lillian is live at south 10th street nearest san antonio wh street with the latest. lillian. >> people have left flowers and candles here on the sidewalk justhort distance from where san jose state university student lamm found lying in the middle of the street. he was crossing the road right in front of his frarnity house. >> whether through his fraternity his classes or one of his cultural organizations, those who knew if him came together to remember him. 22-yr-old computer engineering major died at the hospital this afternoon. one day after he was hit by a suspected drunk driver while crossing the street in front of the delta fraternity house. rodriguez is president of the fraternity. >> i was sleeping i ran out of my rm when i heard ambulance and stuff like that. so ran out here. >>reporter: police say the driver is 22-year-old solomon freeze. they say he sped away from the scene th ran into his apartment after he craed that some parked cars near by. for his friends his sudden death comes as complete shock. lamm was only months away from graduating. >> we are su

lillian? >>reporter: larry this isn't just any school. this is the branson school. small inclusive school and losing the head master. deputy found thomas wood price in sacramento county motel room friday with large amounts of drugs including heroin, meth and cocaine. deputy say they also found a woman passed out. 21-year-old brit if i hall of elk grove. it was her boyfriend who tipped authority at hall price together doing drugs. >> sad it happened devastating because we are a tight community and he was a great leader. >>reporter: matt a junior at the school where price became head master 7 years ago. bra than son a small school with only 320 students. tuition almost 40,000 dollars. letter that share the branson beard of trustee notify family price since resigned and went on to say we are deeply troubled bt the development. want you to be sure our leadership team and board of trustee fully committed to health well-being of you've children. >> sad day because p.m. the teachers work so hard. they do such a fantastic job. >>reporter: price and hall have been arrested o

lillian? >>reporter: larry this isn't just any school. this is the branson school. small inclusive school and losing the head master. deputy found thomas wood price in sacramento county motel room friday with large amounts of drugs including heroin, meth and cocaine. deputy say they also found a woman passed out. 21-year-old brit if i hall of elk grove. it was her boyfriend who tipped authority at hall price together doing drugs. >> sad it happened devastating because we are a tight community and he was a great leader. >>reporter: matt a junior at the school where price became head master 7 years ago. bra than son a small school with only 320 students. tuition almost 40,000 dollars. letter that share the branson beard of trustee notify family price since resigned and went on to say we are deeply troubled bt the development. want you to be sure our leadership team and board of trustee fully committed to health well-being of you've children. >> sad day because p.m. the teachers work so hard. they do such a fantastic job. >>reporter: price and hall have been arrested o

lillian? >>reporter: larry this isn't just any school. this is the branson. small inclusive school and losing the head master. deputy found thomas wood price in sacramento county motel room friday with large amounts of drugs including heroin, meth and cocaine. deputy say they also found a woman passed out. 21-year-old brit if i hall of elk grove. it was her boyfriend who tipped authority at hall price together doing drugs. >> sad it happened devastating because we are a tight community and he was a great leader. >>reporter: matt a junior at the school where price became head master 7 years ago. bra than son a small school with only 320 students. tuition almost 40,000 dollars. letter that share the branson beard of trustee notify family price since resigned and went on to say we are deeply troubled bt the development. want you to be sure our leadership team and board of trustee fully committed to health well-being of you've children. >> sad day because p.m. the teachers work so hard. they do such a fantastic job. >>reporter: price and hall have been arrested o

lillian is live at south 10th street nearest san antonio . et with the latest. lillian. >> people have left flowers and candles here on the sidewalk just short distance from where san jose state university student lamm found lying in the middle of the street. he was crossing the road right in front of his fraternity house. >> whether through his fraternity his classes or one of his cultural organizations, those who knew if him came together to remember him. o re 2 22-year-old computer engineering major died at the hospital this afternoon. one day after he was hit by a suspected drunk driver while crossing the street in front of the delta fraternity house. rodriguez is president of the fraternity. >> i was sleeping i ran out of my room when i heard ambulance and stuff like that. so ran out here. >>reporter: police say the driver is 22-year-old solomon freeze. they say he sped away from the scene then ran into his apartment after he crashed that some parked cars near by. for his friends his sudden death comes as complete shock. lamm was only months graduatingay fr

