gail saltz. her latest book "the power of difference, the link between disorder and genius" explores how disabilities can be your greatest assets. singer and instrumentalist jacob collier joins us to discuss his grammy award winning album "in my room," and he will be joined by take six for a special performance. all of that and more coming up in just a moment. ♪ ♪ >>> and by the robert wood ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> and by the robert wood johnson foundation, working with diverse partners to build a national culture of health so that everyone in america can live productive and healthy lives. the california endowment. health happens in neighborhoods. learn more. >>> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. ♪ >>> thank you. ♪ >>> for decades psychologists have explored how some people with mental health challengers are able to become extraordinary achievers despite being labeled different. psychologist dr. gail saltz says the unique wiring of every brain can be a source of strength and prod

just like carol, said her sister, gail. >> she would have not taken all of it. that was in carol's personality, to just be very fair. >> reporter: and then there were those mysterious phone calls. >> we'd get the calls on special days. her birthday, my birthday, my grandmother, we'd get calls. >> and just silence on the other end? >> yeah. >> what did you do? >> we'd say, carol, we love you. we hope you come back. we felt like she was finding a happier life somewhere. >> and understood that to make that successful, she might have to make a complete and total break? >> yeah. >> reporter: almost three months after carol vanished, the detective handling her case put it in the inactive file. in his report he wrote no foul play involved. >> i remember thinking about her all the time, and i used to play records over and over that she liked. just thinking where is she? when is she coming back? >> reporter: eventually mike started dating a 19-year-old named carrie, brought her into the fold. >> we were happy that mike was going on with life. >> reporter: and so they did

i gotta spend the next ten hours with gail. now there's a cop who needs to lighten up. mm.here's no cameras in here. mm. (muffled) i'm pretty sure-- (normal voice) i'm pretty sure we're not supposed to be doing this right now. oh, my god. please don't tell me you're thinking about protocol right now. mm. mm. no, no. it's just that i haven't got a full night's sleep in three days, and my neighbor's an idiot. and i had to ride the bus to work today. what... the-- is... your point? (whispers) do you think... (whispers indistinctly) uh, just--just not at work. okay? fine. (sighs) no. good day, officer. no, gail. no-- whatever. (dog barking in distance, engine starts) oh, that's what you look like. could've sworn you had longer sideburns. i could've sworn you were a redhead. (laughs) sorry i didn't make it by last night. i.d.e.n.t. went long on the lakeshore stabbing, so i decided to stay and finish it up. ah, your loss. really? yeah, 'cause last night included me with ice cream... (whispers) naked. in that case... (sam, amplified voice) mcnally. (horn honks) (normal voice) okay

what was creepy was you knocking boots in an all-night diner with gail. we just broke up. this thing with gail-- it's new. we want to keep it discreet, okay? denise wasn't your fiancée. hey. relax, okay? it's in the vault. yeah, i've heard that one before. excuse me, you can afford $200? why wouldn't i bet on you? yeah. so... yeah. i mean, you know, i th--i think that's only fair. (noelle) all right. fine. fine, $200... (sam) all right. it's gotta be even. oh, you gotta put your money down first, right, because-- what, you don't trust me? (noelle speaking indistinctly) what's wrong with you? it looks like you've been run over. yeah, by fun. he was at the penny till close. so you're hungover? mm-hmm. and we're doing community outreach. good times. livin' the dream. coppers of 15. oh, look at that shirt! nice. (applause) (frank) all right. thank you, thank you. uh, before we start, i have a couple of messages to share. first, former staff sergeant boyko says hi from headquarters. he wants to make sure you're all listening to me, giving me the respect that i

the gails will play virginia thursday in salt lake city. if st.ary's wins it will likely play arizona on saturday, the gails went 28 and 4 this season, three losses to conference champion gonzaga. cal did not make the ncaa tournament but will reportedly be a number one seed in the nit, the bears hope going to the dance were all but dashed when they lost to oregon in the pac-12 semifinals. arizona is the number two seed in the west, the wildcats play north dakota on thursday, both oregon and ucla are heading to sacramento as number three seeds. the ducks will face iona while the bruins led by alonzo ball gets kent state, the winner against providence will take on smu. the defending national champ, villanova, and kansas the top seed in the midwest. despite losing to duke, north carolina is number one in the south, out west, gonzaga the top seed for the second time in school history. the zags went 31 and 1 this season. the warriors will get their next three game home. the sixers come to oakland on tuesday, it has been a brutal week for golden state b

