thanks, lisa.lso next, a confrontation between police and protesters in missouri during another night of demonstrations. plus, the giants and cardinals get back on the field for the nlcs. the bay area takes on a controversy involving the mayor of st. louis. californians are discovering the real risks behind prop 46. it was written and paid for by the trial lawyers to make them millions... while, for the rest of us, health care costs go up. no wonder every major newspaper in the state opposes prop 46. they say 46 "overreached in a decidedly cynical way." it's a ploy "for trial lawyers to enrich themselves." and prop 46 has "too many potential drawbacks to be worth the risk." time to vote no on prop 46. whoa! yeah i was testing to see if we really can turn any device in your house into a tv and the tablet worked just fine but i wanted to see if the phone will work as well. so i shrunk sharon. every channel's live just like on tv but it's my phone. it's genius. shh! i'm watching tv. tiny sharon is mea

. ♪ >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher and you're in the stream.m 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 hea

here's meteorologist lisa argen. he, lisa. >> hi, matt, good morning to you. we are waking up to uppers in petaluma. live doppler hd, clear conditions. from our roof camera, very quiet. little in the way of movement. in fact, the sea breeze is going to be late in coming today. temperatures will warm up quickly. it's in the low 60s san carlos, 59 morgan hill and 56 in the city. and from our sutro camera look for another very sunny day today but instead of those mid-90s in san francisco, look for 80s today. so it will be a slow cooling trend from the coast to the city. very little change elsewhere with very warm day. a heat advisory for the san francisco bay shore. the east bay shore and santa clara. we will talk about the cool down coming up. matt. >> thank you, lease you a. developing news from san jose this morning where a two-story townhouse is considered a total loss after a big fire raced through it last night. it started just after 10:00. a car parked inside the ground floor garage caught fire. flames quickly spread through the house. three people inside

thank you, lisa.esidents of one union city neighborhood are on alert this morning after a mountain lion was spotted in their area. police had their guns drawn as they searched for the big cat yesterday afternoon after a group of women spotted it near a playground. abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian has the details from the union landing neighborhood. >> pretty long with a long tail and they knew it wasn't a cat, they knew it wasn't a golden retriever, they knew it was a mountain lion. >> reporter: gabriel and his wife and friends spotted the mountain lion around 1:30. it was there on a fence walk along old alameda creek. the women called police immediately. >> i just know they were out here with their rifles, and i thought they were look out here look for someone with a pellet gun. >> they were look for a cat that was at least three feet tall. two cars full of officers scoured the creek and neighborhood but they came up empty. >> there are people walking their dogs here and if they didn't find it,

thank you, lisa. we begin with breaking news in san jose. one person is dead and another injured following a solo-vehicle accident. it happened last night. 11:40 in the area of blossom road. police say a car crossed all lanes of traffic and crashed into a cement sign, trapping two people inside. the male driver died at the scene. a woman was taken to the hospital and treated for her injuries. no word on what caused the accident. >>> a man is under arrest after being caught on camera preying on children just feet from their parents. 20-year-old christopher german was identified a day after abc7 aired surveillance video of him leaving the stores where the gropings happened. we have the story from san leandro. >> i was surprised. i have a little brother. kind of bothers me. >> knowing he has a kid, too, is disturbing. you know what i mean? >> he wanted to go to the police academy. he wanted to become a cop. >> katlyn wright is equally as shocked as her neighbors. the only difference is she's the fiancee

here's meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> good morning, matt. after some hot weather we have an advisory today. heat advisory some areas, but not everywhere. we are clear. temperatures in the 50s and upper 60s. and from our roof camera this morning we are looking at numbers ranging from 50 degrees half moon bay, 67 san francisco, 61 in san jose. another day of 900s for you, and for the next couple of hours we will continue to see the numbers drop just a little bit in napa. we are four degrees cooler in half moon bay and from the sutro tower camera this morning, nice and clear. a beautiful start to the day. still 80s at the coast. looks like the sea breeze will kick in late. another warm day here. mid-and upper 90s inland. we looking at the heat advisory for these areas and the shoreline, also some strong waves to talk about, all that and when the cool down occurs coming up. matt. >> thank you, lisa. developing news from san jose this morning where a two-story townhouse is considered a total loss after a big fire raced through it last night. star

