fegan lee s. fehling peter adam feidelberg alan d.erg rosa maria feliciano edward thomas fergus, jr. george ferguson henry fernandez judy hazel fernandez julio fernandez elisa giselle ferraina anne marie sallerin ferreira robert john ferris >> and with a greater honor and a sadness, my aunt, a flight attendant on flight 11. >> and my father. we love and miss you, daddy. david francis ferrugio louis v. fersini michael david ferugio bradley james fetchet jennifer louise fialko kristen nicole fiedel samuel fields alexandra filipa michael bradley finnegan timothy j. finnerty michael curtis fiore stephen s r fiorelli, sr. paul m. fiori john b. fiorito john r. fischer andrew fisher bennett lawson fisher >> and my uncle, gerald. we miss you more than words can ever describe. >> my brother-in-law, timothy. we miss and love you always. gerald fisher john roger fisher thomas j. fisher lucy a. fishman ryan d. fitzgerald thomas james fitzpatrick richard p. fitzsimons salvatore fiumefreddo christina donovan flannery eileen flecha andre g. fletcher

i am the president of the board of education and also mayor lee 's education adviser, but my most important job has been as a parent. i am pleased and proud to be a parent here in san francisco unified and to join my colleagues who also have kids in our public school system either now or have had them graduate, as well as our mayor, who had his kids in our public schools. he was telling me they are now graduating from graduate school. they have moved on to that next level, and it is a real wonderful place to be as a parent and to have somebody at the helm who has also sent his kids to public schools all these years. we continue to struggle with the challenges of our school system, and to see this kind of growth over the last several years has just been tremendous. especially with our targeted students. we really wanted to put a lot of our energy and resources in the places that needed it the most, but we did not lose sight of all of our students. i think that the growth really indicates that we as a district have grown substantially, and it has been an honor to be on the school board during

fegan >> lee s. fehling >> peter adam feidelberg >> alan d. jr. >> george ferguson >> jay ferguson >> henry fernandez >> judy hazel fernandez >> >> julio fernandez >> elisa giselle ferraina >> anne marie sallerin ferreira >> robert john ferris the arts and with great honor and greater sadness, my aunt, the american airlines flight attendant on 9-11. we miss you and love you. >> and my father. we love you and miss you. >> david francis ferrugio >> louis v. fersini >> michael david ferugio >> bradley james fetchet >> jennifer louise fialko >> kristen nicole fiedel >> samuel fields >> michael bradley finnegan >> timothy j. finnerty >> michael curtis fiore >> stephen s r fiorelli, sr. >> paul m. fiori >> john b. fiorito >> john r. fischer >> andrew fisher >> bennett lawson fisher >> and my uncle, we miss you more than words could ever described. >> my brother in law, timothy miss you and love you always. >> gerald fisher. >> john roger fisher >> thomas j. fisher >> lucy a. fishman >> ryan d. fitzgerald >> thomas james fitzpatrick >> richard p. fit

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ledesma >> alexis leduc >> david s. lee brother ofhusband, nine siblings living for about the world. >> and my brother-in-law, engine company 240, battalion 48, of brooklyn. michael, you are missed and dyno will meet again in haven't. thank you. >> gary h. lee >> hyun joon lee >> juanita lee >> kathryn blair lee >> linda c. lee >> lorraine mary lee >> myoung woo lee >> richard y. lee >> stuart soo-jin lee >> yang der lee >> stephen paul lefkowitz >> adriana legro >> edward joseph lehman >> eric andrew lehrfeld >> david leistman >> david prudencio lemagne >> joseph anthony lenihan >> john joseph lennon, jr. >> may your name and memory live on for my brothers and i and to all of those courageous men and women who actively serve in the new york police department. >> and my dad, to my hero, i love and miss him so much. [applause] >> john robinson lenoir >> jorge luis leon >> matthew gerard leonard >> michael lepore >> charles a. lesperance >> jeff leveen >> john dennis levi >> alisha caren levin >> neil david levin >> robert le

