roberta gonzales at the mountain view art and wine festival. the number one question out here severable wants to know -- is everybody wants to know if it's going to rain. the number two question is, how do i get a good look at that? we'll have the details on the vince lombardi super bo,,,,,,,,, >>> spectacular time lapse photographs of a volcano erupting in southwest mexico. this is the callima volcano about 400-miles from mexico city. a column of ash rose more than a mile high. the volcano has been rumbling since july 10th and so far no word on any evacuations in nearby towns or villages. >>> in east oakland today residents got time with the mayor half. the topic? -- mayor schaaf. the topic? fixing pitted streets. community members met with the mayor to point out potholes and spotty repairs. they want a portion of the millions raised from alameda county's measure b. b. to go where it is supposed to go to. remareing the streets. but mayor says the city doesn't have complete control over the funds. >> this is why the legislature is in a special

. >> i'm roberta gonzales, we drove mobile weather to the mountain view art and wine festivals for a little bit of san francisco legacy. we'll tell you how you can get a good look at it, plus we're going to answer the question, is it going to rain today? those details as the [female announcer] through susave up to $400 on train's beautyrest and posturepedic. get interest-free financing until 2018 on tempur-pedic. plus, helpful advice from the sleep experts. but mattress price wars ends sunday at sleep train. >>> well, a golden opportunity for bay area football fans leading up to super bowl 50. the host committee has a special exhibit on tour that's sure to satisfy fans on both sides of the bay. kpix 5's roberta gonzales at its first stop in mountain view and roberta, it lives up to the name champions of the bay certainly. >> reporter: that's right jewels and we are here at the mountain view art and beinfest value. this was the -- wine festival. this was the stage for the very first time anybody could take a look at all eight super bowl trophies. that we have here in the bay area. it'

john gonzales. another mental health screening has been ordered for a woman accused of trying to snatch a baby from a stroller. she tried to take a baby for at the funky metro station. she is charged with abduction and child cruelty. now, itto the weather was a chilly start to our day. you need a light jacket on the way out this morning. we have doug hill they look at the forecast and a taste of spring. part about this, this is the coolest morning we have had in months. 70 degrees live. a nice breeze out of the northwest. it was 46 in gaithersburg. 53 was the lot the charter school in the district. now ranging in the upper 60's to lower 70's. temperatures are going to climb. we will stay in the 70's with low humidity and a northwesterly breeze. 15 at washington dulles. through the afternoon we will somb through the upper 80's we will be comfortably warm. how many more days of this? you may be surprised of the answer. >> thank you. help is on the way for people recently released from -- released from

hi roberta gonzales. >> reporter: hi there. i have to tell you it breaks my heart. this is the last weekday, daytime baseball game for the oakland as . so what do i do? i come out to a party. this is our party here and everybody has been cooking up a storm out here. you know what i'm finding out? a lot of people don't want to come on tv because they don't want to be here, their bosses don't know about it. but, maybe we will talk to a couple of people. let's get down to some business. if you are coming down here as the oakland as play host to the rangers, you are a little late. but it is already 79 degrees right here in oakland. does it feel like it? let's get down to some business, our california satellite radar image. do you see the clouds overhead? we could see them right here in oakland as well. the swath of the darkest clouds already out of here. otherwise, our eastern pacific satellite imagery does indicate low to the north, high pressure to the south. high pressure will win out. the end result is about 10 degrees above average today right here in the bay area

in gonzales be great to madisonville to before dumping her body in a recycling bin. if convicted death penalty is not possible he was a minor at the time of the incident meanwhile outside the courthouse and sacker is best and to madison middleton remember her today finds with pictures of they year-old face were held up an alleged killer faces a judge inside the courthouse madison middleton's father michael grandparent and those closest to her gathered outside their gulf the direct the spotlight away from the suspect adrian gonzales. "good words and a longtime will mark an essay father did not go inside to the arraignment today he is already forgiven adrienne what on october the fifth medicine will be remembered all across setscrews the be milton day and that would they would be the ninth birthday. one of >> pam: for violating conviction of a so a child awaiting extradition back to texas. i had slight help france suspends another day in cuba + no attack allowed parking signs warning violators will face a big sign the popular part the ixion's being spotted less busy fo

let's check in with roberta gonzales who is live with more. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon frank and michelle. you better believe on one of the hottest days of the years we're going to take it outside. trust me on this one, it's even hot in the city by the bay. the city of san francisco right now reports 84 degrees. now this is widespread heat. inland livermore is reporting 95 degrees. around the peninsula it's 87 degrees in redwood city. we have fremont checking in at 85 degrees, oakland at 80. here's what you need to know. it is the second spare the air day of the week, where we have a lot of smog being trapped very close to the surface. it is the second consecutive heat advisory in effect this time encompassing all 7 million people that live here in the bay area. you better believe tomorrow will be the third straight day with the heat advisory. temperatures today anywhere from 90 at the coast to 106 in livermore, but guess what, it's going to be even hotter on thursday and i'll talk about those temperatures coming up shortly in