i'll explain next. >> thank you, lisa. also next, new details in the case of that missing university of virginia student. what authorities have discovered. >> they were out with their rifles and i thought they were out here looking for somebody with a pellet gun. >> with guns drawn, authorities search for a mountain lion. the first time one has ever been spotted in one east bay neighborhood. lopreventable medical errors,hey all lnow the third leadingse of cause of death. only heart disease and cancer take more lives. proposition 46 will save lives with drug and alcohol testing to make sure impaired doctors don't treat someone you love. safeguards against prescription drug abuse. and holds the medical industry accountable for mistakes. i'm barbara boxer. let's save lives. vote yes on 46. >> developing news. a sad discovery in the case of missing college student hannah graham. they believe her body has been found less than ten miles from where she was last seen. abc news reporter bosi has the latest now from virginia. >> thi

he's meteorologist lisa argen. hi, lisa. >> good morning. i don't know if you can see it but there's a little patch of fog right there off the coast of monterey. a few minutes. matt. >> knew this morning, one man is dead and two others hospitalized following a shooting in oakland. >>> two families in watsonville are grieving to morning. friday bullets took the lives of two people, one just four years old. lisa amin gulezian was at a vigil in honor of the victims. cameras, tears and emotion. they are mourning the loss of two lives, a four-year-old girl 34-year-old ramone. >> one man is in custody and investigators are looking for several others involved in a horrific shooting. police call it a gaining better a gang shooting. the intended target was ramone, but he wasn't the only one hurt. the two victims were in this area for two very different areas. ramone worked at this motel when the shooting started. you can see it's just a few steps away from this back office. this where the four-year-old was resting while her grandparents closed up the

>> yes. >> thanks, lisa.p next, the stars of "frozen" are warming things i am on the sunday night abc though "once upon a time." we will give you a preview of what mmm! ring ring! progresso! i forgive you. you do? it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered vegetables and tender white meat chicken. apology accepted. i'm watching you soup people. make it progresso or make it yourself. abc7 is honoring hispanic heritage month through october 15th with posts to our instagram site. today we recognize a new program working with children in nonenglish speaking house load. we have more details on instagram at abc7 news bay area. >>> in southern virginia one person is dead, four injured after a car smashed through a doughnut shop. it happened last night in the l.a. suburb of kanoga park. one person was pronounced dead at the scene. the driver was taken to the hospital and will be evaluated to see if alcohol was a factor. police aren't sure how the accident happened or how many of the injure

here is meteorologist lisa argen. how is it looking, lisa? >> very sunny. there was a weak cold front offshore and it is washing out, so we're left with plenty of sun. 50s and 60s to start out and a few pretty pictures for you. low clouds. temperatures here range from the low 50s morgan hill to the low 60s in the city. half moon bay 59 degrees and just a little fog for you in santa cruz right now, very sunny. it will be a beautiful day here. look for about 55 ocean beach. 71 in san francisco. but you head north, 79 for point reyes and stinson beach. oakland, upper 70s inland. won't last, though. looking at some rain monday but warm warmer weather is in the forecast as well. that's coming up later. matt? >>> thanks, lisa. developing news in san jose, one person is dead and another injured following a solo vehicle accident. it happened around 11:40 in the area of blossom hill road and waltrip lane. a car crossed all lanes of traffic and crashed into a cement sign trapping two people inside. the mail driver died at the scene. a woman was taken to the hospital

thank you, lisa. although today will be a little cooler as lisa said. it will still be scorching around the bay area. and health officials are urging all of us to take it easy, maybe head somewhere cooler. one of those places could be the beach. yesterday the sand was jammed with people trying to beat the heat. but inland cooler meant ice cream as abc7 news reporter tiff -- tiffany wilson explains. >> nothing better than this. >> jim is visiting friends in the bay area. >> i thought it would be cold up here, you know, bay area, it's colder than south cal. >> not so. >> i think it's one of the hottest conditions i've seen it. >> clayton and his family suffered the same discomfort. >> it's really hot. surround by oktoberfest, many refreshed one pint at a time. >> any advice to stay cool? >> hydrate. maybe with beer! >> the first aid tent handed out free sunscreen. and you know the saying, if you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen. case in point. >> i had one employee who couldn't handle the he