abc 7's vic lee has the story for us. vic? >> outrageous. shameful. insulting. that is how the ceo of san francisco courts describe that had move at the judicial council meeting today. he thought the court was getting $2.5 million with some strings attached. to his surprise this, deal had conditions he had never seen. >> this judicial council investigated in bad faith. and this conduct is shameful. it's unbecoming of any representative from the world's largest court system. >> those were harsh words from the chief executive of the courts. the reason? he felt betrayed. san francisco courts reached an agreement with the staff. the aoc, administrative office of the courts agreed to give san francisco $2.5 million in emergency funds to mitigate the severe cut backs. 14 courtrooms were closed instead of 25. and 75 workers would be laid off instead of 177. this was the one page agreement. but two days ago, the aoc came up with this much longer document with conditions with san francisco said were never discussed that would violate its local autonomy. >> representation

abc 7's vic lee is live with this new development. vic? >> judge chan threw out cases against two of the three women saying they were not credible witnesses. that there were just too many inconsistencies and too many holes in their story. >> witnesses just -- lied. i don't know what else to say. >> sex, lies and videotapes and add to that, sexual domination this, case had it all. the 50-year-old defendant, michael hoffman. a labor lawyer specializing in cases involving wrongful termination and sexual harassment. his accusers? three women responded to his ads on craig's list. hoffman said he would like to degrade his partners. all three said he had sexual assaulted them here in his luxury condo. liz shown here wearing a purple top said she'd been attacked in june. and that he forced her to have rough sex that day. and hoffman's lawyers produce aid video that his client took which the judge said showed otherwise. >> this was a video of the alleged rape. and it showed there wasn't a rape. this showed she lied in the courtroom. >> he poked hol

abc 7's vic lee is live with the story that centers, vic, around pure greed. >> pure greed. two items, a gold chain and an ipod. those arrested? a 15, 16, and 17, and 19-year-old and three of them have been charged as juveniles. and one, adult. >> the four have been charged with murder of the 42-year-old torres. he was shot and killed may 20th in the middle of the day. he was a gardener working in the front yard of this home on the 1600 block of 34th avenue. police say the four young men confronted him. their apparent motive? >> i believe he was targeted because while doing work, the suspects saihe

joplin, missoi, where we all saw the pictures because of the dangers that hurricanes irene and lee created that,'s unheard of in this country. it i unheard of. the senate has already passed a bipartisan bill to replenish fema's coffers, providing $7 billion in immediate relief not just for fema, but the army corps. from my state we need army corps relief as well as fema relief because so many of our riversville changed course. they're -- rivers have changed course. they're flooded. the erie canal, the locks are no longer by the river because the storm's course changed the course of the mohawk. the great historic erie canal. so we provided this $7 billion. and a reasonable person might say, all our constituents are saying get government to work. the most logical thing to do would be quick passage by the house so we could begin to get those dollars out the door. but instead house republicans decided to take emergency disaster aid and leverage it to force cuts to a jobs program that they themselves used to support. if there's ever playing politics, that's it. they didn't like this jobs program, fine,

abc 7's vic lee is live with this new development today. vick? >> larry, the judge bruce chan threw out cases against two women saying that basically there was a credibility issue here. just too many holes in the stories. now this, preliminary hearing lasted two days, two days, of very graphic testimony. >> sex, lies and videotapes. add to that sexual domination. this case had it all. the 50-year-old defendant, michael hoffman, a labor lawyer specializing in cases involving wrongful termination and sexual harassment. his accusers? three women who responded to his ads on craig's list where hoffman said he'd like to degrade and dominate partners. all three said he sexual assaulted them here in his condo. liz, shown here wearing a purple top said she'd been attacked in june, that he forced her to have rough sthaechl day but lawyers produced a video that his client took. which the judge said showed otherwise. >> this was a video of the alleged rape. and it showed she lied in the courtroom. >> and hahnlynn poked holes into this woman's story. vanessa

the store arery from abc 7's vic lee. >> basically what we have is a family that i would describe as a crime family. >> reporter: edwin and his brother carlos and carlos' daughter carla. all three are realtors and they are a family which district attorney says targeted vulnerable spanish speaking elderly victims. >> we have 31 victims and we have $2.2 million that have been stolen from the 31 victims. >> reporter: carlos was just arrested. 26-year-old carla is on the run. >> we are looking for her. she is very much part of this scheme. >> reporter: authorities say carlos posed as a pastor and stole the home of a 71-year-old woman who lived on this street in the ingleside district. >> and this individual, this pastor/real estate agent through a series of transactions retitled the home, refinanced the home and basically took over $100,000 away from this woman. >> reporter: police found out about the latest case when they were still investigating charges against brother edwin. he was arrested three years ago, accused of defrauding the rest of the 30 victims and cheating them out of mill

