. >> i'm out here in oakland, california. i was preaching here in california. after mass was over one of the ushers comes over and said someone wants to meet you. i go and it was john madden. he said i knew you when you were a kid. i said yes, you did. i was there when you won to super bowl against the vikings. i go to canton, ohio. he said what are you doing here. how come you are not back in church peaching. he's a great catholic guy. he and his wife are very devote catholics. >> you have been preaching all of the time. you go back at the invitation of other peachers. tell us about the football connection. >> i try to introduce myself to people. there was a wonderful couple that came in. i said hi, i'm richard lane. i said nice to meet you mr. brady. i asked did your son let you wear one of the super bowl rings. i said yes, we are tom brady's parents. i said your son will have one of these in about 7 years. this is my fathers nfl hall of fame ring. >> when we woman back we'll talk about your ministry and the heart of who you are right now. you are watching mo

. >> packs technologies outside of oakland, california manufactures a small six-inch device that canallons of water that is essential to keep bacteria from forming. >> and the reason is a ring vortex is visually frictionless. you get this enormous benefit. if we reduce the amount of energy that municipalities have to use to mix that water, we are able to reduce the chemical content by 85%. >> currently 800 municipalities is using the pax mixer. its shape is inspired by the sea shell. >> did it surprise you when you came up with this idea that nature could be so efficient that it could be more clever than anything that we've thought up in all of our brilliance? >> it's completely inevitable biomimicry. this is the time when the world changed from the industrial revolution approach to the biomimicry approach. >> it really seems like what they're topping is the end results of years of resolution. what about coching the process of evolution? >> there is a process that evolves over time. as the earth itself evolves. we are kind of coming the end product but if we wanted to make a skyscrap

. >> oakland california. >> the oakland resident gave a shout out to his hometown. the 26-mile marathon course takes runners to mont clair. he says he appreciates the fact that the course doesn't try to hide that. >> so many times you're either driving in a car or going to your neighborhood that you know and you're sort of set in. and this lets you see everything. >> reporter: back at the finish line, spectators turned up the volume for the youngest marathon in the half marathon. as he stumbled across the finish line and he broke the record by more than 10 minutes. >> a new world record. >> he did it, he did it. >>> today marks the fifth anniversary of the affordable care act. congress passed the law on march 22, 2010 and the president signed it into law within days. since then republicans have tried to repeal the law at least 30 times and it survived challenges in the supreme court. president obama said today more than 16 million americans have gained health insurance cutting the ranks of the uninsured by a third. >>> and he told republican lawmakers quote, the aff

one of the largest crops up in oakland, california.tober 10th, the oakland protesters set up their camp in frank ogawa plaza, the public square in front of oakland city hall. hundreds join in and occupy the plaza 24 hours a day. including berkeley tenants rights lawyer jesse palmer. >> i think people in society feel very isolated. but when you realize that many other people have the same ideas you have and are having the same problems that you have, then suddenly you realize, actually, we are powerful, we the people are powerful. >> every hour, every day, the occupation is here to stay! >> after two weeks the oakland mayor orders the plaza vacated because of health and safety concerns. before daybreak on october 25th oakland police raid the encampment, clearing out the occupiers with tear gas. protesters agree to reconvene later that day and march back on the plaza. >> the crowd was a focused crowd. we were there because they had taken occupation and the occupation was something that had been very valuable to a lot of us. we weren't go

jo ann bell lyvm in oakland, california, in the home her grandparents purchased in the 1940s.cared for her mother with alzheimer's in the home. >> where i went, she went. we had a wonderful time. >> reporter: bell put her mother in adult daycare while she went to work. her mother's care was covered by medi-cal. her mother passed away in 2012. >> then i got, bam!, this letter in the mail from the state of california saying i owe $54,000. i was like, "what?!" >> reporter: bell applied for a hardship waiver. but because the family home was entrusted to her and her three brothers, the state only waived her quarter of the recovery fees. the state now has a lien on the house for $43,000 at 7% interest. she worries she might have to sell the family home to pay off medi-cal. >> and i would never be able to come down adeline street again because, the memories, it would be too hard, it would really be too hard. >> having a home is one of the key factors in being able to escape poverty. >> reporter: pat mcginnis, the executive director of california advocates for nursing home reform, say

