more than 3 1/2 million dollars in income and thousands of jobs are geneted from these orchards, orchardsthat end up feeding the nation and world and will no doubt end up on a dinner table near you sometime soon. for "california country", i'm tracy sellers. and in case you're curious, almond, plum, citrus, and apple plants tend to have the white petals, while nectarine, peach, and apricot plants tend to have the pink petals. there you go. ha ha. coming up next, we're going to a one-of-a-kind spa. day of walking arod, it's nice to just relax a little bit. and, if i could speak for them, our four-legged friends would probably agree with me, right? well, as charlotte fadipe shows us, now horses have a place to relax and rehabilitat >> looking at shor enjoying himself in this pen, it's hard toelieve that this 27-year-old cutting horse was once so ill, he waslmost crippled and his ownersere considering having him put down. but, after some tender loving care at a special rehalitation center in the tiny town of jamestown between sacramento and fresno, shorty is clearly back on his feet again. >>

headquartered in fresno county, it sprawls across california's central valley, and its almond orchardsstretch for miles. one summer afternoon, a harris farms worker named olivia tamayo says that a supervisor ordered her to get into his truck. >> bergman: this video shows the man accused of raping olivia tamayo, rene rodriguez, in pre-trial testimony. he insists their relationship was consensual. >> did you have sexual relations with ms. tamayo at that time? >> (speaking spanish) >> (translator): at her house, yes. >> (speaking spanish) >> (translator): and when i would go to her house, she would come and she would open the door and she was already in a gown. >> are you saying she was wearing a nightgown when she greeted you? >> (spanish translation) >> (speaking spanish) >> (translator): exactly. it was a red nightgown. >> bergman: olivia testified she was raped by rodriguez three times: once in an almond grove, again while she was on her way to work, and once when rodriguez forced his way into her home. >> olivia never told a soul. finally, she went to a rape crisis center, and the ca

year or two, and one was sherm an williams store that came in on polk street and another one was orchard supply that wanted to come in on howard street or one of those streets and i forgot which one. and in both cases, the way that the planning department came up with how many other formula stores were around it or how many other similar stores, there was not a set kie criteria in the orchard supply case, the city builders was a block and a half or two blocks away and they were never counted as part of it, it didn't make sense, in the case of the sherm an williams store they left out a bunch of stores by jerry man did jerry man dering the area. i think that has to be fixed a uniform thing that makes it reasonable. some things to think about. thank you. >> i need to remind that the public comment is at three minutes. >> any other member of the public who would like to weigh in on items three and four? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. and i would like to open this up for discussion. >> steven thank you for coming out tonight, and i think that we need to send the message out broadl

cornel and his comments, and i remember when the orchard supply came in i want to know where they came up because i looked at this and discount builders hardware was next door and it was not counted and i thought that was kind of odd. so that is my two cents and commissioner o'brien? >> yeah, it is a very complicated affair, i sat a couple of other commissioners here. for four or five hours, listening to the pet food express application, and i personally, agreed with the recommendation of the planning department but i was very struck by the fact that it was truly turned down by almost a majority or a unanimous vote, not quite. but it was a powerful vote six to one against the application and it was interesting for a lot of different reasons, because there is a lot of unfortunate nature calling and malining good people, and the pet food express has definitely run by people who are neighborhood oriented, and they are good people. and that the programs that they run, which they, you know, evangalized in a big way as part of the application, they were sincere and they don't do animal care

thisabc 7 sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardre.have the highlights a 9:00 and 11:00. tuesday first cutdown. last chance the make an impression. >> thank you. >>> coming up next, the surprise movie is headi >>> join me tonight at 9:00 on cable 13. how and why birds are conforming to post a speed limit on certain ros. then at 11:00, how much would you pay to keep crying children awayrom you on your next flight? the airline that's giving you theoption. the stories and more coming up at 9:00 and 11:00 on abc 7 news. >>>istorical fiction is cleaning up at the box office. lee dan yells, "the butl" topped the box office about a long serving white house butler arring forest whitaker and oprah winfrey. on its way to $100 million. jennifer aniston's comedy "we're the millers" and thd and fourth place were the new movies "mortal instrumes city of bones"nd "the world's end." "you're nex debuted in sixth place. that's it. i'm ama daetz. thank you for joining us. see you back at 9:00 and :00.

