lisa amin gulezian reports from the summit where the urgency is all too real. >> lisa: everyone here has the same goal, to clean up san jose. a growing graffiti problem is part of the bigger issue with gangs. >> is it hard to stay out of gangs? >> yeah. report. >> lisa: that's why the city organized the crime and gang prevention summit. it comes one day after this gang-related murder. police say a 17-year-old shot and killed an 18-year-old as he rode his bike. it's the city's seventh homicide since january 1st. >> we have had spikes like this larger in the past and been able to regain control of the city. >> we can't arrest your way out of this problem. >> lisa: the focus here is on prevention, intervention, and suppression. for the first time, the city is asking faith based groups to take a leading role in the effort, but the decision isn't just -- it's economic. >> limited resource funds, they have the facilities, sweat equity, mentors that come out in large volume and that's what we need, more adult interaction with these dude. >> lisa: this former dang member says adults are the

>> lisa: san jose has a gang problem. the main reason the city organized this gang and crime prevention summit. it comes one day after this gang-related murder. a 17-year-old shot and killed an 18-year-old as he rode his bike. it's the city's seventh homicide since january 1st. >> we can't arrest your way out of this problem. >> lisa: the focus here is on prevention, intervention, and suppression. for the first time the city is asking faith-based groups to take a leading role in the effort. but the decision isn't just spiritual. it's also economic. >> limited resource funds, they have facilities, they have the sweat equity, volunteers, mentors that come out of the par yishz in large volume, and we need more adult intervention. >> lisa: this former gang member says adults are the key. >> when your mom and dad work all day, you got down time, and the down time is when you're hanging out on the streets. >> lisa: he is -- she is here with her son. she is worried about the crime in their neighborhood. they live a few locks fro

here's lisa amin gulezian. >> it's important for us to wrap our minds around who we are as a people. >> lisa: on this new year's day the peoples of the baptist minimum stirs union are committed to change. they say what's happening in many east bay african-american communities right now isn't ideal. >> as a community we're not who we should be. his. >> lisa: for some, their spirit is broken, especially after the gang rape of a 15-year-old girl in richmond and the shooting of an unarmed barber by police. >> we're trying to get a new suspect of life. >> lisa: it encourages education, health and wellness. >> we need to return, so this year we made it a point of emphasis to reach out to brothers, reach out to pastors to women who are -- anyone who is serving our community and say, at least do these things. >> lisa: richmond city councilman elect needs the initiative to work. richmond's crime rate was 14th 14th high nest the country in 2009. >> for us to make change, we have to believe in we want to make change, so it's our responsibility to put things in focus. >> lisa: movement organizer

that's ok lisa i know you so lisa i know you have some expertise in this or you would you agree with . that and i think that's an over that's an oversimplification of the kashmir issue and the history of indo pakistani tensions the u.s. simply can't just come in wave its magic wand and hand kashmir to pakistan that's not going to happen now i will acknowledge that part of the problems we face is that the pakistan military establishment sees that the support for these terrorist groups groups like lashkar e tayyiba. gesture mohammed that has been helpful to pakistan in sort of bleeding india in question here and they're reluctant to give up this drool of militancy support for religious extremism to use as a tool against india and frankly in the form of the taliban in afghanistan to assist assert their. strategic interests and that's part of the problem and i think if we look at the fact that just this week pakistan has released from detention a terrorist leader carissa a fool out of the head of harkat all jihadi islami this is a terrorist who has been implicated in assassination attemp

i'm carolyn tyler, with lisa

thank you, lisa. trembler centered at alamo before 3:30 this morning. the 2.0 quake centered about a highly from alamo at 3:37 a.m.. there are no reports of any damage. the body of a popular marin county teacher missing since thursday was discovered yesterday. 53-year-old deborah schmidt found dead in a creek bed at her home in ross. initially examination of her body shows no sign of foul play. schmidt failed to show up at the high school where she worked. her keys and i.d. were left behind along with a message on her classroom blackboard that red thank you, everyone. sheriffs have ended their search of the canal at the town of patterson. they've been looking for a kidnapped four-year-old boy. friday night they found the car belonging to josÉ rodriguez, the man suspected of kidnapping giuliani cardnez. the car was empty. investigators believe their bodies could surface downstream in a few weeks. meanwhile the boy's family continues to hold out hope. >> i'm never going to give up. >> he got to show me