lillian is live at south 10th street nearest san antonio why street with the latest. lillian. >> people have left flowers and candles here on the sidewalk just short distance from where san jose state university student lamm found lying in the middle of the street. he was crossing the road right in front of his fraternity house. >> whether through his fraternity his classes or one of his cultural organizations, those who knew if him came together to remember him. 2 22-year-old computer engineering major died at the hospital this afternoon. one day after he was hit by a suspected drunk driver while crossing the street in front of the delta fraternity house. rodriguez is president of the fraternity. >> i was sleeping i ran out of my room when i heard ambulance and stuff like that. so ran out here. >>reporter: police say the driver is 22-year-old solomon freeze. they say he sped away from the scene then ran into his apartment after he crashed that some parked cars near by. for his friends his sudden death comes as complete shock. lamm was only months away from graduating

lillian kim, abc 7 news. >>> it is baseball weather in the city as you well know.t gorgeous out there. >> it is absolutely perfect. meteorologist sandhya patel, you really delivered. >> i try. thank you, cheryl and dan. hey, yeah, it is gorgeous for game number three tonight. it's mild out here, just a mix of sun and clouds. i think things are going to be changing as we head towards game number four. let's take a look at the forecast for tomorrow night's game. we do have a storm coming in tomorrow morning with rain and wind, and tomorrow evening, showers are likely during game number four at at & t park. it will be breezy. temperatures in the low to mid 60s. make sure you have a raincoat and a sweater or jacket just to keep you nice and warm. all right. take a look at live doppler 7 hd right now, just some cloud cover. we don't have any rain just yet. the storm is still off our coastline and this one is really going to come in, it's going to be a wet and windy storm. as we head towards tomorrow morning, the wind will really start to kick up. so wind advisory begins

john rivers she was the first hollywood women to come up in hiv aids and remove the stigma we lost lillian polling the k cf for asian pacific islanders and i was up in the san francisco when the population was 23 percent and a lot of public service announcements on health care and finally joanne garvey a a long time attorney who argued in front of the superior court but founded the california lawyers so it's a tremendous loss to our community as well. >> i'll second. >> all in favor. >> i okay. we are now both adjourned. >> okay. we're now both >> okay. we're now both adjourned so everybody so are you going out tonight? i can't. my parents say i have to be home right after work. ugh. that's so gay. totally gay. ugh. that is so emma and julia. why are you saying, "that's so emma and julia"? well, you know, when something is dumb or stupid, you say, "that's so emma and julia." who says that? everyone. announcer: imagine if who you are were used as an insult. >> on december 28, 1912. san francisco mayor, sonny jim rolph stared into the crowds of those who have gathered. a moment in history. t

incredible reinstates i want to address the interpretation unit their leader is here with tonya and lillian and i absolutely want to recognize those who folks if the unit who are here working together e tonight since they work nights and weekend to make sure that stakeholders have language capacity and margaret are some of the folks here today (clapping.) i think this a really great award one the units that when everything is working you don't notice them so sometimes they don't get the recognition this team has done great things to provide the services for the families of the school district and have worked hard together to insure that non-english speaking families have equal access to the languages they've worked hard to promote a capable team of continues improvement and social justice and took on the huge task of creating a glossary of education jonathan you know we have a lot of jargon so that was huge. >> and feinstein finally they've developed strong connections so we can expand the languages tagalog and vietnam are some of the languages. >> good evening, commissioners and the superi

here's lillian kim. >> so she knows the difference between left and right. >> reporter: wakefield says her daughter responds to her verbal commands, proof, she says, that the oakland teenager is alive despite having been declared brain dead in december. in this clip she asked her to move her arm. >> come on. very good. very good job. >> reporter: and in this clip she asks her to move her foot. >> come on, girl. that's very good. oh, i'm proud of you, boo. >> reporter: she and her family members gathered at their attorney's office to present what they believe is evidence that she is not brain dead. here is a photo of her about to get an mri in the presence of experts retained by the family and an image of what chris dolan says is of the child's brain. >> here is her mri. this is unequivalent proof that she has not had her brain liquefied. >> it's very sad. it's unfortunate the family has not been put in a situation to accept the reality. >> reporter: david magnet of stanford has not seen the so-called evidence but doubts she is alive. he says it is common for people declared brain dead

