noriega is serving a prison sentence in panama on murdering, money laundering and drug charges. >>> a florida couple is sharing their close call with a crew ship, we will show you video. >>> also this morning on talking with survivor hoe jeff probes about their 500th episode and their new season premiere tonight on cbs-3. >>> wait until you hear how much one family is offering to the person who find this missing cat, it may have you booking an airplane ticket today. today. we will have my girlfriend loves artists. to be unique... and i need a conservative pair, cuz her parents hate artists! get up to 40% off a second pair of glasses. schedule your eye exam at pearlevision.com. survivor returns with a special two hour season premiere, the show's 500th, episode, this season the theme , it is game changers and bring back 20 returning castaways. >> you have proven you are willing to make the kind of moves that will change the game. some make bold moves. some of you make quiet moves. some of you have made moves that were so successful that they are legendary. others have made moves that we

according to noriega's lawyer, he was in critical condition. noriega is now 83.ving a 20-year sentence for human rights violations. >>> powerful storms left behind a lot of damage in the midwest. according to the national weather service, a tornado with winds up to 132 miles per hour swept across nearly 20 miles of kansas. this is what it looks like just outside of kansas city. authorities say that hundreds of homes are damaged or destroyed this morning. but no one is seriously hurt. >>> meanwhile, firefighters are hoping for a break from the wind today as they battle several wildfires. hundreds of square miles are burning across kansas, oakland and colorado. one family in central kansas says that they barely made it out of their homes. >> when we were leaving, we knew there was no way fire is not getting into our house. the fire is at your back door step. it's scary. >> the family's home is destroyed. authorities say at least 6 people have died in the fires. >>> children in russia are banning from seeing the new beauty and beast movie. the conservative lawmaker

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they want to open at 32nd and noriega because they say the chinese community there is under served. as amber lee explains many members are opposing that idea. >> this was once a pharmacy now former mayor gene quan plan to open a potaqauarium. it will be professionally operated in a safe environmentment as a germ tolgs. >> we need to have a facility that's bi-lingual and bicultural. >> an audience greeted kooum thursday night. opponents. >> if gene quan wants to open one, go back to oakland. >> having marijuana in this compact neighborhood is absolutely not suitable. we have elderly children, preschoolers, children to shop and walk in this area. >> kooum says opponents are vocal. last november when prop 64 legalizing the recreational use of marijuana passed with 68% of the vote. and in 1996 prop 215. >> since then i've been prescribing it, referring my patients many of whom have disabling chronic illness. >> neighbors say a cannabis club invites crime into the area. >> i'm afraid there will be robbery, violence, on the street. so my view is no. no, to not open an operation in this ne

if the city approves the license, it will open on 32nd and noriega. the former oakland mayor has been a long time advocate of medical marijuana. her husband who is a doctor has been priescribing the drug sinc 1996. >>> a an arrest yesterday at sfo after miss handing money. he was returning from a vacation when he was taken into custody. he is accused of embezzlement, misappropriation of public funds and grand theft. agents served a search warrant on his home and the stockton kids club that he used to oversee as ceo. he is being held in the jail on a million dollars bail. >>> a new study from the better business bureau reveals the riskiest scams and who they are target. men are more vulnerable than women. and they find senior citizens are less vulnerable than millennials. they are three times more susceptible to scams than consumers over the age of 65. one of the most common scams is home improvement jobs. avoid cash only deals and high up front payments. bbb said never pay anyone in full before the job is done and finally watch out for handshake deals

marijuana groups planned the application of the dispensary on noriega street despite it's within 1,000 feet of a church that runs a sunday school for children in its basement. >> i think it's not the right place for it. okay? if she wanted to open it, she can open it and not over here. >> under california law a dispensary cannot be within 1,000 feet after school or day care center. the law does not apply, however, to the church and only applies to day care centers that are part of the san francisco unified school district. >>> oakland fire chief has officially filed papers to retire amid the ongoing investigation into the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire. she is the first african- american female fire chief in oakland. she is leaving amid questions about the failure to inspect the ghost ship warehouse. 36 people died. it was the deadliest fire in the city's history. oakland mayor says a nationwide search for a new fire chief will begin immediately. >>> in sacramento the state senate finance committee today discussed how to prevent deadly fires like the ghost ship. they're trying to ide