gonzales, is due back in court.hat's why he is asking the community to help him keep the focus on maddy and not on the man police say murdered her. sot michel middleton middleton is not planning on attending the hearing, where gonzales is expected to enter a plea to charges of murder, kidnapping and sexual assault. hate, he says, won't bring maddy back, but he wants justice for her just the same. sot michel middleton will make sure if he did this vital to do it againmiddleton applauded the well attended memorial for his daughter last month but feels too much attention is now focused on gonzales when it ought to be on maddy and her memory and so he is asking people to join him here on the court house steps monday. sot michel middleton when the deposit of of them why the one-off be in protest what she represents in the sense of compassion very unfortunate the world lost such a beautiful thing in santa cruz rob fladeboe kron 4 news >> pam: family of all autistic boy and slave bill is being sued by his boy public news s

reporting live, marcy gonzales, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> detectives are investigating a shooting in chester, one person was shot around 6:00 this morning at west fifth and lloyd streets, police recovered numerous shell casings scattered around the scene, we are looking for more information -- >>> a woman and her young daughters remain hospitalized after being hit by a car in lakewood new jersey, the driver did stop after they tried to cross route 9, the 27-year-old mom suffered facial injuries and two daughters were flown to the hospital in critical condition. lakewood police are investigating the crash. >>> a new law may change the way your child rides in the car in the state of new jersey, all kids up to 2 years old or up to 30 pounds must be in a rear facing car seat, when they reach 40 pounds or 4 years old can face front. we posted more details about these new requirements on 6abc.com. >>> still to come here on "action news" at noon, a celebrity on campus, coming up at 12:30, find out when harry stiles from one direction visited villanova university. and a brave 1

abc's marci gonzales here in new york for us. thank you, marci. >> reena, and i, we went across town to see where the pope is staying right now, hoping to meet people outside. but not so much luck. >> yeah, right now, we did get a glimpse of the massive security operation that's taken over the city. take a look. >> 6,000 extra police officers brought in, nypd working alongside u.s. screws service. they've blocked off this entire area. the pope asleep just a block down here. is is as close as they'll let us get. there's surveillance video watching the hour everyone waiting till the pope wakes up in a few hours. excuse me. wondering if you've seen a black fiat anywhere around here? >> not at the time, ma'am. >> we tried. >> good try. >> they are so tight-lippeded. they won't say anything. they're clearly doing their job. that officer had a sense of humor. >> there was while we were out there, a group of ladies who left the residence just a few moments after we got there. and they had served the pope a meal. they mentioned that ther

early in the investigation she told police a babysitter named gonzales kidnapped kale lee.tives figured out anthony made that story up but a woman with the name goal sal less says it ruined her reputation. she filed a lawsuit but the judge says anthony's statement to police wasn't made to hurt gonzales and it wasn't malicio malicious. >>> a controversial court decision in atlantic city. a judge rules the borgata casino that fire cocktail waitresses who violate their weight rule. 22 of the waitresses filed suit. they claim the rule stating they cannot gain or lose 7% of their body weight was unfair. workers also say they were asked to if they were pregnant or just fat and others snorted at them like pigs they claim. the female servers are required to wear tight fitting corsets, stockings and high heels. >>> a rough start to the school year for students and staff at clear view high school in gloucester county, new jersey. now, administrators say that they have one confirmed case of whooping cough. district officials posted the information on their website today. they say alon

marcy gonzales, abc news, new york. >>> marcy, thank you. police are searching for the suspect in a shooting at sacramento city college that left one student dead. the two other victims are also students, one is in critical condition. police say four people were arguing and one of them pulled out a gun and shot the others. at one point, the college was on lockdown. but it's all clear now. it's unknown if the shooter is also a student at the school. >>> prosecutors in south carolina say they'll seek the death penalty for the suspect in the charleston church shootings. dylan roof faces nine counts of murder in state court and charged with federal hate crimes. in recommending the death penalty, the prosecutor said some krimts are so heinous they require the most serious punishment the state can give. >> services will be held monday for the illinois police lieutenant found shot to death. investigate rds say video from a homeowner's security system could provide crucial clues what happened to the officer. gio benitez reports. >> detectives follow

