and i couldn't see anything. >> reporter: for 21 years mary anne franco was blind.ome and hurt her neck, had to have surgery. she awoke in the hospital recovery room and without thinking spoke to a nurse she could actually see. >> i said, lady, you with all that purple on you, i says get over here and give me something for pain and my niece says, what did you say, mary? >> reporter: that is when it hit her. for the first time in more than two decades mary anne franco's world wasn't dark. >> a miracle. >> reporter: dr. john afshar, the neurosurgeon who operated on her has a hard time explaining it. >> i've never seen or heard of it. >> reporter: a mystery to the doctor but not to mary anne. she calls it an act of god. >> 20/50. >> i believe he went ahead and give it to me. he give me back my sight. i really believe this with all my heart. >> very lucky fall for that woman. >> maybe increased flood flow to a section of her brain. >> incredible. good for her. >>> "action news", delaware valley's leading news program, with matt o'donnell, tamala edward, karen rodgers an

this is mary anne noland.nd this is her obituary that ran yesterday in the "richmond times dispatch." this is true, okay. "faced with the prospect of voting for either donald trump or hillary clinton, mary anne noland of richmond chose, instead, to pass into the eternal love of god on sunday, may 15, 2016, at the age of 68." ( cheers and applause ) now that's keeping it 100. right there. man! oh, man. this election crap will be over in six months, everyone. there's light at the end of the tunnel. just keep moving towards the light. no, not that light! not that light! except for you, mary anne! move towards that light! yes, yes. as for the rest of us, it's time to check in with the unblackening. while the democrats split their primaries, donald trump won the oregon primary easily. although, winning 67% percent of the vote in an uncontested primary is actually not that impressive. ( laughter ) really, look, if i was playing basketball by myself, and the other team still managed to get 33 point on me... i'd be wo

joining us from boston mary ann marsh and katie paf issue will.just got this statement in from mr. mccoy. this is about how much money was actually donated from the vets from that benefit. i approached the clinton campaign to see if they could help provide some press context, which they did, adding to my own. i appreciate their help in bringing attention to my message. so, his whole protest goes up in smoke because now is he associated with trump's competitor, am i wrong. >> look, i think if anybody has a right to protest is mr. mccoy who i believe served in the marines. but the problem here is hillary clinton's campaign actually helped orchestrate this. it wasn't a very big protest. and, when you look at the numbers, veterans support donald trump over hillary clinton two to one. i don't think they necessarily like hillary clinton's comments in the fall, saying the problems with the v.a. are not necessarily widespread and quite frankly they are disappointed in the way she has handled foreign policy under president obama's administration. and i don

that's when he should do it. >> bernie has been dodging me, mary anne.rnie famous putting him on before he was running. i'mq sure you think he should drop out, right? nominee. on i]sunday, the press conferen was like a hostage video. hefá was outlining how he was going to flip the delegates, the 3a1 uátt(uq&9bátáqp, have been the rules for 30ht years andxd people on his campaign helped design them. i think you're seeing the real bernie sanders unfortunately wh% isn't really interested inñr th democratic party. >> veryg they'rec going to send what's hr name in florida,Ñi debbie wasserman schultz? they'll send her to okbernie'sÑ house. that will do e1it. bernie will xdquit. >> no,'s not going to fallhfgr it because he has a message. he wants to take it all the way. >>e1 once debbie shows up, he'l do anything.c he'll do anything. trump says he'll get democrats, leslie. i think he will. i think he'll get conservative >0=iqm1ñc people who are not enamored with secretary clinton. i thinkw3 some of them are goin to vote for donald trump. >> the people who don't