any public comment >> at this time we'll take public comment i have two speaker cards gail. >> you'll have 3 minutes he a warning buzzer. >> it will probably go two minutes i'm gail the chief brand officer forced the bakery and with louis and sharon for 15 years i'd like to thank the commission and its staff on behalf of public health this together in our consideration of recommending this year 2 to 3 a legacy business in san francisco the bakery is world famous for the dough our story began when the family arrived in san francisco during the gold rush ever 1849 founded the bakery and soon became known for the best sourdough in the city the bakery struthd this the early days of san francisco in 1887 his life was left to carry on the family business that was unusual for a woman to carry on the business he heroically created the dough during the 1906 san francisco earthquake and had the foresight to grab part of the dough and take it out of bakery and relocated to geary street inform big buildings around this bakery is still no operation an geary and designated as a historic business bu

mary finally got the invitation. >> the gails of st. mary. >>> for one second. i was like no way. right? we got to be one of the teams called and it makes it more sweet. this is awesome. >> because of the hard work we are excited to see what we can do on thursday. >> the match-up is intriging. a team known for its pressure defense. the gails guards have better mind their ps and qs. >> every college basketball is a fight and goes down to the end. it is a big game for 40 minutes. >> i know bcu from a far. a good program. especially defense and they have been good for a long time. probably similar to us. >> i forewarned the team. whoever they call unless you are in a 116 game, may be a 250. the rest of them are even games and they are all good. >> and so the madness montra is this. enjoy the moment for just a moment and then get back to business. >>> now it is super exciting. we will enjoy it. >>> this will be the 6th ncaa tournament under coach ben net but the first since 2016. not a curb player on the roster has been to the dance. the high watermark, 2010 when they reached the swee

the gails have the nation's number two scoring defense. and they know how to lock things down.t you should give them a pretty good shot in moving forward in the tournament. and saint mary's taking on virginia and commonwealth being played in salt lake city. and the tipoff 4:20. and a lot of eyes will be glued to the television sets on the saint mary's campus later on this afternoon. >> know they will. alex, thank you. >>> in your health check this morning, life can be busy, especially for new moms. they are frequently sleep deprived and they are trying to figure out how this balance life and caring for a new baby and pressure to get back to your free pregnancy weight. and the fox medical team beth galvin joins us from atlanta with tips for new moms. we know there is weight gain. but what are some of the other things that happen to taxes our bodies and health when we are pregnant? >> reporter: good morning. pregnant women and new moms have gone through a lot because the babies get their number require. entirely from the mother's body while they are in the womb. and when they are

let me ask you something, gail.

the tk over the hous painting business from carol's dad and went on to marry carrie and have two me gail terri raised their own babies started to change terri' disappearance. e your life, you might leave your husband, you would take your kids with you. suspect that she wouldn't leave her children, d >> that something happened to her. ad heard from carol, the police came around again. lubahn's background with ground-penetrating radar didn't find a thing. funny thing, though. about four months later, the local paper did a little story, interviewed mike, and thisdie e. he rememre terrible morning when carol left, he heardhe go up before she drove away. just one more lile though nothing profoundly rse diff evidence whatsoever of any crime. and then one day in 2002, a detective named walt delsigne cabine i thought what was this. >> reporte i over 20 years old and as cold as they come. >> i thought this is interesting. >> reporter: of course she w police reports. couldn't help notice the subtle. of strange, because i wouldn't last time you saw your wife. >> reporter: so he went to see carol's

no, i didn't like that at all, gail. do you want anything else instead?! hello, cymorth llaw. back in north wales, and with the demands on her carers increasing, menna feels they're not always valued by society. these carers work long hours, unsociable hours. they go out in all weathers, whether it's snow, hurricane wind. they're out in it. how are you, maggie? i don't think care is a recognised profession. i think oh, somebody‘s got to do it. that career has got the right to be respected. just like any otherjob out there. we need to make sure that we are valuing and recognising that these are difficult jobs, but they are incredibly rewarding and fulfilling jobs as well. but we can'tjust rely on people's commitment and dedication. we have to make sure that we're supporting them properly and we're rewarding them appropriately. the uk government has announced £2 billion extra for social care for english councils over the next three years. scotland, northern ireland and wales will decide themselves how they spend their extra funding. but the industry says th