it was all cherry orchards there. >> now just buildings.ll the buildings, as good as they are, are just sort of flat structures. this stands out. >> unique. >>> we want to get back to our developing news. in oakland, the rally is gaining steam. it's the unions supporting the b.a.r.t. workers. workers could strike monday morning. they plan on marching towards b.a.r.t. headquarters. >> that's going to do it for us. >>> on our broadcast tonight -- judgment day for the man who held three young women captive for a decade. a dramatic day in court as one of the women bravely confronts her captor and the man described as a monster is allowed to speak at length. >>> walking free, despite warnings from the u.s. not to do it. russia has given a home to nsa leaker eard snowden and the showdown with the u.s. just got worse. >> new parts. the choice millions of us are making to get out of chronic knee pain and get new ones installed. tonight, dr. nancy snyderman on one of the most popular surgeries for americans. some who put it off for far too long. >>>

this abc 7 sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. we'll have the highlights at 9:00 and 11:00. tuesday first cutdown. last chance the make an impression. >> thank you. >>> coming up next, the surprise movie is heading towards $100 >>> join me tonight at 9:00 on cable 13. how and why birds are conforming to post a speed limit on certain roads. then at 11:00, how much would you pay to keep crying children away from you on your next flight? the airline that's giving you the option. the stories and more coming up at 9:00 and 11:00 on abc 7 news. >>> historical fiction is cleaning up at the box office. lee dan yells, "the butler" topped the box office about a long serving white house butler starring forest whitaker and oprah winfrey. on its way to $100 million. jennifer aniston's comedy "we're the millers" and third and fourth place were the new movies "mortal instruments city of bones" and "the world's end." "you're next" debuted in sixth place. that's it. i'm ama daetz. thank you for joining us. see you back at 9:00 and 11:00. >> right

. >> orchard supply hardware has a new owner, it is official. >> trading is underway on wall street andhe dow is down 31 points and we will go to skein king from the new york stock exchange. >> but, first, music fans shell out hundreds to see their favorite bands and they cannot get inside t >> covering walnut creek, burlingame, calculate belt, and all the bay area this is abc7 news. >> good morning, at 6:44. the golden gate bridge shows traffic moving fine but we have low clouds. our meteorologist says they will be clearing much more quickly today with the temperatures coming up. san jose an elderly man considered at risk is found safe. the 91-year-old was found near a shopping center this morning. he was reported missing yesterday. they were worried because he has alzheimer's disease and is disoriented but the man has been found, safe. >> asiana will give $10,000 to every survivor on board a flight that crashed at sfo last month. three people died and 300 others survived the crash on july 6, and the money will cover medical expenses and other unexpected costs for the survivors of flig

a problem on montgomery county on quince orchard road wires came down.rection there. beltway looking good. inner loop northbound and southbound, outer loop looking good. 95 in virginia near 123. so far good across the occoquan. that's a look at your traffic. >> thank you, steve. two years ago today the d.c. region was rocked by that magnitude 5.8 earthquake. the national cathedral took a pretty big hit. >> we have an update on the work. >> don't look down, the scaffolding on giant wheels, engineers at washington national cathedral is here working to repair earthquake damage that is two years old. >> during the quake the ceilingg rattled in the cathedral. >> when the chief stone mason m walked into the cathedral august 23, 2011 he saw pieces of stone on the floor.on >> i call them little debris fields. little bits of mortar and stone. >> the steel is not structurally sound. >> what you are looking at, those are the chairs on the t floor of cathedral, the area yoe are used to seeing. see where i'm standing right now it's a deck that was just builtt a few d

everygreen, orchard, and union. the school year begins at livermore valley joint unified. >> 'tis the season for early morning school bells. lots of kids up early. how should they dress today? >> two very different parts of the day. good morning. a live look at your temperatures out there. 62 in sunnyvale. 59 to kick off a wednesday. want to get you over the hump for today. in sunnyvale, 62. 59 in san jose. i want to take it to the radar, we have active weather around the state. if you're headed toward the tahoe area, even into sacramento, want to travel cautiously and stay opportunities to the changing weather. we could see rapidly changing weather throughout the afternoon with all of that lightning that center of low pressure moving over the spine of the sierra nevada. this is what we're looking at, because of the area of low pressure a sustained wind speed in fairfield at 26 miles per hour. it's blustery out there. depends where you're waking up. as we head throughout the afternoon, highs look look this, 64 in sa