lillian has some of his creations over on her bat. have been seeing them on first ladies since -- i don't know -- i was a very little child. >> definitely a favorite with first ladies. here's jackie kennedy wearing one of his looks. nancy reagan was a big fan of his. he has done some inaugural gowns, hillary clinton and him are very good friends. that was her in 1997. and laura bush's inaugural gown in 2005. celebrities are also big fans of his. here's open practice win free, and also most recently he designed mrs. clooney's wedding dress. but he wasn't all high fashion. he did the boy scout uniforms from d. >> oscar de la renta? >> 1980 to 2008, these were the uniforms. he changed the color of the pants. they look pretty good, but that's my favorite. >> the one on the left or the right? >> that's a hard -- >> it's probably over. you can't tell. lillian, thank you. as os ask de la renta was 82 years old. you're driving along, having a perfectly nice day, when out of nowhere a pick-up truck slams into your brand new car. one second it

lillian rodriguez and rosheda stewart were presented with 3,000 dollar check first baptist church. both women were among 40 people displaced by deadly fire on getner street in south philadelphia back in july. the donation from their church will pay for a trip of their choice to get their mind off their loss. >> it was a chance for kids in north east philadelphia to find out why they're called philadelphia's bravest. this was no emergency. it was a chance for city firefighters to teach everyone how to avoid one. katherine scott reports from today's fire safety expo. >> sounding of air horns marked traditional start of fireman's hall museum fire safety expo significance in muster and dozens of fire departments from all over the region rolled into the philadelphia fire academy in northeast philadelphia to show off their wares and their abilities from bucket bri guide speed contest firefighters arrived ready to impress and show on lookser skills they need to use every day. >> i thought it was cool how fast they got dressed. >> crowds garaged to watch them open the water and check out e

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john rivers she was the first hollywood women to come up in hiv aids and remove the stigma we lost lillian polling the k cf for asian pacific islanders and i was up in the san francisco when the population was 23 percent and a lot of public service announcements on health care and finally joanne garvey a a long time attorney who argued in front of the superior court but founded the california lawyers so it's a tremendous loss to our community as well. >> i'll second. >> all in favor. >> i okay. we are now both adjourned. >> okay. we're now both adjourned so everybody on novem. >> hello him i i'm hopping holly with sfgovtv along with the leaguer of women voters here to discuss measure b a ballot measure on november 4th before the voters prop b is a charter amendment a requires the city to provide to the sfmta by a percentage to the portion increase take into account daylight and dynamic population as determined by controller's office in 2015 the city increases the base amount over the previous 10 years in future years the city about increase the base amount based on the population over the

. >> reporter: tucked into the only place they could sit and listen, we met teachers lillian and joan asked about the clashes and canceled talks between protesters and the government. where do you see this movement going? >> we really don't know. with this government, you can never tell. >> if they silence us now, it doesn't mean that in the future it's not going to come back again. >> reporter: hong kong's top leader went on tv tonight to urge protesters to clear roads by monday. some schools and government offices could reopen. he vowed to use all action necessary. seth doane, cbs news, hong kong. >> a former ruler of haiti known for the brutality of his regime has died. kristine johnson claude "baby bok" duvall yay took power at 19 after the death of his father. he lived lavishly, even as he presided over one of the world's poorest countries. his opponents often were tortured and executed until a people's uprising forced him into exile in 1986. he had recently returned to haiti but he was never prosecuted. he died of a heart attack. he was 63. coming up, the campaign to free a u.s.

lillian is live in daville with the story. bob pack never thout would it come to this. having to worry about his family safety over a ballot measure. >> it was very specific against my family. and it gave us a warning. >>reporter: prop 46 author bob pack says the death threat left on his voice mail left him sick to his omach. not only did the caller threen to kill his wife a young daughter but also mention pack 2 dead children troy and alanna killed by driver under the influence of drug andlcohol 6 years aichlingt him kwing what happened to us already he would ke it a threat to did more harm to us. >> the caller demanded that pack back off on prop 46. which would raise the state ca on medical malpractice award require doctors to take random drug test and database to watch prescription drug ause. the caller is questioned by authorities pack doesn't take chances. he and family under 24 hour protection by the shiff's department. also pulled the campaign ad with him and more careful about scheduling public appearances. >> if he kind of achieved weigh wanted to achieve. >> y

