after meeting jen and jeff. >> jen's doctor's prediction was sadly very accurate. jen died at home peacefully on october 10. thousands of people also responded to the story of lisa blanchard, a woman filling a need most of us didn't know existed. providing clothing to victims of sexual assault. during a post assault exam, victims often have to give up their clothes for evidence. the state's sexual assault response team due to budget issues often don't have much to replace them with. sometimes seneding victims home in paper hospital gowns. >> it's completely unacceptable. and i remember i had this compulsion down to my feet to do something about it instantly. >> it wasn't an instant, but lisa, a widowed mother of three and undergraduate college student disided to do something about the problem. as part of her senior project, she started collecting food and new clothing. her first stop was at santa clara's facility. thanks to lisa and her project, santa clara has a closet full of new clothes and they're not the only ones. a little more than two year, it has expanded

but then stumbled upon jen's pinterest account and picture of picture of what jen imagined her dream wedding would look like. one that time and money now made impossible. >> what we're going to do with that -- >> reporter: impossible until erika decided to get jen everything on that page. a job that would normally take months, she did in two weeks. coraling goods and services for more than 60 vendors worth more than $50,000. all of it donated for free. >> it was my goal to have them not pay a dime. i thought to myself, these people have already suffered enough. and why not be able to give them a gift. a wonderful gift that both of them will never forget and their families will never forget. >> it's amazing the generosity in their hearts and that they are so touched by our story. and that that's -- i guess people have feelings. >> reporter: so the plan was set for the last saturday in july. jen and jeff saying vows under the redwood trees of a nearby park, a marching band leading them back to jen's parents house transformed into something magical. >> look at this. so cute. >> so you.

. >> jen samuel has organized a protest rally for saturday and a global tweet event. but the dallas safari club say some protest ersers that are tag this too far. >> e-mails have threatened our members. i don't think they should be subjected to such e-mails or threats whatever their being message is. >> the message is the life of an endangered species that is on the line. >> what is the future? wayne pacelli, president of the humane society of the united states. i suppose it would be no stretch to say that your organization would be opposed to this. tell us why. >> there are many aring species in the world, the black rhino is the rarest. the idea of linking a trophy hunting exercise with conservation may make sense to folks who are involved with trophy hunting but i don't think it makes sense in the grand scheme of things. a thousand rhinos have been poached in south africa in 2013. there are only 5,000 black rhinos, there are some white rhinos that have been poached part of that 1,000 we need to do what we to protect them. >> in this case, we know that -- first of al

jen york tweeted: thanks for cheering us on. i'm sorry we couldn't get it done for you. and coach harbaugh said this through the twitter account: not many people get to be in this arena. proud of our guys for the way they fought all season. and the giants tweeted: hats off

l-13816, for the ecocenter at heron's head park, located at jennings and cargo way, pending item 20: 20.131092[lease termination agreement - literacy for environmental justice - lease no. l-13816 - ecocenter]sponsor: cohenresolution authorizing the mutual termination agreement between the port and literacy for environmental justice for lease no. l-13816, for the ecocenter at heron's head park, located at jennings and cargo way, pending board approval. 1234 president david chiu: same house same call. next item. speaker: item 21: agenda21.131098[lease - airport amenities and business services - $1,260,000]resolution approving the airport amenities and business services lease, between airport travel agency, inc., and the city and county of san francisco, acting by and through its airport commission, for a seven year term with a minimum annual guarantee of $180,000 and a total minimum amount of $1,260,000 to commence following board approval, over the entire speaker: sf 2112341234 president david chiu: same house same call. this resolution is adopted. next item. speaker: item 22: 22.1311

. >> jen samuel has organized a protest rally for saturday and a global tweet event. but the dallas safari club say some protest ersers that are tag this too far. >> e-mails have threatened our members. i don't think they should be subjected to such e-mails or threats whatever their being message is. >> the message is the life of an endangered species that is on the line. >> what is the future? wayne pacelli, president of the humane society of the united states. i suppose it would be no stretch to say that your organization would be opposed to this. tell us why. >> there are many aring species in the world, the black rhino is the rarest. the idea of linking a trophy hunting exercise with conservation may make sense to folks who are involved with trophy hunting but i don't think it makes sense in the grand scheme of things. a thousand rhinos have been poached in south africa in 2013. there are only 5,000 black rhinos, there are some white rhinos that have been poached part of that 1,000 we need to do what we to protect them. >> in this case, we know that -- first of al

jen or geoff? jen. what is pry? pry. that's the word. i'll take 3-letter words for $800.

