>> well, maybe it is the dude with the grandma wig. >> good disguise. >> this is not cheap. that plantar cost $125 and the incident was report ed ed to th stillwater police department, an apparently similar robberies have happened, and they are wondering if they have a grandma thievery case here. >> and grandma is picking up flowers before she is pushing up flowers. >> oh, ouch! >>> if i say the name yosemite bear vazquez, of course, visions of youtube classic hit "double rainbow" comes to mind, because he is the guy behind that video. and now yosemite bear vazquez is back with another video from nature. this one from california. >> that thing is wow! >> we have a fire from the same spot he saw the rainbow. same spot, and he is reacting and filming in the same yosemite bear vazquez fashion. >> that is so big. oh, my god. >> it is the same mixture of euphoria and fear and laughter. you never know what you will get from yosemite bear. >> roller coaster of emotions there. >> and in the ireport on cnn, he says he is not going anywhere. >> i'm excited, because i'm ready for a fig

. >> when you call grandma in nebraska the nsa knows.ohn: the president says you have nothing to worry about. >> nobody is listening to your

what a bad grandma. she's protecting her house and a husband that's a world war ii veteran and in a wheelchair and she was able to defend and protect when the police unfortunately weren't there yet. you know what? this is why our founding fathers -- >> ben ferguson, let me stop you right there because this is why i want to do this story when i knew that you were on tonight. i completely and utterly agree with you. this is exactly what i think the second amendment is actually about. it's about an elderly couple who had a handgun that was duly, legally registered for 27 years, an intruder breaks in, ignores a warning and she fire as shot and the man is arrested. turns out he's a serial burglar and intruder -- >> the founding father intended the second amendment to mean. >> this is an example how much the debate changed in this country. in 1968 when robert f kennedy was assassinated the reaction was the gun control act of 1968 ban guns as much as possible. now the reaction is whenever somebody, as wayne la

instead of stealing from grandma, he stole from the next door neighbor. i am having to deal with my crimes, forgery, it's the same thing, i stole the money, i forged a check. i look at myself and i have major guilt thinking so my kid is a thief because i was a thief and what do i got to do to change it? >> christine taylor also struggles with parenting from prison, especially when it comes to negotiating with her children's father. >> unfortunately, some events transpired in daycare last week that are horrible, and he's still letting our children go there, but there's nothing that i can say, because i'm here and i'm helpless. >> later we noticed taylor on a cellblock pay phone talking to the father of her children. >> okay. he doesn't like it, i don't want to go. does the lady still watch him? does she treat him any different? i mean, i don't know. shouldn't you be wondering these things after that incident. >> when we're filming in these prisons, i don't know if you call it luck or not, but we're there roaming around and we just happened upon these situa

his daddy robbed his grandma? >> probably so. you see how he is. >> curtis, are you thinking what i'm thinking, baby? >> [ laughing ] what you thinking? >> well, baby, i think i should makes some calls to find out some information about his daddy. >> oh, no. you don't need to do that, baby. that could open a whole huge can of worms. >> curtis, he's alive, and he's incarcerated, and i think -- i think it would be good for deshawn to just spend some time with his dad. >> the boy just said his father robbed his own mother. you didn't hear him right here? >> it can't hurt, baby. it can't hurt to just find him. >> all right. i'm with you. >> yes. >> here we go. let's do it. [ television plays ] >> let's do it. what? what are you doing? >> we're gonna find deshawn's daddy. >> what are you talking about? >> "cops" comes on in five minutes. >> you are so ugly. [ chuckles ] that's so wrong. >> okay, i think this high-pressure shower head in chrome, we are gonna use for the master bathroom, okay? >> i say we go with brushed nickel. >> mayb

i bet her kids regret putting grandma in the nursing home now. huh? yeah, no. "we love you grandma!ere just coming to see you next weekend. we didn't know!" [ laughter ] it's already gone to her head. she already had big rims put on her rascal scooter, you know. [ laughter ] she's got the -- she's going all out. now -- [ laughter ] as for how much tax she's going to have to pay on that $590 million, the irs said it's too soon to tell 'cause they don't know whether she's a a republican or a democrat. so it's going to be a while -- [ laughter ] she's going to take a while to

