nick smith is live at st. ry's cathedral, nick. >> reporter: kristin, good morning, look behind me, pallbearers are taking him to his final resting place. hundreds pouring in to st. mary's to say good-bye to one of their own, 14-year-old high school freshman rashawn williams. take a look at some of this video. the hearse carrying the body was another reminder that this would be the last time many who knew and loved the teen would have an opportunity to say good-bye. hundreds of friends and family and classmates of the sacred heart students packed mary's for a memorial service honoring the freshman football player. you know, williams was fatally stabbed outside this corner store in the mission district tuesday, september 2nd, police quickly arrested a 14-year-old classmate and charged him with william's murder. today, the focus was squarely on rashaun and how his untimely death brought so many people together. >> it's overwhelming to me. it leaves me speechless with with pain and with appreciation. >> its been a

reporter nick smith joins us with a potential threat for more damage. nick? >> cheryl, good afternoon. the new threat, our after slips. they're cracks like these and you can blame the napa quake. these cracks are called after slips because they shift the ground after the quake. just to show you how deep this is, this is my hand, this is my company iphone. look at it disappear. >> its all about crunching the data. >> 0.0.810. >> u.s. geological physicist is spending his day measuring, recording the size of gaps like this. the nonviolent shift in the ground following an earthquake is referred to as after slip. >> that is following the movement at depth which is larger. it's catching up with the surface. >> he said cracks like this are slow to appear and it can last from a month up to a year. >> it's slowing down a lot now. it will keep moving the next few weeks and months. there will probably be a few more inches of slip. >> look at this crack. a hole so deep the asphalt used to fill it and plug it up seems to sink into a bottomless pit. the city put up these s

nick smith is live in alameda tonight to explain how people who don't conserve are getting caught. nick? >> reporter: i have to tell you this lawn looks perfect but it does not need water because it is actually artificial turf. however, there are homes throughout the east bay not doing what they should when it comes to water con vags. that could get you noticed by your neighbors and a visit from east bay mud. >> we were just using too much water on the lawn. >> reporter: because of california's statewide ban, camille has reduced her water use. but other east bay mud users haven't been as concerned of either cutting back. >> and she's very, very prudent about her watering right now. she waters, i think it's, two or three times a week. and that's all. >> reporter: the folks at east bay mud are seeing record complaints about lawns that are too lush when others are little more than sticks and stones. >> i was calling earlier to follow-up to a report of water waste that we received about your house. >> reporter: jolene is with east bay mud. in january east bay mud averaged 20 water wast

nick smith has the details. >> reporter: the wait is nearly over and the final security pieces are being put in place. levi stadium is welcoming more than 70,000 49ers fans to the first regular season game in the new stadium. chris francis made the trip from rancho cucamonga. >> we got here earlier today. we'll be here until monday. i expect kaepernick to kick their butts as they did in the debut. >> reporter: the couple plans to head to avoid the traffic troubles that have been association with game day at levi stadium. after four sporting events, attempts to solve the parking and transportation woes have been mixed. long lines for trains, cars backing upside streets, signs warning of parking restrictions and confusing detours have left many frustrated drivers scratching their heads. tom johnson has never missed a home game. he's staying at the nearby hilton to avoid traffic issues. >> we're 25-year candlestick veterans. this is a walk in the park. >> reporter: the hotel put up these signs, but another concern may be the heat. >> tomorrow will be an evening game so i don't think it will

in santa clara, nick smith, abc 7 news. >>> the parking lots at levi stadium will open. at 1:30 this afternoon. gates open at 2:30. fans are asked to be in their seats by 5:00 p.m. for a special pregame show and other festivi y festiviti festivities. tickets are still available on resale websites. we have a full list of traffic and transit resources to get you to the game. they are on our website at abc7news.com. >>> lisa, nick talked a little bit about the heat in his story there. is that going to be a problem? >> we should see highs in the low 80s there. so certainly a warm day in the south bay. the on shore push not that strong throughout the day. so waiting for a significant cooldown. some clouds. >>> also next using cameras to fight crime. a bay area city wants more electronic eyes on the streets, but in this case, they belong to civilians, not the cops. >>> and chef rachael ray's >>> a north bay city is hoping to add hundreds of new crime fighting tools to its police force. they are encouraging anyone with a security camera to join a new registry. abc 7 news report

