>>reporter: lee ann abc 7 new news. >> the what a winner she is. on her way.h our abc 7 top scholar special this sunday july 6 at 10:00 a.m. cheryl jennings and i host the program. you will learn more about this year top scholar all making a difference in their communities. and we are calling all of our young bay area change makers to play for a summer of service award and win 1,000 dollars for your community by logging on to ysa.org slash be inspired. we would love to help identify more fantastic young people here in the bay area. really are a lot of them. >> coming up next on 7 news at 9:00. final check on the weather. spencer has that of course and how about a ride on the tallest water slide ever built? hope you don't have vertigo [ heart beating ] [ female announcer ] the internet gets more exciting the faster it goes. that's why, coming soon, xfinity will double the internet speed on two of our most popular plans. xfinity continues to innovate, bringing you the fastest, most reliable internet, period. [ heart beating ] xfinity internet from comcast. doubl

lee ann explains. >> and this year i was really sick. i could barely walk.eporter: he's about to get a kidney that will save his life. how he met his donor is an amazing story. nearly 10 years ago his son kale suffered an accident. the family made the hard decision to donate his organs. his pancreas helped save the life of then 19-year-old petaluma boy named jake. these are the 2 family sitting together with the 3 surgeon whose will perform the large kidney transplant tomorrow morning. donor is the mother of the boy who received kale pancreas. this drama shows how it came to be. they lost their son his pan cae as given 0to jurisdiction. his mother will now donate her kidney to bill millard. >> jake has done so well and so i really didn't have the question. twos pass the medical test. >>reporter: all the test were didn't to make sure they were compatible. they were. fight chance of compatibility less than 50%. >>reporter: object ration will take 2 to 3 hours. >> donor usually goes in first. once the kidney kilometers out recipient is ready for the kidney to g

lee ann has more now from oakland. he. >> just after 11:00 o'clock this morning virginia teresa was told to leave police headquarters. she left everything behind including her purse. >> it was very fast. sitting there and the sirens went off. and then you see everybody say evacuate so it was fast. >>reporter: at least 200 employee also evacuated after some one noticed a foul odor. >> one of our lieutenant on the second floor smelled the foul smell and pulled the alarm and notified everybody to evacuate the building. >>reporter: fire crew arrive with the hazmat team all suited up. went through the entire 9 story be. at first they were looking for possible gas leak but quickly realize the smell was coming from the h vachl city. air conditioning collat collator arrived. no public services were ever disrupted. >> 911 dispatch center not located here at 4 5 5 7 street. not affecting the call for service. for the officers on the street. >>reporter: people who came to do any kind of business could not get in. police closed of

if in san francisco lee ann, abc 7 news. >> sf talk about the weather. strange light show we got here and some rain this late in jul july. sandhya is in for spencer tonight. it was nice to see the rain but it was weirdism it was strange. for us especially dan as you know july tends to be very dry mont month. we occasionally get the sub tropical moisture and thunderstorms fire up. i miss it by the way. entire light show i was asleep. >> i missed that although today i got in the car i need the wipers. odd. >> kind of strange to see all the drops coming in. well i tell you. what we are going to see different kinds of drops tomorrow morning. not the showers but drizzle. still another slick morning commute. show you live doppler 7hd and what is coming as we head towards the rest of the work week and no the weekend. we also have some hot weather on the way but for the time being at live doppler 7hd showing you a low cloud filling in along the coast line. also pushing in over the bay. visibility is going to flux ate heading into tomorrow morning. we have a lot

lee ann has more now from city hall where supervisor wants the city to lend a hand. >> san franciscos a city for children and families. >>reporter: at this rally today in front of san francisco city hall several supervisors made it clear. hundreds of central american kids will continue to cross the border and land in san francisco whether you like it or not. >> these kid are going to keep coming and we need to have a response and sticking our head in the sand only l is not going to make the problem go away. >>reporter: supervised david introduced resolution asking the board to commit to helping the kid who make it to san francisco. on average 100 a month. they would be offered shelter and other social services while they wait for their deportation hearing. important piece in the restlution is to offer legal services to expedite the proceedings. abigail is the director of legal services for children. >> the goal of the office of refuse you gee resettlement reunify the children with family or other appropriate adult as soon as possible. >>reporter: most sent back to their country. >> t

