that's about me and my girlfriends that are in here. >> during her time in jail, katie has actually madends in their housing unit, and their activities are considerably different than the fast life katie lived on the outside. >> this is our lunch bags that we get at lunchtime with our sandwiches in them. we put the crushed up cookies in the bag and we added water to it, and i rolled it out. it's going to be a little lopsided because i didn't have the bag straight. this is the cream out of the cookie. i added water to it and i'm making it into, like, frosting. this is what we got. we've got some assorted candy bars here we broke up in little pieces. this is getting a little ridiculous. a little too much. how is that candy bar doing? >> it's melted. >> in my bra, so the body heat would melt it. >> like, when i stick it in my bra -- >> you know what's the fastest way to do it -- >> katie's friends have helped her deal with troublesome questions about her husband, chad white. she's heard rumors that chad was released from jail after his last court appearance, but she still has no idea why he

katie has lived in the district since she was 1 year old.might have been 13 years ago. [ laughter ] you will note and i'm sure it will be part of the stories we'll tell that it was the same age as carmen when she was appointed. her parents also live in the district as well and not only a resident but someone more interested in the district and representing all the issues, and graduate of lowel high school. both of my daughters are blowing kisses to me from new york as they also graduated from that fantastic school. she has a very distinction have gone to u c davis. obviously some very strong intelligence, a double major, of course it is a proper time to thank mr. and mrs. tang for that great lineage of parentage that is demonstrated there. i have no doubt that katie will fulfill these incredible obligations responsibly for the district, representing everybody. she has been literally every corner and again the residents have continued to say can we have continuity. we want to have things done. we don't want name calling or disputes. really th

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katie: uncle si has become quite the ladies' man. >> hey, when you got it, you got it. e: i was going to say, llus, ladies love uncle si. sorry ladies, the truth is si is married. he has been married for a long time. >> happily married. been married to this red-headed woman from kentucky. katie: does she have a name, si. >> christine. she gave me a daughter and a son. they got married and gave me four grandsons a piece. katie: si, why is christine not on the show? >> she has better sense than the rest of us. katie: well, when we come back we will introduce everyone to the newest cast members and find out what is hiding behind all of that facial hair. >> up next -- >> see what i would look like with facial hair. you like that? >> katie, after seeing that welcome to the family. katie: thank you, phil. >> and later the cast ofswamp people." katie: first of all, i think you are crazy. how dangerous is this? >> when you catch them real big ones, a 12 footer that might >> when you catch them real big ones,if you're seeing spotst before your eyes... it's time... for aveeno® pos

is from lea katy perry has been wearing them. >> this is all we need?e words we can send shivers down every kid's spine this summer, back to score. >> that was the worst when summer ended and you had to go back to school. the only cool thing was you got to rock some gear going into the new year. me zcavaricci and silk shirts. >> since it's not 1989 dg -- since style is everything, "extra" is teaming up for -- with burlington. >> one of "teen vogue's" favorite look for fall is camouflage. we saw something that selena gomez was wearing. she is wearing a riding boot which is really big for fall. this is one of the top trends and must-have pieces. it's the motorcycle jacket. on her leg she's wearing leopard print legging. we saw bella on the red carpet wearing a similar look. nessa hudgeins was out and about with an amazing galaxy print skirt. she's wearing it with a must-have piece which is a denim shirt. >> find out more about great looks at extratv.com. >> still to come -- 170 retail stores, over a dozen restaurants and live entertainment. it's no wonder

katie murray has the story. >> reporter: moments later the vehicle takes off and passers by quickly followed and this people enjoying the venice beach walk and hitting dozens of people in the beach pass. >> he just discover down the center of the boardwalk and started driving and bodies were scattering and bodies were flying in the air and people were screaming and it was absolutely mayhem. >> reporter: her husband told the police at the scene they were on their honeymoon. >> you can tell he intentionally continued to drive and speed up. >> he's looking to run over as many people as he could. >> the tires started scree he was looking for blood. >> these terrifying images showing the car on the boardwalk barely missing these pedestrians. hours later campbell turned himself in, he's now charged on murder and being held of $1 million bond according to the police department. >> it is tragic, they coming on the boardwalk and hundreds of thousands of people come here to enjoy the beach and walk and bike and walk their dogs and it is horrendty hour ray >>> and two strikes, you are out, how major ma

