will bloom met 60 years ago at the northern baptist, now american baptist conference center in green lake, wisconsin. we met them at the retirement center in peabody, massachusetts north of boston. each had been married and had children and grandchildren and each had lost his or her spouse. they rediscovered each other, fell in love, and wanted to be married. but they found that for themselves and their families, marriage could bring substantial financial problems. issues of pensions and insurance and taxes and bequests. >> the legal problems and inheritance problems with people our age with different families already in existence get very complicated. >> the legal entanglements that could come up later on, it could happen to be quite fierce. if one of her kids says that's ours, not yours. that happens. >> although will and jenny concluded it could be too costly to get married,as lifelong baptists, they at least wanted their has been to be blessed by the church and respected by their families and friends. >> we definitely wanted to be together. we wanted to do it the proper way as an exam

moving farther north into the great lakes, the western great lakes from green bay southward to chicagopouts that popped up along parts of the coast, the western shores of lake michigan. we've got video believe it or not that shows some of the water spouts popping up. from wisconsin, moving right to -- actually left to right across the screen. incredible to see. frightening, too. that's real-time obviously been recorded. that's insane to see things pop up. tornado over parts of lake michigan. there's the potential we may see more of those today. possibly tornadoes in the southern half of the mississippi valley. the reason why we're seeing them, simple. let's go back to the weather maps as we do so. you're going to see -- this area of low pressure, frontal boundary that extends from the western great lakes clear to the mid mississippi valley. that's the place we're going to have the cold air invading from the north. it's going to interact with moist air from the south. obviously the best chance of severe storms will pop up into the afternoon. with that, you can expect delays in spots lik

green. that's near the lake. what's happening is these thunderstorms are very, very active. can see them right here because many of us have been up here in doner summit. it's dumping, i mean those are significant, significant rains and thunderstorms. of course the upshot to this is we're seeing rain. that's helping to squash the fire concerns. you have cloud to ground lightning up in those mountains and south as well down toward v era valley. be prepared if if you're heading that way for that type of thing. these are the highs from today, highs were a little cooler in some places. current temperatures outside right now are on the warm side. tomorrow is going to be slightly cooler. that's kind of where we are right now. a bit of a cooling trend. a slow cooling trend. we didn't have a big head heat up. we're seeing a cooldown. it's like this. as we look at the satellite loop, you request -- you can see the thunderstorms popping up. high pressure has set up up pretty nicely. we're going to see a.m. fog for sure. temperatures mostly in the 70s and 80s and even some low 60s along

that's what is happening in the lake tahoe area and in response to that the national weather service issued a flash-flood watch, in greene, for the getter lake tahoe area. i assert this is a good thing in that we're seeing a lot of rain with these thunder cells. this is a very wet system up there. and it's not going to be up there just today. it sticks around again tomorrow. it's going to be around tomorrow afternoon and then again on wednesday afternoon. the west slope of the sierra nevada. so today's highs look like warmer than yesterday. tomorrow's highs are going to be maybe a little warmer than today. slight warming trend started yesterday, works its way into tomorrow. wednesday about the same. but subtle changes. mid-60s on the coast. it's sunny out along the easts right now. the cliff house are looking out at blue sky. mid-60s in the oakland hills tomorrow. low and mid-70s. 80s as you head out in the inland bay valley and when you get the picture, not 100's but lots of mid and upper 80s. livermore, morgan hill, gilroy, up towards santa rosa you'll see low 80s. so starting to feel like fall. we are in a fall feeli

and at 4 o'clock in the morning on may 10th, 1775 after a stormy night on lake champlain, they managed to get 89 of the 2000 green mountain boys the promised to muster, 89 across the lake and attacked fort ticonderoga. how did they know what to do? allen had sent to spies, hunters with long beards to the fort barbour for a haircut and they figured out the lead of the land. it was peace time to the garrisons. they haven't heard of lexington and concord. a british letter had to go to halifax, quebec, montreal and st. john and then down on lake champlain to get to ticonderoga. paul revere was a little more efficient. all of new england was going. so allen and arnold stormed the fort. the took a free one prisoner. no one was hurt, no one was killed. they found 90 gallons of rum that belonged to the commandant and they had a bit of a party. ethan allen wrote that he would pay the, not at some future time and send 85 prisoners and 60 women and children to connecticut. part of life had to do is deboned that attack. one of the from the date the most famous lines in history is what e thad allen supposedly said to the, not