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ledesma alexis leduc david s. lee gary h.on lee juanita lee >> and my husband, carlos, father of louis, francisco, brother of nine siblings throughout the world. >> and my brother-in-law, michael, engine company 240, 48 brooklyn. you are missed and i know that we will meet again in heaven. thank you. >> kathryn blair lee linda c. lee lorraine mary lee myoung woo lee richard y. lee stuart soo-jin lee yang der lee stephen paul lefkowitz adriana legro edward joseph lehman eric andrew lehrfeld >> and my father, james. may your memory and spirit live on through my brother and die. >> and my father, lt. joseph, i love and miss you so much. [applause] david leistman >> david prudencio lemagne joseph anthony lenihan john joseph lennon, jr. john robinson lenoir jorge luis leon matthew gerard leonard michael lepore charles a. lesperance jeff leveen john dennis levi alisha caren levin neil david levin robert levine robert michael levine shai levinhar adam jay lewis margaret susan lewis ye wei liang >> and my son, carl, our shining star

richard henry lee favored independence as well in the 1760's. the leader of the radicals was john adams. adams, we can pretty much determined when he became -- began to favor independence. adams was approached by samuel adams back in the 1760's, but he kept samuel adams cousin at arm's length. and when samuel adams tried to get john to speak in public and attack the british, and john adams' response in his diary was, that way madness lies. he thought that samuel adams was plotting an american revolution and wanted no part of its. but in 1773 some letters written by the governor, the royal governor of massachusetts were made public. those letters convinced john adams that there was a conspiracy afoot between british officials in american and british officials in london to destroy american liberties. from 1773 on john adams favored independence. i think probably george washington came around to independence in the 1760's, and i think thomas jefferson came around to independence around tustin time as well. but in 1775 john adams, sam adams, george

physical evidence suggests that she was inside of michelle lees vehicle, and le;'s blood was found inside the vehicle and her dna was found when they searched gisselle esteban home. >> i consider this investigation complete until michelle is found. >> during the news conference machine--michelle lee family was upset but they say they will continue the search until they bring michelle home. >> our primary concern was is and will always be to find michelle and bring her home with us. >> her brother a personal plea to the suspect. >> if she could feel our pain and the way that this whole ordeal has caused so much turmoil on our family and really have robbed us of our lives right now. she should not drag this out any longer than it has to go. >> the family has conducted at least seven searches so far they have another schedule for the weekend of the 16th. as we have been telling you the rest happened this morning at her home in union city. we have been there all day. >> this with the scene in union city where hayward police arrested gisselle esteban and she was leaving her residence early wed

may lee in the '70's in the south bay.n hill, campbell and cupertino cooling several degrees in the inland valleys 85 antioch, 82 concord, 80 in livermore, mainly in the '60s for these bayshores. '70s down in hayward, union city and fremont. '60s and '70s for the peninsula coast--close to the coastline. in the north bay the temperatures are running in the '70s except for san rosa and fairfield. and the year extended forecast slightly cooler tomorrow, the cooling trend will continue into thursday and friday as we head into the weekend less fog expected. >> a big breakthrough for the raiders they did something last night that they have not managed to do in years. some people then this is like a curse that has been lifted. >> eight straight years of opening game of losses it is over. the raiders are going to the super bowl, how about that. i am just kidding. but they get it done. plain ice debut for a few jackson. three field goals in the second quarter it was 16 to 3, and in jackson he likes to be a bully, and they bullied d

