these shoe laces were untide. >> while i was walking, i tripped on my shoe lace and i fell on my side on the curb. >> she tripped on her shoes here and fell against that. >> she fell hard on the curb right between her ribs and the hip. the school called her mother and knew this was no ordinary childhood fall. >> there was no visible mark anywhere on her from where she fell, but she was very pail and pale and she was in a lot of pain. >> sophia ended up at lew cease packard where she had a fractured kidney leaking blood and urine. >> this is very unusual. we see it from people who have fallen from a great distance or playing contact sports and take a significant hit to the kidney. >> this is what they saw on the right side of the screen. >> they put a tube in sophia's kidney so fluids will flow normally and let the kidney heal on its own. doctors expect sophia to make a fullrecovery. but if her mother hadn't gotten her checked out immediately, her situation could have been dire. >> she could have bled a lot and gone into shock and possibly died if the parents hadn't followed up. >> i d

laces were untied. >> while i was walking i tripped on my shoe lace, and i fell on my side on the curbeporter: she tripped on her shoes here and fell against that. she fell hard on the curb right between her ribs and her hip. the school called her mother, she came immediately and knew this was no ordinary childhood fall. >> there was no visible fall on her from where she fell but she was very pail -- peal and she was in a lot of pain so i could tell there was something seriously wrong. >> reporter: the doctors discovered a fractured kidney leaking blood and urine. >> this is a very unusual injury. we see it in athletes. >> reporter: they will let the kidney heal on its own. doctors expect sofia to make a full recovery. that their accident shouldn't prevent her from playing sports or whatever she likes to do. but if sofia's mother hadn 't gotten her checked out immediately, sofia's injury could have been dire. >> she could have bled a lot. >> i couldn't let it go. as a parent i think that's the best thing you can do. trust that instinct. if it turns out to be nothing. so much the better

least they could do to coordinate but to force a subpoena is outrageous i appreciate many rogers lacing out the changes in the law i want to note the cap i believe in seattle and other places as one suggestion how to coop the potential number registered people and the one hundred and 59 current registrations and the 24 appointment is on 4 hundred by the end of april my hope better outreach as we said and looking at the law to make the enforcement part work better the penalties are good ones as well. >> thank you supervisor mar colleagues if no other questions or comments why not open up for public comment i have a number of speaker cards when you hear your name called line up against the wall you have two minutes (calling names) last names karen p as well come on up let's get going. >> hi my name is justin i live in the mission in district 9 my partner and i have a platform for airbnb for about a year and a half we did it with the permission of the landlord and get the permission from the neighborhoods so we're very i testified in support of the home sharing law we're using b income to

. >> she actually has had two laces, and when they are attached to the hook the laces when you pull ite hook. so then it comes undone. >> what a simple idea. i imagine for anybody that has arthritis or injury. >> back problems. >> front clasps aren't always the most comfortable thing. maybe it's not the type of bra that you want. >> you sound like a bra salesman. you should be working in the undergarment section. >> jamie and her boyfriend set up this go fund me page looking for $25,000 to fund this. >> i think this is worth every penny. >> awesome that she's reached out to us. i feel like the shark tank here. >> could make millions. how many women have been frustrated in the heat of passion, for some reason guys can't figure it out. >> if you're in a situation like that where the guy can't get the bra, maybe leave it on and pick another guy. >>> this brave little dude's going to try to pull his loose tooth with the help of -- >> a camero. >> see if bringing in the extra muscle gets the job done. yoyou u tototatal l yoyourur b brarandnd n new car. nobody's hurt,but there will still be