. >> in oakland california, gunmen have taken over a passenger train. an elite swat team moves in to neutralize the threat - highly-trained units like this are crucial in such situations. this time it's just a drill - part of a law enforcement training event called "urban shield". it's the kind of scenario for which swat teams were first formed in the los angeles police department in the 1960s. >> and so swat had its genesis with that philosophy and the philosophy of protecting life. >> stephen downing was there at the time, and says these units were only meant for the worst-case scenarios >> these are military type responses military style tactics and military types of weaponry that are very dangerous in a civilian population. >> nowadays while swat teams are still trained - and equipped - to deal with the very deadliest threats, what's changed is how they're being used. >> are you in this kind of situation a lot? >> few and far between, better to be prepared. >> save as many lives as possible >> are you guys full-time swat? >> does that mean that you'

from oakland, california please welcome dorian johnson! [cheers and applause] my man, my man.n. >> man. i'm saying. >> you visualized this. >> yes-- >> well, look, just to recap you have banked $43,600, and-- yes. [cheers and applause] and on top of that, you are just four questions away from the million. >> yeah. >> but you have no lifelines remaining and you have now made it to round 2. >> yes. >> it is time to play... >> both: classic millionaire. >> yes. [dramatic musical flourish]

a young science fiction fan from oakland california by the name of b. joe tremble changed the network's fans with legions of fans supporting her cause and her dreams. nbc relented. there would be a third season. and gene rodenberry talks about the fan and that fantastic write in campaign that saved the show. >> well i was amazed. i think you can't write a producer without hoping that a lot of people will like it. but when i heard, that they sent something like over a million letters i was stunned and delighted that they kept this on. some of the fans did funny things. m.i.t. had a march against nbc and north and they went into the executive garage and put save star trek on all executive limousines. >>> the network finally cancelled star trek after three years but for decades the syndicated reruns aired right here on ktvu. as bob shaw reported on the 40th anniversary of ktvu it didn't seem to matter to fans that the shows were constantly repeated. however leonard nimoy had a different take of watching his old shows. >> reporter: during his first year of

. >> reporter: in many ways oakland california is the perfect place to live. it's warm and beautiful here an hour from the pacific. 3.5 hours. like so many american places this city is plagued by the sound of gunfire. >> it's not only incredibly dangerous, it's loud. the distinctive noise has led to a system allowing the police to detect fire almost the moment the trigger is pulled. shot spotter in newark is one of several companies that sell this system. the technology is born out of earthquake detection systems, used to spot snipers. the company installs microphones in neighbourhoods inflicted by gun violence. they can record conversations, and are designed to detect gunshots, they can trianglulate the location and notify police. 80 cities, washington d.c. and oakland are miked in this way. in new york, the sound of gun fire was detected in the shooting of two police officers. it may also reveal an understanding. official estimates are based on 911 calls, which are tied to homicides. gun fire may go unreported when it doesn't hit anyone. when someone fires a

from oakland, california please welcome dorian johnson!up, brother? >> oh, give me a hug! >> congratulations, my dude. >> oh, thank you. >> yes. >> thank you. from o-town. >> o-town. >> what's up, dorian? how you doing? >> i'm blessed, brother. thank you. >> now, you have been visualizing yourself here for years. i've always heard that's the key to success. >> right, right. >> look at this-- how does that work for you? >> well, check this out. let--close your eyes. >> yes. >> okay. [laughter] right now, you and i are floating up in the sky. >> ooh. >> we're at that million dollar question. >> oh, yeah. >> you asked, i answered. >> yes. >> confetti! >> hallelujah! >> we're flying around in circles. >> oh, i'm doing it! [cheers and applause] >> can you see that? >> you-- >> can you see that?

