this is the report that we're following the sun are still in california in palm springs thanks to something stupid has been cooking up maybe she'll talk about i don't know what i want to know so yes we're here at the first world cup to spring conference and it's been amazing we've had so many this is literally the best crypto conference that i've ever attended. and on the organizer i know so i could be biased full disclosure you organize this event but it's been quite amazing and i've learned so much and there will be a lot of the various talks will be available online so you can go online and go look at this just google springs and you'll find some of the stories you know i want to look at a few items that have been these mostly driven in the past few days while we've been here in palm springs in close to hundred degree temperature and very dry first this actually doesn't have anything to do a trunk but it's going to lead into a headline about him this is a tweet from the national weather service in los angeles and it's the end of the ward water year like i was saying like in new york i do

she remembers her gigi and remembers palm springs. i think joy will always have a connection to it -- she will be a great grandchild, but she always has the connection there. susan: i have been reading some biographical material about your father, and he had a very interesting childhood. ms. bales: he did. susan: could you tell our viewers the story? he was born with a different name than gerald ford. ms. bales: he was. and when people say, what does america not know about gerald r. ford, because so much has been written about him in books and that kind of thing. to me, it was his name. he was born as leslie lynch king. he was a junior, and my grandmother took him when i was -- when he was very young, less than six weeks old, and took him on a train to grand rapids, michigan. she met a man. she divorced leslie lynch king

at a few items that have been used mostly driven in the past few days while we've been here in palm springs and like close to one hundred degree temperature and very dry first this actually doesn't have anything to do a trunk but it's going to lead into a headline about him this is a tweet from the national weather service in los angeles and it's the end of the ward water year. i would say like in new york i don't know what your problem is. because we don't have all day. so the end of the water year which october first twenty seventeen to september thirtieth twenty eighteen precipitation summary and on the color chart that you'll see on full screen you can see we are we down below very very parched conditions in california this year. due to some might say the next headline trump administration sees a seven degree rise in global temperatures by twenty one hundred last month deep in a five hundred page environmental impact statement the trumpet ministration made a startling assumption on its current course the planet will warm a disaster seven degrees by the end of the century. so this of cou

and i still have great legs you know i never come to bed like this in palm springs is predominately women check out my legs i feel their stares because they're thinking in their heads i wish i had legs like that you know and it's been said here here on international financial news and that's kind of in the headlines not you in particular but the financial media in general and we're still here springs conference in palm springs the best crypto conference in the world and it's now official it's not just me that many people say that finance the media and a catastrophic breakdown in trust so this is the last article that john authors wrote for the financial times where he's gone and i think he said in another publication now he talked about. what it was like to be at the financial times in the during the financial crisis so. there was big backlash to it this is response to the backlash because in his original article where he revealed actually what happened and he was talking about the fact that he had a couple hundred thousand dollars in the bank when lehman brothers collapsed and he had all

like this in palm springs is predominately women they check out my legs i feel their stare thinking in their heads i wish i had legs like that you know and it's been said here here on international financial news and that's kind of in the headlines not you in particular but the financial media in general and we're still here springs conference in palm springs the best crypto conference in the world and it's now official it's not just me that many people say that finance the media and a catastrophic breakdown in trust so this is the last article that john authors wrote for the financial times where he's gone and i think he said in another publication now he talked about. what it was like to be at the financial times in the during the financial crisis so. there was big backlash to it this is response to the backlash because in his original article where he revealed actually what happened and he was talking about the fact that he had a couple hundred thousand dollars in the bank when lehman brothers collapsed and he had all that cash because he had just sold his house in london and sold h

in particular but the financial media in general and we're still here at springs conference in palm springs the best crypto conference in the world and it's now official it's not just me that many people say that finance the media and a catastrophic breakdown in trust so this is the last article that john authors wrote for the financial times where he's gone and i think it's another publication now but he talked about. what it was like to be at the financial times in the during the financial crisis so. there was big backlash to it and this is response to the backlash because in his original article where he revealed actually what happened and he was talking about the fact that he had a couple hundred thousand dollars in the bank when lehman brothers collapsed and he had all that cash because he had just sold his house in london and sold this property and he had a lot of cat. deposited in his bank account so that he as a financial journalist was very concerned because he was hearing a lot of the actual stories of what was going on but he waited ten years to tell this story when during the fi