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. >> i was born on my grandma's birthday. so i'm grandma's boy.o i've lived with her most of my life. i'll go back out, help her out. just do good. stop giving her problems and stuff. >> the hard work has paid off. later today he'll finally see freedom and be released to his grandparents. >> for every juvenile delinquent that you see in the newspapers who's done some horrendous thing, there are ten more who learn from the system and went back out to be good adults as they grow up. we see those stories and it warms your heart and you can't not want to do this because you know that you've had something to play in that. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> msnbc takes you behind the walls of america's most notorious prisons. into a world of chaos and danger. now, scenes you've never seen, "lockup: raw." inside prison or jail, regrets are never in short supply. >> actually killed an innocent kid. that haunts me. >> and as if watching "lockup" isn't warning enough for some -- >> tell him you will get [ bleep ] up in my boo

so first thing i'm going to do, i'm going to say hey to grandma, get some sugar from grandma.hopefully my son's awake, which he probably shouldn't be, but he probably will be. i'll pick him up and give him some love. >> stallworth is hardly alone when it comes to missing family. alfredo roca moreno hasn't seen his in four years. >> i miss them so bad. i don't want him thinking i've been [ bleep ] all the time. basically, i want to go home. i miss [ bleep ] my family. >> roca moreno had high hopes that his time in the close management confinement unit was about to end. he recently appealed the prison's decision to sanction him for having a lighter in his possession due to a procedural error in the report and he won, but the victory came too late. >> you want to know something? after all this [ bleep ] happened, i beat the dr for the lighter, but i'm still stuck for kicking the door. i just found out yesterday. if i hadn't kicked the door, if he would have let me go out that day, i probably could have seen my family with a few more months, but now -- i was thinking about that [

. ♪ you know what happened to my grandma, right? >> steve: no, what?e: no. >> jimmy: last christmas. >> yeah? what happened? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: she died. >> oh, my -- what? wait. what? >> jimmy: my grandma got run over by a reindeer. [ laughter ] >> steve: oh. when was it and where? [ laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: i don't want to get into it. >> steve: was it at your house christmas eve? >> jimmy: she has, like, hoof marks on her face. [ laughter ] it's awful for me to think about. >> steve: oh, i'm sorry. oh, awful. >> jimmy: awful story. >> steve: how's grandpa? >> jimmy: he still believes in santa claus. [ laughter ] he's loopy. ♪ thank you, legal pads, for letting me know that non-yellow paper is against the law. [ laughter ] ♪ thank you, cincinnati reds mascot, for looking like mr. met in the witness protection program. [ laughter ] there you guys have it. those are my "thank you notes." [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back with more "late night." and remember, on "late night," when you're here, you're family. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ don't s

. >> its ride you can take grandma, but you need to be a custody to ride this thing. >> the horses are practicing for race days thursday through sunday. but if you are willing to bet your life, you can hit the food. donut burger compared to the hotdog sundae with hot fudge, whipped cream and where ri on top. >> what does it taste like? >> like a heart attack coming soon. >> there we go. but not in front of the stands. >> they are famous for daring experiments. deep fried oreos and pop tarts. and twinkie stops but the dream lives on and tasty cakes. this year's newest is deep fried. >> my kids really like it. our children and they are really keen on it. >> that is today and expected to be really busy all day. it's dollar admission and dollar carnival rides. the fair runs through july 7th. >> wow, there you go. and alameda county fair is holding a food drive to fight hunger a week from today. people who bring four non-perishable food items will get in free and all carnival rides will be one dollar and asking for volunteers to help pack meals for kids against hunger. >> kristen: if you ar

no offense grandma. think holisticly when you think about the future. what it's like to live. imagine living in a disaster for several weeks >> thank you for coming today and we hope this has enlightened you. thank you very much. see you next month.

this is someone's grandma. the people that did this, you've got a mom. you've got a grandma, you've got an aunt. >> reporter: mendez tells me that police arrested two of the six suspects and recovered her backpack. but her wallet, phone and keys are missing. i've contacted oakland police and ac transit but have not heard back. live in oakland. >>> amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >> bart service is back to normal after a man committed suicide by jumping in front of a train around 4:15. after about an hour, crews were able to get to the victim. he was found face down between the two main tracks. he was pronounced dead at the scene. >>> a body was discovered on the tracks there around 9:00 a.m. the person's identity has not been released and investigators don't know what the person was doing on the tracks. >> that naked acrobat that startled bart passengers and employees last month in san francisco pleaded not guilty in court today. the 24-year-old was arrested at the 16th street station on felony and misdemeanor charges. he used to work with a circus troop