. >>> addressed to the white house and laced with danger. the letter intercepted by secret service. >>> from bad to worse. the problem a giant sinkhole is creating. drivers are scratching their heads. >>> this will have you bundling up this morning. grab your winter coat maybe a scarf and sunglasses. the wind is a cold one this morning. 33 degrees at 4:37. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ yoplait. with a smooth and creamy taste your whole family loves. don't miss yoplait's exciting new flavors -- creamy caramel and cookies 'n cream. >>> 60s, yesterday. winter is blowing back into town today. you have to bundle up this morning. this afternoon, seeing sunshine but colder than yesterday. 34 degrees right now, feels like 24. the current windchill, when you factor in the steady 16-mile-an-hour wind. we will see the temperature climb. instead of the 60s like yesterday at lunchtime, it will be 38 degrees this afternoon. your hour-by-hour forecast as we go into the afternoon we'll make it into the 40s. not a huge warm up. the cold sticks around for tomorrow. lots of sunshin

freak accident involving a shoe lace led to surgery for a little girl. >> reminder daylight saving timeines this weekend sunday at 2:00 a.m. don't forget to spring forward and set the clock ahead one hour >> freak accident involving an untied shoe lace sent a little girl to stanford hospital with a very serious injury. abc 7 news reporter chris witch has the story. >> it was a lunch time accident last friday that sent 7-year-old sophia to packard children hospital at stanford for nearly a week. >> i tripped on my shoe lace and fell on the curb and hit my side on it. >> went to the school nurse office because of the pain and because she had thrown up. her parents were called to take her home thinking it was probably something minor. but the vomiting continued and so did the trip. first to urgent care center then on to another hospital er before being taken to stan foyvrmentd we saw the ct scan we were floored we didn't know it was possible. could you break a piece of the kidney off. >> happened to sophia and something needed to be con to save the kidney. the surgery was perform. >> put a

the lace where martin luther king the third's grandfather was the preacher steward and the chairman of the trustee board at the same time. he was a powerful somebody. i stand here today -- i talked to my cousin earlier and i was reminded that my aunt margaret my mother's sister served as a domestic for u.s. senator john sparkman. a senator from this state, in alabama. she was his domestic worker for 30 years. when his neighbor, general omar bradley would have a luncheon or a dinner, he would share his domestic with his neighbor. i said to myself, how ironic it is that now i am presiding over the state where the individual who accepted the hell up fairly paid to help now has a son of the help coming to stand in the midst. there's a lot i want to say today, but it reminded me of one who was named matilda. matilda worked in the master's house. after the dred scott decision, master came in and said matilda black people don't have any rights and white -- that white people are duty bound to honor. matilda said that's not right and she kept on cooking and kept on serving. she said i've got to

meetings and people do not handle their complaints about harassment and discrimination in the work lacee fact they did not have a policy that is relatively available and could not find it when an investigator asked for it these are the kinds of things they're going to hammer on. they are going to reiterate statements from other employees who say they found a great place to work and importantly, they will reiterate the point that she was a problem child and was not a good worker and is using gender discrimination as a way to explain why she did not do a good job at work. cory: we talked about this on friday or first day. i wonder -- you mentioned the real beneficiaries might not be the lawyers and might not even be women in silicon valley, but will be the hr people. it's intriguing to me that a firm like kleiner perkins which is among the biggest names in all of silicon valley and is one of the most professional places did not have some of these basic things in lace. -- in place. is this a great been to the hr industry? >> for a firm of about 50 people, you don't have to have an hr perso

she didn't realize her shoe laces were untied. she tripped and fell hard on this curb.shing down on her side. the school called her mother and she came down immediately. >> there was no visible mark on her from where she fell but she was very pale. she was in a lot of pain. i could tell there was something seriously wrong. >> her mother took her to the hospital. that's where doctors found she had a fractured kidney and was leaking fluid. they say if her mother hadn't brought her to the hospital when she did she could have died. now doctors expect she will make a full recovery. she will be back home after a week in the hospital. >>> this morning 19-year-old private first class matt zander is home after a surprise welcome home ceremony. he arrived yesterday at sfo and there are dozens of people to greet him. that included the patriot guard riders. christina has more on this emotional homecoming. >> reporter: >> reporter: rush to the terminal gate. >> countdown has been on for a week. >> reporter: with his wife and family. >> emotional. >> reporter: moments later zander ap