by valley fig growers, sweet additions with blue ribbon orchard choice and sun-maid california figs. by hansgrohe. kitchen, shower, and bath ideas since 1901. and by mcevoy ranch organic extra-virgin olive oil. >> joanne: i was really thinking about what are the dishes that i love to teach my students. and i think probably it would be the simplest dishes with the biggest wow factor. and i'm hoping to wow you a little bit today lee. >> leigh: okay. >> joanne: leigh is in the healthcare profession. and, do you like to cook? >> leigh: i do, i love to cook when i have time. and i really try to cook healthy, healthy things. >> joanne: oh, that's good me too. so, this is a salad that i happen to absolutely love. i mean i really do love it and i love oranges so that's where we're going to start. these are navel oranges you can tell. they're called that because they have that little bit right there that looks like a navel. >> leigh: they have a navel. >> joanne: exactly. so, you're going to take the orange. and what you're going to do is to cut off the bottom and the top, just like that, oka

year or two, and one was sherm an williams store that came in on polk street and another one was orchard supply that wanted to come in on howard street or one of those streets and i forgot which one. and in both cases, the way that the planning department came up with how many other formula stores were around it or how many other similar stores, there was not a set kie criteria in the orchard supply case, the city builders was a block and a half or two blocks away and they were never

>> there were orchards out here and we were picking them. >> reporter: it will be a big moral morale for local talent. >> it isn't for everyone. >> reporter: w.w.e. would be the first big event before the superbowl. >> if they can one up the nfl they will do it. >> reporter: bay area wrestling could be here. >> ouch. how much money are we talking? miami spent $100 million. it generated $15 million in tax revenue. >> how much to get your back fixed? or the truck that ran you over? thanks. >> wrestle mania 30 will be at the super dome. >>> jason allen says it can be bad for our pets. >> reporter: judy cares for her child and her pet. she does whatever exercise she can and keeps max away from smokers. second hand smoke is as bad for humans as pets. this vet says in humans, animals can have lung damage or cancer. >> reporter: it isn't just the smoke. it can be skin damage as well. the chemicals from the cigarettes get on your hands and pass it on to pets. cats can be particularly vulnerable. >> they don't wash their hands or get a regular bath. >> reporter: quit. if you can. >> clients w

we must get to the apple orchard to get apples for the mayor. - to the apple orchard! yum!w! first we need four red apples. i shall count now! one, two, three, four. four red apples! kazow! one, two. two green apples! shapow! now, how many red and green apples are there all together? hmm... i've got it! i must count all of the apples, and then i'll know how many i have all together! one, two, three four... five, six. six apples all together! four and two is six! shapow! [horse neighs] [he gasps] gad-zooks! wha-- hey! horse, you ate my six apples! [horse neighs] what will i do? - alpha pig to the rescue! with my amazing alphabet tools, i can find the letters in the word "apples" and get the apples back! a-b-c, sing with me! ♪ a b c d e f g ♪ h i j k l m n o p ♪ q r s and t u v ♪ w x y and z ♪ sing with me amazing alphabet singing! first we need the letter "a". which one is the "a"? - [kids]: there! - there's the "a"! next, we need the letter "p". where's the "p"? - [kids]: there! - there's the "p"! now we need another "p"! where is the "p"? - [kids]: there! - there's that "p

and orchard parkway. the county is trying to give as much warning. crews canvas the neighborhoods and deliberated floyers informing the public about spraying and it is not harmful to pets. >>> the fix for the broken bolts is well underway. this project is taking place miles away from the bridge. and we went inside where the so- called saddles are made. they are bending special 3-inch steel plates into something that looks like a saddle. the system will be sealed and surrounded by a concrete casing to complete the fix. when you put them in then you pump them out: >> this is expected to be in place in december. there is a chance it could be opened sooner if there is a quick-fix. >>> 4:39. let's go to sal for a look at traffic it is early. >> it is early. highway 4 at the bypass at marsh creek road. there is an iny watch for -- an injury watch. drive slow. let's start off with a look at the east shore and 80 looking nice with no major problems. once you get to the toll plaza you will see it is light. drive early. this is your drive right now. if there i

