did you bomb lee anne's house? somebody tell you that or did you divine it with your super detective skills? you could've killed her. didn't kill her. it scared her. and now the case is dropped. it did the job. haven't you done enough? haven't you humiliated yourself and me enough in your life? haven't you?! i did this for you. this doesn't help me, you're my father! hey! hey! hey! don't you walk away from me! shelby: my father is pretty angry at you. i went a step too far. don't hate him, roy. he never hated you. (chuckles) he begged me not to divorce you. somehow i doubt that. i could never bring him a $30 million deal like... good old nolan. nolan is gonna be my husband and the girls' stepfather, so i suggest you find a way to like him. you're actually going to marry a man who manipulated you in order to make a real estate sale? he did whatever it took to make a deal to keep me and the girls financially secure for life. it always did boil down to money with you. you want to believe i left you for money. i guess

did you bomb lee anne's house? somebody tell you that, or did you divine it with your super detective skills? you could've killed her. didn't kill her. it scared her. and now the case is dropped. it did the job. haven't you done enough? haven't you humiliated yourself and me enough in your life? haven't you?! i did this for you. this doesn't help me, old man; this implicates me! you're my father! hey! hey! hey! don't you walk away from me! shelby: my father is pretty angry at you. i went a step too far. don't hate him, roy. he never hated you. (chuckles) he begged me not to divorce you. somehow i doubt that. i could never bring him a $30 million deal like... good old nolan. nolan is gonna be my husband and the girls' stepfather, so i suggest you find a way to like him. you're actually going to marry a man who manipulated you in order to make a real estate sale? he did whatever it took to make a deal to keep me and the girls financially secure for life. it always did boil down to money with you. you want to believe

abc 7 news reporter lee ann melendez with how students are feeling about it all. kind of a hard time for them. >> reporter: finally they're back to school, though. i'll tell you, dan, when students arrived here at napa high, many of them told me they were surprised to see how little damage had occurred. a few light fixtures needed replacing, panels. they were pleasantly surprised. we also stopped by an elementary school where students were reminded of the importance of being prepared. at browns valley elementary most of the younger students were eager to return to school. >> 85%, 90% were smiling and happy to get back and probably about 10% or 15% that had a little, like, i don't know what's going to happen today. >> reporter: students reviewed what they must do in case of another earthquake. >> they're going to go out to the field where they would be safe and where they would go if we did have an earthquake or a drill. >> reporter: some homes in the neighborhood have been red tagged, browns valley elementary suffered no structural damage. early this morning worke

lee ann is live at the scene of the first accident. >> reporter: 11 people were transported to the hospital, some minminor, others more seri. but i want you to see the video where you can see a mother who was hurt reaching out for her child's hand while being escorted by firefighters. from up above, we want to also show you that collision, a big rig tried to make an illegal left turn and was hit by the muni light rail vehicle that was directly behind that truck. some people on the muni lrb were treated on the scene and released. >> i'm not hurting that bad, but it was a bad shock. >> we felt a really big break and then saw the glass shatter on the side. >> reporter: the big rig was leaking gas for a while, but no apparent danger. witnesses in the area and on board has been interviewed and it has been determined that the driver of the truck tried to turn left on 3rd even though it is not allowed. >> there is a no left turn sign posted clearly there and both vehicles were in motion. >> he got too close to the train. >> reporter: even though it has been determined he was at fault, he has not b

lee ann greg, nbc 10 news. >>> coming up at 6:00 -- >> do you drive the most dangerous intersection in america? a new study says you just might. the problems with a local intersection being called the nation's deadliest. >>> summer is coming to a close with the longest heat wave of the season. i will tell you how the heat and storms could impact your labor day weekend in my first alert forecast. >>> right now at 6:00, three big stories. hundreds of thousands it of people in our area will be heading away from home. many of them marking the unofficial end of summer with a final trip to the beach. >> a live look at the ben franklin parkway shut down to traffic. it will be packed for the made in america festival. >>> two casinos will shut their doors this weekend. we have learned of a new silver lining there. >> tonight, live team coverage all over our region from pennsylvania to new jersey to delaware. we will have details on storms and even a heat wave that could impact your labor day plans. let's again with tim furlong who is live in rehoboth beach. it's a good summer there, isn't it? >

