katie utehs is live in pleasant hill with the story. >> reporter: ama, more than two dozen people spoke out and city council is now deliberating this late night meeting. among the top concerns here, heavy car haulers wreaking havoc on area roads and people potentially test driving through residential neighborhoods. a car max representative made his sales pitch for a used car dealership to the pleasant hill city council. >> we will be redeveloping an under utilized site vacant since 2012. >> he is talking about the desolate lot that used to be a k mart and mcdonald. car max wants to build a new facility at the former shopping center on contra costa boulevard. >> we're losing untold opportunities to build housing. >> dorothy england with pleasant hill citizens for responsible growth says council would have to change the zoning from mixed use to commercial. she's worried about the regional housing shortage. >> all of a sudden when they put 100% commercial project in an area that is designed the accommodate housing, we're not going to meet our share of that need. >> reporter: a representati

in oakland, katie utehs. "abc 7 news." >>> just awful. now to breaking news from hawaii.lames have erupted from a high rise condo building in the heart of honolulu. that fire has turned deadly. it broke out in one of honolulu's best known buildings, marco polo apartments. >> three people were found dead on the 26th floor, the spot where the flamts began. the fire broke out this afternoon and quickly spread to two floors above. fire officials say pieces of burning debris fell sparking secary fires. 100 firefighters respond. at one point the elevators failed, forcing firefighters to lug equipment up the stairs. the building is not equipped with sprinklers. >> without a doubt if there was sprinklers within the apartment the fire would be contained to the unit of origin. it would be in the unit that the fire started. >> the marco polo was built before sprinklers were mandatory. authorities warn the death toll may rise because at least four are hospitalized. >> mayalyia booker was seen around 5:00 this afternoon. she has short hair in twists. police think her non-custodial mot

katie utehs is live in pleasant hill with the story. >> reporter: ama, more than two dozen people spokeing this late night meeting. among the top concerns here, heavy car haulers wreaking havoc on area roads and people potentially test driving through residential neighborhoods. a car max representative made his sales pitch for a used car dealership to the pleasant hill city council. >> we will be redeveloping an under utilized site vacant since 2012. >> he is talking about the desolate lot that used to be a k mart and mcdonald. car max wants to build a new facility at the former shopping center on contra costa boulevard. >> we're losing untold opportunities to build housing. >> dorothy england with pleasant hill citizens for responsible growth says council would have to change the zoning from mixed use to commercial. she's worried about the regional housing shortage. >> all of a sudden when they put 100% commercial project in an area that is designed the accommodate housing, we're not going to meet our share of that need. >> reporter: a representative with neighboring diablo valley coll

"abc 7 news" katie utehs is in the newsroom. >> reporter: this story is about incredible timing and strengthhere is a story of how two women managed to hold a man above water until health arrived. this family of five with one on the way embarked on a kayaking adventure in kauai. as he traveled back to the okay, he clipped a wasp nest. two women from san jose, mr. shill garcia winner. >> and then he starts foaming at the mouth. >> the women jumped in and wedged themselves between kayaks to keep jake afloat. >> pam is whit perring in his ear, don't die on us, your family is watching, do not die, breathe, breathe. the kids would yell breathe, dad. >> his wife emily, who is six months pregnant, called 911 while my sell kicked break to keep his brain alert. >> it is 20 minutes. my arm is going numb. pam is going numb and we are like, how long can you hold a body up. >> reporter: you can see the bruises on pam's arm. eventually life guards arrived and more than an hour and a half after the wasp attack jake made it to a hospital. >> as soon as he got that last shot of adrenaline at the hospital, he

katie utehs has more on the trend and a word of caution for would-be dog owners. >> they would be like dire wolves. >> reporter: patti lacava could barely make it around a block with her huskies before gamt. >> one time i counted 12 photo-ops walking around the book. >> reporter: the bay area sigh beeran husky club believes the popularity is due to the hbo series. the stark clan is known for their connection to dire wolves. >> gamt uses a type of dog which is a type of sled dock. and a lot of holy wood uses huskies as stand-in for wolves. >> i already wanted a husky because of balto when i was a kid, but i wanted to name her stark. >> reporter: she adopted a palmsk yirks, part pomerianian and husky because she knew she couldn't handle a husky. others haven't done the research. >> the martines shelter has seen a jump of 300% in huskies since "game of thrones." started. >> reporter: they went on a five-mile stroke. when people real easy think don't have the strength or time, they surrender them to shelters. the husky shrub has meetups and resources to make sure it is the right dog for yo

