i'm leann melendes. we have the sacred heart community service here, and dr.rganesta from the school of berkeley social welfare and the san francisco foundation. we want to talk again about comprehensive immigration reform because it's so important that president obama said his number one priority is to pass it this year. is that going to happen? anyone? >> i think it's surprising that they're still arguing about it, but i think the challenge is to make it truly comprehensive. until we do free trade that is good for mexico and central america, until those economies get better and people can stay in their countries and enjoy the mexican dream, you know, obama talked about that in 2008. and it hasn't been spoken about since then. it's missing some comprehensive -- >> i think the economic imperative is just so critical. we think of what this could unleash for our community, because we have literally 11 million people living in the shadows and shackled from being able to really help make the american dream possible for so many and just think of the economic activi

.) >> (clapping) and now lastly but last but not least leann who is a 12 grader at the international studies camera in international studies academy she's move forward from mexico she's values her chinese culture as well as her mexican culture that's right chinese latino. she's a model student and is the model of commitment and reobsolesce she plays softball and volunteering countless hours with the red cross and mural project >> (speaking spanish.) >> so congratulations you see these students they're the future i'm very proud he i know with leadership like those young people our community is in good hands. >> (speaking spanish.) >> congratulations (clapping). >> thank you, supervisor campos and all folks celebrating their leadership. >> (speaking spanish.) >> and now we would like to welcome who's been developing and celebrating the martial arts since 1991 in the mission their at the 3231 mission street. >> (speaking spanish.) >> (clapping) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in in ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

i'm live in oakland abc 7 news. >> leanne, thank you.

leanne gregg, nbc news. >>> turning to the weather now. it's going to turn really wet. >> it is and it's going to stay that way for a while, hey, vj? >> that's right. there's rain and then there's the ugly rain. ditch the umbrella and go with a rain jacket. you want to stay dry. as windy as it will be tomorrow, you don't want to fight it the entire day. in the 60s running several degrees below average. 67 degrees. our temperatures will drop down to the low and mid 50s across the area. there it is. it's gray right now. there's the leading edge of the days of wet weather. annapolis to bowie, just shy of d.c. you can see at the doorstep of bowie, maryland, bethesda, you're dry, but you have rain coming up very shortly. in the early part of the day tomorrow, that's when the rain will pick up in intensity. that's where the heaviest rain is right now. still our drempbling sloppy stuff, that waits for the early part of the day tomorrow as all this makes its way northward. folks are asking why is it going to rain for so many days, as the storm com

here in perry hall, the house is owned by jamie and patrick and leanne. and airall out there, having kind of like a grave yard cocktail party out there if you will. they're going to give us a tour, if you will, of all of the things going on. takes about 30 days to set this up. they're still kind of putting finish finishing touches on it. >> all right, tim. thank you. >>> still ahead at 5:00. new evidence released. a teen found dead inside a gym mat. who is reviewing the case to determine if it was a tragic accident or possibly murder? >>> a halloween visit to the governor. i'm pat warren coming up on eyewitness news. breast cancer survivors tell the governor that early detection is the trick to treating the disease. >>> i'm mike schuh. these high school students help to corral a runaway school bus, after their driver had a medical emergency. their stories next. >>> a mild night to be out trick-or-treating. don't miss the updated first warning weather forecast with bob and tim. ,,,, these are the hands of a surgeon. a pediatrician. these are pioneering adv

as prosecutors say he played a key role in the leading of leann, but his attorney says ys he is not toamed. >> he overreacted but beyonded t that he was not a participant o the assault of that victim. >> reporter: leann says her husband was trying to protect her and her 2-year-old child when he fled. ed he ended up running over another biker breaking his spine and both of his legs. one rider who was not a part of the assault says that the suv struck a biker and wanted him to a acknowledge. >> while the of investigation into the incident continues, police have determined that an undercover officer who took park in the motorcycle rally did notn witness the violent confrontation. in new york, ainsley earnhardt,, fox news. >>> this story, you be the judge. a florida mother is outraged after her daughter is sent to the home with a letter called overweight. >> she is 5 feet 5 inches paul and she weighs 124 pounds. her mother says she is very athletic, she plays volleyball, and eats healthy food. the letter was sent by the health department. depa it cited the girl's mbi is considered she is o

