was sent these pictures of lisa walking outside.nyone. >>> costa, that was incredible. doing? >> she's doing really well. full recovery. she's seeing stars. you have to remember, she has to relearn to see. it doesn't turn on and you cap see everything. it's a nuisancery input. the brain has to rewire itself to process the data coming in through the eyes. >>> it was probably the most fascinating part of the story, not just an on/off switch. the brain has to rewire and pros the input of vision. >> when you think of a rhettinal implant, the signals they pass through, electrical signals have to be shaped and form in a way you understand it. they hadn't figured how to recreate the electrical signals or how to recreate those perfectly. it's a nuisancely input. it's a different sense. >> by implanting the devices, are they able to collect data on working. >> yes, they have a user base, and they are not entirely sure what the appropriate kind of signal is for each person. as the brain learns and we watch how they rewire themselves to unders

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carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. we begin with developing news out of livermore with the chp and police are investigating a fatality on eastbound 580. the chps initial report is that a pedestrian was hit and killed by a vehicle. so far they have not expanded on that information. it happened about 9:30 last night on eastbound 580 at first street. all but one eastbound lane of the freeway were closed at one point. those lanes have since reopened. >>> the search continues in san jose this morning for a missing autistic six-year-old who wandered away from his home nearly 24 hours ago. the boy does not communicate verbally and is not aware of his surroundings. his mother and her boyfriend last saw i'm around 9:00 yesterday morning. they say the youngster must have gotten out throughout the garage. >> we put the lock on the door so he don't go into the garage, but he open it. >> opened it with a broom, you know. he figured out how to open it. >> there's some open space, there's a quarry, there's creeks. multifamily dwellin

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>> hi, i'm lisa fletcher and you're in the stream. from tow trucks to nfl, has the campaign become so successful that it's no longer really serving it's purpose? so is the purpose of breast cancer awareness month drowning in a sea of pink? october, as we mentioned is breast cancer awareness month, making pink the gold stone of marking. some make hefty donations to breast cancer charities, but many businesses are accused of pink washing, companies that use breast cancer awareness to improvele bottom line and lack of transparency in their fundraising. our executive producer, we asked that question to our viewers. has pink become so widespread that it has lost it's meaning? >> you know, our community is really divided on that and what it means: so as always, it's a live conversation, so feel free to joining us. by logging on. >> joining us onset with a critical eye all of this is gayle, the founder of the breast cancer consortium, and author of pink ribbon blues. and she's a prominent arthur of breast cancer research, one the top women's

. >> lisa, thank you. we begin with developing news out of livermore with the chp and police are investigating a fatality on eastbound 580. the chp's initial report is that a pedestrian was hit and killed by a vehicle. so far they have not expanded on that information. it happened about 9:30 last night on eastbound 580 at first street. all but one eastbound lane of the freeway were closed at one point. those lanes have since reopened. >>> the search continues in san jose this morning for a missing autistic six-year-old who wandered away from his home nearly 24 hours ago. sergio does not communicate verbally and is not aware of his surroundings. his mother and her boyfriend last saw i'm around 9:00 yesterday morning. police say the youngster muff gotten out through the garage. >> we put a latch on the door going into the garage, but he open it. >> opened it with a broom, you know. he figured out how to open it. >> there's some open space, there's a quarry, there's creeks. multifamily dwellings and, of cours

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>>> lisa, thank you. new this morning, at least one home under construction by habitat for humanity has been damaged following a three-alarm fire in san francisco. the fire broke out around 11:00 last night near alemany bouleva boulevard. at one point flames were visible from highway 280. no word yet on the cause of this fire. >>> and we turn now 0 to a terrible bus crash overnight involving a college softball team. at least four young women on the team were killed and a dozen others injured when their bus collided with a semitruck on a highway in oklahoma. abc's it t.j. holmes with more on how this happened. >> reporter: tragedy overnight. four students killed after a school bus carrying the north central college team collided with a semitruck. >> murray county stand by. >> reporter: the fatal accident happened near the oklahoma/texas border as the team traveled back to campus after a game. authorities say there are more than a dozen injured. >> trying to get the bus up to try to get her out. >> reporter

carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. breaking news in alameda right now where crews are investigating at least seven suspicious fires. there was a fire in the 1600 block of park street. crews from the oakland fire department and almeda did the fire department have been called in to help. firefighters are also at a rubbish fire nearby the 1500 block of park street. it started a short time later around 4:40. crews have knocked down a fire that broke out just before 2:30 this morning on the 2200 block of san antonio avenue. at least two homes and a car were involved in that fire. these fires are part of a series of at least seven fires of that broken out since 1:00 a.m. >>> breaking news from overnight. san francisco police say they were forced to use flash bang grenades to subdue a man they say threatened to kill himself following a dui stop. it happened around midnight between clement street and gary believed. police pulled over a man they say was armed with a knife. the man cut himself and threatened suicide. authorities

here's meteorologist lisa argen. lisa. >> good morning tiffany. low fog and clouds not only shrouding the coast but they have begin to move into the bay. it's very mild out there. look at the numbers, in the 60s. a few upper 50s. three mile visibility here. but 65 in oakland. cloudy skies out toward livermore with 63. 64 in fremont. we will see another mild day on the coast but doesn't look like the clouds will clear there. and looking for more sunshine around the bay. in oakland today mid-70s. feeling mild. but the further you get out toward our east bay valleys the smoke and the haze begin to come into play again. so upper 70s with upper 80s in the inland east bay. san francisco about 70. we will look for the clouds to hang along the san mateo coast and down around san jose look for low 80s and much of the bay in the upper 70s. a look at fall. it arrives monday. and the prospect of rain in the seven-day outlook. tiffany. >> lisa, thank you. we begin with developing news out of fremont with the death of a man closed miles canyon road. fremont pol

here's meteorologist lisa argen. lisa. >> good morning, tiffany. clouds not only shrouding the coast but they have begin to move into the bay. it's very mild out there. look at the numbers, in the 60s. a few upper 50s. three mile visibility here. but 65 in oakland. cloudy skies out toward livermore with 63. 64 in fremont. we will see another mild day on the coast but doesn't look like the clouds will clear there. and

lisa, it might be a little warm for those runners.urse, that's not going to stop them but a little hot. tell dehydrate. >> you are right. the overnight lows have not been that low, in the 60s. but the afternoon highs will be held down with cloud cover and from the influence of this area of low pressure that keeps churning out just a little bit more precip in the sierra nevada. some high-elevation snow and even a thunderstorm down through the san joaquin valley. for the mountains here we are looking at a lot of dense cloud cover ask the rain that continues to fall. so back home on the back side of that low we will be looking at some clouds and still a possibility of a shower. at south lake right now it's cloudy. you can see higher elevations above 8,000 feet. kirkwood, bear valley, maybe another additional inch or two of snow. from our roof camera right now we have cloudy skies in san francisco. 61 degrees. 62 in oakland. so it is a bit on the muggy side. morgan hill 60. half moon bay 61. and no delays as of yet from sfo where temperat

lisa, thank you for joining us. on the anniversary of 9/11, new york's police chief has adjusted the islamic state may actually be a greater threat than al qaeda. do you agree with that? >> jane, i think what we're seeing is a region and an international community that is coming together to address the threats that is posed by isil. what we are concluding here is that isil poses an immediate and direct threat to u.s. forces in the region, certainly our personnel in iraq, and our neighbors in the region. posing an existential threat to our neighbors, saudi arabia, jordan, and others. in terms of a threat to the united states, we have no credible information about their against therently united states, but as the president said last night, if left unchecked, the combination of foreign fighters, money, and doesss they have discussed pose a threat to the united states. >> so, is america basically launching another war against terror? >> i would not use the term war. what the president talked about is a steady, systemati