here's abc's marcy gonzales. >> reporter: keep the clerk kim davis back on the job.still refuses to do carried out instead by one of her doips. >> congratulations. >> thank you guys. >> reporter: brian mason issuing this marriage license to shannon and carman wampler collins while davis who despite being sent to jail for denying marriage certificates to same-sex couples still refuses saying her religious convictions leave her with what she calls an impossible choice. >> my conscience or my freedom. my conscience or my bait to be people that i love. >> reporter: the license given doesn't include her name and she refuses to authorize it. her attorney therefore questioning its validity. >> kim davis has made it clear that she cannot and does not authorize the issuance of any marriage license out of her office. her deputy clerks have no authority therefore to issue any marriage license. >> reporter: her supporters gathered outside. >> for two women who claim that they're married is utterly dishonest. >> reporter: alongside those celebrating. >> this is about love. we lov

please welcome them. >> we are the gonzales family.en representing our grandchildren and great grandchildren. raising our children and now, spending time with the young ones has been a great responsibility though a wonderful just now. rudy and i grew up during a period of trying times, great depression, world war ii and a great social bias that continues on to this day. rudy was born and raised in chicago, a city boy. i, a country girl, was raised on an indian nation. as children, we did not know that we were financially poor. we both had a roof over our heads and the constant love and encouragement of terrific parents. between the two of us, we only knew one grandparent. i wonder in what ways would life have been different if we had the older generation to help us grow up? rudy and i were blessed to become parents, to have the opportunity to guide our children and now our grandchildren and even when it is a challenging as parents, and grandparents, we acquire a great many responsibilities. most welcome. some not. but one aspect we fee

deputy chief gonzales. >> good morning supervisor yee, supervisor christensen, supervisor mar. this is my presentation. it's on the urban wild land interface operations. can you pull it up? okay. thank you. so the first slide is just showing from 2012-15 the types of calls we've had. the list of call types they're including graphs, brush and vejingtation and -- vegetation and forest and including trees. this shows some of the specialized equipment we had for a while. right now they're stationed in the southeastern part of the city. as chair yee mentioned we have fog and even during the drought the rest of the city, the west and the northwest gets the fog. the best weather is in hunters point southeast so that's where it's driest and one of the concerns is mclaren park so the four mini-pumpers are in that area and we have front line stations in the city and a lot of those companies have been trained with immediate need and trained with wild land operations and the chief mentiond that we have over 200 firefighters that do that. the main prusmers able to access areas not accessibl

madam chair gonzales and commissioner. thank you madam director.ust to expand a little bit on what executive director mentioned. as you know on june 16, 2015 commissioner adopted resolution 40-2015 expanded reinstatement rights for former unrepresented employees who instate with ocii. said rights stated that unrepresented employees shall have the right to accrue vacation based on their years at ocii. this resolution also provided that unrepresented reinstated city employees had the right to restore any unused approved sick leave they may have had upon separation of ocii or redevelopment agency. the resolution before you today expands those rights to all employees reinstated -- excuse me, represented who reinstate with ocii. as you may recall during the initial resolution in june, the union reps -- trying to consider this provision for their representative employees. since that time, oci hr division and the representatives have conferred regarding this amendment to the policy. and they are in agreement with these provisions as representing attachmen

deputy chief gonzales. >> good morning supervisor yee, supervisor christensen, supervisor mar.his is my presentation. it's on the urban wild land interface operations. can you pull it up? okay. thank you. so the first slide is just showing from 2012-15 the types of calls we've had. the list of call types they're including graphs, brush and vejingtation and -- vegetation and forest and including trees. this shows some of the specialized equipment we had for a while. right now they're stationed in the southeastern part of the city. as chair yee mentioned we have fog and even during the drought the rest of the city, the west and the northwest gets the fog. the best weather is in hunters point southeast so that's where it's driest and one of the concerns is mclaren park so the four mini-pumpers are in that area and we have front line stations in the city and a lot of those companies have been trained with immediate need and trained with wild land operations and the chief mentiond that we have over 200 firefighters that do that. the main prusmers able to access areas not accessible

madam chair gonzales and commissioner. thank you madam director. just to expand a little bit on what executive director mentioned. as you know on june 16, 2015 commissioner adopted resolution 40-2015 expanded reinstatement rights for former unrepresented employees who instate with ocii. said rights stated that unrepresented employees shall have the right to accrue vacation based on their years at ocii. this resolution also provided that unrepresented reinstated city employees had the right to restore any unused approved sick leave they may have had upon separation of ocii or redevelopment agency. the resolution before you today expands those rights to all employees reinstated -- excuse me, represented who reinstate with ocii. as you may recall during the initial resolution in june, the union reps -- trying to consider this provision for their representative employees. since that time, oci hr division and the representatives have conferred regarding this amendment to the policy. and they are in agreement with these provisions as representing attachm