thank, lisa. sonoma county woman who found a diamond ring in berkeley is making one last attempt to find its owners. michael finney reports, it isn't just any ring. for someone it has serious sentimental value. >> you might recall the story of katie evanback. she bought a secondhand purse at this buffalo exchange in berkeley last december. she lost her keys but later found them inside the hole of the lining of her purse. she found a box of stuff and a note on a napkin and a diamond ring. >> it's been a fun thing to have happen in my life. >> we first brought you katie's story back in june and asked you to call the berkeley police department if you thought the ring might be yours. police tell us they received well over a dozen calls. >> some people lost their rings as much as 30 years ago and they were hoping this was the one. >> unfortunately the ring didn't belong to any of them. so on this date she's turning the ring over to berkeley police. it's been appraised for $1,000 but she would never thi

>>> thank you, lisa. developing news from san jose where two-story townhouses considered a total loss after a big fire raced through last night. it started just after 10:00. a car parked insaid the ground floor garage caught fire. flames quickly spread through the house. three people escaped without being injured. one of those people ran back inside the house to rescue dogs who were trapped inside. they all managed to get out safely. 40 firefight wrers called to get the fire under control by midnight. the cause is under investigation. >>> also in the south bay, a are morgan hill elementary schoolteacher is in jail this morning accused of sexually assaulting a young student inside a classroom. police are worried there may be other victims. abc 7 news reporter elyssa harrington has more. >> reporter: loyd has been arrested on suspicion of sexually touching a student inside his classroom at morgan hills paradise valley elementary school. >> the sexual assault occurred at the school on two different occasions

carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. residents of one union city neighborhood are on alert this morning after a mountain lion was spotted in their area. police had their guns drawn as they searched for the big cat yesterday afternoon after a group of women spot it had near a playground. abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian has the details from the union landing neighborhood. >> pretty long with a long tail and they knew it wasn't a cat, they knew it wasn't a golden retriever, they knew it was a mountain lion. >> reporter: gabrielle and his friends spotted the mountain lion around 1:30. it was there on a fence walk along old alameda creek. the women called police immediately. >> i just know they were out here with their rifles, and i thought they were look out here look for someone with a pellet gun. >> they were look for a cat that was at least three feet tall. two cars full of officers scoured the neighborhood but they came up empty. >> there are people walking their dogs here and if they didn't find it, it went somewh

carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. the giants are back in town trying to get some rest from yesterday's marathon win over the washington nationals. and prepare for game three of the division series tomorrow. the team bus pulled into at&t park around 6:00 this morning, mike krukow was one of first to get to his car, madison bum guarder will pitch in what could be the deciding game tomorrow. he was more intent get to go bredesen than talking with the media. >> i'll be here tomorrow. >> i'll take my bicycle the press conference tomorrow. >> yep, game time for tomorrow's game three match-up at at&t has yet to be determined. royals fans endured an epic match-up last night. an epic setting one too. the diehards watched game two at mccovey restaurant in walnut creek. the game went long, 18 innings.% the longest in postseason history. time for the second-most innings ever. giants fans were on the edges of their seats for hours. able to celebrate finally when the team got the win. [cheers and applause] >> that was huge! [cheers

here's meteorologist lisa argen. hi, lisa. >> hi, matt.ppler 7hd shows the low clouds and fog along the coast but it's also entered the bay and we have it in the east bay and also reduced visibility. we are looking at a cloudy start. 49 in napa. half-mile visibility here. santa rosa, less than that. around a quarter mile. and cloudy skies with mid-50s concord and livermore. the fog will stay with us for the next couple of

they asked lisa to get out of the vehicle. once the driver said she wasn't going to get out of the vehicle, i wasn't going to leave my family in the vehicle by themselves, so that's what made me tell them that. >> and, lisa, do you know what prompted your son, your 14-year-old, to start videotaping? why -- do you know why he decided to start taping the entire encounter?yqk;(p&h(lc% >> well, i felt like he -- he probably felt like something wasn't right, because i didn't actually know that he had -- he was taking a video from the beginning. i didn't tell him -- i said, joe joe, i said, record this, and that is when the officer had pulled his gun out. and he said that he was already recording. >> okay. and i want to ask you, dana, the hammond police provided a very lengthy statement. i'll read you one other part and get you to respond. they said in general police officers who make legal traffic stops are allowed to ask passengers inside a stopped vehicle for identification and request they exit a stopped vehicle for officer's sa