sf lee ann talk to homeowner who are dumping the debris left from the earthquake. >>reporter: she's owned this home for 38 years. the chimney collapsed falling on the roof which then cracked the living ramp ceiling. >> when the actual chimney landed on the roof it broke one rafter so we have to repair that. then i'm taking the whole chimney down. >>reporter: he has already hired a contract or several homes open twin oak drive undergo extensive repairs. structural engineers from the city of napa are available to homeowners to evaluate the damage. they recommend if you hire a contract or make sure he or she advertise licensed. >> there are people who are unscrupulous and take advantage of the situation and they will come and tell you that you need xyz done and they will pro tend to do it then they take the your money. >> not just cosmetic piece. tell glass for the most part. >>reporter: business it is deal if window and glass replacement have been overwhelmed following yesterday quake. >> started early yesterday morning at 5:00 o'clock so we started making contact go

lee ann has more on this latest barack obama battle. >> if the taco shop somewhat ovens substitutionn the lower haight. but carmen is on the verge of losing her business of 23 years. if. >> she told us it's sachltd i i raised my children here. they have had a month-to-month lease with her lapped lord robert shelton. then few years ago shelton asked compost to remodel upgrade the restaurant. something he can do when negotiating a new lease. >> pretty much said no he got upset and was like well, you know i'm giving you 30 today's because you haven't done what i asked you. >>reporter: last friday he was served with an order to leave in 5 days. this landlord has not had a good relationship with many of his tenants. back in may we confronted shelton when he circulated this letter to his tenants requiring them to prove that their income was at least 100,000 dollars a yea year. something he can not ask of existing tenants. when we called him on it he refused to talk to us. this time we reached out to both shelton and his attorney. they never called us back. restaurant opens has sense hired

lee ann has more now from the scene in the bay view. >> thinks one of the injured. from sky 7 hd you condition see a mother who was hurt. reaching out for her child's hand while being escorted by a firefighters. from up above we can see the collision after a big rig tried to make an illegal left turn and was hit on the side by the muni light rail vehicle directly behind him. some people on that man i lrv treated on the 16 and released. >> i'm not hurting that bad. it was a bad shock. i'm shook up. i can't even talk right now. >> we felt the big break and then saw the glass shatter on the side. >>reporter: big rig was leaking diesel for awhile. but there was no apparent danger. witness in the area and on board were interviewed. i has now been determined that the driver of that truck tried to make a left turn on third street which clearly is not allowed. there are signs to that effect. >> even though it does appear at this point that the driver at fault we still want to make sure we complete the investigation. >>reporter: juan was driving that big rig. >> trying to de

in napa, lee ann malenzen, abc news. >>> we're hearing for the first time some 911 calls made moments after the ground started shaking. >> in those calls you can hear just how frightened people were. >> it hurts. >> ma'am? >> yes? >> you're in vallejo? >> yes, ma'am. >> is it a house or an apartment? >> it's an apartment. >> what's going on? do you need medical attention? what happened? >> oh, my house tore up. >> i'm sorry. what happened to your residence? >> we had an earthquake. it tore my house up. >> 911? >> there's a fire out at the napa valley mobile home park. >> do you know the address there? >> orchard and solano avenue. >> do you know if it's a fire? >> a house is on fire. >> the california highway patrol says they received 449 calls during the first hour after the quake. they also said most of those calls were from people who were asking if there actually was an earthquake which delayed dispatchers getting to callers with real emergencies. >> a $10 million donation to help with earthquake recovery efrtsz. the group encouraging others to donate to the fund, some 500 winerie

i think that takes it and the mayor lee staff and kevin, anne romero and takes a village at least on the city side because it's taken so long and our housing staff, george bridges with contract compliance and focialer agency staffers who aren't here today and deserve a shout out and michelle davis and others and certainly i see my colleagues in the city and paula johnson from the mayor lee on disability and she did the disability check on this building, certainly a labor of love and because of the mayor's charge our director has his hands full but he moved this along and certainly the planning department which permitted it and i want to thank you all the for your participation and i will introduce our site development leader with bank of america. [applause] >> good morning. what a beautiful day for our grand opening. i am ari. i am here representing bank of america merrill lynch that invested in the land of over $32 million to make this beautiful, beautiful project. i would like to thank bridge housing for your hard work on this, the community on office investment and infrastructure