"abc 7 news" reporter katie utehs live in up town oakland with the story. e. >> reporter: dan, oakland firefighters are hosing down the debris of that charred construction project. it is the fourth suspicious fire in recent months and agents are in the early stages of determining the cause on this one, but they released footage today hoping it will spark someone's memory. you can see surveillance footage captured a man putting on a hood and gloves in the moments before a large apartment development was set on fire. the suspected arsonist is seen scaling the building scaffolding along san pablo avenue. that fire destroyed the construction project on may 13th. it had burned once before in july of last year. >> these buildings don't go up by themselves. >> many oakland evidence like tarik calezaleh believe the fire is suspicious. 22 agents with the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives arrived this morning to investigate. the developer wood partners says they're helping. >> we obviously can't speculate but we are working closely with local authori

. >> "abc 7 news" reporter katie utehs has this developing story. >> reporter: we broke the shockingews to allie a kloss family friend was indicted on terrorism charges. >> i feel like crying because i know how much will hurt his dad and family. >> reporter: he has known 22 year old amer sinan al haggagi since he was a boy and the family lived bofd his market in berkley. they say al haggagi attempted to open social media accounts for the benefit of isis. >> i hope it is something that comes out like natural, like it is hard to believe. >> reporter: in court detention documents a judge notes, the defendant allegedly went so far as to meet with undercover agents on multiple occasions to plan a potential terrorist attack. al haggagi's attorney released a statement. amir is a very young and naive man and it appears he allowed himself to be drawn into conversations that he should have been far more suspicious of. >> reporter: al haggagi has been in custody in oakland since last november when he was arrested on an aggravated identity theft charge. agents say he bought good using a stolen c

katie utehs, "abc 7 news." >>> all right.are staying on top of breaking news from mariposa county tonight. that huge wildfire burning outside of yosemite national park is growing. late tonight we learned from kral fire that the detwiler fire has spread to 48,000 acre, up from 45,000 acres earlier in the day. it is only 7% contained so we have a long way to go, and 29 structures have been destroyed. "abc 7 news" reporter laura anthony picks up coverage tonight. >> reporter: it is a fire that's grown tremendously in just 24 hours, and one that shows no signs of letting up. with flames at least 50 feet in the air. burning with abandon through trees and dry brush in rural mariposa county as the detwiler fire approaches 50,000 acres. >> the fire is still spreading? >> absolutely. as of this morning we only had 7% containment. >> reporter: along highway 49 in rural county, the detwiler fire left its mark. the orange skies, the ground charred and smoldering for miles in every direction. and down the road, the town of mariposa stands

"abc 7 news" katie utehs is in the newsroom. >> reporter: this story is about incredible timing and strengthhere is a story of how two women managed to hold a man above water until health arrived. this family of five with one on the way embarked on a kayaking adventure in kauai. as he traveled back to the okay, he clipped a wasp nest. two women from san jose, mr. shill garcia winner. >> and then he starts foaming at the mouth. >> the women jumped in and wedged themselves between kayaks to keep jake afloat. >> pam is whit perring in his ear, don't die on us, your family is watching, do not die, breathe, breathe. the kids would yell breathe, dad. >> his wife emily, who is six months pregnant, called 911 while my sell kicked break to keep his brain alert. >> it is 20 minutes. my arm is going numb. pam is going numb and we are like, how long can you hold a body up. >> reporter: you can see the bruises on pam's arm. eventually life guards arrived and more than an hour and a half after the wasp attack jake made it to a hospital. >> as soon as he got that last shot of adrenaline at the hospital, he

katie utehs has more on the trend and a word of caution for would-be dog owners. >> they would be like dire wolves. >> reporter: patti lacava could barely make it around a block with her huskies before gamt. >> one time i counted 12 photo-ops walking around the book. >> reporter: the bay area sigh beeran husky club believes the popularity is due to the hbo series. the stark clan is known for their connection to dire wolves. >> gamt uses a type of dog which is a type of sled dock. and a lot of holy wood uses huskies as stand-in for wolves. >> i already wanted a husky because of balto when i was a kid, but i wanted to name her stark. >> reporter: she adopted a palmsk yirks, part pomerianian and husky because she knew she couldn't handle a husky. others haven't done the research. >> the martines shelter has seen a jump of 300% in "game of thrones." started. >> reporter: they went on a five-mile stroke. when people real easy think don't have the strength or time, they surrender them to shelters. the husky shrub has meetups and resources to make sure it is the right dog for you before adopt