lee ann has the story. >> sergeant tran has several pictures to go along with his many come about the stories. >> picture of me in my full combat kit. >>reporter: still has the helmet that saved his life after being severely injured in two,000 8. by aneurysm ed blast while serving in iraq. >> this actually still has the natural blood that was from my the you can tell they didn't client out. still stains in here. >>reporter: his captain seen in this picture lost a leg. >> since i was his right hand man very close to him. i lost my right eye. fractured my femur your. >>reporter: he is able to walk thanks to titanium rod. san jose native says he has no regret about enlisting in the my at the age of 26. before that he had a career in marketing. it was during a gathering with friends that he says he felt something was missing in his life. >> somebody asked me if you were to die today what do you think people would say but. i was quiet because i didn't fee feel, i felt i hadn't accomplished anything. >>reporter: short time later he found himself in iraq as infantry man helping in constructi

. >> back on the ac beach anticipation grew before the show especially for 3-year-old lee anne. >> i want to see fireworks. >> are you excited? >> yeah. >> with each pop people agreed, this show was worth the wait. >> it was awesome. it was sxwloding in different places like i had to open my eyes to see both of them. it was hard. >>> what was really cool the fire went off 3 different parts of accuweather and whether cooperated here. we're told the fireworks display in cape may had to be cancelled because of windy conditions. reporting live in accuweather, annie mccormick, channel "action news". >> looks like fun. thank you, annie. more to come on "action news." if you travel abroad this summer you better make sure your cellphone works or face extra scrutiny by tsa officials. >> and adam returns with more open the workweek, muggies. >> jeff skversky has the phillies lingering woes in >> jeff skversky has the phillies lingering woes in sports when "action news" comes we showed people a survey that stacked fios up against comcast. what's it like paying for internet that's rated 6th out

. >> and lee ann, mint chocolate i love it. >> and browns, bacon. really? bacon?e h she says mm. i said same thing. what's your favorite? >> really?. i would say my sifrt pie. >> i love how you're not taking a bite, cheese would stay on your lip. >> it does. >> chocolate chips, for a good cause. >> sort of like a fourth july for junk food eaters. >>> and now adorable apologies. this one, a beagle with a big heart, goes viral over the weekend. >> a family dog helps himself t the baby's toy, but when little laura bursts into tears, he's regretful. he brings it up to her, bringing her every stuffed toy in the house. >> play station toys, by the time he was done, laura was completely covered in tois. apology accepted, i'm sure. and one more toy, everything, i'm so sorry. and then he gives her a lick at the very end. here it is, i love you, i'm sorry. there he goes, come on, buddy. slow motion -- there it is. >> don't suffocate the poor baby. >> you love this, watch it while eating cheeto. >> be right back. i'do anything to keep this guy happy and healthy. s. >> be rig

lee ann has the story. >> sergeant tran has several pictures to go along with his many come about the stories. >> picture of me in my full combat kit. >>reporter: still has the helmet that saved his life after being severely injured in two,000 8. by aneurysm ed blast while serving in iraq. >> this actually still has the natural blood that was from my the you can tell they didn't client out. still stains in here. >>reporter: his captain seen in this picture lost a leg. >> since i was his right hand man very close to him. i lost my right eye. fractured my femur your. >>reporter: he is able to walk thanks to titanium rod. san jose native says he has no regret about enlisting in the army at the age of 26. before that he had a career in marketing. it was during a gathering with friends that he says he felt something was missing in his life. >> somebody asked me if you were to die today what do you think people would say but. i was quiet because i didn't fee feel, i felt i hadn't accomplished anything. >>reporter: short time later he found himself in iraq as infantry man helping in construc