>> reporter: the space in question is here, 32nd avenue and noriega, jean floyd's husband, dr.yd huwen, wants to open the first chinese opened dispensary in the city. >> stop him! stop him! >> there's not enough access of medical cannabis to the chinese community. >> reporter: the crowd shut the doctor down. >> doctor, they're not going to let you talk. i'm sorry. >> reporter: what's your concern about it? >> because it's bad for our kids, bad for our school, right? and also you're going to bring a lot of crimes, bad people around in your community. why? >> i thought that they would have enough respect to at least hear me out. >> reporter: at one point sfpd temporarily suspended the meeting. >> can you get the mic? >> it's getting out of hand. we've exceeded the capacity of in room. >> reporter: until everybody calmed down and exited the room that was way beyond fire code. dr. huwen and his team left without getting a word in. neighbors say the ultimate goal is to make sure they don't move in. >> it's really something we just don't want in our neighborhood, you know. i think we

>> reporter: the space in question is here, 32nd avenue and noriega. . the company wants to open the first partially chinese-owned dispensary in the city. >> stop him, stop him, stop him!! >> there's not enough access of medical cannibis to the chinese community. >> reporter: the crowd shut the doctor down. >> we're not going to let you talk. sorry. >> he is leaving! >> reporter: what's your concern about it? >> because it's bad for our kids and schools, right? and also, you're going to bring a lot of crimes, bad people around, in your community. why?! [ screaming ] >> shame on you!! >> i thought they would have enough respect to at least hear me out. >> reporter: at one point sfpd temporarily suspended the meeting. >> can't hear you. >> exceeds the capacity of this room. >> reporter: until everybody left the room that was way beyond fire code. dr. hugh when and his team left without getting a word in. neighbors say the ultimate goal is to make sure they don't move in. >> it's really something we just don't want in our neighborhood. you know? i think we

the former leader of panama, general manuel noriega, is critically ill in hospital after suffering agery. the former military ruler, who is 83, was released from prison injanuary to allow him to prepare for that operation. he was jailed on charges of drug trafficking and money laundering following the us invasion of panama in 1989. australia has endured a summer of record—breaking extremes, that's according to a just—released report into climate change. intense heat waves, bushfires and flooding plagued the summer season with more that 200 records broken over a three month period. scientists say the extreme weather is tipped to become more frequent and severe over the coming decades. sally is here. i haven't been paying enough attention. what's the top story? how could you forget! it is a very important day forget! it is a very important day for the uk economy. we have our chancellor of the exchequer or the uk finance minister, if you prefer, delivering the final before —— budget before article 50 is triggered. despite the ongoing uncertainty over brexit, mr hammond received an eve—o

vamos a ver. >>> y la foto >>> el actor fernando noriega interpreta al personaje del rojo en la sÚpero no fui el que la matÓ. >>> yo no fui el que la matÓ, llorÉ. >>> yo no fui el que la mate, llorÉ a lÁgrima viva. >>> yo no fui la que la... >>> como que la quÉ, el que seÑor vaya con su compaÑero. >>> que la matÓ. >>> prÓxima frase "ella ya no es la misma por..." >>> ella ya no es la misma por archi recontra rica. >>> ¿cÓmo?. >>> ella ya no es la misma por archi que requete contra rica pero perdiÓ. >>> fue la frase correctamente. ¿cÓmo es la palabra? archi requete contra rica. >>> no, seÑorita erika, fuera de aquÍ. >>> vamos a ver prÓxima palabra despuÉs de comer chile yo... >>> despuÉs de comer chile yo lloro. >>> despuÉs de comer chile yo mayor y me sÁbado reo. >>> luego de comer chile yo lloro, me sÁbado reo y..boreo y me en chilo. >>> fuera seÑor. >>> cuando lleguÉ a la casa la vi. >>> cuando llegue a la casa la vi fea. >>> cuando llegue a la casa la vi fea, pero bonita. >>> cuando llegue a la casa la vi fea pero bonita y encantadora. >>> cuando llegue la vi fea bonita encantadora