nbc's katy tur has that story for us. >> reporter: a summer afternoon at the chatham fishing pier. >>ello, hi! >> reporter: crowds by the dozens, seals by the hundreds. at least right here. on any given day on cape cod, thousands of the whiskered sea creatures can be seen sunning on the island, where they've been federally protected for the last 40 years. >> what do you think, alexa? >> very awesome, because i don't really see seals a lot. >> reporter: it's not just the visitors the seals are attracting. last year using tracking sensors, the shark research group tagged two great whites off the shores of cape cod, naming one of them mary lee. >> oh, yeah, oh, yeah, mary lee! >> reporter: today the 16-foot long beauty is off the coast of georgia and headed north. on monday beaches in wellesley were closed for an hour after people spotted another shark 30 yards out. and last july, a swimmer was bitten by one just up the coast. >> i'm not going in the water, i'll tell you that. >> reporter: everyone talks about the sharks and how they make it unsafe to get into the water, unsafe for swimm

katie: so, jon has four kids, what are their names? >> stephanie, jess, james, jacob and romeo. ame time. [laughter] what about what is the name of the album that went 12 times platinum? >> slippery when wet. katie: what game did he play with carey bradshaw in "sex and the city"? >> twister. katie: what was the name of his character on the show? >> that's beyond me. katie: i got it, seth! when we come back, we've got some more questions courtesy of facebook. but here's a look back at the role that required jon to have a roll in the hay. >> after i sleep with them i completely lose interest. what about you? what's your problem? >> i pick the wrong men. [cheers and applause] vo: at meineke we know that oil is the lifeblood of every car. remember to change it on schedule to keep your car healthy. show your car a little love with an oil change starting at $19.95. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ well, it's the only place i can get my kids arizona jeans, which means they can find the perfect pair that fits great... and it's affordable... oh, and it's got all the other brands they have to have. i've been told

nbc's katy tur has our report. >> what do we want? >> a living wage! >> reporter: they gathered before dawn in 60 cities, from chicago -- >> we can't survive on 7 25. >> reporter: -- to charlotte to new york, thousands of fast food workers marched to demand higher pay from the current minimum wage of $7.25 to $15 for a roof over their head. >> i'm on the edge of homelessness right now. >> reporter: for food. >> me and my husband, we have to alternate days to eat. $150 on a good week. 20-year-old bronx mcdonald's employee, davis, like more than a quarter of the americans earning less than $15 an hour, can't make ends meet, can't feed her daughter without public assistance. >> i want a better life for my daughter. it's not to live on welfare. but if these are all the jobs that are available and this is the money i'm getting, how am i ever going to get off of welfare if this is all i'm making? >> reporter: according to the economic policy institute 88% of workers earning less than $10 an hour are over 20 years old. a third of those are over 40. but fast f

let's hear what katy has to say. it will make you roar. p on "gma" next week. we have next friday, a week from tomorrow, katy perry's big announcement coming up. cannot wait for that. >> very excited for that. >>> and we're also excited to have mandisa in the studio this morning. she's going to sing for us a little later. we love having her. she's a big hit with us and our audience. >> indeed. >>> and as you may have noticed, "gma" celebrating throwback thursday all morning long. a lot of folks do this. it's a huge thing to do online. we're taking a trip down memory lane. it would not be complete without the help of our friend, emeril. >> who has been on the show for a while now. i'm not going to say a long time. that would date emeril or i, and we're not going to do that. or emeril or me. who thought of food as having a time frame. salisbury steak, you haven't heard about it forever. emeril's going to bring back throwback recipes. and, em, i think there's a picture from your past that we're digging up. >> don't worry, emeril. we're going t