"abc 7 news" reporter katie utehs is live in san jose tonight. tie, he has a long history of filing these suits. >> reporter: dan, he does. the owner of the deli has notified his customers that he will have to close down starting saturday, will be the last day. we learned tonight that at least four other businesses in this older part of san jose have received complaints from this same sacramento-based attorney. the facade of san jose's time deli has been frozen in time. >> 1950. >> reporter: as you see from this newspaper clipping, but told building is a problem. >> i get a letter in the mail saying that i'm getting sued, and i looked at it. i didn't understand it. >> reporter: a sacramento-based lawyer says the parking lot striping and small bathroom stalls do not meet the standards of the americans with disabilities act. >> to pull permits to put this stuff in, this building has been here since 1949. it is going to take a lot of money to restructure, to redo a lot of things. >> owner donald berg says he doesn't have to money so he is closing the

in oakland, katie utehs. "abc 7 news." >>> just awful. now to breaking news from hawaii.rupted from a high rise condo building in the heart of honolulu. that fire has turned deadly. it broke out in one of honolulu's best known buildings, marco polo apartments. >> three people were found dead on the 26th floor, the spot where the flamts began. the fire broke out this afternoon and quickly spread to two floors above. fire officials say pieces of burning debris fell sparking secary fires. 100 firefighters respond. at one point the elevators failed, forcing firefighters to lug equipment up the stairs. the building is not equipped with sprinklers. >> without a doubt if there was sprinklers within the apartment the fire would be contained to the unit of origin. it would be in the unit that the fire started. >> the marco polo was built before sprinklers were mandatory. authorities warn the death toll may rise because at least four are hospitalized. >> mayalyia booker was seen around 5:00 this afternoon. she has short hair in twists. police think her non-custodial mother took her

"abc 7 news" katie utehs live in pleasanton. are folks out and about? >> reporter: i can tell you it is now comfortably in the low 80s and thank goodness because it was 20 degrees hotter when we arrived this afternoon and people lined the block to get ice cream and cool off. in pleasanton there's an actual ice house. and outside of it some struggled to stay cool. in the more than 100 degree heat. >> just came out here for ice cream and going back inside. >> reporter: ice cream melts quickly in these conditions and sometimes so does your composure. meadow lark dairy workers try to keep everyone cool. >> non-stop, cars coming all the time. the walk-up line has been down the street. very busy ♪ i got my baby by my sides >> reporter: busy is how you can describe lions wayside park. >> we set it up at night so we have our spot in the shade. >> reporter: hundreds line the lawn with picnic blankets. >> we're waiting for the sun to go down. >> reporter: some are drawn to the sun. >> 100 degree heat, a little wine, nice music outside in the park, enjoying the af

in clayton, katie utehs, "abc 7 news." >>> merck, the major drug and vaccine maker says a cyberattackpped production of its drugs and will hurt profits for the rest of the year. they say they still don't know the full magnitude of the impact because operations are still being resord. it says it is confident it will be able to man tain a continuous supply of its top-selling and life-saving drugs. >>> a group of drama students at oakland skyline hospital will head to scotland tomorrow, despite needing to raise a lot more money to cover the cost. the students will perform at the american high school theater festival. they raised $42,000 but need $24,000 more. the drama teacher and skyline's principal entered into an agreement with the festival that gives them until september 15th to pay the rest interest free. >> i go to bed thinking about this and i wake up thinking about this. >> i'm not worried because students from skyline, we work really, really hard. >> after the deadline the money is subject to 5% interest. students plan to auction off tickets to a warriors game they hope will def

