and mark davis met with one of the victims of the boston marathon bombing.he 12 year old was on the field to take pictures before the game. >>> if you call the turkey hotline this year you may hear something new. for the first time it is looking for help from men for the turkey hotline. it has set up an application for men on the facebook page. >> they are looking for people with backgrounds in food or nutrition. >>> 4:51 now. >>> new problem for drivers on the bay bridge. how it is connected to work on the old eastern span. >>> we'll give you a look at the progress on the tunnel. >>> good morning now traffic is doing pretty well if you are driving on westbound 24 and a nice drive there. unbelievable. shhhhh! in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet. yeah, our babysitter didn't have a million ways to serve mom up on a silver platter. we had to count sheep to fall asleep. and i always worried that i was creating an overcrowded sheep farm. in my head... never looked like that farmer took proper care of those sheep. too much? a little. [ male anno

aaron hunt posed with team own mark davis on at the field. hunt's mom says events like this help her boy fight on. >> up next at 6:00, we'll tell you where in california someone became a millionaire after matching five numbers in the powerball. also, how much the jackpot gained overnight. >>> and it is the last week of summer. meteorologist lisa argen is up next. >> great day if you're an oakland fans. the a's get closer to clinching the west. and struggle to sleep comfortably together, now there's a solution. the company that individualized your comfort with the sleep number bed brings you sleep number dual temp, the revolutionary temperature-balancing layer with active air technology that works on any mattress brand, including yours. whether you sleep hot or cool, sleep number dual temp allows each of you to select your ideal temperature. so you can both sleep exactly the way you like at your own perfect temperature. and there's only one place in the world you'll find an entire collection of temperature-balancing solutions including the rev

aaron hunt posed with team own mark davis on at the field.unt's mom says events like this help her boy fight on. >> up next at 6:00, we'll tell you where in california someone became a millionaire after matching five numbers in the powerball. also, how much the jackpot gained overnight. >>> and it is the last week of summer. meteorologist lisa argen is up next. >> great day if you're an oakland fans. the a's get closer to clinching the west. >> a bay area woman will be among the 53 women vying for miss america tonight. crystal lee was crowned miss california last year. she got a degree from stafford. today her friends and former competitors are cheering her on. they're together selling strawberry shortcake together at the santa clara art festival as part of a fundraiser. they say crystal has a shot because she's not just a pretty face. >> she is so positive. never met anybody more positive than crystal lee. i've known here four years and never seen her sad or anything. >> ama: you can catch the miss america contest right here at 9:00. >>> nob

. >>> and owner mark davis met with one of the youngest victims of the boston marathon bombing. aaron was struck by shrapnel as he waited to see his mother cross the finish line. he has had several surgeries but he is healing well. >>> and we have highlights from the show down between the 49ers and seahawks coming up later. >>> we'll tell you about a plan to fix the problem of trucks getting stuck on an off ramp. >> two bystanders hit by police gunfire in new york time square. what prompted officers to open fire at the tourist destination. >> only on 2, an exclusive work to complete the fourth floor of the caldecut tunnel. what drivers can expect when they open up in a few years. ♪ at kaiser permanente we've reduced serious heart attacks by 62%, which makes days with grandpa jack 100% more possible. join us at kp.org and thrive. >>> new at 10:00 tonight, a new problem for drivers on the bay bridge. and it appears to be connected with a traffic jam. >> the problem is trucks getting stuck. >> reporter: after yet another big rig got stuck this morning we started making calls and it

. >>> and owner mark davis met with one of the youngest victims of the boston marathon bombing. aaron was struck by shrapnel as he waited to see his mother cross the finish line. he has had several surgeries but he is healing well. >>> and we have highlights from the show down between the 49ers and seahawks coming up later. >>> we'll tell you about a plan to fix the problem of trucks getting stuck on an off ramp. >> two bystanders hit by police gunfire in new york time square. what prompted officers to open fire at the tourist destination. >> only on 2, s this the bacon and cheese diet? this is the creamy chicken corn chowder. i mean, look at it. so indulgent. did i tell you i am on the... [ both ] chicken pot pie diet! me too! [ male announcer ] so indulgent, you'll never believe they're light. 100-calorie progresso light soups. there's no subtext... just tacos. yeah, it's our job to make you want it. but honestly... it's not that hard. old el paso. when you gotta have mexican. it would run on the most affordable energy source available. it would charge overnight. every morning