becky worley abc news, oakland california. >> all right. >> not so convinced. >> you'll try it tonighton news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> hello everyone, here's what's happening on this wednesday, march 18. >> fire crews still on the scene of an apartment building blaze that left dozens of people homeless. >> searching robert durst's texas home one day after he was charged with murder. >> one guest missing from a 10-year-old's birthday. details on the letter explaining why she could not attend. >> good morning, on this thursday it's get right to weather and traffic and david and karen. >> get your sunglasses red and

on a winter night in oakland, california, in 1999, rhodes opened up with an assault rifle from an overpassike four or five gunshots, yes, and then we heard a car took off from that area. >> trouble has been a fellow traveler for many through the years since jonestown. mike prokes, the pr man who helped walk away with the suitcases of cash, called a news conference early in 1979. >> i refused to let my brothers and sisters and the others in jonestown die in vain. >> he got up, walked into the bathroom and shot himself to death. these two former church members outspoken critics of jones were shot to death in their home a year later in what police think was a family dispute. in 1984, in los angeles, one child was killed and 11 others wounded when a sniper, a young man whose parents died at jonestown, sprayed this schoolyard with gunfire. when police closed in, he shot himself to death. for survivors who lived through that last day in jonestown, ghosts return in different ways. for tim carter, it's a smell. >> i can't smell almonds to this day. it will make me physically nauseous because cyani

. >> in many ways oakland california is the perfect place to live. it's warm and beautiful.an hour from the pacific, 3.5 from yosemite. this city is plagued by gunfire. it's not only dangerous, it's incredibly loud. the distinctive noise led to a system to destect kun fire the moment it was pulled. shot spotter is one of several companies that sell this system. the technology is born and adapted by the u.s. military to stop snipers. the microphones record conversations, but designed to protect gunshots and can triangulate the shooter's location and trigger police. a pilot programme in new york detected gun fire in the december shootings of two police officers. the system may reveal how inaccurate the understanding of gun fire is in the country. usually it is tied to 911, but gunfire may go unreported when it doesn't hit anyone. >> when someone fires a gun people call 911, 20% of the time. the first challenge is four out of five times no one knows it happened apart from the person that pulled the trigger. >> there has been 414,000 incidents of non-fire related crime, it is ba

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. >> reporter: in many ways oakland, california is the perfect place to live. like so many american cities, this city is plagued by the sound of gunfire. it's not only incredibly dangerous, it's also incredibly loud. and that has allowed police to detect the noise. shot spotting is one of several companies that sell this kind of system. the technology is born out of earthquake detection systems, which have also been adapted by the u.s. military to spot snipers. they install microphones, they can record conversations, but they are designed to detect gunshots, and when they do this system can triangulate the location and notify police. 80 cities are mic'd in this way, and new york a pilot program detected the sounds of gunfire in the december shootings of two police officers. the system may also reveal just how inaccurate our understanding of gun violence is in this country. official estimates are based on 911 calls, but gunfire may go unreported when it doesn't hit anyone. >> unfortunately when somebody fires a gun, people call 911 only 20% of the time. so the f

california. that includes oakland's bishop o'dowd high school. the dragons have been terrific, 28-5 but they know this final step will be the toughest. >> we know that they are a good team. they know how to win basketball games. they have been doing for years. at the end of the day i think we have prepared. we have been through this before. >> wouldn't rather play anywhere else in the whole world. great place to play. great venue. first time back in the bay area since the 1990s. hopefully the bay area will come out and support these northern california teams. >> oakland's bishop o'dowd high school girls for the division 3 state championship. tie game at halftime. second half all oakland's bishop o'dowd high school. thomas for three. the dragons win it 55-40. giants and a's specials coming up sunday. the giants 4:00 p.m., 7:00 p.m. on kicu and a's at 4:30 p.m. on female announcer: sunday's your last chance to save big during sleep train's triple choice sale. for a limited time you can choose up to 48 months interest-free financing on a huge select