chan of events began at good samaritan hoital in san jose where his wifes being treated for ms. 7 lillian is there live with the story tonight. >> the first of daniel stewart 2 car stolen right out of the lot. second car was stolen not long after. >> what could possibly happen to make things any worse. you know then this happens. >> for daniel stewart it's been a tough few week. learned his wife jennifer has multiple sclerosis then while at her side at good samaritan hospital sunday he loses his keys. whoever found them not only stole the car from the hospital lot bualso the family second car parked in the driveway. >> they probly got my car. on thing in the glove box would have been my registration and my insurance. the address right on it. both keyn the key ring. they probabldrove straight here and got the other r. >> both cars same make and model. 28 twi-13 chevy cruz l s.onwas found with minimal daniel. bright spot in a nightmare ordeal. car thief found the wallet that he left in the truchbing. not only dealing with stolen cars but stolen credit cards. while a the same time taking car

lillian kim is live with the story tonight. >> ama, it sits at bancroft and piedmont. they were given roofies, also known as the date rape drug. >> i'm shaking with rage every night that i'm in danger, my friends are in danger. >> uc berkeley students are horrified by the allegations. it was at this house where five people were reportedly drugged and sexually assaulted over the course of the weekend. >> in a student community of educated, thoughtful people, i would thin that something like this wouldn't happen. >> members of the frernity declined to comment. in ane-mail, the national office says no facts have come to light to support the anonymous allegations. any disciplinary action that may result from our investigation will be handled swiftly and internally. theta delta kai is dealing with a sexual assault case. a member is accusing i fello fraternity brother of sexually assaulting him and possibly others. both cases have been forwarded to berkeley p.d. but want to give the campus community basic reminders. >> people have to give their affirmative consent in sexual

of events began at good samaritan hospital in san jose where his wife is being treated for ms. 7 lillian is there live with the story tonight. >> the first of daniel stewart 2 car stolen right out of the lot. second car was stolen not long after. >> what could possibly happen to make things any worse. you know then this happens. >> for daniel stewart it's been a tough few week. learned his wife jennifer has multiple sclerosis then while at her side at good samaritan hospital sunday he loses his keys. whoever found them not only stole the car from the hospital lot but also the family second car parked in the driveway. >> they probably got my car. only thing in the glove box would have been my registration and my insurance. the address right on it. both key on the key ring. they probably drove straight here and got the other car. >> both cars same make and model. 28 twi-13 chevy cruz l s.one was found with minimal daniel. bright spot in a nightmare ordeal. car thief found the wallet that he left in the truchbing. not only dealing with stolen cars but stolen credit cards. while at the same

lillian is live in danville with the story. bob pack never thought would it come to this. family safety over a ballot measure. >> it was very specific against my family. and it gave us a warning. >>reporter: prop 46 author bob pack says the death threat left on his voice mail left him sick to his stomach. not only did the caller threaten to kill his wife and young daughter but also mention pack 2 dead children troy and alanna killed by driver under the influence of drug and alcohol 6 years aichlingt him knowing what happened to us already he would take it a threat to did more harm to us. >> the caller demanded that pack back off on prop 46. which would raise the state cap on medical malpractice award require doctors to take random drug test and database to watch prescription drug abuse. the caller is questioned by authorities pack doesn't take chances. he and family under 24 hour protection by the sheriff's department. also pulled the campaign ad with him and more careful about scheduling public appearances. >> if he kind of achieved weigh wanted to achieve. >> you know ma

in san francisco, lillian kim, abc 7 news. >>> berkeley police have made an arrest for at least one of three sexual assault cases reported in uc fraternity houses last weekend. a 20-year-old berkeley resident eugene quillan is under arrest for one count of sexual assault which investigators say happened saturday night on waring street. police say they are not sure whether he is a member of the fraternity. he is not being investigate forward ted for the other two reported assaults. >> the reported cases of enterovirus has jumped. the city of san francisco announced one new case of enterovirus today. state-wide there are now 14 cases of the virus. it causes flu-like symptoms, fever, sometimes limb paralysis and in some cases, can even cause death. the number of cases in california has actually tripled since last month and includes one patient in los angeles who is paralyzed. abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom joins us with more about the case. >> reporter: the patient here is a resident of san francisco but other than that, folks are releasing very few details because that patient is a c

lillian kim, abc 7 news. >>> an emotional anniversary today for a lot of people around the bay area. 25 years ago today, the loma prieta quake hit. santa cruz was devastated. abc 7 news cameraman clyde powell was the first to take us inside the crack that opened up in the nearby mountains at ground zero. abc 7 news reporter david louie joins us with more. >> reporter: very near where i'm standing 25 years ago, the loma prieta earthquake created a very large and dramatic chasm. it has been filled in and largely forgotten but there is still visible damage in downtown santa cruz. they gathered for a moment of silence to remember those who died. only a few feet away, a hole in the ground remains after 25 years where a bookstore once stood. it collapsed, killing two employees of a coffee shop from the falling bricks. one of them was 21-year-old shawn mccormick, seen in a family photo with his then 18 month old daughter amber. shawn's sister terry said the shock overwhelmed her and her mother. >> my mom collapsed. she lost it. we had to take her to the hospital. just the hours and days fol