. >> >> mark davis posed with one of the boston marathon's young effort victims. he the 12-year-old boy was struck by shrapnel as he waited to see his mother cross the finish line. he has undergone several surgeries, but his family said that he is on the mend. >> >> mark, will the pleasant weather continue? >> lots of sunshine, the mild weather pattern lingers over the next few days. first, we are talking about the clear skies for today. typically, fog embracing the golden gate bridge, not the case here. looking out in the distance and in the south bay, san jose, mostly clear conditions, a little haze, but still wrapping up a very nice sunday afternoon. a look at live "stormtracker" 2, you can see this. we have the quiet weather pattern. tracking rainshowers, moderate to heavy rain moving into colorado. current temperatures updated for the 5:00 hour will bring those up for you, right now. san francisco currently in the upper 60s at 67 degrees. lots of 70s, can you see for santa rosa, napa, san jose mid- 70s, hay ward last check reporting 70 and mostly clear skies.

>> for the record i would like to say commissioners mark hiller and todd davis were with us from the beginning of the meeting. >> i want to remind folks that in room 201 there are some light fresh refreshments. and thank you all for being here tonight. the meeting is adjourned. >> >> on behalf of the parks commission. we are just proud to be a part of this great community event. >> we started this 3 years ago, this thing called met pole. it was part of sunday to participate in a pedestrian oriented family way. 3 years later. the ping-pong festival has taken on by itself and wanted to take on the diplomacy for china and also to focus on a community of youth, family and seniors to play ping-pong and pick up this exercise for all to participate in this community. a long time ago when i was little, i played for years on and off. now from the master, the station, he's been getting me back into ping-pong. i'm excited to play with the mayor and everybody else today. >> mr. wong said it was a tough match. it was very exciting when it got to two. you didn't know who was going to win. and then

mark two outs. jose reyes comes into score. davis fly ball to left field. nate mcclouth giving chase what a catch. the orioles still following this game and with the indians 5-4 win over the white sox the o's eliminated from the playoffs. >> it's been a rough 24 hours for the o's. last night manny machado went down. his foot caught awkwardly on the bag. no major ligament damage but he tore his medial patella ligament which will require six to eight wee weeks. >> these next few days of training camp will get them down the final 23 players. one of those guys will be healthy enough to take the ice. the center is coming off injury plagued 2012 season but getting back has been tough. he strained his hip flex sir two weeks ago and -- flexor and following today he has experienced another setback. >> you can probably tell i'm a little bit on edge. i played last night and felt great. a little rusty but as far as health wise felt great and then started off today and halfway through just kind of tightened up a little bit so it's very tough. >> definitely want him to get back soon. >> the redskins rookie ramb

davis. also...give it up for mark, stephanie, and hanna. give it up for them. >> announcer: coming up, todd davis takes montel inside lifelock's command center. but first... >> i'm taking a stand against identity theft because i believe it's become prolific. i mean, it's epidemic in proportion. >> announcer: he's taken on organized crime, wall street criminals, even international terrorists. now america's mayor is taking on identity theft. >> i think i know a little bit about security. i would never think, in a million years, i could protect my own identity. you got to get professional help here. >> announcer: it's one of the fastest growing crimes in america. before you even know you're a victim, it can rob you of your hard-earned money... >> $5,000 or $6,000 out of my checking account. >> two automobiles were purchased. >> $112,000 on my credit. >> announcer: ...destroy your good name... >> it ruined my ability to get credit. >> announcer: ...and turn your life upside down. >> i could have been arrested, and i could have been serving time.