. >> jimmy: your grandma has been here on the show. >> yeah, mitz the vitz.at still resonates with me six months after the fact is when my grandmother's character says to mine, "i know you're here just because you want to [ bleep ] me." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what? >> that's christmas with the francos. >> jimmy: who wrote this play? >> it was a david ives play. >> jimmy: it existed before. so your mom didn't -- >> my mom made a conscious choice, though, to do this play. yeah, yeah. yeah, typical. >> jimmy: and again this is christmas time? >> right, right. happiest time of the year. yeah. >> jimmy: what the hell is going on? >> i'm with you, man. >> jimmy: your brother brought your grandma here to the show last time he was here. does she love this kind of stuff? >> oh, yeah, she eats it up. and i mean, she -- she lived in cleveland, ohio. she's a local celebrity now. she was on the oscars. they gave her a line about marky mark. she's the greatest. yeah. >> jimmy: i'm still recovering from the line that she got from your mother. >> understandably so. yeah, yea

this is someone's grandma. the people that did this, you've got a mom. you've got a grandma, you've got an aunt. >> reporter: mendez tells me that police arrested two of the six suspects and recovered her backpack. but her wallet, phone and keys are missing. i've contacted oakland police and ac transit but have not heard back. live in oakland. >>> amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >> bart service is back to normal after a man committed suicide by jumping in front of a train around 4:15. after about an hour, crews were able to get to the victim. he was found face down between the two main tracks. he was pronounced dead at the scene. >>> a body was discovered on the tracks there around 9:00 a.m. the person's identity has not been released and investigators don't know what the person was doing on the tracks. >> that naked acrobat that startled bart passengers and employees last month in san francisco pleaded not guilty in court today. the 24-year-old was arrested at the 16th street station on felony and misdemeanor charges. he used to work with a circus troop

. >> well, this is a version, then, of pulling grandma off the machine. >> you know, i have to say, ink that's offensive. i mean, i just--i spend my life in service of affirming life. i really do. and to say we're going to pull grandma off the machine by not offering her a liver transplant or her fourth cardiac bypass surgery or something is really just scurrilous. and it's certainly scurrilous when we have 46 million americans who are uninsured. >> every other major industrialized nation but the united states has a budget for how much taxpayer funds are allocated to health care, because they've all recognized that you can bankrupt your country without it. >> so you're talking about rationing. >> listen, we ration now; we just don't ration rationally. there's no question that there's going to have to be some form of rationing. let me be clear. individuals and employers ought to be able to spend as much money as they want to have things done, but when you're talking about taxpayer resources, there's a limit as to how much resources we have. >> but if recent history is any guide, ration

my grandma said the house is on fire, we have to go. >> reporter: this is a big response from the fire department, 70 firefighters were called out here. and it was kept from doing damage. and there was one firefighter out here who did have to be treated for minor exhaustion. that's what i was told here on the scene. an arson investigators is out here right now gathering evidence, trying to pinpoint the cause for the fire. i asked the deputy chief if things looked suspicious. he said it is too early to tell. >>> a excuse warning after a man exposed himself to a female student. police say the woman was studying alone in a classroom at duncan hall last night. a man entered and exposed himself. when she grabbed her phone and threatened to call the police, the suspect left the building. police are advising people not to study alone in a classroom at night. the suspect is described as a hispanic male, 5'6" to 5'7". 150 pounds. he was unshaven and wearing a teal shirt. >> and jumping off buses. it is a growing problem that authorities say puts passengers at risk. and it happened 15 times in t

not only is this a staple to the community, it is also an inviting place where grandmas come and feel safe while watching live shows directed by the great san francisco talented san francisco theater. this is a bar that improves the environment and gives san francisco citizens a first chance to stardom. it is a gem in the community, and a tourist attraction for the city of is san francisco that show cases phenomenal talent. our community respectfully asks that you willingly grant their request because they deserve it. they should be rewarded for such an outstanding service and heart throb entertainment that they provide to the knob hill community. thank you. >> thank you. good morning, my name is nick palm and i run a monthly stand up comedy showcase at cafe royal. this has become one of the favorite places for the community to come and watch live comedy for free. being a san francisco native, i was born and raised here, i've worked in the bar and /r*s /raupblt industry for the past seven years, i can say for the character of these four gentlemen, i've never worked for more responsibl