in the east base, katie utehs, "abc 7 news." >>> all right. so what can you expect this holiday weekend? >> here is meteorologist sandhya patel with the accuweather forecast. sandhya. >> matt and ama, let's look at live doppler 7 and talk about what you can expect going into the weekend. we have fog near the coast. it started to push over parts of the bay, and as you look at our summer microclimates for tomorrow, half moon bay will hit 60 degrees. it will be breedsy. downtown san francisco 64. across the bay into oakland, 68 degrees. you head into walnut creek, in the mid 80s. if you want the warm weather, antioch will hit 88 degrees. i will be back with a look at -- a detailed look at how the rest of your holiday weekend is shaping up, including the firework forecast coming up. >> sounds good. thank you. "abc 7 news" was in santa reese ah where cal firefighters are prepared for a busy holiday weekend. cal fire has 51 planes and helicopters based at the sonoma air attack base. when the bell rings, pilots have three to five minutes to get in th

the attorney who filed the lawsuit has done this many times before. 7 news" reporter katie utehs is liven san jose tonight. katie, he has a long history of filing these suits. >> reporter: dan, he does. the owner of the deli has notified his customers that he will have to close down starting saturday, will be the last day. we learned tonight that at least four other businesses in this older part of san jose have received complaints from this same sacramento-based attorney. the facade of san jose's time deli has been frozen in time. >> 1950. >> reporter: as you see from this newspaper clipping, but told building is a problem. >> i get a letter in the mail saying that i'm getting sued, and i looked at it. i didn't understand it. >> reporter: a sacramento-based lawyer says the parking lot striping and small bathroom stalls do not meet the standards of the americans with disabilities act. >> to pull permits to put this stuff in, this building has been here since 1949. it is going to take a lot of money to restructure, to redo a lot of things. >> owner donald berg says he doesn't have to mone

in the east base, katie utehs, "abc 7 news." >>> all right. so what can you expect this holiday weekend? >> here is meteorologist sandhya patel with the accuweather forecast. sandhya. >> matt and ama, let's look at live doppler 7 and talk about what you can expect going into the weekend. we have fog near the coast. it started to push over parts of the bay, and as you look at our summer microclimates for tomorrow, half moon bay will hit 60 degrees. it will be breedsy. downtown san francisco 64. across the bay into oakland, 68 degrees. you head into walnut creek, in the mid 80s. if you want the warm weather, antioch will hit 88 degrees. i will be back with a look at -- a detailed look at how the rest of your holiday weekend is shaping up, including the firework forecast coming up. >> sounds good. thank you. "abc 7 news" was in santa reese ah where cal firefighters are prepared for a busy holiday weekend. cal fire has 51 planes and helicopters based at the sonoma air attack base. when the bell rings, pilots have three to five minutes to get in th

in clayton, katie utehs, "abc 7 news." >>> merck, the major drug and vaccine maker says a cyberattackpped production of its drugs and will hurt profits for the rest of the year. they say they still don't know the full magnitude of the impact because operations are still being resord. it says it is confident it will be able to man tain a continuous supply of its top-selling and life-saving drugs. >>> a group of drama students at oakland skyline hospital will head to scotland tomorrow, despite needing to raise a lot more money to cover the cost. the students will perform at the american high school theater festival. they raised $42,000 but need $24,000 more. the drama teacher and skyline's principal entered into an agreement with the festival that gives them until september 15th to pay the rest interest free. >> i go to bed thinking about this and i wake up thinking about this. >> i'm not worried because students from skyline, we work really, really hard. >> after the deadline the money is subject to 5% interest. students plan to auction off tickets to a warriors game they hope will def

katie utehs, "abc 7 news." >>> all right.are staying on top of breaking news from mariposa county tonight. that huge wildfire burning outside of yosemite national park is growing. late tonight we learned from kral fire that the detwiler fire has spread to 48,000 acre, up from 45,000 acres earlier in the day. it is only 7% contained so we have a long way to go, and 29 structures have been destroyed. "abc 7 news" reporter laura pic tonight. >> reporter: it is a fire that's grown tremendously in just 24 hours, and one that shows no signs of letting up. with flames at least 50 feet in the air. burning with abandon through trees and dry brush in rural mariposa county as the detwiler fire approaches 50,000 acres. >> the fire is still spreading? >> absolutely. as of this morning we only had 7% containment. >> reporter: along highway 49 in rural county, the detwiler fire left its mark. the orange skies, the ground charred and smoldering for miles in every direction. and down the road, the town of mariposa stands silent and mostly des