country's top sources of income tourism is now under greater threat but now our business reporter katie pilbeam has more than one in eight egyptians work in and around the industry restaurants hotels skies water sports you name it and it has taken an absolute battering and that's because warnings of come from the likes of germany france switzerland sweden and even russia now warning people to even not go or be vigilant when they do go or only go absolutely essential now russian is significant this warning from russia because this equates to the most amount of as it is that go to egypt is incredibly popular but apparently now the numbers are just starting to do and apparently by september we might have a situation where there will be no russians a tool and we know that russians normally a waltz so that this is a problem for egypt having said that it's not just them either it's companies there as well we've got huge energy companies including b.p. . general motors as well all these companies are either halting production sending people home or just watching the situation to see what happens and i wan

katie murray has the story. >> reporter: rebel forces and the syrian regime are blaming each other for the violent and deadly chemical weapons attack reported wednesday in syria. now, key members of foreign affairs committees in both the senate and house say they believe the united states has to strike in the war-torn country. senator bob corker is the top republican on the senate foreign relations committee. he says the u-s should take the lead in a military tactical response in syria. >> "i hope the president, as soon as we get back to washington, will ask for authorization from congress to do something in a very surgical and proportional way." >> reporter: the ranking democrat on the house foreign relations committee - eliot engel - suggests the president not wait for congress. >> "perhaps the president could start and then congress needs to resolve it and ascend to it. we cannot sit still. we've got to move and we've got to move quickly." >> reporter: but as the pressure escalates over syria-- democratic senator jack reed cautions the united states from moving forward with military

firm there or he's now accused of causing about one hundred million dollars in damages artist katie pilgrim has details ahead of your account has been snatched at the airport being being thought to be the first hostage and the so-called death potash wall so the saying now i just want to give you a bit of a background to this he's accused of abusing his power in the partnership that klaus was in your account. bellerose cali together this cartel accounted for over a third of the global twenty three billion dollar industry and that partnership fell apart at the end of july when your i can accuse the other producer of undermining the cells that's the business part of it so getting a little bit political at the moment is moscow's not too happy about where the action is somewhat theory looking at t.v. one of those riches powerful people in handcuffs you know surrounded by batteries please i think that the deputy prime minister hugo chavez of he's saying that it's all inappropriate and not fitting as have partnerships it's a little bit out of hand or a spy thriller going on as we go to some other stor

nbc's katy tur has our report. >> reporter: they gathered before dawn in 60 cities, from chicago, to charlotte, to new york, thousands of fast-food workers marched to demand higher pay from the current minimum wage of $7.25 to $15 an hour. for a roof over their head. >> i'm on the edge of homelessness right now. >> reporter: for food. or for a future. $150 on a good week. 20-year-old bronx mcdonald's employee, davis, like more than a quarter of the americans earning less than $15 an hour, can't make ends meet, can't feed her daughter without public assistance. >> i want a better life for my daughter. but if these are all the jobs that are available and this is the money i'm getting, how am i ever going to get off of welfare. >> reporter: according to the economic policy institute 88% of workers earning less than $10 an hour are over 20 years old. the fast-food companies say they can't afford the wage hike and individual franchises would have to cut jobs or raise prices. >> nine out of ten restaurants, even those with big names are either independent or franchisees. in reality they're

imports are forecast to rise to over six million barrels per day artie's business correspondent katie pilbeam has more. well investors really it's a sigh of relief that we see we had a a metal is rally on our hands at one point and it's not just oil that's making its way to china in record amounts but soya beans iron as well but the oil really demonstrates a change in dynamics is a global shift the u.s. has been the top or the consumers it's the early ninety's or the fact that china is growing they need the oil for that they need it for their cars for their factories for the infrastructure but really aligned to this is what's going on in the u.s. domestically to show you gas through and they're far more self-sufficient than ever before the people who are set to benefit iraq especially that's where the most oil goes to more than half actually comes from iraq and the middle east in general but russia is also going to want to listen in to this we know that russia wants to tap in being neighbors into this market just like china more attractive this data really but as well as that it's not just about