i do want to thank the staff at terryville because we have what we call an orchard crime rate and one in particular was sunglasses. they came out they were 34 woman 189 r 18 to 26 years old they scooped up 26 pair of eyeglasses and i alerted the day watch i needed patrols between 8 and 9 and that's when the mall was closings. the chief said they ran directly into a patrol car all they had to do was open their car doors. i went to court with her and sure enough all the girls plead guilty. just today snafks we had 3 gentlemen who conducted a petty theft. officer jaw showed up just like that and they're now in custody. so i still again want to thank the officers at terryville station and we still need them. and if captain could stay in the district sir, please let him >> thank you. i used to see you at the hall of justice and thank you for your years of service. >> good evening. i'm glen i'm the kurt current president of the triangle neighborhood soeshlths and also on the terryville pta. i want to acknowledge the great job that the captain has done. a couple examples we run a quarterly m

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a little russian folk dance, and this sports report bought to you by orchard supply hardware. the guy can do everything. >> carolyn: i heard he takes fewer steps but longer steps. >> i guess because he has long >> carolyn: join me tonight at cable 13. we'll look at what beers people in the er on friday and saturday night are most likely to have consumed. the fire season could be getting worse. all at 9:00 and 11:00 on abc7 news. >> amidst the bright lights of the summer blockbusters a mild mannered movie tops the box office this weekend. "the butler" follows an african-american man who worked his way up through the white house during eight turbulent presidential terms. all based on a true story. lee daniels "the butler" opened with $25 million. the second miss, are. >> millers" steve job's biography was seventh. that's it for us. i'm carolyn tyler with leigh glaser, rick quan, we'll be back at 9:00 and 11:00. have a good evening. >>> i have trouble breathing sometimes. other kids have the same condition as me kind of, makes me feel like i'm not the only one to have it. >> make

tomorrow night in an effort to head off west nile have i virus beginning to start tomorrow between orchard part and 680. >> it turned out traps for the virus. >>> this afternoon we got a look at progress on a fix for the broken bolts of the bay bridge. >> three-inch thick steal plates are being bent into a u shape, the saddle engineers talk about, then a cutter creates guides where cables will connect the saddles to the pillar. >> it will then be sealed in concrete. >> once you pull them in and pull them tight, you fill the whole void so it will never be exposed to water, or the elements ever again. >> the fix should be in place in december. >>> redwood city based ea sports lost today with some college athletes. >> the san francisco court of appeals ruled against the video maker saying it must address legal claims by college players it unfairlily used images without permission. >> quarterback sam keller, they say it plans to appeal the ruling. >>> on wall street, the economy is expanding at a quote modest pace. >> dow fell 21 points. >>> and a time to celebrate for newly elected santa clar

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. >> this sports report brought toow by orchard supply >> did the futuristic >> ama: join me tonight at 9:00. the all-natural light show blaze across the sky. then at 11:00, the outside lands music festival wraps up tonight in san francisco but it's not all about the music. neighbors and businesses say they're fed up. >>> a sci-fi thriller ruled the box office this weekend, elysium. the film takes place on a ravaged earth, set in the year 2154. it brought in just over $30 million. where we're the millers was second, 26 million. disney's car's spinoff, plane, 22 million. and two guns came in fifth, with 11 million in sales. >> that's it for abc7 news at 6:00. i'm ama daetz, for leigh glaser and mike shumann, thank you for joining us. we'll be back at 9:00 and 11:00. until then, have a great evening. here's a live look outside. >> right now, matt damon battles for elysium! i just had to get in shape. >> amanda seyfried and the legend of linda lovelace! >> everybody has a real story behind their image. >> stars take off on a new animated adventure! >> i wanted to be part of it because i

this sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> fantastic.next at 6:00, how the hot weather helps these officers >> ama: join me tonight at 9:00 on cable 136789 we'll tell you why state leg -- regulators are investigating offshore drilling operations off the california coast. >> if b.a.r.t. workers strike it could affect more than just commuters. the people who say they'll lose big bucks when the trains stop running. >> today, traffic police in one chinese city found themselves in a different kind of pursuit today. these little piggies made a run for it when the truck they were ride riding in overturned on the expressway. you can hear them squealing. they ran down the road, doing their best to avoid the police officers. eventually they were all captured. it took an hour to get the piggies back into custody. i hope they're off to a farm somewhere. thank you for joining us at 6:00. cut! i have no idea whats's going on. maybe you're the original really big chicken combo, with curly fries and a drink for just $3.99. why the cowboy hat? you're the