quan and her husband who is a physician wanted to get a license to open a dispensary at 32nd and noriegat in the sunset district. on thursday night her husband dr. floyd quan. >> i'm afraid there will be robberies, violence on the streets. so my view is no. no. to not open an operation in this neighborhood. >> for the people not to have access to this because of some unfounded fear is crazy. we need to have a facility that's bi-lingual and bicultural. >> he says many chinese elderly women suffer from pain and debilitating issues and marijuana can be a fix. >>> low income families living at a residential motel in vallejo received some much-needed help. that fire destroyed 16 units at the travel inn where 40 people lived. volunteerings delivered bins and bags full of cloedzing and canned -- clothing and canned foods last night. >> and showing them how good is feels. like we do this for us because it feels good for us just as it good as it feels for everybody else. >> little simple stuff and people just start giving it to you. it feels good. i appreciate it. it's a blessing. >> fortunately

according to reports, they hope to get a license to open on noriega street but the plan is meeting some opposition from neighbors who say it will bring crime into that area. >> to the city's union square area where there are reports that traffic is so bad, drivers are avoiding the area, being felt at the city-owned garage. the rec and parks are facing a $1.3 million deficit for next year because the department depends on profits from that garage and two others. construction on the central subway in the area is contributing to the traffic and ride share companies say that requests in union square are up. >>> meantime, city officials are take steps to clean up after the homeless. local hotels, restaurants district says that the large homeless population is scaring away tourists. over the weekend, we saw garbage trucks, crews, cleaning up at areas near san bruno and alameda. they were scooping up discarded needles. there are some 6 to 7000 people living on the streets of san francisco. >>> and berkeley police are looking to identify people involved in a march 4 trump event. >> the fights h

they say that the city recently proved the application for the dispensary noriega street.is on the same street as a church that runs a sunday school for children. >> everybody is against it. we don't want anything do with it. >> it is a three dispense recognize are a danger to children. there have been no significant issues for 25 years. >> under law, the dispensary cannot be within a thousand feet of a school or daycare. and it does not apply to a church. only daycare centers that are part of the san francisco unified school district. >>> former stockton mayor silva is now out of jail. coming up what he had to say about the charges against him and the people he met behind bars. >>> and the best time to go fly this summer. we'll let you know a key indict avoid and which day -- date to avoid and which date is the busiest date in the sky during the travel season. >>> we're seeing traffic that is going to be busy in many areas, but including highway 24. >>> a good fog bank out there and low clouds and a little mist. the temperatures are not changing too much. we'll take a loo

they hope to get a license to open on noriega street. the dispensary plan is running in to opposition from neighbors who say they're worried it's going to bring crime in to their neighborhood. >>> 7:18 now. should female employees be required by their bosses to wear high heels as part of a corporate dress code? that's the issue british lawmakers are tackling today. they're considering banning the mandate in connection with a receptionist who launched an online petition against price water house cooper after she was sent home without pay for wearing flat shows. the position calls it out dated and sexist. it's gathered 150,000 signatures so far. our question of the day to you is this. does your workplace have a clearly written or implied dress code? let us know what it is. let us know what you think plus comment on our ktvu facebook page or tweet us using #ktvu. >> do you think you should have to wear high heels here? >> i'm wearing flat boot shoes right now because it's cold outside and you guys can't see them. there's a standard but ther

