one great story has to do with helen keller, who was here back in the early 1900's and spoke at the pulpithind where i am seated here, and if you can call it speaking. we know that her situation -- she was deprived of her eyesight and learned to speak in a very guttural voice, but she came here and gave a presentation to a packed house, and when she had finished, they asked if there was anything she would like, and she said i would like to hear your famous organ play, and so the organist came over and he played "come, come, ye saints," and the president of the church walked her up to the organ case and placed her hand on the wood of the case, and a person who was there at the time said that helen keller just wept as she felt the throbbing of the great instrument and the sounds of the pipes playing the song of the pioneers of the came across the plains. there is something unique about this choir that comes across to audiences, and i think it is a combination of things. it is not just the size of the choir, it is not just how well trained they are, how versed and how professional they are. i

cooking with five of the world's greatest culinary talent, ban yell boulud, ferran adria, tham as keller grant achatz and gabriele hamilton. >> i think the foundation of many cuisine are based on french cuisine, especially when you elevate the cuisine to a much more gastronomic experience. >> i'm just a neighborhood kid, didn't go to university, i give classes at harvard. and i have the good luck to be with marvelous employee, for example no. it wouldn't be logical. and the only thing i have done is learn, observe and ask the why of things. always why, why, why. >> you know, i was 33 when i got diagnosed. and at that point i had been working in kitchens all my life. and working 16, 18 hours a day. and you, at that point, you still feel like you're insinceable-- invincible. i didn't feel like i was 33, i felt like i was 23. and to be faced with that severity of illness was, it takes you back. kuz you would never think that would happen. >> i have never regretted anything. and that is a good life to live without any regrets. or it's better to regret what you have done than what you haven't

cooking with five of the world's greatest culinary talent, ban yell boulud, ferran adria, tham as keller grant achatz and gabriele hamilton. >> i think the foundation of many cuisine are based on french cuisine, especially when you elevate the cuisine to a much more gastronomic experience. >> i'm just a neighborhood kid, didn't go to university, i give classes at harvard. and i have the good luck to be with marvelous employee, for example no. it wouldn't be logical. and the only thing i have done is learn, observe and ask the why of things.

matt keller is live to explain. matt? >> reporter: yeah. about half of the students here at cesar chavez academy and green oaks academy have picked up their backpacks and shoes. the remaining 200 or so will be picked up by the parents and students later today at 5:00 as the community continues to invest in the school district. the first day at school can cause a little anxiety for students. new classes, new teachers. and today, some new shoes. >> very excited. and happy. >> reporter: happy because you're getting new shoes? >> yeah. i got some. >> reporter: what do you think of them? >> dhair good. >> reporter: the non-profit is giving all 492 kindergarten through eighth grade students new backpacks and shoes and supplies. the organize started back in 2006 and has helped out 28,000 bay area homeless and low-income students. >> they get to start school with the same confidence. not only is it a need, but it gives them the confidence. you call it simple gifts, remarkable results. >> reporter: many live in poverty. that's why investments like t

let's begin with abc 7 news reporter matt keller in downtown napa which saw some of the most severe damage. >> reporter: when you head to downtown napa, you'll see a lot of this. yellow tape blocking off buildings. you'll see a few of these. a red tag right here on the building. that means you can't go inside. a group of 20 to 30 inspectors are heading out this morning to inspect the remaining areas and buildings that haven't been checked. 33 red tags like along with several yellow tags. the and the most visual damage is downtown. the red means too dangerous to be inside. yellow means you can go in for a limited amount of time. we saw broken windows and the doors that came off the hinges. >> broken glass, bolts, wine, just stuff. >> reporter: and water is another big issue. this was second and franklin street. flooding the courtyard. public works department said 600 homes have their water turned off. they're hoping to have all repairs to the water lines by thursday. some businesses did open up last night including a restaurant. they did run into issues like running out of food, red tags me