here's meteorologist lisa argen. hi, lisa. >> hi there, matt. good morning to you. live doppler 7hd shows clouds banked i am along the coast and we have a weak front that's fizzling offshore that could incidents gate a stray shower or more than likely mist and drizzle along the peninsula and the north bay perhaps. you look from the tower camera, very little in the way of clouds. temperatures mild. it's moving mugdy. low 60s in santa rosa. this is much warmer than yesterday. within the next couple of hours, here's the clouds, there's the front. is kind of fizzles. ask by 11:00 we have plenty of sunshine. temperatures in the 60s and 70s. >> thank you, lisa. we begin with breaking news in san jose. one person is dead and another injured following a solo vehicle accident. it happened last night. police say a car crossed all lanes of traffic and crashed into a cement sign, trapping two people inside. male driver died at the scene. a woman was taken to the hospital and treated for her injuries. no word on what caused the accident. >>> a man is under arrest after being cau

both the lisa and john quincy were fascinated. adams himself went to a factory so he could see what russian commerce had to offer america. they also visited churches. we go to services with the emperor at the palace and to see how the peasants went to church. at one particular point he thinks the diplomats are expected to be at the saints day service led by the upper but it was for peasants as well, the common man. he shows up and he realizes he's one of the only diplomats there. he made a phonecall -- call. the russian foreign minister sees him and comes to him and he begins to explain the liturgical nature of the service. .. >> >> on the london side so when war broke out during the revolution he would take his family to france lamesa was born the same year as jane austen and her mother is british and they flee to france. and his top five french nuns her mother always thought louisa spoke french better so she could have conversations about art or culture and it did impress a lot of the diplomats. in the whitman that she spoke to.

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here's meteorologist lisa argen. how is it looking, lisa?e clouds are getting lower. 55 in the city. airport delays and 60 at sfo. this had will be short-lived. we will scour the clouds. visibility remains in the north bay, 1/8 of a mile. the fog will be along the san mateo coast. everyone is in for a warm-up with low 80s. the winds will go offshore and crank up tonight. weather coming your way as well. matt? >> all right, thank you, lisa. new this morning president obama is making the case on why it's tame to raise the minimum wage. in his weekly address the president said increasing the wage to $10.10 would make america stronger. republicans block a common sense proposal. >> the average worker who would benefit is 35 years old. most low wage workers are women. that would help them provide for families. it also means more money to spend is at local businesses with which grows the economy for everyone. >> despite a lack of movement, a growing coalition have answered the president's call and raised wages. today heavenly, north star and kick w

lisa kudrow, everybody. thank you, lisa.antebellum. ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na... female announcer: it's a great big world and it can all be yours. here and only here. ♪ come and get it. >> jimmy: i'd like to thank will arnett and lisa kudrow and apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time for him. "nightline" is next. but first, their new album is called "747." here with the song "freestyle," lady antebellum. ♪ ♪ river road chevy van cherry classic coke can rolling on the floorboard ♪ ♪ fleetwood, macklemore coming out the speakers spilling on our t-shirts getting loud ♪ ♪ like we're standing in the bleachers creek bank tire swing ♪ ♪ peeling off our blue jeans skinny dip show the fish a couple new things ♪ ♪ hey there ain't nothing wrong just making it up as we go along ♪ ♪ find a little rock and roll hallel

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, one of lisa's students who has benefitted from her class.ight to kathleen because i'm a little skeptical because something like a death, for example, or a divorce, which can feel like a death, can be so devastating. how did you find lisa and how did you find the class helped you get over your loss? >> well, i lost my soul mate and i found that all the pain went into one of my disks and all of a sudden i couldn't stand up straight and lisa helped me release some of those emotions and heal body, mind and spirit. >> so, you actually felt that the pain you were feeling went to a physical place in your body that you could pinpoint? >> yes, because i couldn't face it and i went on a saga of having to get back surgery, but i still, i needed to release those emotions and yoga gives you a safe environment to do that. >> when you released it, when you found that you could release this, did the pain go away? >> yes, yes. it did. >> lisa, how did you find this benefit out of yoga? i mean, were there other students coming to you with the same physical ma

