the blood mobiles are parked on the meridian side. if you get there, look on the meridian side. we welcome walk hng in, walk-in. but there is time to make an appointment go. to nbc bay area.com/bay area proud and i have all of the information right there. and i am going to have a lot of water and a lot of cold drinks. my car is packed right now so i'm ready because it is going to be warm. the blood mobiles are air conditioned of course. >> perfect. because san jose is going to climb into the 90s. i will say this though, garvin, by 2:00, that's hen it is expected to get the hottest and it will be in the cooler time frame. >> we will be winding up. get there early. >> head out there now before it gets really hot. >>> not much cooling even along the coast even for those who were trying to escape the heat. however look at this beautiful shot of the golden gate bridge. this is the view from the tower cam, we have the clouds with the fog, the iconic golden gate bridge, and san francisco, today, will manage to climb into the 70s. so it is a little bit more comfortable for today. the cu

his son, my great-grandfather was born a few blocks from here on meridian street. son served this neighborhood in congress and then went on to serve as president of the united states. [cheering and applause] my dad had the honor of serving this community as wellin congress. [cheering and applause] >> a certain point you got to learn you just up and you can't compete. thank you, buddy. i'm here because my family has always appreciated that story. they had known what it meant to be from a place and believe in the promise of this country. to know that their own history meant that not everybody barrier was broken down for every heart pass was feared but that here in america there was that shot for any striving family and a chance to build a home to make the mo most. i know that like my family there are millions of others that are here but believe in that chance and that strive for that moment to provide for the families and build a better future for the place they call home. i know that through fate but oftentimes through choices made by this country and by our governm

and then they went and bought meridian. then one day he got into michigan, another day, w jersey and pennsylvania. and we started buying other operators. and as the business evolved through the eighties, one day, it was not injust a valley town buss and a rural business. espn and hbo and cnn came along. bait was suburban and and so there were 30,000 cable franchises awarded, and eventually, they needed to consolidate to be more like a tv business or phone business, where you had larger service areas, and that's when comcast really stepped on the pedal. david: so in the early eighties, thanchises were being awarded around the country as cable tv became more popular because, as you mentioned, so did you compete to buy those, or did you buy them from people who already won their franchise? brian: a little bit of bot there was franchising wars was one era. that got aittle crazy. and my dad had incredible integrity, be and one of the, eve, hallmarks of comcast was live up to what you say you' gonna do as best as you possibly can

local saloon, served in the state senate. , my great-grandfather, was born a few blocks from here on meridiant. neighborhoodd this in congress. he went on to serve as president of the united states. [applause] my dad had the honor of serving this community as well in congress. [laughter] [applause] at a certain point, you have to give up and realize you aren't going to compete. thanks, buddy. because my family has always appreciated that story. meant to beat it from a place and believe in the promise of this country. to know that their own history meant that not every barrier was broken down, not every hard path cleared. america, therein was that shot for any striving family. andchance to build a home make the most out of your dreams. family,hat, like my there are millions of others that are here now believe in that chance. that strive for that moment to build a better future for the place they call home. fate, what, through choices madehrough by this government, those barriers have been erected, not taken down. that far too many dreams have been blocked or deferred rather than realized. that

his son, my great-grandfather, was born a few blocks of your on meridian street. served this neighborhood in congress. and then went on to serve as president of united states. [applause] my dad had the honor of serving this community as well in congress. [applause] at a certain point you have to give up and realize they are not going to compete here thanks, buddy. i'm here because my family has always appreciated that story. has known what it meant to be from a place and believe in the promise of this country. to know that throughout history, not every barrier was broken down, not every hard path cleared, but that here in america there was that shot for any striding family, the chance to build a home and make the most out of your dreams. and i know that, like my family, there are millions of others that are here that believed in that chance, that strive for that moment to provide for the film and that a future for the place they call home. and i know that through fate, but oftentimes through choices made by this country, by our government, that those barriers have

just got to the scene.>> reporter: this is the food max supermarket here at the intersection of meridianigators are still working in the parking lot, they have brought their mobile crime lab and have a large section blocked off of the parking lot, police tell us this happened around 12:40 this afternoon in west san jose, a man was discovered shot here in the parking lot, he was rushed to an area hospital, the nearest one is valley medical center, the closest trauma center where he was pronounced dead. now investigators are trying to piece together exactly what happened and who shot him and why, and the other information behind this homicide was the day is the cities 25th of 2019. additionally there are patrons using not only the store but some of the other businesses and is complex who are unable to get their vehicles because they are on the other side of the police crime tape so officers are bringing people in one by one to get to their vehicles because they don't want to disturb any kind of forensic evidence in the parking lot, not only close to where the body was discovered also anywh