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lisa what more can you tell us about what's being said? >> we understand that we are not going to hear from the president tonight. that he is not going to come out and make a statement about these air strikes which as you have indicated have now begun. the pentagon confirmed they have hit a number of targets in syria. the statement from the pentagon said with our partner nations. we're trying to get clarification what nations though are. some clarification there would be gulf allies, on this strike on syria this in washington time. this comes just a day before the president is heading to new york to speak to the u.n. to sort of rally international support to fight against i.s.i.l. and it's somewhat surprising to many people that he would do this just before going up to the u.n. but sentcom today central command did apparently authorize these strikes they said on the authority of the president of the united states, there's been no authorization from congress. there's been no authorization from the united nations, but the white house has ins

here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning, hi, everyone.fog at the coast. live doppler 7 will pick up higher clouds throughout the morning and afternoon hours, but we are looking at the cooling trend slowly getting underway. we trimmed a few degrees yesterday. a few more today in san jose. it's clear at 60. most of the low clouds along the shoreli shoreline. half-moon bay is cloudy at 57 degrees.

thank you, lisa. we begin with developing news out of san jose, all lanes of northbound 101 are open this morning following a fatal accident. chp says just before 2:00, the green honda in the foreground lost control while transitioning from 101 to northbound 680 and hit receipt taning wall. two females inside the car got out and stood near the collision. a red mazda traveling slammed into the honda, the force of the collision called one of the women to fall ton the retaining wall ton the king road offramp. she died of her injuries. >>> this morning, san francisco police are looking for gunman who shot and killed one man and wound another in the bayview district. it was around 9:30 last night when officers responded to nichols way on a shot spotter activation. found a man oner body wounds, who died at the hospital. later another man arrived at the hospital in a private car suffering a gunshot wound to his lower body, expected to survive. >>> the driver of a stolen car is still on the loose after slammi

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lisa argen is here to explain about the start of fall. >> that's right. and then we have more fall-like weather to look forward to, including showers, cooler temperatures. that happens the latter half of the upcoming work week. but right now, we are talking about some rain here in the sierra nevada due to an upper level low. the sun coming up 6:57 and setting at 7:08. and we'll look for our typical bay area weather for the next couple of days before things get a little more interesting again from another system to the north. so we'll put this in motion for you. and you can just about pick up the low over the san joaquin valley. the lightning strikes there. the counterclockwise rotation through nevada, back through reno, and even into the sacramento valley where last hour we had some showers around the sacramento airport. but in emoryville, it is cloudy and mild, muggy out there with low to mid 60s around the bay. morgan hill 62. half moon bay 63. some of this due to our stratus, our low clouds, and some other cloud cover from that low drifting into mainly

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tiffany. >> lisa, thank you. >>? morning at least one home under construction by habitat for humanity is damaged after a fire in san francisco. at one point flames were visible from highway 280. no word yet only the cause of the fire. >>> in developing news. four members of a women's college softball team are dead and 15 others injured after their bus collided with a bus in -- with a semi truck in oklahoma. they were onboard a bus when the accident happened last night south of turner falls. three women died at the scene and another died of it hospital. a witness who tried to help one woman describes the ordeal. >> she was in her seat and the bus came on top of her, on top of her head. when i got into the bus, she had a pulse for two or three minutes and we were trying to get the bus up to get her out. before we could get -- before we could get the bus jacked up enough to get her head up, we lost the pulse. >> authorities say the bus was returning to texas following a scrimmage match earlier in the evening. the cause

. >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher and you're in "the stream." how much will foreign policy impact the way you vote in mid term elections? plus, are voting rights becoming more exclusive? marginalized groups casting ballots. and targeting campaigning and taking it to the next level, starting with your personal data. manmy digital producer wajahat i ali,. >> diverse nation, there is apathy, at least, about politics, congress, election and also about voting. here is mikey, a loyal streamer, first of all you have to get americans to vote. voter apathy , i love it when we get comments on google plus. foreign policy isn't something i even consider. considering both parties are so similar, ukraine, i.s.i.s, with what's happening i think this might change. >> voters do tend to prioritize domestic issues, when deciding which candidate to put in office. but with international crises galvanizing public opinion of late, should congressional candidates consider foreign policy? maybe so. especially mounting criticism against president obama's decisions overse

