all living things strive to survive to live on they have a will to live but we humans perhaps alone of all the animals are aware that this will to live will one day be thwarted this is our curse for being so damn clever and so we have to live in the knowledge that all our hopes all our dreams will come to nothing we live in the shadow of a personal apocalypse. and even though it might sound implausible almost every culture in human history has had some story of an elixir of life or fountain of youth or something they can help us to keep going forever and that's exactly the lead i've decided to pursue first the elixir of life. a good place to begin is with barbara de grey in san francisco he's a bio medical journal columnist who believes that the first humans who will live to be a thousand have already been born. they may already even be in middle age like me. i drive down to the town of mountain view in silicon valley it's home to the sense research foundation which degree co-founded the research findings are disputed in scientific circles but they're based on solid scientifically reco

live where you live. this is abc7 news. >> this fight is not over. man is survivor and fighter. what his family wanted me to get across. >> fighting for his life. new details about the san francisco police officer hit by the car of fleeing suspect. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze in for ama daetz. we know the name of the missing officer and identity of the man accused. >> chris nguyen is live where the police chief just finished speaking with a clear message. >> the family is stressing that the police chief is stressing that the family is asking for all the positive prayers. family members, closest friends and some colleagues. and people who have william scott shared encouraging words. >> a fighter. this is not over. >> reporter: remains in intensive care after undergoing emergency surgery. including attempted murder, reckless driving and hit and run. this after he led officers on a chase through the pan handle, where he reportedly jumped suv and ran off. johnson eventually taken into custody in the tender loin. this isn't the first time he's been injured on the job. five

a live look outside at san francisco ad lib >>> it is wednesday morning, let's take a live look outside san francisco this morning, city by the bay. somewhat clear shot there. a nice cool shot to the morning. a little feeling of fall in the air. then that summer hangs on once the afternoon hits. good morning. i'm laura garcia. >> when i was driving in this morning, it said 55 degrees. >> you had to crinkle on the heater inside the car. i had to in the house this morning. it was 66 degrees inside the house. i was like, it's too cool. okay, you may have to deal with the same this morning. we are going to see the highs in san francisco reaching up to 68 degrees with some low 70s on the way. and for the inland areas and the valleys, 82 this afternoon. then some upper 80s for the weekend. so, that's the summer we were talking about. we'll talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. mike is still tracking slowing through walnut creek. >> i am. the cool temperatures are huddling together. let's hit the roadways. nothing going on. south bay, even the east bay, southbound 680 has been a tou

. >> joining us live for me. laura. >> reporter: well, hi, larry, we know a lot of anxiety the folks living in calistoga what's going up here at the fire fight. the head of the tubbs fire. so we decided to come up here and show you. as you can see, this is area where the fire went through overnight. you can see several cars, small buildings destroyed. but for the most part, firefighters were able to contain this fire or keep it from spreading at a rapid rate. that is besides the winds overnight. there is active fire up the road. and we'll show you that. >> this is a mandatory evacuation. your presence in calistoga is not welcome if you are not a first responder. >>> the mayor of calistoga is making it clear, the mandatory evacuation in his town is still very much enforce. >> your choice to stay, and there have been very few of them is a distraction to our first responders. you will not be given life safety support at this point. you are on your own. >> reporter: this is the reason. about three miles outside of to

living and breathing. hopefully not breathing like that. for all the things that keep you up at night, anthem blue cross has a solution. >>> fire forced them out. now returning home to see the wreckage left behind. tonight the fires are burning strong but firefighters about to get a little bit of help. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm diane lynn in for ama daetz. >> some evacuation orders have been lifted but structures remain threatened in napa napa p sonoma county. man helping firefighters battle flames was killed sadly after his water tender overturned. >> california national guard tweeted this of members saluting the vehicle carrying his body. >> subdivision outside santa rosa remains largely intact with the exception of several homes on carriage lin where lilian kim is reporting. >> reporter: another example of the random nature of the fire's path. this house destroyed, next door, unscathed. for those residents without a home go back to, plenty of mixed emotions. things are returning to normal, pg&e workers restoring power, should be happy b