or this is a very party that were following the sun who are still in california in palm springs thanks to something stupid has been cooking up maybe she'll talk about it i don't know what i want to know so yes we're here at the first world cup so springs conference and it's been amazing we've had so many this is literally the best crypto conference that i've ever attended. and on the organizer i know so i could be biased full disclosure you organize this event but it's been quite amazing and i've learned so much and there will be a lot of the various talks will be available online so you can go online and go look at this just google springs and you'll find some of the stories but you know i want to look at a few items that have been used mostly truck driven in the past few days while we've been here in palm springs and like close to one hundred degree temperature and very dry first this actually doesn't have anything to do a trunk but it's going to lead into a headline about him this is a tweet from the national weather service in los angeles and it's the end of the ward water year lik

i've just met your welcome to the kaiser report thank you so we're here at the crypt springs in palm springs is attracting an international. diverse crowd technologist and a lobbyist in washington for j. street is that correct that has a correction for yeah i was a lobbyist i was an organizer i was a fundraiser so it's also a bit more about that organization just sure i think it's really important and thanks for asking a question outside of crypto because i think we need more of that so i worked for j. street for eight years. looked at the us israel relationship and said you know what i think something's wrong here i don't think we're actually serving israel's best interests the palestinians best interests and certainly not the u.s. and he's trying to figure out what was wrong and they realized there was this huge effort to convince the u.s. government that to be pro israel to do whatever the israeli government said. when in fact often the israeli government might be doing something that was counter to israel's sustainability or survival and it's a democratic country you can elect a super fa

so we jumped on the plane, all of us converged in palm springs. we had time to talk through mom's illness. medical professionals and we talked about it and prayed about it as a family area and then we got some coaching on what the intervention does on april 1. 1978. we knocked on the door, mom answered it and they were too surprised to see gail and i because we were in pittsburgh time. we all came in and had this sort of very serious encounter. basically, the message was mom, we love you dearly. this is not your problem. this is our problem and we will together as a family get through this and she finally released her defenses and accepted that and went into detox. >> and the rest is kind of history. she turned that around just like breast cancer and in 1982, she cofounded the betty ford center with leonard firestone and the betty ford center has since served over 100,000 patients, save countless lives. and the book also is a love story of your parents. i hope you will all get the book and learn so muchmore about betty ford and mike, been such a p

afternoon sunshine. 88 in palm springs. 72 in yosemite. here a look atta hoe. a chance of showers wednesday. otherwise, a whole lot of sunshine with freezy mornings and warmer than average afternoons >> today marks one year since the wildfires that killed hundreds of people and damaged thousands of home. >>> abc news reporter clayton sendell gives us a glimpse into what it was like for officer in santo rosa. >> it was literally structure after structure. thousands in a matter of hours. >> he is dispatched to one of the city's retirement communities. he arrives to a multitude of helpless faces peering out from the darkness. >> the power is out everywhere. and i remember i walked into the lobby of this facility and there's just a sea of elderly folks. i kind of at that point said, all right, what are we supposed to do now? >> the clock is ticking. the fire has surrounded the facility. >> for anybody to say they weren't squared, lying through your teeth. >> with police and fire on the scene, there is no way other first responders can get all of these people safely

temperatures under the sunshine. 77, l.a. 92, palm springs. a chance of evening showe tahoe. 61 today. 57 tomorrow with a stray shower. highs 52 sunday. 60 tuesday. and that is well below average. >>> in the east bay, police had to call in a huge crane move a flipped car at marino in san leandro. another driver was chase something shooting at him. the driver of the flipped vehicle wasn't hit but did crash. he wot n no word why he was being shot at >> a stop in japan officially cut sistery ties witith san c francisco over a memorial in chinatown. comfort women memorial honors women from china, korea and other places forced into sexual slavery by japanese ringorldari.olerdis the mayor of osaka said it presents a one-sided claim of historical facts. mayor breed said she stands by the memorial. and one mayor cannot end a relationship between two cities that has lasted more than 60 years. >> the north bay say few days away from the first anniversary of last fall's deadly firestorm. >>> in a year we have seen plenty of rebuilding, and just the physi

high fire danger, including solano county. 78 in l.a. 76, san diego. 83, palm springs. 80 in chico and sacramento. 74 today with sunshine in monterey. let's take a look at what's going on in the sierra. afternoon high 57. mid-60s tomorrow through sunday. >>> developing news in indonesia. transport officials say the airline's technical director and staff will prove the flight has been removed from duty. they are inspecting lion air's planes. a top military officials say crews may have located the crash jet in the java sea. they have recovered debris and human remains. flight 610 crashed monday minutes after takeoff, killing all 189 people on on board. >> abc 7 news is on a mission to build a better bay area. we are focused on finding issues to major issues we see every single day in our neighborhoods. >> san francisco launched a new program called garage ambassadors. it is available at all city-owned parking garages. jobina fortson checked it out. >> reporter: we tagged along with francisco as he rolled out the newest program, garage a ambassadors. >> people express concerns about occas

