leanne? >> reporter: well, yes. people drive down california avenue here. they stop, take a look and drive off. it's become somewhat of an attraction. some people beginning to call it google island. every now and then, people stop to look at the concealed barge. you wonder what an ten yaz are for, if that is what they are. some take pictures. there are fences and guards on the pier. ideas are just floating around. >> i think it's underwater system google working on going to show ocean bottoms and things like . that otherwise why do they build on a barge? >> i asked patrick o'hara what he thinks he's been watching for more than a year now. >> you can see them, they're filling them up and shipping them off. and -- >> have you seen inside? >> i have not. some are empty. >> google has a patent application for floating computer data center. so a few tech experts think that is what they're building there is a second barge in portland, maine. google met twice with a san francisco development commission, the agency handing out permits to use the bay. >> we think it

back to you. >> thanks, leanne. i was saying how ironic it is it was raining on that morning and there was a cover on that far. but the sun came came out and decided to take it off. >> so many strange circumstances. we'll have more on nbcbayarea.com, there is a special page on our website to president kennedy's legacy, to see this search jfk 50 on our home page. >> 6:11. still ahead, are we in store for part three of the b.a.r.t. strike? the decisions the board is making about a contract out into unions and what it means for commuters moving forward. >>> let's get you updated on today's stories. firefighters gaining ground on a wind whipped fire in napa county. it's about 50% contained. evacuation orders still in place for people neared soa canyon road and loma vista drive. so far 300 acres have burned. >> b.a.r.t. service shut down because of a computer problem. riders expecting to catch a train were greeted by locked gates and hundreds were stuck on trains overnight. b.a.r.t. is not sure when it will have the trai

. >> leann and anna. >> i'm leann i'm not jennifer bailey's but i'm a mom and have two small boys and have chosen to raise our kids in the city and want to sty in the city. we're committed to staying here. i took time from managing a small business owner r small business today to support what this organization is doing. having the ability to run all around outdoor and without fences not within playground i love them but the ability to run around outside in a city environment makes san francisco a special city. the idea you can go into the presidio or golden gate park won u run as fast as you can and they love that. this is an important program. thank you. thank you >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> morning commissioners general manager i'm anna i manage policies at the park alliances i'm here on behalf of that to support of the children's outdoor bill of rights. we hope that it are inform other cities. i applaud my colleague for helping with this. we're really exfoliated it's before the commission today and hope you'll support it thank you. thank you >> anyone else who wants to m

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that phrase is taking on a whole new meaning for hollywood couple leann ris and kidd cibrian?was with the couple who always seem to make headlines and made another one jumping out of a plane together. 13,000 feet in the air, eddie and lee ann inviting me to jump out of a perfectly good airplane. >> gorgeous outside right now, a sunset happening. >> joining us on board, the jump all part of the special veterans day celebration honoring our service men and women. lee ann in the mood with an impressive a kappa pela rendition of the "the "star-spangled banner"" ♪ >> cibrian sitting down for an exclusive no-holds-barred chat. last time we spoke, guys, you were telling me about possibly doing the reality show. and i noticed a bunch of cameras. i'm assuming it's happening? >> yes, it's happening. >> right? >> it's been great. it is nice to work togeer. we don't fight on set. i think dish heard some crazy rumors about what happens on set with us, but we really have had a grt time. >> a lot of people assume that they know who they are just because of what they read in the tabloids and

leanne gregg is with us this morning. >> reporter: good morning. i'm in dealey plaza. today, cold temperatures and howling winds. but thousands of people are expected to show up to honor the president's legacy. >> the president's car is turning on to elm street. >> reporter: these iconic images provide a mental snapshot and remain haunting a half century later. >> several shots were fired. >> there was a bang. we all said, what was that? was that a shot? then two more closer together. >> reporter: robert macneal was a reporter assigned to cover the president's visit to dallas. >> i thought some idiot fired the shot. it was inconceivable that shot was fired at john f. kennedy. >> president kennedy died at approximately 1:00 p.m. central time here in dallas. >> reporter: news of his death halted the nation. >> i was sitting in my latin class in high school. >> this was the first very serious, of course adult ins department in my life. it's been there ever since. >> reporter: and today, 50 years later, it continues to bring people back to the spot that's become a memorial