their lives just the same for any other officers who live in the city.risk their lives every day just like i do. >> does it affect you when you're trying to recruit? >> we offer an incentive through our pipeline programs, the cadet who lives in the city of oakland. we will help pay, we'll pay them to be a cadet as an incentive. but it is, you know what, it's an issue where people think you live in your city you'll be more devoted to your city. but i agree with officer garcia. we only have 10% of our officers who live in our city. the finances, the cost of living in oakland is outrageous. and so i understand why people don't live in the city. however a lot of them grew up in oakland. they may not live in the city center or the boundaries today, but they grew up in oakland. >> is it a problem for you? >> about 25% of our officers live in the city. like oakland and chief kirkpatrick, there are a whole lot more of our officers who grew up in the city and they grew up here in the city. look, i didn't grow up in san francisco, i'm just devoted to the city as a

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>>> live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> we were running and running as far as wcould. >> tears and relief for families of the survivors of the las vegas massacre. tonight a bay area woman at the concert is still missing, while sin city turns to healing following the worst mass shooting in modern american history. >> just pray for the people that are still suffering. >> good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze. ama daetz is on maternity leave. so many in las vegas are doing anything they can, donating blood, holding vigils, to help bring healing to a city still reeling. >> this as investigators try to find a motive for a mass shooting that has now claimed 59 lives. >> abc news reporter elana zack is in las vegas tonight. ♪ you are worthy of our prayers ♪ >> las vegas and the nation in mourning following this scene. a barrage of gunfire on the las vegas strip. as a lone gunman fired down on a crowd of 22,000 unsuspecting country music fans. police say 64-year-old stephen paddock hammered through a window of his hotel room on the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay resort,

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that's the latest, live in las vegas. laura, marcus, back to you. >> that is frightening to think about. thank you, jay. here in the bay area, orveg the grieving continues days after the attack. among the 58 people killed, four with strong bay area ties. this morning, their friends and family are struggling to cope with what happened. that includes a navato community where people gathered to remember stacee etcheber who was killed in the ram badge. >> heavenly father we come before you as people cry out in pain and sorrow. >> hundreds came out to make sure etcheber's husband and family know they are not alone. the 10 and 12-year-old kids have questions about what happened. >> why did he shoot mom. we don't have an answer. >> her husband is a san francisco police officer. he told her to run to safety as he helped a gunshot victim. >>> learning more about two other victims on the attack. a couple who grew up in the bay area. bo taylor graduated from fremont high school in the early '80s. hefx a correctional lieutenant. they

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living and breathing. hopefully not breathing like that. for all the things that keep you up at night, anthem blue cross has a solution. >>> sky 7 live shows us the current path of one of the north bay wildfires. in the hills above kenwood in sonoma county. >> and while fire crews report good progress, that's little relief for those still in the path of the flames. hello, i'm eric thomas. >> we begin the latest on the north bay fires. >> the tubbs fire is up to 60% contained and because of that, mandatory evacuation orders for the city of calistoga and evacuation advisory in glnapa he ln lifted. >> the fires have destroyed more than 3700 buildings. the death toll stands at 40 statewide. 22 of those deaths were in sonoma county. >> we have live team coverage beginning with tiffany wilson in calistoga. tiffany, i know people there are just starting to go home. but the fire is still a threat in napa. >> yes, eric, absolutely. a day filled with both signs of progress and those of continued danger. here in calistoga, a line of cars waiting to re

she lives in new york city and he lives on the west coast in california.n't even live close, she says it's the best situation and highly recommends it. they met in the early 80s when both were starring on the soap opera one life to live. >>> that is 6-year-old oliver he always wanted to be a police officer and when the local police department heard about him they gave him the temporary badge and that got him thinking how to spend more time with police and set up a lemonade stand and a donut stand to serve them. he sent out an invasion. >> about 100 officers from 10 different stations from two states showed up. >> how they do good things for people and i said i want to do good things too. >> there was hugs and handshakes and one officer lifted oliver up and admiring his kid uniform. a good kid. >> you find yourself wondering what lies beneath hamburger helper's little glove. you are in luck the the secret is uncovered it was started when a twitter user by the name of booma thurmond asked them to figure out the anatomy of lefty. maybe there say tiny skeletal