any public comment >> at this time we'll take public comment i have two speaker cards gail. >> you'll have 3 minutes he a warning buzzer. >> it will probably go two minutes i'm gail the chief brand officer forced the bakery and with louis and sharon for 15 years i'd like to thank the commission and its staff on behalf of public health this together in our consideration of recommending this year 2 to 3 a legacy business in san francisco the bakery is world famous for the dough our story began when the family arrived in san francisco during the gold rush ever 1849 founded the bakery and soon became known for the best sourdough in the city the bakery struthd this the early days of san francisco in 1887 his life was left to carry on the family business that was unusual for a woman to carry on the business he heroically created the dough during the 1906 san francisco earthquake and had the foresight to grab part of the dough and take it out of bakery and relocated to geary street inform big buildings around this bakery is still no operation an geary and designated as a historic business bu

meetings we're doing on the cultural heritage to try to keep up we'll try to get them involved and gailtorian as it relates to south of market culture. >> yes. yes. >> we have different charters every week every sundays a different charity that week a dawn for destiny last week was bigger - yeah, the they support us more people have pets while their convalescenceing. >> real paws. >> i think go ahead and have a seat. we'll open up for public comment i don't know if any folks in the room want to come up and speak about this. >> you did wait a while to be heard and i'm bruce one of the new owners this is just we're really excited and i met my partner actually 25 years ago so (laughter) we have a history and our 25 anniversary is 19 in two weeks. >> congratulations congratulations any other public comment seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioners anyone want to make a motion. >> motion to approve with the police conditions. >> there's a motion is there a second. >> second. >> second from commissioner perez let's take a vote. >> commissioner frost commissioner lee commissioner th

right now survivors like gail try to move forward. >> i'm doing the best i can. my main interest right now is the people, i cry on the side. >> reporter: but she's thankful that she made it out of the burning building. >> oakland city council will be discussing a new housing project proposed by the owner of that building. 31 of those units are set as affordable housing. that meeting is happening tonight. >>> abc7 news was in san francisco where firefighters rescued two people from a burning apartment building on taraval street near 47th avenue. firefighters say they rescued a 95-year-old woman from a third story window. a second adult was also rescued. both were taken to the hospital for observation but are expected to be okay. >>> one day after the raiders announced that they're relocating to the bright lights of las vegas, raider nation is still stunned. how the mayor, the fans are and the coach are all reacting today. >> reporter: raiders head coach jack del rio talked about today about the team leaving oakland. >> it's home for me, it's where i grew up, so mi

right now survivors like gail try to move forward. >> i'm doing the best i can. my main interest right now is the people, i cry on the side. >> reporter: but she's thankful that she made it out of the burning building. >> oakland city council will be discussing a new housing project proposed by the owner of that building. 31 of those units are set as affordable housing. that meeting is happening tonight. >>> abc7 news was in san francisco where firefighters rescued two people from a burning apartment building on taraval street near 47th avenue. firefighters say they rescued a 95-year-old woman from a third story window. a second adult was also rescued. both were taken to the hospital for observation but are expected to be okay. >>> one day after the raiders announced that they're relocating to the bright lights of las vegas, raider nation is still stunned. how the mayor, the fans are and the coach are all reacting today. >> reporter: raiders head coach jack del rio talked about today about the team leaving oakland. >> it's home for me, it's where i grew up, so mi

allegedly trying to push the girl into his car against her will.we actually spoke with his mother gailstunned when she came back to her sunset district home to this scene - ((take natvo)) she arrived as san franciso police kicked her front door in looking for her son.he is suspected of allegedly trying to grab the girl as she was walking along forest side avenue in west portal last night around 5.two witnesses heard her screams and ran to help.they were able to stop the kidnapping.police say witnesses gave descriptions of the suspect, his car, and a partial plate number.officers spotted a matching car about 5 hours later and kept a close eye.when asked about the kidnapping charges eigl now faces his mother took no stance only hoping it isn't true. gail eigl, mother of kidnapping suspect i have never seen him do anything like this he has loving- girlfriend . i mean you know the only thing i can think of is the brock that case and i don't want to be another one of those parents who was like oh he such a special boy blah blah blah. of course i love him dearly and i hope they're wrongwe've