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>> it supports the oakland museum of california. all of the net proceeds go to the museum. then they come to us and ask us to fund certain projects. so, it obviously is a great jewel in the middle of oakland. >> reporter: thank you so much. we're going to head back inside here between our live shots and we're going to show you some more of the great items that are for sale today. so consider this a little home shopping network preview. you can see it on "mornings on 2" and come out when the doors open at 10:00 a.m. we're at 333 lancaster street. the sale will be going on until 4:00. i would imagine you don't want to wait because there are still items in there but the best things, they will be snatched up. i think i was told by our producer actually that you are doing a little bit of a beer tasting segment. >> we are. >> reporter: i'm going to try to find you festive mugs. >> thank you. you have your wallet ready. i'm sure you're the first customer there. thank you so much. >>> the chinese new year celebration continues in san francisco today. for day two of the community str

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this annual sale benefits the oakland museum of california. shoppers say they're happy to help contribute to the cause. >> from what i've been told it's a very expensive dress from a very expensive lady. i'm going to happily wear it at the anniversary of kansas city where it's nice and cold. >> folks, the sale's not over. it continues tomorrow. organizers suggest shoppers take b.a.r.t. to the fruitvale station and then a complimentary shuttle to the sale. admission is free and raises millions every year. >>> some folks in pennsylvania found a way to celebrate the seemingly never-ending winter that they're enduring. take a look. >> wow, it's coming down! >> giant nutcrackers, all sorts of different -- look at this one. i love the lamp. all sleds made of cardboard launched down this mountain. that's up in the poconos. not all of the sleds were functional, as exhibited there. but they were certainly elaborate and very entertaining. the poconos had a lot more snow than usual. the cardboard challenge has been running now for ten years in a row. >>

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the sale benefits the oakland museum of california. brought out all kinds of people who shared valuable shopping tips. >> you can find things that are just not for sale again, you get designer clothes for a tenth of a carlos. tomorrow it will be even cheaper because they will clear everything. >> tomorrow you could get a good deal and meet jean quan. >> organizers say that the benefit is free. >> if my grandmother had been there, she would have been in the middle. she liked the white elephant gifts. >> there are a lot of folks in our families who like the sales, 50s and 60s outside, low clouds creeping across the peninsula right now, spilling across inging inging san bernardino mountain. you can see dublin there, and an almost full moon rising to the east. back to san francisco, we see the golden gate bridge there. and we'll see more low clouds moving through this picture. the reason why san francisco and the coast will cool down a little bit for tomorrow. right now you see the low clouds spilling over into the peninsula, waking up to

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for "good morning america," becky worley, abc news, oakland, california. >> those are great tips thank i'm matt o'donnell. karen rogers is here with a list of problems in traffic karen. >> reporter: they keep coming in, we have an overturned tractor-trailer westbound coming into the city on the ben franklin bridge. use the walt whitman bridge or tacony-palmyra instead. an accident at bishop avenue at springfield road. here's a big one on kelly drive. we have two separate accidents that happened on kelly drive outbound between fountain green and strawberry mansion. they have taken the cars involved and pushed them off to the side. they happened near st. joe's boathouse. they shut down the road outbound, they say it was slippery in spots that caused the accidents. the action cam was on the scene with that one. it was a mess right there. the action cam was on the scene you can see flames shooting out in new castle delaware, 295 this tractor-trailer carrying potatoes was fully engulfed. traffic is getting by between route 13 and 9:00. this is approaching the delaware memorial bridge. if yo

oakland. plus, california school kids take the ♪ ♪ wow something sounds sweet in here!!!! need a little honey in the bowl. yeah!!! badabopbopbopa!!! no? must be the honey!!! c >> this is abc7 news. >> disturbing video has surfaced out of oakland unified school district t shows school security officers dragging a student at fremont high school. that's disturbing enough but it's really what happened off-camera that's outraged the oakland unified police chief. laura anthony has the story you will see only on 7. >> we shouldn't be putting our hands on the student. there's no reason to put our hands on the student. >> it happened on january 22nd, 2014. a 15-year-old freshman was called to the office at fremont high for a meeting with an administrator. this office security video, the student stands there for a few moments before he's approached by two school security officers. they apparently want him to move. >> you will see a security officer right here in the jacket come up and talk to him. the reports states that he's asking him to leave the threshold of the door. >> the eve