a man was found with a gunshot wound in a parking lot in meridian this afternoon. the victim died at the hospital. no word yet on potential suspects. this is san jose's 25th homicide this year. also in san jose, a woman is that after an overnight fire swept through her mobile home. the elderly woman was in a wheelchair. she cannot escape. no word yet on the cause. if you are wondering around san francisco's golden gate park at night, you could have company. officials are saying two mountain lines have been spotted in recent weeks. one on the west end and the other at lake merced. officials are warning keep your dogs on a leash and please pick up your small children. >> a rally tonight, protests the deportation of a young bay area woman. kpix reports that her doctors say she could die if she is forced back to guatemala. >> tonight, teachers and students from cal state east bay are here at hayward city hall rallying for the rights of a former student. a legal immigrant who received a deportation order from the truck and ministration. that former student is isabel. sh

1:00 this afternoon, officers found a man with a gunshot wound in a parking lot at parkmoor and meridianes. victim was transported to the hospital, but later died. no word on potential suspects. >>> a mechanic with american airlines is accused of sabotaging a plane in florida. that came perilously close to taking off with about 150 people on board. why prosecutors think the mechanic from tracy did it. >> reporter: it was just after push back. american airlines flight twin cities 2824 was headed for the bahamas. the engine powered up and an error message appeared. security camera footage shows a man getting access to the airplane's air data -- a criminal complaint says he put a piece of foam there to obstruct the equipment. it was coworkers who later identified that man as abdul ali artan. ahmed alani. court sketches here show alani's first appearance at federal court in miami. thursday, alani admitted to the crime. he says his intention was not to cause harm to the aircraft or his passengers, but he was upset about contract negotiations between the union workers and american airlines. >>

and this is youth art exchange, lake meridian high school and other neighborhood non-profits celebrating an event, annual spring event in the plaza for the first time. challenges we have in our district include ever-increasing high rents, design-challenged business spaces lead to long-term vacancies. property owners and business owners underinvest in their storefronts, giving some facades a beat-up, shop-worn experience. and perspective development projects threaten to take away sidewalk-level storefronts. and replace them. opportunities. there's a high interest in the neighborhood for public art events and entertainment, as well as tree planting and landscaping, as i said. o.a.a. is working to program free public events and install new public artworks on the corridor. new businesses establishing an ocean avenue, to bring the potential for business owners to participate and advocating for the ocean avenue community. development projects on ocean have the potential to provide new retail spaces in a variety of sizes. looking back from '17-'18, when this report was prepared, or focused on,

officers found a man with a gunshot wound in a parking lot at parkmoor and meridian avenues. that victim died at the hospital later, but no word yet on potential suspects. homide this ye alone. >>> also in san jose, a woman is dead after an overnight fire swept through her mobile home. elderly woman was in a wheelchair, could not get out. no word yet on the cause of the fire. >>> a wildfire in the sierra kicking up a lot of smoke riitb acres in the plymouth national forest. this time lapse shows the massive plumes of smoke. fire officials saying the winds there have been erratic and pushed flames close to homes in parts of plumas county. flames first broke out wednesday. at last check, this fire is zero percent contained. >>> this fire exploded in size overnight. the red bank fire is in a rural area used mostly by cattle ranchers. it is about 6500 acres. officials believe it was sparked by lightning after a storm swept through the region. >>> 29 year old tourist fell to her death in yosemite national park. park officials are telling us danielle burnet was climbing the half do

, and when undercover officers intervened, they took what police call a pusher's backpack to the meridian staying. when that so-called pusher called his phone still in the backpack, the boys answered and demanded 100 euro and a gram of cocaine for its return. you can hear the backpack owner calling police for help retrieving his property. undercover officers responded and confronted the teens who said after they didn't know the men were police officers. prosecutors say finn elder admitted stabbing rega with this marine-style knife and gabe natale fought off and ran away. at this news conference, he said he couldn't fire his weapon at the suspects running away because it would violate policy and he was busy helping his mortally wounded colleague. but now italian media has reported varriale has changed his account, admitting they did not have their service weapons, their handcuffs or police identification and that they were wearing shorts and t-shirts at the time. finn elder's attorney in rome tells abc news those admissions bolster both teens' statements they didn't know the officers were

