goes to overtime where magic ensues. roberto gonzalez's husband, randy hahn. >> he brings it in. sharks get it out. here's the breakaway! patrick marleau, scores! what a way to end the road trip! >> after seven games away from home, they return on a very high night. 2-1, the sharks take it in overtime. they host the taps at the tank thursday. the warriors with their final home game before the all-star break. the hornets visiting oakland. they're very much in the playoff mix behind chris paul. monta ellis would again have a game high 21 points this time. but paul putting on a magic show. he gets the ball here, starts a drive with a great fake. part of a run that had the hornets up by 15. but the warriors get a lot from their bench. and the starters heat up. monta, steals, moves ahead to steph curry. the warriors storm back for a huge 102-89 win. they play in utah tomorrow. the giants starting their wor

healthy holiday sales of barbie and fisher-price push mattel 1% higher.ppliance giant whirl pool lost 2% on news it's raising prices to keep up with rising costs of raw materials. after the bell, visa shares slipped despite better than expected earnings. fast food chain parent yum brands got a boost from its afterhours report card thanks to robust growth overseas. elsewhere after the bell, news corp reported strong ad sales helped double its quarterly earnings. if the price sounds too good to be true, it probably is. police say the alleged ring leader of a high-tech theft ring was indicted tuesday for a scam he started from his jail cell using phony credit cards to resell more than $1 million of apple electronics at a discount. >>> the cavs lose again. a hockey fan's favorite kind of fight and we may have lost paul the octopus but there's always jenny the elephant. >>> plus, the knicks may be up and coming, but last night, the mavericks took them to school. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> the blizzard is gone, but the cold air

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that is a small figure compared to what we have raised with this young museum, what a fisher family gave for the expansions of the museum of modern art, what was raised with the jewish museum. what we're trying to raise for the museum that will reflect the culture of the hispanic world of san francisco and beyond. all these institutions come together in one fashion or another and makes this part of the most wonderful place on earth in which to live. mr. mayor, i am proud, from your the 10 governorships, if and when it begins -- [laughter] you still want to be a part of this wonderful city. the rest of us are certainly going to welcome you. i know there will be a celebration in the not too distant future. we will do what we do at my church. we burn the mortgage. we are going to burn the mortgage. [applause] thank you, mr. mayor, mr. brown. >> we have had tremendous leadership from the mayor's cabinet, city attorney's office, but also from the board of supervisors. with us is the president of the board of supervisors david chiu. welcome. >> thank you. first of all, i want to thank all of y

. >> the most recent news was the incredible decision on the part of donna morris fisher to give theirollection to sfmoma. >> think it is commonly understood that the fischer collection was 1100 works by some of the great contemporary works, one of the great collections in the world. in fact, the

. >>> carrie fisher's manic depressive admission to oprah today. >> from the mental hospital lockdownntal hospital. >> in depth with what you don't know about the new face of jenny craig. >> you do electroshock therapy? >> once every six weeks. >> and then what happens? >> i feel better. >>> then is christina aguilera's divorce final one day after her grammy stumble? >>> michael and catherine. >> kelly and mark. >> how new york stars spent valentine's day. >>> lady gaga! >> gaga on the record. did she really rip off madonna? ♪ express yourself ♪ i was born this way >> yes, sir ka simpleson's hair-raising new cover inseed her $1 billion fashion empire. >>> and who is the tv star without makeup? >> star watch is on. >>> new "n.c.i.s.." and before tonight's "the good wife" the back story. >> it's a refreshing change. i love it. >> julia's commercial past, before she put on "e.r." scrubs with george clooney. >>> then the new "sports illustrated" swimsuit issue covergirl. >> the top ten girls that paved the way. >> heidi klum, not clum. >>> now, from hollywood, "the insider" is on. >> whoo

. >> reporter: maryland fisher is the lead dos sant for the few visitors the ranch can accommodate each year. >> it is a rare opportunity, yes. >> reporter: perhaps the first thing that strikes you is how small and unassuming it is for the western white house, the vacation home of the president of the united states. >> we know mikhail gorbachev was surprised. >> reporter: they were looking for a ranch at the end of his governorship in 1974 and discovered this property. >> one of the reasons that reagan loves this property was because it was an authentic california adoeb be, and one of the few left in this area. >> reporter: after an early add-on-it still has much less square footage than a track home. not even a new tv for the leader of the western world. >> it speaks a lot about ronald reagan, and the fact that having grown up during the depression era, in particular, that you don't get rid of something that still works. >> reporter: who needs central heating with old-fashioned wood burning fireplaces. now you know why mr. reagan was chopping wood all the time. >> the president very ki

cory fisher, making contact with mitchell. tied at 76-76. mitchell at the line, for the lead.s good. so, rutgers up one. the chance, the inbound and it goes too deep. rutgers upsetting nova, 77-76. it's pandemonium in piscataway. >>> that's your espn news updates. for all scores and highlights watch "the highlight express," on espn news, airing until noon eastern today. back to you in new york. >>> we're well aware that college football season ended about a month ago. we had to show you this guy. check out university of connecticut backup quarterback, johnny mcaty, doing pretty cool stuff with the pig skin. >> he's a third string. he doesn't get a lot of game time. that doesn't mean he hasn't been practicing accuracy. >> maybe he's trying to impress uconn's new coaching staff. this thing is on youtube and it's viral. currently, the top-three of google's most-searched-for videos. >> even if it took 1,000 attempts to make the video, i don't think most of us could do it. >> not me. >>> coming up, the stories we'll be following today, including the president's plan for nationwide