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. >> jen samuel has organized a protest rally for saturday and a global tweet event. but the dallas safari club say some protest ersers that are tag this too far. >> e-mails have threatened our members. i don't think they should be subjected to such e-mails or threats whatever their being message is. >> the message is the life of an endangered species that is on the line. >> what is the future? wayne pacelli, president of the humane society of the united states. i suppose it would be no stretch to say that your organization would be opposed to this. tell us why. >> there are many aring species in the world, the black rhino is the rarest. the idea of linking a trophy hunting exercise with conservation may make sense to folks who are involved with trophy hunting but i don't think it makes sense in the grand scheme of things. a thousand rhinos have been poached in south africa in 2013. there are only 5,000 black rhinos, there are some white rhinos that have been poached part of that 1,000 we need to do what we to protect them. >> in this case, we know that -- first of al

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jen and i will not come to exchange niceties at the hospital we've come to attend a conference to end the war in syria and to stop the bloodshed and terrorism chiefs. there's still time for the talks to achieve more the conference is due to continue on monday. from correspondent can see logan is following the syrian told me she joins us now on the line from geneva that easy going into these negotiations expectations were low so has significant is this first tangible outcome. break free from all accounts situation in oaxaca and it didn't fit in the state probably kick in tomorrow eat a plate of relief for people to attend but knowing that it did not get to the degree to be the key talking to you in the lead in the karaoke were told that the old pick up a bit deeper to keep it to find common ground level they'd like to take each other the team to probe and the place that i collect debt reduction target and the blue i'll call believe that whether the lounge to begin to keep women and children i'll bet it'll take a big topic asking each other medicaid is the typical complex than many peop

it's a both/and both. >> nancy penn, ai-jen poo, thank you both. >>> how a texas state senator of famed wendy davis' story fits in all of this. maria had a chance to visit her former home, and it's not what you might expect. stay with us. >>> you haven't been back here since you lived here. >> that's right. >> when you look at this place, what are you feeling right now? >> a homecoming of sorts. definitely. i've tried really hard not to put this in the rearview mirror. i've tried to keep it present. just in terms of the work that i do making sure that my perspective is never too far removed from this. the hardest thing in the world is to be giving something your all and it's not good enough. and that's what i was experiencing when i was living here. i was giving it my all. working two jobs. and doing the best i could. but this was the place that i came home to with the phone not working from time to time, or the lights not working from time to time. >> maria spent time with texas state senator and gubernatorial candidate wendy davis for a piece that's set to air on wednesday morning the

and go to abc7 news.com. >> jen c asked should i ever use a debit card again?> there is your debit card come was protections guaranteed by banks and other institutions. that is a major difference. other other major difference with a credit card if someone uses it, you don't pay. say i don't owe. not going to pavement with debit card you say they took the money. will you give it back? if you're a good xheshgs they want to keep you. if you're not a great customer they have a tendency to go we'll get back to you. >> here is a deal. the traditional top loaders use a lot more water. and don't get clothes quite as dry when they spin. so that can save drying time and energy. there are some high efficiency top-loading models. >> sweet. >> there you go. >> thank you. >> up next death of a family pet that triggered a warning for residents in one >> and a soccer game where two players take on a team of >>> a look at the prime time line up tonight. we va warning going out to residents in one southern california city achl family dog was attacked and killed in its own backya

and so this is a very different state for jen now.er more than a year of repeated itnesses and infection as year of seeing doctor whose had no idea what she had, she finally got a diagnosis. a chronic fatigue syndrome. >> i think the thing that is hard to see is that i feel sick every single moment of the day. when she does leave the house now, she most often depends on a wheelchair. >> a simple day out takes ma tick louse planning. and outings are few and far between. >> you okay. >> yeah. >> it's primary symptoms are profound fatigue, and pain. although i think a close third would be cognitive difficulties. concentration problems. >> dr. nancy is director of the incity fought for neuroimmune medicine. it's a premier research and treatment center for chronic fatigue syndrome in south florida. >> it seems to be a post infectious illness, someone has an acute infection, and then when a healthy immune system would have allowed it to come and go, these patients remain terribly ill after the acute virus is gone. >> researchers at this cli