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i want to get lisa in. you were making a point. testament can be rife with violent passages too. >> yes. that's right. we're supposed to stone to death women who have premarital sex according to the old testament. the new testament has similar violent language. >> but lisa, we don't. >> let me make this point. the religions are what we interpret them to be. we can interpret them in a violent way, or we can interpret them in a more modern way. the 1.5 billion muslims in the world, those are the people who are the primary victims of extremist islam. those are the ones who speak out the most. >> lisa, i agree with you. i agree with you. that peek speak out. but here is the issue, though. yes, it says that women should be in the bible. but for the most part, christians don't do that. there are still parts of this world -- hang on, marc, let me finish. >> that's ben. >> sorry, ben. >> where people still do stone women and where women are subservient. >> and some are in christian nations. people who abuse children, take on multiple wives

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our lisa ling found couples who use a website to negotiate a website, both personal and financial.a look at a clip from lisa's new show, "this is life." >> taylor grew up in a traditional, middle class family. but in her early 20s, she realized her tastes were anything but ordinary. >> when i started dating guys, they wanted to go to maybe a fast food burger joint or something. i wanted to go out and experience a different lifestyle. so naturally, i ventured out. >> taylor embraced the sugar lifestyle when she was just 22. and this is rich. her sugar daddy of nearly a decade. >> hey! >> how you doing, you sexy thing?! you give me a hug. how you doing? >> i'm good. >> good seeing you. >> you going to get in? >> i'm going to get in. >> let's ride. >> sugar relationships can last a long time. taylor's been in hers for ten years. she says her sugar daddy is teaching her a lot of really important things, like golf. >> outstanding! >> good shot. >> outstanding. >> when i met rich, it was just effortless. >> all right, taylor. don't you laugh. >> we just hit it off. >> i don't want to use

. >> hi i'm lisa fletcher and you're in the stream. >>> hi. i am lisa fletcher. you are in thestream. children are divorced parents are twice as likely to drop out of high school and less likely to go to college. is it time to approach how we are facing divorce. how divorce has impacted not only a generation's view on marriage and relationships but on society. later, what's a beta marriage? surprising alternatives to tying knot that millennials would be willing to try. minimallial millennials are ready to try. our dplight producer and co-host wajahat ali is here. our team is right in line with >> a we have been taking a control with our team. our team is in line with that 55ish. 50% 55%, forour team, we're the odd balls in our team, our parents have stayed together , hi parents divorced. i vote that parents not stay together for, quote, sake of the kids. unhappy parents are very stressful on kids and lisa we've had personal stories come through twitter, google plus, video comments and i'll be sharing them throughout the show. >> divorce is never easy on the kids.

lisa? >> the first is a journey. you have to do it. you have to take the actions. it's fascinating all of us started with things we've done not aspirations we might have. here are the proof points, places we found where our employees and cust -- customers can engage. the aspects is harder than it sounds but incredibly important. jp mentioned transparency. i want to echo that. you cannot be 100% transparent when in a business competing. you can be open and honest and engaging. our ceo likes to say we keep our product development somewhat secret at apple. on clean energy, we want people to know what we're doing. >> how do you tell people not sounding like you're bragging, not some pr campaign and have it turn back on you? >> that's a great question. a piece of this is consistency. in the business we're in, time lines are long. product cycles take a long time. choosing a handful of goals, being realistic on the milestones and consistent on how you report on those. it's interesting with branded companies. i think for me it's been the power of collaboration. companies c