leanne? >> by 11:00, pub lishg works received 190 calls for help with this. stuff like this. downed trees, and fallen limbs as well. but that is not unusual. what is unusual is the depth of the two people. william looks up at the big tree that lost a limb last night. winds brought it down but it's where it landed that shocked him most. on top of a man. >> one branch hit him. >> the man died in front of his house. this is more dangerous because the power lines also came down. the tree has a red x mark on it. it was not on the list to be cut down because it's on private property. it should have been done by the owners of the house. >> this is dangerous because branchs are still really dangling when there is a little bit of wind. so they need to cut that tree down. >> another man died last night on skyline boulevard when he tried to avoid hitting a downed tree while driving. inspectors say homeowners need to be more vigilant when it comes to their trees. >> the wind took advantage of this defect. you have two trunks coming together. >> the agency says now is the time to inspect

. >> leanne, thank you. the teenager accused of setting a high school student on fire was in court today. the 16-year-old is charged with a hate crime and set to make a plea friday accused of setting an 18-year-old luke sasha fleeshman on fire in oakland fleeshman was wearing a skirt, identified as gender neutral. >> abc7 news is getting reports of people feeling a jolt when small earthquakes rattled the bay area this afternoon the first a getting tweets including felt like a big jolt in danville z san francisco, sunset district felt like a truck passing by. >> work crews took a step forward in efforts to tear down old eastern span of the bay bridge. ex-cave yafting machines began ripping up sections of the old upper deck, taking ut hundreds of feet of concrete ask rebar. cruise trying to keep it tidy. the new bridge so close to old, that flying debris could be a threat so they're being careful there are environmental concerns. >> the bridge has lead paint on it. who knows how much gas and oil spilled on the

leanne gregg, nice backdrop with the carolers. thank you for that.ers in a lot of places this morning, cold in a lot of places. young fellow, how are you doing? >> good, t.j. good to see you. you mentioned earlier the storm that happened, at loaf people trying to get away. right now still seeing cold air across new england and a few vestiges, snow showers, maybe a dusting that's about it. as you mentioned we are bundled up, not so much black friday but blue friday because it's so cold out there. temperatures are slowly warming up as we head into next week, although we do not expect rain or snow to hamper our trip home as we head to sunday and monday. meanwhile the west coast, california, southern california, some rain showers in here. this is not a huge storm system for you right now. maybe scattered showers through this evening. that tapers off for the weekend. northwest, different story. light and scattered, rain and snow. we have a much bigger system plaguing us over the next i'd say three, maybe even four days if not five. this is the area of the

leanne? >> they just took off a minute ago. you can see the tail end of the protest the plan to march from here down valencia street to the mission. and this video has been given to occ that will determine whether or not police went too far. >> it was not a pretty incident. >> he is talking about this altercation last night in the mission district. captured on a cell phone. police say the 20-year-old shown here on this flyer was told by under cover police officers to stop. after riding a bicycle on the sidewalk. his cousin told us williams never heard them. >> he was on his bike. he had head phones on and hoody on. he didn't hear them. >> the chief told abc7 news as williams was being cited he walked towards his apartment. police grabbed his shoulder, police say williams bit one officer. >> they're thinking about this person have a gun? is the bicycle stolen? is the person up to something else? >> reporter: under cover police are part of a union that confis stated ten guns in 30 days. but friday night, no guns were found. as th

. >> more now from leanne melendez. >> everyone in philippines called it yolanda. meteorologists say it's one of the strongest storms on the planet covering most of the philippines. >> one of the strongest that will hit just rare to see something that has winds at 190 miles per hour and gusts up to 230. just unheard of. >> the bay area has the large second largest philippino community outside of los angeles. >> my brother is there their houses is not that, that strong enough. for a super typhoon. >> the government has been ready for it, preparing for it with shelters and food distribution. >> abc, cbs foundation is based in philippine was offices in redwood stichl the nonprofit is accepting monetary donations to buy goods. >> food, water, medicine. and clothing. we work directly with the government, military, like the navy, marines and they provide boats or whatever we need to be able to go there. >> two years ago, another powerful storm hit, killing 1900 people. electrical organizations like project pearls helped collect goods for victims. shipping to where they'r

