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. >> i'm meteorologist kristine hanson. we'll check out the weekend forecast and also the warming trend that continues. >> let's get back to the devastation in san bruno and start with the latest information. there are four confirmed fatalities from the fire. dog teams will conduct another search of the victims. neighborhood is still considered a hazardous area. they may let people back possibly as soon as today. the acting governor will announce a message within hours. you have pictures inside the area. >> we do. the state of california as well as the city of san bruno moving the disaster into a recovery phase. with that president obama sending the message to the citizens there affected by the fire he will expedite funding and federal help to the people that need it. this is upclose look of the aftermath. this is the site where 48 hours ago a natural gas line ex had uploaded under ground. the power of the explosion, 38 homes were lost and four people were confirmed dead. they still have to go through a few more homes, some

i'm meteorologist christine hanson. temperatures shot up yesterday. i'll tell you what we expect for the upcoming weekend. >> this is the 9th anniversary of the attacks of 9/11 and we will bring you live abc news coverage for the memorial service at ground zero at 5:42, the exact time the first plane hit the world trade center. our coverage continues on the devastating san bruno fire which dozens remain evacuated from thursday night's explosion and fire along a pg&e pipeline. here's the situation now. there are four confirmed fatalities from the explosion and fire. today six dog teams will be there. there is no time line for when residents can reenter. they hope to narrow the evacuation area and let some people back in today. while it's still too dangerous to get back into the fire zone, news crews were able to get a quick look into the disaster area. >> glenview drive and earl avenue is ground zero and this ruptured pipeline is what started it all. a piece of a 30 inch pipeline is the middle of the intersection. the explosion was apparently so strong

christine hanson is in for lisa argen. what say you? >> well, we love this september weather. i want to show you this picture, yesterday was clear sailing all across the bay area. we could see from the high definition from emeryville all across the city. there are a few more clouds out this morning and that triggers a change in the forecast. we will see that in the form of cooler temperatures. so a beautiful day ahead and some fall-like weather, temperatures dropped into the 40s. starting come in the 50s. we've got cooler air coming on shore. that is going to allow us to see our temperatures over the next couple of days -- check the computer for just a second -- and we will continue to see a nice weather pattern but we're also going to see the weather pattern break down just a little bit over the next couple of days as the cooler weather system comes off the pacific. forecast does call for a pretty day, yesterday we were in the 80s around the bay and we'll continue to see those readings at least well inland today especially around the delta and in the north bay. we've got some

christian hanson and woody have called the skyline stables in millbrae home for five years, but in a matter of months, the barn here will be just a memory. >> we're pretty much the last stables out here, and once we're gone, you know, the stables aren't going to come back. >> reporter: the san francisco public utiliti commission is finalizing seismic upgrades, scheduled to be completed in 2015. the new $250 million project includes a reservoir and emergency power generation plant, the budge of those new facilities will have to be located oat the site that puc has targeted skyline stables for decades. >> unfortunately, the site is so compacted and it's a really restricted site that we don't have room to maintain the stages on site with the improvements for the regional water system. >> reporter: the key is finding a new place for the horse. >> we have been in open discussions with them for the last few months andtine to work with them, pretty much on a weekly base. >> reporter: a dozen of skyline riders gathered for a bbq, saying goodbye to their stables. the new emergency water syste

. >> i'm meteorologist christine hanson. changes begin today. your complete accu-weather 7 forecast just ahead. >> good morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. i'm carolyn tyler. many san bruno residents will return to their homes today for the first time since thursday's tragic fire and may smell natural gas as pg&e resources service. some will resume living in their homes. others will be able to go in and gather their belongings. people with red tag homes will have no access to their houses. officials will hold a briefing explaining those details and more. the coroner has revised the death toll back to 4 from 7 reported last night. the additional skeletal remains at the scene will determine if they belong to fire victims. authorities have also revealed that six residents are missing. search teams and cadaver dogs will resume today for additional victims. of the six people reported missing, three are members of the bullets family. amy hollyfield talks to relatives who are frustrated and hurt. >> the family has known that 82 levon, her 50-year