i think we are just trying to live our lives and keep what's private, private. you want to get together afterwards and talk about what's between our legs, we can get a drink, sorry, i'm being silly. and then we will talk about it. but barring that, it's -- it's no more your business than me talking about your body, it's my business. so other myths or things that people believe -- yeah. [inaudible] >> sure. a little bit about what we were talking about earlier, that's the idea that most people wanting to from as you say one side of the spectrum like being very male to very female, right. who have we seen that in lately? caitlin jenner. thank you, i'm not going to go there. i would really like to but i'm not going to go there. you know, i assume that that's authentic for her and i'm not dismissing her being trans, that that's her narrative. i wish she would be more thoughtful about everything else that she does. but we see that a lot. we see that in caitlin jenner, we see in other people who are more cool, janet, lavern cox, plenty who go from one end to the other

our live team coverage continues next. he's a husband, father, veteran... but most of all, he's a fighter. chris brown has never been afraid to take on the big fights. that's why he stood up to republicans and democrats alike to fight the north jersey casinos and the takeover of atlantic city. chris brown is fighting to protect jobs in our region... a true champion for the working men and women of atlantic county. on november 7th, let's keep him fighting for us. chris brown for state senate, he's on our side. nice to meet you sir. joseph, i'm nice to meet you.u? how's it going man? the yankees? come on. [ laughing ] look at the smiles and the hard work that the people here are doing. it's like making mini sandwiches. they're no different than anyone else. they just want a job. they want respect and they want dignity. this is a nice place. yeah. he plays basketball with lauren. steve called, fairly frantic. you know, he had a premature baby and i think he had just been given the diagnosis that she had down syndrome. lauren

wayne freedman is live. >> reporter: two meetings today. second is going on in santa rosa right now. first one in sonoma about 1:00 this afternoon and yes, lot of people are frustrated. one of the elements would be road blocks like this. roads are open, fires are over and think, gee, why can't i go back to my home? today they got answers and began to get some help. normally busy touristy downtown sonoma looked like ghost town, blame recent fires. only one location drew a crowd, sad one at that. >> bought retirement home. been there 14 weeks. >> reporter: filled with people like blanche. showed us pictures. it burned fast. >> five minutes. >> reporter: could you get anything out of there? >> nothing. >> reporter: blanche, her husband and all the fire victims came looking for answers. >> theme has been and continues to be patience. >> reporter: preefing from local and federal agencies small business administration and fema with applications for relief on site. >> won't know if they qualify unt unless they register. >> i want to know why i can

>> well, i live on the other side of the valley. so i live on the west side of the valley, about 400 feet above the valley floor, directly across from atlas peak. so i'm looking at -- i watched the fire start on atlas peak when my wife woke me up, the fire was well south of atlas peak and down towards silverado country club, and the highlands, and then i watched it erupt and it's right at the top of a's -- atlas peak right now. and there's a canyon the west side of the vacas from atlas peak. the smoke is so dense as you look from my vantage point, down towards the silverado connecticut -- country club, that you can't see as much flame as you originally could see. how the fire jumped from where it was up to atlas peak, i watched it erupt, but i don't know how it did it, because it did it against the wind. >> bill, watt would be your biggest concern right now. there are a lot of houses in the path of these flames? >> reporter: well, yes, soda canyon road has houses all up and don't. it's a rural community, but there are houses and vin

of four lives.nd i begin by offering my condolences to the units and the fallen. the anniversary is the anniversary of the 1983 beirut bombings and we will never forget them. after speaking to speaker mattis, i decided to address you because there has been speculation about the operation in niger and perceptat

we live in.y opponent's idea of lowering property taxes so you can afford to stay here and find a job here put $9 billion back in the school funding formula. all of you will have to pay more for that. we need to continue to address the problems of jobs in new jersey. >> we have to move on. i'm sorry. >> first of all, great question. before i get to it, the reason our unemployment rate is low, everybody's is lower, we're at a 10-year low labor market participation. talking about the last governor after being there every step of the way alongside christie is talking about something grover cleveland did. at some point you have to own the record. sir, great question. we need the nation in exporting high school seniors and college tunors, we need a stronger, fairer economy that works for everybody, particularly the next generation. the two biggest economies we think we can grow is the infrastructure and innovation economies. we don't mean just the big companies. we had talk of amazon and the big compa