gonzales who was charged lorena madison to his art the apartment back in july where he allegedly raped and murdered her tyrian signs their red remembering madison and sweet angel the family said they remain focus on just that santa claus will get another chance to honor the memory on october fete what will be the day in town the day when she would have turned 9 years old. >>anny hong: he is due back in court for preliminary hearing next month on october 2nd to ninth the oakland a city council approved a nearly $26,000 and a settlement for crass that former mayor jane kwan was involved in last year the of the driver laetitia read love to receive $15,000 in the sediment the city will also play a little over $10,000 to this trust company for damage to her car the cameras were approved or the city council meeting earlier this month and every give the final approval yesterday hit killed scores on avail herself from on the crash happened but they denied that claim police were unable to determine whether or not have the driver was using their cell phone at the time of the crash santa clara la

marcie gonzales, abc news, philadelphia. >> those fireworks were in his honor. you, marcie. >>> facebook ceo mark zuckerberg wants to bring the internet to people around the world. he met with world leaders at the u.n. in new york today announcing a special partnership aimed at ending poverty through connectivity. >> first of all, we make connections from governments to civil society. today, i'm pleased to announce facebook is partnering with the one campaign, organization and leaders and public figures all over the world to support the declaration. the declaration recognizes internet access as an important element of human rights. >> zuckerberg wants to bring the internet to refugee camps. >>> it has been a year since over 100 students in mexico disappeared. one student's father was with a group on the way to a protest. mexican authorities said corrupt police officers attacked them while on their bus. the government investigation found six students were shot and killed. the rest were handed over to a mexican cartel who allegedly burned their bodies in a landfal

local sun 32 of its eight runs will listen to his credit didn't teach well but gonzales one more time george contest right now 11 to three colorado family did par right now the dodgers and san diego the giants very best six and a half games back. >> gary: emery running back the american heritage high school plantation fla. their egos verses was said the players see it that the junior varsity this young man been less possessed of on going rebel linebackers twice his size lexus receipt of perfection " plantation florida one wartime funded at sports show old 49er legends on sunday. "lily comes up every day it somehow find with me but not as popular as joe for jerry rice the big time guy is bioassay add just enough to make me feel good. not enough to bother making." >> gary: people who drive game $5,000 the have boy just sit with them in their box that one catch made him a star for the rest of his life see the show on the clock by u.s. open circassian not until tomorrow night to go to whether a bit of a factor usa the guy's name is a check stock weighting the match in the fourth set he ha

marcy gonzales has more on this story.assenger escorted off the plane in handcuffs following one unruly outburst after another. >> she was disoriented through the entire flight. she started kicking the seat of the passenger in front of her, and he turned around to complain, and she hit him. attendantlight intervened. like all of a sudden, she grabbed her by the face, kissed her, and then punched her on the face. the authorities were alerted. one passenger called it the most scared i have ever been in my life. the flight from miami to chicago diverted, landing instead in indianapolis. >> what do you mean? marcy: she reportedly put up a fight until the end, authorities saying she even take a police officer or before finally being put in the back of the patrol car. she faces charges including battery and disorderly conduct and could face tens of dollars in fines from the faa. gonzalez, abc 7 news. reporter: coping with a tragedy. and a frightening rollover accident turns a group of army reservists into first responders. and -

reporting live, john gonzales, abc 7 news. lots of you giving us your opinion. think -- i i do not do not know who he thinks he is, but the last time i checked, jesus is the only one to absolve sin. keep your thoughts coming this noon. facebookound off on and twitter. pope francis arrives in three weeks. participated in a virtual audience with americans around the country. it was put together by abc news. the event featured groups from chicago, los angeles, and even mcallen, texas. >> will you sing a song for me? ♪ jummy: you can watch the full event here. pope francis arrives september 22 and his trip includes a meeting with president obama and a trip to philadelphia and new york. stay with abc 7 online and on air for coverage of the visit to america. developing news in the district. the latest shooting victim speaking out. she was shot in the leg on sunday while sitting on a front porch. jeannette reyes has this tory. jeanette: the latest victim of gun violence is speaking out after being shot two doors from her home. home fromst gotten the library in southwes