lee ann. >> well, dan, supervisor wiener will call on a number of city agencies to discuss ways to improve our efforts, our water conservation efforts. we could see big changes coming our way. >> right now we're doing great. >> reporter: the san francisco public utilities commission showed us this diagram of the city's water usage. the dotted black line is the 10% voluntary conservation target. >> this red line represents what our actual usage is. >> reporter: slightly lower than expected. still water conservation will be on the agenda when the board of supervisored reconvenes in september. scott wiener says much of the focus will be on expanding the city's recycled water program. for example, the public utilities commission has one recycling facility and will have another in four years. >> we're behind where we should be in terms of water reused and water recycling. there's no reason for us to use anything but recycled water for example to water landscaping. >> the plan is to eventually have certain areas like golden gate park use only recycled water. it currentedly uses well water. there

lee ann has the story. >> sergeant tran has several pictures to go along with his many come about theture of me in my full combat kit. >>reporter: still has the helmet that saved his life after being severely injured in two,000 8. by aneurysm ed blast while serving in iraq. >> this actually still has the natural blood that was from my the you can tell they didn't client out. still stains in here. >>reporter: his captain seen in this picture lost a leg. >> since i was his right hand man very close to him. i lost my right eye. fractured my femur your. >>reporter: he is able to walk thanks to titanium rod. san jose native says he has no regret about enlisting in the army at the age of 26. before that he had a career in marketing. it was during a gathering with friends that he says he felt something was missing in his life. >> somebody asked me if you were to die today what do you think people would say but. i was quiet because i didn't fee feel, i felt i hadn't accomplished anything. >>reporter: short time later he found himself in iraq as infantry man helping in construction and also on

lee ann. >> sheryl today supervisor wiener told the rest of the board let's have a hearing to discuss efforts here that we're doing in city to conserve water. next it will be discussed within a specific committee with a participation of a number of agencies, including the pic, park and the 3wi8ding department. >> water conservation will be on the agenda when the board of supervisors reconvenieed in department. for example, the public utilities commission has one recycling facility and will have another in four years. >> we're behind where we should be in terms of water reused. water recycling. there's no reason for us to use anything but recycled water. for example to water landscaping. the plan is to eventually have certain areas like golden state park use only recycled water. it currently uses well water. meanwhile there has been concern that all the new construction of apartments in the city will increase the demand for water looking back at the past ten years, the puc projects even with the bay areas population growing, that won't happen. >> so it's grown by about 4% but conversel

in san francisco, lee ann, abc 7 news. >> another san francisco housing proposal will not make the ballotit would have guaranteed the developer build 30 percent of future units for low middle income residents. instead voters will vote on a plan that will rely on existing property to achieve the same 30 percent goal. >> all right. now let's go back to sandhya if. notice she's not wearing sleeves tonight because it's so darn hot and getting hotter. fivrnltd dan. tank top. new style. pool party at dan's house. >> that will attract a lot of viewers. it's going to be hot enough for a pool party. >> it's muggy. >> dew point came down believe it or not. not as sticky. ye yes. it's sticky again as we hit the weekend. >> we could have the pool party then. everyone invited. look at live doppler 7hd. and you will see the skies are pretty much clear across the bay area. so here's a view from our east bay hills camera just a sparkle view. no visibility restriction rate now. 65 degrees in san francisco. it is 70 in oakland. still very warm around san jose 72 degree degrees. 71 gilroy. 59 in half moon b

at uc berkeley, lee anne mel end ez, abc7 news. >>> it is 8:38 and still ahead on the abc7 news saturdayrning -- we'll take you to an auction where all of these tanks are about to go up for bid. >>> and taking a live look outside this is the view from our san mateo bridge cam. traffic at a standstill. but i think that's because the camera is frozen. we'll get it moving for you and lisa will check the forecast in a fe oh hey there! (laughs) hmm. you're that grumpy cat. well i know! how about some honey nut cheerios? humans love them. moms, dads, kids-well, all of 'em. not even a smile? huh... maybe someone should tell your face. ohhh that is your face. (angry cat purr) ah! part of a good breakfast... for almost everyone! >>> good news for space-x, a launch that's been scrubbed for weeks will likely take off monday. the falcon 9 rocket was spesed to launch last month. but there were problems with the tank pressure. monday's forecast show as 70% chance of favorable weather during the launch window. falcon 9s mission will be to take six telecommunications satellites into space and return to