abc 7 news reporter nick smith is live in santa clara with details. hey, nick. >> reporter: you know, officials tell me, katie, they can't do anything about the heat but they are working feverishly, like you said, behind me just to put the final pieces in place. i understand, a source tells us, that crews will be here as late as 4:00 a.m. to make sure that everything is perfect for the san francisco 49ers' face-off against the chicago bears. the wait is nearly over and the final security pieces are being put in place. levi's stadium is preparing to welcome more than 70,00049ers fans to the first regular season game in their new billion-dollar stadium. chris francis made the trip from rancho cucamonga. >> we got here earlier today. we're going to be here till monday. i expect kaepernick to kick their butts like he did on his debut. >> reporter: the couple wanted to avoid the traffic trouble that have become an notorious association with the stadium. attempts to solve the parking and transportation woes have been mixed. long lines to board trains, cars b

nick smith explains why people who don't conserve water are getting caught. >> we were just using too much water on the lawn. >> reporter: because of california's statewide ban camille reduced her water use but others haven't been as conservative either neglecting to cut back or ignoring the call to conserve all together. >> she waters i think it's two or three times a week and that is all. >> reporter: the folks at east bay mud are seeing record complaints about lawns that are too lush when many others are little more than sticks and stones. >> i was calling to follow up of a report of water waste. >> reporter: with east bay mud. she is in charge of the water wasted hotline put in place by the utility after the drought was announced. in august there were 419. it is her job to record complaints and hit the street to investigate. >> most of the water waste reports are coming from single family homes where the report is that people are overwatering the lawns. >> reporter: we were there as she looked for water waste. there were puddles, puddles and more puddles. >> any water saving effor

nick smith talked with the woman whose car was taken at gun point.n. >> i don't know this is random, i was a random person. he decided to, i don't know where he was standing t.i don't know where he was. >>reporter: so many questions without a simple answer. when she left her house this morning she never thought she would be placed in life offer death situation. >> suddenly the passenger seat door open and i saw the guy. he pointed the gun at me and he is like you are going to drive await a minute i immediately started saying no. no. >>reporter: with no time to waste she made her mooch. >> reaching over to me is when i decided i'm going to jump out of the car. i'm going to get out. i won't go anywhere with him. >>reporter: man with the gun taking off and took olga white cadillac escalade with him. she calls for her husband who immediately called police. kicking off a deadly chain of vents that included a high speed chase through multiple cities across the golden gate bridge. driver hit 2 other vehicle before he crashed the cadillac at the corner of ba

. >> as nick smith shows you, it is causing big concerns for napa residents who thought they had a handle on all of this. >> it moved 2 inches in the last 8 days. >> he's measuring and recording the size of gap like this caused by shift in the ground. these crack appear following the naib napa quake process commonly referred to as after slip. >> it is slowing down a lot now but it will keep moving over the next few weeks and months probably be a few more inches of slip. >> ground he having up all along here where this was nice and flat. >>reporter: that's not the kind of news the homeowner wants to hair. very concerned. >>reporter: scientist say crook like the one we found in david's yard are often slow to appear and the process can last anywhere from a month to a yea year. >> well it's probably opened up about 3 or 4 inches in the last week. >>reporter: according to david showing no scenes of slowing down. this rupture stepped beyond the area for the horse and close to the water tank. inches from disaster. >> the cost replace the tank or having another well drilled is, you know, is 25, 3

>> yes, brown is the new green. >> in alameda, nick smith.bc7 news. >>> hurricane norbert could help bring some weekend rain to the parched southwest. it's moving up the coast of baja, california. this video shows the powerful winds, expected to stay offshore. but is unleashing monster waves. southern california surfers are hitting the water. high surf advisories are in effect until monday. >>> california may not get the help it needs for the drought this winter. meteorologists predicted an 80% chance that an el nino system would develop. now it's dropped to 60%. meteorologists say if we get only a weak el nino system, the extra moisture will help, but it will take several winters with above-normal rainfall to compensate for the past three years of drought. >>> we usually start seeing our first rain of the season in september. you know we got a couple more weeks of summer before fall begins. but nothing in the forecast yet, right? >> no, unfortunately, in fact september is averaging our warmest temperatures in san francisco, average highs in