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john gonzales as the changes you should know about. this papal mass is happening during the height of evening rush-hour. this station in northeast d.c. is across the street from catholic university, only a half-mile from the door of the basilica. you know it will be tough getting around because more than 25,000 people will be attending that mass, thousands more lining michigan avenue, and this station is the smallest on the red line, only accommodating about 5000 riders. metro says it will be running rush-hour service throughout the visit, which means more trains. metros should use the trip planner, and make sure to use your smartrip card before you arrive. this station here may be designated as an exit only before the mass. some say that you may need to have the patience of a saint to see the pope. of that track maintenance and everything else included, if it is not worth your time, do not get frustrated. if there is an alternate bus route, take the bus. few hours early to make sure that i can hit the trains on the way forward. to add

marcy gonzales, new york. kimberly: if you like the parker free parking in arlington after dark, that may be about to change. leaders are considering extending the amount of time you have to pay to stay parked at a meter. reporting a current pose a allow meters to charge for parking until 8:00 p.m. right now they shut off at 6:00. county leaders with whom -- will hear the proposal that month. jonathan: time to check on the traffic situation. it is not moving to all of their. -- out there. jamie: this is a real-time video right now. you can see the people barely moving. it is a slow go traveling on 66. 95 as well. this is 95, working your way southbound approaching the area of lorton. the delay continues past that point. continuing closer to trying oh. -- triangle. it is rough. this is normal rate we don't have any accidents reported. sticking with virginia, the bottom side of the beltway. the outer loop from van dorn street to the wilson bridge with take you about 16 minutes. our commute outbound on 395 in the

marcy gonzales is monitoring this case and joins us with the latest. >> reporter: today in court alllerks agreed to issue marriage licenses but davis is standing her grown and facing the consequences. today cheering -- and outrage outside of this federal courthouse in kentucky, strong reactions to finding a county clerk in contemts of court putting her behind bars for this. >> why can't we get our marriage license? >> we are not giving out marriage licenses. >> since the supreme court ruling in support of same-sex marriage, kim davis has repeatedly turn add way from gay couples refusing to give out any licenses, saying her conscious would not allow it. >> through god's authority -- >> davis has been married four times maintained in court that her past is not perfect she is entitled to her beliefs. >> she has consequences she does not want to risk than is being unfaithful to god. while davis has a right to her religious beliefs she is obligated to follow the law, the group requesting that davis pay a fine but the judge taking it further, ordering her to stay in federal custody until s

john gonzales, abc 7 news. jummy: breaking news about metro. sam sweeney is here with details. sam: the federal government may take over metrorail operations. says metro safety problems are serious and long running that adderall officials should assume oversight. this comes after a series of metro malfunctions. 80 others were injured. metro knew about a problem at called it that -- caused an incident. they did nothing. metro has been without a permit in general manager for months. months, last several lamotta has -- what modern -- passengers ofured their safety. jummy: thank you for keeping our viewers updated. traffic department, a vdot worker in critical condition after being hit by a car on 395. just before 10:30 between shirlington and the pentagon. settinger was hit while up traffic cones to warn other drivers about an accident. it was raining at the time, but it is not clear if that played a role. developing now, state police in maryland asking for your help to catch a hit and run driver that killed a u.s. marine. happened on route 15 just north of ashburn road in thuman.

marci gonzales has the story. search teams are out in utah looking for several hikers missing after yesterday's deadly flash flooding. >> we are hoping but right now it's not looking good. >> reporter: about 20 miles away another search effort. the national guard brought in to help for the final victim from this heart wrenching seen. >> oh, my goodness. >> reporter: two vehicles packed with three women and 13 children washed away in monday's sudden severe rush of water. >> heart wrenching to see them go over and i couldn't do anything about it. >> reporter: only three were found alive. residents in this small town of hildale, home to the polygamist sext ones run by warren jeffs mourned. >> to me the heavenly father's way of bringing us together. >> reporter: the same system moved west leading to dramatic rescues in southern california. >> we found two victims in the water. >> reporter: ten people, including this man and his dog pulled from the rushing water. >> we had to climb up a tree to wait it out. >> reporter

marcy gonzales has today's developments. >> reporter: county clerk kim davis back on the job. the work she refuses to do carried out by one of her deputies. brian mason issuing this marriage license to shannon and karmen collins while davis, who despite being sent to jail for denying marriage certificates to same-sex couples still refuses. saying her religious convictions leave her with what she calls an impossible choice. >> my concious or my freedom. my concious or my ability to serve the people i love. >> reporter: the license given today doesn't include davis' name. she refuses to authorize it. her attorney, therefore questioning its have validity. >> kim davis has made it clear that she can and does not authorize the issuance of any marriage license from her office. her deputy clerks have no authority to issue any marriage license. >> reporter: her supporters gathered outside. >> she is willing to claim gay marriage is wrong. >> reporter: alongside those celebrating. >> this is about love. we love each other. >> reporter: calling on davis to do the job she was elected and