reporting live here in the santa cruz mountains. bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> bob, we have to give a big thank you to the firefighters and first responders, officers, all been working overtime in the past couple of weeks. really getting people to safety and the fires under control. thank you so much. >>> new at 11:00. pg&e crews are patching up a gas leak in oakland. it happened on 3rd and western near jack london square. the view here from skyranger showing construction crews also working in the area. we're told the construction crew accidentally hit the line during a dig around 9:30. pg&e capped the line around 10:00 a.m. >>> new details, mandalay bay says it will never let anyone book the suite where that gunman rang down bullets on the country music festival. officials say the 32nd floor suite will sit empty forever. the gunman killed 58 people and injured more than 500 when he opened fire into a crowd of people listening to jason aldean. he killed himself as officers surrounded that room. authorities are still trying to fo

people that live. ravens living under the top next to a freeway. and from safe. the situation much worse than when. this is already on a service. raven's been on and off the streets most of her life. yeah sure after fleeing violent home when she was just so. she once had a time since the city street she's been out here so you do not. tired after getting that. pretty well. pretty light. when they. do it. like. elvis is worried by the state of this communal camp and he. to buy raven a tent until he can build her a new tiny house so we're going to have a tent and our rendezvous back to you guys in a little while. alone . opens up about his situation. it's been a struggle. and. the city always kicks us out from the state it'll stay clean those. who want to costly move their stuff every day. ravens out here because she feels emergency shelters are overbooked or unsafe but city law was designed to move these camps on. and as a phone cue she receives a visit. our. boys said we got to. get him about this by saturday. elvis is. brave and he's given orders. she's running o

where you live. this is abc 7 news. >> we know that stephen paddock is a man who spent decades of acquiring weapons and ammo and living a secret life, much of which will never be fully understood. >> digging for the why to the deadliest shooting in american history reveals new details about the gunman and his girlfriend. as we also hear more stories of survivors from bay area. good evening i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm christian sa she. she's. -- >> along with information investigators believe the gunman had help and actively looking for possible accomplices. >> still no word on what motivated paddock to open fire at a country music festival sunday night but for the first time we're hearing his girlfriend's side of the story. marilou danley spoke today. >> her attorney says she had no idea he was planning an attack. he thought he was going to break up with her after sending her to visit her family and sent her $100,000 to buy a house. >> president trump visited with victims and doctors. >> the mass murd

a live look at cherry hill. kind of quiet out there. people waking up on route 70 at kings highway. we had some construction there but all lanes have reopened so route 70 moving pretty nicely right now. we've been watching for some rain to develop. hasn't happened yet. as we look at storm tracker6 live 3-d you can see the moisture we're dealing with as an upper level low moves through our area today. we're expecting rain a little later on this morning into the afternoon hours at times. currently we have 3-mile visibility at millville. the rest of the area is fine but we did notice some low clouds there. 59 degrees in quakertown and pottstown. doesn't feel too bad out there. it's not terribly humid. 67 degrees in center city. it's certainly warm, though. 62 in hammonton. we're nearly 70 in dover, delaware right now. headed up to 75, mostly cloudy skies, watching for some of those showers to develop so not in the 80's like yesterday but still pretty warm, tam. >> okay, thank you, karen. >>> new this morning, top two officers at the u.s.s.

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it should be about family and friends and having enough to live on but not -- we need money to live bute should not live for money. >> are you hopeful in the young people that you see and africa and around the world that the dream is possible? >> yes, it is. >> the young people of my greatest reason for hope, but the young people, what they are doing right now and 100 countries of the 150,000 groups of all ages choosing and we are listening to them. they are taking action and they know they're fwoing going to ma difference and they know it. every single day and every single one of us makes some kind of impact and we can choose what kind of impact we are going to make. >> that's quite a legacy. um, i can do this for hours, if only i had the time and if only she had the time. for you, you got a chance to go to the theaters starting october 20th to watch a documentary of her life and legacy ongoing, it is simply called "jane," it is beautifully done and shot. it is interesting to watch this documentary. again, i am honored to have this time with you thank you dr. goode goodell. >> i am hon