joining us from boston mary ann marsh and katie pavlich a republican. heard the talking points memo. you heard charles. how do you think the women voters are going to respond to all the personal attacks that we all know will be launched? katie? >> okay. i think that women voters in general are going to tune out. women in general decide that they are not going to be part of malicious personal attacks. they really do want to focus on the issues. if donald trump wants to win women, which he needs to considering they make up a majority of the electorate. i think he should start courting bernie sanders voters. he is courting women on the left. he should focus there if he wants to move forward in the general election with female voters. we were talking about this "new york times" piece with donald trump. donald trump had issues with women before the "new york times" piece came out. is he going to have issues moving forward unless he does something to show that he is presidential and can he really stand up and get past all of the personal attacks that women do

a anne-marie? >> thank you hena. >>> well, donald trump responded to president obama's swipe at him. last night, trump posted this tweet, first quoting the president. in politics and in life, ignorance is not a virtual. this is a primary reason that president obama is the worst president in u.s. history. well, president obama says by refusing to vote on his nominee to the supreme court, merrick garland, republican senate leaders are setting a dangerous precedent. in an interview with buzzfeed news, mr. obama said inaction by republicans could cost them in the future. >> let's say the republican president in the future is trying to appoint somebody, democrats are going to do the same thing and it's going to be tit for tat and we'll have a situation in which we can't fill our supreme court, and that then means that laws are going to be different in different states and different jurisdictions and people are going to be confused about what the rules are. that's not how democracy is supposed to work. >

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i grew up with my mother talking about mary ann anderson and how important she was to america. >> yeahto see that history continuing. >> then i got to know denyce graves when she was in high school here and i followed her as a friend ever since. amazing. amelia is coming back after the break with a look at ahead some sunshine can you believe it coming tomorrow. >>> and we'll show you a wild anim al vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay and providing free, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbors. ♪ stand by me >>> grooving it to the music. a wild alaskan moose caught on camera playing with some wind chimes and seemed to be enjoying the jam. it happened around 10:30 at night. the owner of the house heard the chimes and a sudden thump on her porch. she managed to catch the animal on camera without away. it really does seem to be having a good time. >> looked pretty deliberate too. >>> well, if you haven't been a

her husband the obit wasn't a partying shot at either candidate just a way for mary ann's children toe of humor. tam. >> thank you, matt. >>> two creative companies in new york city battle it out with post it note window art. >>> and a model who claims bill cosby sexually abused her at the playboy mansion is now also suing the founder of playboy magazine. those stories and more when "action news" comes right back. >> ♪ >> developing now on "action news a gunman ambushes a teen at his front door. >> bill cosby faces another lawsuit and another notable name in the claim. >> sixers land first pick in the nba draft in what could be a rebuilding year for the gleam we're going to deal with some more rain. >> people have just about had it. next couple days looking pretty good but today is kind of overcast but this morning it could be damp in some spots. getting a real light rainfall up in allentown or thereabouts, back in through berks county and there are some breaks in the action as we start to look at this pattern of rain down below

>> reporter: all of a sudden mary ann could see.ver seen anything like it. >> i really don't have a scientific explanation. >> reporter: his theory? >> mrs. franco's vision was impaired from her accident 20 years ago and it could have been a result of the artery being kinked, and then when we performed the surgery itself, we unknowingly probably unkinked that vessel, re-established blood flow and, therefore, she could have regained her vision. >> really good to see you. >> oh, 6, 2, 9, 2, 5. >> that's not bad, 20/50. >> reporter: and if you think mary ann regaining sight is incredible, get this, she says she was color-blind before her accident and now she cannot only see but in color too. >> you're wearing blue and brown and your tie is kind of brownish. yeah, you're so handsome. >> oh, thank you. >> what a sweet woman, and mary ann's daughter recently flew in from michigan to see her mom, and mary ann, she just couldn't stop talking about her daughter's appearance. she says she hopes to truly see the rest of her family this summer.