s&p is down 18. >>> san francisco may off ed lee announced the expansion of -- mayor ed lee announced the expansion of the a ceramics lease for 28,000 feet of retail. the new facility will employ 34 feet. the company makes ceramic that can be seen in places like modern arts and dinner ware that's in many popular restaurants. >> it's already in dinner ware, in places like 44 and some of the finest eating restaurants in the bay area. >> the company plans to grow the size to 60,000 square feet over the next three years. the original ceramics factory is in sausalito. >>> laid off employees of so linda are filing a -- some lin draw are following a -- solyndra are filing a class action lawsuit. last week, the company announced they were filing for bankruptcy and laying off employees. the workers claim the company violated the lawsuit that requires 60 days' notice before laying off 50 people. but solyndra says they were actively seeking financing which makes them and the excepttion to the law. >>> the postmaster general is meeting with congress to ask for help in a drastic cost- hutting plan -- cost-cutti

s office as the court case against lee's former friend gisselle esteban. as the bond police see here was taken into custody in fremont back on september 7th. it was there that for september that hayward police announced the evidence they have against her finding her blood on a pair of shoes, physical evidence that she was in fact michelle lees vehicle. in addition to recovering video recordings from surveillance cameras showing as the bond in the roger both before and after michelle le disappearance back on may 27th as was michelle lee cellphone being trucked to the location where michelle the skeletal remains will ultimately be found for month after a jewish parent. the family of michelle le did not make god, can read--did not making it on camera, but this is what is said to thank you for your prayers and thoughts. our family would be a loss without the help will so many volunteers. is says to continue to press for support michelle was our family begin the journey to ensure justice in her honor. the family also singled out the hayward police arm it team a

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s all eyes are on the gulf coast. this is where we're getting drenched throughout this labor day weekend from tropical storm lee.nds doing damage or anything like that. mostly only concerned with heavy rain and flash flooding and then river flooding eventually. let's take a look at the big map. you will see that all the green and the white down there over the top of new orleans and all over louisiana, that is our storm system that we're dealing with on the gulf. now, as far as the heavy rain goes, all of those bands coming up off the gulf, the center of the storm looking at just south to be there in baton rouge. now, back towards mobile and also towards the panhandles of now florida, you're still going to be get drerchged far from the center. anywhere down there from i-10 to i-20, that's who will see the worst of the heavy rain. take a look at our computer estimates. all through yarsz of louisiana, especially mississippi, that purple color you see there is the six to nine inches of rain. some location kooz get close to a foot of rain by the time this weekend is over with. this is just a big rainmaker. here's you

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their collapse and also about your tipoff to the f a s f a a year before the company collapsed taylor being was committing a variety of fraud started by lee farkas and in the genesis of that was to cover up . a bank overdraft that they he created with their partner bank loan bank and it's a very sordid affair but basically he saw as a right opportunity would be to. malta police the same mortgages or that are mortgages with the same assets backing them or sensually no assets backing some of them and into pre pre-funded via freddie mac. for mortgages they hadn't been sold yet which is of course you know beagle so a variety of these things went on for years and years years and. and a year before the two thousand and nine collapse of colonial bank a whistleblower went to us and we research they were it was essentially about the freddie mac. and i suspect of the fraud and we researched it and checked it out and so we reported it. essentially f.h. effaced sat on it and did nothing and we recently confirmed that you know it was our to that it had been referred to in a inspector general report for f.h. f.a.a. that said hey you know the complaint

joplin, missouri, where we all saw the pictures because of the dangers that hurricanes irene and lee created that,'sard of in this country. it is unheard of. the senate has already passed a bipartisan bill to replenish fema's coffers, providing $7 billion in immediate relief not just for fema, but the army corps. from my state we need army corps relief as well as fema relief because so many of our riversville changed course. they're -- rivers have changed course. they're flooded. the erie canal, the locks are no longer by the river because the storm's course changed the course of the mohawk. the great historic erie canal. so we provided this $7 billion. and a reasonable person might say, all our constituents are saying get government to work. the most logical thing to do would be quick passage by the house so we could begin to get those dollars out the door. but instead house republicans decided to take emergency disaster aid and leverage it to force cuts to a jobs program that they themselves used to support. if there's ever playing politics, that's it. they didn't like this jobs program, fine, fig