it would have been very easy for me to go out and open a restaurant and cook keller food. by going to oblie and doing something very different, i realized i needed to do what i want to do, how i want to express my way through was he. >>. -- through cuisine. >> do you look at him and see his friend his passion and think of myself? >> the thing about our profession is that there is an attachment to history. i look at the chefs that came before me, the chefs that taught me and you see a little bit of yourself and them as well and you hope that they see a little bit of them and you. so we pass on this connection to cooking, nurturing people from generation to generation to generation. yeah, i think we all see that. it's about community. i don't think there is another profession that has such a strong bond, not just with the generation they are a part of that also with the previous generation and the following generation. >> this is a clip. i think this is you talking. >> there is so much going on in terms of upside that i am afraid to turn any of it down. i was talking to heat

matt keller is at the ballpark. matt? >>> a night to remember robin williams, the biggest fan. with a moment of silence before the game last night. between innings they showed clips from the movies and played robin williams trivia. he cheered the team on during the world series run in 2010. giants fans grew up with his movies and fans. >> "mrs. doubtfire" is the first pg-13 movies. that was a big deal. >> you did fought have to understand what he said just by the body language he was so funny and spontaneous. naturally funny. >>> the manager remembers when he brought his friend and famous new yorker billly crystal to a yankees and we white sox, saying yankees and we white sox, saying he had to the marin county sheriff says there are no signs of foul play in his degree yesterday, they announce add preliminary cause of death as asphyxiation due to handing after trying to slash a wrist. he was found by his personal assistant with a belted an his neck, cuts to the wrist and a pocket knife. no word if he left a note. toxicology screening is not available for a few weeks. >>> this mo

one great story has to do with helen keller who was always here back in the early 1900s. she spoke at the pulpit just behind where i'm speaking from here. we know in her situation, she was deprived of her eyesight and learn to speak in a very guttural voice. she came here and gave a presentation to a packed house. when she had finished, they asked if there was anything she would like, and she said, i would like to hear your famous organ play. the organist came over, and i -- and he played "come, come ya saints." the president walked up to the organ and placed her hand on the wooden case. a person who was there at the time said helen keller just left as she felt the throbbing of the great instrument and the sound of those types playing the song that the pioneers had sang as they came across the plains. there is something unique about this choir that comes across to audiences. i think it is a combination of things. it is not just the sound of the choir. it isn't just how well trained they are and how professional they are. i think it is their sincerity about their message.

abc 7 news reporter matt keller reports from east palo alto. >> reporter: the first day of school can cause a little anxiety for students, new classmates, new teachers and today in palo alto, some new shoes. >> very excited. >> reporter: even more happy because you're getting new shoes? >> yeah. >> reporter: what do you think of them? >> good. >> reporter: the non-profit, my new red shoes, is giving all 492 kindergarten through eighth grade students a pair of shoes, a $50 gift card to old navy and a backpack full of supplies. the organization started in 2006 and helped out 28,000 bay area homeless and low income students. >> they get to start school with the same confidence, not only is it a need but it gives them the confidence. we call it simple gifts, remarkable results. >> reporter: 98% of students residing in the school district live in poverty. that's why investments like this and others are helping educators in east palo alto reach their goal of making college a reality for their students. facebook recently donated laptops and also $1 million to fund more science teachers, lead

reporter: keller was out of town when the quake hit. he asked his wife barbara to stop by to turn off the gas. >> i thought i was going to turn off the gas. it was a shock. >> the building was their retirement income. >> so i don't know do some cutting back and we'll just have to see what happens. i'm hoping somebody steps in, fema, somebody steps in and we can get a loan. >> inspectors say for many government loans are going to be the only way out from under the disaster. >> either have to retrofit them. that would be expensive. if we don't get a grant from the government or something like that fema or whoever will provide that. it'll have to come out of their pocket. >> reporter: at city hall before napa can aplay for federal aid they need to have an estimate of damage. >> we're going to properties quickly and doing an assessment and moving on to the next property. >> and they hope to have the entire city canvassed by tonight. it is a big job and they are trying to do it as quickly as they can. reporting live from napa. mark matthews