then leann rimes -- leann, we'll talk about you later in the show. most memorable year of her life is this one because she broke free from scientology. she better stop talking about those people. while it's juicy, i love how brave she is. we never knew the inner workings, unless you read blogs, she's an insider. i'm nervous we'll find her headless in an alley someplace. you know. that's a dangerous group. any way. she got the lowest score last night, 22 points. the judges say that she and tony messed up the lift. the lifts weren't that good, tony. always trying to lift somebody. then christina milian, who looks hot, she said her most memorable year was in 2012. it was bitter sweet because that was the year her daughter was born, but also found out her husband, the dream, was cheating her. that's single, if you're interested. you, over there, i don't think it's fair girls like you are on "dancing with the stars" because you are a dancing performer. she did get her first 10 last night. unfortunately it wasn't enough to save her, she was eliminated at t

he said leann warned him that pictures of her kissing eddie cibrian may be published. foreshadow. he ended up splitting from his wife. i like the first prince charming story better. >>> now, for the biggest dose of cuteness from a very little guy. take a look at bandit. the pit bull puppy is dying to get a hang of the treadmill. and i'm looks like fun. i avoid treadmills at all cost. he approaches it from the wrong way. you see when hi goes around to the front. here he goes. and he shoots off the end. a very short workout for bandit. but he keeps wanting to get the hang of it. but his little legs just can't keep up with the workout. >> i know how he's feeling. >> look at this. >> oh. the little engine that could. >> look at that. >> oh. >> a better version of the kibbles 'n bits commercial. >> this little guy, he does not need to be on a diet quite yet. he does it for a while. it's funny because it looks like a male dog on the treadmill. >> yeah, it does. >> sorry. is walking. and he's like, what's up? like, his workout is being -- >> thank you for the lesson in anatom

leanne? >> it's been nearly two years since butler was shot and killed. tuesday police arrested the 21-year-old who was the driver arks cording to police of the car. police are still looking for the man they say shot butler. he's six feet 260 pounds. investigators say butler got into an argument with two men over a minor fender bender. butler left but the men followed him and shot his car, killing him this, happened in west oakland near his home. butler was a23 years old and had graduated from a merchant marine training program. police say there were a number of witness who's never came forward until butler's father who is sick made a public plea saying he didn't want to die without knowing who killed his sob. -- son. someone decided to talk. >> the plea of the father people saw that piece and a lot of people called some just to express their, how sorry they are and others to tell whaus they know. >> his parents donated his organs to several recipients. a gesture reported throughout the media. the second suspect has not been found is he at large and has a

leanne? >> well, i have to tell you that a lot of disappointed people this afternoon, many asking us why the cliff house was forced to close when a restaurant just up the hill from here, which also stands on federal land is allowed to remain open. well... we found out why. jim madden made a sign and stood in front of the restaurant, closed because of the shut down. the resident said he felt the need to criticize both political party autos they're like children in a school yard having a brawl. and are not want to take your marbles and go home. >> voices is open for business. >> we did have a concession contract but now have a lease with them. so since we have a lease they said we can remain open. cliff house has to close. >> judith from new hampshire makes it a point to eat at cliff house in san francisco. >> this does not need to be closed. the people that work here are hired by concession. they won't get paid. the government employees may be will get paid. it's just giving information to sta

leanne? >> people saying thank goodness for america's cup. but with all of that is happening, 3,000 miles away, fisherman's wharf had to go to plan b, but the question is, will it work? this is what some will remember. >> this is as close as i'm going to get. other than trying to swim there, that is it. >> because of the government shut down, that started yesterday, those with tickets were offered a trip around the island and the bay. the hope is that good weather will attract many here its a great day to be out on the way whether you're visiting actually stepping on the dox or water, it's a beautiful tree. >> if the shut down continues, businesses fear economic impact to this part of the water front will be huge. >> we'd like to see this coming to an end. fleet week scrapped because of the government sequestration. one million visitors gathered to see main attraction. blue angels instead the fisherman's wharf will have a festival hoping some will come. fleet week brings big business to pier 39. they're hoping to have a fire works show. event

. >> leanne, thank you. >> and now to the bart strike. lines are long. to catch a bes bus on howard street. people are taking ac transit and we're told ridership is up. and commuters are taking it on the chin with the bart strike. >> they are. we're going to show you a live picture from our cell 7 technology. drivers crawling towards bay bridge going nowhere at light speed. patience is required. there is some movement forward. going to be a long afternoon commute. >> inching along or a very good afternoon to you. a better commute this morning. it was a very, we should expect to see more folks headed into the eastbound direction that. is what we've got. go together sky way now looking towards 80 those would be your headlights coming towards you. well, it's going to be a 40 minute commute if you're heading away from 280 extension . eastbound direction along 80. that would be your headline lights fchl you're heading away from here through berkeley in the westbound direction. not quite as bad. here is a peek at the bridge we've got folks marching along there