lace sick surgeons act like the skaters adjusting constantly to what their customers might want. surgeons buy new equipment and try new things. >> what do i need to do? >> you have movies playing in the waiting room. >> we have entertainment and wi-fi and snacks. i was thinking of getting someone to play music in the waiting room so we have a better experience. >> typical waiting time is less than 5 minutes. >> how long do you wait to see a doctor? >> if you have a broken leg sitting in an orthopedic's office you sit there three 3?r hours. >> why do you make the extra effort? >> people leave. they have choices. >> i don't when it comes to my eyes. >> your type of as stigmatism is not a good candidate for the procedure. >> darn. >> for those that are lace six surgery is a wonderful thing. she will have to pay the $2,000 bill herself because insurance rarely pays for it. but insurance or government not paying has been. >> prices are not soaring in fact they are falling. if you look at cosmetic surgery which is not covered by most health insurance plans prices are not going up the w

my hands are too cold to tie the laces. >> she's happy to wear sneakers again. >> translator: they feel warm. >> her mother has chosen leather shoes. >> they fit. they make me feel taller, too. >> about an hour later, all the villagers have new foot ware. up until now, dawa distributed more than 6,000 pairs of shoes. he's been to over 20 different locations focusing on the poorest areas. written on the inner wall of his store is his favorite quote. >> translator: i keep on working and i get tired. i need something to boost me and motivate me, too. >> dawa has recently started teaching shoe repair. believing that if more people have the skill, the easier it will be for them and their communities to keep their shoes in good condition. he's already held workshops in 14 of the 20 districts. today dawa is visiting a district in central butan. the journey is long and takes ten hours by road. he'll spend two days running a work shop at a nunnery. this tibet an nunnery was built in 1968. about 150 nuns and novices live here. most are from villages in central and eastern butan. only a month ago.

as aaron and me lace is a discovered on their wedding day.hat moment occurred last fall as they stood outside the iron gate inn. >> all of a sudden a man approach us on the street and he bang to sing to us and he started to sing stevie wonder's isn't she lovely. his voice was beautiful, passionate. he was in a great mood. he wanted to share his talents and gifts with us. >> it was very touching. >> then the stranger asked for a small gift in return. >> when he was done he asked for financial assistance because he had to sing for his supper. >> later that day, it hit them they should have invited this man to the reception, but when they went back out, he was gone. >> and it's something that was weighed very heavily on me that i wasn't in an opportunity to help that day and i didn't think. >> we would like to find him and thank him. in some way, whatever that might be. i think i would recognize him again if we were to interact with him or encounter i am. >> he's an african-american man in his 40s wearing a brown suit that day. he had a beautifu

he says he knows nothing about the heroine-laced card. >> really, i didn't have anything to do with itve been clean 17 months now. i never lived before -- until i was sober. the sober life was the best life. i feel that someone, make my bunky -- we've been bunkies for 12 to 13 days. maybe used my name to -- so they didn't have to worry themselves about it. i'm facing too much to even risk something like that. that's -- that's another five years. and i'm looking -- you know, my max is ten years on my charges that i have. >> there may be criminal charges filed against inmate battaglia. more than likely not because of the small amount that was coming in. and being that the -- the return address was phoney, there's no way to determine who actually sent it in. >> battaglia does not know that yet. >> if they find me guilty, i'm going to be upset because i can't risk another charge. >> instead of criminal charges, battaglia and his cell mate, who requested to remain anonymous, and each will be investigated and receive disciplinary hearings. >> how are you going to fight the case? >> my words.