and the gails have the nation's number two scoring defense.t you should work out pretty well for them and give them a pretty good shot moving forward in the tournament. hopefully they have a decent run. remember. they were left out of the tournament last year. many feel they were snubbed last year. so this trip to the big dance feels extra special for the players and the coaches and the students here on campus. and all eyes will be glued to the tv sets. tipoff at 4:20 this afternoon. >> very exciting. thank you. >>> 6:43. and speaking of basketball, the search begins for a new coach at un berkley. he signed a 7 year deal with missouri last year. he coached call to a 62-39 record. he is losing a day after they lost to bakersfield. >>> the golden state warriors are hosting orlando. orlando last 7 of their last step game. and tonight's game begins at 7:30. >> that was nasty. this was the dunk of the night. but you know if it wasn't enough. the spurs still lost to fort worth, 110-106. and that drops them to the warriors for the top spot in the wes

lee mason eigl angry and sarcastic when asked for her reaction to her son's arrest.bang bang bang gail eigl came you feel like the worst mother in the world. really? that's not a fair question. is it a surprise to you? yeah yeah every single person i talk to his brother his brother his best friend was like what? yeah no no i just knew i was housing a closet rapist in my house yeah.the mother of kidnapping suspect lee mason eigl angry and sarcastic when asked for her reaction to her son's arrest.bang bang bang gail eigl came home to her sunset district home after police had already broken in the front down to serve a search (grant) in campbell... police have arrested a 20- year-old volunteer coach who they say had an ongoing sexual relationship with a student. police say they got info that nathaniel makeeff may be involved in an inapproporate relationship with a student at westmont high school in san jose. investigators arrested makeeff at his home in campbell. detectives are working closely with the school district...but believe this is an isolated incident. (grant) a 70-year-old neede

thankfully gail survived. because of gail, and countless other women like her, i will continue to work towards decreasing health disparities, in doing so improve the quality of life and longevity for all women of color. so i urge my colleagues this morning to support my amendment, to prevent the elimination of the prevention in public health fund. mr. chairman, i yield back the balance of my time. >> the gentle lady yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania -- for what purpose? >> strike the last word. >> the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i just want to point out some things about the prevention in the public health fund and that is how it is used. again, it sounds good, and with good intents here, but there are a number of things that happened without proper oversight over this in how the money is spent. so before this year 2014 when congress started directing the allocation of funds through appropriations, here are some of the following grantees

. >>> the gails of st. mary. >> bay area men's team learned their travel plans for march. in moraga hoping to not repeat itself. the st. mary's team was left out but in this year's team had impressive resume and the gails did not get the word until the end of the selection process. >> i can't believe for one segment, no way. and down last year and it just makes your way even more sweet. >> st. mary's will play virginia commonwealth on thursday in salt lake city. >>> the cal bears knew they were a bubble team. after losing to oregon in the semifinals of the conference tournament. conzo martin thought they were on the right side of the bubble. >> i thought the tournament team knows for them to decide, for me i don't care what they say. for me it is a whole season. so somebody works and that is not good enough, the reality for cal. a number one seed in the nit. the bears will host cal state bakerville tomorrow night. >>> first time in school history. they are dancing. >> cinderella story uc davis makes an appearance. a win against nc central would mean a match-up against top-

mary's gails. folks lined the street to wish the team good luck as they boarded the oakland airport. they will face virginia commonwealth on thursday. the gails are ranked 19th in the country with a 28-4 record this year and the head coach says they are a great team in more ways than one. >> they are tight. they are closing. they know each other and really unselfish. they are a very unselfish group and they have a lot of positive experiences and successful establishments and yet they are the same guys. unselfish humble guys. you don't see that often. >> st. mary's is the only bay area men's team in the tournament this year. their first round opponent commonwealth 16 and 8. cal did not make it by the top seed in the national tournament. they open against bakersfield and we find joe fonzi with more. >> good afternoon. it is obviously the goal of every ncaa team to be in the big tournament if you can make it the nit is the next best thing. the logo if you get to the final four in the nit, that means a