leanne? >> we know that dan ashley is going to voice it and sing that song. here we are. three days later we're still talking about bat kid friday sheer fun, now, over the weekend people started to talk about who the real win winners were. it was a shot in the arm for the city. it's thoord say what compelled sensible grown ups to gather and cheer for a 5-year-old dressed up as bat kid. as miles scott, aka bat kid was saving san francisco, aka gotham city people tweet gooded news for once. >> from mayors on crack to drugs, i think we can use a heart warming story. >> everybody wants to be a super hero. it's a wish that tugged at hearts because it's something that we've all thought about and dreamed getting to see this kid live it and the city get behind it was super inspiring. >> the san francisco travel association says it did wonders for the city's image around the world. >> we now have a super hero in a super city. holy empathy.. >> i think did help communicate san franciscoins are different and unique. this is something people want to visit. >> the chairitable organiza

it was leann rimes and eddie b sibryian. eric says, i was speechless for an entire minute. but eventually asked for a photo. eddie's dimples are dangerous, lee an. she's one lucky lady. yes, they are and yes she is. >>> our next celebrity fan out comes from gloria p. who watches on wavy in chesapeake, virginia. she writes, i served in the u.s. navy and spent christmas aboard the u.s.s enterprise. i heard a commotion upstairs and went to see what was happening. i couldn't believe my eyes. it was ben affleck. [ applause ] he's giving me a dangerous smile there. look at his smile. mischievous. anyway, he had come to cheer up the troops for the holidays and it worked. i had that big goofy smile on my face that day. you guys actually look like a couple. nice. good for you, gloria. >>> all right. next one comes from britney w. who watches our show on wfld in plainfield, illinois. brittany writes, hey wendy, my sisters and are channing tatum's biggest fans. we walked by the set every day after school for several weeks hoping to see him. but we never did. we started to lose hope un

did leann rimes, hi wife, show up on the set? >> she did not. she was at the premiere, though. >> wendy: that dispels the rumors that they're divorcing. >> oh, no, they're very happy and fine. e ve happy on set. unfortunately, they all were happy on set. >> wendy: were you happy on set? >> all the men, allhe married men were all happy. >> wendy: oh. eye. >> i mean, listen, there are a lot of good looking men. morris is walking around happily married with his shirt off. >> wendy: i heard he dropped like 30 pounds and looks like he's hitting e gym harder than ever. and you know what, he has good teeth as well. >> he has great teeth. >> wendy: back to you. -- i'm a oth-nista. don't you check out teeth? >> i do. i just want them to be all there. >> wendy: listen, so you mentioned the married men being happy on the set, so what's going on in regina's love life, rega? >> well -- >> wendy: oh. >> you know when you have to take a breath, well, i'm not married but there's someone i like. >> wendy: you're younger than me but you're in your 40s, right? in

here's nbc's janet sham leann. >> reporter: best known as a breeding ground for the wackiest viral videos. from laughing babies to those flash mobs. but the site has also become an influential outlet for music and not just for established artists. he was relatively unknown outside korea before youtube. and justin bieber was discovered from home made videos on the site. tonight both are nominees at the website's first awards show. underway now and streamed of course, on youtube. the music scene is already crowded with awards shows like the grammies and the mtv music awards. but youtube is hoping its version will create the kind of viral moments it is famous for. with just six categories -- ♪ >> reporter: videos from top 40 royalty like taylor swift are going head to head with relative unknowns. >> music is an international language. music is spoken everywhere and it is spoken across all times of fans. you will see a lot of big digital companies, google or apple, they're using music to enter markets all over the world. >> some of the greatest music on youtube. go! >> reporter: it comes just

of the oceans makes regions around the pacific ocean and the atlantic most vulnerable storms like leann and her eighteen seventy that struck the caribbean and the us east coast last year. only the oceans warm up. large amounts of water vapor rice into the atmosphere the earth's rotation since the resulting cloud masses in motion creating a super storm the philippines catastrophe dominated the opening of the world climate conference in warsaw. one hundred ninety four nations will have to close ranks second to reach a new binding agreement to fight climate change. nobody to overcome them. you know what to do the same tone. it is a problem. this weekend concert productions. you become so close to me. martin gerber. scientists regard carbon dioxide emissions as the biggest threat to the climax. greenhouse gas levels have continued to ronnie's making in two thousand ten goal of limiting temperature rise below two degrees celsius almost unachievable. but if emissions are not kind and temperatures current and future risk and the philippines and many other coastal regions of the earth is unpred