that's where leanne gregg is now. >> reporter: hi, charles.unity clinics operated by denver health, the largest provider of health care for the uninsured in denver. under the new law, two key elements, expanded medicaid and the state-operated exchange where 18 different insurance companies will offer more than 500 different plans. the governor and the legislature supported the new law. this is where barack obama accepted the nomination for presidency back in 2008 under part of his platform to reform the nation's health care system. but more than 50% of the people in this state don't approve of the law. many of those already have insurance or they're seniors who don't think they will benefit. they're concerned about having to stand in lines. they're also concerned about quality of care. state insurance guides will help clarify what the system means for the two-thirds of the people in the state who really don't understand what it's all about. the goal, of course, to get everyone insured eventually. mara, back to you. >> my thanks to you all. >>>

leanne was homeless for twenty four years in two thousand and eight she moved into her lap large she continues to feed the cats and birds of skip around every night. early on easter morning two thousand and nine. k.k.k. and another man named tommy chase was shot and killed inside a skid row residential hotel. he was forty nine years old. whole. law. ah. ah. so yeah foreign countries and their state boeing company their nationalized companies who are buying into britain who is in the process of privatizing these assets they're making them available so foreigners just know so they've convinced britons they should sell the edges sell the energy company sell the rail system try out sell the education system sell everything sell all the pay the debt keep racking up the debt just keep selling all these assets to the welfare states of other countries who will then use that to give their citizens a nice juicy enable income based on this recurring revenue stream forked over by these hapless brits. who at one time i saved money to hire a hitman to shoot me dead from the next building work thro

. >> leanne having a great time. >> she was. >> when it comes to televisions you probably heard of lcd and plasma there. is new technology out. >> so should we make the switch? this is pricey. consumer reports partnered with 7 on your side to find out if the tvs are worth that high price. when shopping fwor a television, choices can seem overwhelming. consumer reports tv experts say it's only going to get more confusing. they tested latest technologies saying first steps, pricey, have a lot to offer. ultrahd is a higher resolution lcd set. that means you can get huge screens like this 84-inch one. consumer reports testers checked out, you get a beautiful picture with lots of detail. but ultrahd sets start at $4,000 for a decent one. and there is another draw back. >> problem is that it needs eco system of high definition content. and that really doesn't exist now. sou have a tv with high res skplugs not a lot of content. >> ole does another impressive technology. black levelsthon set are the best testers have ever seen. brightness levels are also grai. the prices still high. oled sets

inside was 33-year-old alexia leann with his wife and young daughter. >> they attack his car.his tires are slashed there. >> reporter: desperate to escape the scene, liam takes off in his range rover, plowing over three motorcyclists breaking their legs. but it doesn't end there. the bikers continue their chase and a few miles up the road, surround the suv again. one biker runs up to the car, opens liam's door and attempts to pull him out. minutes later in washington heights, bikers start striking the video. just after the video stops, police say he's pulled out and slashed in the face in front of his terrified family. this picture shows his wife holding their baby girl. >> one of the bicyclists started attacking the person, in the range rover, with his helmet. breaking the windows. after they got him out of his car, they beat him up. >> reporter: while police try to track down these bikers, people seeing the video on youtube are appalled. >> to me, they assaulted this gentleman. that's criminal. >> reporter: and they should be punished for it? >> absolutely. >> that's jessica

not leann rimes friends, what are you doing? lee anne, girl, what are you doing? so, this is a picture that lee anne tweeted with the caption, don't open without a sense of humor. okay. her father reportedly ns a, you know, a towing company and there she is lucxuriating. at least it doesn't say home wrecker. wrecker service. this is not cute. but i tell you what is cute, those boots. those boughts aots are really c. right? that's something that you want people to forget about. remember lee anne i love you, girl, you know how you get him is how you lose them. so watch that eddie because, watch that eddie, lee anne. all right. let's move along to our next story. all right. so, there are two hollywood couples giving love aro second chance. i want love to have a second chance. sometimes it works out, sometimes it doesn't. the ashley jets story is ro mant cal. she is 45 t. race car driver dar is 40. they have been married for 11 years. they don't have any. according to "us," i never think there is a point in getting married if not to have kids. you know what i mean, i

and are leann and eddie heading for divorce. >> do you ever worry about him

leanne? >> the carpool looks like a walk in the park right now. tomorrow may be a different strism we don't know that october you get to see more people coming into the city. unlike last july. by now, most commuters know no amount of carpooling will take the place of bart trains. >> the capacity bart has simply can't be made up by other transit agencies. >> the transportation commission suggests telecommuting. it's a friday. >> i'm working from home. >> so those of you who have to come into the city, bart will have double the number of charter buses during last strike, the agency had only 70. now, number between 150 and 200 buses located at nine stations in the east bay. caltrans will extend carpool lanes. then, san francisco bay ferry. they transport about 6,000 passengers during the last bart strike in july, nearly 20,000 people used their services. >> we believe we can do that again. we have 12 vessels in service if there is a strike. two of those vessels on loan from our friends at the golden gate ferry. so we think we're well positioned to se