when you get over to pine lake meadow and pine lake, pine lake is considered a natural area. in 1847, the green family came out here, back then this was kind of an empty canyon and sand dun area. they claimed this property. in 1892. george green who's a second generation built the truckdaro club house. there was a hotel then. it was said this was the place to go if you were weary of the dirty city and the police. there were a couple of gun fights the front door has bullet holes. i don't ever repair them. 1931 stig mond bought the property from the green family. she donated it to the city of san francisco and had a specification, i'm giving it to the city that will be used forever for the enjoyment forever of the people of the city of san francisco. it has ever since. every summer the stern grove association in san francisco rec and parks put on 10 free concerts. usually people come out at 10 in the morning it's a family affair. everybody is on the lawn with picnics and it's free. anybody can come out. it's a great way to spend a sunday. >> goes to 1-2 in the afternoon and runs until 5. [music].

green plaque cards. -- plaque ards. >>> shannon and lake elementary schools will have to wait another month before theyw whether or not they are being closed down. tonight the west contra costa county trusty stayed the decision by the school board to remove the two schools from a closure risk. that trusty wants more information about the status of a state loan, payoff and other budget details before a decision can be made. >>> some surprising new information about the release of the two uc berkeley graduates from an iranian prison. actor sean penn may have been instrumental in getting those hikers freed. penn met with venezuela president hugo chavez and pressed him to lobby for their release. a venezuela diplomats said chavez played a role in the negotiations. >>> meantime, shane bauer is now officially engaged to sarah shourd. you can see him putting the ring on her finger. josh fattal who was freed with bauer will be the best man. sarah and shane agreed toed with when the two were in prison. at the time he gave her a ring made of string. now she has the real thing. >>> sandhya patel is here with the

and 56 here in town and going back to the great lakes, still in the 50s and green bay and internationalalls. it doesn't look that much chiller were but wrapping around the low pressure that is stuck for the better part of the week finally pulling off a series of frontal boundaries. we had one push through and drop the humidity yesterday and take one through, the cloud bands and the rain in the mountains, resurging in the eastern shore, this one means business and more energy coming arn -- around, just wrapping arn the western great lakes and reach us tomorrow. let's take a look at what we're talking about. the band of rain will not do much for us today. build in some clouds and showers and stay west of hagerstown and they are re-develop on the eastern shore this afternoon. and then we watch the core of the cold air slip in. and very unsettled. which means we could have some rain showers tomorrow morning and it looks like with the cold air, there will be some showers around tomorrow. i know that is not great news as you go into the fells point festival or anything this weekend. in fact,

stormy around the great lakes, ohio valley from green bay to chicago.76 in the twin cities. 82 in fargo. 80s, boise to albuquerque. 83, sacramento. 74 in new york. 83 in atlanta. >>> here's a story to make any apartment dweller jealous. how would you like to spread out in this 72,000 square foot mansion being built in the missouri ozarks? >> eventually the second home for an obviously very well off software developer. and when it's done, it will have 13 bedrooms, 14 bathrooms, library, should an observatory. >> is that all really necessary? being built to withstand the most powerful of tornados and should be done some time in 2013. why there? >> ozarks, missouri. not -- not -- >> they like the four seasons. >> good luck to you. i will go back to my 200 square foot apartment in manhattan. more "world news now" coming up after the break. be nice to have that kind of loot. i'll go back to my 200 square-foot apartment. we'll see. >>> more "world news now" after the break. p after the break. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back, everybody. now to the abc new series, >>> wel

o'clock in the morning after a stormy night, they managed to get 89 of the 2,000 green mountain boys, 89 across the lake and attack fort ticonderoga. how did they know what to do? allen sent two spies in, hunters with long beards to the fort basher for a haircut, and they figured out the lay of the land. it was peacetime to those. they had not heard of lexington and concord. a british letter had to go to halifax, quebec, montreal, and st. john, and then down lake champlain to get to fort ticonderoga. all of new england new what was going on. they stormed the fort. they took everyone prisoner. no one was hurt. no one was killed. they found 90 gallons of rum that belonged to the coma daunt. they had a party. a sendoff of 85 prisoners and 60 women and children to connecticut. now, part of what i've had to do is sort of de bunc that attack. it's what ethan allen supposedly said at the lake, and he wrote the line himself several years later. i guess he figured he couldn't get it through the printer, but by whose authority do you come? ethan allen said in the name of jehovah and the continental congress, but