anesthesia abc's marci gonzales report this morning from philadelphia. right here in new york, president obama speaks later today at the united nations generally assembly ahead of that address, he told the u.n. summit that the u.s. is committed to a new blueprint to eliminate poverty and hunger around the world. the president called it moral outrage that many children are just one mosquito bite away from death. >> and also on the president's agenda today, a meeting with putin. the two leaders have not spoken face to face in nearly a year. martha raddatz. >> on the agenda at the putin/obama meeting, russia's build up of troops in ukraine and aircraft in syria where putin is helping to prop up one of america's most hated dictators, bashar al assad. putin speaking through a translateor with 60 minutes. >> there's no other solution to the crisis than strengthening the effective government structures and rendering them help in fighting terrorism. >> reporter: putin looking to get back on the global stage even calling gay rights activist elton john krahn to sm

abc's marci gonzales is following the latest on the search. >> today the manhunt expanding. officers still trying to track down the gunman who killed one of their own as residents in the small northern illinois town of fox lake nervously wait for their capture. >> i am shaking. i'm shaking like that. >> lieutenant charles joseph gliniewicz was shot to death yesterday morning after radioing in that he was chasing three suspicious men. >> maled in from scene taking officer's firearm and pepper spray. shots were fired. unknown direction of travel. >> he said two of the men were white and one was black is all investigators know about the killers explaining they are scouring surveillance video from the area looking for any sign of the men and relying on the public. >> all it takes is one tip or a good lead to break a case wide open. we are vetting through those right now. we have hundreds going in. >> reporter: gliniewicz, a father of four, an army veteran nicknamed g.i. joe has been on the force 32 years and was weeks away from retirement. today attorney general loretta lynch sh

and then john gonzales will be reporting from philadelphia once the pope arrives on saturday.lison: we have a lot of other things to tell you about, starting with a deadly stampede at a religious festival. we will have the latest on that coming up next. plus, the investigation into that house explosion that spread to several other homes in colombia last night. stay with us. 2 some breaking news out of seattle. four people are dead, dozens more are hurt in this bus crash. those ride the ducks buses. all of this happened on a bridge in seattle. witnesses say the duck bus lost control. we know that for people are dead. at least nine others are in critical condition. the bridge is shut down in both directions. we are watching this terrible situation out in seattle as it develops and we will keep you updated. leon: we turn to a developing story out of saudi arabia. a stampede at the hajj has left 717 people dead and more than 800 hurt. s 70 room reports, this is not the first tragedy during this event. reporter: an islamic held image associated with life turned deadly. the stampede

roman gonzales declared dead at the scene, another man hospitalized with gunshot wounds but expected to survive. a third person grazed by a bullet. the school put on lockdown while police looked for the government government. >> my stomach dropped definitely scary. >> i heard somebody died. sad. >> the government remains on the loose. sacramento police say all three victims were students. is also possible the shooting might be gang elated. >>> a challenge getting into an out of san francisco with bart suspending service. alex savage has more on how commuters can get around. >>reporter: if you are trying to get to the city will have to work a bit harder. starting at midnight tonight, part trains will stop running between oakland and san francisco and service will start until 4:00 a.m. tuesday morning. he told me he isn't worried about the closure but he has told his friends in the east bay bay. >> find alternative modes i am i am looking forward to it it might be quieter in the city with burning man. we might have it all to ourselves. >>reporter: instead of trains part will run 77 fre

john gonzales has the latest. john: someone will have to write a book about all of this. with one preseason game yet to be played there is so much drama surrounding this team, it could .ill up an entire season this latest scandal involves the wife of general manager scott mcclellan pay or jessica has now apologized for going on twitter and accusing a female espn reporter of treating sexual favors for football scoops. --se tweets started surfing servicing yesterday afternoon and now the wife had down her account and apologized saying that her comments were inappropriate and that she has the utmost respect for the reporter and espn. it shows there is a fundamental problem where the focus is not on football but other issues. it translates to poor play on the field. >> controversy after controversy. when does it end? it is time for dan snyder to sell the team and move on. the redskins take on the jaguar at in their final preseason game tonight. if you have not noticed, they have been playing pretty well. 3-0 this season. colt mccoy will probably play as kirk cousins is gettin