i'm meteorologist christine hanson. our temperatures yesterday right up there where they're supposed to be. we'll have your complete weekend forecast coming up. >> our coverage continues now on that devastating san bruno fire as dozens remain evacuated from thursday night's explosion along a pg&e pipeline. this morning we are learning that two state senators are planning an investigation and a public hearing into the cause of that explosion. state senators mark leno of san francisco, alex pedia plan to have meetings in the coming weeks. four confirmed fatalities from the explosion and fire. today six dog teams will conduct another search for victims. the neighborhood is still considered a hazardous area so there is no time line for when residents might be allowed to reenter. city officials tell us they hope to narrow the evacuation area and let some people back in hopefully as early as today. while it is too dangerous for homeowners to get back into the fire zone, news crews get a quick look into the disaster area. lill

hanson completes this pass but he loses the ball as he is hit.grabs it out of the air and goes 82 yards for the score. hagan's dad who shares his name is the buffalo running-back's coach so he had to be just a little proud, even though it finished off a route. the bears roll for the second straight week. this time against a much better opponent but by a lopsided 52- 7. they improve to 2-0. >>> a tough two weeks for san jose state which opened up in alabama and took on wisconsin in madison. down 20-0 jones take a short pass from jordan and turns it into a 37-yard td play. 20-7 badgers after three. mike mcintire is happy to see them in the end zone for the first time this year. they didn't have an answer from clay. clay from the yard out for the 127-yard two td day. wisconsin wins 27-14. san jose falls to 0-2. >>> part tans play their homeowner against utah. uc davis was out scored at home by portland state. >>> 83-year-old joe paterno is still roaming the sidelines. norwood to won't be denied on this 36-yard play. mark ingram is still out. but the

. >> reporter: students did get help from local musicians including jon hanson, lead singer of nine days heard their hit song. ♪ this is the story of a girl who cried a river and drown the whole world ♪ ♪ ♪ why she looks so sad in photographs, i absolutley love her when she smiles ♪ ♪ ♪ >> reporter: john also happens to be the high school english teacher. he knows high school is not about what goes on inside of the classroom. >> it is obvious, when you don't have those problems, where do they go? what are they going to do they will have to find something else to do. it is not that they are bad gid kidds. i not even that. they shouldn't be without the opportunity. >> reporter: schools also the time when students discover their love of athletic and the arts why local bans also pitched in. >> i am using it a lot in the high school. to be able to give back to the high school to my local hometown mean as great deal. >> reporter: with the stability of the economy still uncertain. the school budget could face the same challenge next year. >> i pray to god. i will be honest, i can't do this agai

and wash it and tip it over to the concrete producers, bodhi, central, and others, rose and jensen, hanson, and the sand is coming down the sacramento river to mix with the aggregate to make concrete. the other thing that happens down in this area of san francisco, we are becoming more and more green at society. we are taking the asphalt and recycling it, and then we take concrete and put it through -- they will put it through a grinder and grind it to different rock sizes and use that as the aggregate for asphalt or concrete. i am not sure if this is a sand pile for the concrete or if this is a recycle plant. but it is one of them. the city has opened up the large piers that unfortunately are not being used. we don't have the commerce we had in the old days. it has gone to oakland. we don't have the real site on the side of the bay. >> south of market has very unusual conditions, settlement. >> south of market, that particular fixture is at sixth street, which is right in the heart of this. some of the largest magnitudes of movement during the 1906 earthquake occurred in this area of what

whatever the reason, bob hanson says the fast food giants are noticing. >> reporter: a hot dog in the afternoon. is it a meal or is it a snack? today snacking is as popular as ever. >> i think snacking can be a healthy trend if used correctly. >> reporter: scripps mercy dietitian diane leperelli says snacking is a way to lose weight. >> you need to plan snacks as importantly as you plan meals. >> reporter: that means keeping the calories down, but snacking is not always about losing weight. sometimes it's about losing time. >> they don't have the time to prepare at home for the snacks they need during the day. >> reporter: the fast food restaurants are picking up on this. seeing sales go up in the afternoon, snack time. so what do people choose for their favorite snacks? >> if i'm hungry and i want a snack, i'll generally eat a bowl of cereal or protein shake. >> usually go for fruit juice. >> normally apple banana, but realistic cheese-its or something. >> whatever is in the fridge. >> trail mix. >> grapes. my indulgent snack would probably be pretzel s or cheeto. >> reporter: that m