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to grow with searches for american flag screen savers and songs like lee greenwood's, "god bless the usa." an interest in conspiracy s of mind this week unemployment and president obama's latest proposal to put americans back to work. on the heels of the president's speech we saw a jump in searches for all things obama, including his approval rating. most of the queries are coming from texas, florida, california, virginia, and ohio with men more interested than women, 60% to 40%. the federal government site usajobs.gov top the list of places people are looking for job opportunitieiefollow by monster.com, hotjobs. >>> now to hollywood and the frenzy over chaz bono's anticipated role with "dancing with the stars." the news sent lots of yahoo! users to look up photos of chaz before and after his gender reassignment, details on mom cher, and even baby pictures of former chastity bono. >>> and last, a new craze seems to be taking the place of planking on college campusus. get ready y r batmanning, an extreme sport that can land you on your head. obviously the guys who made this youtube video think hanging upside down by t

lee. scott, good morning, again. >> thanks so much there -- is it david? >> boy, i knew that was s >> let's take a look at what's going on. a cold front is pushing through the western portions of new england area through the ozarks. possibility of severe weather. winds gusting up to 80 miles an hour. a large hail also possible with that. in texas, temperatures are cooling down. a high fire danger as the front pushes in. 90 in dallas. 92 in san angelo. and we can't forget about the west coast, nice and beautiful as we go into this sunday afternoon. your labor day forecast in a few minutes. dan? >> scott, thank you. >>> there is a new clue this morning in the case of robyn gardner, the american woman who disappeared in aruba while traveling with this man, gary giordano, who is now the prime suspect. investigators are trying to find the owner of this small, white hatch back which was parked outside the restaurant where she and giordano were last seen before she vanished. let's go to abc news consultant and former fbi profiler and special agent brad garrett, who is in washington. bad,

lee. here's what i am monitoring here in the bay area. hot day inland temperatures coming up that the upper 90's for livermore apartment i don't care fairfield l clear lake got up to 98 degrees. 102 agrees in ukiah. most bay area high came up today t.near the coast where the fog was down, 61 in half machine bay today. 69 san francisco. 78 agrees in oakland. san jose very warm about 89 degrees. these numbers are going down. santa rosa got up to 90 today. temperatures writ now in the 50's at the coast. it's socked in. half moon bay dense fog rate now. 3 quarters of a mile visibility. show you an outside shot, live picture rate now from our high definition sutro camera. you can see the fog there blanketing parts of san francisco. market street there off to the side. under the fog. it is going to be thick into the overnight hours. so here are our highlights. we lack at areas of dense fog near the coast. gradually cooler this weekend with the hazardous surf condition continuing writ through the weekend. the south easterly swell slow moving swell still continuing to impact the coast lane so watch out for dangerous rip current. fog at the coast. lo

lee, abc7 news. >>> tonight a group of suburban moms on the peninsula holding a party to fight poverty. abc7's these mothers have embraced other families here from overseas and shows how you can help. >> in a donated corner of a warehouse in burlingame a small group of parents work at putting together gifts that will be auctioned off in a couple of days. it's the fourth year in a row these suburban moms will turn their attention from jobs and carpools to helping total strangers. >> we want to change the cycle of the poverty, and we believe we could. >> four years ago five peninsula woman founded moms against policy or map at no experience for fundraising or nonprofits. they put together a party, drew 500 people and raised $60,000. >> i think generally people want to be good, people want to help. it's just they need a way and we gave them the way. >> now the party is a more organized affair with djs and mcs and it's held in san francisco. but the moms still do the cooking and preparation, and that's not all. >> it's hard. it's hard. you have to pick up the telephone and call. we are all volunte

s for the coast. >> thank you, continuing to monitor trouble storm lea tropil strom lee 10 in.am marty gonzales. >> i am as a build around. we will see you tomorrow at 8:00 a.m.. isabel durante. state farm. this is jessica. hey, jessica, jerry neumann with a policy question. jerry, how are you doing? fine, i just got a little fender bender.