husband wants to open the first partially chinese- owned dispensary in the city at 32nd avenue and noriega. the crowd made such a ruckus as you heard the police had to suspend the meeting briefly. >> not enough access of medical cannibis to the chinese community. >> reporter: what's your concern about it? >> it's bad for our kids, bad for our schools, right? and also, you're going to bring a lot of crimes, bad people around in your community, why? >> dr. huen and his team left without getting a word in. >>> time now 6:08. a group of bay area students is cashing in big time on the huge success of snapchat. >> a someone takes a joyride in reverse. >> 6:09. from the kpix weather center, we have one more dry day before the rain moves in. we'll track this incoming storm together. >> and here's a live look at the richmond/san rafael bridge toll plaza. a beautiful sunrise, as well. okay. slowing starting at the palo alto traffic alert. we'll tell you how it's looking when we come back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ ♪ two more people have died after a tragic house fire in oregon. >>> good morning. welc

manuel noriega is in critical condition after undergoing two brain surgeries. he suffered a hemorrhage from removing a benign brain tumor. they had to do another surgery to stop the bleeding. he was ousted by u.s. invasion and jailed in the u.s. on drug charges. >>> it's been three years since a plane went missing over the sea -- the south china sea. this remains one of the world's strangest modern mysteries. malaysia airlines flight disappeared on march 8, 2014, exactly three years ago today. 239 people were on board. a lawsuit filed last week claims the plane crashed because of a series of catastrophic failures including a loss of electricity on board. it is impossible to know exactly how the plane crashed because the black boxes were never recovered. >>> you are looking at footage from the 2011 massive magnitude 9 earthquake off japan's coast. it killed more than 15,000 people. japan will commemorate the anniversary of that disaster on saturday. tsunami waves towered 13 to 16 feet high and crashed through homes. thousands of people were left homeless. the ea

if aapproved, it'll open on 36t and noriega. the mayor has been an advocate for medical marijuana. her husband, a doctor, has been prescribing the drug since 1996. >>> firefighters in florida mostly contained this brush fire that closed an interstate yesterday. this shows palm beach gardens. 90 acres were burned along interstate 95. the highway was shut down for more than six-mile-per-hour hou. no homes were threatened. >>> pat downs from the tsa are about to be more invasive. the tsa is using a single approach to screen passengers. they used to have five different approaches depending on the threat they believe was posed to them. this approach is more physical and more intimate. tsa officials have not detailed exactly what that they do say having one approach streamlines the screening process. it is partly a result of a 2015 report that shows weapons and hazardous materials made it past security in 95% of tests. >>> thousands of people are remembering a key event in the civil rights movement. this was the anniversary of bloody sunday, when demonstrators attempted to march from sel

if the city approves the license, the dispensary will open on 32st and noriega.mer mayor has been a long-time advocate of medical marijuana. her husband, a doctor, has been prescribing it since 1996. >> announcer: now, a live desk update from abc 7 mornings. >> this is new. just moments ago, the transbay transit center in san francisco isn't even open and a new report finds it could be in financial trouble. the sf chronicle reporting this morning it'll cost a whopping $20 million a year to run when it opens in december. according to a supervisor, there is no source of revenue to pay for it. without high-speed rail, there is going to be less foot traffic than originally thought. it will basically be a big bus station. the five-story hub near mission and 2nd is already facing a price tag of $2.4 billion. local leaders now scrambling on what to do.natasha? >>> now to the airport where pat downs by the tsa will be more invasive. the tsa is using a single method to screen passengers. they used to have five different approaches. the method they've chosen is more physic

noriega fue condenado por narcotrÁfico en estados unidos en 1992, y cumple una sentencia en panamÁ porde inteligencia artificial que le permita determinar las mejores rutas. fantÁstico! como los jetson. bien, vamos ahora con mÁs. ana patricia tiene los detalles del estado del tiempo. locutor: este segmento del tiempo en "despierta amÉrica" es presentado por los fabricantes de zyrtec. deja de sufrir alergias. ana patricia: voy a empezar a ahorrar para comprarme un carro de esos que vuelan. vamos a las temperaturas el dÍa de hoy. bastante actividad de precipitaciones, sobre todo en la costa oeste. desde estados como nueva orleans, georgia, se han visto un poco afectado por esta lluvia, y esto sube hasta nueva york. mi querida birmania estaba diciendo que estaba lloviendo. sÓlo se espera en aras de la maÑana. por la tarde, se va a despejar. en la costa oeste tenemos bastante actividad de nieve en las zonas rocosas, y en los grandes lagos. vamos al mapa de las temperaturas. nueva york, lluvia, 20% de actividad, pero en la tarde va a desaparecer. 59 como mÁxima. para chicago tenemos bastant