our grandmas will be able to see us get married. this is amazing. >> reporter: they applauded an end to the provision. if the ruling would have come down today and stood, frank's union would have denied me access to health care. supreme court justices could have done more to extend marriage rights across the nation. >> it would have been nice if they'd made a wider ruling. >> reporter: one lesbian couple teared up as ms. lion was escorted down the stairs. they keep a picture of her on their refrigerator for inspiration. >> dennis herrera called today's decision a huge victory. >> it was impossible not to get attached to this one because you saw the impact that it had on couples and people. >> they celebrated with a coast. the city attorney has been involved in every court case over same-sex marriage in california over the past 9 years. he says his office will take immediate legal action to block any efforts to try to delay marriage equality in california. >> religion leaders are reacting. some spoke at grace cathedral proclaiming th

. >> our grandmas will be able to see us get married.emotions were high as couples rejoiced at the news they will be able to walk down the aisle. >> will you marry me? >> yes. >> not everyone was celebrating. some expressed disappointment calling it a blow to democracy. >> the people have spoken and defied what is marriage. >>> good evening. >> a row of rainbow colored flags flying today outside san francisco city hall. it was there 9 years ago the battle over same-sex marriage began. in will just one month, thousands of same-sex marriages took place at city hall until the state supreme court halted the ceremonies which is followed by proposition 8. and tonight, city hall is preparing once again to open its doors to gay couples wanting to tie the knot. >> here's a live look now at san jose city hall where a rally is just getting under way in celebration of today's ruleings. >> the biggest celebration is happening tonight in san francisco's castro district. a rally is is set to begin in about 30 minutes. as you can see, people have alread

. >>> a 911 call catches a southern california grandma using a gun to fend off a burglar. >> i'm sorry. get out you believe. back up. >> i'm a christian woman. she fired a 357 mag numb through her sliding glass door. she barely missed. her reaction surprised her. >> i am a christian woman and i'm proud of it and i don't cursing but after i shot, rage took hold. and i just blasted away. >> the intruder was arrested a short time later. it was registered and she had every right to use it to protect herself. do not mess with her. >> and i think she surprised him more. >> 4:54 with a check of the roads. >> hell ---o. glad you are here today. >> let's look at the commute now. traffic is moving along well if you are on the upper deck of the bay bridge no major problems. there's a small delay at the toll plaza. you can see this from the camera. let's move along and look at 880 in oakland. and you can see flashing lights from some of the road work there but it's not really causing a big traffic delay. northbound 880 traffic does looking good all the into downtown oakland. if you are driving in

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our grandmas will be able to see us get married.ng. >> it touched off a colorful celebration in the castro. >> we feel like we belong now. >> not everyone is embracing today's decision from the high court. >> on behalf of the 7 million voters in the state of california to express our disappointment, we believe every vote should count. >> we have in depth coverage of today's historic ruling. >>> good evening. >> the prop 8 decision has touched off a number of celebrations in the bay area. news chopper 2 is over the heart of the gay rights movement in the bay area. we are showing you the scene in the castro district tonight. a couple dozen people waving the rainbow flag and gathering. people on street corners with signs and flags. there are expected to be many more people throughout the evening. a big rally is expected to start there in about 90 minutes. this started at 7:00 a.m. when the supreme court issued a ruling on the defense of marriage act. then came the ruling on california's proposition 8. we are live in washington, d.c. wh

. >> i thought i was coming for my grandma's birthday, and i saw this, i thought i was just going to take a couple pictures. and then i heard -- saw my brothers over there. and then it was a total surprise. >> reporter: a's reliever ryan cook helped arrange the toss with the a's google, and nick's hospital. his girlfriend's sister had a connection to the internet search company. >> how did it feel to be able to do that for nick? >> pretty exhilarating. just the fact that electronically we were able to make that happen for somebody with such a passion for the game, you know, who is obviously going through a lot of stuff. >> wow. unbelievable. >> after that pitch ryan talked to nick through the robotic camera. >> he said he would have all the players sign the ball and bring it to him next time he's in kansas city. >> he's an a's fan living in kansas city. good kid! [ laughter ] >>> what was supposed to be a fun-filled trip to the san francisco cable car museum turned into a nightmare for several school kids! 11:00 am a street car collided with the muni bus carrying students at 16th and