. >> and jen. >> jen miller was there. so pretty.went to the concert in pink and all these wonderful -- >> performers. >> performers, that's from another thing -- were playing her song. we have a little snippet. >> you did video? >> a little. let's watch. ♪ ♪ come and get me ♪ i feel the earth move under my feet ♪ ♪ i feel the sky tumbling down ♪ so good inside good inside >> natural woman, huh? >> oh, wow. >> it was so moving. i was weeping. we had the best time. and then i totally squatted as you. >> squatted? >> there was a clive davis party, you got invited, i didn't. so i took your invite. it was so great. i was like i wonder if we're getting in. probably not. i get in there and i put on my red dress my mom got me and some girl is wearing the exact same dress. so we -- >> you did the right thing. you said -- >> it happens and we own it. >> it was -- stevie wonder was there, joni mitchell. all these people. people were performing macklemore and it was your seat. i'm sorry. >> i had a great seat down in the keys, baby, yes. hoda,

now we want to get to ken jennings. he's the biggest "jeopardy" winner of all time.t to have you here. welcome. >> thanks, kelly. pleasure to be here. >> so we were just talking about the potential for watson to transform computing, to be the next big thing. do you believe in watson? >> i'm a big believer in watson. nobody's seen watson first hand like me. this is going to be the future. when watson answers a questions or makes a decision, it's considering billions of facts. that's something the human brain, as we saw on "jeopardy" just can't do that fast. as the guy who got his butt kicked by watson, i'm also aware of what the human cost might be. >> yeah, and you know, interestingly, ken, a lot of people are talking about that lately and saying, you know, that the machines are getting so good now they're displacing us. maybe a machine could do my job. >> it is not a good feeling to be replaceable, you know, to realize -- being good at "jeopardy" made me special, but ibm threw tens of millions of dollars at the problem and now i'm out of a job. by the end of the dec

and thanks for joining us i'm cheryl jennings >> we appreciate your time. from all of u this new year's eve. tonight the countdown. one million people packing into the heart of new york city. the preparations, the behind of scenes, the famed ball atop times square, and the arctic air, temperatures plummeting faster than that ball. meteorologist ginger zee standing by in the crowd. >>> narrow escape after a massive train explosion, an american town evacuated. tonight why there is new concern about what's being hauled on the tracks through your hometown. >>> on alert after two terror attacks in russia, tonight what president putin is now saying, is his country ready as the american team prepares to head to the olympics. >>> we remember the people we lost this year, the leading man, the face of glee, the patriarch of the sopranos. >> are you in the mafia?

i'm cheryl jennings >> from all of us here thanks for joining us. we appreciate your time.nd our next newscast at 6:00 p.m . wooel we'll see you then. >> enjoy the sunset. bye-bye. >>> welcome to "world news," where tonight, 80 million americans are facing this winter blast. and it's only the beginning. as cars spin, thousands of flights are snarled, and the great lakes have more ice than we've seen in recent memory. >>> olympic fears. the american speed skater, telling his family not to go because of terror threats. >>> critical care. new information for everyone about the emergency room and surviving a heart attack. >>> and "real money." taking on your internet and phone bills. how we save one family $1,000. the secrets that will help you, too. >> that is amazing. >>> and a good evening to you on

abc 7 news anchor cheryl jennings has tonight assignment 7 report. >> we see the bicycle as an em pourltet people personal freedom and mobility and liberty. >>reporter: he's the founder ceo of mike bike based in saran -- san rafael is in south africa for big charity bike ride. this is footage. robert using sports to help kids and family cope with the aids crisis in the cape town area. entire family are affected and don't talk about it. the stigma naibings that too dangerous. >> some deeper areas you get killed if they find out your status. >>reporter: number of children and adults with this program participated in last year charity ride called the cape cycle tour. and robert helping them get ready for this year ride. robert and his wife dr. shea work with children and family suffering life threatening illness whose live in dire poverty and that's what robert non-profit is prying to change through the power of the bicycle. >> work on them to repair or get the school get the doctor point. >>reporter: 11 shop involved with the mike bike foundation shipped more than 10,000 bike to africa in