. >> leanne, thank you very much. grass fire in benecia forced a closure from eastbound 780 this afternoon. flames reported just before 3:00, fire captains called. another alarm tote toth fire. residents in homes pitched in with dward garden hoses there, you go, doing whatever they can to help. >> and some scary moments this afternoon. the fire started just before 1:00 this afternoon. crews stop that had fire not until it burned about 130 acres of dry brush on western slope of sonoma mountains. drivers faced delays as crews battled flames. >> and wind is fueling many of those fires. a viewer sent thus video. >> just howling in many areas. let's get to abc 7 news sandhya patel on what's happening with winds. >> yes. you can hear windows rattling and tree in the wind. and you can see clear skies. check out winds now. gusting to 29 miles per hour. and this area is coming out of the north which is what is dragging some of that smoke into the bay area from

leanne? >> reporter: the testimony was very shorlt and brief. happened very quickly. the prosecutor asked the celebrity chef to identify the lamborghini. he did. she asked if he gave the 19-year-old perm dwroigs take, use or drive the car. the answer was no. now, the lamborghini stolen in march, 2011. while undergoing maintenance, wade is said to have repelled inside from an upper window. more than a year went by before police were able to recover the $200,000 dmar a large storage container. investigators say wade kept in richmond. >> we'd get calls all the time. i had friends saying i saw your car on the freeway freeway. i'm like there is more than one convertible lamb bore geney. we'd get reports, well, finding out he was driving it. brave kid. >> reporter: wade is also accused of a serious crime, trying to murder a girl he was interested in. we heard wade rode up in a motorcycle and shot at her several times. she was not injured. the motorcycle was also found inside of that storage container. he faces 30 years to life in prison. i asked fieri what happened to the l

. >> leanne, thank you. a lot of reaction since this began using hash tag dear bart. people were really sounding off. >> now these are finally worth something, commuting starting to look more normal leaving many feeling relief and some aren't ready to bury the hatchet. >> it was a bad situation for us. >> dear bart i wasn't happy about sitting in traffic yesterday. not a big fan. but i understand if you're unhappen yeechl but don't strike bit. >> dear bart, i could not go to school for two days and it was important to go to school. so appreciate it if you do not go on strike again. >> dear bart, muni takes too long. we have places to go. >> dear wart bart. so glad the strike is over. now i don't have to wake up aat 4:00 in the moshing. >> ray tweeted dear bart, thank you for waking me up at 4:00 a.m. fr a 10:00 a.m. job. michael casey tweeted thank you for ending the strike. catherine tweeted dear bart werk still hate you bart thank you for running again but next time, try to be more adult bit. >> if you have something to say about bart send us video and be sthour use

leanne?> reporter: a year ago is a man that martin heard about what happened to halala and was inspired to write a song and produce a music video. it was posted on you tube, malala's father saw it and showed it to malala and they were connected. just two weeks ago samantha martin was skiping with her. >> we're all supporting you. you know that? >> you're a very good person and i hope it you'll be a good singer. >> samantha has written two songs for malala inspired by the mess yachblg education for girls around the world. >> i think it's amazing of everyone seeing what she can do. she's getting awards she's opening libraries and writing a book. they're making a documentary about her. >> i'm proud to be a girl. that we girls can change the world. so are you girl was me? >> reporter: malala spoke in washington, d.c.. the left side of her face is slightly paralyzed. this was malala four months after being shot in the head by a gunman. >> today, you can see that i'm alive. >> she has become a voic