s. officials say the plane was having mechanical problems and the pilot, a 74 year-old jimmy lee were lostraft. his medical records are up-to- date and spot on. he was a very experienced and talented, qualified pilot. we slow down the video as it nosedived into the stands. >> looked like he was pulling hard, trying to get the blame to go as far away from the stands as possible. >> it twisted and times. there was brown smoke. >> i saw a lot of a bloody people. people standing in shock. they came over the loudspeaker and asked people to not come down, to stay where they are and not get in the way, turn your children away. it was a very direct site with a lot of blood and very catastrophic injuries. >> emergency responders or rice to help victims after the plane exploded. debris was everywhere. this is what the p 51 mustangs looked like before the crash. it was called of the galloping ghost. if built during world war two. it had clipped wings. lee was interviewed a day before the crash. he >> we are as fast as anyone in this field. maybe a little faster. >> thanks to his moves, that saddam pr

s caroline tyler has te story. >> reporter: the end of the demolition of the old trans bay terminal. today, san francisco mayor ed lee-beam symbolizing the beginning of the new terminal going up in the south of market neighborhood. >> this is more than just a beautiful project. it is job producing. it is the most important thing that we would be doing while we look at and kind of shake our heads as to why other cities can't be doing this. >> it brings us at a level with new york having a huge transit center where everything comes together. >> reporter: the billion dollars terminal project is just one piece of the transit plan as these sketches show, a new neighborhood is envisioned with more than 4,000 units of new you housing. 11 acres of parks. more than 6 million square feet of offense space. and a new skyline with buildings tall enough to rival the transamerica pyramid. some critics call the plan transformation the manhattannization of san francisco. but the head of the san francisco planning and urban research association is enthusiastic. >> we will make the tallest building in our city be our transit center in

s we're looking at. many neighborhoods are still underwater and more rain is in the forecast. the flooding from tropical storm leed at least nine people and forced the evacuation of 100,000 in central pennsylvania and upstate new york, as well. frightening moments on the fields today. university of minnesota minnesota coach jerry kill suffered a seizure late in the game. after 15 minutes on the field, the coach was taken to a hospital where he is reported in stable condition. the team doctor says the coach's vital signs were normal and perhaps the heat combined with dehydration affected him. the seizure occurred as the team was driving from what would have been a tying touchdown. this is the third time in his career that coach jerry kill has had a seizure on game day. we wish him well. now, back to don in florida. don? ? >> susan, thank you very much. intelligence agencies investigate the latest terror threat. a report from washington is next. plus, vice president joe biden's criticism of waterboarding under his predecessor dick cheney's watch. it is a cnn exclusive right after the break. but first on this eve of

s office maintains that it was a privileged -- privileged report and the city attorney agree was the position and say the judge should now decide if it's relevant in this particular cold case. >> vic lee is reporting for us. thank you, vic. >> a man accused of trying to slip a fake bomb through airport security was in court today, causing a scare at kansas city international airport on sunday. the 10th anniversary of september 11th. screeners shut down a terminal several hours, an fbi agent testified the bag contains ingredients for an improvized bomb. and take a look at what is caught on camera in a southern california bike shop. my goodness. a cadillac de vil plows through a store, customer goes diving for cover. police say it appears the woman hit the accelerateor instead of the break. the crash did tens of thousands of drar dollars in damage. >> wow. >> the man surviving a fiery crash in salt lake city says planes to keep riding once getting a really good helmet. he was pulled out from underneath a car this week, today well enough to say thank you. here is abc 7. >> oh, my gosh its the miracle caught on camera. and bistanders lift a burning car and free the man trapped underneath.

sw if. >> good evening once again. recapping 2 big stories tonigh tonight. abc 7 news learned that a body found saturday during a search for student michelle lee is in fact thenursing student. the body was found between pinell and pleasanton over the weekend we still don't know the cause of death. >>> and diabetes appears to dr. matcly increase a person's risk of developing alzheimer's disease or other types of dimensia. researchers in japan found that people with diabetes were 20's as likely to develop alzheimer's within 15 years and almost twice as likely to develop dimension of any kind. >> another spectator died today from the terrifying air show disaster in reno bringing the death toll to continue with dozens still seriously injured. three days after the tragedy the investigation is focusing on the payment in the stunt plane racing at speeds up to 500 miles per hour before he crashed into the crowd with such disaster results. here's david wright. >> it all happened so fast. spectators barely had time to duck. >> we didn't have time to be terrified. just so fast. >>reporter: 59 people were hurt badly enough to be sen to the hospital. 5 are still critical