i'm cheryl jennings. >>> welcome to "world news." tonight, fire in the mountain. homes burn to the ground. a raging wildfire near los angeles. families told to get out. >> don't waste anymore time. >>> water warning in west virginia. pregnant women now being told don't drink the water. >>> getting help. news, today, about the long wait in your hospital emergency room. >>> and golden arm. baseball's highest-paid pitcher of all-time. $10,000, every time he throws the ball. >>> and a good evening to you on this thursday night. we begin with a flame, a tinderbox and now a roaring wildfire near los angeles.

ended in a rollover crash the crash happened just after 3:30 this afternoon at fitzgerald avenue and jennings street in the bay view neighborhood. these are pictures from sky seven hd. police say the chase started a block away during a narcotics investigation the suspect's car collided with an suv knocking it on its side. the intersection is closed. >> investigators say san jose mobile home fire was accidental. sky seven shot this video of the home and firefighters also rescued a dog. fire department photographer craig rose provided photos to abc7 news and we're grateful. they show firefighters resuscitating that dog. >> they're able to get a pulse back but the dog had shallow breathing. >> that is amazing the woman is in critical condition, however, the firefighters injuries are minor. >> investigators say a scrap metal fire appears to be the work of an arsonist. heavy smoke prompted a health advisory z police took a robbery suspect into custody. two suspects are now in custody, the other believed to be armed is being tracked by canine units. >> it's been a long time since we've seen this. t

i'm cheryl jennings. >> from all of us here, thanks for watching. we >>> welcome to "world news." tonight, deep freeze. the biting cold has people tumbling. cars sliding. 25 states under alert. and stranded passengers becoming survival experts at the airport. >>> the olympians speak. the star athletes hoping to concentrate on this and this talk to us about the worry over terrorism at the games. >>> new twist. the older man who shot a young father texting during the movie preview. tonight, the shooter's defense. >>> and "real money." is fast food really faster and cheaper than cooking at home? >> here we go. one, two, three. >> take the challenge with us, tonight.

i'm cheryl jennings. and i'm matt keller. the flu continues to take a toll on people in the bay area. >> two more people have died from the flu. officials say they're 51 and 62 years old, but have not released any other information. >> this brings the total number of people kill ltd by the flu to 13 in the bay area with several other deaths under investigation. doctors say this year's flu strain is challenging and is affecting young adults and children. >>> thai warning residents about a mystery arsonist that threatened lyes and destroyed homes and buildings. authorities do have a suspect on surveillance video. amy? >> reporter: and city hall is now getting involved. and firefighters think that could be making a difference they say it doesn't look like the arsonist struck this morning. it's been 24 hours, and they say that's good news. the community has handed out 3,500 fliers about this guy. they also handed out smoke detectors and batteries so residents can be residentdy. they have a sketch of what they think the suspect lo

jennings says he had health issues because of the long hours required for the job.'s downgrading insurers from stable to negative. the low signup rate for youngsters and last minute changes are creating uncertainty for the insurance industry. there you have it, three headlines, all bad for obamacare. to egypt. three bombs exploding in cairo this morning, at least five dead. the explosions happened at or near police stations and fears of another uprising and certainly city chaos after last summer's security takeover. tomorrow marks the three year anniversary of the arab spring revolt. we're not going to forget about the markets, oh, no, a triple digit loss for the dow yesterday and we're looking for a lower opening again today. we're going to pose the question again, is this the start of a correction, a 10% down side move? first, however, turns out jon stewart and i actually agree on something. >> these people could get together in a secluded mountain enclave to discuss concerns over income inequality. hmmm, i believe the real hypocrisy are the poor people who say th