low to mid-80s in los angeles, san diego, palm springs. 62, tahoe. next seven days and what you are going to see. pretty close to average. lows in the upper 20s. highs in the mid-60s with a whole lot of sunshine. >>> the north pay now. vets at the ma reap mammal center are seeing the second largest outbreak of a potentially fatal bacterial bacc infecti infection. hrep toe speur rows his causes the kidneys to stop functioning. you have probably heard of it if you have dogs. the infection disappeared for several years. >> in the past when it circulated consistently through the population, there were animalssed.ri exposure were there resistant. >> antibiotics are being used to treat the infection. >>> we are less than three weeks away from the older felw citizens. > aefl, a big push to get more 16 and 17-year-old's part of the action. >> reporter: across the city of san jose, 13 high schools held lunchtime pep rallies to register to vote. when they turn 18, they will automatically will be able to go to the polls. >> we're making a wave. >> the millennia

but we jumped on the plane, all of us converged in palm springs, we had a time to talk through mom's illness, with medical professionalses and we talked about it and prayed about it as a family. and then we got some coaching on what an intervention does, and on april 1st, 1978, we knocked on the door, mom answered it and she was surprised to to see gale and i because we were in pittsburgh at that time. and we all came in, and had this very serious encounter, but loving encounter. basically the message was, mom we love you, we love you dearly, this is not your problem. this is our problem, and we will together as a family get through this, and she finally released her defenses and accepted that and went into detox, and from there -- so. >> lisa: and the rest is history. she turned that around just like breast cancer and in 1982 she cofounded the betty ford center with leonard firestone, and the betty ford center has since served over 10,000 patients. saved countless lives. and the book is also a love story of your parents, and i hope you'll all get theback book and learn so much more

the around palm springs at 93. low to mid-70s for san diego and los angeles. mid to upper 70s be around the central valley. we'll have a mixture of sunshine and clouds. a little rain in you reeureka. the rain will stay well to our north. tahoe, average high of 60. we'll be in the low 70s friday and saturday. >>> we're staying on top of breaking news in oakland. crews are still on the scene of a construction fire. eastrand andfilbertwoozeoe h em. there are about 2,000 power outages. back out live, the flames have calmed fire started but abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is there and she'll join us live with another update at 5:00. >>> a recall we first told you about yesterday on abc7 mornings about frozed thaquitos is bigge than we thought. the usda recalled salads, burritos wraps and pizzas due to listeria and salmonella contamination. some of the products are sold at whole foods, 7-lesson, trader joe's and walmart. you can find a complete list of all the recalled products on our website, abc7news.com. >>> happening today, it is game one of the world series b

look at that, 94 with sunshine in palm springs. low to mid-80s through the central valley. sunny 74 in yosemite. and the next seven days in tahoe. average highs 59. we're going to be 67 today. near records in the low 70s friday and saturday. breezy and cooler sunday. a chill in the air at night. they'll be making snow sunday. >> more funding for areas devastated by last year's wildfires. public housing agencies will receive nearly $3.1 million in vouchers. santa rosa will receive the bulk at $2.1 million. sonoma county will get $800,000. the bay area is full of in know vacation. a hayward team may have the next best idea. as jobina fortson sphraeurpbexp, has an important back story. >> reporter: the grad landed in the top three of the national network of entrepreneurship competition. >> i was like, wow, this is -- people actually like it. >> his teacher and counselor were texting back and forth and talking about how proud we were of him. >> reporter: franco created an app dedicated to connecting foster youth to a peer network and the tools needed tore college. it's called f

los angeles and palm springs, 86 degrees. after showers today, 54 and partly cloudy tomorrow. and then we'll be in the upper 50s to low 60s with sunshin in the afternoon. and freezing cold lows in the mid-20s. reggie. >> thanks, mike. wow, what a sappointment for a group of new master sommeliers. they were stripped of the coveted title. the organization that administers the exam announced the decision in a letter saying it learned of a breach by a master sommelier, likely someone administering the the test. the exam was first offered in 1969. >>> now, turning to the recovery in the north bay. >> one year after the fires destroyed a decades-old winery, the owner is breaking ground on a new facility. abc 7 news reporter kate larson has the story from napa. >> cheers! >> reporter: with a clink and toast, the winery broke ground on a state-of-the-art facility on napa's silverado trail. one year ago, the atlas peak fire took the winery from this to this. >> after about an hour, this place was enveloped. >> reporter: 50-mile-per-hour flames pushed flames down the hill. fortunately,