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. ♪ >> i am pleased to have brian acheson and dennis keller at this table. how did you meet?ter saying i wanted to work at the french laundry for months and months and he only said yes. i think there were probably 15. >> what would you say? ranged from i really feel passionate about working for you and i love the french laundry from what i have seen and read. saidly, he called me and why do you keep writing me these letters? [laughter] and it worked. he probably brings the same passion to cooking to getting a job with you. >>. it really shows with what he .oes >> it was life-changing. not only from a culinary point of view but from figuring out how you are going to live the rest of your life, meeting people that are still in my life today. it was monumental to becoming who i am. >> did you know it at that moment? >> no. but as the whole thing unraveled, the 40 half years the i was there, being -- four and a half years i was there, being meant toward by chef and ultimately becoming great friends, it was a most important step in my career. >> do you spot the ones that have some

still with us, barney keller, director of the club for growth. in atlanta, jason johnson, politics analyst, and george munoz, former assistant secretary of the clinton corporation. jason johnson, you talked about democrats being able to work against their brand problems with this as an issue. why aren't they all talking about this, then, if they're for the reauthorization of the bank. nothing goes inside campaign commercials better than smiling guys in hard hats, people at the factory gate opening and closing time, and it seems like a natural. >> it should be, but you got to remember these democrats they're avoiding tomatoes being tossed in 20 different directions. they're atoday muched to a president who is extremely unpopular. you still have discussions about the obamacare and isis. and any discussion about jobs you have to be able to demonstrate something on the ground for it to be of value. so i think a lot of democrats are really scrambling around. they're not making the kind of use of this issue that they should which is very typical of dem

topper is next with the when and the where $vb [ shelly ] as a graduate of devry university and keller graduate school of management, a business career was my goal. this was my career training camp... my professors... they were also my coaches. and my biggest supporters. their guidance from start to finish... helped me get my latest promotion...at microsoft. [ male announcer ] get started now with our merit based career catalyst scholarship. new students could qualify for up to $20,000. funds are limited. to be considered you must apply by august 29th at devry.edu. >>> that line of storms we have been tracking, we now have a tornado warning in effect south of woodstock. we'll kind of detail this for you. we are looking at the possibility of small tornado, certainly gusty winds up to 60 or 70 miles per hour and also more unlikely some hail. it is just south of woodstock now. a tornado warning until 6:45. a severe thunderstorm warning until 6:30. it's the same tomorrow that prompted the severe thunderstorm warning but this is the tornado warning. i want you tofriends in chenandoa valley.

i'm matt keller in for ama dates. the new stadium is being called a success, but fans are not excited how long it took to get to the stadium and leave. some say it took more than an hour to wade through the traffic. sergio is live tonight in santa clara with reaction. serming yow? sergio? >> matt more than 38,000 soccer fans turned out for this event at levi stadium, and as you mentioned traffic to and from was a bit of of a mess. now stadium operators and the vta will be readjusting their plans to make sure that when the first 49ers game here in two weeks brings 70,000 fans it will go a little smoother. at the close of the game when more than 48,000 fans streamed out of levi stadium the traffic went sour. >> it took me over an hour to get home, over an hour. >> she wasn't even one of the fans. she is a resident who got caught up in the detours and the gridlock. >> they were not allowing anybody to turn left. even if you went further down you couldn't then turn right. >> fans took to social media to post pictures and

i'm matt keller.the north bay where a deadly plane crash caused a brush fire that continues to burn near marshall petaluma. a single-engine beach craft crashed after pilots reported having engine trouble last night in a flight from oregon to san carlos. the pilot was died. nobody else was on board. >>> time for a check of morning commute with leyla gulen in the abc7 traffic center. >> as we take a look, this is in san jose, 101 coming up to san jose airport dealing with heavy morning traffic. we also have this accident in san jose. it's on 85 in the northbound direction right at winchester boulevard. we are left with delays out of the park but particularly heavy the farther norte you get in cupertino. >> thanks, leyla. mike nicco as your bay area forecast w you'll connect withnte, your doctor any time, ♪ anywhere. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. ♪ become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ >>> the drizzle is the story once again. up to 0.07 inch of m