of events began at good samaritan hospital in san jose where his wife is being treated for ms. 7 lillian islive with live with the story tonight. >> the first of daniel stewart 2 car stolen right out of the lot. second car was stolen not long after. >> what could possibly happen to make things any worse. you know then this happens. >> for daniel stewart it's been a tough few week. learned his wife jennifer has multiple sclerosis then while at her side at good samaritan hospital sunday he loses his keys. whoever found them not only stole the car from the hospital lot but also the family second car parked in the driveway. >> they probably got my car. only thing in the glove box would have been my registration and my insurance. the address right on it. both key on the key ring. they probably drove straight here and got the other car. >> both cars same make and model. 28 twi-13 chevy cruz l s.one was found with minimal daniel. bright spot in a nightmare ordeal. car thief found the wallet that he left in the truchbing. not only dealing with stolen cars but stolen credit cards. while at the sa

lillian is live in danville with the story. bob pack never thought would it come to this. having to worry about his family safety over a ballot measure. >> it was very specific against my family. and it gave us a warning. >>reporter: prop 46 author bob pack says the death threat left on his voice mail left him sick to his stomach. not only did the caller threaten to kill his wife and young daughter but also mention pack 2 dead children troy and alanna killed by driver under the influence of drug and alcohol 6 years aichlingt him knowing what happened to us already he would take it a threat to did more harm to us. >> the caller demanded that pack back off on prop 46. which would raise the state cap tice award require doctors to take random drug test and database to watch prescription drug abuse. the caller is questioned by authorities pack doesn't take chances. he and family under 24 hour protection by the sheriff's department. also pulled the campaign ad with him and more careful about scheduling public appearances. >> if he kind of achieved weigh wanted to achieve. >> you

abc7 news is live with the family attorney's office with new details lillian? >> jahi's mother is well aware of the skepticism but insists this is not wishful thinking. >> she knows difference between left and right. she knows her fingers >> she says her daughter responds to her verbal commands. proof, she says the teenager is alive despite having been declared brain dead n this clip, winkfield asked her to move her arm. >> very good. very good. >> and in this clip, winkfield asked her to move her foot. >> very good. >> very good. boo. >> winkfield and other family members gathered at their attorney's office to believe what they believe is evidence jahi is not brain dead here is a photo of her about to get an mri. in an image of what an attorney is what the attorney says is of the child's brain. >> this is proof jahi mcmath had not had her brain liquefied. >> it's sad and unfortunate the family has not accepted reality. >> biomedical ethics professor doubts jahi is alive saying it's common for people to have random body movements >> if you videotape long enough

abc7 news is live with the family attorney's office with new details lillian? >> jahi's mother is well aware of the skepticism but insists this is not wishful thinking. >> she knows difference between left and right. she knows her fingers >> she says her daughter responds to her verbal commands. proof, she says the teenager is alive despite having been declared brain dead n this clip, winkfield asked her to move her arm. >> very good. very good. >> and in this clip, winkfield asked her to move her foot. >> very good. >> very good. boo. >> winkfield and other family members gathered at their attorney's office to believe what they believe is evidence jahi is not brain dead here is a photo of her about to get an mri. in an image of what an attorney is what the attorney says is of the child's brain. >> this is proof jahi mcmath had not had her brain liquefied. >> it's sad and unfortunate the family has not accepted reality. >> biomedical ethics professor doubts jahi is alive saying it's common for people to have random body movements >> if you videotape long enough

lillian kim is live with the story tonight. >> ama, it sits at bancroft and piedmont. they were given roofies, also known as the date rape drug. >> i'm shaking with rage every night that i'm in danger, my friends are in danger. >> uc berkeley students are horrified by the allegations. it was at this house where five people were reportedly drugged and sexually assaulted over the course of the weekend. >> in a student community of educated, thoughtful people, i would think that something like this wouldn't happen. >> members of the fraternity declined to comment. in an e-mail, the national office says no facts have come to light to support the anonymous allegations. any disciplinary action that may result from our investigation will be handled swiftly and internally. theta delta kai is dealing with a sexual assault case. a member is accusing i fellow fraternity brother of sexually assaulting him and possibly others. both cases have been forwarded to berkeley p.d. but want to give the campus community basic reminders. >> people have to give their affirmative consent in se