>>> thousands of people were up early this morning to lace up their running shoes and hit the streetsa rock 'n' roll half marathon got under way at 6:30 this morning on the great highway. this is video provided by the event. the course includes a leg acroross the golden gate bridge. 32-year-old fernando cabato finished first in the men's division. >>> hollywood came to san francisco this morning for a new movie about pioneering apple founder steve jobs. "abc7 news" was there as dozens lined up to take part in universal pictures' open invitation. there's no pay for today, but lots of prizes including a trip to universal studios hollywood for the movie's premiere. >>> more than 1,000 people have closets filled with new clothing shoes and toys thanks to some generosity in the east way. "abc7 news" was there in san pablo today. a group called the white pony express organized the event to help students and parents. this is the group's free general store program. volunteers collected 13000 new and gently used clothes items. the people who got these items can't thank them enough. >> they are

the e-mail under investigation was laced with racist and sexist language and demanded that certain ethnicities be suspended from frat parties. the yurt is now investigating. earlier this week, the university of oklahoma shut down a fraternity after this video surfaced. it shows frat members singing a racist chant. they expelled two of the students. they hired a high profile attorney. he says the video is inexcuse able. they say the students still have rights that must be protected. >>> now to a developing story in delaware county. a pedestrian has serious injuries after being trapped underneath a car. it happened around 9:30 tonight. emergency crews worked to free the victim. police say the driver stayed at the scene. >>> we now know that who people were injuried in this house fair in glauster county. >>> a new jersey man was among the service members killed in a helicopter crash off of the coast. he was from basking ridge in somerset county in north jersey. salvage operations began at the sight today. the chopper when down in fog. >>> all clear tonight after officials found two suspicious pac

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$250 there's a time limit there i think one of the problems with prop j was actually, the prohibition laced 6 years in some cases we want to make sure that the limit lasted for the appropriate amount of time because this is a limit end to prohibition we'll have to build the appropriate record that takes a little bit of homework for staff it's sort of complicated housing and tax issues just to find out there is, in fact, a justification for this limit. >> i'm familiar with the contractor abandon i think there is possibly some conversation for the nonprofit the executive director and he ceo couldn't i think it coasted board members it makes it trvrm it's hard to keep track of our board members activities and so has an opportunity to for one to fall down unknowingly. >> undoebl that's correct with the abandoned the contractor ban and i believe in prop j it applied to corporate officers but to the board members and frankly that's a lot of recordkeeping to figure out occupying we have to found out who is actually applying for what predicament and decisions and kwh when it is triggered and who ar

. >>> they lace them up and hid the hardwood. this was more about competition. >>> some of the biggest names in the music industry are competing for top hop oors >>> too long some of the biggest names in the entertainment industry are in los angeles for the i heart radio music awards. the show kicks off here in less than two hours right here on nbc4. it's a live show. jamie foxx is going to be hosting it. you can expect some big performances by rihanna, madonna, and lots of others. the winners are determined by radio chart fan votes and the buzz on social media. >> social has really changed the world of music. these artists have massive followers. they hang on everything they tweet or instagram. >> justin timberlake will receive the innovate or award. tune in at 8:00 and make sure you live tweet along with us. you could find an extended preview of the though right now on our nbc washington app. >>> it looks like the monday morning commute will begin with showers. 'mealia will show us what we can expect. >>> and indiana >>> indian

roz: leobnn, the vigil took lace where the accident happened. most folks who came out were strangers, never meeting the little girl or the family but the tragedy touch them deeply and the hurt runs deep. >> oh, my baby! roz: the heartbreaking cries of a mother wracked with grief painful to hear, nearly impossible to comprehend. her two-year-old child is gone. >> my daughter was my everything. she was my everything! please keep me in your prayers. roz: the accident happened on old chapel and laurel-bailey road. she was in the street with her grandmother when she was struck. dynasty did not survive, but when said they did what they could. >> how many people came to help, telling her to stay away, not closer eyes. we were all begging her to stay with us. she started to close her eyes. roz: the grandmother survived but had multiple injuries. she came back to the scene for the first time. >> a broken collarbone, five broken ribs. roz: dozens came out for the candlelight vigil to honor the two-year-old and support her family, including the paramedics