. >> thanks, lisa, and thanks for joining us. i'm jenelle wang. our top story, the feds say the pipeline that caused the san bruno disaster not only failed today's standards, it would have been a problem even in the '50s when it was installed. the safety board revealeded welds had severe defects. lillian kim has more. >> the national transportation safety board says the pipeline that exploded in the san bruno neighborhood back in september had dozens of defective welds. in its 78-page report, the ntsb wrote the longitudinal seams showed lack of penetration, income pleat fusion and undercutting. an expert in metallurgy at stanford. >> also evidence that cracks emanated from these defects, grew with time eventually to critical size. so clearly if you had inspections in place, those might have been caught. >> but no such inspections ever took place because up until recently, pg&e thought the pipe was seamless. in a scathing statement, congresswoman jackie speier wrote the loss of life might have been prevented if pg&e showed the risks underground. >>

thanks, lisa.ood morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. i'm carolyn tyler. the party begins this afternoon and the swearing in of oakland's new mayor. the first female mayor and the first asian american woman to take the top job in any major u.s. city. her priorities are fighting crime, creating more jobs especially green jobs, and bolster the city schools with volunteer mentors. today's preinauguration celebration is at the science center. tomorrow's inauguration will kick off from a walk from renaissance plaza and end at the fox theater where the swearing in ceremonies will take place. san francisco firefighters are still looking into the cause of a blaze at a downtown apartment building new year's day. none of the residents were seriously injured but the fire has left them homeless. thomas roman reports. >> the african american community in the bay area have made national news. the situations have not always been in the best of light. >> the people of the baptist minister's union or bmu are c

thanks, lisa. i'm jenelle wang. a dive team resumes searching the canal this morning for the bodies of a kidnapped four-year-old boy and his abductor. the silver toyota corolla described in a statewide amber alert was pulled out of the canal yesterday but no bodies inside. >> unfortunately the vehicle's empty. josÉ and giuliani are not in the car. >> by nightfall the silver toyota was hauled up out of the canal. >> two of the windows were down. we haven't completely finished inspecting the vehicle. detectives have to go through the inside to find any potential evidence. the vehicle is badlied damaged. >> the dive team descended into a cave-like siphon system located between two sections of the canal. the siphon is designed to move water under the creek bed through three 15 by 15 foot square tubes. they found the silver corolla lodged inside one of those tubes. a sophisticated sonar system got close enough to read the license plate. >> we're going to continue to search the siphon, the canal downstre

lisa amin gulezian was there. >> lisa: thousands filled the cow pal has to attend the crossroads of the west gun show. >> get a free ticket into the show. >> lisa: the same promoter is holding a gun show in tucson this weekend. we weren't allowed inside, but outside attendees lined up looking for deals. >> i already have weapons but i may be purchasing another one. >> lisa: one reaction to the shooting is a surge in gun sales. they have gone up in arizona and a few other states around the country, and word is spreading month second amendment supporters about joe zamudo the open carrier who happened to be shopping nearby when the shooting started. he saw the gunman and another man struggling with the gun. at that point he didn't know who the shooter actually was. he chose not too fire his weapon, but instead hold both men down. he admits, in the chaos things could have gone terribly wrong. >> a bunk of people watching, and all those people watching seeing me pull a gun out, thing second shooter. and in arizona, where people keep guns the their cars somebody could have shot me. >> lisa: n