there, and in fact, they reported back to you that sure enough, there were three light bulbs out in lee ann's vanity, right? >> that's correct. >> and these weren't just regular light bulbs. these were these round globe light bulbs, correct? >> yes, sir. skpfblths that's exactly the kind of light bulbs that was sitting in the front seat, right? >> yes, sir. >> okay. so that's where -- so there was a need. >> there was a need for that. >> for these light bulbs, holly hughes. more significantly, perhaps in the end, he was not open with investigators in saying he went to his car in the middle of the day. instead, they ultimately found out because of surveillance cameras. >> exactly. and this is one of those situations where both sides are going to take the same piece of evidence and try and spin it to their advantage. >> how so? >> the state is going to say -- the prosecutor is going to get up and say, "you know what, he lied to investigators, he omitted that fact because they would have said to him, why did you not get help for your son then? how could you possibly lean into the car, far enough

>> the officer stated that while they were talking to lee ann, she either received or made a phone call and she described it as -- the officers detected -- i'm sorry -- described it as -- she just started screaming. and what do you mean cooper is no longer here. what do you mean. and during this conversation with all of this emotion coming out -- >> who is the emotion coming from? >> the emotion is coming from her mom or who she identified as her mom. and during this, she is like, why aren't you crying, why aren't you reacting to this? >> and what did lee anna say? >> she said i must be in shock. >> how were they hearing the other conversation? >> it was so loud, judge. such an outburst, i would put it. >> at some point after -- did they bring lee anna back and interview her, as well. >> yes, they did. >> and did they note the same lack of emotion from her? >> that is correct. >> did you finally see -- did you see emotion from the defendant at some point? >> yes. >> and at some point, did you put the defendant and his wife in a room together? >> i did. >> when you did that, who was it t

thank you stewart and ann and mayor ed lee thank you and the post office is proud to pay tribute to one person of change harvey milk. i have to say thank you harry we really are to bring cool back to the post office he think with the stamp we're going to do that there's a lot of reasons to admire him its unique ability to bring folks together look at the crowd here. it started in the early 70s when he joined forces with temperatures to work on anti labor and anti gay practices. soon union truck drivers and lgbt t people were working together soidz towards a common person on harvey milk would have made things possible. in the years that followed mr. anything expanded his coalition to include senior citizens and young people and ethnic minority and more. there was practical reasons, of course, mr. milk was a politician. and he knew he needed folks whether or not we could find them but people from different backgrounds that got to know each other discovered how much they had in common the most important alonzo lesson he taught everyone has something that makes them different and one group

. >> ann ma lee green, cbs news. >> that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. later on "60 minutes". first thing tomorrow, cbs this morning, i'm jeff glor, cbs news in new york. scott pelley will be here tomorrow. good flight. -- good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> i'm natasha brown. next on "eyewitness news," a community pulls together to help families after a fire kills four children and destroys several homes. we have the latest on the investigation. justin. >> and we have a comfortable finish to the holiday weekend but get ready for more heat and humidity to return for the work week. i'll have the complete forecast. >> and hear from the swimmer who was after tacked by >> ♪ >> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia, this is cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> touched by tragedy. a neighborhood pulls together after four young children are killed in a fast moving row house fire. good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us. this fire foo has left a southwest philadelphia comm