host: gail in ohio. independent. ohio.e in caller: the health care law is not a problem. the problem is the elephant in the room that nobody is talking about. she corporate ceo' compensation. when you are the head of an insurance company and you think you deserve $25 million a year in compensation, there's the problem. host: jean in wisconsin. democrat. caller: good morning to you. glad to see you are back, greta. i've never seen a bill come out that has to be changed around some. i can understand where some premiums are too high for people. fix it. there's a lot of good things in the obamacare that people enjoy having. say is fix it. get the bad things out and put in good things. host: legislation changes. house republicans -- what is happening on the senate side? guest: you're getting a mixture of ideas. certainly the one that comes to mind is senator collins' bill that would allow some states to continue obamacare. if not, they can do market-based solutions. on the other side of the spectrum, you have senator rand they have a $5,000 tax credit attached to a health savi

the last british winners of the competition were nathan robertson and gail emms back in 2005.g quite slow, but we quite like how it is playing out there. i think we really stuck to the plan well today. asi really stuck to the plan well today. as i was saying, it's a new partnership, we had never played them before. we did a lot of video analysis, especially on her. we had played him before and we knew what he was going to bring. we are really happy with how we performed. british freestyle snowboarder katie 0rmerod has posted on social media that she has suffered a broken back while training. 0rmerod, seen here in a previous training session, became gb‘s first ever big air world cup winner earlier this year, and describes the injury as "nothing too serious" and says she'll be back in six weeks. but she will now miss the world championships in spain. british ski and snowboard have described the problem as a small, stable fracture in one of her vertebrae. today marks one year to go until the pyeongchang winter paralympics, and hoping to make a return for the games in south korea

, i said gail there's a rembrandt trapped in this body. [laughmac] so she came back realizing i was serious and i painted a cube. then i painted a watermelon. it was a liberating experience. not only was it liberating but it was an unbelievable learning experience. i've been painting ever since for about five years. >> the first question we have is from tina, she asks, did you have a history of painting as a child earlier in your life and did your mom keep any of the school paintings on there for dinner chris mark. >> i'm sure i was a finger pain or but no. tina, i just wasn't all that interested in art and now i am. so it goes to show that you can teach an old dog new tricks it's interesting, when you get to be our age. [laughmac] , 70 and you're sitting around with your pals there's only two topics of conversation. what medicines are you taking? and how your grandkids? my buddies say you've got a passion for painting. i say you should try it. they say they campaign but i said the same thing five years ago. i'm living proof to tell you th

gail in dear island, oregon. caller: hi. well, i may be a republican, but let's say first off, i did not vote for trump. host: all right. caller: i am very upset at what's happening. that there are tax breaks and alliances for the pharmaceutical companies, the insurance companies. i have a 30-year medical career behind me. i'm 60 years old. i'm going to be one of those people that you guys are talking about, raising it up five times the rate. i won't be able to afford this. and why? because in 2008, our tax money bailed everybody else out, i had to shut down and take it in the shorts, losing my business and all of my retirement money. our govern has do -- our government has done this to us and we're the ones that are paying the taxes that pay for all of those elected officials. let me tell you, like no other year, i've become an advocate on trying to get things done right in washington. and every voter, i don't care how they vote, are looking at who's voting which way. and the next vote, there's going to be huge consequences

. >> lee idol's mother gail was in court with a man identified as idol's father. the couple left without talking to reporters. but the chronicle says that she told them, her son was probably not mentally healthy. how the district attorney suspected he attempted to commit a lewd act. did he tell the girl what he intended to do. the spokesman didn't say. >> i can't get into any staemts at this time. all of that will come out as the court process proceeds. >> i was able to speak today. and able to pull the 13-year-old from the black vw, he did not want to go on camera, for fear of messing up the case against the suspect. before it goes to trial. reporting from westport, mark matthews, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, mark. if you were caught in the nasty morning backup in marin county. probably why. the driver of an overturned big rig, arrested by the chp, charged with dui. investigators say blood alcohol level of the driver was five times legal limit. that's for average driver. the threshold for commercial drivers is lower. huge metal idebeams across the roadway. to