the company is home meridian. it is recalling three drawer chests right there.hat could cause injury or death to children if the yurnt is not aked to a wall. they can call for a free kit or installation or a refund and your dog could lower the resale value of your home. akorgd to the "wall street journal," ram bungs dogs could retus the price of the property from 3 to 5%. furniture, carpet, damaged wood and smell. they advise homeowners to advise in a professional carpet cleaning service and keep any sign of pet out of sight during an open house. you need to be careful in california because you have to tell everybody everything there is to know about your house. so i would disclose. >> yes. >> right. >> if it's not obvious. >> fido lives here. >> don't come out while the appraiser is here. >> thanks, michael. >> a check of the weather, very hot outside. >> hopefully, changing very, very soon. san diego. i am and a nice sea breeze has kicked in. you see the flag behind me, it's now sway iing in the breeze andt continue come soon enough. let me show you live doppl

it happened outside the food max store on meridian avenue. police found a man with a gunshot wound.e died at the hospital. there's still a heavy police presence in the area. this is san jose's 25th home side of the year. >>> as coroners work to identify victims of the boat fire, another bay area man was aboard the conception. they say palo alto scientist sanil sandu was aboard. the coast guard says it is an operation that will take time in an effort to keep the vessel intact for further investigation. law firms are already reaching out to victims' families. >>> now to the ghost ship trial and what happens next. yesterday defendant max harris was acquitted while defendant derick almena remains in jail after the jury was unable to reach a unanimous verdict. >> abc7 news reporter leslie brinkley has been following the case. she's live with the latest today from oakland. >> reporter: we tried today to talk to both derick almena and max harris but their attorneys said they're not yet ready to do interviews. we also know that all eyes will be on the city of oakland with an upcoming civil

.>> reporter: meridian bracing for dorian know this is the last chance to prepare. the monster storm has slowed as it creeps towards the u.s. mainland after battling the bahamas as a category five and then 4 hurricane.>> our garage door has come off floating in high water.>> reporter: the storm stalls over the bahamas unleashing damage described as catastrophic. thousands of homes have been damaged or destroyed, dorian now setting its sights on america's atlantic coast but the unpredictability means forecasters are having trouble establishing its ultimate path.>> the only predictable thing at this point is it's unpredictable. >> reporter: even if it only brushes florida's coast as it moves up the eastern seaboard, some areas could still see 10 foot storm surges. millions of people through florida up to the carolinas are under evacuation orders. they're told to get out now before high wind forces some breezes to close. even hospitals are closing and transporting patients to other facilities.>> if the road gets flooded there's no way out. >> reporter: while the storm

it happened yesterday afternoon outside the food max at park more avenue and ma meridian avenue. they search for the killer. this is san jose's 25th homicide of the year. >>> now to the ghost ship case is leaving one big question mark for the district attorney. do they or do they not retry on manslaughter? >> reporter: because of the hung jury, derrick may face another trial or a new police deal. but his attorney said that he will not accept any other offer but time served. we will have a better shot the next time. we will not be handicapped by a codefendant. it was like transparently innocent. >> reporter: but a retrial could backfire for the prosecution. >> because he's by himself, he will not have a good guy and a bad guy. >> you take harris out of the equation and you take that out there. >> it is a new world after being in a damp cold hard cell going to these loving arms, people giving him smiles and him just being able to talk with whoever he wants to talk with. >> reporter: the defense that a new trial will be costly financially and emotionally. >> it is a mistake to retry

san police are also investigating a deadly shooting at the corner of park more avenue and meridian avenue that's where officers found a man suffering from a gunshot wound in a padking lot around 12 40 friday afternoon. he later died in the hospital. no arrests have been made so far this is san jose's 25th homicide this year lp to say. milpitas police say this woman right here on your screen from san jose is responsible for 2 per glories from 2 weeks ago after reviewing surveillance video from the scene officers arrested 48 year-old patricia de abreu police say the video showed her stealing a $1700 bike from a garage of one home and a package from another. breaking news this morning oakland raiders right receiver antonio brown requested the raiders to release him on his instagram post just this morning. he said in part quote you are going up his a lot of people off when you start doing what's best for you reports suggest he asked for the release after the raiders waited nearly $30 million of guaranteed money from brown's contract after finding him earlier in the week. coming up on the kron

and when undercover officers interviewed they took what police called a pusher's backpack to the meridian staying. when the so-called pusher called his phone in the backpack, the boys answered and demanded 100 euro and a gram of cocaine for its return. you could hear the backpack owner calling for help to retrieve his property. undercover officers responded and confronted the teens who said after they didn't know the men were police officers. prosecutors say finn elder admitted stabbing the police officer with a marine-style knife and gabe natalia fought him off and ran away. >> at the news conference, the commander said he couldn't fire his weapon at the suspect running away because it would violate policy and he was busy helping his wounded colleague. now, it is reported he changed his account in the deposition, admitting both of them did not have service weapons, handcuffs or police identification and they were wearing bermuda shorts and tee shirts at the time. finn elder's attorney in rome tells abc news that the admissions bolster the teens' statement they didn't know the officers we