i'm leanne melendez at city college. >> let's turn our attention to the weather. >> here is a look at live doppler 7 hd. thin clouds well up into the northern part of the viewing area. sunny skies and conditions. it's 80 degrees across the bay in oakland. 81 in san carlos. 80 earlier in half moon bay down to a chilly 72 now. a live view at golden gate bridge it's 82 in santa rosa. 80 fairfield. 83 livermore, one more live view from our camera, this, i should say is our first forecast. will be clear, mild. during early evening hours and turning cooler overnight much as it did last night and into early morning by tomorrow afternoon, sunny skies and mild. low 70s up to about 80 inland. i'll see if we have rain in the way coming up later. >> thank you, spencer. still ahead at 4:00 major decision on whether apple can move forward with plans for a massive campus in silicon valley. >> also, rules facebook is loosening to stave off competition. >> bay area stock market starting to change. at this job fair we'll show you how it's changing. i'm david louie, the story still to come. >> also, 7 o

abc news reporter leanne melendez has more on the federal government shutdown. >> reporter: locals and tourists were disappointed to find out the well-known cliff house has been a victim of the government shutdown. jim madden made up a sign and stood in front of the restaurant. the san bruno resident said he felt the need to criticize both political parties. >> so it is time they get back to work and do their job. we elected them. we want them to do their job, nobody wants to seem to do their job. >> reporter: not every restaurant is closed. this one is open for business. >> we did have a concession contract with them previously, now we have a lease with them. they say we can remain open. since cliff house has a contract, they have closed. >> reporter: judi makes a point to eat at the cliff house when she is in san francisco. >> this does not need to be closed. the people who work here are hired by the concession, they won't get paid. the government employees maybe eventually will get paid. and it is just like giving them permission to stay home. >> reporter: here, they were closed and

holly park made a court appearance today he is charged with felony counts in the death of the woman leanne? >> reporter: well, the mroir for the suspect managed to convince a judge to lower bail amount from $350,000 to $100,000 now, in the courtroom today, at his arraignment, about 25 friends and family enter dwroerd show their support for the rec and parks garden he waved at the crowd twice, entering a no-guilty plea people are coming to put flowers at the location of the accident which occurred on september 5thth the 35-year-old was run over and killed by the gardener his attorney says the client tried to avoid hitting a dog which darted in front of a truck he swayed right, continuing to drive down the grassy hill where the woman, her daughter and dog were laying >> scampered out from nrt car he started to think maybe, he hit something else he mentioned he'd seen a baby to the right >> the right thing to do would have been to come to a stop not to go over the line and not to continue to drive over the lawn and then not, after you feel you bump, running over something, stop, see what is g

leanne? >> reporter: a year ago is a man that martin heard about what happened to halala and was inspired to write a song and produce a music video. it was posted on you tube, malala's father saw it and showed it to malala and they were connected. just two weeks ago samantha martin was skiping with her. >> we're all supporting you. you know that? >> you're a very good person and i hope it you'll be a good singer. >> samantha has written two songs for malala inspired by the mess yachblg education for girls around the world. >> i think it's amazing of everyone seeing what she can do. she's getting awards she's opening libraries and writing a book. they're making a documentary about her. >> i'm proud to be a girl. that we girls can change the world. so are you girl was me? >> reporter: malala spoke in washington, d.c.. the left side of her face is slightly paralyzed. this was malala four months after being shot in the head by a gunman. >> today, you can see that i'm alive. >> she has become a vo

leanne was chased down and pulled from the car and beaten. >> the death frol a ship wreck off the italian coast expected to rise today airk boat carrying as many as 500 cap sized overnight. almost 100 bodies have been recovered but hundreds have been unaccounted for. the boat believed to have originated from libya. >> italian coast guard helicopters and patrol boats have been searching waters for any survivors all morning. this after a boat carrying african my grants sank at sea a cording to the marry, it reportedly caught fire. it then cap sized fortsing many to jump into the sea. as rescuers recover bodies... the mayor described it as a quote continual horror. >> speaking to participants, he called it a disgrace, saying let us pray to god for those who lost lives, men, women, children, relatives and all refugees. hundreds of my grants seeking asil yim made this trip from africa and the middle east every year united states said almost 500 people were reported dead or missing at snae 2012. fwhu is the deadliest naval accident this year. abc news, london. >> customs agents in hong kong sei

leanne? >> yeah. well, you know everybody wants a valuable education. in this case, it may be a matter of giving something very valuable to this community. >> open spaces like this one are hard to find in san jose's washington community. >> this always been intended to be public park land. >> that is brett bimaster a neighbor, and parent that wants to keep it that way. imagine his surprise when you heard a well known charter network called rock he yet ship wanted to build a school year. the spokesperson says parents are begging to open more schools. >> rocket ship education is in the top 5% of schools serving predominantly low income students. >> that argument convinced the office of education to grant rocket ship's request. rocket ship hoped to open a schooler this year. >> one role is trying to support their ability to open schools in areas that there may not have been great achievement. >> some argue there are two rocket ship schools and one traditional public school in this neighborhood. >> so there is a pretty gross imbalance compared with the numb