. >> seth: so gail, you're going to show me how to show a dog at the westminster dog show. >> that'sd love your help to be a judge. >> fred: great. >> seth: okay, great. [ light laughter ] and so this is really just a showdown between you and i and our showing -- >> okay. >> seth: now, what are our dogs' names? let's get that real quick. >> this is cain. >> seth: cain, great. >> and this, the barker here. >> seth: uh-huh. >> and this is bogey. >> seth: hi, bogey. >> hey, bogey. >> seth: all right, so i'm going to follow your lead. >> right. so, remember, your job as handler is to make sure your dog looks as good as it can -- >> seth: okay. >> for the judge's examination. >> you have a few minutes, and you have to look fabulous. >> seth: okay, gotcha. >> ok -- no pressure. >> seth: no pressure. >> okay. >> seth: fred, what are you -- what's the main thing you're looking for in the dogs? >> fred: well, the first thing we have to do is, like, sort of matchup, you know, like, what it's supposed to look like. >> seth: okay. >> fred: you know what i mean? there's like, a picture-perfect wa

gail's turnovers in the first half. took advantage. by 21 at the break.anson leading st. mary with 14, more turnovers. william goss going to pick up the loose ball. watch this. gets a tough lay-up to go and yes, he was foul there. he led all scores with 22. automatic bid into the big dance. scales must wait until selection sunday. they are projected as sixth seed by espn. for spring training the a's did something unusual against the d backs. put up 11 runs in the six inning. 14-10 lead. 16-10 now, top prospect matt chapman just misses a grand slam, bounces off the right field wall. everybody scores. oakland led 19-10 after that aning. they won 21-13 and the giants beat the dodgers 4-2. this is abc 7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. 49ers released safety as they reconstruct their roster. too old, making too much money. i rem

. >> reporter: for rich and gail sweda, retirement can't come soon enough. >> we've worked hard, raised our family and retirement is now our time. >> i'm very happy with it. >> reporter: the baby boomer couple in their 60s has been diligently putting money away in their 401(k) for nearly 25 years. >> i think we're in a really good position. >> reporter: they're part of the first generation to plan their retirements around 401(k)s. as boomers turn 70 1/2, they are required to start withdrawing their money. >> retirement accounts are set up by the u.s. government to give you a tax break of sorts. at some point, the government would like you to withdraw that income from those accounts. >> reporter: because you'll pay taxes on those withdrawals, it's important to know your options. find out how much your first required withdrawal should be. calculate your tax rate. consider putting it in an investment account to grow the cash further. but more than half of american households are at risk of running low on money during retirement and some people need their 401(k) money before they retire. if

. >> reporter: gail says it was all a blur. >> i ran out with one sock on, no shoes. >> reporter: the common thread of their story? shock. >> i blacked out. i did not know what was happening. >> reporter: but, this family made it out. >> grabbed a blanket, ran out, and i saw my mom and she was grabbing my granny out of her wheelchair. >> reporter: then in the predawn hours, a reckoning. >> everybody was trying to count people, look and see who is there, who is here. >> reporter: and the realization that some people were missing. >> i know a couple of them. >> reporter: the weight of what happened this morning has not quite set in. >> people were complaining about the value of things that they lost, but the most important thing is we all helped each other get out. >> reporter: the people who are now at this church have to be cleared out by 5:00. the red cross making sure they have somewhere to stay tonight. in oakland, anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> a rough commute this morning on bart. chopper 5 showing what happened after a car slammed into a power pole near the west oakland station. at o

. >> gail says she remembers the heat and screams. >> get out. >> she remembers fire alarms in one part of the building but there were other things from monday that she says aren't clear. >> i didn't remember any sprinklers going off. >> march 27th. consumed the property and killed four people. there were warnings to provide smoke detectors and eliminate all extension cords in lieu of power outlets. 8 fire code violations total. but 2 investigates have found the building has a long history of code complaints issues. the low income residents has been the source of 20 code complaints in the last ten years according to city records. everything from mold, garbage and no hot water. holes in the walls and ceiling. three complaints have violations and 11 have been closed. 7 complaints are currently open. >> some of the rooms people are doubled and tripled up. >> james cook is an attorney representing the r ohas community center that was in the process of being evicted by the building owner. the center has been helping the tenants. many elderly and mentally ill or suffering from substance abuse