we start in denver with leanne gregg.going on there. it's early in denver so we can expect people are out bright and early to get the good deals. lee ann, good morning. >> reporter: that's right. it is early here but the biggest crowd at the mall was actually last night at 8:00 local time when the mall opened and the retailers have been staggering their openings throughout the night and throughout the morning so there's been a constant flow of people. now park meadows, like malls across the country, is doing everything it can to entice the customers. there was a free pancake breakfast, 1500 people showed up for that. carolers have been strolling through the mall trying to get shoppers into the holiday spirit. this is the busiest shopping weekend of the year, and this year may matter more than usual for a lot of retailers since the amount of time between thanksgiving and christmas is six days shorter than in previous years. a couple of these shoppers are with me. this is emma and nick. thanks for stopping by. why did you d

. >> uhm, we have a video of leann rimes. actually taken last month in nashville. there beau a live band playing up to sing and she kills it. i fall to pieces ♪ >> she snded incredible. song.ove that it's a go-to song. sha von's boob totally popped out. >> you didn't catch a draft? you didn't feel nothing? you can't see nothing. on, relax. a >> we shouldn't do. this i was coworker by doing that. > okay, you were doing a great co-worker. >> all the collective minds of everybody. good.ey're not even big or coming up, sarah palin, levi ohnson is trying to get 50/50 custody where in the hell did she get ct withur trim. >> it's not that kpwad. >>h my god, are you serious? tting thatad. >> she said whatever happened to aby on the never mind subject >> who would you rather mt --rles mson's kidsr >> mder kids. cartoon. all the things that have happened. when i think of clint eastwood i thk of dirtyarrynd male announcer ] brace yourself for mcdonald bold, new jalapeno kicker premium chicken sandwich. and the not too shy jalapeno kicker quarter pounder. the heat comes at you

we leanne is in the newsroom tonight. >> reporter: prior to filing the lawsuit, the fame had an autopsy performed on their 13-year-old son and asking the fbi bring in a pathologist to perform an independent one. that is why they have yet to bury their son. the lawyer representing the family of the 13-year-old andy lopez says it was a case of racial profiling. >> he assumed a mexican american kid is a gang member, dressed like a gang member. i'm going to shoot first, ask questions later. >> sonoma county responded saying statements in the claims alleging the sheriff encourages deputies to prematurely shoot suspects are false lopez was shot and killed october 22nd. two deputies spotted the team walking. one of them told investigators he mistook the teen's pellet gun for a real one. the attorney says that video comparing the two has offended the family. >> if you listen to their conduct, displaying, it's a done deal, folks they have already concluded that the shooting was justified. okay? shame on them. >> reporter: the family had an independent autopsy done, showing seven bullets struck l

. >> thank you, leanne.lief drive will be held at rnc motor cars find out how you can help on abc7 news.com. >> and let's bring in abc7 news weather anchor. where is this super typhoon now? >> it's out in the south china saechlt it's moving towards vietnam. but let me show youym thisçó black and white image fr yesterday. 24 hours ago. notice how clearly defined the eye is. just making its way to land fall. now going to our, there it s moving on shore right there powerful category 5. it is passed through central philippines into the south china dangerous storm. maximum winds 145 miles per hour. gusts to 175 miles per ÷ú% hour. and it'sxd÷ú headed towar vietnam, expected to make land fall in thehtçym morning as a category 3 storm, then movingp, inland and weaken to tropical storm force by about sunday.Ñdp dan? xd carolyn? >> thank you. very much. in addition, the concern about the human toll there is concern philippinesç reefs are already threatened by pollution, and global warming. in big storms, those reef

abc7 news reporter leanne melendez is live with the story. >> reporter: the african american studentwas living with seven other white students. police are waiting for them to surrender. this is how students reacted after hearing an african american freshman at san jose state was supposedly harassed and bullied for months by his roommates. >> sad to think there are people out there who still have that mentality. and you know, think that minorities are less than them. >> being black is not a crime. >> according to the investigation the black student lived with four other white male stewed glents a high rise campus village building the d.a.says the black student was taunt asked at one point, roommates placed a bike lock around his neck. >> they barricaded anymore his room, they stole his shoes. they created a living environment that was full of hate. >> the students parents reported this behavior to the housing authorities who notified campus