i think about the establishments we've looked the orchard supply we've not got in san francisco but people will go there because the products that aspire in some ways. some people are not going to go to the formula retail maybe they want a lawn mower or power tool but most of they're hard war needs they'll get at the local stores. i think it make sense to be careful but i'm in in favor of restricting the heights and other things. they restricted the banks so they wouldn't dominate the frontage. if you're going to restrict the use you're better off restricting their senile and a lot of the retailers have ugly sicken and so they want to have huge sicken like 65 feet high and that's not important if people are mostly pedestrians. i think it's important when we do the analysis one of the restrictions has to do with the amount of formula retail within a 65 feet of listen i can't remember front and it's important to look at the entire neighborhood and to lump a one type of of formula retailers you may have one of one type of and 7 of the other. you have to take into consideration. and avoid atta

. >> this sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware, and tonight, keeping an eye on the little league baseball team. >> petaluma, so -- >> mike: good luck to them. >> ama: up next, sky gazers, keep your eyes on the skies. why this year's perseid meteor shower could b >> ama: a southern california teen is found safe. her suspected captor killed. we'll have late details on what led authorities to hannah anderson. then at 11:00 we're following breaking news out of san francisco where crews are putting out a fire on a double-decker bus in san francisco. tourists were onboard when the bus caught fire. everyone got off safely. our report continues on twitter. and join us at 11:00 for the latest. >> keep your eye on the skies this weekend, the famed perseid meteor shower that has delighted sky-gazers, will start to peak beginning tomorrow. shooting stars will streak across the skies sunday night, and then early morning monday, as well as tuesday. astronomers say this year's event could look brighter than usual because of the new moon. they recommend not using binoculars or tele

have found dozens of children born in the united states who work in the tomato fields and peach orchards since they were before 13 years old. some since the ripe age of eight. >> peaches. >> reporter: all of it possible because of an exception in u.s. labor law who allows a child to work the field even though it requires the child to be at least 14 years of age before he or she can legally work limited hours indoors a at fast food restaurant, office or grocery store. >> this is a national disgrace that we need to stop. >> reporter: that's why this month, a congresswoman has introduced the care act to congress. >> right now we have approximately 400,000 children who work in agriculture and they are not working on their family farms. these are children who are being hired to work on these farms. >> if it becomes law the care act would give the same labor protections to children working in agriculture as any other industry in america. those who opposed say it would hurt family farms and 4-h clubs. she says there are exemptions for those groups and family farms in her proposed law. >> i beli

. >> this sports report brought toow by orchard supply hardware. >> d >> ama: join me tonight at 9:00. the all-natural light show blaze across the sky. then at 11:00, the outside lands music festival wraps up tonight in san fran it's not all about the music. neighbors and businesses say they're fed up. >>> a sci-fi thriller ruled the box office this weekend, elysium. the film takes place on a ravaged earth, set in the year 2154. it brought in just over $30 million. where we're the millers was second, 26 million. disney's car's spinoff, plane, 22 million. and two guns came in fifth, with 11 million in sales. >> that's it for abc7 news at 6:00. i'm ama daetz, for leigh glaser and mike shumann, thank you for joining us. we'll be back at 9:00 and 11:00. until then, have a great evening. here's a live look outside.

. >> this sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware, and tonight, keeping an eye on thetle league baseball team. >> petaluma, so -- >> mike: good luck to them. >> ama: up next, sky gazers, keep your eyes on the skies. yññ%ñ% cut! i have no idea whats's going on. maybe you're the original really big chicken combo, with curly fries and a drink for just $3.99. why the cowboy hat? you're the barbecue chicken combo with two chicken patties, bacon, cheese, and barbecue sauce. you also come with curly fries and a drink for $3.99. bubbles! i have no idea what's going on. just go with it. this director's a genius. >> ama: a southern california teen is found safe. her suspected captor killed. we'll have late details on what led authorities to hannah anderson. then at 11:00 we're following breaking news out of san francisco where crews are putting out a firedoubn-decker n francisco. tourists were onboard when the bus caught fire. everyone got off safely. our report continues on twitter. and join us at 11:00 for the latest. >> keep your eye on the skies this weekend, the famed perse