. >> lisa: the water search is now officially over. authorities say the bodies could surface downstream in a few weeks. their focus was always the 117-mile delta canal. a witness saw a corolla with a boy and man inside go into the canal. the empty silver corolla was found last night. >> i never give up hope. >> lisa: the family is sure there will be a positive outcome. they think one of the suspect's friends is helping him hide out and rod secretion the boy -- rodriguez and the boy may be somewhere in the central valley. >> he has to show me and the world and my daughter he really loves my grandson and bring him back. >> she firmly believes they're out there, and she just asks that everyone continue to place flyers in their cars and keep looking. >> lisa: police and sheriff's deputies will continue to regularly patrol the area around the canal but there will be no organized search efforts. they say if there are new leads they will follow up. lisa amin gulezian, abc-7 news. >> alan: we have developing news in the north bay where the bod

lisa argen is here with our forecast.og, chilly temperatures, i feel like it's like this every day. >> we are gonna stick with this for the most part, although improvements are on the way. as we head outside now, a couple of shots for you at the golden gate bridge. this is not the golden gate bridge. that's coming up next. this is the airport where we don't have any delays. 44 degrees. the further you go to the north, that's where we have some visibility problems. down to a mile or so. here we go, golden gate bridge. we'll look for numbers to even be cooler here in north and east bay valleys in the 30s where as our south bay, a little more mild in the low to mid-40s. 45 mountain view the warm spot as well as half moon bay, good morning, livermore, 37. a light northeast wind in napa and livermore creating a windchill of about 32, 33 degrees. so definitely a cold one out there although it was colder yesterday morning. and i think we're going to get a little bit more sun. that should make a bit of a difference this afternoon

jerry blaine, kent, and lisa, the writer. lisa is the one that put the stories together. welcome to dallas, and welcome to the sixth floor museum. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> i need to remind folks, we need you to turn your cell phones off, not just put them on silent, but turn them off. there's a lot of radio interference in the area, and we want to make sure the recordings come out well. there are two cameras here, those are from c-span. the program is being recorded for c-span. they will broadcast this sometime probably in the next week or two. we don't have an air date yet. steven fagan is recording also for our oral history program which now totals over 800 people. while we are chatting, the biographers of our guests will appear on the screens behind us, also some photographs. the one the kennedy come from the national archives and white house photographers and the photographs of the kennedy in dallas, come from the sixth floor museum's collection. let's see, we'll also have an q & a session. if you don't have a pencil or pen to write with, hold up your hands and

thanks so much, lisa. jim harbaugh is not going very far to fill out his coaching staff. the warriors are once again trying to beat l.a. but this time it's the clippers. >> after losing a tough one to the lakers on wednesday, the warriors were trying to bounce back last night against the other l.a. team, the clippers. the only way to slow down rookie ribbon, trip him. former baron davis is playing well. the alley >>. the plus. up by 4. monta had 38 wednesday against the lakers tonight. last night he had 30. this three just beat the shot clock. he makes his presence felt. buried 4-3 the first half. the warriors led by 7 at int mission. second half now, here come the clippers. gordon with the steal and gunk l.a. with the two. tied at 96. misses inside but stays with it. he beats monta for the three. in all the warriors had 14. made two late in the contest. the warriors pull away to win 2 122-112. heading back to stanford. greg roman has been hired as the defensive coordinator. salmon takes over as defensive

lisa? >> lisa: pelosi held an event earlier in san francisco, and a lot of politicians were in attendance. even though this is supposed to be an event that had a celebration that involved her con sit students there's a lot of sadness. >> today is a sad day for our country. >> reporter: some of the state's strongest leaders struggled to find the words to express their concern over gabrielle giffords. nancy pelosi met with her constituents today during an annual event. still at the top of her mind wag the a arizona congresswoman. >> our prayers and thoughts are with all of them, all of their family, congresswoman gifford is a great patriotic american. >> reporter: pelosi led a moment of silence for her kole expleeg friend. >> there's always danger. our job is to be out there and talk to people. >> reporter: john gay mandy -- took part in the moment as well. they both hold congress on your corner events. >> obviously there's a risk, and she paid a huge price for being available to her con sit