lisa thank you very much.ur continuing coverage of the house overcite and government reform committee, the hearing is taking place in washington right now. that is the head of the secret service. we're going to take a break and we will be right back. shamelessly accuse israel of genocide and ethnic cleansing. in the past, outrageous lies against the jews were the precursors to the wholesale slaughter of our people. but no more. today we the jewish people have the power to defend ourselves. >> this is -- this is -- the secret service against one individual with mental illness -- >> i'm del walters in new york, you are listening to our continuing coverage of the house oversight committee, the hearing going on now for the better part of two hours. this is julie pierson. she is the head of the secret service taking questions from both sides of the aisle democrats and republicans, both sides of the aisle have very, very heated questions. take a listen. >> the gentlemen's time is expired. if the gentle lady has answ

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here's meteorologist lisa argent. hi, lisa. >> hi, matt, good morning to you. look at emoryville this morning. the sun not up until 6:50 and it sets at 7:20. the evenings overnight getting longer and we are cooler at 55 degrees in napa. partly cloudy skies in fairfield, 62. 66 in emoryville. we're going to see a mix of high clouds today along with low clouds situated along the san mateo coast. mid-80s san jose, upper 70s oakland, low 70s san francisco and upper 90s loemma linda. >>> president obama is distinguishing the military campaign from the decade-long wars in iraq and afghanistan. in his weekly address the president says this fight must avoid mistakes of the past. he says under u.s. leadership, more nations are joining a coalition against the extremists who control up to a third of the territory in iraq and syria and adds the fight against the islamic state can't be america's alone. >> what's needed now is a targeted, relentless campaign against isil that combines air power, contributions from allied partners and more support from forces that fighting th

>>> thanks, lisa. investigators are searching for a possible arsonist after two fires were set in narvado. katie marzullo has the story. >> we hike up here all the time. it's our favorite. it's so close to our house. >> reporter: they're saddenned to see this chunk of land, smoke still heavy in the air. they were careful to keep the flames to an eighth of an acre. >> there is definitely a lot of fuel to -- if they didn't put it out in time, this whole area could be lit up. >> reporter: not six minutes later, firefighters had a second fire on their hands at nearby o'hare park. police say both fires are suspicious, possibly the work of an arsonist. only a few months ago, someone was intentionally starting fires in the north bay, and that person is still on the loose. in june 16 acres burned. in terra linda, 50 homes had to be evacuated. in may, someone started 11 separate grass fires, two more in homes in nevado. now nevado has been hit twice. police have added extra patrols in the area and neighbors hav

this is lisa ling, every one of these stories is different.rong opinion about sugar babies and sugar daddies, but i have to tell you lisa ling will make you look at it a different way. "ac360" starts right now. >>> good evening, thank you for joining us, we begin with a terrible crime with isis beheading westerners on a regular basis. police in moore, oklahoma say this man beheaded a former co-worker and wounded another at the place he was just fired from. his name is alton nolen. this is an explosive story, we're taking care not to get ahead of the facts, local authorities are telling us this and turn to the fbi for help. they say today's horror ended

lisa aliferis, andrew stelzer and april dembosky.nd you will find extensive election coverage at kqednews.org. continuing our election coverage now, we turn to silicon valley where ro khanna is challenging seven-term incumbent mike honda in the 17th congressional district. both candidates are democrats. the race has attracted political interest nationwide. a battle pitting the old guard against the new. honda has been a reliable vote for civil rights and labor causes. he has the support of the democratic party establishment. governor jerry brown and congresswoman nancy pelosi have endorsed him. khanna is a lawyer, stanford professor and former trade official under president obama. he's a big booster of technology and counts some of silicon's valley tech leaders among his spo supporters including sheryl sandberg and eric schmidt. khanna sat down earlier with rachel myro to discuss what sets him apart from honda. >> well, ro khanna, welcome to "newsroom". >> thank you for having me on. >> you're an intellectual property lawyer and prof