if it can come through cyber attack, voluntary or involuntary disclosure by ann lee or by a joint venture partner. the economic espionage act makes the theft of the trade secret in federal crime and an array of states will provide civil relief. the tools themes use in their attempts to steal american trade secrets are going more sophisticated by the day however. our laws must keep pace. the eea has a statute of limitations. we very much appreciate the cooperation we get from federall law enforcement, the fbi and the department of justice have limited resources at the time and will never be in a position ttheposition to bring charges il cases of these trade secret theft. state law provides an important right for the trade secret owners to bring a civil action for relief into the state trade secret laws developed and made sense at the time this appropriation was largely a local matter but for companies that operate across the state lines and have their trade secrets threatened by competitors around the globe the array of the state law is inefficient and often inadequa inadequate. it's also

lee is just below this rapid ann river. grant's going to swing the army of the potomac downriver, across, and then come back at lee. basically turning his flank. on may the 3rd, during that night, and into the early morning of may 4th, this union juggernaut crosses downriver from lee in central virginia and comes at him from below, stops in an area called the wilderness of spotsylvania. the union forces stop there in order to get supplies, their supply wagons catch up, and also because they don't think lee can catch them in the wilderness. lee, however, realizes that he has to hold that line up at the rapadan river, 50 miles north of richmond. he feels he has to hold that line, otherwise he would be driven back to the confederate capital, and find in the entrenchments and would be unable to maneuver. so lee's goal is to maintain his flexibility and his maneuverability. what lee does is to attack grant in the wilderness. he divides his army into three parts, launches a three-pronged attack. the battle is brutal. it goes on fo

i'm patti ann browne in for jenna lee. >> i'm ed henry for jon scott. as we know, six bullets struck struck the body of michael brown. dr. baden say two bullets may have reentered victim's of the bottom line from this news conference, dr. baden say again and again these initial results are inconclusive. he still wants to see x-rays. he wants to see the clothing of michael brown to see if that will give him more idea what really happened and wants to see the toxicology reports from the first autopsy. this was the second autopsy. he wants to see those results to see whether there was anything else in michael brown's body. bottom line more than a week after michael brown was killed there's a lot of unanswered questions, patti ann. >> yeah. dr. baden much more cautious during this press conference than in earlier interviews today in which he seemed to indicate that these alleged eyewitnesses who say that brown was shot in the back while running away, that that was not consistent with what he found. in the press conference, you know he was asked about that p

in vallejo, ann notarangelo, kpix 5. >> mayor lee was in napa today to show his support for the devastated area. >> so anything that we are requested to do we'll volunteer to do it and be aggressive about it. >> mayor lee hopes san francisco companies will step up and help napa with emergency management as well as engineering assistance. today's visit he says is also an opportunity for city leaders to see what quake lessons can be learned to help san francisco prepare. >>> if you lost a pet during the earthquake a new facebook page could help you find it. missing pets of napa quake launched to help find pets. photos are posted along with the information on how to contact the people who found them. the napa animal shelter may also have picked up lost animals. >>> we have seen a lot of neighbors helping neighbors in napa. now a consignment shop is doing what it can to help. jd consignments on lincoln avenue is taking donations of plates, glasses and kitchenware for people who lost their own. store has set up its sidewalk and parking area for people to come by and pick up whatever they need f

. >> i'm patti ann browne in for jenna lee. dr. kent brantly arrived in georgia over the weekend on especially equipped plane and special gear. he is in quarantine in one of our nation's most sophisticated infectious disease units. as the disease spreads in nigeria. liberia take putting new restrictions in place. jon: there is concern in the u.s. that ebola has such haifa tallet rate, killing 60ers or more of its victims. nearly 730 people have died overseas and 1300 people are infected there is no vaccine or cure. centers for disease control insists there is no threat to public safety in the united states. john roberts live from emmy university hospital in atlanta. john? >> reporter: good morning to you, jon. nearly 4 hours after the first ebola patient arrives here at emory university hospital things appear to be going well although dr. kent brantly is not out of the woods just yet. as you imagine anytime you're infected with a virus serious as ebola a patient's condition could change in moment as notice dr. brantly arrived midda