nick smith, abc 7 news. >>> thank you for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. i'm kristen sze. abc 7 news at 5:00 begins right now. >>> college students across the state must now say yes before they have sex. the repercussions and the reaction of a ground-breaking new law in california. >>> plus -- >> walking away right now. see him? >> police say this surveillance video shows an arsonist moments before he went to work. the investigation into whether suspicious fires in two cities could be related. >>> plus, the fight to legalize the online home rental service air b & b. what's at astake for the sharin economy in san francisco. >>> i'm sandhya patel. this week will bring heat and high fire danger. all the details coming up. >>> there is a new legal standard on college campuses in california. to help prevent sexual assault, the state adopts the yes means yes law. >> the culture of consent making it so other people will hold those accountable. >> california is the first state in the country to adopt this law. good evening. i'm cheryl jennings. >> i'm dan ashley. california colleg

abc 7 news reporter nick smith tells us the group offered more than 50 recommendations, including changes to the admissions standards. nick joins us live now from cal. nick? >> reporter: absolutely, larry. they say it is a work in progress. the chancellor established the task force last year and he said what he wanted to do was draw a tighter connection between athletics and academics. >> i realized that we had not been doing everything that we need to do. >> reporter: today, members of the task force on academics and athletics presented a list of what they are calling actionable recommendations. they want their student athletes' performance in the classroom to match what they're bringing to their sport. >> is it possible to offer a reduced workload in season. can you make that up in the summer, can you make that up in the semester that's non-competition. >> reporter: among the recommendations, a full-time recruitment coordinator who can explain to student athletes what it's like to be at cal. adjusting courses to accommodate practice times and travel for away games. and there is even dis

nick smith has the story. >> reporter: this is a drill. it is only a drill.gency announcement that a plane has crash landed at sfo. thick plumes of smoke can be seen pouring from below. the number of passengers on board and the severity of their injuries, still unknown. there are more than 300 volunteers playing the role of passengers aboard the boeing 767. michael is one of them. >> just so they know what they would be dealing with if this situation occurred. >> reporter: this is a full scale emergency exercise designed to be as realistic as possible. although federal regulation requires u.s. airports to conduct drills every three years, sfo conducts theirs annually. >> this is the first time we have actually closed runways. >> reporter: officials know first-hand how quickly the emergency call can go out and how responding in seconds can save lives. >> it's designed to test our emergency procedures, our first response, firefighting, search and rescue, triage, transport. >> reporter: emergency procedures are front and center after first responders are called

nick smith, abc 7 news. >>> a fire burning in yosemite national park quadrupled in size in just a day. it's now charred more than four square miles. rescue crews have been flying around the clock to get people away from the flames. crews have picked up nearly 100 hikers so far. strong winds yesterday accelerated the fire, which started weeks ago during a lightning strike. the meadow fire is burning east of half dome in little yosemite valley. numerous trails are closed, but most of the national park remains open including all of the roads. >>> a section of mission street in san francisco reopened to traffic this morning four days after thursday's huge fire there. engineers were at the site of the blaze near 22nd street today deciding exactly how to demolish this burned out structure. nearby mission street businesses are still closed because of smoke and water damage. that fire gutted the three-story building and destroyed a store that was on the bottom level. >>> tomorrow marks the fourth anniversary of the deadly san bruno gas pipeline explosion and the neighborhood still hasn't full

as abc 7 news reporter nick smith found out, he embraced living on the edge beneath the sea as well. >> he's the kind of character they make movies about. but he's the real thing. >> reporter: the real thing and a good friend. graham is struggling with the loss of his friend and colleague, 64-year-old retired air force fighter pilot, lee biel. lee was killed when his plane, this osprey gp-5 sweet dreams crashed during a qualifying event for the national championship air races in reno. >> i can tell you he loved that stuff. he was built for that. he was made for it. he was doing what he wanted to do for sure. >> reporter: they had a friendship rooted in a shared love of flight and exploration. it was graham that introduced the veteran pilot to the adventures of taking his sky high flying skills below the surface. >> he signed up to learn to fly under water. >> reporter: this is lee at the controls of the deep flight personal submarine designed and built by graham. lee was one of three people trained as pilot and command. graham recalled the moment when student became teacher. >> i did