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have robert fisk he's the middle east correspondent for the independent and in washington we go to lisa curtis she is a senior research fellow at the heritage foundation and another member of our crosstalk team you know on the hunger crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in when you want robert i want to go to you first last week we had a popular liberal governor in pakistan assassinated his assassin is turned into a national hero for some people in pakistan and the lawyers that used to play such an important role in defending civil society many young lawyers are lining up to defend him is pakistan falling apart well you know i've come in pakistan for thirty four years and i've always been our same question and i don't think pakistan is falling apart i think pakistan is a country of people who read a lot they're very cultured people pakistan is they read a lot they learn a lot. there are much greater learners than the arabs are there they are muslims like them for the most part. i think pakistani people have a terrible government a terrible regime i think the government of p

lisa: certainly residents of 6th st. are concerned with the level of noise that comes from the clubs at night and the level of drug sales. one of the meetings specifically around the clubs we were able to get a lot of the club owners to come to the meeting. we had someone from the entertainment commission come and speak with a lot of the neighbors. and that was a small success to meet with the club owners because i think a lot of the people don't feel they have an avenue for complaining or when it comes to their concern. ben: i think that's calmed down to a certain extent. i think that people have learned to live with what's there. some of the clubs that caused a lot of the noise complaints are just gone, shut down because of either economics or a combination of noise problems or neighborhood problems. and you know... i'm sure there are people who would say it would be great if it was still 1975 and there were bathhouses and whatever, but obviously things change. if we want to aim south of market in a direction that mayb

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i may be purchasing another one. >> lisa: one reaction is a surge in gun sales. they have gone up in arizona and other states around the country. and word is spreading among second amendment supporters about the open carrier who was shopping nearby when the shooting started. he saw the gunman and another man struggling with the gun. he didn't know who the shooter was. he chose not to fire his weapon but instead hold both men down. he admits, in the chaos, things could have gone terribly wrong. >> a bunch of people watching, and all those people watching see me paul pull a gun out think, second shooter, and in arizona, people keep guns in their cars and somebody could have shot me. >> now gun owners insist he is a perfect example why americans should have the choice to arm themselves. >> opening doors. basically saying people should have weapons in case something lick -- like this happens. >> gun control advocates view the attack as ropes -- reasons for more regulation. a law in california requires ammunition be bought in person with i.d. and thumbprint for verifi

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his his. >> lisa: hope continues to flow from the family. they're sure the four-year-old and his allegedded kidnapper are still alive. but authorities who have been searching for the two for more than a week believe otherwise. >> right now again our evidence is still telling us they're in the water. >> lisa: last night the silver corolla was pulled out of the canal. a witness told the police he saw a crow -- corolla with a boy and a man drive into the cam. -- into the canal. the divers were looking for bodies. all they found was this storm ford taurus. >> they determined there are no other objects other than the car they just pulled out. possibly the bodies could be trapped in debris. >> lisa: the water search is now officially over. >> several families decided to come to the canal today for the same reason to see for themselves what is going on and how they can help. >> the whole thing find him. >> for me, i think they're somewhere. >> lisa: that's also what juliani's mother thinks. >> she firmly believes her child is out there somewhere, a

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thank you, lisa.o teacher is using her skills to improve the lives of thousands of afghan students. major nina dimatto is working in southern afghanistan. her mission to build an entire education system in the hellman province. education reporter lee ann has her story. >> children playing in the school yard once again becoming the afghan way of life. the 1979 soviet invasion then a series of wars practically ended the system. major nina is a reservist. her mission to rebuild the entire education system in the province from setting up schools, purchasing desks to establishing a basic curriculum. as the u.s. military secured the area, parents began feeling more comfortable about sending their children to nearby schools. with the help of afghan community leaders, she has worked to convince parents to invest in their children's education. >> at the end of the day the kid needs to know how to read, right? if you want to build anything in this country, you've got to build the literal population. >> she has