low to mid-80s through the central valley to los angeles. 77, san diego. 96, palm springs. 71, monterey. 76 in yosemite. however, we do have a fire danger. fire weather watch from reno, tahoe, down to about by op, higher fire danger there. a look at the temperatures for tahoe. 71. record is 75 today. by the time we get to monday, mid-50s. and then back wednesday and thursday into the low 60s. >>> thanks, mike. happening today, the ashes of matthew shepherd will be laid to rest 20 years after he was murder. he was robbed, beaten, tied the a wooden fence and left to die in 1998. for two decades his family kept his ashes in wyoming where the 21-year-old college student was killed. they feared his resting place would be >> the as many as 800 troops to the border to confront a migrant.s is in southern mexico, thousands of miles from the border. it numbers about 4,000 to 5,000 people. that continues to fluctuate. the migrants are mostly hon duri hondurans. >>> in the bay area, hundreds demonstrated at the consulate yet. they support the migrants and hope the message reaches the president. the

palm springs, california. caller: good morning. you can always tell the people that watch fox. i think it is interesting with this lawsuit alone, how many dozens and dozens of lawsuits there are against what is going on in this country. i think we need to freedom. we need to fight all that we can to keep everything open, free, and fair. big business is not the little guys business. thank you. again, i think everyone agrees with the sentiment that the internet should be open. that has been the case, that was the case for the internet before 2015. hopefully, will be the case going forward. the state-by-state regulatory regime could to severe damage to the internet, in that it would balk line the network, you would have different regulations throughout. but i think the sentiment is commonly shared. host: you mention california being one of the first to pass their own net neutrality regulations but many states are working on their laws. how many? callerguest: at last count, abo0 had a bill. that could be anything. four half past some sort of version of the neutrality. vermont, cali

palm springs at 90 degrees. there is a stronger onshore flow, though. we will see temperatures coming down into tomorrow even for lake tahoe. near average today. low 60s for the high. and for the low, 20s. things will warm up towards the end of the week. >> thank you, frances. the moment a passenger train derailed in taiwan. at least 18 people died, 180 hurt. eight train cars flew off the tracks, including five that filmed upside-down yesterday. most of the people who died were in the first car. survivors tell local news agencies the train operator did apply emergency brakes multiple times before the train derailed. investigators are still looking into the cause. >> and now a look at the caravan of migrants. >> many from honduras are determined to continue the dangerous journey. abc news reporter. >> reporter: good morning. the migrants may be hundreds of miles away. but president trump is using the caravan as a key issue on the campaign trail. this morning a closer look inside that caravan of central american migrants heading to the u. the my grants, m

angeles told us she and several others were unknowingly written into a real estate scheme near palm springs. a homeowner down there filed a flurry of fake papers using real names and social security numbers to stall his foreclosure. records show the court eventually caught on and let the foreclosure proceed. a judge also dismissed mary's bogus bankruptcy. we tried to share this with wells fargo. we also requested an interview. the bank refused to address mayor east's case with usin its privacy policy and only sent us a general statement saying in part when a bankruptcy case filed that impacts or appears to impact our customer or account wells fargo follows the provisions of the u.s. bankruptcy code and rules. we asked how much longer mary will have to wait to get her record cleared? we did not receive a response d >> reporter: ike shullman is a bankruptcy attorney. he believes wells fargo should have been able to fine the paper trail and quickly clear mary's name. >> it is an error by the creditor and they need to correct that and take steps to mitigate the damage. >> reporter: we recommend

narrator: this study is being conducted on a wind farm just outside of palm springs, california. tortoises spend much of their time in burrows and may use more than one burrow. woman: the head of the tortoise. do you see the head? narrator: radio transmitters, harmless to the tortoise, are attached for tracking. this allows biologists to study their reproduction and behavior in an effort to better understand what the tortoise needs to survive. lovich: many of these tortoises have been recaptured repeatedly since 1997, so we know that our techniques aren't contributing to any kind of problems. narrator: this project includes taking x-rays, which allows biologists to study reproduction rates. lovich: finished. the typical clutch size here at this site is about 4 eggs. we've had some tortoises produce as many as 8 in a single clutch, and they can produce up to 12 eggs a year in 3 clutches. narrator: released back into the wild, this female will play a key role in helping understand tortoise reproduction. man: there she goes. driver: how's that? woman: i think that's good. narrator:

mid to upper 70s in sew cal. 94, palm springs. tahoe 63.y 48 next week. >>> this morning the nation is waiting to find out the identity of the lucky winner so fast $ - of the $1.5 billion mega millions winner. >> this morning there also a winner here in the bay area of a much smaller jackpot. 5-28-62-65-70, and mega ball number 5. ticket matching five of the six numbers was sold at safeway on tara bell in san francisco. that's where we find matt keller. he is there this morningment hey, matt. >> reporter: hi, alexis. i have a story that amount of people can relate to. i went to chinese food on saturday. we got the fortune cookies. they have the incomes on the back. i went up, paid for my ticket. i got my particulticket here. i have 30 numbers here. one number on this ticket matched the numbers from the drawing last night. so i'm a big loser. but there is a big winner at the safeway. someone matched five of six numbers. they won $562,472. those are real lucky numbers for that person. seven other places in california sold a similar particular

warm in palm springs. hot at 91 degrees. >> happening today, this is it.eadline to register to vote in california is 11:59 p.m. for the midterm elections. the easiest way to register is online. paper registration forms are also available. if you missed the deadline, there is the conditional voter registration process all the way up to election day. republican john cox joins us live this morning. he is sitting down with reggie right now. >> mr. cox has been gracious enough to meet us so early in the morning at 6:42. it's great to see you here. >> nice to be with you. thank you, reggie. >> we obviously have just days to go. >> days to go. >> before californians make their choice. the polls are consistently telling the same story, not consist about what the gap is. the most recent poll by the l.a. times shows 54% of likely voters favor our current governor over you. of a previous poll in september showed the gap was smaller, about 12%. either bay, there is a big gap to jump. wh dyou a celebrity. i'm not a career politician. i'm a businessman. i built a busine

get a northwest breeze and a cooler mask not his human. 41 in truckee and 71 and las vegas and palm springs. tomorrow the low a and you can see a few isolated showers here. garden ready splash and. if something develops in the way of thunderstorms we will keep an eye on things. 60s and 70s and not as warm and muggy and they look like a couple of systems clipped us. warmer and breezy are on the weekend. >>> thank you, steve. how do american catholics you the pope and how the approval of pope francis has changed in the last few months. >>> registering to vote. a record number of californians already. >>> tonight at eight you can catch on fire followed by star at 9:00 and our 10:00 and 11:00 news. we will be right back. >>> welcome back. new this morning, the u.s. highest judicial body announced early this morning that the u.s. should reduce economic the tehran government appealed to the world court after president trump said he was withdrawing from the agreement limiting around nuclear ambitions. today's ruling is legally binding but we do not know if obey it. >>> today first lady is continui

then slide south late this afternoon. 77 l.a. 92, palm springs.ook at the seven-day forecast and tahoe shows temperatures in the 50s the next two days. warm and dry again this weekend. >>> thanks, mike. the man accused of sending pipe bombs to prominent democrats is expected in a florida courtroom today. >>> new developments about a bay area man who had a package addressed to him. matt killer live in burlingame. matt? >> reporter: good morning, reggie and alexis. back to normal business here at this post office in burlingame. this is the place where they found the suspicious package friday. one of several places across the nation. now the man who sent that package here and is accused of sending that package here is scheduled to be in a florida courtroom later today. now, the package discovered here was addressed to tom authorities believe it was sent by cesar sayoc, a man with an extensive criminal history and trump supporter. similar devices were sent to a dozen other prominent democrats and cnn. steyer blasted the president on cnn for his violen

with sunshine. 94, palm springs. check out my 7-day forecast for tahoe.r record highs friday and saturday. they will be making snow with lows in the 20s and highs in the 50s monday. >>> right now we want to recap our breaking news from this morning. two more suspicious devices discovered while you were sleeping. >>> abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard joins us live in the studio. cornell. >> reporter: yeah, guys, very busy morning. this story changing by the hour. new information about a possible device sent to former vice president joe biden in the town of newcastle, delaware. abc news confirms that the device is similar to other potential explosives sent around the country. 15 minutes away, this scene is playing out in wilmington. you can see the now familiar bomb disposal unit. we can assume it's taking away a device of some sort. it is unclear which connection this has with mr. biden or newcastle. delaware is biden's home state. now a closer look at the suspicious package to actor robert de niro. the tribeca can film center and the tribeca grill on gr