good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. donald trump will hold a news conference today to address questions over millions of dollars his foundation raised for veterans. the money was raised when trump skipped out on a scheduled republican debate in january and held a fundraiser instead. donald trump is expected to set the record straight today about his fundraising efforts on behalf of veterans. >> we just raised almost $6 million for the vets. >> the presumptive gop nominee has come under scrutiny for failing to disclose where the money went. he brushed the issue aside while courting vets at an annual motorcycle event in washington, d.c., on sunday, while tearing into his likely democratic opponent, hillary clinton. >> she thinks the v.a. is doing good. if she thinks they're doing a good job, then i've been wasting a lot of time because i know the vets, and they are miserable with what's happening. >> clinton remains locked in a tight battle in california with rival bernie sanders. the vermont senator attended game seven o

i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. i'm anne-marie green.a great day. ,,,,,, i'm kenny choi. and i'm michelle griego. time is 4-- here's roberta >>> >>> good morning. it is monday, may 16th. this is a live look at levi's stadium where there is a big beyonce concert. the warriors are playing, and also the a's. it is a busy day in the bay area >> it's going to be fun tonight, though. it's going to be great weather if you're heading out to oracle later this evening. leading up to that, we have a warmer day slated. but when that sea breeze kicked in last night, did you guys feel the difference? the marine layer has pushed in a good 50 miles. temperatures are in the 50s. we have a wind increase today 20 miles an hour. later today we're going to be talking about temperatures topping off in the mid-80s, but that's nothing. wait until you see the 90s. i'll tell you which day to expect that. let's say good morning to giana >> delays in both directions on 580 already starting. other than that, road work on the upper ander

i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. i'm anne-marie green. great day. ,,,, c1 >>> good morning, everyone. a live look out at the bay bridge down on the embarcadero. what a beautiful view, tuesday, may 24. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm kenny choi. how's the weather shaping up out there? >>> looking good with a little bit of drizzle and showers and a whole lot of a little. that's what is happening. we fired up the kpix 5 doppler to prove no rain yet. but there could be this afternoon. how about traffic? >>> over at the bay bridge toll plaza, wide open to kickstart your tuesday morning. no traffic delays getting into the city and bart was on time. it was a rough commute yesterday and we'll continue to keep the latest on kpix traffic. >> all right. thank you. >>> a vallejo neighborhood is mourning a little boy who died in a fire and it's believed what his own father set it.

. >> with us now here in new york city mary anne marsh a democrat and lisa booth.e it better -- women have it better than men. >> i am a woman. i have my own business and write my own column. if you are someone like hillary clinton you are constantly seeing life through the eyes of a victim. she is constantly trying to project herself as a victim in society. >> if a man raises his voice to you, i don't know why they would, maybe you are knowing on thursday. i don't know. the tone goes up. is this a major issue? because it seems like men are on the defensive sometimes these days. >> well, i think the whole tone thing is absolutely ridiculous. look, hillary clinton is running to be commander and chief. she is running to oversee the world's largest super power yet, she continues to talk about bernie sanders and donald trump's tone. she has even accused her campaign has accused bernie sanders of sexism. do you honestly think that vladimir putin or iran. >> i didn't hear that. bernie sanders sexism. >> bill clinton made a remark. >> bill did. >> i said her campaign. do

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i'm anne-marie green. in germany this morning, at least one person was killed when a knife-wielding man started stabbing people at a munich area railway station. police say the suspect attacked four passengers with a knife at a station east of munich. a suspect is under arrest. it's also reported the assailant shout shout god is great during the attack. >>> there's been some nasty weather. a string of tornadoes that swept across the plains left at least two people dead. a tornado emergency was declared in parts of oklahoma. at least 12 tornadoes were reported yesterday in oklahoma, kansas, nebraska, and iowa. eric fischer, chief meteorologist of our boston station wbz, is following this severe weather system. >> reporter: unfortunately, a deadly day of weather kicked off the week here, especially across the plains. notice a large number of tornado reports. over a dozen of them. what was different between this outbreak and a couple that really didn't live up to maybe the expectations earlier on this season,