in her name was julia keller but she would often get julie.n i returned to monrovia long after this i had with the people who were writing on the top of the cake i would like to say congratulations pulitzer prize, 2005. i wanted to make sure he was able to understand me better cause during the conversation on its own. they welcome people from "the chicago tribune" that were coming over to celebrate this cake was littered. pulitzer, 2005. [laughter] i think it is an appropriate name one of the things that is so respected even then as they e talking about their experience was the real respect for achievement as opposed to simply celebrity for its own sake and i think the pulitzer was meaningful naturally for an something that clearly was about achievement and not about saying and that is something that their father lived to see her receive and i know that gave i it and it level as well. he died unfortunately before the movie came out, but lived to see that achievement and that is something that all those years later there was still a little spar

it happened on keller street. it caused serious damage. dozens of firefighters did respond, but no one was injured. the fallout from the conflict in ferguson. a rally outside the department of justice tonight. and they packed a popular restaurant to capacity as well. many tell us they want to make sure that the momentum of the movement does not fade away. live in northwest washington with more on this. investigations into michael brown's death are moving slowly. a local grand jury meets just once a week activists are gathered here in d.c. for a rally and town hall meeting. they are trying to figure out how to keep the focus on ferguson. first, they rallied outside the department of justice in the name of michael brown. was shot andeen killed by police in ferguson, missouri. then they packed in for a town hall meeting. get inho could not listen from outside. a panel of experts told the crowd that the death of michael brown may be a tipping point. it, the confidence to fix it. >> activists say it will change the culture of policing in this c

five.a party in there was another shooting at a 200[ shelly ] as a graduate of devry universy and keller graduate school of management, a business cacareer was my goa. this was my career training camp... my professors... they were also my coaches. and my biggest supporters. their guidance from ststart finish... helped me get my latest promotion...at microsoft. [ male announcer ] geget started now with our merit based career catalyst scholarship. big weekthis is a ahead for many local school kids, who are heading back to school for classes. it is hard to believe that summer is almost over. you kids, good luck. i hope you have a great first but the weather will be nice for the kids going out to the bus stop in the morning. let's start with today, because it was fantastic. yesterday's gray and dismal day, today was nice, and we have got clear skies from our weatherbug camera in laurel, prince george's county schools, if i am correct, go back to school on tuesday. 81 is one of the warmer spots, 73 in winchester, 75 in manassas. mind that our average high for this time of year is 86, and we a

matt keller is at the ballpark. >> many people in the bay area are fans of robin williams but here at at&t park at the giants games, that is with he could be a fan. last night, a day after his death, giants fan stood if a mr. president silence and remembered robin williams on the jumbo-tron between innings clips of the movies were played on the screen. he was was a loyal giants fan can cleared them on during the run. >> all smiles he property out so i on say he helped us, him... >> high was the usual sell, bouncing around, having a good time and clearing for the giants. >> many fans talked of sighing the movies while flowing up, and crawford talked about "mrs. doubtfire" and angel talked about another that he did not understand english as a kid. williams brought a big star to the games, billy crystal and put pressure on the giants manager to make sure that he won the game for him. a lot on the line for the giants and yankees game. >>> the marin county sheriff says there are no signs of foul play in williams death. yesterday, they announced the preliminary cause was asphyxiation due to

i'm matt keller in for carolyn tiler. let's start with a first look at the whether with meteorologist lisa argen. >> we are starting out with plenty of low clouds and fog. marine layer is quite feet, over 2,000 feet deep. from the exploratorium camera you will notice you can't see much out there. gray skies, 59 in concord with mist and drizzle at the coast. it will take some time for the skies to clear. when they do, temperatures will be below average today. so mid-80s return for inland east bay. that's the warm spot. low to mid-60s in san francisco and we will be look at temperatures in the upper 60s to mid-70s around the bay. we will talk about more of that mist and drizzle. >> a race car driver died. i was hit by the car driven by kevin stewart. they say the accident is not drill nature and stewart is cooperating with authorities. stewart is a three-time nascar champion. his manager says stewart will still race today in the nascar sprint cup series at watkins international in new york state. >>> a man and dead followin