in san francisco, nick smith, abc 7 news. >> nick, thank you so much. >>> thousands of marin county commuters who use the golden gate ferry system are going to have to find another way to get to work tomorrow because some of the workers plan to go on strike. leann? >> reporter: hey, cheryl. those going on that one-day strike are the golden gate ferry captains. now, if you go on a ferry tonight, you'll see one of these on your seat. notifying you of the disruption in service. now, 9,000 commuters will be affected by the strike. that's the number of people who use the ferries on a daily basis. golden gate transit buses will be available. but remember, those buses will be on highway 101 and on the bridge along with thousands of cars. so yes, expect delays. the reason they are going on strike is because of the contract dispute between the bridge district and a coalition of labor unions, that includes the ferry workers. they want a 3% salary increase over three years, but asking them to contribute more towards their health care. >> ferry captains are responsible for the safety of thousands of resi

nick smith joins us from cal with the findings. nick? >> the bears will face off against colorado tomorrow but it's the fight off the field that is helping students succeed in the classroom. >> today, members of the task force presented a list of what they're calling actionable recommendations. >> find someone helping them navigate through the complexities. >> one coordinator can explain what it's like to be at cal. and travel for away games and there is discussion on ways to graduate athletes before their final semester. >> so an athlete doesn't have to decision between going to nfl camp and completing their degree. >> the university came under fire after a report revealed they graduated less than half of the players enrolled between 2003 and 2007. there is plenty of shame degree around. the rate was the lowest in the pack 12. >> for our team, ak democratics are a high priority. >> are part of that. >> the task force believes they've started making changes. continuing to adjust what is needed to get to academic goals. >> well, fire seas

nick smith joins us from cal with the findings. nick? >> the bears will face off against colorado tomorrow but it's the fight off the field that is helping students succeed in the classroom. >> today, members of the task force presented a list of what they're calling actionable recommendations. >> find someone helping them navigate through the complexities. >> one coordinator can explain what it's like to be at cal. and travel for away games and there is discussion on ways to graduate athletes before their final semester. >> so an athlete doesn't have to decision between going to nfl camp and completing their degree. >> the university came under fire after a report revealed they graduated less than half of the players enrolled between 2003 and 2007. there is plenty of shame degree around. the rate was the lowest in the pack 12. >> for our team, ak democratics are a high priority. >> this is just academics that are part of that. >> the task force believes they've started making changes. continuing t adjust what is needed to get to academi

abc 7 news reporter nick smith has the details. >> reporter: the wait is nearly over and the final securitys are being put in place. levy's stadium is prepared to welcome over 70,000 49ers fan to their new stadium. >> we got here earlier today, we're going to be here until monday. i expect habernick to kick their butts like he did on his debut. >> reporter: they have avoided the traffic trouble that have become notorious what levy's stadium. attempts to solve the parking and transportation woes have been mixed line lines to board trains, signs warning of parking restrictions and confusing detours that has left many frustrated drivers scratching their head. >> we're 25-year candlestick veterans, so this is a walk in the park, man. >> reporter: the hotel put up these signs to alert guests of parking. but another concern may be the heat. >> tomorrow's going to be an evening game so i don't think it's going to be too bad. >> temperatures should reach 81 degrees. >> sunscreen and a baseball cap. and a few beers and i won't care. and if we win, burn me, i don't care. >> all proceeds go to help ou

visit from water police. 7 news reporter nick smith smrens how people who don't conserve get cut e.we were just having using too much world trade center on the lawn. >> because of california state wide ban this woman has reduced her water use but other east bay mud users not as conservative either neglect to go cut back or ignoring the call to conserve all together. >> she's very, very prudent about her watering right now. she waters i think it's tell 2 or three times a we can and that's all. >> folk over at east bay mud see record complaint about lawns too lush when many others are it'll more than stick and stone. >> i was calling earlier to follow-up to report of water waste our office received about yo>>reporter: jolene is with east bay mud in charge of the water hot lines after the drown was announced. east bay mud average 20 complaints a month. in august 4 19. it's her job to rohr complaints and then hit the streets to investigate. >> most of our water waste reports from coming from single family homes where the report is that people have been over watering their lawns. >> we wer

abc 7 news reporter nick smith is live in downtown san francisco tonight where this whole thing endeds morning. nick? >> reporter: absolutely, dan and cheryl. that dramatic ending was here at california and battery. you might understand why the witness asked me not to show her face. she's still afraid. bullets went through this window. crews are working now to repair part of the damage. >> i came out. i looked around. >> reporter: today olga did not. >> because it was raining. i was covering my glasses. so i didn't see anything. >> reporter: she said she will never again leave her house without first looking over her shoulder. her white suv was parked in this driveway, when a life-or-death situation forced her to think and act quickly. >> suddenly the passenger seat door opened. and i saw the guy. he pointed the gun at me. and he said, you're going to drive away. i immediately started saying, no, no. >> reporter: with no time to waste, olga made her move. >> he was reaching over to me. that's when i decided i'm going to jump out of the car. i'm not going to go anywhere with him. >> re