country's top sources of income tourism is now under greater threat artie's business reporter katie pilgrim has more. it's hugely important it makes up twelve percent of egypt's g.d.p. that's equivalent to what u.s. manufacturing contributes to the u.s. economy as well as that one in eight egyptians work in the industry in and around it whether it's in a hotel restaurant water wars or taxes or just this week it's been a bad week because we've had museums and architectural sites being closed down but i just have a look at demonstration as to how those numbers have declined you'll be able to see that in twenty ten the year before the revolution the industry was booming with a record fourteen million tourists arrive thirty percent of g.d.p. at that point one in seven egyptians what it plummeted to nine and a half in twenty eleven and is yet to recover a rebound was expected this year but those estimations have now been revised to see violence has taken off again so as you can see that it's been a time these two years absolutely and there's been warnings come out in abundance from all sorts of coun

katie murray has the story. >> reporter: after a terrible blot the weekend it they are sounding off.cain reported to support egypt however, after the tumultuous weekend he says of the time has come for the u.s. to come for a 1.3 military aid. they want to sit by and watch this happen is a violation. when we say and threaten the something in this administration and not to do it we lose our credibility. >> reporter: the u.s. foreign affairs committee saying that the u.s. obama administration to shift not cool for. . >> i do not think that issue go out with a banter. i think that we should be very, very careful. if you have a comment or story idea for stanley, e-mail us at peoplebehavingbadly@kron4.co m the influence over the torment. saying that both cooperation of the people the shock to think that it would really be a friend the egyptian people even as an urgent supporters. to see resistance. >> in other world news. south african prosecutors say oscar pistorius will be indicted for premeditated murder tomorrow. the olympic and paralympic athlete is charged with shooting to death his

katie murray has the story. in richmond, nearly half of the home mortgages are underwater. an estimated 46- percent. and now the city has come up with a way, which it says, will help struggling home owners stay in their houses. monday and tuesday, very similar. and as for go for the end of the week we will see some changes. and even some cooler temperatures. we could see that fog clearing. near the bay and that will help draw up temperatures. we should see less fog at slightly cooler temperatures. midnight tonight the fog and a coast will see push overnight just about clouds, every you're on timeout leo! ♪ ♪ some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof. some things will. save up to 20% on an ikea kitchen. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids

katie utehs has been talking with teachers preparing this new curriculum.e different for students this year? >> reporter: well, there's gonna be a lot of new things. you know, the first day of school is always exciting. new faces, new teachers. at this point, a lot of new innovation at burnett middle school. it's one of five schools in the district which are granted extra funding to create new teaching models. if the ideas are effective here, many could be introduced districtwide one idea is getting rid of the tradition tal a-f grading system -- a through f grading system. >> here they're gonna get a lot more information about why they are at their level. really get a direct understanding of how they stand on the knowledge of content area verses the content of traditional knowledge. >> reporter: teachers are integrating technology with ipads with learning apps. this should help with individualized learning, giving them the opportunity to utilize modernized technology in the school. this is a pilot program. it's one of five schools, so students that are invo

katie data has more.ighters must be frustrated. >> the fire is hard to get to and it is out of control. so frustration and, finally, evacuation order. the sheriff says some people must leave the area now because there is an immediate threat to hive or property. the fire has burned more than 6 63,000 acres which is 99 square miles. now the containment is only 1 percent. the governor brown has declared a state of emergency and that will free up fire-fighting money. most of the fight is happening from the air. firefighters on the ground are working on structure protection. one crew is at this man's house. >> very freaky to see it this close. the first time i have been this close...it is scary. >> 1,800 firefighters are working the rim fire and two homes and seven outbuildings were destroyed early but no reported structures have banned since. there are, now, more than 50 wildfires burning in western states and the rim fire is the 4th largest and the fastest growing. >> yosemite is still open but it will take