leanne?> reporter: well, you know you'll find a lot of people here who say this will not have ab impact on teen drinking. others say it's long overdue. other cities have passed similar measures, including oakland and san diego. >> this bill board shows ab ad for a beer company, what students in a nearby school see most mornings and afternoons. >> it's time to tell the alcohol industry she the can't glamourize alcohol to kids, it's just wrong. >> that is city council member jim rogers behind the ordinance to ban alcohol bill boards within a thousand feet of richmond schools. but most people said banning these bill boards won't solve many problems young people in richmond face today. >> it's not the board kids seerk it's parents, if there is one there. it should be parents not counsel people denying constitutional rights. >> these company that's advertise say commercial speech is protected by the first amendment. still, the courts have concluded that some advertisements may be regulated showing

and leanne from virginia says i do not believe the speed limit should be increased.bout energy. we need to become energy independent and have the resources to do it. rick from california says that obama is trying to snuff out energy independence. we should use nuclear oil and coal and natural gas and even solar and wind energy, and we are planning another call-in show to answer all of your obamacare questions. i know a lot of you are worried, some of you are confused, so we are going to try to answer all those questions in another call-in show on thursday. to date you ready. in the meantime, we are going to continue to report all of the most recent obamacare news. that is up for tonight "willis report." thank you for joining us and don't forget to dvr the show if you cannot catch us we wl see you back tomorrow. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everyone, thank you for being with us. today is day seven of the partial governnt shutdown. the white house with each passing day is being accused of abusing power as the president forces the closure of open air monuments and private bus

. >> reporter: leann, inned up running over edward, breakina his spine and both of his legs. >> he had a surgery and the prognosis is 99% that he won't walk again. >> he was in the right lane sel miles before, decided to moveto over to the center lane, hit a biker on -- hit the motorcycle,, kept going, and then several miles later, hit a second biker. >> now that undercover officer faces riot and criminal misfit charges much he is expected to make a court appearance later today. i think the question is going to come up whether this officer took those actions because heuse was trying not to blow his cover. his attorney has said that hed did not have a gun with him. he did not have a badge with him, and he fled the scene t because he felt like he had no other choice. >> one of the things that youyou think is, well, if you're going to blow your cover at some point, this might be the time to do it. >> right. >> it's a different twist.a ff >> we don't know what the ruless are for when they can or can't blow their cover. some officers have been -- they have faced disciplinary actionly for do

yesterday by leann piles in winchester, virginia. gl glorious sunrise there.ost your picks to nbcwashington.com. there's our sunrise today. look at this really cool optical effect. the sunrise is not until 7:06 but the clouds up here at 20,000 feet are reflecting the sun. if you're up that high, you can see the sunrise. this is something called a sun pillar where you're getting the refraction creating this pillar affect. a beautiful sunrise. that's a live view from our city camera. now 65 at reagan national. a light southwesterly breeze. away from the waters, it's down to just near 60. and the district, most locations low to mid-60s. and in many of the rural areas down into the 50s where the school bus stop will be cool. you'll be comfortable later in the morning. we'll have some clouds coming and going. then later today a rapid warm-up by noon. temperatures should be near 80. we should hit the mid-08s by this afternoon. more clouds than yesterday. overnight temperatures drop ipi back into the 70s. by dawn tomorrow, into the low 60s. another warm day on friday

. >> reporter: 365 days a year, leanne his chaplains are on call and on scene when there's a traumatic, calming emotions, notifying families, supporting the professionals, as well as the survivors. in the 18 years that lee has been serving as chaplain here in napa, he has helped over 1600 families deal with the unthinkable, the sudden death of a loved one. >> my whole life blew up. >> reporter: chaplain lee was there when marie tarap lost her 3.5-year-old daughter in a car accident 16 years ago. >> we couldn't function. i lived through it now and there was no one that's reached out other than the chaplaincy. >> reporter: lee helped her family deal with the grief, funeral arrangements and has been part of her life ever since. >> he was part of my family and was a complete stranger, complete stranger, before the day of the accident. >> reporter: it's a story told over and over again. when the call for chaplains goes out, lee is there paying his own way to help at ground zero, sandy hook elementary and hurricane katrina. >> i think the most rewarding thing is just loving people and being