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we were in fort smith, arkansas. nickn got up and he had a press conference and did an event for john paul hammerschmidt who eventually was one guy that eats bill clinton for congress. i think she beat bill clinton. but anyhow, word for smith come as a nixon goes to the hotel and its direct angular name. it's on the inside, but only one story. so nixon as this room here and it says i do not have to be disturbed. i've got a big speech tonight. i don't want anybody to disturb me. i said you got it done in moseyed around my own room and saw this huge fellow marching straight across from the hotel straight towards nixon story. he was yelling to mr. nixon who was asleep in. so i started running and i didn't get there in time. this guys pounding on the door to door opens opens and richard nixon landed men. i thought that's the hand of someone. nick sinn says pat, have you met when rockefeller? this was winthrop rockefeller, the brother of nelson and david rockefeller, but it was a great war hero. the interest of the brothers he

billy davis says first round pick marcus smith will have a limited roll on sunday. nickes is opening the season as the starting quarterback for the first time. jeremy maclin is ready for his first season opener in two years. he missed all of last year with a torn acl. nick is leading the team now. >> this is the team, so obviously the confidence is going to be there, don't judge nick off of -- if he throws more than two interceptions this year, that's not going to mean he's declining as a quarterback. he's gotten better, he commands the huddle. he's making all the throws on the field. he's definitely the right guy for the job. >> you saw in the preseason the huge spike in the number of penalties called on defensive backs for illegal contact and holding. the games were longer, the question is, will officials start and continue to call this tight in the regular season. >> early on, i'm banking on it's not going to change much, i think there's a message they wanted do send. it's been sent. i don't imagine them backing off too much. >> i don't believe they're going to call i

eagles resume practice on tuesday: andy reid that drafted nick foles shelling out big bucks to keep his quarterback in capuchin city alex smithets a four year contract skeng worth $68 million according to espn. foles' contract is not up but he could get a deal at the end of this season. john mayberry jr. showed up after spending the last month rehabbing from a wrist injury just as set to come off the disabled list they ship him to toronto. trieded for stafo. who will be next. phillies wrapping up their series. ryan howard, hot and cold the last few days. knocked in five runs in two games. tied at. howard on pace to finish with 24 homers and 1 0 0 runs batted in. later in the game, howard one for three today against the mets with runners in scoring position. phils leave tendon base and lose 6-5. >>> cole hamlees will be be on the mound. sixers fans we will not see him suit up. he's a tough guy. playing overseas, he lost six teeth stayed in the game and had six points. >> not so tough. eastern michigan came without sledge hammers and trying to knock down the brick wall before hitting opponent on the field. kind of backfires. th

and nick foles has yet to get on page with his receivers. a guy to look out for, first round draft pick smith, and michael kendricks likely out with a calf injury hopes that this is his chance to show what he can do. >> do you look at it as an opportunity? >> yes, i look at it as an opportunity, they want to throw me in there with nickel stuff and cover tight ends and backs and i look at it as a opportunity to get on the field. >> he is doing a good job to be thrown into that position now and he is doing a good job of picking things up. >> i notice all the post its on his locker, he writes be relentless and dial in. and maybe he will get a start against desean jackson he says he will play. >> what kind of reception do you think you'll get from the fans in philadelphia. >> we'll have to wait and see, ill never had to experience that. going out and playing this sunday is a reaction i'm yet to see how they treat me. i felt i put on a lot for them within i played there. i have done to help that organization win games, if they congratulate me or boo me, i'm ready for whatever it is. >> we'll have