the that is enough to grab simon gonzales attention. >> i'm thinking strange but sometimes, you know, it seems like to me, everyone is getting it they are trying to get a message across. now i might read it, because now i see that everyone is getting it, i want to see what it is talking about. >> reporter: in case you are wondering the postal service says this mass mailing is strictly legitimate. the distributor remnant publications say they have done these in cities across the the u.s. in the past. they chose philadelphia in large part because of the upcoming papal visit. they want to send a message touting the separation of religion and politics. distributor says if you are interested, give it the a read. if not, toss it out, clearly they have more where that came from. chris and lauren. >> u.s. postal service, they love this, it is goodbyes for them. boy, do they need it. >> reporter: i'm not so sure the letter carriers are happy toting them along. >> bruce, thank you. >>> starting to day new jersey has new rules for child safety seats. children under two and less than 30-pound mus

gonzales the point is if the boards missing member the vote of the missing member makes a difference in the procedures little board will continue the merit matter and they'll review the video what another procedures to participate in the final vote but they would like you to proceed. >> i'll precede anyway? yes >> good afternoon i'm robert gonzales mooens live on pennsylvania avenue 25 feet from this project one block away i've first time learned of this project in april 2014 and filed the application on may 2nd the developer makes allegations i want to respond to briefly on page 1 paragraph two he says i misunderstood section 311 and the discretionary review authorization process and quote projects that may qualify for a variance for certain planning code requirement as in the case with the projection garage door are code compliant for the section 311 unquote he provides no authority for much exception, however, the planning department says the planned are not complete with the code compliance and put the project on hold and told the developer if we wants double doors seek and get a

carlos gonzales, crushing, 1-0, rocks, very next pitch. oh, no!aldonado makes that ball disappear. homered in five straight games. marlon bird strikes out. double play. ends the game. seven losses in a row for the giants they fall 2-1. the dodgers win yet again, the giants now seven and a half back. a's and m's, future mvp. josh donaldson may own that sweat shirt at the end of the year, first inning, danny valencia. turns out a grand slam would not be enough. not nearly enough. bases loaded, double logan morrmor morrison ties it. the mariners go on to win 11-8. tomorrow is cutdown day in the nfl. rosters have to be trimmed down to 53 players. the 49ers started early. cut former pro bowl darnell docket, a force for arizona, coming up with a torn acl for the niners. they gave him a two-year deal for $2 million up front. $2 million to leave. i, by the way, are open to that offer. linebacker moore saying good-bye to the raiders today. moore is young, only 25 years old, but was slow coming back from hip surgery and kind of limited in training camp with

carlos gonzales, crushing, 1-0, rocks, very next pitch. oh, no!

the dodgers have one runner on carl in the 1th marlon byrd gives giants 3-1 lead in the 3rd adrian gonzales game bot of 6th andre here if you can't get it brian, go to your monitor in your deck shoes and get them anyway 4-2 dodgers, then tied at 4 let me go to brian it is still 4-4? >> brian :yes, with a man on 2nd >> gary :i would like to watch it myself but we have some technical difficulties here at the studio, so brian will keep an eye on it the giants have to win because they face some hard games coming up with the 2 best pitchers in baseball out to the coliseum they had a football game last night, tore the football stadium down to get it ready for baseball a's up 5-3 beats the throw home 250k dollars whenever they switch from football to baseball > >brian : inning over, giant's up now > >gary: i would love to watch it here but we still have technical difficulties, and brian is walking around with his deck shoes protruding like he is on they got--pretending like he's on a yacht >> pam :we know that you are an honest sports director >> gary :i just hate having to rely on a man wearing d

. >> hector gonzales and his group made the journey from denver, colorado, where they live. but they were not able to get event tickets but then the random act of kindness in philadelphia. >> there you go, you can fight over them, but maybe some has more to give you. >> barbara brown is the good samaritan, she is attending from boston. >> i was called upon to do it. >> how do you feel about the fact that you got tickets for the papal mass and the festival of families. >> i feel blessed we had no tickets and now we have four. >> they came so far and the pope has such a message for immigrants and it's clear they were not born in the united states be the pope speaks spanish and so do they, i think they will get so much out of it. >> we are from guatemala and my friend here is from mexico. >> welcome to philadelphia, we are happy to have you. >> thank you, thank you. >> i suspect there will be many other beautiful moments like that in philadelphia this weekend, some on camera and some off camera. and we hope that after the pope's visit his message will be a lasting one. >> i sus