if here's lillian kim. >> about the family says this video is proof. oakland teenager is alive. despite having been declared brain dead in december. the mother about asked her daughter to move her foot. the. >> very good. oh. officials another clip shows her moving her arm. >> come on. very good. very good. >>reporter: she and other family members gather at the attorney office to present what they believe is evidence that the girl is not brain dead. here's a photo of her about to get an mri in the presence of experts retain by the family. image of what the attorney says is of the child brain. >> there's her mri. this is unequivocal proof that the girl has not had her brine liquefie liquefied. >> problem is while those are very interesting findings they don't have anything to do with being able to really evaluate whether a patient is brain dead. >> ethic professor of stanford not seen sought called evidence but doubt he's alive. he says it's common for people to declared brain dead to have random body movement. >> van for listening enough some random movement that correspond or c

lillian, he answers, saying he killed her with one shot to the chest. police say he often used a motorbike to hunt for victims and then shot them. sometimes after demanding money or valuables. now he's been called the handsome serial killer, but his arrest comes after a murder spree sparked a desperate man hunt. family and friends of victims have tried to get more information at police headquarters. now we know there won't be any more victims. it's over. police tracked down tv footage of the snack bar where one of the last crimes was committed. one person agreed to speak off camera. i committed the crimes, he says, but i really regret it. if i could, i would ask for forgiveness. he still faces a trial, and police are facing tough questions about why it took so long to identify those murders as the work of a serial killer. shasta darling ton, cnn, sao paulo. >>> we want to get some details on the timing of the rain and wind. let's go to ivan cabrera. what's track here? >> we're going to be looking for this in the next couple days, wednesday into thursday

is said to have cheated in class and then got an f and has a lawsuit and hill yap has response -- lillianresponses. >> people agree she should not have gotten the f. i used to teach high school french. i if i suspected someone of cheatle i cooperate prove i'd have a student retake a different version of the test. also, a straight a student, and knocks her down a peg, might be ropes to pursue. one says i have notes in my bag. doesn't mean she cheated. one says, hope the teacher reverses the grade. >> i don't know if you have been following the dow today. it's been a rough week. look at this. the dow is up 263 to close the day. what great thing on a friday. i would normally say when news breaks out we'll break in but trace gallagher will be breaking in because i have to get to oxford. have a great weekend. "your world" starts right now. >> fighting ebola. the president says a travel ban won't work. so why are so many countries doing it? welcome everyone. i'm in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." the world health organization declaring today the ebola outbreak is over. senegal is one of

as did frank and lillian gilchrist. are those names familiar? anyone read "cheaper by the dozen"? that was written by their children. and they did studies to analyze things like -- here, a golf swing. and you start seeing appearing in factories the expert, here in the white court, noting things -- white coat, noting things down. watching workers of all sorts do their tasks and do them better. this cartoon is matching a very well. is saying to systematized. the worker has a gauge on his back. and the novel about the efficiency experts. and this is the clock watching the woman typist here. here, i want to ask you, having read a portion of taylor's tract, what does it say for taylor? what are his rationales? what is the subtext? why is management the solution? what is he worried about? we might even say what is he up -- obsessed about? yes? >> efficiency. >> efficiency. efficiency and the flip side to that is -- how does he begin? do you remember? there is this introduction about roosevelt, teddy roosevelt. >> about how humans are now not only inefficient, but lazy and how we have to

abc 7 news reporter lillian kim is outside the family attorney's office in san francisco. >> reporterists she is not crazy and she says video clips confirm it. jahai mcmath's family says this video is proof the oakland teenager is alive despite having been declared brain dead in december. in this clip, her mother asks her daughter to move her foot. >> very good. very good. >> reporter: in another clip, jahai is shown moving her arm. >> very good! >> reporter: she and other family members gathered at their attorney's office to present what they believe is evidence that jahai is not brain dead. here's a photo of jahai about to get an mri in the presence of experts retained by the family and an image of what attorney chris dolan says is of the child's brain. >> there's her mri. this is unequivocal proof that jahae mcmath has not had her brain liquefied. >> the problem is while those are very interesting findings they don't have anything to do with being able to really evaluate definitively whether a patient is brain dead. >> reporter: bioethics professor here has not seen the so-called e