be living. >> absolutely. and he lived it to the fullest. and it was never enough. he wanted more, and he deserved more. >> cameron robinson was just 28 years old. susan smith was the principal's right hand at vista elementary school in los angeles a mom two grown kids and a rock in the office. >> we were devastated. susan has been with us a long time. she was wonderful. very well loved and really good at her job. great with the kids. great with the staff. and it's just hard. >> hard, colleagues say, hard parents agree because susan smith was more than just staff, more than a manager. she was family. >> a lot last year in the summer. seriously, so kind so patient. >> parents and staff alike paying tribute to susan for touching lives, for making a difference, for doing so many little big things and doing them so withel. susan smith was 5 approximate. jake bedone of bakersfield, california he was at the concert with his wife lori and some of their friends. they were celebrating their 23rd anniversary. early mond

let's take a live look outside, sky6 live hd looking live we have lots of clouds up above the commodore barry bridge. how about these numbers as you look through the area, 74 degrees, the current temperature, the dewpoint is 07. that's oppressive humidity. the pressure is falling as the area of low pressure is dragging through the region. the winds out of the south/southeast. the ocean temperature, 71. there's the view of satellite and radar, you can see the heavy rain pulling toward the region moving up the i-95 corridor. it's in washington and baltimore and close to our doorstep now him we'll see the rain moving through the area. it will not rain all day. i want to show you what future tracker 6 looks like at 11:00 a.m. looking like at showers moving through the area, heavy rain at times, here or there through the afternoon hours, the heaviest will likely be through the morning into the early afternoon hours. in the evening hours we're starting to dry out, maybe a shower or rumble of thunder with the dewpoints that are way up there, it's easy to spark that happening even this late in

. >> reporter: lives up the hill. house could have been wiped out too but credits next door neighbor for saving it. created a fire break around their homes. >> more than hero, my treasure. but typicalr. anybody could do this would have. wants no credit. reporter: residents have time to reflect. >> suddenly work isn't all that important. just being alive, yeah. it changes >> reporter: returning home wit a whole new respective. in larkfield wickia, lilian kim. flames are burning over the hill in oakville, a community hit hard by the fire. katie utehs is there live with look how it's recovering. >> reporter: dion, the fire is in the hills along highway 29. we're near oakville pointed northwest towards rutherford. we have watched the fire dip in and out. you can see ash andvy smoke. most active front of the nuns fire spreading due to dry fuels. >> iconic napa valley signed framed t efforts. firefighters dumped fla over staglin winery. >> we have been vigilant, people around the perimeter wetting everything down for three

protesting the 49 ertz make a pledge on what they hope to accomplish. >> people that live lives in service to others are often just genuinely happier than other people. >>> hunting for happiness the silicon valley ceo journey that will make bay area proud. >> meteorologist jeff rarn iby. a warm 88 in san jose right now pop tracking cooler temperatures and the possibility of rain in the forecast at 5:20 tonight. a new pledge on gun control -- from the san francisco 49ers. nbc >>> not just talk but action. a new pledge on gun control from the san francisco 49ers. nbc bay area robert handa live at the stadium in santa clara. they plan to take a stand in the wake of the las vegas shooting massacre. >> reporter: that's right many police say in their view that's been too much rhetoric and protest including kneeling during the national anthem. they kim to the 49er headquarters to make a pledge to boost public safety and improve relations between the community and police. and the 49ers are a key part of the plan. the key members that got off the bus at 49ers headquarters today were from police uni

food has the power to transform lives.h the help of target, the san francisco marin food bank addresses hunger head-on in the community. our food pantries are vibrant. people feel welcomed, and they're being respected. it helps our team members see the work that they do in the store every day... how that actually relates to their communities. cbs eye on the community is sponsored by target. >>> we are at crosswalk community church. about 350 evacuees are currently here. take a look behind me. a lot of folks brought their animals, their dogs. the red cross is taking them all in at this time. it is pretty much at capacity. they can take a few more folks but they have opened up another emergency shelter at the napa county fairgrounds and the napa community college. the gymnasium will be an evacuation center for folks and we have food and water if you are in any of the areas that have been evacuated at crosswalk community church. we have a few more beds for folks, but it is pretty much at capacity with 350 people. i want to gi