. >> "abc 7 news" reporter katie utehs has this developing story. >> reporter: we broke the shockingews to allie a kloss family friend was indicted on terrorism charges. >> i feel like crying because i know how much will hurt his dad and family. >> reporter: he has known 22 year old amer sinan al haggagi since he was a boy and the family lived bofd his market in berkley. they say al haggagi attempted to open social media accounts for the benefit of isis. >> i hope it is something that comes out like natural, like it is hard to believe. >> reporter: in court detention documents a judge notes, the defendant allegedly went so far as to meet with undercover agents on multiple occasions to plan a potential terrorist attack. al haggagi's attorney released a statement. amir is a very young and naive man and it appears he allowed himself to be drawn into conversations that he should have been far more suspicious of. >> reporter: al haggagi has been in custody in oakland since last november when he was arrested on an aggravated identity theft charge. agents say he bought good using a stolen c

"abc 7 news" reporter katie utehs live to explain. >> reporter: hi, ama. the gates will close at 6:00 in an effort to keep people from flooding the fair grounds ahead of the fireworks show. there may be one thing that can pull a kid away from the carnival, fireworks. >> i was heading on a ride and i heard fireworks. i was like, let's get out and go see it. you could see it almost everywhere no matter where you stand. it was huge! >> reporter: the fourth of july fireworks show return to the alameda county fair in 2014, and with it traffic congestion. >> an hour and a half to two hours to get off the property. by the time the fireworks start there's a lot of people. so we actually try to get out of here before the crowd starts to build. >> reporter: so this year the parking and admission gates close at 6:00. >> that's perfect. that way it doesn't get too crowded. i think a lot of people came late to see the fireworks. >> reporter: people also want to get to the san francisco waterfront early. pyro technics experts bit their show on a barge in the bay. there'

"abc 7 news" katie utehs live in pleasanton. are folks out and about?orter: i can tell you it is now comfortably in the low 80s and thank goodness because it was 20 degrees hotter when we arrived this afternoon and people lined the block to get ice cream and cool off. in pleasanton there's an actual ice house. and outside of it some struggled to stay cool. in the more than 100 degree heat. >> just came out here for ice cream and going back inside. >> reporter: ice cream melts quickly in these conditions and sometimes so does your composure. meadow lark dairy workers try to keep everyone cool. >> non-stop, cars coming all the time. the walk-up line has been down the street. very busy ♪ i got my baby by my sides >> reporter: busy is how you can describe lions wayside park. >> we set it up at night so we have our spot in the shade. >> reporter: hundreds line the lawn with picnic blankets. >> we're waiting for the sun to go down. >> reporter: some are drawn to the sun. >> 100 degree heat, a little wine, nice music outside in the park, enjoying the afternoon

katie utehs spoke with a long time family friend of the terror suspect. >> reporter: we broke the shocking news to allie that a close family friend had been indicted on terrorism charges. >> i feel like crying. i know it will hurt his family. >> reporter: he's known 22-year-old amer sinan al haggagi since he was a boy. the family lived above this market. al haggagi attempted to open social media accounts for the benefit of isis. >> i hope it's something that come up like natural, like it's hard to believe. >> reporter: in court detention documents, a judge notes that the defendant allegedly went so far as to meet with undercover agents on multiple occasions to plan a potential terrorist attack. al haggagi's attorney says that he is young and naive and it appears that he allowed himself to be drawn into conversations that he should have been far more suspicion of. al haggagi has been in custody in oakland since last november when he was arrested on aggravated identity theft charge. agents say he bought goods using a stolen credit card. he was born in lodi, spent time in yemen as a kid and t

in oakland, katie utehs, abc 7 news. >>> developing news from the helmand province in afghanistan where a u.s. air strike accidently killed 12 afghan national police personnel. two others were also wounded. in a statement the pentagon said the errant air strike happened during an operation against taliban insurgence. helmand province is where national security forces have been battling to retake territory under the control of the taliban. >>> concerns over possible terrorist attack during tomorrow's san francisco marathon have prompted a partial closure of the golden gate bridge during the race. hee is a live look at the iconic span. all northbound lanes will be closed from 6:00 to 9:00 in the morning on sunday. abc 7 news was there as some of the 27,000 racers picked up their bibs. with all those runners hitting the streets, drivers can expect major traffic delays. here is look at the race route in green on your screen. these roads will be closed from 7:00 to noon. and the areas in pink show where traffic can cross but that is only when there is a break in the race. muni riders can als