thank you, lisa.t 7:00 as you know "good morning america" joining us live now from new york to tell us what's on top for your show this morning. >> good morning, carolyn. we know it was a significant day yesterday and significant milestone in tucson. the doctors were finally able to remove congresswoman gabrielle giffords's respirator. a sign she is breathing without assistance. what she can expect on the long road to recoverly. the queen offers an invitation to live in buckingham palace after they wed or will they opt for a less formal residence. a new number one after the i-phone. you may not believe who's behind it. a free game called bubble ball is now the most downloded app and the creator is in the 8th grade. take a look how he did it. this is free so i don't think he has a lot of money from this app but it's the next app if everybody thinks it's as good as it is. >> in terms of the royals, would you want to live with the in-laws. >> if i had an 828,000 square foot palace offered to me, i might

let's check in with meteorologist lisa argen.>> i think we've been spoiled and it continues. we're looking at a nice shot for you here. and there's some fog in our valleys. sun coming up at 7:21 starting today at 5:22. we have a high surf advisory to talk about. from sonoma county to monterey bay, strong rip currents and high waves so you might be tempted to check out the beach but definitely be careful out there. 51 right now. san francisco a few upper 30s from the livermore valley to santa rosa, 38 there. good morning, san jose. 44 for you with 45 in oakland. so 24 hours ago, with a colder start to the day almost everywhere except oakland. you're colder this morning. so is half moon bay. 5 degrees colder with everyone up a couple of degrees. but even so feeling kind of cool this morning but by this afternoon sunny and mild with high surf at the coast. no rain in sight through next week. so we'll be looking at a string of sunny days. here's the advisory. up until 3:00 sunday, tomorrow, 12 foot waves right now with 10 foot waves

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thanks lisa. >> could you do you think you can be the next great chef or restaurant owner.ng dan ashley has a focus on solutions report on a san francisco kitchen that is helping food entrepreneurs beat the odds. >> this recipe from my grandma. >> she makes one tasty tamale. she is cooking her fabulous creation at la cocina. it's a nonprofit incubator kitchen helping cooks turn it into a business. the executive director. >> we're looking for natural entrepreneurs. >> entrepreneurs who are either low income or immigrants or both and have a passion for food. >> i'm the only local humnus the bay area. >> this is japanese feed. >> that is very popular in japan? >> yes sir and san francisco. >> we have businesses that want to be caters. we want to be food carts. we have businesses that sell packaged foods and do food service. >> businesses accepted get to use the commercial kitchen at a greatly reduced rental price but they also get help with their entire business plan. >> the package can getting the nutrition facts. >> even more critical. >> they have to get honest feedback. >>

lisa amin gulezian is live at san jose city hall, not far from the epicenter of the quake. lisa? >> carolyn, that was very true. the apple center is east southeast of san jose city hall. but that does not mean you have to be here in the area to feel the quake. the direction tft fault motion was -- the direction of the fault motion was more or less so everyone could feel it. >> the earthquake hit and this is what the seismograph at the usgs in menlo park showed. moments later viewers started calling the newsroom and posting messages on abc7's twitter and facebook pages. one person wrote, yes, we rocked and rolled in the hayward hills. he wrote, i live in santa clara and the house was moving side to side. he wrote "it rocked a bit. i imagine down in sj they really felt it." and then laura responded with, "totally." my building rocked and shook. in parts of the east bay residents also reacted. -- reacted. >> i felt the bed react a little bit. >> a little scared. i lived in california pretty much all my life. you never know if it is the beginning of a larnl one. -- large one. >> the

>> yeah, one of the wettest months so we'll see. >> thank you, lisa.s using her skills to improve the lives of thousands of afghan students. major nina dimato is working in southern afghanistan. her mission to build an entire educational system. abc 7's education reporter lee ann melendez has her story. >> children playing in the school yard is slowly once again becoming part of the afghan way of life. the 1979 soviet invasion then a series of wars practically destroyed the education system. the taliban also banned girls from attending classes. >> in the last 15 years they haven't been able to go to school. >> major nina is a marine reservist. her job is to rebuild the entire education system in the violent province from setting up schools to establishing a basic curriculum. as the u.s. military secured the area, parents began feeling more comfortable about sending their children to nearby schools. with the help of afghan community leaders, she has worked to convince parents to invest in their children's education. >> at the end of the day the kid need