. >> reporter: johnny hanson organized a workshop for young people to coincide with the display of katrina a private viewing the kids would have their turn. >> we want you guys to go out today against the backdrop of where we were five years ago and tell us where we are now. >> you framed it. >> reporter: photo journalists coached the kids on how to capture just the right frame. >> what's your impression of this? >> it's lonely. >> this is cool. let's hang for a while. >> reporter: 20-year-old kaitlyn sullivan lost two friends to suicide after katrina but now sees beauty in the new orleans tradition of a musical funeral procession. ♪ >> reporter: their photos telling a new story about their city. >> it is about the people and the culture and not the physical. >> just how hurricane katrina came, i took those pictures to remind them that new orleans is still the same. >> reporter: five years later, images that are refreshingly ordinary, filled with life and hope. kate snow, nbc news, new orleans. >> great story to end on on a thursday night along with our thanks, of course, for being here wi

colorado quarterback tyler hanson is probably hoping buffaloes don't get to the pac-ten.linebacker takes them down for a touchdown. cal 31-0 at the half. 4th quarter, kevin riley throws one of his four touchdown passes hooking up with freshman sensation allen. 52-7. >>> mike mcintyre will have to wait another week for the first win with the spartans. taking on wisconsin. scott hits wide open lance hendrix for the score. the badgers led 17-0 at the half. 3rd quarter, the spartans find the end zone for the first time this season. jordan get it to chandler jones and the 5'9" freshman does the rest. big day for jones who had eight camps for 113 yards. but last year's big 10 player of the year, john clay, had an even better day. 23 carries for 137 yards and two touchdowns. wisconsin beat san jose state 27-14 >>> so many lucky fan went home with james madison coach mickey matthews' jacket. he would be in a much better mood after the game. they aren't a division team one stunned 13th ranked virginia tech 21-16. hokies now 0-2. buckeyes did it all. 233 yards in the air, 113 more

. >> joking aside there were few surfers who are at for hanson. >> you could tell the blood in the water40 ft. wide. i pointed tiddle break for a while. makes you think twice and i don't it set out from behind. >> the on national geographic the does not do it justice. >> it was so foggy at the noon hour much less a shark. >> our own stanley roberts is talk to people who is ignoring the science. that's right this edition of people being badly. >> i think your odds are pretty >> good> oh, i see, there is a chance he will not be in. we have an elaborate shark sighting signed and jump in the water. welcome to this beach where the shark sighting has brought people to the beach and into the water. some people were afraid of sharks will see this line and say clear of the water. and chances are if you seek the shark is probably too late. >> not if it is attacking somebody else. >> what if it is attacking someone else? >> well that it's too late. >> well many people ignored the signs and served anyways. >> they're crazy. the sharp just eat a seal. what you get >> in the >> many will have no probl

latest accident occurred in maryland westbound along route 50, the john hanson highway as you approach97. that is where we got the two left lanes blocked. there was a crash over at connecticut avenue before you reach connecticut avenue that had traffic squeezing by to the right. bw parkway southbound at # 02 for a wreck. northbound on 95 in virginia, no incidents to report right now as you leave lakeshore don and continued through springfield headed up onto 395. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >> thank you. >>> there is a worrying report coming out today which shows that half of the guns that cross state lines come from just 10 states. a group of mayors is putting out that report t found that of all the gun crimes in 2009, nearly half of the firearms were sold in a handful of states including the state of virginia. the survey comes from the group mayors against illegal guns. >>> members of the u.s. air force are being urged to come clean about possible ufo sightings. a group of ex-military commanders set unveil details at the national press club today. roby chavez has our

scott hanson an assistant professor of reconstructive surgery and he said surge on turn to new generation of materials. sometimes referred to as artificial skin. these sheets are laced with collagen and growth factor. once in place they provide a kind of biological scaffolding for the patient's own body. >> empty lattice structure that cell from the patient we can lay this over top on the burn wound itself and cell from the patient grow in the lattice and take resident there and help the wound heal. >>reporter: once the blood vessel and base layer of the skin begin growing back doctors often culture sample of the patient own skin cell which are sent to specialized labs to create the top layer. >> then grow the cells, the major cell in the skin, grow them out in layers then come back to place over the patient. >>reporter: skin graft are cultured from the patient own cell. they have a greater chance of growing into healthy skin without triggering rejection. and giving patients far better odds for recovery. >> some really tremendous advances these days. several research center are working on