mark a milestone here at kqed. this is the final broadcast of "this week in northern california." it was hosted by belva davisor much of its 24 seasons and it's been a privilege for me to follow her and sit in this chair. after tonight, we'll be off the air for app month to prepare for a new chapter. on october 18th, we launch a new program, kqed newsroom. i'll be joined by scott schaefer. we'll continue to provide thoughtful analysis of current affairs with additional field reporters and newsmaker interviews. and scott and i will be on location throughout the bay area with a series of forums called open newsrooms this month to hear your thoughts about the issues and challenges in your communities. please go to kqed.news.org for more information. for now, good-bye. and we plan to see you on friday, october 18th, with the launch of kqed newsroom in our new time slot, 8:00 p.m. thanks so much for watching. good night. >>> our goal is to be the go-to place for news analysis, for interviews with key newsmakers. >> we're not just going to be talking at our viewers and our listeners but we're going to be talking wi

richard alan davis was convicted of her murder and sentenced to death. her father mark klaas formed the klaas kids foundation. it helps the parents of other children who have been abducted. >>> this morning two women are recovering after a barbecue explosion. it happened yesterday afternoon on westline drive at robert crown memorial state beach. firefighters say a cooking spray aerosol can was too close to the barbecue. the two women age 66 and 45 were airlifted to santa clara valley medical center. the 45-year-old woman has since been released. the other woman is listed in stable condition. >>> police are also launching a criminal investigation into an explosion and fire that severely burned three men in santa cruz. this happened yesterday afternoon in a garage of an apartment on 3rd street near lybrant avenue. witnesses heard several explosions and saw the injured men running out screaming. the fire caused about $100,000 damage to several cars and buildings. >>> right now it's 6:47. it's time to check in with torrey campbell for a look at what's coming up on mornings

davis for his second td. watch that. the niners over the rams 35-11. across the pond in the uk, the steelers and vikings play sunday at wembley stadium in london, so mark your calendars. electronic arts has reached a settlement in the legal battle over its ncaa college football video game, but no details were released of what players will be paid for the use of the likenesses. ea also cancelled next year's college football video game. >>> a legend and a class act. yankees retiring closer mariano rivera made his last appearance at home in a very emotional moment. with two outs in the ninth inning, yankee captain derek jeter and pitcher andy pettitte went out to the mound to take him out of the game. and with tears in his eyes, rivera was given a huge standing ovation that lasted four minutes. >>> police in san francisco have actually arrested a suspect and will charge him with homicide in a stabbing of a dodgers fan just a few blocks away from at&t park on wednesday. 24-year-old jonathan denver died after a confrontation with giants fans. >>> baseball commissioner bud selig says he will retire in january 2015. he will have served 22 years. that is the s

thank commissioner christian davis and it also falls on me the opportunity to let you all know and there is a copy there, that we have received recognition from state senator mark leno congratulating us on the work that we do. i will make sure this hangs in our office where so many other certification where the human rights commission plaques rest. i would like to in invite belinda christian and davis to take us through the award part of this meeting and thanks for coming. >> good evening. thank you so much for coming, for taking the time to come and fill the chamber tonight to help us celebrate the memory and the anniversary of the march on washington. we don't have a lot of time tonight, so i don't think commissioner davis or i are going to spend a lot of time speaking, but there were a couple of things that i just wanted to note. the march on washington took place on the centennial of the emancipation proclamation which was enacted in january of 1863. the march on washington also took place on the anniversary of em it hills murder. he had been murdered 8 years before the march. this is 58th year since that horrendous event. as the staff member, the hrc staff