for "good morning america," becky worley, abc news, oakland, california. >> those are great tips, thankws to tell you about. one person has died following a crash involving a bus. let's take a live look of that bus. it happened just before 6:00 this morning in berwood way and davidson drive. the bus involved is a tridelta transit bus. buss in the area are being rerouted. no word yet on what caused the accident. >>> the rest of the morning commute, let's check on that. >> bumper to bumper on the bridge from hayward in the toll plaza towards foster city. it's slow and go. no major stalls or accident here's. lights still on at the pay bridge. the car pool lane is a good way to go. we have a very serious accident involving a motorcycle at west 24 at pleasant hill road. traffic is slowing from the junction. it's the thought that counts, right? so make it count... at t.j.maxx. give them brands they'll love, at prices that help you be generous. make t.j.maxx your first stop for gifting... and maxx life! around here, we're all about fast. that's why xfinity is perfect for me. with millions of w

for "good morning america," becky worley, abc news, oakland, california. >> those are great tips thank to take a look at the morning rush. jack taylor? jack: tough trying to get into the district both directions on 395, southbound on the parkway before 202, headed across the freeway. westbound out toward main avenue. but nothing in the roadway. lights are flashing at dupont circle. that could cause some delays. 395 has been a big mess downtown getting into springfield continue all the way to and across the 14th street bridge. that has been painfully slow all morning. all lanes reported open. i see some sunshine, but i guess i will not be seeing that tomorrow. jacqui: a lot tomorrow as things will be changing dramatically overnight tonight and into tomorrow. this morning, things are fine your it 32 in dallas, 34 gaithersburg. we see some of the sun now. we will see some clouds here late today. overnight tonight, expecting temperatures to be cold enough and the moisture coming in, that will see some rain and snow and a mix in a few locations. we expected to last through about the mid to

host: oakland, california. caller: i'm originally from belize. c-span viewers listen to me.y husband in the 1960's deserted and he went to belize. thousands and hundreds of thousands of the military when they were drafted went to belize and they are still there. what they did, that changed the citizenship. belize gave them citizenship and the coming over here and going back home as belizeans. you guys are talking about illegal aliens and the same goes for the military when they deserted the army and that is not fair to me. and like what this guy did, it has been going on for years. and nobody has done nothing about it. guest: it is interesting to go back and look at the history of the 1960's, 19 70's. we had a lot of people that deserted and a natural for military service. many went to canada and other places. many of them are pardoned. that was a decision the president made. there is also a distinction between not showing up for service and going awol and desertion. desertion happens in the face of the enemy. you can understand why you would have that distinction. if you ar

host: oakland, california. caller: i'm originally from belize. c-span viewers listen to me. my husband in the 1960's deserted and he went to belize. thousands and hundreds of thousands of the military when they were drafted went to belize and they are still there. what they did, that changed the citizenship. belize gave them citizenship and the coming over here and going back home as belizeans. you guys are talking about illegal aliens and the same goes for the military when they deserted the army and that is not fair to me. and like what this guy did, it has been going on for years. and nobody has done nothing about it. guest: it is interesting to go back and look at the history of the 1960's, 1970's. we had a lot of people that deserted and didn't show up for military service. many went to canada and other places. many of them are pardoned. that was a decision the president made. there is also a distinction between not showing up for service and going awol and desertion. desertion happens in the face of the enemy. you can understand why you would have that distinction. if

host: marry his next from oakland, california. good morning. caller: good morning., first of all, thank you for your dedication to our country. ok. as i was listening to you, what i thought about was connections. for me, i'm currently a graduate student. i am receiving my masters in counseling for psychology. i have been wanting to work with veterans ever sense a colleague of mine in my undergraduate studies, her brother who was in the military committed suicide. i happen to be working on a project about veterans returning home and this is how i gained my interest and passion for working with veterans. one thing i find -- maybe you can speak to this -- i am looking, and the v.a. also, and other organizations need mental health professionals. internships, volunteers. a way to connect so that i can further understand -- not just from an educational point, academic, i'm getting that, but i really want to connect and understand further what is going on with our military veterans. i have followed over the years a lot not only the wounded warriors project but msnbc when t