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matt keller with more from san jose. >>. >> reporter: getting to class may be most difficult part of the day. but for the 800 or so students at willow glenn, they have a few people looking or for them including this crossing guard. >> i've been here a long time. they know me. when i put my hand out, that means stop. >> reporter: robert pasqual has his own way of stopping cars. what are you looking out for? >> speed mainly. >> reporter: this it guy was speeding? had this this became a school zone meaning 25 miles per hour speed limit when children are presence. he hands out about seven speeding tickets an hour. >> new school for me. >> reporter: this is a new school for you? and you have new shoes for today? >> addison and her older sister lauren were walked to school by their mom. >> enjoy, get to know your new teacher, all the kids in your class and just get ready to learn. >> reporter: the president of the pta says they are ready for the common core curriculum. this is the second year. but not everyone's favorite subject is inside the classroom. >> i'm most excited about recess. >>

i'm matt keller. >>> stadium officials admit last night could have gone much smoother. fans were encouraged to arrive early, however, since this was the first event, proved to be daunting. public transportation was also an option, but a lot of eta riders complained the trains were sometimes late. then there was the drive home which turned into another challenge. fans vented on twitter, unbelievely poor traffic control. darryn wrote, unbelievable for a professional sports event to have that bad traffic control. three blocks moves. a spokesman for the 49ers says they're still studding it. >> we're looking at additional staff if that's what it means. or it may be how we can reroute traffic patterns. >> more than 48,000 fans were at last night's earthquake's game. first 9ers game is in two weeks from today. >>> tonight, police are investigating a fatal officer-involved shooting in oakland. >> reporter: oakland police quickly set up a perimeter. they asked alameda county for k-9 support. all this took place around 4:00 a.m. and neighbors were hardly surprised by the activity

this gold gloves, and some of this is 25 miles from [ shelly ] as a graduate of devry university and kellergraduate school of management, a business career was my goal. this was my career training camp... my professors... they were also my coaches. and my biggest supporters. their guidance from start to finish... helped me get my latest promotion...at microsoft. [ male announcer ] get started now with our merit based career catalyst scholarship. new students could qualify for up to $20,000. funds are limited. to be considered you must apply by august 29th at devry.edu. . >>> no crazy science education needed here. money talks and the big bang theory is back for another season. >> stars are holding out for more money and they're getting it. parsons, and the other two stand to make $1 million for a 30 minute episode. >> all they have to do is a few more episodes and go home. >> it must be nice. we'll see you at 11:00. have body. it hugs you. [jeffery] i don't have to think about how to get comfortable anymore. [evie] this zips off so i can wash it-yes, please. [robert]dude,tempur-pedic is kil

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i'm matt keller in for ama da z daetz. a state of emergency because of six wildfires burning now. one day fire exploded inside today. it burned at least 12700 acres. today's high temperatures and strong winds made it difficult for firefighters to get containment at 20%. >>> shasta county's fire exploded to 7,000 acres forcing more evacuations there. it's been burning in the national forest since thursday. firefighters have zero contain mtd of the blaze. the governor secure add grant to cover the cost of fighting the fire. >>> a series of thunderstorms moving through southern california this weekend. last sunday a rare storm hit the region. lightning strikes killed one and injured several others who were caught off guard. this morning the storm dumped rain on a bicycle race through the mountains. some of the cyclists had to be treated for hypothermia. >>> here in the bay area, relief for areas dealing with the recent triple digit temperatures. francis has more with a look at live doppler 7 hd, hi, francis. >> good evening. walnut creek dropped by 19 degrees. live doppler 7 picking

matt keller, abc 7 news. >> it looks great when you ride the waves. you don't know what you're doing. you do not want to be out there. >> i know you're a big surfer. >> not like that. >> let's head outwith meteorologist drew tillman in for spencer chryistian. drew? >>> it is a pleasant day across the region. a live look across the bay. total sunshine has warmed us up nicely this afternoon. tracking even warmer temperatures tomorrow. the details and the full accuweather seven is-day forecast. >>> also coming up, homeowner's nasty houseguest. as wasp nest. how did this happen? >> i'm michael finney in today's q&a just ahead. i'm still taking your questions on twitter and facebook. you can contact me at facebook.com/michaelfinney and twitter @mfinney. >>> at 4:36 a live look at the afternoon commute. the skyway is jammed up in both directions. oncoming traffic going to the bay bridge, the lower deck, the east bay and the other side 101 south. >>> talk about your unwanted houseguests. a swarm of more than 5,000 wasps took over a spare bedroom at a home in