right now on "first look," new details on the cyanide-laced letter sent to the white house. >>> developing overnight death threats against caroline kennedy are being taken very seriously. >>> and a u.s. drone is apparently shot down inside syria. >>> plus benjamin net yoon hue holds on to a power lead in israel. >>> and what just might be the best video on this wednesday morning. thanks so much for waking up this morning. i'm betty nguyen. >>> right now, the secret service is investigating an envelope that has tested positive for deadly cyanide. it was received at a sight that screens incoming mail. on monday the envelope was tested negative, and then it tested positive. it has been sent for testing. the envelope listed a return address to a man that has a history with the secret service. >>> now to this. developing stories police in japan are investigating death threats to caroline kennedy. a man who spoke english, called the u.s. embassy in tokyo many times last month saying he would kill caroline kennedy. >>> breaking news overnight from northern california. stockton police are investig

. ♪ mark: if there is one thing we know about new hampshire, they love lace.t is another thing, they love focus groups. we went to the granite state on tuesday to talk to republicans democrats, and independence. we will show you the first part. it includes republicans and independents likely to vote in the gop primary early next year. spoiler alert, jeb bush is a lot of work to do in new hampshire. anybody think a career politician is what we need now? >> no. mark: i want to start with jeb bush. >> i don't need to be voting for a bush or a clinton over and over again. >> politicians have no faith in the classroom. >> he is not someday i would vote for. >> he has no chance at all. mark: who considers themselves someone who would vote for jeb bush? >> i don't think the bushes are bad people. if they were the only candidate i guess i would vote for them. mark: that's a ringing endorsement. >> if he had come -- become a candidate before, yes. but after his father and brother, he won't have a chance. mark: anybody think he has a good chance? anybody think he is the

romance and lots of lace which i think is very pretty. >> it's okay.ountry for my taste. >> one trend i'm really loving water color ombre. >> soft pastels. >> she'll like that one, that's the one. >> water colors. >> honey, i hope you're watching because i'm not taking notes. >> more and more couples are inspired by nature and the outdoors. >> i like this particular idea because it's a green living wall which basically features live plants. >> there you go. >> i hope this has helped you in your wedding planning process. but remember whatever trend or theme you go with please make it true to the two of you. call me. ♪ >> turner's being lazy. ♪ >> he's so lazy. >> a snowmobile video here for you but this one doesn't involve any snow. we have here truck, snowmobile and what they have is a ramp to get this up on to the truck. what i think is going to happen, nick? >> they're going to -- >> he just landed flat on top. >> but their idea worked. >> yes. >> they got it on top of the truck. >> with sound. >> the execution, though not quite what they were lookin

. >> timely 6,000 runners laced up sneakers to take part in fifth annual run for 5 k.se taken around the sports complex and fdr park. this event -- "castle" is next on channel 6. "action news" continues at 6:00 tomorrow morning with nydia han eva pilgrim and chris sauers. for melissa magee, jeff skversky and the entire "action news" team. i'm walter perez, have a great night, we'll see you back here previously on "castle"... ask me why i'm here. you know, i ask myself that question every day. that was paula, my agent with big news about my book, "heat wave." are they really making a nikki heat movie? dude, did i call it or what? and you are about to be immortalized on the silver screen. (man) yeah, i'd like to report a murder. i did it. he called to report his crime. it's like he did this for fun. (camera shutter clicks) nikki heat. he dedicated this murder to me. nikki heat i presume. it's beckett. special agent jordan shaw. tell me everything you know about jordan shaw. she is like the federal you. (shaw) if our killer is obsessed with nikki heat, then so are we. so