leanne, people rising to the occasion. >> reporter: absolutely, dan. here here on 7th and harrison in san francisco. they're going to be open until midnight to receive donations. san francisco bay area has the second largest filipino american community in the nation. after los angeles. so needless to say it's been a good day for giving. it's recognized by every fill pee peeno -- filipino knows. >> it's hard. >> volunteers from the community center spent the day downtown collecting monetary donations many tourists stopped to help. including kylie rogers from canada. >> we have a lot of filipino families. it's devastating. >> reporter: other organizations like west bay filipino center asked people to bring in goods. >> all i know is that they're desperate for food. there is nothing to eat. there is no power. there is no medicine. >> reporter: another organization will pay to ship items to the areas. something that can be very expensive. >> the totality is going to be unimaginable. >> peachy was in manila and left the following morning for a planned trip

leanne, people rising to the occasion. >> reporter: absolutely, dan. here here on 7th and harrison in san francisco. they're going to be open until midnight to receive donations. san francisco bay area has the second largest filipino american community in the nation. after los angeles. so needless to say it's been a good day for giving. it's a song recognized by every fill pee peeno -- filipino knows. >> it's hard. >> volunteers from the community center spent the day downtown collecting monetary donations many tourists stopped to help. including kylie rogers from canada. >> we have a lot of filipino families. it's devastating. >> reporter: other organizations like west bay filipino center asked people to bring in goods. >> all i know is that they're desperate for food. there is nothing to eat. there is no power. there is no medicine. >> reporter: another organization will pay to ship items to the areas. something that can be very expensive. >> the totality is going to be unimaginable. >> peachy was in manila and left the following morning for a planne

leann for abc 7 news. >>> 8:47 now on your saturday morning.people are staying under the covers a little bit longer. >> it is certainly chilly out there. you expect that for mid-november. and also you would expect some rain, and we are trying in the weather department to get it this way. but for the weekend it will be dry. and, in fact, the sunset will be before 5:00. so certainly cooler out there this morning for some in the north bay where temperatures were clear for the evening. you dropped to 33 right now. plenty of sunshine in san jose. the milder spots compared to san jose at 47. the winds will kick up along the coast. emeryville right now, nice and sunny here. a cool afternoon, though, by the water at berkeley. 46 in novato. 50 in concord and the livermore valley. but most of us may be getting tired of this. the weather maker has been our friend for weeks and months now. we need to dislodge it for the storms. we'll have a preseasonal afternoon. and a chance of rain coming into the north bay as soon as tuesday. we do have rain in crescent

leanne? >> reporter: according to police the gunman was wearing fatigues and inside of his bag was a note that said he wanted to kill tsa officers and pigs, referring to police. this is the first tsa agent killed on duty. witnesses say the suspect entered terminal three around 9:20, pulled out an assault rifle and began shooting. >> body language was like, i'm getting it. i'm, i'm here to do something. he just grabbed a rifle like, he knew how to grab a rifle. >> people dropped to the ground or ran, as more shots were fired. >> all hell broke loose because people were pouring onto the tarmac. >> shooting started outside and continued in the screening station, where passengers show their ids and boarding passes. >> he proceeded up into screening area. where screeners are and continued shooting, past the screeners and back into the airport itself >> two tsa agents were shot. one seen here, as crews raced to put anymore an ambulance. he died. the second officer shot in the hand. the shooter had

. >> leann rimes with her own kenny rogers, hubby, eddie cibrian. you want more pop divas?e got them. beyonce in a halo carrying her blue eye vicious mariah and nick with twins and britney spears playing snow white and the seven dancers. online now, the honey boo boo clan taking on that other famous reality tv family. >> you better redneck nice. >> extratv.com. >> some good costumes. >> very clever. >> did you guys get dressed up? >> i didn't personally, but i did have my little wicked witch of the west, gia and dog, julio, made a beautiful dorky gail, we went trick or treating. all about the kids. >> absolutely. we want to see your costumes, tweet us at extra tv, hashtag, extra costume contest and a prize for the best costume. >> very cool. >>> well, now, our interviews with michael douglas in the "last vegas", the movie pretty funny. >> jerry has them and robert de niro is revealing what the cameras didn't catch him doing. >> four oscar winners, one movie. morgan, klein, de niro and douglas, all together for the first time in "last vegas." >> i want all of to you get in t