matt keller has more. >> reporter: this abandoned naval ship yard commissary on mare island doesn't have any real value, but firefighters wanted a better view from the outside of the building. >> we have a homeless contingency on mare island right now. we did a quick primary search to make sure it was indeed no victims that needed rescuing. then we went into defensive operations. >> reporter: going defensive means the firefighters blasted water from the outside. and it's a good thing, because as our camera rolled, an air conditioner unit collapsed into the building. water could have been an issue. sunday's earthquake damaged dozens of water mains throughout vallejo, including on mayor island. it's a problem firefighters place across the city whenever they respond to calls. on their way with lights and sirens, they contact the water department. if there's a damaged water main at the fire, the city will pump water from a different source to the hydrant. when they arrive, they make sure the hydrant is working. >> we are able to isolate the main which supplied us more water than we needed, w

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matt keller is at the scene. matt? >>> yes, we just learned that no one was found on the boat but they have to bring the boat out of the water. the coast guard does not get far this morning and are taking a break to wait for the tide to come back in. the fishing boat was designed to float. when it stopped doing that yesterday after the captain reported it had hit some rocks and he abandoned ship it came to rest on its side on ocean beach with wave after wave crabbing into it. the coast guard and several contract workers made the first attempt to pull it to shore by ewing cables, a loader, and excavator and high tide. it moves 5 feet after a couple of hours. >> there was hull penetration so it is heavy and difficult to remove from the sub. >> yesterday morning the captain, 51 years old timothy lybrand called boats for help and said he would attempt to swim to shore. it is believed he not not want to be found because he had a drug arrest in 2010 and this is a booking photo. investigators say they went to the two listed a

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matt keller is in san jose with more. cat? >> we are 2 1/2 hours away from the start of the clean up after flyers warned people living here they are trespassing. the city's homeless service manager says ten people will be affected. they will pick up gash original on the creek and the flyer does not specify the we area. advocates for homeless were this but neighbors saw this a safety and health has arrest. >> the churches want to help city but the city makes it impossible because the strategy in my opinion is to try to isolate homeless. >> you come here in the evening, you don't know what is in there. this is no light. >> the city says they will hold on to personal property such administration tents for 90 days. the clean up starts at 7:00 ap. >> happening now, investigators are trying to figure what sparked a spectacular fire on mare island last night at 7:00 at abandoned marine barracks. it too two hours to get the place under control. crews let the fire burn itself out. the building has been empty for years. homeless people

matt keller joins us with more. >> british and united states officials are concerned of the threat by isis militants and what could happen to other journalists held hostage. president obama made a statement before 10:00 our time saying the world is appalled at the murder of jim foley but that will set not stop the united states from confronting extremists. the united states of america will do what we can do to protect our people. we will be vigilant. we will be relentless. when people harm americans anywhere we do what is necessary to see justice is done president obama spoke with his family after the video was shown beheaded in retribution for airstrike in iraq, his family spoke to the media this morning. >> it is different to find solace but he is free. he is finally free. we know he is in god's hands. we know...we know...we know he is in heavy were. we need the courage and prayers. he was an inspiration for us. and for so many others. we miss his courage and his love his mother told the kidnappers to save the lives of the other kidnapped journalists. the man doing the beheading spo

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. >>> matt keller has the latest. matt? >>> yes, the danger is past. the leak is patched. the evacuation and shelter in place order is lifted. we shot video 15 or 20 minutes ago. you could check it out. it started at 8:45 a.m. when a construction crew hit a 4" gas main. firefighters took over the scene. pg&e was called. campbell police blocked the roads and went door-to-door to the homes. a shelter-in-place order was given a quarter-mile of the leak and notified by reverse 9-1-1 system and capped at 10:29 with the order listed 15 minutes later. good thing it happened this time of day because most people were at work. the campbell community center has maybe one person showing up and not a lot people who had to use the shoal step in place at the campbell community center. as for the scene, they have to move out equipment and work and that scene so the traffic is going to be blocked off here for at least a little while longer. >>> thank you. police in oak land are investigating an accident where a pedestrian was hit by a car in the fruitvale district that happened after 10 po