. >> reporter: that is gail vassar, the official spokesperson who told us that because canada xwe nin a geese endangered species status, the city can only take limited measures. >> they're getting ready to breed. >> reporter: and a.j. is clearly not their type. in fact he won't go near one now. >> can you give me a description of the gees. >> yeah, like any geese you would seed. but y cay height, long neck, grayish, brownish, whitish. >> reporter: call it cautionary tale of man and nature face-to-face in a suburban park. clearly the rules changed during mating season. >> this is a serious matter. these animals are dangerous, a threat to children and parents should be concerned. walnut creek, wake friedman, abc 7. >> they look so peaceful. >>> keep your umbrellas handy. that's right. it felt more like spring, but you will need the rain gear this weekend. >>> and snan chpchat xwoes publ. how items tu it's turning in toe a big pay day for a local school. >>> and tesla founder responds to a fifth grade erd offering up a plan. >>> and tom hanks writes alert to the white house along with a

the gails got a police escort to the airport. pretty special. st. mary's plays bcu tomorrow in salt lake city. >>> many people flying out of sfo could have used an escort. but weather better? >> we may have delays here because of the low clouds. if uc davis wins, guess who they play in the second round? the university of kansas. here's a look at what's going on from the east bay hills. you can see it looks a lot like late maywith the june -- i hate to call it gloom because some people like the fog. it's out there. the low clouds transitioning to high clouds. we have that stray light shower in the north bay today and a wetter pattern is going to begin this weekend and last all throughout next week. let's take a look at what's going on right now. you can see the clouds increasing across the north bay. best radar returns are well offshore and right now they're moving to the northeast but this entire system will slide down towards us but as it does it's going to lose a lot of start. so clouds increase, the stray shower possible in the north bay. here we

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lee mason eigl angry and sarcastic when asked for her reaction to her son's arrest.bang bang bang gaileigl came home to her sunset district home after police had already broken in the front down to serve a search warrant....later coming out with evidence boxes.police say the 26 year old suspect is the man who grabbed a 13 year old girl off this block of forest side avenue in west portal at around 5pm wednesday who pushed her into his car. witnesses heard her screams and were able to pull her out. we've all been down this road in the past where things ended differently and tragically so we know how huge this was that these heroes came and help this young lady get awaypolice say witnesses were able to give responding officers descriptions of the suspect and the vehicle he was driving, as well as a partial plate. officers spotted a car matching the description a little more than 5 hours later and kept it under surveillance. eigl was taken into custody as he emerged from the residence he was in and started to drive the vehicle.his mother says this happened after police called looking for h

landale has been a force for the gails all yearlong. he misses but gets the putback. 14 minutes in the game with st. marys leading. the winner meets byu in the semifinals. earlier john stockton in the house to see his top seeded school play pacific. the tigers hanging tough in the first half. t.j. wallace hits this three. didn't last long. the bulldogs head down the floor. nigel williams gets the shot. gonzaga up two at the half and would not trail again. the bulldogs turned it on. jordan matthews hits two of his. outscores the tigers by 30 and wins 82-50. and earlier in the day, herb in santa clara meeting usf for the right to see the winner of the previous game. the four seed against the five. down to the wire. that was usf's ronnie with a hoop to close within one with 1:13 left. they needed a stop. jarred beats the stop clock with three of his 28 points. broncos win 76-69. they are in the semifinal of the tournament now but a big challenge against gonzaga. we've seen that kyle beer ace -- bear's -- we've seen the bear's chances all b

across northern ireland and west of scotland, gail is developing with the rash of showers, increasinglynorthern scotland and fig showers on the scotland and wintry showers on the hills. this weather front here in england and wales will bring a cloudy, or and england and wales will bring a cloudy, or- and wet day for cloudy, or soggy and wet day for england in the. it will become more confined to central and eastern areas. but behind that skies will be brighter, 52‘; areas. but behind that skies will be brighten? there! areas. but behind that skies will be brighten? there will be a brighter, but there will be a scattering of showers. still mild in the south—east. come tuesday, that mild air is pretty much i gone and mild air is pretty much all gone and it will be cold on tuesday and wednesday with a scattering of showers, these eventually even down to lower levels in the north and west. that's your latest weather. hello. this is bbc news with me, ben brown. the headlines at 2.30pm. police have named a 33—year—old man in connection to the death of a one—year—old boy. in a north london flat