and it goes hand in hand with it too much of idaho's lillian's.that is something that is not given enough attention and talk about continuing viability or agriculture. and historically of that was not the big issue but it is something every keep on the forefront. the other thing is the government acted efficiently and quickly with our farmers that need help to act on paperwork to declare states of emergency and to keep my eye on that as a prairie as your governor. balukoff: i have not been waiting for the electorate to inform myself i have been visiting people in the agricultural industry farmers and ranchers in the association's to inform myself of the issues facing agriculture around the state in the magic valley the number one issue is water and good progress has been made and that could probably work very well but what have been since those low water years and where they talk about that aviation canals for the federal government to take a pro-active approach teeeighteen another minute? bujak: i will leave it there. >>moderator: the next questi

this is lillian webb from sebring, florida. she is 100-years-old. friends. >> thank you. >>> we got good stuff coming up. another song from fleetwood mac. do you need to know engels? plus the ultimate halloween house. it will be a wild hour of halloween. >> spooky. >> bats >>> nbc 10 with sky force 10 covering a deadly accident in southern delaware county. a worker fell from the budget of a construction truck. we're reaching out to police and first responders for details to find out how the worker fell from the bucket a rpperatis. now let's get the forecast with bill henley. >>> just a few scattered fair weather clouds that will be blowing through the area. you is see them in this live view from center city. sun any here from the nbc 10 studios. just a few high clouds. a little bit of a breeze right now out of the southwest at 6 miles per hour nap will be increasing into the afternoon. look at the airport. 60 degrees right now. wilmington is up. in wild wood, still a few cool spots. lots of sunshine and a nice breeze, and near 70s this afternoon. >>

this is lillian webb from sebring, florida. she is 100-years-old.nk you. >>> we got good stuff coming up. another song from fleetwood mac. do you need to know engels? plus the ultimate halloween house. it will be a wild hour of >>> you're watching today in the bay. >> a very good morning to you. it is 8:56. i'm laura garcia-cannon. fleet week officially gets under way today with the arrival of the blue angels. you'll recall financial issues in washington last year kept the angels grounded, but they will be back in force this year. >>> the giants may get a big boost in their world series run. manager bruce bochy says michael morse is in arizona getting bats in in the instructional league. if things go well, he'll be in the roster saturday. morse has missed the last several weeks with a sore hip. the giants play the cardinals a little after 5:00 on saturday. >>> we're going to have another local news update in about half an hour or so. hope you get to enjoy this great thursday morning. . >> welcome to "today" on a special thursday morning, october the

. >> sarah's mother, lillian, and her twin, lois, are both breast cancer survivors. >> in our middlebout one out of eight invasive breast cancers are found in women younger than 45. and only 1.8% of breast cancer patients are between the ages of 20 and 34. sarah, along with her doctors, responded aggressively to her stage two breast cancer with chemotherapy plus a bilateral mastectomy and reconstruction. >> i had a choice to be angry or sad, but i chose to be positive and hopeful. >> and there was unwaivering support from her college sweetheart, matt. >> there was never any question that he would be at every single appointment. i went to graduate school and i got married and bought a house and got a dog and was doing all the things that i had hoped to do. >> then the unthinkable happened. >> i had just sort of celebrated my five-year cancerversary, we call it, and discovered another lump on top of my reconstruction. >> you're looking at a picture of sarah's chest. the area of abnormality that's a little thicker is about three centimeters, which was how big her recurrence was. >> afte

take a look, lillian sides vaughan, 100 years old today. she say wonderful great-great-grandmother. arthur bud whitney from garretsville, ohio. 100 years old today. his big thing in life? he is an avid fisherman. he fishes all the time and does a great job. how about that? that's it, new york. you've seen it all. that's the big show here. back to you. you guys are sensational. >> thank you, willard. >>> can we do a quick tip of the cap? carson has big news. >> we are now officially the number one morning news show across all social media, facebook, twitter, instagram and pinterest. we want to thank everybody who has joined our online discussions and look forward to many more. >> all credit to you, carson. >> orange room. >> are you bowling a little more? >> bowl-a-thon continues and >>> it is friday morning, i'm tracy davidson, let's get your first alert forecast from bill henley. >> sunshine is bright across the board. look at the view from cape may. not a cloud in the sky. no surprise that the temperatures are warming up nicely. already 63 in wildwood. 61 philadelphia internationa