. >> it is like somebody race mig grandma's old car. >> look over to the passenger side there.old whisk? now he notices that lanes and lots of them. look at the flame, and look at how quickly they spread. gets out of his seat belt and jumps out dukes of hazard style. >> he comes back and pulled back through the window, and gets the fire extinguisher. >> these are not the prized cars. >> if your car is not set on fire in the second race, you are better. >> at least this guy can say he was on fire in the first race. >> lit the track up. >> thanks for joining us. >> lit the track up. >> thanks for joining us. we will see you tomorrow. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com except what it's done to my hair, so i'm doing something new. new age defy shampoo, conditioner and treatment from pantene. it's a system with pro-vitamins and caffeine. 7 signs of aging hair, like dryness and damage, virtually disappear. to make it act up to 10 years younger. my hair act its age? never. new age defy. hair acts up to 10 years younger. from the pantene expert collection. >>> it's time for wen "the

and dash and counter grandma quick ok hands up good girl. you're a star you're far star. and i don't know. what i can do this here yet you can read books to her. here and i'll read books take her to nursery school and bring her home he's a big brother now you look after her. ridiculous of what i think they're special our children have grown up the oldest is going to college this year the younger one is also a big boy now we've always wanted a girl at first i wasn't sure about the way she would communicate with us she closes herself up easily she's like that like a snail and its shell i think that she generally feel safe like she play she doesn't cry much she met the boys earlier so i think it will be easy for her to join our family. there aren't any fears only emotions but tell you warned us that she's got some illness but i don't worry about that. we'll deal with it if you have been here and wish we could i was more worried about how it would go it went well too good to be true. she accepted. by my mom as nice and calm and she looks after us. and. it's probably a higher

. >> we totally transformed this unit to look like grandma's house. >> reporter: complete with a child's room from the '80s. >> it works man, can you believe that. >> here on people's way out, they take a marker and they write a tribute to their grandmother. and in one day, this whole room was full. >> the $80,000 project called brighter than blight is funded by california housing project. once a magnet for drugs and crime, the open tire complex could be demolished as soon as next month. >> we intend to turn it this into an urban farm. we are giving new birth to something that has had a negative impact. >> reporter: in two days, p500 people that pass through here, the exhibit will be open again next weekend. in oakland, eric rasmussen, ktvu, channel "2 news." >> our web team has posted more video of today's exhibit. >> >> top san francisco public health official reportedly under investigation for conflict of interest. san francisco chronicle reports the city attorney's office is investigating dr. batia. he received restaurant inspections, according to the chronicle, he serves on several

grandma says even she was surprised by her actions. >> i am a christian woman and i'm very proud of it and i don't curse. but after i shot, rage took hold, and i just blasted away, and in fact, my husband afterwards said, i never heard you talk like that! >> that is not the same woman in the 911 call. they're two different women, i swear. the suspect has a very long rap sheet, megyn. great stuff. >> good for her! thank you. >>> coming up, a tense standoff in turkey right now, raising serious questions for our own government. after a night of riot police, tear gus and water cannons protesting the government worried their government is getting too fundamentalist. ralph peters explains why this fight over freedom is critical to our position in the middle east. [ male announcer ] eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all stan

. >> but leave it to a grandma to say, sure. >> thank you. i'm just going to try to get up he here. >> that is a nice granny. >> thank you so much. >> to see the whole thing go to our website rightthisminute and you will see it all. >> it is a plane. >> it is a dog. >> it is a bacon. >> find bacon the dog and what he did surprising next on "right this minute." and still to come, traveling across america by bike. >> in just six days. >> hear from one of the teams why they are pedalling for power. >> we wanted to raise $100,000. >> and got giggles? she cracks up, and cracks up even more. >> find out what >>> there's a very popular event for cyclists called race across america. this is a fantastic platform for cyclists to raise money for charities. it is a 3,000-mile cycle from california all the way to maryla maryland. there is a team from arizona that is participating in "race across america" to raise funds for research and awareness for the barrow neurological institute. they begin saturday june 15th in oceanside, california, and they will en