here's meteorologist lisa argen. hi, lisa. >> hi, matt. live doppler 7hd shows the low clouds and fog along the coast but it's also entered the bay and we have it in the east bay and also reduced visibility. we are looking at a cloudy start. 49 in napa. half-mile visibility here. santa rosa, less than that. around a quarter mile. and cloudy skies with mid-50s concord and livermore. the fog will stay with us for the next couple of hours. by the:00, 10:00, it clears. we have a few overall it is a sunnier and warmer day today with temperatures climbing through the 80s inland. red flag warning goes into effect overnight tonight for the hills of the north and east bay. and then we are talking about rain all in just a couple of days. matt. >> all right, thank you. we begin with breaking news in the east bay where right now crews are at the scene. a fatal house fire. the one alarm fire broke out this morning. an elderly person in the home did die, two others injured. one treated for minor burns and one for smoke inhalation. no word on what starte

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. >>> abc7 news lisa amin gulezian has more about the pilot and the tanker that crashed. lisa? >> dan, the air tanker left this base at 3:14 p.m. you can see the plane number is parked on the tarmac. it would have flown out if there were a need for two tankers. a public information officer just confirmed that the pilot was a veteran pilot who lived in the bay area. this is video of tanker 81 taken a few years ago. all of the pilots who fly for cal fire are actually contract pilots who work for dine corp international. they are a private military contractor based out of virginia. >> it is a huge loss. to our federal government and the military. they all train together. it is not just like cal fire lost a family member. the entire area of firefighting fleet lost an important person today. >> the pilot had a fire background and i am told really loved his job. all of cal fire's 23 air tankers will be grounded for inspection at least until wednesday. the last time there was an insurance department like this was in 2001 when two air tankers collided in men do seen no county. no one s

>> yes, yes, it did. >> lisa, how did you find this benefit out of yoga?i mean, were there other students coming to you with the same physical manifestations of their grief? >> well, i started to practice when i was living in qatar, the persian gulf. and i didn't know that i was about to go through a big emotional trauma and upset. but i did notice that whenever i was practicing i started to have some emotional responses on the mat. and my teacher explained that some of the postures actually do create these emotions in the body. and then when my marriage ended very unceremoniously, i was dumped over the telephone -- >> how many years were you married? >> five. >> and he dumped you over the telephone? >> from another country. >> he couldn't face you. >> no. no. >> so it's devastating twice because you don't even have the ability to deface your accuser at the same time as that loss. and did you have a physical manifestation of that grief? >> well, i was in a country where i was very isolated. i didn't have a lot of friends and was working a lot. and the yoga

i agree with lisa.ho really pretend to be the sports girl they do it because they think guys like it in the same way that guys become the animal rights activists. no guy has animal rights. or pink for breast cancer awareness. >> it was a great article. women like story lines more than men. they like statistics. they like baseball cards and all of the other stuff. most men like stats and women like stories. isn't this the story with the adult films? women made porn films there would be moo more stories. >> there are women who like sports not just to get to guys, but they genuinely like them. >> they are saying i want to watch the game. >> twitter brings it to everybody. i will watch it when i do something i don't care about. i will tweet and and tweet. >> it is the booth. >> and then it starts crying and i forget everything i did, joanne. >> tom said -- people don't like gender differences. it makes them uncomfortable. we should be applauding them. when it comes to hiring they are writers, right? i think

. >>> abc7 news lisa amin gulezian has more about the pilot and the tanker that crashed. lisa? >> dan, the air tanker left this base at 3:14 p.m. you can see the plane number is parked on the tarmac. it would have flown out if there were a need for two tankers. a public information officer just confirmed that the pilot was a veteran pilot who lived in the bay area. this is video of tanker 81 taken a few years ago. all of the pilots who fly for cal fire are actually contract pilots who work for dine corp international. they are a private military contractor based out of virginia. >> it is a huge loss. to our federal government and the military. they all train together. it is not just like cal fire lost a family member. the entire area of firefighting fleet lost an important person today. >> the pilot had a fire background and i am told really loved his job. all of cal fire's 23 air tankers will be grounded for inspection at least until wednesday. the last time there was an insurance department like this was in 2001 when two air tankers collided in men do seen no county. no one s