lakes. expect showers in fargo, minneapolis, duluth, and green bay. spotty showers in the northeast. thunderstorms from the carolinas to tennessee and northern florida. scattered showers across the rockies. >> 63 degrees in billings, 76 in salt lake city, and 82 degrees in albuquerque. dallas heats up to 90 degrees, kansas city 80, and minneapolis 67. 69 in boston. 70 here in new york city. and 86 degrees in new orleans. >>> last week you may have seen a story here on "world news now" about a couple celebrating their 80th wedding anniversary. well, this couple is getting close. >> fred and hazel marcone just marked their 70th anniversary. they celebrated with their family, which includes five children, 19 grandchildren, 17 great grandchildren, and one great great-grandchild. >> that's what i want to know. they say their secret to a long marriage is to take the bumps and work them out. good advice. so congratulations to them. >> some people have a difficult time taking those words. we'll be right back. ♪ looks like we made it ♪ look how far we've come now, baby ♪ ♪ look how far we've c

green plaque cards. -- plaque ards. >>> shannon and lake elementary schools will have to wait another month before they know whether or not they are being closed down. tonight the west contra costa county trusty stayed the decision by the school board to remove the two schools from a closure risk. that trusty wants more information about the status of a state loan payoff and other budget details before a decision can be made. >>> some surprising new information about the release of the two uc berkeley graduates from an iranian prison. actor sean penn may have been instrumental in getting those hikers freed. penn met with venezuela president hugo chavez and pressed him to lobby for their release. a venezuela diplomats said chavez played a role in the negotiations. >>> meantime, shane bauer is now officially engaged to sarah shourd. you can see him putting the ring on her finger. josh fattal who was freed with bauer will be the best man. sarah and shane agreed toed with when the two were in prison. at the time he gave her a ring made of string. now she has the real thing. >>> sandhya patel is here with t

lake michigan and wisconsin, toward green bay, tort west bend, getting in heavy rain showers.e. but on the tail end of this system, we just got a tornado watch that has been issued. this includes parts of tennessee and into mississippi and arkansas and that includes the metro memphis area, that's until 10:00 tonight. conditions are favorable there for tornados to develop. we're watching this area across the southeast and into the carolinas, there have been isolated tornadoes in this area, nothing on the ground, but doppler radar indicated, so something to be aware of here and also into south florida, main, it has been a rough day for you, say from tampa on southward, heavy downpours, lots of urban flooding, use a lot of caution if you're traveling in and around this area for today. and the travel delays have been quite lengthy. we have a ground stop in charlotte. thunderstorms moving through there with 45-mile-per-hour gusts in ft. lauder dame becada of the storms. in the ohio valley, you're stuck with it. we have a cutoff low, an area of low pressure cut off from the mainstre

green and it is ready to go. >> this is with the camera showed at the lake merritt station. >> it is a great tool for us, because this can help the officers by saying that this is exactly what happened here is video tape. >> reporter: an example of how this could have helped with this controversial shooting of a homeless man with a night in civic center station earlier this year. you can see the video cameras surveillance cameras were not able to catch all videos details. >> it is not in response to any particular incident is just the wave of the future. ah >> reporter: about one half dozen are in use and it is likely that all officers will be equipped as soon as the infrastructure is big enough to handle that data. in oakland, jeff bush, kron 4 news. >>pam: law enforcement agencies met in contra costa county to compare notes about are more robberies. maureen kelly tells us about the similarities. the armed robberies in the unusual it disguises. >> walnut creek please to farmers as 3:30 when state a.m., this gas station pointed the gun misheard walnut leasehol >> a shot was fired in the direction of a customer j

lake michigan. this is actually from green bay all the way to milwaukee. could see more develop later today. the reason why is, as we go back to the weather computer, take a look. back to the lightning, actually. in memphis just yesterday. we could see more of the waterspouts, more thunderstorms all due to the same system that's going to stretch nearly 1,000 miles from the western great lakes clear down into the southern plains and even to the gulf coast. all of this is not staying motionless but moving to the east. that is going to bring heavy rainfall and with it potential delays we were talking about. mainly, chicago, detroit, we might be waiting for an hour, possibly later. delays of at least an hour in new york, philadelphia, cleveland, cincinnati, atlanta and d.c. met thourometros. expect scattered showers for at least an hour. as time allows, things we're watching in the tropics. tropical storm philippe. expected to remain well to the north and out to sea. thankfully a bit of a fish storm. no direct threat for land. that's the latest, guys, back to