jen!r than siberia or the south pole. >> firefighters were hampered by a windchill of 55 degrees below zero. water was turning into ice psychiatri crystals before it reached the top of the fr. >> how many of these do you get? >> fewer. >> and a definition of the vortex. that is pretty good. >> colder than a well digger's bottom outside. streets are empty in some parts of the country like in ft. wayne, indiana. look at this. in chicago, hundreds of planes have been grounded at o'hare where american airlines says it is so cold. >> how cold is it? >> their fuel lines have frozen. i can't say anything bad about you because of what you did so you may for tour me this morning. >> your sweater says may. >> no, it's fantastic. >> a gene rayburn imitation. >> do you know what you just did? >> not now. >> jetblue cancelled every flight yesterday out of boston. a guy kicked off more jetblue flights. >> creating new ways every day. >> bill, try in some way to bring dignity to this story. >> have you g

i'm cheryl jennings >>> welcome to "world news." tonight, was there a warning from the 12-year-old who picked up a shotgun and took it to the middle school? and tonight, the new calls to 911. >> 911, do you have an emergency? >> oh, my god. hey. berrendo middle school. kid just got shot. >>> amazing rescue. the navy pilot ejecting from his fighter jet at high speed, like this. and the hero fisherman who made the catch of a lifetime. >>> memory lapse. we now know how many drinks you can have before your memory starts to go. >>> and "real money." your home repairs. your car repairs. getting it done for free. the town that has found the secret, tonight. >> that's "real money."

william jennings bryan, secretary of state, wasn't concerned. after all, we had a notion on both sides of us. franklin knew that the panama canal was a year from being opened. we had a navy on each side of the country but the navy's couldn't communicate with each other. we had a helpless navy and in addition, the navy was antique. the army was even worse. the army was smaller than the army of portugal or the army of bulgaria. we were not in a position to get involved in the war. franklin knew we would get involved. we would get involved whether we like to earn not eventually and as ships were getting some regularly especially in the atlantic by german submarines many of them contained passengers who were american. this finally became brutally known to americans when the passenger liner lusitania was sunk in 1915. many americans were aboard. the ship was sunk within sight of the shores of ireland and it sank with over a thousand people dead, drowned. this finally got the country interested in doing something about modernization and this assisted

i'm cheryl jennings. thanks for the time. we >>> welcome to "world news." tonight, a gun at middle school. a seventh grade boy with a shotgun in new mexico. parents and children in tears, as a hero staff member stopped him, saving lives. >>> show me the money. the judge delivering the big blow to professional football. asking, are you really paying enough for all those players with concussions? >>> and red-hot warning. tiny devices 800 degrees hot. fueling hundreds of house fires each year. >> wow. who knew it got that hot? >> our team, tonight, on how to keep your family warm and safe. >>> and a good evening to you on this tuesday night, as we are

jeryl jennings talks about the risks and talks about resources beyond the headlines.. you can also find the show on our website at abc7news.com. look under community. >> the beauty of muir woods is so magnificent, visitors of loving it to death. which is why two agencies are now working on plans to protect it. here is wayne friedman with the story. >> reporter: it's one those places where if you stand in one spot long enough, a good portion of the world really will pass by. >> it's pretty chill. [laughter] >> a million people a year, actually. >> from ukraine. >> originally from the feral islands. >> they do come from everywhere. now those who love muir woods worry that the place might be too popular. >> i think john muir would be appalled at is happening at muir woods today. >> one reason why this resident, paul, spoke to the marin county board of supervisors as they drafted a letter to the national park service about plans to manage the sometimes teeming masses. a large parking area is off the table. there's now a reservation plan in the works. >> would you have com

jen? >> i think dish could be a part of the linchpin.he three-way player that maybe gets this done. liz: okay, rob, very quickly. >> absolutely. pieces of it or just an all-out purchase of t-mobile themselveses. liz: so charlie gasparino's reporting right on the money. don't count out dish. we want to thank you both so much. we're going to have you both because t-mobile is in this play. the stock is up 73% year-over-year. everybody seems to want it. robert mcdowell and jennifer fritsch. closing bell five minutes away. from exercise wear to healthy eating, former lululemon ceo christine day joining us live "after the bell" on her brand new role in a super interesting company. ♪ ♪ my dad has aor afib.brillation, he has the most common kind... ...it's not caused by a heart valve problem. dad, it says your ib puts you at 5 times greater risk of a roke. that's why i take my warfarin every day. but it looks like maybe we should ask your doctor about pradaxa. in a clinical trial, pradaxa® (dabigatran etexilate mesylate)... ...was proven superio