i am grandma, and i know my grand baby. she was hiding. >> the little girl's family says she may have fallen asleep under that bed. >>> a fast-moving grass fire briefly threatened a commercial building in san jose this afternoon. they were able to extinguish the fire, and it burned an estimated four acres of brush. >> the combination of relative humidity dropping and the high temperatures and winds and the fire danger is increasing. we fear there may have been sparks or ash from one of the barbecues that ignited this fire, but that has not been confirmed at this time. >> fire officials are asking people to be especially mindful of fire#ml safety, and we wille more on that later. >>> and investigating the 21st homicide of the year and the fifth homicide this week. the killing comes on the first night of increased patrols of san jose police intended to fight the growing violence in the city. police say a man was stabbed to death in west san jose. that's near winchester boulevard, not far from santana row. the victim was foun

. >> but leave it to a grandma to say, sure. >> thank you. i'm just going to try to get up he here. >> that is a nice granny. >> thank you so much. >> to see the whole thing go to our website rightthisminute and you will see it all. >> it is a plane. >> it is a dog. >> it is a bacon. >> find bacon the dog and what he did surprising next on "right this minute." and still to come, traveling across america by bike. >> in just six days. >> hear from one of the teams why they are pedalling for power. >> we wanted to raise $100,000. >> and got giggles? she cracks up, and cracks up even more. >> find out what sofa... desk... you know what? why don't you go get some frozen yogurt. i got this. you're so sweet. you got this, right? i do got this. let us get everything off the shelf, and to your home. sofa... desk... you know what? why don't you go get some frozen yogurt. i got this. you're so sweet. you got this, right? i do got this. let us get everything off the shelf, and to your home. >>> there's a very popular event for cyclists called race across

. >> my grandma loves ben. she likes his words. >> how is he so down to earth with all this fame?time confidant, and tour manager. >> i knew this from day one. i knew that this was possible. >> really? >> i mean, when you fall in love with a drug addict totally, you know, can't afford anything guy and your mom's asking you what the heck you're doing, you know, i knew from the first time i saw him perform, i was like, he has that potential. >> reporter: today the money, the requests, the attention, all of it is rolling in like an avalanche. a lifetime of dreams all at once. >> how high can you go? >> this is all about -- >> reporter: and this time it's the music industry on the outside looking in. >> if we'd been signed to a label i can almost guarantee you we wouldn't have had the success with "thrift shop" and with "can't hold us" and with "the heist" in general. >> reporter: macklemore is living the american dream. self-made in a sea of the manufactured. still trying to figure out stardom. suddenly longing for the times he can drive the old caddie that once symbolized the pinnac

i've been using it since i started elementary school and it had a good luck charm my grandma gave me. it was my favorite. >> after the disaster, the family moved about 80 kilometers away to a different town within the prefecture. she hasn't been back since then because of worries over radiation levels. to grant her daughter's wish, she's now returning for first time. >> translator: i have been trying not to talk about namie, the nuclear power plant and earthquake. satsuki made the trip with her husband. this is her first visit to the school in two years. >> translator: here it is. i had forgotten what color it was. but it's a bit dirty inside. it's become blackened. and this must be her favorite charm. i didn't know what it looked like. kaede was reunited with her satchel after two years. >> translator: i feel so relieved to get my own bag back. >> translator: she was a second grader when she last used the satchel. the bag looked really big on her then. but she's grown so much over the past two years, that the bag looks so small on her now. satsuki says her feelings changed after she

. >> she called my husband papa and calls me hamma because she can't say grandma, but i feel really close to her because i untand h baby language. >> both drivers of the accident that took sipryano's life are cooperating, her biological mother is aware of her death and is in town with cps. we will have much more at 5:00 with my colleague reporter set up a bank account ly are o to raise money for funeral expenses as well as for funding, maybe a college fund for olivia, her daughter whrorks again , who, again, has no idea her mother is gone. >> an early morning collision between a forklift and a car sends three people to the hospital. it happened at 4:00 a.m. at the wholesale produce market on gerald avenue in san francisco's bay view district. the driver of the forklift was thrown from the vehicle and two people in the car were injured. the cause is being investigated. witnesses say it is a dangerous area because a city street goes right through the market. >>> we now know the identity of a man killed yesterday at a work place accident in cupertino, the santa clara county medical examiner'

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