. >>> abc7 news lisa amin gulezian has more about the pilot and the tanker that crashed. lisa? >> dan, the air tanker left this base at 3:14 p.m. you can see the plane number is parked on the tarmac. it would have flown out if there were a need for two tankers. a public information officer just confirmed that the pilot was a veteran pilot who lived in the bay area. this is video of tanker 81 taken a few years ago. all of the pilots who fly for cal fire are actually contract pilots who work for dine corp international. they are a private military contractor based out of virginia. >> it is a huge loss. to our federal government and the military. they all train together. it is not just like cal fire lost a family member. the entire area of firefighting fleet lost an important person today. >> the pilot had a fire background and i am told job.re. all of cal fire's 23 air tankers will be grounded for inspection at least until wednesday. the last time there was an insurance department like this was in 2001 when two air tankers collided in men do seen no county. no one survived that c

have lisa shalett here. k? with my 101 there is an efficient market curve and asset allocation offset. is all of that old school stuff out in the way we approach international investment has to change? >> i don't think so. our perspective is, you still want to focus on asset allocation but you want to be global. exactly what david said. you want to make sure you have exposure to where the growth is going to be. it really is from where we are starting. one of the things we talk about in europe, europe has been slowing but the question we pose for our clients, where is it going to be 12 to 18 months from now? >> direct or through david woo has u.s. transnationals? >> a little bit of both. >> do you agree? >> i think so, yeah. >> i'm confused. looking at equities, is the u.s. doing well or is it just the best bad thing? >> i think the u.s. is absolutely doing well. again, this is one of the stories that i don't think investors by and large have bought into. they have looked at a gdp number of 4.6% the second quart

then, a few minutes before midnight, lisa hears alarm bells.s sprung a leak. >> a fist-sized hole was punctured into the third floor of the ship, and the captain came on, and he said, this is the captain, and this is not a drill. and i knew at this very moment in the depths of my soul how much trouble we were in. >> lisa rushes back to her cabin to grab her warmest clothing. >> hey, the captain has called an emergency. third floor is leaking. i'm going to get my coat. oh my gosh. holy [ muted ]. oh, my gosh, i'm so scared. i'm so scared. >> the passengers gather in the ship's lecture hall, and a roll call is taken. >> the mood was very intense. people knew that we were in trouble. the expedition staff tried to keep it light. >> which one of you left the toilet flushing? i think this is the problem. but, anyway, you all look good in orange. >> just reminded me of the "titanic" and the orchestra playing as the ship went down. >> the outlook turns deadly serious, however, when the ship loses power and begins listing heavily to the side. the captai

we share title. >> lisa's father leon died shortly after moving in.other, ella, a few years later. lisa and deon continued to pay the mortgage for several years the value of the propertydroped and their home was wor less than the remaining mortgage. they asked wells fargo for a loan modification. the bank refused to talk to them. because their names were not on the an. >> now, arrears were growing cause they had stopped accepting payment. so 5, 6, months had gone by it's a big amount to pay, now. >> this is where this story gets murky. wells says they needed to assume the loan and blames the bookers for delaying paper work. bookers say they gave wells fargo everythingit asked for, subordinate it again when the bank denied receiving it. they say they gave the bank the deed, trust, and bank still won't talk to them. >> as if family didn't matter. just a money game for them. >> wells fargo declined an interview but beth mills agreed to talk with us. >> they admitted they were unprepared but i the past years ha stepped up staff significantly. not to say t

abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian is joining us live from san jose city hall. lisa? >> hi, larry. a little while ago the city council voted unanimously to expand and build 22 more units on communication hill. many who live there say this is not fair. they already deal with litter, noise, traffic and a lack of emergency services. communications hill is a popular place to live. it is also a popular place to workout. the grand staircase is a hotspot for the fit and those not following the rules. >> they need to do something about that. >> still the city council voted to move forward with the four-phase expansion plan. that would bring 2200 more units to communications hill over the next 10 years. >> it is a huge try. i can absolutely see why more people would want to build up here. >> there will be more parks and more misused space and more people moving in. especially since fire station 33 built specifically for this community closed in 2010 due to budget cuts and because access roads to it is hill are limited. >> we already have parking problems and we have traffic co