first thing katy perry has a new album coming up. >> it's katy perry roar. y but over the weekend it leaked online. a lot of people wanted to listen to it. it has a different feel and sound to it than her previous songs. she went to great lengths to distance herself from her former self- >> we can hear it now as we go through this bit here. >> also people searching john mayer. what's the status there? >> i think they're on. >> on again. that's what i read. >> there are rumors of them proten shl protenially getting married. they did record a romantic duet. >> frank ocean is going to be on the new album as well. >> exactly. >> all right. other searches, ferris bueller and specifically the home. >> the home. anybody can remember this cringe worthy moment when the red ferari backs out and crashes through the window and lands on the ground. this home is in highland park, illinois. it was for sale in 2009 for 2.3 million dollar. now it's for sale for 1 million. people are curious about how much is it going to go for? they remember the scene and want to see what it

leaker edward snowden has left moscow airport and now has asylum after being holed up for a month. abc7 news reporter katiello joins from the newsroom. katiest. >> seven weeks, and we are getting a first look at the document that has set edward snowden free to walk russia. this is snowden's lawyer showing a copy of the new russian permit i have tweeted the picture where you can see that. it reads that snowden is free to stay in russia until at least july 31 of 2014 as he has been grant add one your asylum with the status possibly stepped upon request. the attorney says snowden left the airport and he will be staying at a highly protected area which will not be publicized because snowden is worried aboutly security -- about his security because he is wanted around the world. the united states is demanding russia send snowden home and face espionage charges. putin says he can stay if he does not leak secrets. snowed were has accepted that condition. >> develop news from antioch police are looking for the person would pulled the trigger on two men in a car leave one dead and the other critically injured at 7

katie murray has this report. >> he drove and took the left turn done the center of the board walk. bodiesy flying in the air. people were screaming. it was absolute mayhem. >> >> reporter: a chaotic scene saturday, a man hitting more than a dozen people, killing one before fleeing. the woman who died was celebrating her honeymoon cording to a statement her husband gave police at the scene. several witnesses believe this was no accident. >> you could tell he intentionally continued to drive and speed up. >> purposely, it looked like he was swerving back and forth to run over as many people as he could. >> he was looking for blood. >> that guy's intention was to kill people. >> >> hours later, the driver, 38- year-old nay tan campbell turned himself in, he is charged with murder and is being held on $1 million cording to the los angeles police department. >> it's tragic, the fact that somebody whether intentionally or accidental would come on the board walk where hundreds, thousands of people come here to enjoy the beach and walk and bike and walk their dogs. it's huer renn douse. >>

katie utehs has more. >> there have not been any dates set to resume talks.tes will be picked by a state immediate -- by a state meader. b.a.r.t.'s general manager says the main sticking points are money related. the last offer came around 10:00 saturday night but was rejected. the lead negotiator seemed exhausted as he walked away from failed talks. >> it's a good offer. i wouldn't have a problem making it offer other places and getting it accepted. it's hard to figure out what they expect. they have a lot, as you know now, i'm dumbfounded to a certain extent. >> the transit agency increased the offer to 10% over four years, the union is asking for 15% over three years. there has been little movement on pension contributions and no agreement on healthcare plans. union leaders want the b.a.r.t. members to step in with negotiations. >> to be more everybody voed because they've had a -- more involved because they've had a handsoff approach. they've hired people from outside of the area not familiar with how things run. >> james fang says he's ready to get invol

now, president obama has canceled a joint military exercise with egypt after violence has left hundreds dead. now, katie marzullo joins from the newsroom. >> the bright star military exercise happens twice a year has been a centerpiece of united states and egyptian military relations for decades now. this morning, president obama pulled the plug. >> president obama made the announcement from his vacation on martha's vineyard. >> we want to sustain our relationship with egypt, our traditional cooperation cannot continue as usual when civilians are being killed in the streets and rights are being rolled back. >> on top of canceling the military exercises the president is asking the national security team to look at taking additional steps in response to the violence in egypt. egyptian officials say more than 500 people were killed yesterday including 43 police officers, some their funerals were held today. also this morning, new violence in cairo's twin city of giza. angry supporters of morsi set two government buildings on fire. the muslim brotherhood is promising more protests until egypt runs to democr