. >> for leanne, chicago's marathon on sunday was more than a race.termination. >> surreal. >> less than six months ago she was waiting for friending near the finish line at the boston marathon when the first of two homemade bombs exploded a few steps from where she was standing. >> i looked down at my leg, saw my bone was sticking out and shortly after the second explosion happened. >> reporter: rescue workers rushed her to the hospital. >> the lower part of my leg was shattered. it severed my nerve in two spots, i broke my big toe. i had two muscles removed out of my leg. >> reporter: while she was a spectator in boston she had run many marathons and had planned to run chicago's race as a tribute to her late father. after boston she had one big question for the doctors. >> before i even had surgery i was like, will i be able to run again after surgery? when can i run again? when can i run again? >> reporter: she ee vaenltually answered the question herself. >> i had set my mind to do something and no matter what it took, nobody was going to take tha

his suv surrounded and leann sped away running over a motorcycle.ing both of the motorcyclists legs. that sets off a wild high speed chase that lasts more than 50 blocks. they stop briefly. one of the bikers pulling open the door as she steps on the gas. the suv is forced to slow and then stop in traffic and that's when the bikers attack again. one using a helmet to smash the driver's window. another goes toward the backseat as the tape ends. but police say what is not shown is him being dragged out and beaten and his face cut within view of his wife and daughter before police arrived. now he was treated and released. he got stitches. i spoke with someone here for the motorcycle rally. he did admit it was anarchy and traffic laws were broken. there was a good samaritan that came in at the end and that group tracked the group to a nearby gas station. police are now looking at the surveillance video to try to get more information, savannah. >> all right, kristen, thank you so much. >> horrifying. >> i'm not sure anarchy and fun belong in the same sent

arraigned thursday on assault charges prosecutors say he was caught on camera attacking victim alexi leann with his helmet. three rabbis from new york and new jersey are under arrest for a plot to kidnap and torture jewish men. fbi men arrested in a sting operation. the orthodox judaism states only men can initiate divorce. the rabbis asked for tens of thousands of dollars to torture reluctant husbands into granting a divorce. that includes using electric cadle problems and putting bags over their head. eight other people were arrested in that crock down. in california a jury is found toyota not liable for the death of a woman back in 2009. that suit was filed by the family. they claimed that her toyota camry suddenly sped up before crashing into a tree. after six days of deliberations jurors rejecting the claim that toyota was responsible. >> the case was the first of a group of so called bell weather cases against toyota to go to trial. >> it was a big night in oakland with the win or go home situation, and john herry smith is a very very happy man. >> by detroit roots are filing very ha

. >> for leanne, chicago's marathon on sunday was more than a race.termination. >> surreal. >> less than six months ago she was waiting for friending near the finish line at the boston marathon when the first of two homemade bombs exploded a few steps from where she was standing. >> i looked down at my leg, saw my bone was sticking out and shortly after the second explosion happened. >> reporter: rescue workers rushed her to the hospital. >> the lower part of my leg was shattered. it severed my nerve in two spots, i broke my big toe. i had two muscles removed out of my leg. >> reporter: while she was a spectator in boston she had run many marathons and had planned to run chicago's race as a tribute to her late father. after boston she had one big question for the doctors. >> before i even had surgery i was like, will i be able to run again after surgery? when can i run again? when can i run again? >> reporter: she ee vaenltually answered the question herself. >> i had set my mind to do something and no matter what it took, nobody was going to take tha

. >> reporter: leann says that her husband was trying tong protect her and her 2-year-old child whenther biker, breaking his spine and both of his legs. one other rider who was not a part of the assault, says lee anne accidentally struck a biker, and they wanted him to apologize. >> he would have said i'm sorry >> reporter: while the investigation into the incidentn continues, police have polic determined that an undercover officer who took part in the t motorcycle rally did not witness the violent confrontation. in new york, ainsley earnhardt, fox news. >>> coming up next it's about the benjamins. we will show you what the new 100 bills have on them. >> as long as they have still $100. >>> why ron burgundy is one of the spokesperson for the one of the big three's.  important videoconference we knof the day.r most hi! hi, buddy! that's why the free wifi and hot breakfast are something to smile about. feel the hamptonality. too small. too soft. too tasty. [ both laugh ] [ male announcer ] introducing progresso's new creamy alfredo soup. inspired by perfection. [ female