we share title. >> lisa's father leon died shortly after moving in.rs later. lisa and deon continued to pay the mortgage for several years the value of the property droped and their home was worth less than the remaining mortgage. they asked wells fargo for a loan modification. the bank refused to talk to them. because their names were not on the loan. >> now, arrears were growing because they had stopped accepting payment. so 5, 6, months had gone by. it's a big amount to pay, now. >> this is where this story gets murky. wells says they needed to assume the loan and blames the bookers for delaying paper work. bookers say they gave wells fargo everything it asked for, subordinate it again when the bank denied receiving it. they say they gave the bank the deed, trust, and bank still won't talk to them. >> as if family didn't matter. just a money game for them. >> wells fargo declined an interview but beth mills agreed to talk with us. >> they admitted they were unprepared but in the past years have stepped up staff significantly. not to say the person

not everyone is on board, lisa. is skepticism about climate change and the unemployed, how can we help climate change? not if people running our country keep sticking their heads in the sand and keep wishing it would go away. look at the g.o.p. john g. says climate change, it's fake. it's a hoax. nothing but the new home of leftist moon bats. dan, that might be you. green is the new red. and then he hadric the wild said, do you believe in climate change or is the threat exag sflaltd exaggerated. it's for political purposes. lalani, how do you get people to buy into climate change when this issue has become so ptolemic? >> i try to repeat over and over that this is not a political issue. this is an environmental issue. this is something that all of us face whether a democrat or republican. you are going to have to deal with climate change and i think the important thing is and what i push at the racetrack is i just try and do everything i can personally to reduce my darbon foot print so every time i sit in a race car

abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian is joining us live from san jose city hall. lisa? >> hi, larry. a little while ago the city council voted unanimously to expand and build 22 more units on communication hill. many who live there say this is not fair. they already deal with litter, noise, traffic and a lack of emergency services. communications hill is a popular place to live. it is also a popular place to workout. the grand staircase is a hotspot for the fit and those not following the rules. >> they need to do something about that. >> still the city council voted to move forward with the four-phase expansion plan. that would bring 2200 more units to communications hill over the next 10 years. >> it is a huge try. i can absolutely see why more people would want to build up here. >> there will be more parks and more misused space and more people moving in. especially since fire station specifically for this community closed in 2010 due to budget cuts and because access roads to it is hill are limited. >> we already have parking problems and we have traffic congestion

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. >> all right, lisa.l with volume as long as we don't have any crashes and looks pretty good this morning. weather wise as well. i was there yesterday evening. i don't know how people do that on a daily basis. >> we get in so early that traffic usually is not an issue for us. >> i was an hour from the excite in -- it was an hour from the exit in tysons to the mclean bridge. >>> weather wise, good morning out there. a little bit chilly. temps in the 40s. he's making hip hop references all the time. you never know. you need some heavier jewelry or something. let's go to the board here and show you what's happening. we have sunny skies this morning giving way to some clouds this afternoon. the clouds will thicken up tonight. highs in the low 70s. so after this chilly start, it really will be a comfortable afternoon. winds westerly, west, southwesterly running 5, 10 miles an hour. so not a lot of wind. temperatures this evening fall through the 60s and it won't be as chilly tonight with the cloud cover around

and what is going on, lisa is you are exactly right.raft fees are a multi-billion dollars a year profit source of revenue for large banks, and consumers, as i mentioned most americans now are now living paycheck to paycheck, that makes them much more susceptible to these overdraft fees. this is a large source of revenue for large banks. a typical fee of $35 tends to be almost twice as much. the cost of a particular overdraft, a cup of coffee, or maybe $10 or something like that. the banks tend to reorder the transactions from high to low, thereby increasing the likelihood that people will overdraft. the good news is the consumer protection bureau is looking into overdraft fees. so in the subsequent months the expectation is that they will be proposing a ruling that gets to the abusiveness that is related to these fees. >> obama recently claimed that the feds were cracking down on wall street and things were getting tightened. but a lot of people still believe the relationship between the regulators and wall street is still too close and

>> let me turn this to lisa and john. lisa filed a brief in the mount holly -- >> in both. >> in both cases on behalf of the american bankers association agreeing with jim's analysis that disparate impact liability -- >> yeah, so it's hard to underestimate how important this issue is to not just housing, but insurance companies, lending because very similar -- different, but the same issue comes up urn lending -- under lending practices for banks. and so it is an extremely important issue. there is a lot going on with this, with drama because the civil rights community has definitely been doing a lot to get these cases to settle, and i could not agree more with jim, this is going to be impossible because the state of texas is now a party, and the plaintiff, they're out of business if they settle this case. they're either right -- they need an up or down. so, and i could not agree with him more. i think the court is sick of this case being in front of them, having it briefed and then the parties taking it away. so they're