lee is just below this rapid ann river. grant's going to swing the army of the potomac downriver, across, and then come back at lee. basically turning his flank. on may the 3rd, during that night, and into the early morning of may 4th, this union juggernaut crosses downriver from lee in central virginia and comes at him from below, stops in an area called the wilderness of spotsylvania. the union forces stop there in order to get supplies, their supply wagons catch up, and also because they don't think lee can catch them in the wilderness. lee, however, realizes that he has to hold that line up at the rapadan river, 50 miles north of richmond. he feels he has to hold that line, otherwise he would be driven back to the confederate capital, and find in the entrenchments and would be unable to maneuver. so lee's goal is to maintain his flexibility and his maneuverability. what lee does is to attack grant in the wilderness. he divides his army into three parts, launches a three-pronged attack. the battle is brutal. it goes on fo

lee is just below this rapid ann river. o swing the army of the potomac downriver, across, and then come back at lee. basically turning his flank. on may the 3rd, during that night, and into the early morning of may 4th, this union juggernaut crosses downriver from lee in central virginia and comes at him from below, stops in an area called the wilderness of spotsylvania. the union forces stop there in order to get supplies, their supply wagons catch up, and also because they don't think lee can catch them in the wilderness. lee, however, realizes that he has to hold that line up at the rapadan river, 50 miles north of richmond. he feels he has to hold that line, otherwise he would be driven back to the confederate capital, and find in the entrenchments and would be unable to maneuver. so lee's goal is to maintain his flexibility and his maneuverability. what lee does is to attack grant in the wilderness. he divides his army into three parts, launches a three-pronged attack. the battle is brutal. it goes on for some two days

a feral cat canceled classes at an anne arundel school this morning. richard henry lee elementary in glen burnie shut down shortly after students got there because animal control officials couldn't catch up with the feral cat that somehow got inside. students who ride the bus were sent home at 9:45 a.m. i bet they weren't complaining and parents of walkers were called to pick their kids up. the parents probably were complaining. >>> coming up president obama draws criticism from capitol hill for his choice of words about whether the u.s. has a pl an for military action against isis in syria. >> also ahead race car driver tony stewart speaking out for the very first time about that dirt track accident that claimed the life of another driver. >> but up next tbreak of the deadly ebola virus spreads n is in the hospital and quarantined in senegal with a confirmed case of the virus. the man traveled from senegal to guinea where the outbreak began last year. senegal is a popular tourist destination and its capital is a major transportation hub for the region. there are confir

. >> i'm patti ann browne in for jenna lee. dr.orgia over the weekend on especially equipped plane and special gear. he is in quarantine in one of our nation's most sophisticated infectious disease units. as the disease spreads in nigeria.

anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> san francisco mayor ed lee visited napa to show his support. >> so anything that we are requested to do, we'll volunteer to do it and be aggressive about it because the faster napa can recover, the faster our economy continues. >> mayor lee hopes san francisco companies will step up and help napa with emergency management and engineering assistance. yesterday ashes visit was also an opportunity for -- yesterday's visit was also an opportunity for city leaders to see what lessons can be learned to help san francisco better prepare. if you lost a pet during the earthquake a facebook page could help you find it. missing pets of napa quake launched to help reunite owners and pets. photos of pets are being posted along with information on how you can contact the people who found them. the napa animal shelter has also picked up some lost animals. >>> 5:04. a check of traffic on this wednesday. liz, how are we doing? >> we're doing okay except we have a bit of breaking news now out in rio vista. and it is affecting traffic near 160 and highway 12. so they are actually doing some two-way