that, investigators also said they observed an interesting conversation between harris and his wife lee annone point he told her he dreaded how cooper would look presumably after his death. would this indicate there was premeditation here? >> absolutely. we also know that his wife in that recorded conversation was concerned that perhaps her husband had said too much. neither of them expressed any concern about the baby, what he went through and that horrific death. all of the concern was about justin harris and the fact he had been apprehended. >> justin harris' attorney con tends this was an accident and what they pointed to was at one point harris' friends dropped him off at the car and put light bulbs in the vehicle and if he was in the back seat that justin harris would never have brought friends so close to a crime scene where they could have discovered that little boy's body. >> that's assuming that a defendant never makes any mistakes. he did go at noon into that car and at that point his baby was either dying or already deceased. a couple of hours later, there was a terrible stench

giants' ceo, larry baer, anne cribbs, adviser to mayor ed lee, tony winnicker, and steve stranberg. they'll talk about what would happen if the olympics were held here. levi stadium would be a venue. >> for the winter olympics, right? >> oh, ye, absolutely. >>> so, will we get a lot of snow, do you think, christina? >> you know, we're in a drought, so, yeah, we're the national selection for that. we're looking pretty good for some summer heat, which we haven't had to deal with thus far, at least not for the stretch of time we're looking at. it's going to come on strong and we're going to stick with it for a while. but we will have a little bit of a change to tell you about. for today, temperatures will be about 5 to 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. for tomorrow, they'll peak at about 108 degrees in places like antioch. and then we're going to gradually cool you off, but just a touch for the weekend. that's the weather story i want to tell you about, prolonged stretch of summer heat starting today. look at your temperatures right now. we're at 70 degrees in san francisco. bodega bay

lee said it's going to be forever. thank you. (clapping.) >> thank you, ann. you know, in 1979 we had our first memorial recommends for my anile i was in school in washington i went to a memorial at the land rising an lgbt bookstore and there were a lot of protesters the protesters about my uncle's legacy have died down by the way, there's a research council small voice and minds are protesting this the protester there was a woman taller than me hungarian than life i met for the first time dr. mia angelo and we lost her today and she swore that being i lost my usage she reached you tell to me and made one of the first quotes that's she's quoted on but she ever say there to support my uncle's legacy she said i am gay. i am lesbian i am black, i am white, i am chickening i am jew and muslim i am human. this has stayed with me to this day (clapping) she didn't rehearse that it flowed so we get to meet people that justice and righteousness flow from we get to meet people when in a position of authority and power like being the attorney general of the state of cali

. >> i am patty ann browne in for jenna lee. they are listing the names of the hamas terrorist that israel killed. >> israelis hitting multiple targets in gaza. there are conflicting claims about two deadly attacks in gaza's main hospital and a park. new fighting follows a shacky humanitarian ceasefire that collapsed in a hurry and secretary of state john kerry still said he's trying to bring an end to the fighting. >> today, we are to work toward establishing an unconditional humanitarian ceasefire. one that could honor ede that starts now and stop the fighting and allow food and medicine and other supplies into gaza and enable israel to address the threat which we fully understand and which is real, the threat posed by tunnel attacks. they are live in gaza city. >> reporter: john, after several days and a full weekend of relative calm in gaza in the last 90 minutes we heard a heavy barage of gunfire and this is the heaviest fighting since friday. death count picking up as we see the ongoing violence increasing. there are repor

live in san francisco, anne makovec, kpix 5. >> lee is still a state senator but he is suspended. >>> oakland police are investigating what led to the electrocution of a man near the old pacific pipe factory in west oakland. it happened just before 9:00 last night. police and fire responded to a report of a man with electrical burns. he died at the scene. the factory has been abandoned for years. >>> the death penalty is under scrutiny after a lethal injection went wrong in arizona. joseph rudolph wood was executed yesterday for the 1989 murders of his estranged girlfriend and her father. wood died two hours after the execution began. some witnesses say he was gasping for air much of the time. relatives of wood's victims say people should not forget the crimes he committed. >> you know, this man -- he conducted a horrifying murder! and you guys are going, oh, let's worry about the drug and how he is affected. >> arizona governor jan brewer ordered a review of the state's lethal injection system. >>> more passenger remains are expected to arrive in the netherlands today. cbs news repor