. >> reporter: leanne tui speaks from experience.of domt was turned into the oscar winning movie "the blind side". >> how do we know that he would not become the next greatest teacher or airplane pilot or police officer. all he needs is a chance. >> reporter: and some 400,000 children across the united states live in foster care. his story is raising awareness for other foster kids just like him. as for him, his dream might come true. so far over 10,000 people reached out asking if they might be the family he so desperately wants. >> it is going to take a while to go through all of the requests and applications. they think it will be about six months. he's willing to wait for that. 400,000 kids in foster care, a lot of the times it's older kids in foster care, but the teens, they need a home as well. >> so many kids need a chance. >>> home come games are annual even thes at colleges a high schools across the country. but last night marked a rare indication at the nfl level. >> can you see a smile on his face. peyton manning returning

so the next question comes from leann weintraub and i think is a fair point that he makes here. with all the signs of progress cited by the panel, what percent of the afghan population is now part of a functioning modern state? we all know there's no percentage of the population that's part of a functioning modern state, but that's not necessarily the benchmark here of progress because i do remember an afghan that didn't have, you know, one pane of glass, and kabul today is pretty dramatically different from what it was when i went with the afghans who took it from the taliban. >> the objective is not to establish a modern, functional state in afghanistan, and that has not been the objective for quite a number of years. i have the privilege of serving on general mcchrystal initial assessment review when we had the long conversations about what exactly we wanted to have happen and concluded -- and this is what, i believe, the white house also believed and believes -- that the objective is a state in afghanistan that is regarded as sufficiently legitimate by its people that the na

. >> i've got leann here. where do you teach? >> new york city. >> okay.alk to me. >> i want to say that the conversation around s.t.e.m. has been important. one of the things is lacking. we keep talking about finding talent in our students. one of the things that all the teachers in this room know is we don't find talent, we grow it. from the students who come in kru underprepared, we make the best prepared outcomes. >> what is your name and where do you teach? >> my name is rochelle. we've bridged the gap by increasing the enrollment of availability of a.p. classes. and i hope at the continue the funding for those classes. >> sadly, brian, we're coming back to you. i know these teachers have a lot to say. >> and i also want to tell people while we are heading in to our last break, on the other side of that break, it's something every at home, everyone in this room is going to want to see. i remember the press conference after the tragedy in newtown. the coroner was standing there and a member of the press corps asked him what the little kirds were wearin

. >> thank you, leanne. it's good to be with you folks this morning. greetings from the state of louisiana, home of the new orleans saints. osha time and now the louisiana health cooperative. that's a cheap plug but i had to do it. a little history about me. i was in the space business for 31 years building external tanks for the space shuttle system, and then working with the boeing corporation on this page wants system, the next generation of heavy lift vehicles. big, big rockets. been elected to the legislature for stitches, chairman of the house and injured commend for the last two years and i was brought an opportunity to change career paths at age 55, and take on the task of cl of the louisiana health cooperative. we are a nonprofit member owned a member governed insurance company, the newest insurance health insurance company in the state of louisiana. some of you may question the wisdom of that choice, or decision to go for a very profitable, successful aerospace career into the insurance industry. don't feel like you're alone because sometimes

i can't believe they do this nick and his sister leann na performed at the charlotte motor speedway 150ted on the opposite end of a 464 wire, met in the middle. they kept going. look at that. the crossover the handover, the second consecutive year nick walked the speedway but the first time his sister did it. look at that. >> it is amazing. >> i can barely walk up the stairs without tripping. >> you know what you have here. kate baldwin did the walenda training. >> that's right, you did. >> like a little girl. >> you were like squirrel on a power line. >> very good. >> just love in this room. >> there is just love. it is amazing. the only perspective you need is trying to stand on the wire for second. it moves. it's supposed to move. and it's so amazing. >> there is a method to his madness. i watched his feet the shoes he wears. >> he also slides his fee. it's his process. he does it at unevan intervals because you don't want to create a bounce in the wire. >> you don't want to lock down? he looks down the whole time. >> he locked down over the grand canyon. >> he uses that balance stic

where they set up some tents when she heard an explosion and i talked to her, i talked to her mom, leannee explained what she went through over the next couple hours. listen. >> i actually fell on top of a lady and then people fell on top of me and so our legs were sticking out and as we were here i heard more shooting and then the lady that i was on top of was shot so she screamed "i've been shot" and there started to be blood everywhere. >> what's going through your mind? were you panicked? >> yes, my first instinct was shaky and panicked and i thought i need to focus and i need to assess the situation and figure out what i need to do and my head i was thinking there needs to be an answer to this. for me it was like this is not it. keep on thinking and find a way out. i was thinking my goodness if surrender, apologize i could be free. i was preparing myself to surrender and another woman did it before me and i saw her do this and get up and then she was shot. i was thinking i can't die. and my brother was the first person i thought of then my sister and my mother and everyone else and i