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lisa has post aid list of key ballot initiatives by state. can see those on the rundown. >> ifill: the mission of the federal reserve has long been the subject of debate, especially since the 2008 financial crisis. six years later, the economy is recovering but the fed's role is still being questioned. paul soloman has the story, part of his ongoing reporting making sense of financial news. >> reporter: for the federal reserve, today marks an historic moment: the end of six years of unremitting financial stimulus the money creation programs known as quantitative easing. this has actually been q.e. three. we visited the new york fed back in 2009, when brian sack was running q.e. one. >> the way we create money is by buying securities. >> reporter: securities like u.s. treasury bonds and mortgage-backed bonds, from banks and other financial institutions. >> so when the federal reserve buys a treasury security it's putting funds into the financial sector. >> reporter: now since the crash of '08, the fed has created three-and-a-half trillion doll

abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezi is joining us live from san jose cityall. lisa? >> hi, larry. a little while ago the city cocil voted unanimously to expand and build 22 morenits on communication hill. many who le there say this is not fair. they already deal with litter, nois traffic and a lack of emergency services. communications hl is a popular place to live. it is also a popular place to workout. the grand staircase is a hotspot for the fit and those not following the rules. >> they need to do something about at. >> still the ty council voted to move forward with the four-phase expansion plan. that would bring 2200 more units to communications hill over the next 10 years. >> it is a huge try. i can absolutely see why more people would want to build up here >> there will be more parks and mor misused space and more people moving in. especially since fire station 33 built specifically for this community closed in 2010 due to budget cuts and because access roads to it is hill are limited. >> we already have parking problems and we have traffic congestion problems. add to that

. >> 7 ws reporter lisa met with her tonight. lisa. >>reporter: e rant happened on sunday octer 12th and you tube video shot by a tourist who the woman says was laughing right along with everyone else. tour was supposed to be her final hurrah. a joke. that clearly got out of hand. >> these people wake you up. at 6 in the morning. they make all these (blee noise all the time. tamf them out here. >>reporter: group of 20 english speaking tourist listened and even applauded. as the tour guide went off on a china town a people. created social media fire storm and tonight the woma with the microphone reached out to abc 7 to give us her side of the sty. >> i intended to it as a satirica comedy portion of the tour. >> woman did not want to be identified. she didn't want to show her face and she didn't even tell me her me. she said it was joke. hat went terribly wrong. >> my intention was ttalk about the neighborhood and not to dress the people in any way that would insight harm against them. >>reporter: but then i aske her about this part of h

diving enthusiast lisa costello, a single mom, is on vacation and decides to go out on a boat to seerofessor lee tefley, a man who shares her enthusiasm for diving. >> it was a really calm day, really clear, and we saw some activity maybe ten miles out. >> as we got closer, it turned out it was a group of pilot whales. >> incredible. >> whales are not normally social animals so costello and tepley can't believe how close those whales are swimming to their boat. the professor and the diving enthusiast decide to seize the opportunity and get in the water for a closer look. >> they're very playful right now. they're all around us. >> i got in the water first, and i was just floating there, and one male came right up to me and stopped. so i looked at him in the eyes and he looked at me, and i went above the water, and he went above, and we did this bobbing thing with this eye contact a good five minutes. >> as soon as i entered the water, a very large pilot whale swam right up to my camera, and this is something i'd never seen before because pilot whales are wild animals. >> but these wh

lisa is live with that part of the story. lisa? >>reporter: the police are still out in full force at this hour. they have stepped up patrol here at the ballpark and also in the marina and in the mission district. less than an hour ago you mention police rushed to four and channel which is just 2 block from the ballpark after report of an assault. you can s one person being treated in an pwlachbilitys the other people being questioned by police were in giants gear. no arrest have been made. police out on motorcycle and on foot kping a close eye on the crowd one man was stopped for having an open container and officers also put out a small fire. inside the ballpark there were just a few problems tonight. >> there's just a handful of fan ejection. usually unruly conduct. bad behavior. giants security will address the issue and ask for the police department assistance will help remove the fan from the ballpark. >> about most part police are calling this a good night thus farm. you may recall what happened in 2012. giants won the world