there is a church, half timbered houses, orchards, not so long ago, people also used to keep pigs here. the villages located 20 kilometers east of istanbul istanbul on the asian side of the city. while expanding istanbul threatens to engulf the village at some point, for the time being, it remains a popular escape from the hubbub of the city. countless restaurants and guesthouses to great business. he runs a restaurant with his wife. when they were younger, the two attended a french boarding school in istanbul. today, some of their school friends from back and are visiting. we ask if anna would have considered marrying a turkish man. >> that is difficult. that would require both sides being very tolerant. >> we are well integrated here, but not assimilated. we have our own church, our own cemetery, and our own customs. >> those traditions include polish cuisine. next door is a cafÉ that serves pancakes with blueberries from poland. agnes now lives in warsaw, but she spends her summers in her home village in turkey. >> i miss my friends in warsaw when i'm here, but that is not where i'm

this sports reporting brought to you by orchard supply hardware. carolyn, crazy legsyler, was running today at lake merritt. >> i was insane usain. >> join my tonightt 9:00 cable 13. we'll tell you w crimps are hack -- criminals are hacking into yr home from your most sensing light to your front door. and then at 11:00, the plan to get r of a mice invasion on the farallon islands but will the plan do more harm that good. >>> that is it for abc7 news at 6:00. thanks for ining us. along with leigh glaser and rick quan, for ama daetz and mike umann,hanks for joining us. >> all right, go to the post office and change my mailing address. >> uh, put the cable in cora's name. >> mr. brown. okay, then i need to get my car tuned up. >> siphon all the gas out of cora's car. >> oh! >> watch it, cora. >> you need to watch it, mr. brown! >> okay. >> figure out how am i gonna tell my students i'm leaving. >> how about if you just tell them, "this is mrs. cora. i don't care nothing about y'all future, so i'm out of here on the first thing smoking." >> what?! now,

children born here in the united states who said they've been working in the tomato fields and peach orchards everything in between since before they were 13 years old. >> i was 11. >> some since the ripe age of 8. all of it is possible because of an exception in u.s. labor law that allows a child to work the fields even though that same law requires a child to be at least 14 years of age before he or she can legally work even limited hours indoors at the fast food restaurant office or grocery store. >> we need to stop this. this is a national disgrace that we need to stop. >> reporter: that's why this month, congresswoman has introduced the care act to congress. >> we have approximately 400,000 children who work in agriculture and they are not working on their family farms, these are children who are being hired to work on these farms. >> reporter: if it becomes law, the care act would give the same labor protections to children working in agriculture as children who work in any other industry in america. the bill faces steep political opposition in washington. those who oppose it say it wou

near montague expresswayway, sierra road and orchard. this comes after the vector control says mosquitoes in the area tested positive for the virus. >>> garbage collection rates are going up in san francisco. the average cost for three 32- gallon bins jumped from $28 to $34. customers can offset the hike by switching to a smaller 20- gallon garbage bin and a larger 64-gallon recycling bin. the option is designed to help san francisco reach -- zero waste by 2020. >>> well, hope you are sitting down because most of the coast is clear. that's not something we've said. there's a few patches of fog hanging on. not much. most of the fog that's been front and center, a little chewed up. re-formed tonight. there were definitely holes in it. inland temperatures have cooled down. can't really support it as much. it being the conditions on the fog. only patchy low clouds. it's been windy. a final look at some of the information coming in for july for san francisco. the mean temperature was 61. the 30-year average, 60.3. the max, 66.3, normal, almos

it wasn't long ago, there was all orchards out here. >> reporter: a former pro wrestler says if they up come, it will be a big morale boost. >> it's about inspiration. it's about your heart, because this business is t for everybody. eporr: training center founder gabriel ramirez says wwe would relishing about the first big event there, before the super bowl. >> if they have that opportunity to one up the nfl? >> they will do it. >> reporter: so bay area wrestling could see a resurgence. just grab an ice pack, and aspirin. ouch. how much money are we talking here? last year, they were in miami, they generated $100 million in economic activity. $15million alone in tax revenue. >> let me see the crutches, next to you on the floor there. like a half chicken wing, and he threw you on the ground. >> reporter: yeah, i'll be calling in sick tomorrow. anybody that thinks it's fake, step into the ring. >> it is not fake. >> totally real. >> that is real, don't get in the ring with those guys, they'll break your head. fan/reporter involvement. hope he lives to see another day. >>> how are you g