piece of evidence we were always searching for comment antique smith corona 1935 typewriter with 2.54 spacing, the one thing that can nick italy's cases together over the years. molly got it, took it to the laboratory, they examined it and said no, it is not that typewriter so they sent it back to molly. molly was a good agent. she knew how massive this case was. this case was not a normal case. ask about the unabomber file, it was 59,000 volumes of information. that translates to 11,800,000 pages of documents and she knew that and so she called out to another supervisor on the unabomber case, told him she had this document she was sending but she didn't wanted to get lost in all of that stuff that was coming in. he said pay attention to it because even though the typewriter isn't the same one, the ideas here are exactly the ideas in the manifesto. so joel got it and read it and got excited and took it to terry turchie and our psychologist on the task force and they got excited. terry turchie and jim freeman were going to lunch and they took it to terry turchie and he said we need to talk about this so he canceled his me

nick schifrin for us. jerusalem. >>> the military's campaign highlights it's uniquely difficult position. bernard smithhas more. >> this might be turkish soil, but this is a border town that looks to the middle east. it's a place of pilgrimage. now sometimes mingling among the pilgrims a man with different intentions. they close in on the journey that will take them into syria and iraq to join the fighters that call itself the islamic state. but turkey mass made that final leg a lot harder. >> the plain ahead is syria. it used to be easier to get there. you just cut a hold through the fence. not any more. >> the changes started ten months ago. turkish forces have been digging along the border. they put tanks there and placed guards who use night vision goggles. they've even shot people. now it's much harder to get foreigners across. >> reporter: fighters have been trying to cross the board anywhere east across euphrates river. >> reporter: the province behind me across the now closed border. of course, turkey does not want the conflict spilling over here. turkish government worries playing an active ro

smith falls on it for a touchdown. and it is 7-0, philadelphia. the first play of the second quarter is the beauty. cap nick scrambles to the left, looks to his right, finds gore, nobody covered him. now, he was frustrated last week after barely touching the ball 10-7 san francisco. same score. giving it right back. for lloyd, picked off, 53 yards for touchdown to make it 14-10. kaepernick completes 17 passes for two18 yards. 3rd quarter, 21-13 eagles. now, johnson on the run for the touchdown. cuts the eagle's lead to just one point. they add 2 field goals to take a 26-21 lead. under 2 minutes to go. throwing incomplete fourth down, the 49ers holding the eagles off to win by that score. the defense limits them to just 213 yards. >> it is going to be good for moral. i would suspect. good for my moral. [ laughter ] >> defense not allowed 21 points to get the touchdown. >> i can not remember one, dennis, that i have seen. i am sure it has happened. i can't remember one. now i have. i saw one today. >> raiders and dolphins, the 9th nfl game played overseas. 17-7 miami at the end of the 2nd quarter. he finds th

smith falls on it. and then, you know, here it is, malcolm jenkins, colin kaepernick, not a bill cap nick fan. there is one pick six. and three minutes later, the eagles defense again, quite well, forced them out of a punt. sproles straight up the gut. how about that new orleans connection? >> i know, with jenkins, yes. >> twenty-one-13 at half time. offense hasn't been over mid field, erika, you know, good news and bad news so to speak. you would think the off wednesday get going, but at half time didn't know what to do with the half time lead. >> patch work offensive line. shady couldn't get on trick. nick missing wide open flies, just not n'sync. >> nothing n'sync. shady couldn't get going. line, lack of confidence, she sean factor. up in the box, then nick had a combination to me bad day and he was getting hit around a lot. you see here, just not dialed in. shady going east-west instead of north-south. >> trying to make something happen, i give him, that but tough. >> 9ers credit, too, front line pretty good, but they're banged up, as well. so didn't get goingment then file memory bang lat

nick wear collection. >> shoes? >> possibly in the future. will you help me with that? let's do some research. >> very nice. michelle smith. we had a slew of teenagers. the diversity of women would like her clothes is fantastic. i'm going to have my own show of blue sweaters. every single day. all right, coming up next, from franklin and the new deal, the rough riders. ken burns new documentary has it all. we have a first look at that. it's the best thing he has done to date. but first, the son of one of hamas' top leaders defects only to become one of the israeli government's most prized intelligence resources. that incredible story next. i have moderate to severe crohn's disease. it's tough, but i've managed. ♪ in fact, i became pretty good at managing my symptoms, but managing my symptoms was all i was doing. ♪ so when i finally told my doctor, he said my crohn's was not under control. ♪ he said humira is for adults like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. and that in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom reli