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advise i used to connect i saw at a town hall meeting i can't pronounce his name it starts with a b and laced name an s. >> yes. that's the name. >> i saw him at the town hall melting he said that he likes the brt and also said there has to be a way to make cars to have access to the freeways entrances and exits if you disturb that you're making gridlock everything else be careful what you ask for . >> >> thank you. next speaker please. >> and jerold hub berry the last time i'll read those two names (calling names). >> i'm going to read a few more names. >> good afternoon, sir. >> this is a much needed project polk is a major bicycle corridor and absolutely scary for people to ride on in the seriousness of vision zero this should be important lives and safety are more important than - most of people who spent their money get there without driving that will change even more in that direction if you make it is important practical and convenient i think whatever you do you're probably going to be stuck with it for decades and think about more and more people are moving here the density is increa

businesses all i see is dealing with my business he opens one business at 954 and i probably has a lace or something not on not like an open business only one business there. >> thank you. >> okay departmental rebuttal mr. shaw? >> good evening robert shaw about public works we reviewed that with the public works code and nothing further this is a schematic of the brief locates and as was mentioned it is about presidential 15 to 20 feet so you guides get a better idea. >> right in front of. >> so. >> where the - it's right in front of that approximately. >> it is a little bit to the right if you're looking at directly at the store. >> at this angle it is approximately directly in front of their entrance to the offset 9 feet to those trees. >> silly question any way to offset it oath 9 feet. >> the department will have to review this against other utility there are a couple of man holds and requirement to cleaners from other utilities and a things of that nature we could look into the applicant to submit a new dinning room the permit is subject to complaints and the business owner compla

tying the shoes, we're going to take the laces, we're going to cross them over we're going to turn them around where the bunny goes down the hole, pull it tight and bunny ears, got it? [announcer] most parenting is hard to do in just 2 minutes. but 2 minutes twice a day making sure they brush is easier and it could help save them from a lifetime of tooth pain. >> you might be wondering, when is easter? easter is april 5th this year. that might be communion sunday for some of us. are you looking forward to that? >> i am because i think it will engage us deeper in communing with god in that way of allowing that to nourish us. >> i'm looking forward jeff and communion on easter sunday because communion is a celebration that sustains us in our hope. the bread and the cup keep our easter hope alive. >> good, good. >> i love what both of you said about easter. any additional thoughts about the easter message? why would they even want to come to easter service? >> i don't begrudge folks that come to easter and christmas service. the message of good news should be so clear and in the world need

. >>> the secret service says a letter addressed to the white house was laced with cyanide. the secret service said the envelope tested positive for cyanide, a deadly chemical compound. secret service said it sent the sample to another facility to confirm the test results. >>> secret service has been taking heat. now, the director is asking congress for $8 million to build a replica of the white house to help the agents train better to protect the real thing. it would be located 20 miles away at a secret service facility. right now, they train in a parking lot. >>> hundreds of customers in delaware were ripped off in a scam. >> this morning, the search continues for the thieves. here is what happened. the skimming device was found on an atm. investigators say the thieves sold saturday information. the criminals didn't get social security numbers or account numbers. >>> in delaware democratic lawmakers are planning to introduce legislation to raise minimum wage. they signed legislation to bump up to rate to $8.25 an hour in june. supporters want to see the rate increased to $

. >>> three number one seeds, number seven michigan state, they are lacing up their shoes for the finalour in indianapolis. saturday's showdown features a match-up between michigan state and the duke blue devils. the undefeated kentucky takes on wisconsin. they will meet for the national championship game right here on kpix 5 a week from tonight. >>> and roberta, he owes me lunch if i beat him in the brackets. i am way ahead right now. >> did you just make that up? >> he has to buy me lunch, too. >> i am with you. >> i think i would be buying you lunch no matter what. >> what a gentlemen. and what a day to have a lunch outside unless you are on the immediate seashore where we are picking up areas of fog. good afternoon, everybody. let's head outdoors and look at some of the conditions. right there you see the low clouds and the areas of patchy fog in the cliff house area of ocean beach. 71 degrees in conquered. low 60s in oakland. san francisco is at 60. and upper 60s in santa rosa. i think it's really obvious where we had that influence. clouds, let's take a look at our kpix program an