this evening. 6.6 million people with temperatures hitting 84 to 88 in san diego and l.a. 91 in palm springs. a sunny 76 in monterey. hope you enjoy it. reggie. >> thanks, mike. the group fighting a proposed google office is stepping up their opposition. they blocked a group yesterday. this is video from silicone value de-bug. it shows them march anything hazmat like suits with signs that say evict google. it will worsen quality and displace residents. >>> you don't have to look far for a little free library like this. these are dollhouse size boxes filled with free books. it has sprouted locations around the area. sadly, the man behind the movement died of pancreatic cancer yesterday. less than a decade after todd built his first little free library, more than 75,000 have popped up on front lawns across the globe. >> she seem to want to be enaged with it and take part. and we just love it. >> i know i have seen a lot around my neighborhood too. some people have gone beyond just books. it is expand to go include board games and others have even installed built-in drip irrigation systems. >>

mid to upper 70s in san diego and los angeles. 83, palm springs. 68, yosemite. average high is 57 in tahoe. d t 60s and>>> mi, thank you. now to an abc news exclusive. actor william daniels, known as mr. feeney on boy meets world. >> yes stopped a break-in at his l.a. home over the weekend. now he is telling good morning america how he did it. >> i struggled with an intruder, took him to the ground. and he ran away with bruises all over him. would you like to print that? you better not, it's a total lie. >> he shared a light-hearted take on the close call saturday night. it turns out the suspect didn't even make it inside the house. he ran away. he was scared off when daniels, mr. feeny, turned on a house light. he said after the incident they called their son and made arrangements to get a new alarm system and went back to bed. i hope that is just a loud voice yelling, get out! >> no kidding. i love that. i'm glad they weren't hurt. didn't come near the house really. >> he's still got it. >>> bart says the elevator pilot program is a success. >> bart began at c

temperatures will hi the low to mid-80s. 70 with sunshine in monterey. 88 in palm springs. 53, eureka. 72, yosemite. check out the temperatures in tahoe. 59 today. 63 tomorrow. 56 with rain wednesday. and back in the 60s for the weekend. >> thanks, mike. as we have been telling you all day long, we are marking one year since the north bay wildfires which killed dozens of people and wiped out thousands of homes. >> body camera footage gives us a glimpse into what it was like for first responders. the power was out. there was no way to get everyone out safely. then came a call. bus drivers were on their way to help evacuate the strapped residents. >> the true heroes of that incident were those bus drivers. i took an oath. i signed up to see all of these bad things. those guys didn't. humanity at its best. i grabbed people and started to help them on the bus as fast as possible but as calm as possible too. >> once the buses were loaded up, the drivers took them into an evacuation center. who can forget that moment. >> i remember wade freeman did a story about the bus drivers. he's right,

. ♪ ♪ >> i was born and raised in the desert of palm springs, california.dad was the rabbi in the community there. what i got from watching my father on stage talking to the community was learning how to be in the public. and learning how to do public speaking and i remember the first time i got up to give my first school assembly, i felt my dad over my shoulder saying pause for drama, deliver your words. when i was a kid, i wanted to be a teacher. and then when i got into high school, i decided i wanted to get into advertising and do graphic art and taglines and stuff like that. by the time i was in college, i decided i wanted to be a decorator. but as i did more work, i realized working my way up meant a lot of physical labor. i only had so much energy to work with for the rest of my life and i could use that energy towards making a lot of money, helping someone else make a lot of money or doing something meaningful. i found the nonprofit working to save the rainforest was looking for volunteers. i went, volunteered and my life changed. suddenly everythin

angeles told us she and several others were unknowingly written into a real estate scheme near palm springs. a homeowner down there filed a flurry of fake papers using real names and social security numbers to stall his foreclosure. records said -- let the foreclosure proceed and dismissed mary's bogus bankruptcy. we tried to share all of this with wells fargo and requested an interview. the bank refused to address the case citing privacy policy. it agreed to send us a general statement saying in part when a bankruptcy case is filed what appears to impact our customer or account, wells fargo follows the provisions the united states bankruptcy code. we asked how much longer mary has to wait to get her record clear. we did not receive a response. >> it's pretty damaging. >> ike shulman is a veteran bankruptcy attorney in san jose. he believes wells fargo should have been able to find the paper trail and quickly clear mary's name. >> it's an error by the creditor. they need to correct that and take whatever steps are required to mitigate the damage. >> since that hasn't happened yet, we recomm