. >> orlando gonzales says when ascension fell so did the hope and guiding light of this neighborhoodapart. i mean you see drugs all around it. it's just sad. >> our community has been abandoned in many ways. >> reporter: saint joan of arc will not go the way of ascension vows sister hin today. >> we're working very hard to maintain a presence here. >> reporter: rallying volunteers and donations in a crusade led solely by this feisty spunky nun. >> you're simply not willing to give up on this community or this church? >> no, i'm not. >> reporter: to provide nourish many both physical and spiritual to community who has very little to give any more but they need a lot. >> people come from all over. >> reporter: the old world style church hold as popular sunday mass all in spanish. >> all of them have history report roar still with the parish often dipping into its savings to supplement joan of arc and others sister linda knows all of this could shut down any day. >> that's a very big possibility. >> reporter: but is there linda, orlando gonzales and father hug again all have high hopes

adrian gonzales he is fines himself in a fight with a fan for the baseball. a home fan, maybe not. here is the kicker, take a close look at the fan, he shoots the player a look like the player is wrong. cecily has the forecast when we come right back. let's clear the air. there are no limits on the amount of carbon pollution power plants can... release. and our senator, pat toomey, led the fight to keep it that way. carbon pollution, a major cause of climate change, leads to more asthma attacks in children. over a million pennsylvanians now suffer from asthma. and senator toomey took over a million dollars from polluters. tell senator toomey: it's time to clear the air. vote for the clean power plan. >>> meteorologist, cecily tynan is here now and people are saying this is perhaps the nicest week of the year maybe. >> so far yes, we have the cool nights and theable afternoons, and great for running. >> running out of the studio. >> if are you running around this evening, we have dry conditions and not a cloud in the sky and the action cam is looking at ocean city, new jersey, and t

orlando gon gonzales when ascenn fell so did the hope and guiding light of this neighbor. >> it's fallingdrugs all around. >> our community has been ban donned in many ways. >> reporter: saint joan of arc will not go the way of ascension vows this sister. >> we're working very hard to maintain a presence here. >> reporter: rallying volunteers and donations in crusade led solely by this fis fisty, spunky in many nun. >> you're simply not willing to give up on this community or this church? >> no, i'm not. report to provide nourishment and spiritual to a community who has very little to give any more but they need a lot. >> people come from all over. >> the old world style church holds popular sunday mass all in spanish. >> they have history. all of them have history. >> reporter: still with the parish often dipping into its savings to supplement joan of arc and others, sister linda knows all of this could shut down any day. >> that's a very big possibility. >> reporter: but sister linda, orlando gonzales and father higgins all have high hopes riding on the pope's historic visit, praying th

john gonzales, abc 7 news -- john gonzalez, abc 7 news. melanie: we will have more than 40 hours of live coverage between us and our sister newson, new shadow -- channel 8. at night, we are airing a special, "the people's pope in d .c." comedian jon stewart is rallying with september 11 responders on capitol hill in support of the health bill. urging lawmakers to extend the 9/11 health and compensation act. many of the officers say they are coping with serious health problems from that day. jon: i'm embarrassed for our country. 'm embarrassed for new york. i'm and there is that you, -- afterbarrassed that you, serving so selflessly and with such heroism, have to come down here and convince people to do what's right for the illnesses and difficulties you suffered because of your heroism and selflessness. ananie: stewart has been advocate for 9/11 first responders health care for years. coming up on abc 7 news at noon, devastating flooding continues to ravage the southwest. stunning images of the damage and the search happening right now. an

marcy gonzales is live in new york with the latest. >> reporter: that was record breaking rainfall in southern california, from the same storm system that wreaked havoc in other areas. search teams were out between in out hut looking for several hikers in zion national park missing after yesterday's devastating flash flooding. >> we are hoping but right now it's not looking good. >> 20 miles away another search effort, the national guard brought in to find the final victim from this heart-wrenching scene. two vehicles packed with three women and 13 children, washed away in monday's sudden, severe rush of water. >> heart-wrenching to see them go over and i condo anything about it, only three were found alive, residents in this small down of hill dale, home to the polygami polygamist sect once owned by warren jeffs. >> the storm system moved west leading to dramatic rescues in southern california yesterday, we found two victims in the water at least ten people including this man and his dog pulled from the rushing water. >> we had to climb up a tree to wait it out. >> the wettest septem

deputy chief gonzales. >> good morning supervisor yee, supervisor christensen, supervisor mar. this is my presentation. it's on the urban wild land interface operations. can you pull it up? okay. thank you. so the first slide is just showing from 2012-15 the types of calls we've had. the list of call types they're including graphs, brush and vejingtation and -- vegetation and forest and including trees. this shows some of the specialized equipment we had for a while. right now they're stationed in the southeastern part of the city. as chair yee mentioned we have fog and even during the drought the rest of the city, the west and the northwest gets the fog. the best weather is in hunters point southeast so that's where it's driest and one of the concerns is mclaren park so the four mini-pumpers are in that area and we have front line stations in the city and a lot of those companies have been trained with immediate need and trained with wild land operations and the chief mentiond that we have over 200 firefighters that do that. the main prusmers able to access areas not accessibl