of the psychologists the modern era said that war was psychosis and i'm thinking guess about the meridians i never have been able to understand why the war went on so long, because the commanders for the president wanted unconditional surrender? because we were taught that the deal was over after vicksburg. and then it went on two years. >> who wants to jump into that? how long do we have? [laughter] i think there's a host of reasons the war continued. and a lot of it had to do i think with the willingness of these people to continue to fight. >> yes. >> i have a statement and a question. the statement is for doctor murrayi know you're trying to work really hard at the university to restate the image of ulysses s grant.i want you to know that my great grandfather on my mother side dfof the family surrendered to grant at vicksburg, he lied to us grant he said he would proceeded to go to alabama in a different outfit. that's my statement. >> i was going to say one of the interesting things is that grant is the only commander on either side to have three armies completely surrendered to him a

that killed a man today officers say they found a man shot in a parking lot at park more avenue and meridian avenue about 12 40 this afternoon. he died at the hospital later. no arrests have been made san jose police asked anyone with information to call them. this is the city's 25th homicide of the year. and milpitas police say that this woman we were about to show you. also from san jose is responsible for 2 burglaries who she is they're saying that she's responsible for 2 burglaries from 2 weeks ago officers arrested 48 year-old patrician day of you. after reviewing surveillance video from the scene police say that the video shows a woman stealing a $1700 bicycle from an open garage of one home and a package from a different home. >>the other big story we continue to follow we now know the jury's decisions in the ghost ship fire trial. the jury acquitting max harris of all charges, not guilty. the jury couldn't reach a verdict for derrick elmen and tonight, the judge who presided over the case. his opening up kron forces seek with you and sat down one on one with the honorable trina thomp

and when undercover officers intervened they took what police called a pusher's backpack to the meridiantaying. when the so-called pusher called his phone still in the backpack, the boys answered and demanded 100 euro and a gram of cocaine for the return. you could hear the backpack owner calling police for help retrieving his property. undercover officers andrea varriale and mario cerciello rega responded and confronted the teens who said after they didn't know the men were police officers. prosecutors say finn elder admitted stabbing rega with this marine-style knife. they fought him off and ran away. at this police conference the commander said the varriale couldn't fire at the suspects run away because it would violate policy and he was busy helped his mortally wounded colleague. now he has changed his account in a deposition, admitting he and rega did not have service weapons, handcuffs or police identification, and that they were wearing bermuda shorts and t-shirts at the time. finn elder's attorney in rome tells abc news the admissions bolster both teens' statements they don't kno

his son, my great grandfather, was born a few blocks from here on meridian street.gress and then went on to serve as president of the united states. [ clapping ] >> i want to turn to you. it only took a minute before he referenced the former president of the united states. the kennedy name still has a lot of resonance. we saw a few moments ago of ed markey alongside alexander cass y -- >> i think we're in an interchange. kimberly will note the political culture of this space better than i do. there are two other people in this race. there's steve pemberton who's in this race, shann lease reirden who's in this race. there's something going on behind the scenes and the diversity in the democratic party. so there's a sense where alexander ocasio-cortez has made it clear she supports markey. kennedy's making a move here, but there's something underneath this election or this campaign that actually speaks to the fissures within the party. the dccc isn't acting well here. there's some stuff we need to get to. i'm particularlien intere-- intd in the story. >> the president

the nra members i know that hunt at first baptist church in pensacola or first baptist church in meridiani or tuscaloosa, alabama. these are all churches i went to, i can name a thousand baptist churches. we moved a lot. >> do you think the people in there want ar-15s? >> they want the shotguns. they want to go out hunting. there are some people that ant ar-15,. >> shotgun is the ultimate home defense. >> i was just going to say i'm not going to tell people what guns i have. i'm not going to tell people what guns i have, but trust me, nobody is getting in my house and it's not an ar-15. >> but you know, joe, part of this is on the extra the tick party and candidates who run for national offices, democrats, instead of going to states where there's strong, strong support for the nra and strong support nra, and the nra is the top of the house. there's only self-interest -- >> you're talking about the three washington lobbyists paid by hedge funds and loot the coffers of nra members. those three? >> the rest of the nra membership, terrific people. >> they support background checks. >> democra