lee meriwether. entrepreneur and author gary bitterjock and the highly decorated army general ann mcdonald so a lot of and doing it themselves. if you believe in business, man, the great food truck race is a fantastic show to watch. i encourage young chefs, somebody has to win this thing. the winner right now i think it's the taco truck, man. >> yay! >> really, really tasty, man. yeah. yeah. >> you can catch the season premiere of "the great food truck race" sunday on the foot networork. now over to ginger for a final check of the weather so i can eat. >> eat, amy, eat. all week we've been doing the discovery channel shark week exclusive clips and previews and now we have our very own shark family joining us. thank you, guys for dressing up. sharkabilia, nick, amy, lily and darla right in there and they're going to help me check the forecast because that's what so many of us want to see including those beautiful photo, one from chicago. one catching the storms there in northern idaho. the lightning from a gopro and quick look at the storms to come all throughout the west, the rain in the next three d

lee's goal had been to hold his line at the rapid ann river and after these series of battles, he hadn driven back into richmond. he, too, realized he had failed in his goal. casualties were horrendous. something like 33,000 confederates during this campaign were captured, killed, or wounded. something like 55,000 union soldiers killed,h?kt captured, wounded. 88,000 americans all told in if you are to ask, well, who lost the most? obviously the union forces lost more men, but they were the ones generally who were on the offensive. they were launching the attacks. if you were to ask, well, which army lost the highest percentage of men, then the conclusion would be reversed. lee started the campaign with about 65,000. he lost slightly more than 50% of the men that he had started with. grant, of course, starting with 120,000 lost a little bit less than 50% of the men that he had started with. so in that sense grant wins the numbers game. depends again on how you count it. well, i have enjoyed chatting with you today. i'm sure i have said 50 things that will cause a lot of debate and som

lee meriwether. entrepreneur and author gary bitterjock and the highly decorated army general ann mcdonald so a lot ofing countdown to miss america. live behind-the-scenes look at the final hour leading up to the competition. it all kicks off right here on abc on sunday, september 14th, 8:00 p.m. eastern, 7:00 central and, amy, can you say it with me. road trip! >> atlantic city, watch out. that's all i have to say. >> i can't wait to see you both monday morning. >> exactly. oh, that's going to be fun. >> another one of the new words in the dictionary side-eye. >> what i'm excited about, food. i've been talking about it all morning long. we have tyler florence harris. he keeps trucking on with his show "the great food truck race." season 5 premieres this sunday on the food network and invited two local food trucks morris grilled cheese and the taco truck to square off in our own "gma" food truck race and gave them the secret ingredient and so excited about it. >> bacon, bacon and more bacon. we'll have a cookoff and tasteoff and you and i get to judge. >> such a tough job. we have 30 minutes on the cl

girl along the lee highway near gainesville square shopping center, allegedly pushed her down the embankment. police say the victim fought back and she was able to get away to find help. >> anne arundel police looking for two men accused of stabbing another man. police say a 30-year-old man got into some kind of fight with a couple guys. this is one of them. this happened saturday morning on pioneer drive. during the fight the man was stabbed multiple times by suspects. the suspects are 24-year-old curtis matthew and 24-year-old gary jamal. the victim is in critical but stable condition this morning. >>> right now three teenagers are in serious condition right now after their car crashed in olney maryland. we told you about this yesterday. you see the car is wrecked. actually flipped on its top there. the crash happened at macduff and cashell road. the three teenagers are boys. two are 17 years old. the other is 15. we're told that 15-year-old boy had life-threatening injuries. >>> today police in northern virginia are working to prevent serious crashes this holiday weekend. police are stepping up enforce mns as part of the drive to save lives campaign. this time last year th

a look at the life of harper lee ann at 830, rick santorum speaks with leadership summit and then theniversity of michigan professor reports on the impact of the millennial generation at 9:00 p.m. at 10:00 o'clock, "after words" with cheryl temple. she argues that a desire to monitor and control the public is at an all-time high at our programming continues with ralph nader who calls for an alliance between progressives, conservatives, and libertarians, to take on issues like corporate bailout, pentagon spending, and civil liberties. that happens on tonight's booktv. >> in the 1930s and early 40s, my family traveled all over the country coast-to-coast and i went to five high schools in four years but i was never in a classroom with african-americans. so even though i was in the north society. and i was in the army in early 1945 and was trained for the invasion of japan and i was down in georgia for the first time in the out where i saw jim comerica at its worse -- jim crow america at its worse. and so i was on from a ship, i was able to go in the hole of the ship to keep this down and