karla:kevin noriega. william:matthew maradiaga. karla:dessirÉ que cumple 2 aÑos. cuando ven a una mujer con alguien menor, la critican. es nuestro debate caliente, veremos quÉ opina la gente. ♪ ♪ ♪ maity: mira "despierta amÉrica" en vivo en donde estÉs, ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ karla:buenos dÍas a todos en su casa. 27 de marzo, lunes, en vivo desde la ciudad de mÉxico. este reconocimientopor 20 aÑos de "despierta amÉrica". nuestra francisca conductora revelaciÓn. alan:iba a estar con nosotros hoy pero no pudo, ha sido un aÑo extraordinario para nuestra francisca. karla: tenemos mucha informaciÓn. viene un vidente y nos va hablar de la situaciÓn que estÁ pasando josÉ josé. alan: dice que este aÑo va a ser un objeto de milagro. william: dicen que canaliza a juan gabriel. alan: dice que literalmente habla con juan gabriel. karla: este fin de semana aquÍ en el zÓcalo se llevó a cabo una boda masiva. muchos se dieron el sÍ. nuestra adis estuvo de testigo. alan: miles y miles de personas cada aÑo se celebra esto de que se vienen a casar aquÍ. todo esto lleno vestido de novios y novi

my name is john lofton and represent tim shik and one of the condo owners on noriega and here because of the illegal garbage sheds in the area. this matter has been going for four years now. there were sheds that were erected behind the building. they're a nuisance, dirty, smelly and attract vermin and in violation of the easements and covenants and restrictions on the building and this department has inspected and issued a notice of violation in 2015. we went through the appeal process, the abatement appeals board upheld the notice of violation, ordered the sheds removed in november 2015. the condo owners tried to meet with the bakery to work things out. nothing happened and there was a request for rehearing and denyed in march 2016 so it's been nearly a year now. the garbage sheds are still there. we're asking the commission and the department to take action have those sheds removed. there's obviously been a lot invested in this dispute over the years. the department's inspectors, you the commissioners, the condo owners and the bakery owner and we would like to see this brought to a

noriega do remember was convicted on drug and racketeering charges in the u.s.he early 90s and is currently serving time for murder in the country of panama. back on the united states, wildfires across four states have left at least seven people dead. thousands of others forced to flee their homes for emergency crews struggling over a million acres across the state of kansas, oklahoma, texas and colorado. fires broke out earlier this weekend crews make it a bit of a break today with winds expected to die down to 10 to 20 miles per hour. turning to the markets this morning, the retailers commit children's place and express them about these companies had to report before the bell today. first talk about analysts expecting they will post forward earnings per share revenue as well. the stock hit hard over the last 12 months echoing the experience of retail in general. year-over-year shares have 43% of their value trading under the dollars sprayed now. a tough one year chart for express. meanwhile, let's look it's not your continuing to tumble in trading yesterday fe

it would be on noriega street in the outer sunset. kpix 5's phil matier is here to tell us about the growing clash with the neighborhood there. phil. >> reporter: that's right, ken. we are live at the location and this little former drugstore on the corner as you noted becomes the center of a big controversy. here's the story. >> why we have to listen to this garbage! no!!! ! no!!! >> reporter: former oakland oakland mayor jean quan is no stranger to rough political waters and neither is her husband dr. floyd huen. it was their plan to partner with the upscale apothecary and open the first medical marijuana dispensary in san francisco's heavily asian sunset district. >> it stunned me. >> reporter: today the opposition upped the ante bringing in a legal team from the conservative pacific justice institute to fight quan and huen's permit and other dispensaries that want to open in san francisco's more blue collar neighborhoods. >> we are actually at a decisive moment in history. we cannot afford to have infiltration of marijuana or drug