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lee. live doppler 7 hd as it mavs up the 10 is he valley and flooding all the way to new england. meanwhile back in the bay area sunny skies warm conditions tomorrow. mid 90'sin the unland location tomorrow 80's around the bay. here's accu-weather 7 day forecast. 2 rather toasty summer lick day tomorrow and wednesday. temperatures moderate and cool down as we head to the weekend. things looking good 7 days ahead. >> thanks spencer very much. >> mike is in for larry tonight with all the sports. baseball to talk by. thanks. 12 game home stand and did not win one series. maybe getting away from home is a good thing. was for sandoval. 2 home runs in san diego. checkp#p. hi, we're looking to save some money on our car insurance. great! at progressive, you can compare rates side by side, so you get the same coverage, often for less. wow! that is huge! [ disco playing ] and this is to remind you that you could save hundreds! yeah, that'll certainly stick with me. we'll take it. go, big money! i mean, go. it's your break, honey. same coverage, more savings. now, that's progressive. call or click today. >> coming up tonight 7 news at 11:00. warning on the peninsula

s worse today. >> no peace anywhere in the country right now. rain, fires, it's unbelievable. >> so much to battle. >>> on top of that the leftovers from tropical storm leeing much of the east coast today after spawning nearly 40 twisters since the weekend. >> tornados were reported north of atlanta where siding and shingles were ripped off homes and trees came crashing through roofs. at least three people were swept away by floodwaters. and more severe storms are on tap for today. no relief in sight. >> none at all. >>> the people of the gulf states are still keeping a wary eye on the levees and dams in the wake of tropical storm lee. >> it's not just flooding they have to cope with. the storm front whipped up other dangers too. abc's yunji de nies has the details. >> reporter: the skies over louisiana are clearing but tropical storm lee dropped over 14 inches of rain in some parts of the state. more rain than they normally get in an entire month. in its wake lee's rains left areas of slidell, louisiana, looking more like a lake. >> you look here now, it's all flooded. you've got people walking in it, boats, everything lack here. >> never seen water com

s&p down yesterday. futures also down slightly this morning. hopefully these women will help rally them off today. >> looks like a woman's group to me. >> good morning, everyone. friday, september 26789 i'm grace lee. >>> i'm frank mallicoat. the weekend is here. it's heating up to be a great labor day weekend. spare the air day as well. let's check in with lawrence and find out what's cooking out there. >>> we're going to enjoy the sunshine. if you're headed out there right now, skies mostly clear. just some patchy fog. temperatures mainly in the 50s. just how hot it will get in your neighborhood coming up but right now let's check on the roadways. >>> we're getting first reports of an injury accident on westbound 37 right at 121. the right lane may be blocked. i'll have details on this and the bay bridge coming up. >>> 6:30 now. a tsunami warning has been canceled after reports after major earthquake hitting off the coast of ie alaska. the -- coast of ie lass came. the u.s. gee lodge -- coast of alaska. the u.s. geological survey just downgraded it to 6.8. we also have a seismograph we're looking at of the quake activity. this is here in the bay area in our newsroom. the quake pretty shallow at

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s had also they need to bring in the heavy equipment and the teams to do all the work that's needed right now. >> lee is heading east. it's not the only storm we're watching out there. hurricane katia has been strengthening as well. rob marciano with the latest. first, let's talk about lee. how much longer will this storm be around? it's a tropical depression now, right? >> it's making a change into just becoming a rainstorm, getting involved in the front. the big deal will be the rain. threat for seeing tornadoes. we're seeing that right now, tornado watch is in effect until 4:00 this afternoon, good chunk of alabama, parts of mississippi and florida panhandle. the storm itself, the center of it is still back through here. it has a long way to go, moving very, very slowly off toward the north and east. tremendous amount of rain already with this. ed showed you some of that. a lot of that is tidal flooding. as far as the flooding from rainfall, new orleans saw over 10 inches, pascagoula seeing over 10 inches and jackson, reports seeing evac wags under way and flooded homes and apartment complexes. he

s there. -- brave souls there. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we are so glad you are spending part of your day us with, i'm jenna lee. >> what a monumental day since the worst terror attacks ever on american soil. hijackers who turned planes into guided missiles, plowing them into the twin towers, crippling the buildings which then fell to the ground. 2, -- another plane crashing into the pentagon setting off an explosion there, 184 people dead. then word of a fourth hijacked plane reportedly en route to washington. but it never reached its intended target the brave men and women onboard united flight 93 fought back and forced the plane down in shanksville, pennsylvania. 40 died there. the tapes of all the victims of 9/11 now appearing on the bottom of our screen and truth this hour. rick left that -- rick leventhal is live at one world financial center. >> reporter: these ceremonies are so important to the families and everyone else touched by the attacks. it is important to look back and remember what happened on that terrible day 10 years ago. i want to play a particular piece of tape with a young man who i stopped in the street who h