. >>> tess lace working on an update that will help ease anxiety of drivers bat low charge. elon musk tweeted a software update is coming intended to end range anxiety the term he refers to affects some drivers who are afraid to test the limit of the battery's range. he has a news conference scheduled for thursday morning. >>> remembering an heir legend. up next, the famous san franciscan who had everyone looking up in the sky. >>> and it sure has been great weekend for being outside, but what is the work woke looking like? abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma has the forecast. >> march madness anyone? we have your top seeds as the big dance is ready to roll, and jordan spieth was on a roll on the pga tour. >>> a ceremony today to arm local stunt pilot who died in the san francisco bay a 100 years ago. lincoln beachy put on an air show for 50,000 people in 1915. the san franciscan attempted a death dive where he would push his plane straight down and pull up the last minute, but he crashed his plane and drowned. a wreath whereas dropped in the waterfront near fort mason between

outrageous rent hike lacing one san francisco resident who either have to pay or move out. but is is legal or move out. but is this legal? good evening. amma is off tonight. the story is going viral after the tenant posted a letter from herland lord on facebook. 7 news is live with e story tonight. janet that is staggering. >> this story is hard to believe but we hea from the representer herself and she even tells u that she thought parts of the letter may have been a type o. lived here on the block for 10ears and now being forced in and out a move many are calling an illegal eviction. >> i was served papers on march second. >>he has until may 5th to find a new home. still too iing to make nse of what happened to her as she packs her belongings. she was given the letter by the landlord attorney that states her rent going up from 2145 to 8900 dollars. it also states her security deposit would go up to aid astounding 12,000 dollars per month. >> didn't seem believable. but kind of sickening. basically a price soigh that i could no one should afford something like. that but ce

. >>> tess lace working on an update that will help ease anxiety of drivers bat low charge. elon musk tweeted a software update is coming intended to end range anxiety the term he refers to affects some drivers who are afraid to test the limit of the battery's range. he has a news conference scheduled for thursday morning. >>> remembering an heir legend. up next, the famous san franciscan who had everyone looking up in the sky. >>> and it sure has been great weekend for being outside, but what is the work woke looking like? abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma has the forecast. >> march madness anyone? we have your top seeds as the big dance is ready to roll, and jordan spieth was on a roll on the pga tour. all >>> a ceremony today to arm local stunt pilot who died in the san francisco bay a 100 years ago. lincoln beachy put on an air show for 50,000 people in 1915. the san franciscan attempted a death dive where he would push his plane straight down and pull up the last minute, but he crashed his plane and drowned. a wreath whereas dropped in the waterfront near fort mason bet

. >>> thousands or people were up dark and early this morning to lace up their running shoes and hitcisco. the transamerica rock 'n' roll have marathon got underway this morning on the great highway. the course included a leg across the golden gate bridge. a 32-year-old man finished first with 1:06. tanya of redwood city wouldn't the women's with 1:20. runners could enjoy cooler temperatures today compared to yesterday. at least in san francisco. meteorologist drew tuma joins us now with another nice day. >> perfect running weather this morning. temperatures in the 50s getting underway and yesterday, duplicate of yesterday. live doppler 7hd showing you not a cloud outside. this afternoon this is how it looked from the suit crow tower cam. time laps showing you the pay. a few thin clouds off the coast. the sun goes down at 7:30 this evening. as you step outside on this sunday evening it's comfortable in most spots. currently 63 in downtown scan for instance. 74 in oakland. warm inland valleys. 84 antioch. san jose, 78. and los gatos, 81. satellite and radar is going to show you not a