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>> announcer: live where you live. this is abc 7 news. >>> get out of here! there are gunshots coming from over there! >> our first look at the las vegas mass shooting from a police officer's body camera. and tonight the gunman's girlfriend arrived at l.a.x. police now call her a person of interest and want to question her. >> we anticipate some information here from her shortly. >>> good evening. i'm kristen zee. ama daetz is on maternity leave. >> and i'm dan ashley. new tonight at 11:00, mourning the loss, honoring the memory. >> friends, relatives, even strangers gathered at a vigil tonight in novato for stacee etcheber, one of the 59 people killed in sunday's mass shooting. >> abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard was at the memory p. and certainly a very touching tribute. >> reporter: yeah, dan and kristen, a very moving vigil tonight here in novato. vinnie etcheber, husband, brought his kids to the vigil tonight. the family did not speak to the crowd, but the crowd definitely spoke to them. >> we want you to know that we love you. >> reporter: heavy hear

a small herd of rescue horses living out their lives on ned mcdonald's property. >> but because we don't ride them, we don't have a trailer. so we can't take them out. >> reporter: with the fire burning above them, the rescuers worked to halter the skittish animals. but none of the horses that had even seen a trailer in about four years. so it was a challenge for these inexperienced volunteers. >> you have never handled a horse before? >> never before as was probably evident. >> very large horses, very active, haven't been handled for a long time. >> reporter: they tried pulling them and bribing them but they wouldn't budge. finally, with the light fading and flames threatening, a local veterinarian showed up with sedatives to calm things down. and then success. one by one, they followed each other into the trailer. do you feel like you're saving their lives? >> you never know. but if they stay here, when it's an evac order, there's a good chance we are. >> reporter: no one knows what this fire will do next, how much more heartache it may bring. but on this night a group of strangers was

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she'll have a live report coming up. leon, wendy, that is the very latest here at the live desk. now let's send it back to you guys. >> all right, thank you, mark. >>> a huge fun ral procession followed a fire truck that carried a casket today of a fallen prince george's county fire fighter. president and assistant chief john burns, he died suddenly from a medical emergency last week. today's procession passed a dispatcher center where he worked and, of course, his firehouse where he volunteered before eventually arriving at the cemetery in brentwood. >> the fight over the removal of plaques of george washington and robert e. lee inside an historic alexandria church took a new twist. a gop candidate took aim at the church's decision. as news 4's tom sherwood reports, that pressure is not causing the church leadership to back down. >> reporter: at christchurch in alexandria, the leadership it ske self, paused for prayer today. >> enable us to live as jesus lived, breaking down walls of hostility. >> reporter: the reverend simmons rector of christchurch reacting to bitter criticism

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cornell bernard is there live.questions. >> reporter: the santa rosa high school gym was packed with fire evacuees who came looking for answers, check on status of their homes but can't. lots of fear, frustration and some praise for those still working to put fires out. there was a standing ovation for firefighters across the region. this town hall meeting began with reassurances. >> you have people working on your behalf who themselves have lost their homes, hundreds been displaced. >> reporter: came for answers and information. >> my home is ashes. >> reporter: lost home but needs to know status of her mom's place. >> 85, built that house 35 years ago. hoping maybe -- i don't think it's there but she'd like to know. >> reporter: gave updates but couldn't provide a master list of homes destroyed or saved. robert mckuchy and dog are living in travel trailer. doesn't know if home survived. >> as soon as they allow me back, i'll know. >> reporter: but still too dangerous. >> make sure when we let you back into area w

when we do it live, man.ng in -- don't you start messing with me, boy. i'm goingo tell yo, man, when you start letting god have his way, with a studio, i've done hollering and falling out in the studio. but the same thing happens when you're doing it live in front of 1,000 or more people. this album was or is a great example of how god can come in while you're on stage and bless you right there on your feet. >> yeah. this is not your first live album. over all these 45 years. how did you choose san francisco for this one? >> i had my manager and all of us talked. i had a wonderful, wonderful godmother who lived out that way. she's gone to heaven now. i wanted to go out there. she kept telling me, why don't you bring your group out this way. she was at that concert. >> ooh. >> and -- >> did she live long enough to see it -- >> she lived long enough to see it. at one point i called her by name. >> that's right. >> it was a -- then the area that we were in, rance allen group have been blessed to have a bunch of