in oakland, katie utehs, abc 7 news. >>> 5:03. developing news from the helmand province in afghanistan where a u.s. air strike accidently killed 12 afghan national police personnel. two others were also wounded. in a statement the pentagon said the errant air strike happened during an operation against taliban insurgence. helmand province is where national security forces have been battling to retake territory under the control of the taliban. >>> concerns over possible terrorist attack during tomorrow's san francisco marathon have prompted a partial closure of the golden gate bridge during the race. here is a live look at the iconic span. all northbound lanes will be closed from 6:00 to 9:00 in the morning on sunday. abc 7 news was there as some of the 27,000 racers picked up their bibs. with all those runners hitting the streets, drivers can expect major traffic delays. here is look at the race route in green on your screen. these roads will be closed from 7:00 to noon. and the areas in pink show where traffic can cross but tha

utehs live in up town oakland with the story. kati >> reporter: dan, oaknd firefighters are hosing down the debris of that charred consuction project. it is the fourth suspious fire in rect months and agents are in the early stages of determining the cause on this one, but the released footage today hoping it will spark someone's memory. you can see surveillance footage captured a man putting on a hood and gves in the moments before a large apartment development was set on fire. the suspected arsonist is seen scaling the building scaffolding along san pablo avenue. that fire destroyed the construction project on may 13th. it had burned once before in july of last year. >> these buildings don't go up by themselves. >> many oakland evidence like tarik calezaleh believe the fir is suspicious. 22 agents withhe bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives arrived this morning to investigate. the developer wood partners says they're helping. >> we obviously can't speculate t we are working closely with local authorities, local invest

. >> katie utehs live at children's hospital where a surviving three month old boy is being treated. tie. >> reporter: eric, the mother says she is grateful for the charges. i want to warn you that her interview tonight is emotionally raw as spent the day at the funeral home planning services for her two sons. >> i'm so thankful to everyone. >> reporter: surrounded by family, aida reyes thanked investigators who levied two murder charges, leaving the scene of a crime and multiple dui counts against the man accused of killer her sons last friday. witnesses reported seeing lemuel wilson run away from this crash scene on highway 4 and arnold industrial way in concord. >> seems to have a bit of a broken system due to the fact this person had multiple duis and was able to get week. >> he was out following terrorist threats. police say he threatened employees at the stoneridge mall. they found credit card making equipment in his car and a bullet in his car. the arrest was made on his birthday, the 24th on june. >> he bailed out on thursday from being arrested on his birthday, and then he --

. >> katie utehs live at children's hospital where a surviving three month old boy is being treated. tie. >> reporter: eric, the mother says she is grateful for the charges. i want to warn you that her interview tonight is emotionally raw as spent the day at the funeral home planning services for her two sons. >> i'm so thankful to everyone. >> reporter: surrounded by family, aida reyes thanked investigators who levied two murder charges, leaving the scene of a crime and multiple dui counts against the man accused of killer her sons last friday. witnesses reported seeing lemuel wilson run away from this crash scene on highway 4 and arnold industrial way in concord. >> seems to have a bit of a broken system due to the fact this person had multiple duis and was able to get week. >> he was out following terrorist threats. police say he threatened employees at the stoneridge mall. they found credit card making equipment in his car and a bullet in his car. the arrest was made on his birthday, the 24th on june. >> he bailed out on thursday from being arrested on his birthday, and then he --

katie utehs, "abc 7 news." >>> now, you can avoid driving and parking hassles by takin public transit to tomorrow's firework show in san francisco. th bart and muni will run on sunday schedules. some muni routes will be toured to north beach. cal train will run on a sunday schedule as well. cal train plans to have extra cars on trains after t fireworks show to accommodate all of the people. cal trains last train leavesan francisco at 11:45 p.m. >>> some neighbors in san jose are saying "read my lawn." all feworks are illegal. they're putting signs to spread the line. katie marzullo is live at the community center. >> reporter: the signs look le this and you can get them at commity centers throughout san jose. it is first time the city has done this, asked the community to help get out the message. >> i hope somebody pays attention, but it has been terrible the last few nights. >> reporter: suzanne maroni live also on 17th street. she put two signs in her front yard hoping to put an end to the fireworks that plague her neighborhood and family, escially her husband who is a combat veter