well, tonight, mark strassmann tells us about one industry that is seeing a lot of jobs growth, and that's automobiles. >> this is basically the beginning of the plant. >> reporter: jessie davis started on the assembly line at this v.w. plant in chattanooga. today this 37-year-old mother of three is a supervisor. >> i've jumped three levels in three years. so it's made me that much more hungry. >> reporter: you started out here building cars, you ended up building a career? >> correct. >> reporter: five years ago, chattanooga beat out 400 other cities to become the home of this plant. it cost v.w. $1 billion to build. more than 2500 workers here assemble the passat sedan. they belong to the manufacturing middle-class america is trying to rebuild. v.w.'s plant workers with overtime average $50,000 a year. >> the main jobs that were here were like heavy-duty, nasty manufacturing jobs and they've gone. they're few and far between now so volkswagen coming in as a team member making $14, $15 an hour it was a big jump for a lot of people in this area. >> reporter: these jobs are nonunion and pay less than auto union or national averages but any new manufacturing jobs are hard to cr

mark, and quite small, on the backs of them. so, i think this is a cut-out plate center. see, if that had been a real plaque, made as a block, nowadays, by harry daviscut-out plate center-- ha ha! i suppose we're down to £150, 200. something like that. it's a great shame. but it's still a beautiful piece. but the pride of this whole thing are these little tiny figures. there are two of them. these came from him? yes, yes. i vaguely remember these little things. what they are are little miniature candle extinguishers for putting out a candle by dousing it out like that-- and in the miniature form. only a few miniatures were made by worcester. and one was sold about eight years ago at auction, which was a colored one, and it fetched an enormous amount of money. but these are in the white. and they're absolutely beautiful. two! i don't know how he managed to get the two. but this would've been a fight between him and the candle extinguisher collectors. they're mad keen on these little candle extinguishers. and they're marked "worcester" underneath the bottom. right. genuine worcester. probably the date-- somewhere around about the 1885, 1890 period. so

. >> mark klaus can never bring his daughter back but in the years he made certain the death has some meaning today we have amber alerts and three strikes law because richard allen davisad been a repeat offender. he's in san quentin now, sentenced to death. >> i will witness that execution with great joi. yes. i'll drink champagne after he is snuffed. and i love it if the last thing he saw were my eyes. because i know the last thing my daughter saw were his eyes. he saw the near her eyes. he would see the hatred in mine. >> beyond three strikes and amber alerts the kidnapping led to requirements requiring sex offenders register where they skplif based on mistakes police made there is a new solt of fbi protocols for missing children cases. mark klaus says he plans to observe the anniversary with close friends and police and volunteers as well as survivors of kidnappings and families he's helped. in the newsroom, abc 7 news. >> thank you, wayne a lot of happened in 20 years. developing news tonight. un security council voted to secure and destroy syria's chemz -- chemical weapons stockpile. vote happened less than an hour ago. it's a major break through in the fight to

. >> mark klaus can never bring his daughter back but in the years he made certain the death has some meaning today we have amber alerts and three strikes law because richard allen davisn a repeat offender. he's in san quentin now, sentenced to death. >> i will witness that execution with great joi. yes. i'll drink champagne after he is snuffed. and i love it if the last thing he saw were my eyes. because i know the last thing my daughter saw were his eyes. he saw the near her eyes. he would see the hatred in mine. >> beyond three strikes and amber alerts the kidnapping led to requirements requiring sex offenders register where they skplif based on mistakes police made there is a new solt of fbi protocols for missing children cases. mark klaus says he plans to observe the anniversary with close friends and police and volunteers as well as survivors of kidnappings and families he's helped. in the newsroom, abc 7 news. >> thank you, wayne a lot of happened in 20 years. developing news tonight. un security council voted to secure and destroy syria's chemz -- chemical weapons stockpile. vote happened less than an hour ago. it's a major break through in the fight to take p

. >> mark klass can never bring his daughter back, but in the years since polly's death has meaning. we have amber alerts and the three strikes law because richard alan davisuintin sentenced to death. >> i will witness the execution with great joy. yes. i will drink champagne after he is snuffed and i would love it if the last thing he saw were my eyes because i know the last thing my daughter saw were his eyes. high -- he saw the fear in her eyes and he would see the hatred in mine. >> mark klass says he plans to observe the anniversary with close friends and police who worked on the case as well as survivors of kidnappings and the families he has helped. in the newsroom, abc7 news. >> stropping words. strong words. >>> now it is it is the wettest september in decades and more is on the way. here is ginger sze. >> and that is just one of the crazy scenes playing out across the pacific northwest. from organize -- from oregon to washington they are plowing through a second day of record rain. >> it scares the hell out of me. that's pretty intimidating. >> it just came down. it was a day luge. >> more than a month's worth of water in less than 24 hours. sink