>>> live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> dramatic new video tonight shows a santa rosa neighborhood before the fire hit and after it burned hundreds of homes. >> but first, two new fires threaten homes in the east bay and the santa cruz mountains. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm dion lim. ama daetz is on maternity leave. one of those two fires continues to burn in the santa cruz mountains. >> it's destroyed four structures and right now 150 more are in danger and they've been evacuated. abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo is live from an evacuation center in felton tonight. katie. >> dan, dion, i just walked with a woman here at the red cross shelter. she and her husband lived in a yurt on roms road. tonight it's gone and she told me they barely escaped with their lives. >> i thought i'm going to die, he's going to die too because we can't get out. >> reporter: sandra wood had gone to safeway for groceries monday night and as she returned to her street she saw the hillside was a wall of flames. when she reached her husband and dog at home, she said embers were already on the

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together, we're building a better california. >>> live where you live, this is abc 7 news. ♪ like a bridgeed waters ♪ ♪ i will lay thee down >>> a nation in mourning after another senseless tragedy. people gathering last night to honor the victims of the las vegas shooting as we learn more about the people who lost their lives. >> plus communities are coming together, in vegas residents and visitors doing whatever they can to help the survivors. thank you for joining us on this tuesday, october 3rd, i'm natasha zouves. >> and i'm reggie aqui. more on the las vegas shooting in just a moment. we will start to look at your weather and traffic with mike nic nicco. >>> hi, everybody. let's talk about what the difference between heading out this morning and yesterday morning means. it's not quite as restless out there, the winds only 12 miles an hour, gusting to about 16, mav moon bay, the rest of us 10 miles an hour to even calm. a gorgeous looking morning from our exploratorium camera at pier 15. there is a few clouds along the coast but the big thing is we are up to 20 degrees cooler with 40s

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he only lived here for a short time period. william emerson's wife found herself with small children living at the old manse as a young widow and when she looked to what was next in her life she encountered ezra ripley. he was also a reverend in this area, and they soon married. what began as the second reverend's who lived here at the house, phoebe and ezra. when ezra came to the town, they wanted him to become the minister. almost everyone said yes. one person voted no, saying he looked a little frail. a were not sure he would survive too long. lived at the house for 50 years. he outlived everyone and was one of the longest residents. he was a prolific writer, when talking over the trustees in 1939 and everything that stayed the whole time for generations back, a standing desk that was his when open, hundreds of -- revealed hundreds of sermon see it written, just stacked in there. he was known to write sermons for several hours. a true intellectual scholar, philosopher if you will, and led this town for quite a while. of his

sonny melton, who lived to save lives, died saving heather. >> i have no doubt in my mind he sacrificed his life for me. but i think he would do it for other people he didn't even know. i just feel that he is -- he always puts people above himself. other people. >> heather says she can't imagine life without sonny, says she's not even sure how to try. >> i'm not really sure how you do that, because it's not something you learn in life. you don't just learn to start tying your shoes or riding a bike. you're never prepared for something like this. >> no one teaches you how to mourn when the light of your life goes out. sonny melton was 29 years old. 42 year-old jennifer irvine was from san diego, where she practiced law. a friend tells her hometown paper that she was a smart, bubbly, friendly woman who enjoyed life and brought joy to others. an online biography describes a rich life outside the office, snowboarding, practicing yoga, earning a blackbelt in tae kwon do, learning rock climbing and sky diving. before the violence erupted on sunday night, a friend reports that jennifer was sin

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so that was living space upstairs. you can never really tell for sure without documentation of exactly where people were sleeping or how many people were living in these spaces. but for kitchen, there's always -- those are always also living spaces, my understanding, because kitchens were used. once you lit the hearth in the kitchen it never went out just because it took so long to light back then the fire place and get it running and it took so long to do everything it was always running. you always had to have hot water whatever on hand that someone had to be there to watch that fire. and also, just from the slave narrative they always talk about their -- if they were the cook or their mother was the cook, they always say we lived in the kitchen. like, my mother lived in the kitchen and she was the cook. so there's also evidence in the narrative that is support that kitchens were also living spaces. >> and the other room over there? >> without knowing exactly how many people were being fed out of this kitchen, you kn

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