. >> gail says she complained about the conditions of the building many times to the owner. >> he could have prevented this from happening to a certain extent. >> that possibility is the reason leandre is sharing his story? >> what do we do about the buildings that are falling down? what do you do about the people living in them? do you put them somewhere else? >> the oakland, melanie woodrow, abc7 news. >>> new at 6:00, the san francisco school board chose a career educator to serve as its next superintendent. vincent matthews will be confirmed as the new chief of the school district. >>> last november, voters gave san francisco the power to clean out homeless camps with just 24 hours' notice, but several abc7 viewers say the camps are still there and still causing problems. one viewer emailed us about the camp under 16 street and highway 101. talking about trash, used needles, even violence. we talked to the mayor about what's being done about this. >> it's all wrapped up in the last six months in a very serious way. >> reporter: art gallery owner says he now carries a ma chetity and

. >> gail says she complained about the conditions of the building many times to the owner. >> he could have prevented this from happening to a certain extent. >> that possibility is the reason leandre is sharing his story? >> what do we do about the buildings that are falling down? what do you do about the people living in them? do you put them somewhere else? >> the oakland, melanie woodrow, abc7 news. >>> new at 6:00, the san francisco school board chose a career educator to serve as its next superintendent. vincent matthews will be confirmed as the new chief of the school district. >>> last november, voters gave san francisco the power to clean out homeless camps with just 24 hours' notice, but several abc7 viewers say the camps are still there and still causing problems. one viewer emailed us about the camp under 16 street and highway 101. talking about trash, used needles, even violence. we talked to the mayor about what's being done about this. >> it's all wrapped up in the last six months in a very serious way. >> reporter: art gallery owner says he now carries a ma chetity and

. >> the first card for stephen i - human resources p and the second is gail. >> welcome steve richie. >> i'm stephen i own retro fit vintage i tried to write something but unfortunately what i wrote came up self-congratulations to stick to winging it format thank you for hearing us and thank you for louis louse us to be presented on the heritage legacy business program i have moved into the mission district on 20th street in 19 did or 94 i live in my apartment in 1996 retro fit vintage opened around the corner on 20th and 200 square feet space within the span of its first two or three years moved to 910 van ness around the corner where i live and in that location going on 21 years we'll celebrate 21 years this gram is integral with the psa of prop j if they're at a significant risk of displacement it is no truer than our exact situation the previous owners the building opt outed to not negotiated with the tenant and make is a problem of new other than an investment corporation one the first moves was to displace my neighborhoods when a a million dollars clothing program wanted their

heather: what will happen to gail? jackie: i don't know.eather: single slice of chocolate cake landing mom in hot water. jackie: put the treat in the kindergarten's lunch. heather: fell under red category and went onto tell her to make better choices with an unhappy wave. jackie: friend posting the note on facebook. my friend mother of eight, healthy children received today from 3-year-old's teacher, i told her to put two slices in tomorrow and tell the teacher to get lost. good for her. heather: one for you. jackie: my daughter would be thrilled if i she -- she got a piece of cake. heather: send an e-mail to "fox & friends first" at fox news.com and we will share them in the show. jackie: mom you said that. heather: time now 17 minutes after the top of the hour. new clues that obama is mounting insurgency against successor. jackie: you will never guess what delayed this plane four hours costing the airlines hundreds of dollars. your insurance company won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says, "you picked the wrong

lee mason eigl angry and sarcastic when asked for her reaction to her son's arrest.bang bang bang gail eigl came home to her sunset district home after police had already broken in the front down to serve a search warrant....later coming out with evidence boxes.police say the 26 year old suspect is the man who grabbed a 13 year old girl off this block of forest side avenue in west portal at around 5pm wednesday who pushed her into his car. witnesses heard her screams and were able to pull her out. we've all been down this road in the past where things ended differently and tragically so we know how huge this was that these heroes came and help this young lady get awaypolice say witnesses were able to give responding officers descriptions of the suspect and the vehicle he was driving, as well as a partial plate. officers spotted a car matching the description a little more than 5 hours later and kept it under surveillance. eigl was taken into custody as he emerged from the residence he was in and started to drive the vehicle.his mother says this happened after police called looking for