he's using #makedclisten and mark takano is tanlgi itaking a from kanye west. ted cruz i'd like you finish but wendy davis had the best filibuster of all-time. love it or hate it this is your government at work. dana bash on capitol hill this morning, what's he talking about now? >> reporter: a took a peek at the senate floor and he was talking about ashton kutcher. with talking for almost 19 hours, you kind of run out of things to say and one little teaser, we're going to definitely play this for our viewers in the next hour. he was talking about "star waz" saying to fellow senator mike lee he was his father and did this in the darth vader justice. i cannot do it justice. we have to play it for people to understand. let's look at the reason why he is giving this very long speech. >> madam president. >> reporter: ted cruz seized the senate floor and vowed not to let go. >> i intend to speak in support of defunding obama care until i am no longer able to stap. >> reporter: this is theater, whether he speaks for hours the vote timing and outcome will be the same. cruz aides fully admit he's using the senate

. >> mark klass can never bring his daughter back, but in the years since polly's death has meaning. we have amber alerts and the three strikes law because richard alan davisquintin sentenced to death. >> i will witness the execution with great joy. yes. i will drink champagne after he is snuffed and i would love it if the last thing he saw were my eyes because i know the last thing my daughter saw were his eyes. high -- he saw the fear in her eyes and he would see the hatred in mine. >> mark klass says he plans to observe the anniversary with close friends and police who worked on the case as well as survivors of kidnappings and the families he has helped. in the newsroom, abc7 news. >> stropping words. strong words. >>> now it is it is the wettest september in decades and more is on the way. here is ginger sze. >> and that is just one of the crazy scenes playing out across the pacific northwest. from organize -- from oregon to washington they are plowing through a second day of record rain. >> it scares the hell out of me. that's pretty intimidating. >> it just came down. it was a day luge. >> more than a month's worth of water in less than 24 hours. sin

and in baseball, chris davis set a new baltimore orioles season single record when he belted his 51st home run of the year. he had been tied at 50 with brady anderson who set the mark in the 1990s. that's a look at your sports for this hour. >> for decades republicans had it this their own way in texas but a massive grassroots group is working to change that. they're working to change the state from red to blue. heidi zhou castro has more. >> reporter: 37 years as a democratic presidential candidate won the state's electoral vote. but battleground texas said the crowd is playing to isn't as tough as it seems. [♪ music ] >> so we think that texas is not a red state. we think that there are just a lot of texans that don't vote. >> reporter: battlegrounds leader jen brown helped obama win ohio in 2012. she said texas has plenty of democrats, among them many hispanic. they just don't turn out at the polls. >> if that changes and more texans are involved in the process we'll see more competitive elections. >> reporter: independent polling shows obama over romney by 41 points. and it will be the majority population here by 2020. still, less than 40% of eligible hispanic

steve's throw to first is a little off the mark, chris davis' glove run into and. that did allow the fans to give him a big ovation as he exited. davis was voted team mvp today. by the way, tests on that wrist were negative. it turned out to be a good game. the orioleswere down 5-0 but they came back. the orioles win and finish their season eight games over 500. . >>> from 50 days old to 50 years old, generations come together. what do they all have in common? they're all gbmc babies. . >> in baltimore county this weekend, babies joined people decar than them who were all born in the same hospital. the hospital is celebrating 50 years of deliver ris. thiswas at the 13th annual legacy chase. . >> eight months ago, she was born with low blood sugar so that went she couldn't retain sugar levels and this were very accommodating. >> all the money that we raise is going to our pediatric services so our pediatric emergency department, our pediatric inpatient unit, our knee know natal -- neonatal intensive care unit. >> that money goes to good use. >>> and now, from a bshg