hanson loves us. >> hanson likes to get paid, hoda. >> anyway.are great makeup enhancers today. >> you have one minute cookie. >> this is a cool idea. my couture. these are blotting papers that have blush or bloronzer in them. you can apply blush in public. this is a great way to do this. you can see that the color actually comes off, so you can do it at the same time. >> that is such a smart idea. >> they have the bronzing papers, too. i really love that. also to keep your makeup in place, i love benefit cosmetics. they have stay don't stray. you can add it to any colors you own, and did helps the makeup stay put. last but not least this by body gonzalez ography is a pencil sharpener to keep them free from bacteria. >> i never think about that. >> i don't either. >> it's a good thing. you don't want eye stuff going on. all of this stuff is online. >> look at bobbie's cute necklace. >> i don't like -- really bad memories. >> the 50 seconds are up. >> bobbie, love you. >> are we going to miss sarah. what's happening, sarah? >> we're talking about

host: for jaydee hanson, iowa, good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. host: what is on your mind? caller: a lot of things about what i heard this morning. we have all kinds of cross contamination with people trying to raise corn that was not genetically manipulated. i was able to use the roundup herbicide and produce a cheaper, but there are people in the world trying to produce crops that are genetically modified. the pollen from our crops drifted over. if you move to a different location in you get fished in the environment, i do not know how you keep control of the sting. guest: it is a difficult challenge of these fish get out. one of the problems is that they actually become sexually mature faster. they are bigger. dees of the big, early, adolescent fish that are always hungry, always wanting to breed. the company says that they are less able to last for a long time in the wild, but it does not take that long to actually breed with wild fish in the mix their genes with them. it will make the wilder stream weaker. host: this e-mail -- is far raised

unbelievable story >> reporter: thinks name is clayton hanson, also a republican staffer.e went to ted strickland's campaign event, who of course is running for governor against john kay sick -- casic. he's campaigning when somebody paors hot coffee -- pours hot coffee on his back >> excuse me, sir. i didn't mean to bump into you. >> reporter: did you hear the guy there? it was kind of an insincere didn't mean to bump into you. what he does is hansen goes on, he films stricklands remarks. he goes back, the coffee spiller was clearly giving him the one finger signal by his nose. now if you have any doubts about whether this guy spilled the coffee or not the cops want to see this guy and know who he is , because he is now facing assault charges. if you have any idea who that quite is that allegedly assaulted that iraq veteran call the sciotio county sheriff's office. they want to investigate this thing. by the way clayton hansen is fine after having hot coffee poured on his back. but still he's fashion up to six months in jail for that. martha: i'm glad to hear he's going ok

chris hanson with nbc. >> are you serious?rter: garcia appears taken aback. >> i love your show. >> reporter: thank you very much. >> i'm a fan. >> reporter: garcia admits he stole the ticket but says he has never done this before. let me show you one thing that i think you're going to want to see. >> i already confessed to everything. there's nothing you can show me. i know. >> reporter: so she comes in -- >> no, i know. i've seen this already. >> reporter: did you know it was a winner? >> no, i didn't. >> reporter: but, remember, it wasn't nick who tried to cash the ticket. it was that woman named mo'nique. who is mo'nique? >> that's my girlfriend. i don't want to talk about this. >> reporter: later garcia pleads no contest to three felonies, attempted grand theft, receiving stolen property, and perjury. he's sentenced to 45 days in jail, three years' probation and fines. in consideration for garcia plead i pleading to all the charges against him, the case against his girlfriend is dismissed. of more than 600 stores they've

that is causing unusual delays on the beltway and inbound four. 50 the john hanson highway and 214. in virginia not so bad. it is busy 66 slow in manassas. 7100 to 23 and the beltway. >> that's a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. >>> new this morning, a police chase started in district heights maryland ended in the district with shots fired. police were chasing suspects accused of an armed carjacking on silver hill road. a honda and toyota avalon will involved. the suspects in the honda bailed out at g street and southeast. nobody was hurt. two suspects were arrested. police are look for the burgundy toyota avalon with maryland license plates. >>> as many as 16 people have been forced from their homes because of a massive fire in their virginia subdivision. the blaze broke out around 3:30 yesterday afternoon along tillett loop in manassas. two people suffered minor injuries. three homes were destroyed. it's not clear what started this fire. investigators believe the fire started in the middle house and quickly spread in both directions. >> the heat and the wind drove the fire fro

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