lakes and reservoirs going dry there are watering bans everywhere. some have simply thrown in the towel on even trying to keep everything green. this grass looks great but that's because it's not really grass. >> because i feel like everybody is going to have to tear out their whole yard and start all over again and we may have to tear out a few plants but our grass is going to be just fine. >> turf suppliers say she is not alone. >> more recently, especially since we've been onto this mandatory watering restrictions, we've seen increases in inquiries and business. >> reporter: and those changing leaves? it isn't a sign of fall. these are thirsty trees in distress, among the casualties in a state where drought reigns. >>> coming up next at 5:00 the two berkeley graduates being held in iran are waiting to find out when they might be released. we'll show you the latest there. >>> also, training for disaster. east bay volunteers sharpen their skills. and we'll introduce you to a dog that is the epitome of man's best friend. the canine that makes flying a little more friendly. >>> and it's the last weekend of summer. it's here. we

lake tahoe. it's part of a federally-funded jobs program called the veterans green corps. now, veterans are downing trees and clearing brush on the burn slopes where the angora fire burned in june of 2011. john gallager who served 10 months in iraq are among those training for a career in forest service. >> i was an infantryman so i didn't have a lot of job skills that could transfer over to the civilian life. >> now, it could take another three years to restore angora. the hope is that veterans- turned foresters can help. >>> time now 5:25. solono county detectives are refuse -- los angeles county it's a drawing, entitled "the judgment," worth quarter of a million dollars. the la nar es institute of her cue leez reported it stolen last month. this sketch surfaced two days later at a san fernando valley church. authorities in southern california are now trying to verify whether the dutch master drew this piece and who legally owns it. several experts say they're not familiar with this work of art. >>> time now 5:26. the east coast rattled by yet another aftershock. how big

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lake tahoe. it's part of a federally funded jobs program. it's called the veterans green corps.erans are clearing down trees and clearing brush where the angora fire burned in 2007. john gallagher who served in iraq is among those training for a career in forest service. >> i was an infantryman, so i didn't have a lot of job skills that could transfer over to civilian life. >> it may take at least three more years to restore this particular area. the hope is that the veterans turned foresters can help make that happen. >>> 7:19. the family of a man killed in a recent debtly boating crash on the san francisco bay has filed a lawsuit. ming trong was tossed into the water on august 3, after his boat collided with a yacht. the family blanks the yacht owner. police say they did not find any sign that alcohol played a role in the crash, but results are pending for a sobriety test given by the coast guard. the yacht owner was reportedly sued in 2005 for another boating crash by a passenger who claimed the owner was under the influence. >>> a tough story to talk about, a mother accused

green bay, and traverse city, michigan. thunderstorms in the southwest from flagstaff to denver. >> 80 in salt lake city. 82 in boise. 70 inmaha 86. detroit 91. 71 in boston. 79 in new york. 80s from new orleans to miami. >>> and more federal help is on the way to vermont's flood zone. president obama has approved some major disaster aid for storm survivors in addition to the emergency relief that fema is providing as well. crews have made progress thoh in the meantime, repairing roads and restoring electricity knocked out of course by irene just a few days ago. few in have the vermont have ever seen damage like this, including coffins washed out of cemetery grounds. >>>>> on new york's long island crews are working 16-hour days to restore power to the 500,000 people who lost it after irene blew through there. there are still just under 100,000 homes and businesses waiting for the power to come back on. the power company crews will work through the holiday weekend until everyone is back online. >>> and the mysterious death at a san diego mansion has been ruled a suicide. the body of rebecca zahau was found naked and hangin

on shore flow green air but temperatures down a few degrees around the bay and near the coast line but inland locations wereagain today. hige reached 95 at clover dale. 97 kloo clear lake. 100 ukiah. 94 concord. 95 antioch. 98 in livermore. by we won't see any 90's after tomorrow. for awhile. right now we look at 80 degrees in apartment i don't care. 60's to 70's in most other inland locations. 58 here in san francisco. highlights low clouds. not only pressed up against the coast line but moving closely across the bay tonight. one more day of inland heat tomorrow of course. cooler weather into this weekend appropriately enough as it's the first weekend of fall. over tonight tonight low temperature under partly foggy conditions. mainly in the mid 50's. mid upper 50's as you push that the inland east bay and perhaps not even below 60 in antioch. water vapor satellite image 2 system here upper level low to the south. high pressure to our north. combined circulation around these systems will bring some moisture in. not a lot but enough from our south east it could fall a couple isolated thunderstorms to our south. forecast animation 11:00 o'clock tomorrow night. overnight

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