[applause] >> jerry and cleanse and lisa will be here for a book signing. you are welcome to stop by. lets see i have a note here. what else am i supposed to say? discovery channel show, and mentioned that. thank you so much for coming here to the sixth floor museum and enjoying the program. >> for more information about the book visit kennedy detail.com. visit booktv.org to watch any of the programs you see here on line. type the author or book title in the search bar on the upper left side of the page and click search. you can also share anything you see on booktv.org easily by clicking share on the upper left side of the page and selecting the format. booktv streams live on line for 48 hours every weekend with top nonfiction books and authors. booktv.org. >> we we are here at the national press club with sam barry and kathi kamen goldmark to talk about their new book "write that book already!." tell us what this book is about. speak it is a book about how to get published and how to keep going as an author, how to get your career up and running so we do

thank you, lisa.expires. green bay's up 28-14 at the half. rogers 31-36. 366 yards and three scores and ran for another. that makes it 35-14. top seed in the nfc moving on to the nfc title game. >> this probably wasn't my best performance. i think the stage we're on and the importance of this game it was a good night. >> in the afc, bitter rivals meeting in pittsburgh, the ravens and the steelers. first quarter. gets to ben roethlisberger. forces the thumbable. everyone on the field stops thinking it's an incomplete pass. picks up the fumble, returns it 13 yards for the school. play until you hear the whistle. after the review, ravens up 14-7. third and goal. the top heap. ravens up 21-7 at the half. in the third after the first of three raven turnovers in the quarter, keith miller back at the end zone, ravens lead down to 7. after a pick roethlisberger finds it eight yards. game tied at 21 now in the fourth. steelers' ball. over two minutes to play. third and 19. antonio brown, are you kidding me? 58

it belongs to lisa from oakland. she says she discovered the burglary in november. >> i was like, oh, somebody broke into my car and we went back and looked at the tapes for that night and saw what had happened. >> reporter: then a few weeks later lisa's surveillance camera catches another burglar. each time the thieves only made off with a few knickknacks. police posting this video on the internet two more neighbors have reported burglars. >> they either have the actual key or have some sort of software that figures out what the code is. >> reporter: we called toyota today. he said the company isn't aware of anyone hacking into their cars. he said the signal changes each time the key is used. lisa says however the theives are doing it she hopes the thieves are stopped. >> it seems like a matter of time before they figure out how to start it and then it's your car. >> reporter: i talked with oakland police late this afternoon. they tell me they have no more details on this investigation and are not aware of any prime

(laughter) >> as long as, lisa. is working on technology that might be compared to the human nose. it's going to identify substance using the science of smell. here's health and science reporter carolyn johnson with all the details. >> the average human nose can distinguish among some 200 scents. now researchers are attempting to duplicate that sensitivity in a machine. >> so, for example, when we smell things, it's -- molecules will interact with multiple receptors. we're doing kind of the same thing with our dna's. >> professor eric cool and his team are manufacturing synthetic dna but instead of controlling functions, their dna is engineered to react to compounds in the environment. >> we want to be able to smell contaminants in the air. for example, in environmental applications. we'd like to be able to taste toxins in the water. >> to accomplish that, they replaced certainly molecules of the dna with fluorescent compounds. seven colors in all. they exposed their newly created dna sensors with vapors injected in

thanks, lisa. nfl wildcard weekend, mike shumann with this weekend's big matchup. >> we take off with wildcard weekend and a rematch of the game between the jets and the colts. entered the game 1-5 against peyton manning. steps up and hits pierre garson in stride. 225 yards. 7-0 at the half. colts up three but the jets respond. ten-minute drive capped off the second t. d. 14-10 new york. under a minute to play. colts down 14-13. 50 yards out, nails it, back on top 16-14. after our 47 yard kickoff return, mark santos and edwards on the south bay. the uprights from 32 yards out. the jets move on to face the patriots after a 17-16 victory. >> i mean, really i'm just thankful for the men that i coach, you know, for those two backs we got that pounded it in there. thank you for that coaching staff. thank you for nick fulk and thankful i finally got to beat peyton manning. >> a good start, play action. drew breeze. new orleans up 10-0 in the first but the seahawks wouldn't fold. later in the first, hassl