a woman who was kidnapped when she was only nine, and now katie beers has a message for hannah anderson. >>>dy these things, no one did this to me, no one's to blame for this, but i am. a woman who will not hold back her opinion of anthony weiner. star jones joins me for round three. rescued hannah anderson, disturbing new revelations about the men police believed ab ducted her. joining me now is paul vercammen live in san diego. the story came do a soon to be gruesome end with the death of the number one suspect. what can you tell me about events from the moment we learned about it. >> well, we know there were these ranchers, two couples who came upon the couple of anderson. and, of course, hannah quite by accident. and they discovered them in the vast idaho wilderness, they looked way out of place. the fact that he had new camping equipment, he was up on a ridge in an odd place. her feet were in the water. they seemed to not want to discuss anything with them, they were alerted something was odd. later they saw hannah's picture on the news. one of the horseback riders was an ex-sherif

katie marzullo has a live report with the details this a few minutes. >> a 1930 model a ford was the cross the span two minutes after c.h.p. put the closing this affect and was declared free of people and cars shortly before 8:30. >> fire crews will use large-scale backfire operations to battle the sierra fire burning in yosemite national park. it has scorched 192,000 acres the 5 the largest now in california history. it is now 30 percent contained with full containment expected september 10789. >> the gulf coast is marking the 8th anniversary of hurricane katrina making landfall in 2005 with 1,800 people killed. the city mayor says he will take part in a ceremony at a local cemetery to remember the victims. >> check out the cloud cover, extensive this morning. we are going do have flight arrival delays in sfo and seasonal temperatures before a cooling trend this this weekend. >> san jose is getting ready for the bicycle sharing. the docking station have been installed in san francisco, redwood city, san mateo, mountain view, palo alto and san jose. 700 bicycles are available to rent

katie? >> the rim fire has burned through 53,000 acres or 84 square miles, up from 16,000 acres and containment is down from 5 percent to 2 percent. the fire's new spread is airstopping and images are stunning, the rim fire is out of control and fueling fears. it looks like levee coming over the top of the hills. >> thousands of homeowners are packing up and getting out although yosemite national park remains open. >> we have everything loaded up and we packed all through the night. for two nights we have been out. >> flames are threatening 2,500 homes and two homes have been destroyed. highway 120 is still closed. in the next 24 hours the fire is expected to continue up the river canyon and continue growing to the northeast. because it is burning in the steep and inaccessible terrain of the national forest, plains and helicopters are critical in the fight. more than 1,300 fire personnel are on the job. their work is cut out. >> this fire has grown so large that the "head" is creating its own weather. that is what we are seeing. >> the fire broke out on saturday and the cause is under investiga

they write that the other brainy bombshell katy perry has 6 million for followers than our president. the same day as the mtv music taty perry retweeted an endorsement of obamacare to more than 41 million people. that's more than poland, canada, bob's bedroom, katy's tweet was predictable as miley's forced sexuality. it might be time for conservatives to rethink their relationship with that world, true idiots run the asylum. it might not be bad to make some of them ours. >>. it didn't break bob. so i think it might be a good idea to get an expert to explain it through the voice of morgan freeman. >> the word twerking has now been added to the oxford dictionary. here's the definition they gave. to dance to popular music in a sexually provocative manner involving thrusting hip move him and the low squatting dance. >> twerking. you know, twerking. >> that's the first time i ever heard of it. >> what? that's not true. you said it on the golf course yesterday. >> i did? >> was i soib sober? >> andrea, a lot of outrageous news coming from this story. the maker of the phone is deeply upset o