he a few years ago break the story of a first hint of a corruption-laced scandal involving bob me in an december. when the news leaked that the department of justice was going to be investigating and pursuing federal corruption charges against bob me in an december some said the timing was suspect. >> here's one thing that is abundantly clear about the fourth coming criminal charges. he's been under investigation by the fbi since mid-2012, well before actually i broke the first story back when i worked for daily caller a couple of years ago. the fbi agents in miami and then also in the newark field office have been investigating senator ma mendez for a very long time. >> a grand jury has been conducting an investigation for a very long time. career federal prosecutors in this department of justice have been planning to move forward with criminal charges against the senator for at least two years and they are now getting ready to move forward with it. the timing really then isn't that suspect. what do you expect happens now to hairy read. >> political reported yesterday and the new yo

state department in nigeria has been watching the lace. linda thomas greenfield is the assistant secretary of state for african affairs and hopes the two are released soon. >> we were very surprised by that and concernedville. as you know the u.s. is committed to freedom of the press, and a free media. they played an important role in reporting you on the election. your reporters are part of that process, it's the hope that the namingian government will release them soon >>> the germanwings co-pilot suspected of deliberately crashing a plane into the french alps had been treated for suicidal tendencies in the past. andreas lubitz was in therapy up until the crash. motive is unclear, they are searching for clues, including the flight data recorder. they are building an access road and recover bodies and plane debris. 150 people on board were killed in the crash. dominik kane has the update. >> the news that prosecutors in dusseldorf confirmed that at one point in his career andreas lubitz suffered suicidal tendencies is confirmation of some

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contact pg&e to have them send you one so my property tax bill has my last name only two letters of the laceame is shown that creates a problem those are things that are invisual in a bureaucratic process to make you aware of the difficulties we've had and lastly with my last seconds i can't be the only one but want to go on do record for the around to is that true them with the information airbnb needs to be sincere in their claim they're not interested in depleting the rental market and make sure they're helping the city to comply most of the people that are home sharing want them to i don't want to be involved in an organization for hurting the city future for passing the law >> thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good morning. i'm karen first, i want to thank you for requesting this report for the planning department just 6 weeks into the registration process second i really want to thank you for giving the opportunity of our employed hosts to drop in after work i know this is a stumbling block for young hosts i know and third i'd like to thank you for requesting

. >> now director sue cosby said the dog was laced in garn teen and will be put down. we're live in hunting park. i'm dann cuellar "channel 6 action news," jim. >> all right. dann thank you. half a dozen cars were burned to a crisp tonight with a karif fordier caught fire in new castle county, delaware, it happened eastbound route 295 near route 9 before 7 bgz and the driver was able to separate cab from the card holder before the fire spread. she escaped yourry but the other did not. >> surveillance captured a group of man vandalizing jim's steaks causing thousands of dollars in danl. it happened 3 a.m. sunday when the restaurant was closed. the owner thinks the help were drunk and mad that they could not get in. >> after one bangs on the glass the second charges window launching his body into the place. kennett silver says both were shattered instead of turning the city gum shoes he ask for help from digital detectives. >> i think the police have now if to worry about dealing with serious crimes as you guys cover every day and i was more concerned about them wasting

because the soil underneath is laced with gold. and the human desire for it can turn all of this... into a toxic wasteland like this. this is la pampa - in the buffer zone of the tambopata national reserve. its part of more than a hundred thousand acres of rainforest in peru that have been decimatd by an illegal gold rush. to investigate - techknow traveled deep into peru - to a region called madre de dios - the mother of god. it's one of the most biodiverse areas on the planet - and the source of 70% of the illicit gold produced each year in peru. so we're on our flight into the area of peru where goldmining is taking stronghold. if you look out the window you can actually already see signs of the damage. we arrived at puerto maldonado - the region's capitol and a gold mining boom town. an estimated 30 thousand illegal miners work in madre de dios. chances are you might find some of them here - to sell gold or buy equipment. i stopped into one of the shops to look around. it's a place called amazon gold and when you walk in, there