mary ann tighe, thank you for your time.oming up on bloomberg markets, bernie sanders is refusing to give up his for the white house. is he behind the scenes, assuring the party to do his part to the donald trump. a bloomberg news exclusive next. ♪ shery: welcome back. now to u.s. politics, bernie sanders continues his fight against hillary clinton for the democratic nomination. many in the party here that sanders threatening to take the fight all the way to the convention is helping donald trump. says heinority whip believes sanders is doing his part, saying, "i'm convinced as bernie sanders has said repeatedly, he will be on the team to defeat donald trump." sahil joins us from washington. we have seen such a defiant stance on sanders. sahil: we absolutely have. it is a remarkable contrast. he is telling supporters what he needs to tell them to keep them energized all the way through the primary. he is eyeing california which has hundreds of delegates. what he is telling democrats privately is not to worry. he is not going

i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. i'm anne-marie green. ,,,,,, >>> hope you're having a good start to this monday morning a live look at the beautiful bay bridge. it's may 23. >> and it's 4:30 on this monday morning. and we have a check of the weather. >>> that's right. and we have a full house today, george with traffic. >> indeed, we do. >> tell feel cooler today, the weekend was a little cooler with the clouds out there, and we have partly cloudy skies right now and we have a chance of showers for one part of the bay area this afternoon. we'll tell you where it is coming up. >>> and in traffic, we're tracking an accident in the hills above woodside. first, road work upper deck and lower deck on the bridge, and a quick look at the ride true oakland -- through oakland, the nimitz, and you will find

mary anne nolan chose to pass into the eternal love of god sunday.ot on bravely battled and succumbed to lung cancer. she threw down the gauntlet for obnoxious celebrities who threatened to leave the country. but can you come tbiert escape routes? if you want to take a strong stance, go big or go home, starlets, like mary anne did. if you have weird stories would you like to see in the "topical storm," tweet me on kennedynation. and use #topicalstorm. u.s.a. miracle on ice goalie jim craig auctioning off his medal for his grandkids. bobby, stick around for that. being stolen. that is cyber-crime. and it affects each and every one of us. microsoft created the digital crimes unit to fight cyber-crime. we use the microsoft cloud to visualize information so we can track down the criminals. when it comes to the cloud, trust and security are paramount. we're building what we learn back into the cloud to make people and organizations safer. burning, pins-and-needles of beforediabetic nerve pain, these feet played shortstop in high school, learned the horn f

i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. " i'm anne-marie green., >>> linda macdonald is captioning for you in real time. >>> good morning. it is friday, may 27. you know, on this day, in 1937, the golden gate bridge opened up. so happy birthday, golden gate bridge! where are the candles? >> too bad you can't see it out there. >> it's foggy. >> still happy birthday. >> i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. time now 4:30. roberta, it is friday. we're excited? how's the weekend weather looking? >> it is friday! [ applause ] >> we'll have a warmup through monday. right now this is what you can expect heading out. a little bit of stratus next to the golden gate bridge lining the san mateo coast. temperatures 40 in santa rosa to mid-50s in san jose. later today the abundance of sunshine back to the beaches. upper 50s there. and we're talking 90 in fairfield. the complete forecast is coming up. george? >> who is going to add his birthday greetings here to the golden gate bridge. an easy ride here in the southbound direction. did talk to the sergeant's

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mary ann nolan died in richmond.he was 68 years old and technically it was lung cancer that killed her, but nolan's family says she always had a sense of humor. one of her sons opened the obituary with the line faced with the prospect of voting for donald trump or hillary clinton, mary ann nolan chose to pass into the eternal love of god. it is nice to see the family sort of kept her spirit alive. she obviously had a very wicked sense of humor. >> obviously. >>> here's a question of a lot of us can relate to. how many of you work long hours? >> most people in this town, but millions of people just qualified to make a little extra money out of it, so who gets a piece of that >>> we are looking at a rapidly changing weather situation. skies are clearing, but we're not out of the woods yet. >>> unemployment twice as high for blacks as it is for whites and making less money too. the new and strong reaction to an ominous what happens when an all-encompassing brain scan is followed up with an all-em