requests for the eco center and surrounding 6 thousand 58 square feet looked in the intersection of jenningstreet and cargo way >> good afternoon. i'm carol the environmental affairs person. i'm here this knowledge with an informational update with the progress of our workshops for recall in september you authorized staff to issue a request for parole for potential he tenant to operate and to lease and operate the eco center would the ports objectives which which are promoting public access and making the most of the center for an educational resource and engaging the local community and with the educational program in the park. the rfp was used september 24th and the responses westbound were due. we use the standard procures then used for advertising lease stunt and concluding print in region overlook newspapers and community newspapers. we posted the opportunity on the citywide database as well as the port site. we e-mailed directly to over 4 hundred homeowner associations eased community dproupdz and nonprofit is groups in the bay point area as well as to our port authority and those list

nick shiffrin joins us now from jen's slay. in light of those numbers, i'm wondering how the principals who worked to make jen eva happen. >> well he will say this will be very, very difficult and is asking for patience. i'm not good at math but that is over 10 people an however dying inside syria while we have been talking here about what the delegates from both sides very doing. and really you get the sense of where is this going. and that is what he is asked. why aren't you doing things faster. why can't you get more things done. he gave a press conference. tried to bring the two sides together publicly. he talk about a list of things that both agree on. he says both agree that the violence has gotten too far. he says both agree on the geneva communique. this is the document that requires both sides to talk about political transition. but in reality, the government wants to talk about terrific and stopping the violence first. that is not going to happen. the opposition wants to talk about humanitarian issues. wants to talk a

. >> i am cheryl jennings. you can still see the cloud cover in san francisco but are those rain clouds? the sierra is seeing snow finally. this is from heavenly mountain resort from lake tahoe tv. the snow is coming down now. there is a lucky skier going up the lift by his lonesome. mike nicco is on the roof to tell us about the rain. >> we talked yesterday that the bulk of the storm would hit the sierra where we fine significant amount of precipitation and expecting a foot or more in the highest ill vacation. at home, it is bright as the moisture plume has faded. you can see it is gone well to the south. it is fading. at least the southern sierra is getting a nice amount of snow. here is the low that will come in, in the afternoon, and overnight bringing us a random sure. if you did not see much rain do not expect much, maybe . just issued this morning more of california is unextreme drought. the exceptional drought in part of the san joaquin valley where it is getting worse. >> the wet weather is helping the

>> well, if general wants to run, jen is automatically a formidable national figure.e is one of the most creative figures in the last 30 years. i really admire him. i think he is the best politician in the bush family. although george p., his son, may come along pretty rapidly and rival that. but jen is a great talent. if he decides he wants to win the race, he would add an enormous amount. that would expand my point. a bunch of very effective republicans running. meanwhile, the democrats have this challenge they have an over oh whelming front runner for whom there is no enthusiasm. and i think it will be interesting to see how secretary clinton overcomes that dilemma that she has been around since she was a field person in 1972. pretty tricky in this day and age to be on the scene 42 years and be a new face. >> why do you say there is no enthusiasm? i've seen' lot of enthusiasm among democrats for hillary clinton. >> well, i was just reporting on, for example, an article ought of iowa yesterday. in which everybody they -- the activists they talked to said well, i cou

. >> i think one of the things this gets to, ai-jen, is there are these two sides, when we talk about, when betsey stevenson was talking about it. what the labor market is doing and what the safety net is doing. what i'm hearing from you and hearing what you, there's stuff the safety net could do. the ideal situation is a strong labor market that pays people living wage, has full employment for people like nancy that could contribute before we get to safety net, right? >> absolutely. we need both and. it's a both/and both. >> nancy penn, ai-jen poo, thank you both. >>> how a texas state senator of famed wendy davis' story fits in all of this. maria had a chance to visit her former home, and it's not what you might expect. stay with us. brace yourselves people. because this hotel has some amazing.... footwear. and how about the 5 pound barbell at this resort? in to soap? this lodge has some! ...and this hostel has ice cubes! and this hotel has eggs! if you're into it.... we know a place that booking has it. liquid! recreational sand! electric wind! aggressive relaxation! that guy! roun