. >> i'm patti ann browne in today for jenna lee. after almost 12-hour pause in fighting, israel retaliates. a rocket hit the southern part of the country and military sis eight others have been fired since midnight. so israel went after hamas targets in gaza, striking rocket launchers there. all this happening on the muslim holiday that marks ending of fasting month of ramadan. the united nations calls for immediate, unconditional humanitarian cease-fire in gaza. jon: john huddy live on the israel-gaza border. john? >> reporter: jon, while things were calm earlier today, that is certainly not the case now. we're hearing there was a mortar attack on israeli soldiers on the israel-gaza border south of us. we're hearing as many as six soldiers were killed. we're waiting details on confirmation. that is what we're hearing on the mortar attack. we're getting reports there was an explosion at the shifa hospital, which is gaza city's largest hospital. a place i went to several times when i was in gaza. of course artillery fire throughout t

. >> i'm patti ann browne in today for jenna lee.12-hour pause in fighting, israel retaliates. a rocket hit the southern part of the country and military sis eight others have been fired since midnight. so israel went after hamas targets in gaza, striking rocket launchers there. all this happening on the muslim holiday that marks ending of fasting month of ramadan.

ann? >> we look forward to the press conference. david lee miller live. thank you. bill: there was this moment. secretary of state john kerry caught in rare candid moment on open microphone between interviews on sunday. kerry was heard apparently mocking israel's claim that its military operation in goods is a would be limited. it happened as the secretary was getting ready for his live interview with chris wallace on "fox news sunday." >> it is a hell of a pinpoint operation. it is a hell of a pinpoint operation. >> right. escalating significantly and just underscores need foresees fire. >> we have to get over there. thank you, john. i think john, we ought to go tonight. i think it is crazy to be sitting around. bill: we'll let you know the question that followed that an answer that came from that as well with kt mcfarland. secretary kerry went on to explain the situation on the ground was complex and later left for cairo last evening. more on his trip and what is happening on the ground with that developing story. patti ann? >> iran getting more breathing room on

lee edwards of the heritage foundation who i will introduce this afternoon and wo1 is ann's mother the first lady of the conservative movement. so if my cup runs over and i will be with w01 and w02 and all of us are going long and hard every day to advance the cause of liberty. i wrote this book ann referenced "takeover" because in my opinion, ever since i have been in politics, which is well over 50 years, conservatives have had their political guns pointed at the wrong target. harry reid, nancy pelosi or obama. whoever it maybe. the number one point is establishment big government republicans. this is a 102-year-old war. in 1912, teddy roosevelt sought the republican nomination for president, failed to achieve it, left the republican party and started the blue moose party that led to splitting the republican vote in 1912 and woodrow wilson election was less th 42%. and the republican party has been battling that every since. sometimes it looks like ford, reagan, mccain, dole -- these are big government republicans. they are much more in common with democrats than they conservative re

ann browne live in our newsroom with more. >> reporter: cassidy stay was the only survivor after her uncle allegedly killed her parents and four siblings. it happened last week in spring, texas. ron lee entered the stay house, demanding to know where his ex-wife was. when they reportedly couldn't answer, he tied them up and shot them execution-style. the bullet that hit cassidy was deflected by her hand but an angel whispered to her to play dead. the move saved her life. she was discharged from the hospital friday. she attended an emotional memorial over the weekend. >> i'm really thankful for all of the people that have been praying to me and keeping me and my family in their thoughts. >> reporter: cassidy is credited saving lives of their grandparents calling police immediately after haskell left. they believe he planned to kill the grandparents next. the suspect appeared in court friday and colapped during his hearing. the his lawyer says haskell is mentally ill. his ex-wife melody lion is heartbroken over the death of her sister, brother-in-law and their four young children. her lawyer says she was abused during her 11-year marriage to haskell. jon? >> patti ann browne what a sad