there is a church, half timbered houses, orchards, not so long ago, people also used to keep pigs here. the villages located 20 kilometers east of istanbul istanbul on the asian side of the city. while expanding istanbul threatens to engulf the village at some point, for the time being, it remains a popular escape from the hubbub of the city. countless restaurants and guesthouses to great business. he runs a restaurant with his wife. when they were younger, the two attended a french boarding school in istanbul. today, some of their school friends from back and are visiting. we ask if anna would have considered marrying a turkish man. >> that is difficult. that would require both sides being very tolerant. >> we are well integrated here, but not assimilated. we have our own church, our own cemetery, and our own customs. >> those traditions include polish cuisine. next door is a cafÉ that serves pancakes with blueberries from poland. agnes now lives in warsaw, but she spends her summers in her home village in turkey. >> i miss my friends in warsaw when i'm here, but that is not where i'm

>> so, picking up on a couple of things, this item remind me of the orchard supply ie team that we heard in soma a couple of months ago that the address falls specifically in one zone but it's right next to an n c-2 zone next to union, so for me, the question is not specifically what zone do you fall in and how do you apply the code, how can you get a sense of if you're serving the neighborhood, is it walkable, can you access these services by walking, if there's a desire to go to pet food express, can you go there by driving or taking the bus. in applying the criteria we're supposed to look at for formula retail and looking at the general plan, i think there is a preference written in there for small business, in particular, the neighborhood commerce part of the general plan talks about fostering small business enterprise so i'm not supportive of the project. >> commissioner moore? >> would supervisor mar and other supervisors initiating investigation on how we put more focus on what formula retail means, the department will convene creating specific guidelines in the castro area, i thi

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before we get too full of ourselves it wants long ago when we were all orchards and picking the fruits off them. >> there's big money in wrestling. the most recent "wrestlemania" drew 80,000 fans to the metlife stadium in new jersey and those fans spent tens of millions of dollars in the area. >>> he thought buying extra airline miles would be a smart move. the expensive lesson he learned and how consumerwatch stepped in to help. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, but, on the consumerwatch, e kwon expla >>> buying extra airline miles may be a good way to top off your account to book the free flight but on the consumerwatch, sue kwon explains purchasing extra points doesn't always pay off. >> reporter: john norris had plenty of airline miles. >> in three years i got up to 57,000 miles. >> reporter: but the san francisco senior needed more to get a business class seat on an american airlines flight to paris. so he purchased an additional 23,000 miles from american express for $700. >> i wouldn't have to be sitting with five people this way and babies screaming and yelling. >> reporter: but when norris h

if you do not have enough healthy bees to go to the orchards and farms to help with pollination, you will see prices go a and that will hit consumers hard. >> thank you for joining us. the panda and has created excitement. the u.k.'s only female giant panda maybe finally pregnant. suggest sheevels could be expecting. zookeeper's will not know for sure until just before she gives birth, which could happen in a month. there cannot be too many in my view. many of us will come home with a coveted souvenir from vacation. these years, -- these days, it usually means a plastic replica. when they first began, tourists often came away with the real thing. a number of these are on display in washington. i took look at souvenir nation. a miniature model of the statue of liberty made in 1885 and the prototype for the millions that followed. like all the objects in this exhibition, it tells the story of our obsessive compulsion to bring back something from the places we visit. and now in belonging to napoleon, a piece of the berlin wall. brokeniece of marble from the cornerstone of the washington

if you do not have enough healthy bees to go to the orchards and farms to help with pollination, you will see prices go a and that will hit consumers hard. >> thank you for joining us. the panda and has created excitement. the u.k.'s only female giant panda maybe finally pregnant. suggest sheevels could be expecting. zookeeper's will not know for sure until just before she gives birth, which could happen in a month. there cannot be too many in my view. many of us will come home with a coveted souvenir from vacation. these years, -- these days, it usually means a plastic replica. when they first began, tourists often came away with the real thing. a number of these are on display in washington. i took look at souvenir nation. a miniature model of the statue of liberty made in 1885 and the prototype for the millions that followed. like all the objects in this exhibition, it tells the story of our obsessive compulsion to bring back something from the places we visit. and now in belonging to napoleon, a piece of the berlin wall. brokeniece of marble from the cornerstone of the washington