lee says low-income employees earn some money and also learn valuable skills. >>> the child poverty rates there are raising -- are rising. the county rates are at 15% in 2009 compared to 11% ten years ago. s that's followed by fairfield and suisun. they are also higher than the 2010 rate. the child poverty rate across california is 20%. >>> there's also a new survey that may help you fine-tune where your career is heading. researchers will outline the top ten jobs in demand. at the top of the list, registered nurses. other top jobs include accountants, management analyst, com-- computer engineers, civil engineers. this ranking is based on the national records. >>> what was supposed to be a quiet weekend in lake tahoe turned into a -- turned into a nightmare. cc and highway son were awakened to a lot of activity. it was a bear inside the car trying to get out. he tore up the interior and accidentally hit the fear shift. that sent the car into the driveway. the sheriff's deputy called this a burglar by bare. >> just stole our car. [ laughter ] >> it was across the street. was not hard to find. >> they obviously have a good sense of humor about it. one thing i heard, they absolutely had no f

s srt to get those fronts as far south as oklahoma and texas. could east texas be getting some rain? could coastal texas be getting rain, of what would be a tropical storm lee weekend but the rain is forecast along the gulf. remember, that rough surf advisory on the west coast particularly in the southwest up into >> all that weather brought to you by care.com and, george, we'll see you live from miami bachelorette in front of the fountainbleau. >> coming up, more sneaky teacher seeks from lara. say that three types fast. and her kids. odododododododododd >>> all right. so as summer winds down you do still have time to sneak in some teachable moments with your kids. nobody wants to go back to school with brain drain so for our sneaky teacher series i did a little experimenting with my own guys. we got a cooking lesson that served up much more than tasty treats. ♪ >> reporter: in these last days of summer my house is a mix of kids. dogs and, yeah, a little bit of chaos. >> hi. >> reporter: but in the midst of all the fun i'm always looking for ways to sneak in a little learning.. that's where our sneaky teacher comes in. >> hello! >> oh, nice. give me hihi-f

lee spawning several twisters in the south. take a look at the damage. this is canton, georgia. violent winds tossing boats and entire rows of r.v.'sher. and this 80 foot high pine tree smashes right into one family's home amazingly, no one inside was injured. even nascar postponed its sprint cup race in atlanta to today because of all that severe weather. let's go over to tennessee. this car got stuck in more than 9 inches of rain. at least three weather related deaths now being linked to that storm. repairs are under way at the national cathedral in washington. one of the spires came off, came crashing down in the earthquake that hit two weeks ago. it's going to take a year to actually replace it but the cathedral will be open for the 10th anniversary of the september 11th attacks. president obama is scheduled to give a speech there sunday night. and those are your headlines this morning. >> how crazy is it that 9/11, mayor bloomberg wouldn't allow anyone to make speeches? they have to read poetry. you have the president, former president, former mayor. you can't make a speech at the 9/11, 10 year rememberance? >> uh-huh. no and

lee but a cold front. that same front is bringing in relief from temperatures or hot temperatures across the city of actually dallas today expecting highs in the mid 80'sing across the northeast and we're just impacted by eye arena a week ago so the ground is already saturated and guys, we'll see a lot of rain from both of these two systems combined. we're talking about four or more inches of rain stretching up to the interior portions of the northeast. this is going to be a huge concern not only for labor day but as it continues to rain in these areas, tuesday, wednesday and as we head into thursday. it's going to be an ongoing event. guys? >> there's been football games rained out, three or four in the last couple of days. two and three hour rain delays in football? >> yeah. i've never heard that before. >> got some storms. >> all right. thank you so much, maria. let's talk about this. and boy, i can see the inbox exploding right now. listen to this. typically for the last eight years, this guy in ohio used to throw his money into the office pool to go to the lotto. for eight years, they did this. all of them at the kraft maid store in the northeaste