that's the case once again. 73 in san diego. 80, l.a. 94 in palm springs.ng sunshine in aoeureka. check out my 7-day forecast for tahoe. they won't be making much snow. record highs in the afternoons. lows above freezing. next week, lows in the 20s. they will start making snow again then >> thanks, mike. san francisco police say they have seen a drop in the number of car break-ins this year. year to date car break-ins are down 14%. most parts of the city have seen a drop. but the police district covering noe valley, the mission has seen an uptick. district attorney george gascon says less than 2% of car break-ins actually get arrested. >> every car break-in is personal. >> sfpd plans toakns. it has dedicated officers focusing on property crimes. >>> in the south bay, the mayor of santa clara is being sued just weeks before the midterm election. our media partner, the mercury news, reports the lawsuit filed yesterday claims lisa gilmore did not disclose $100,000 in income. they claim she made 180,000 at public property advisers. politicians are required to d

it will bring us increasing sunshine. 78 in l.a. 94, palm springs. a mix of sun and clouds. mid to upper 70s. sunny afternoon, monterey, 64. same in yosemite. next seven days in tahoe, what a swing from 63 today, to 72 saturday. 48, next week with the lows in the 20s. >> thank you, mike. a commercial diver and filmmaker is recovering after bitten by a white shark. ron elliott was diving near the farallon islands when he was attacked yesterday afternoon. the shark bit his right hand. the coast guard rescued and airlifted him to stanford medical center. he is known for underwater documentary work on sharks and marine biologists say at this time of year there are just under 100 sharks near the farallon islands. it happened in an area known as the red triangle, including the fair lesson islands to the west, bodega bay to the north, big sur to the south. red triangle is a notorious hunting ground for great white sharks because of all the prey. 80% of shark attacks in the u.s. have is happened in that red triangle. >> gentleman look might owe you some cash. yahoo! $50 million. fin

through saturday at 2:00. 6.5 million people under a fire weather watch becaus of the santa anas. 88 palm springsoon sunshine in monterey. 70. clouds and 55 in eureka. 70 in yosemite. let's take a look atta hoe. temperatures are warming back to average. upper 20s in the mornings to mid-60s in the afternoons. >>> a close friend tells abc news khashoggi was killed in a bar baric way. he was briefed by officials. he was last seen at the saudi consulate in istanbul. it post points to journalists in the middle east. >> what we have been deprived of is a very keen and smart analyst and a moral voice for a political vision, gradually liberalizing reform in the arab world. >> khashoggi's editor will take part in a discussion today by the hoover in washington, d.c. >>> a ribbon-cutting ceremony today. it was replaced with a glass canopy design. it will feature new sound and light system for live performances in the hopes of drawing residents and visitors to the area. the opening will be followed by three more days of family fun and cultural activities on the plaza and live stage. today's ceremony starts a

warmest in palm springs, 96.moe. breezes kick up.record highs from the 70s to mid-50s by tuesday. >> thanks, mike. it appears corporate calf tear yas will be allowed to stay in san francisco. the city's planning commission voted against recommending a ban on new corporate calf tear yas. many companies attract employees by offering free cafeteria food. people who support a cafeteria ban said it would encourage workers to support local restaurants during lunch. land use and transportation committee still needs to review the proposal. >> we have a food pantry upstairs. i found out we have to pay for that. >> yes, we do. >> so there's that. san mateo police have someone in custody who posed as a ride hail driver and sexually assaulted a woman. >> reporter: one suspect is in custody. but their investigation isn't over. 40-year-old brendan sherman of san jose was arrested yesterday during a routine traffic stop. he is were expected of kidnapping and raping a woman after posing as a ride hail driver. she was able to escape and called 911. h

even upper 80s in l.a. 91 in palm springs. sunshine this afternoon. 76, monterey. eoyo-yo essentiality, 74. next week, low 60s if tahoe, which is closer to average. >>> we're continue to go watch what is happening in oakland. sky 7 over the scene of police activity. live over 23rd and foothill boulevard. you can see with our technology we are able to show you what is happens. 23rd at the bottom, miller at the bottom. some are shut down because of police activity. we are told oakland police are conducting a search for a wanted suspect. we don't know what the crime was that was allegedly committed. we know they are going door to door looking for this person. sky 7 even saw a drone at one point. you can see a number of officers moving it appears on east 17th. i do believe there is a canine unit there as well. we'll bring you updates as soon as we know a little more. obviously an unnerving thing to wake up to. this is what we know so far. >>> could be a lot of sick calls because lotto fever seems to be catching. >> my temperature is a little high over here. the jackpot