the camp is owned and operated by the city of san francisco and abc7 news reporter katie marzullo has an update next half hour. >> closer to home a red flag warning is in effect for the north bay. fire officials are asking the public to do their part to prevent potentially devastating fires. amy hollyfield joins us from the north bay to explain. >> check out this spot of dry grass we found in san rafael, right alongside highway 101 a lot of fuel is out there like this and this is why firefighters ask you have 100' of defensible space around your home. residents saw how quickly a fire can take off when this broke out yesterday at camp park this dublin. this started when a smoke grenade was used during a training exercise at the arm reserve training area. 70 acres burned. cal had to push in to put it out. >> with the warnings we held additional people over and we have additional crews and resources and units. >> the tricky part is juggling all the crews. there are ten fires burning in california right now so requests for help from outside our region keep coming in. alameda county had ju

you know, katie couric has asked me to soulcycle with her so many times. >> she's been quite a few times put the weights down. we do that traditionally for five or six minutes of the class. >> wendy: i'm sliding here. >> remember it's all dark and you are sweating bullets. it's a great cardiovascular. here we go. as we finish, we're going to sprint to the finish line, as hard as you can, everything you've got. >> wendy: bradley cooper showed up just the other day? is that true? [ cheers and applause ] >> wendy! wendy! wendy! >> wendy, you're so good. you can have a whole conversation while with we go. finish line! you made it to the finish! >> wendy: yes! if you want to soulcycle like the stars do, go to wendyshow.com to find your soulcycle near you. everyone in the studio audience is going home with their first free cla to soulcycle! keep it here, everybody. up next, the comedian russell peters is joining us. thank you. [ boy ] the first day is when you tell people -- okay, someone who you really are. you don't want to look like you're trying too hard, but you do want to look cool. i he

abc7 news katie marzullo has that story. [ inaudible ] stabbing the boy's sister, his daughter, in the valley springs home where they lived in april. he is speaking out saying his son is innocent the we are not showing the face because he is a minor but this is him at a vigil saying he turn his son into authorities after vest gaves named him a suspect and that was hard enough let alone dealing with the rumors about what happens. he will not say why three believes authorities arrested their son but they are wrong. >> i saw his demeanor and the way he carried himself for the two weeks after that and i don't think he did it. >> he says the family was cooperating with authorities in the going but after they named his son a "suspect" authorities stopped talking to them. the brother and sister were home alone when she was killed. the boy told authority as man with long gray hair came in the house and standed the girl. the 12-year-old is charged with second-degree murder and a special allegation for use of a dangerous weapon and pleaded not guilty in juvenile court. >> new this morning people

is burning out of control at 25 square miles and threatening homes and other buildings and katie marzullo has the latest. >> the rim fire is one of 50 major brushfires burning across the west but only the second largest in california. the american fire in tahoe national forest has burned 500 more acres than the rim fire but that is 63 percent contained. the rim fire has burned more than 16,000 acres or 25 square miles of the national forest and still is only 5 percent contained. the outlook is not optimistic. officials say in the next 24 hours the fire is expected to continue up the river canyon and continue the spread to the north and east. the terrain is inaccessible and there is another problem. ought fire is so large right now that the head of it is cathy its own weather. that is what we are seeing right now. >> more than 800 firefighters are battling the flames on the ground and from the air. thousands of people have evacuated the communities near the fire with flames threatening 2,500 homes and hotels with two homes now destroyed. highway 120 is closed but yosemite national park remains

abc7 news reporter katie marzullo has a full report next half hour. we are working to him you in the case of either strike, putting together a full range of resources on our website at abc7news.com and you can fine the latest on contract talks, real five traffic continues and our abc7 news traffic app with breaking news updates on twit twitter. >> a major outage used by united, american, virgin and several other airlines affected bit massive outage at 9:00 last night to the reservation system, and they had to manually check in the passengers. delays could still be an issue this morning. the system is used by more than 300 airlines and more than 100 airports around the world. if you travel this morning check in with your airline before you head to the airport. >> palo alto city council has approved a ban on people sleeping inside their cars. there have been complaints about people living in their vehicles with residents saying it is dangerous for families. 60 people spoke out against the ordinance last night calling it an attack on the city's needy res

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