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lisa amin gulezian joins us with more on that. >> lisa: it was supposed to be an annual celebration with her constituents, but it was clear, pelosi and other government leaders were having a hard time and were shaken by what happened. >> today is a very sad day for our country. >> reporter: some of the state's strongest leaders struggled to find the words to express their concern over fellow congress penn gabrielle giffords. nancy pelosi met with her cob sit opportunities today during an annual event. at the top of the mine was arizona's congresswoman. >> our prayers and thoughts are with all of them, all of their families, congresswoman giffords is a great patriotic american. >> i'm shocked, terribly, terribly sad. >> reporter: east bay congressman john knows giffords well. they share the same style of communication with their constituents, and both hold congress on your corner events,. >> obviously there's a risk, and she has paid a huge price for being available to her constituent si, to answer questions and not hide back in some room someplace with a photo op and a sound bite. >> rep

lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. >> it's 4:45 now. pentagon investigation has found the army did not thoroughly test the body armor issued to u.s. troops. the inspector general's report says the army cut corners and at times lowered ballistic testing requirements for the vests. taking shortcuts means that soldiers have no guarantee the vests will save their lives as advertised. the body armor cost the taxpayers $434 million. now the army must determine whether it needs to be recalled. >> it's 4:45 now. coming up, the search for more possible victims of a san jose man accused of molesting a child. >> day two on the job means first votes for freshman lawmakers. today's must-read in the house coming up. >> plus one family's sacrifice. the ethiopian girl whose loved ones gave up everything to bring her to san francisco for life-saving surgery. >> everyone wanted it but only one place is getting it. the final destination for the3q experts from a leading consumer publication recently tested automatic dishwashing detergents. they rated finis

richmond lee ann melendez, abc 7 news. >> lisa argen with us now.sunday but rain is on the way eventually. >> yes, nice if we can get some of that sun back into sunday. yeah. outside now the clouds have been with us throughout the overnight hours. we have that cool damp east wind bringing in that tulie fog from the valley. what else is new, right? we did manage yesterday sun around san jose and the airport but never quite made it up into the north bay. but today a little wind shift should help us do that. as we get started this morning, numbers quite cool. in fact, looking at more 30s out there. 36 around the delta, 38 concord. our north and east bay valleys continue to be kind of cool with that lighter east wind. and temperatures elsewhere in the low to mid-40s. 44 mountain view, san jose 44. 42 los gatos with 37 on the coast. so our highlights then, widespread low clouds and fog this morning with some clearing. it's going to be this afternoon. we'll see temperatures respond and come up a few degrees but then as we head into next week, it looks lik

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lisa amin gulezian is live with the decision. lisa?> the city council voted unanimously to start distributing the money next week. they will show id and pick up a check. >> i wanted to offer my personal apology to anyone who feels that our delay in getting this out may have caused undo hardship. >> this is how san bruno vice mayor started the conversation on how to allocate the $395,000 donated to san bruno's fiery leave fund. the money is still coming in four months after the deadly explosion. and to date, not a single dollar has been distributed. >> we really weren't aware of any definitive needs. we were under the assumption that pg&e and red cross and the other agencies were fulfilling these needs. >> they found out at the meeting that wasn't the case. tonight these guidelines for distribution were established -- 38 homeowners whose homes were destroyed will get $6,000 each. 17 homeowners whose homes were moderately damaged will each receive $4,000. and the 45 homeowners who had what is considered minor damage will get $1,000 each.