angeles told us she and several others were unknowingly written into a real estate scheme near palm springs, a homeowner down there filed a flurry of fake papers using real names and social security numbers to stall his foreclosure. records show the court eventually caught on and let the foreclosure proceed. a judge dismissed mary's bogus bankruptcy. we tried to share all this with wells fargo, we also requested an interview. the bank refused to address mary's case with us. it agreed only to send us a general statement saying in part, when a bankruptcy case is filed that impacts or appears to impact our customer or account, wells fargo follows the provisions of the united states bankruptcy code and rules. we asked how much longer mary will have to wait to get her record clear. we did not receive a response. ike shouldman is a veteran bankruptcy attorney in san jose. he believes wells fargo should have been able to find the paper trail and quickly clear her name. >> its an error by the creditor and take whatever steps are required to mitigate the damage. >> reporter: we recommended mary appl

weather watch in southern california where temperatures are going to be in the low to mid-80s. 88, palm springsafternoon sunshine in monterey at 70. a little more cloudiness at 55 in eureka. 70 in yosemite. a look atta hoe. 64 degrees is spot-on for this time of the year. it will stay that way through monday. >>> thank you so much, mike. now to the disappearance of that "washington post" columnist. in a brand-new interview, a close friend tells abc news he was called in a very barbaric way. >> he was briefed by security officials. khashoggi was last seen at saudi arabia's consulate in istanbul more than two weeks ago. the middle east. >> reporter: this published wednesday is the last piece of written work by jamal khashoggi. he was an advocate across the globe and here in the bay area. >> what we have been deprived of is a very keen and smart analyst and moral voice for a political vision, gradually liberalizing reform in the arab world. >> there will be a discussion today by the hoover institution in washington, d.c. >> a popular salad sold at whole foods is under recall. they may be contamina

low to mid-80s in the central valley, l.a., palm springs. 71, monterey. out what's going to happen in tahoe. a little bit below average the next few days, upper 50s. low to mid-60s with sunshine through saturday. >>> mike, thank you. developing news in the case of a michigan "washington post" journalist. turkey's foreign ministry will inspect the saudi consulate where the journalist was last seen. khashoggi disappeared two weeks ago. turkish officials say they have audio and video evidence he was killed inside the saudi consulate in in stan bull. president trump threatening severe punishment if the saudis are involved. they deny any knowledge of what happened. they say they will retaliate against any sanctions the u.s. imposes against them. >>> a group of artists behind a san francisco alley home to dozens of murals say they will restore their works after vandals destroyed some of them. vandals vandalized them with fake news and message in support of justice brett kavanaugh. artists are furious but vow to repair their pieces. >> they didn't go and paint t

a lot of low to mid-80s central valley, san diego, palm springs, 71 in monterey, yosemite 73.ake tahoe one of the cooler temperatures. low 60s tomorrow and mid-60s where we should be thursday through the weekend. reggie, jessica. >>> happening today a 2,000-foot pipe set to embark on a massive cleanup effort in the pacific ocean. >> its nicknamed wilson. >> is it really? like the floating -- like the volleyball. >> yeah, or tennis ball, exactly. it's part of the first ocean cleanup system, designed to eliminate the great pacific garbage patch. the u-shaped pipe has a net in the middle to trap floating plastic. it launched last month. a foundation behind the effort hopes to collect 50 tons of trash by next april. >>> this morning the cherokee nation is slamming democratic senator elizabeth warren after she released the results of a dna test. that test says she had native american ancestors in the range of six to ten generations ago. the cherokee nation says the senator is undermining tribal interests with her continued claims of tribal heritage. >> just wholly unhelpful for any

then los angeles, san diego and palm springs, low to mid-80s. 73 in yosemite and 59 in tahoe. look at these temperatures. 59 today, 61 tomorrow and then near freezing cold lows with highs in the mid-60s. pretty much where we should be this weekend. >>> if you take the ferry to or from work, you have plenty of company. golden gate ferry operators may add another vessel to the fleet to meet the bottoming demand. >> amy hollyfield is live at the larkspur ferry terminal. hi, amy. >> reporter: hi, good morning. computers this morning are telling us a new ferry would certainly help, especially since new passengers are likely headed this way next year. a spokesperson says they are looking at adding a new ferry that would hold about 500 people, that the current fleet can't keep up with the demand. they have their eye on the new smart train from sonoma that's going to add a stop in larkspur next year, so they're predicting a lot of those people will get off that train and head to the ferry. commuters tell us it makes sense to carry more people across the bay. >> it wouldn't hurt. i thi