fisher: all the sensors in the field come into this location. these two operators behind me operate the entire water system, 24/7. so we can see all of our reservoirs, their elevations, whether they're going up or down, how much water we're getting from our two treatment plants. we try to move it very quickly through the system and serve it to our customers in the most economic and efficient manner. narrator: las vegas serves as an example for cities across the country, whether they have a limited supply or not. and many utilities can identify with the struggles that come with maintaining underground assets to support a growing population. one of the most common issues that municipalities share is water loss. melosi: because it's not a catastrophic issue, we don't think much about it. but there is a 10%, 20%, 30% water loss or leakage in some systems. allbee: already treated water that you've invested money in, you're losing before you actually delivered it. narrator: so many utilities are employing the business strategy of asset management. it'

helen fisher, a biological anthropologist, helped create the survey and thinks she has an explanation>> 54% of men experienced love at first sight. >> because men are more visual? >> yes, they make up their mind more rapidly about a woman than women do about a man. for good evolutionary reasons. i mean, that woman has to carry their baby for nine months. >> reporter: the survey found those among those who don't dr. children, 24% of men versus 15% of women are ready for kids. really? >> yes, this is the first survey i know of that indicates men are even more interested, more interested in having children in every single age cohort, from 21 to 65. men want children more than women do. >> reporter: could that really be? >> i don't have a strong desire to have kids. >> i think it's easy for them to make that -- easier for them to make that decision. >> i want some mini mes coming around. i want a junior and i want a little princess that i can spoil and make me broke, i need that in life. >> men want to reproduce. >> so they're looking for breeders? >> they're looking for companions. men a

donald fisher, they want to put his art collection into a museum in the presidio. that got shut down because they thought it would be too gaudy, too commercial. now there's a fight over a 14-building hotel which would be on the main post parade grounds. that's the most historic part of the presidio. this goes back to the 1700s, military formation out there. it's still up in the air. that's gone a little slower than the residential side. they need more money. roughly $500 million to complete that kind of renovation. the residential, they spent over $100 million. it was another building out there, presidio landmark, completely overhauled, it's a former hospital. they need to lease that, they're in the process of leasing that. right now those are high-end apartments. and those aren't leasing quite as quickly as the other housing. >> i haven't asked you about affordable housing. if it was the city of san francisco, you know, the agreement is 20% of the housing become affordable, that's certainly not the case in the presidio. it's federally owned land that's being devel

. >> jeremy fisher had inhaled smoke and was taken to the hospital. >> he was risking his life to savemeone else. >> reporter: so his wife was shocked when this bill got to his house. >> the bill says 1,847.23 just for the ambulance ride. and the guy said i done know don't know what you can really do. and he said, i guess that's what you get for trying to save somebody. >> we're in the process of trying to work with this family in order to eliminate this bill. >> reporter: today moments we arrived, they got this. >> we want to take care of that bill you received. >> maureen nee hrors in the entire roud for this year's tour of california bike race was announced today and it includes just one stop here in the pay area. stage four will begin in downtown livermore and finish on sierra road. sierra road has a climb making it the tour's first climbing finish. >>> another beautiful day today, cool in the morning, warm in the afternoon. today got to 69 in santa rosa. tomorrow's highs just like those, we're going to see low 70s tomorrow as well. as we take a look at the forecast, it's another c

. >> jeremy fisher had inhaled smoke and was taken to the hospital. >> he was risking his life to savemeone else. >> reporter: so his wife was shocked when this bill got to his house. >> the bill says 1,847.23 just for the ambulance ride. and the guy said i done know don't know what you can really do. and he said, i guess that's what you get for trying to save somebody. >> we're in the process of trying to work with this family in order to eliminate this bill. >> reporter: today moments we arrived, they got this. >> we want to take care of that bill you received. >> maureen nee hrors in the entire roud for this year's tour of california bike race was announced today and it includes just one stop here in the pay area. stage four will begin in downtown livermore and finish on sierra road. sierra road has a climb making it the tour's first climbing finish. >>> another beautiful day today, cool in the morning, warm in the afternoon. today got to 69 in santa rosa. tomorrow's highs just like those, we're going to see low 70s tomorrow as well. as we take a look at the forecast, it's another c

. >> and there is a maggie fisher e mailed us this one this afternoon. that is his grandson standing next to their suv. this doesn't look like it's going anywhere. >> not at all. christine took this one at her home this morning, or you can e mail us. >> and we'll leave coverage coming up. still coming up at the i team, san francisco movie patron claims police removed him from a theet skbrer broke his arm. >> and there is turmoil in libya. sanks today and big rally planned this weekend. >> and a professor inspiring her students to follow math path. tonight's abc 7 salute. >> how you can catch your vote for who >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> a frightening head on crash today. a woman broke both legs when a car crossed a center line on deer valley road. the chp says the driver was speeding and it wasn't raining at the time. he suffered only minor injuries. a passenger was hurt, though not seriously. and three police officers were injured when they were struck by a suspected drunk driver. the driver damaged three patrol cars.