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lisa that is what mentioned. so, will, right now, what do you think is the motivating force for these young men and women to join? because when i was 20 years old, it was 9/11, i know that prompted a lot of people to join, now in 2014, what is causing a surge? >> a big part of that is considering what the military is offering, experience, education, potentially a future to go on and get a higher degree with the gi bill and a lot of factors that people are taking into consideration when looking to join the military. it is not for everyone. not everyone is good in the military. but a lot of forces play. depending on the person's background they may be looking for that. >> there was a study and determined that colleges are the biggest competition for recruiters in the military, and now, we are losing tuition assistance benefits, how can the military compete if it is not going to offer the benefits to the degree that they have in the past when the kids want an education? >> well, from what i understand, lisa, the tui

>> look at my twitter page. >> lisa bloom on burning man.is -- >> i think it's a little crazy. everyone knows they go on the plane, the seats recline. it's like is this your first flight? >> there are rutle el subtler wo do it. just push your knees forward. send a message. i would never. >> how about just being decent. ronan, let me buy you a couple drinks and i will pay you 20 bucks if you don't put that seat back. >> but there is something fundamental going on here. people pushing ban on these crazy travel conditions. a lot of airlines have removed reclining function all together. >> if one person can't recline and the rest can, you can see how someone is going to get angry. if everyone can't recline, they're angry but it's the whole plane. you can't just look at one person and say don't recline. >> is this about equality? >> it is equality and as americans we fight for that right every day. >> perhaps american's second favorite thing after leg room, lawsuits. are we going to see lawsuits over this? >> you know, we might. it wouldn't surpr

if she plans -- during, and we asked lisa if she plans to take the commuter bus and she says she will to get to work. >> in a statement from dillon's bus service, the company says they are cooperating with local officials and the statement goes on to say thoughts and prayers are with all who are involved. the cause of this morning's fire is still under investigation. in greenbelt, brianne carter, abc 7 news. >> new file this noon from the ray rice scandal -- fallout this noon from the ray rice scandal as nfl commissioner roger goodell is talking to the -- for the first time. >> this is as the mastic abuse victims hit social media to say why -- domestic abuse victims his social media to say why they stayed in abusive relationships. marsha gonzalez has a story. >> this video of ray rice assaulting his wife in an elevator is prompting apologies. the owner of the baltimore ravens said seeing that video changed everything -- we should have seen it earlier. we should have pursued the investigation more vigorously, we did not, and we were wrong. nfl commissioner roger goodell said before mon

i'm carolyn tyler along with lisa argen.ews continues now online, twitter, facebook and all your mobile devices with our new abc 7 news app. and you can tweet me. the news continues at 9:00 a.m. "good morning america" is up next. >>> good morning, america. >>> good morning, america. new this morning, i.s.i.s. execution. the terrorists released another horrific video showing the beheading of a british hostage and warning, there are more to come. what will their next move be after this brutal message to our biggest ally? >>> not a super sunday. the dark cloud hanging over game day with two nfl players sidelined. the latest star running back, adrian peterson. >> we take all allegations of abuse against children very seriously. >> with peterson smiling in his mug shot, ray rice, the other embattled player making his first public appearance, his wife by his side. >> outbreak spreads. the mysterious enterovirus d68 that has been making children sick has hit the east coast.

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and lisa bloom, attorney and legal analyst. thank you both are being here tonight. >> thank you, rev. >> thank you, rev. >> jason, where do you think this investigation goes? >> i don't think the investigation is going to go much of anywhere. roger goodell's paid $40 million a year. he's helped select this former fbi director. it's being overseen by two nfl owners. it's not an independent investigation. it's a highly dependent investigation -- >> wait a minute. so let me get this right. goodell has appointed this investigation, and they will report to goodell? >> well, i think roger goodell helped them reach the decision to select this former fbi director, and john mara has already come out on record that doesn't want to see roger goodell fired, and he supports him. so i think they're going to reach the conclusion that they're paid to reach. so i look at this as an opportunity to stretch this thing out. when they had a richie incognito-jonathan martin locker room situation in miami, that investigation took four months. >> right