>> we have team coverage of the aftermath of the earthquake and we will move on to that with matt keller on the air first yesterday and he said there was an update to the damage. >> and now the young teen who was seriously injured by a falling fire place and we begin with amy hollyfield where inspectors with office of emergency services checking for damage to the buildings. >>> they are not in recovery mode yet. they are in assessment mode trying to keep everything safe if you look down the street you can see they are not sweeping up breaks but putting up a fence around it and they are out in force today just checking on the damage one more time. inspectors are doing another sweep to look again for cracks in buildings and see if there was movement since the earthquake. the mayor says they are making good progress. >> we have so many building inspectors i was surprised. they can get to everyone today with all of the teams they have in police. when you know something you can deal with it. they red tagged 33 buildings yesterday and we will revisit them today and check on others they could n

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. >> matt keller is in santa cruz. >> i am standing on the cliffs at the most popular subspot here in santa cruz and the finals of a surf spot are taking place and conditions are great. south facing benches like santa cruz are catching the biggest waves in the bay area. >> this isn't the norm for summer in santa cruz, fog covers the coast and the ocean can look like a lake. but not today. serve's up under blue skies. hurricane marie churning off the coast of mexico in a swell from necessary are put the extra strength into the summer surf with 5' to 7' waves brought to the challenge. >> it is the best. it is what the surfers are waiting for and when it comes together like this, it is fun. >> this morning, the contest pits fur circumstances from five local subshots against each other for the right to go to the national championship in nicaragua. the ever represent goes back to mid-80's and sometimes mother nature doesn't cooperate. >> we have this event scheduled back in july a month ago and we had to pest upon it because it was dead flat. this was no rideable wave. we pest pointed it.

matt keller joins us in san jose international with more. >>> two major incidents in four months conditions passengers but new security measures are implemented. >> getting on an airplane is a test of following orders. a strange move and you can be taken out for extra security screening. the fact 26-year-old marilyn hartman got on a flight from san jose international airport to los angeles afternoon monday without a dick debt seems nearly impossible. >> i am shocked. they scene us so thoroughly. you are patted down for the houston little thing. i cannot imagine someone else scraping and get on a plane. >>> southwest ails conducted a hold count after in the air and police say she had no confirmed reservation in the system and in proof she purchased a ticket and was arrested in los angeles. this is not her first instance at the airport the she has tried six times to get past security at sfo and one time she made it on a plan but was arrested before take off. hartman is banned from sfo without a dick debt. san jose airport security toll the local congressman how she did it, bipat the document

según la encuestadora keller, tuvo la delincuencia como principal preocupaciÓn, por encima de problemas gente nerviosa. dista mucho de la temperatura que deberÍamos tener para la Época. aumentaron mÁs sobre este patrÓn climÁtico. buenas noches, eduardo. >> buenas noches, cuello. buenas noches, amigo. temperatura por arriba de 80. el aeropuerto de philadelphia con 83. la realidad es como tÚ decÍas, hemos estado por debajo de estos rÉcords. 94.995. la temperatura han estado por debajo del valor normal para esta Época. gran parte de esta zona de 80 82.65. unos termÓmetros afuera de la ciudad de filadelfia, reportando incluso menos. calma en la zona. unas ocho millas por hora en el aeropuerto de filadelfia. pero las noches siguen despejadas. maryland reportando nubosidad esta hora. nosotros con tiempo mayormente seco. una perturbaciÓn bastante fuerte. la tenemos, que debe estar impulsando, el menos, 12 sistemas frontales en los prÓximos dÍas. esto significarÍa lluvia. de momento, maÑana tiempo tranquilo. lo que tenemos a corto plazo. por esto deberÍa mejorarse un poco partir del jueves. cua

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matt keller is in san jose with more. cat? 2 1/2 hours away from the start of the clean up after flyers warned people living here they are trespassing. the city's homeless service manager says ten people will be affected. they will pick up gash original on the creek and the flyer does not specify the we area. advocates for homeless were this but neighbors saw this a safety and health has arrest. >> the churches want to help city but the city makes it impossible because the strategy in my opinion is to try to isolate homeless. >> you come here in the evening, you don't know what is in

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