. >>> another big step forward in the plan to bring the oakland raiders to southern california.organizers in carson put the plans before voting, they announce to share a stadium in carson if the teams fail to make out deals in their respective hometowns. >>> carrie underwood jumps into sports gear market.'s sporting goods will feature her line of, well, i don't know what of, in the store to make room for the merchandise.'s will remove some of its adidas and reebok. >>> the giants are looking for host families for their rising stars. >> the san jose giants look for south bay residents willing to take in young players. this year the team needs homes for 25 players who will live with families from april through september. among the sf giants, madison baumgartner, buster posey. come on over guys if you can handle it. >> baseball player not babysitters. >> they like mac and cheese, what do you think? >> they probably do and also you know what? that's the major league jumping into the camera. the golden gate bridge an easy commute. i watched the zipper truck again like yesterday at th

. >> reporter: people line up for the oakland museum of california white elephant sale. there are treasures waiting to be discovered. >> this is beginners trumpet. and it has mother-of-pearl volves here -- valves here. goes for $100 but goes for half price. >> reporter: are of the items are -- >> reporter: all of the items are donated for the benefit of the museum. pricing is obvious in some cases but other items are hard to peg. >> they call on their parents or relatives and we have experts come by that want to buy from us and they help us out. >> reporter: some items are treasures but other are obscure. >> we had prosthetic body parts come in and we wondered who would be buying those. that would be the oddest. >> reporter: last year's sale brought in $2 million for the museum. this year they hope to do the same. all items left unsold today will be donated to other bay area charities. katy eustis, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> details are expected tomorrow on the iwatch from apple. they set to provide details on pricing and the release date. the watch is expected to run apps, pl

canyon at 38 and guerneville is 37 and novato is 39 and san rafael and mill valley and napa and california oaklandid 40s and 44 in san jose and san carlos and newark and cool spots in san ramon and lafayette at 38 and 39. in san rafael northbound along 101 no need to wore about fog you need the sunglasses. 66 to 68 at the coast and around accident to 74 degrees for the bay and inland neighbor and ferry ride is clear and calm again and not a brick ride whatever. depending how fast the ferry captain drives. temperatures are above average through the weekend. a change is coming up. >> in san jose, 897, beyond the tank this is where bob will perform tonight with conditions light and we have a couple of problems with a brand new accident in the eastbound direction of highway 24 and we have a solo trash in 9 center divider. in orinda we have delays through caldecott tunnel. through dublin westbound 580 we still have a big rig taking up one lane because it hit debris in the road and new we have delays pulling away from pleasanton soen prepared. the drive over the altamont pass is busy with the details on

another step in the plan to build a new stadium for the oakland raiders in southern california. coming up in 20 minutes, a milestone supporters have reached. >> a day at the beach got real scary for a five-year-old boy. the very close encounter that landed him in the hospital. >>> college baseball player from bloomsburguniversity has been dismissed from the team after posting an offensive tweet about little league world series star mo'ne davis. joey castlebury posted his reaction to news of a movie about mo'ne davis. disney is making a movie about mo'ne davis, what a joke. he called her an offensive word. davis who is from philadelphia was the first girl to earn a win and pitch a shutout in the little league world series. castlebury's twitter account has been deactivated but not before he issued an apology. >>> family and friends of davon ellis are calling for an end to the violence that claimed his life. they held a rally yesterday. the marchers gathered in front of the high school where ellis played high school and was an honor student. >> i want to stop the kids from becoming