. >> i said, well, i guess the salvation army is as good as anyplace. we don't want them. >> but one man's trash... >> it just knocked my socks off. >> we have $50,000. >> within a few weeks, everybody knew about it. >> ...is another's treasure. >> did you ever consider stopping? >> there is a point we all have to stop. but no. >> i'm jamie colby, and today, i'm in denver, colorado. i'm meeting a retired couple who relocated here to be close to family. it was that move, or rather the downsizing that preceded it, that brought this inheritance surprise to light. >> my name's don camp. i don't know a thing about art, and i doubt you'll disagree when you hear about the two paintings that sat in my basement for years. >> don, phyllis, i'm jamie. >> jamie, glad to meet you. >> you have a beautiful home. don and phyllis's story starts a few years back in 2011, when don retires from his job as an electrical engineer in upstate new york. oh, they have all sorts of plans. they want to downsize. they want to travel the world, see their daughter in taiwan and work

for epicenter, i'm going to turn it over to john mcknight at the salvation army.people talk about whole community planning, what that means for emergency management, but i'm pleased we have such incredible partnerships with john, salvation army and the red cross. >> thank you. for those of you who may have attended last year you know we're able to create an engaging conference bringing in top speakers and locally speaking about real life responses to emergency management. focus this year is called whole community. we realize in the first few hours and dates of a disaster, we're focused on the emergency management capabilities and yet after that, the long-term recovery rests on the side of the nonprofit community. partners we've spent time with. and we need to make sure we integrate these responses across all fields. the epicenter will be a 2-day conference. we're looking for 200 attendees. if you're able to attend, i want you to take a serious look at those two dates, if you can make it, e-mail mike. e-mail him or do it right now while you're listening. our focus

the late mayor was a lifelong supporter of the salvation army.even married his wife at the chinatown center in 1980. leaders say that was just the beginning of his commitment to the salvation army. >> serving christmas dinner and chinese new years celebrations. and i even heard from somebody that mayor lee might have even been his basketball coach at one time over the years. >> mayor lee was a big warriors fan. the team partnered with the salvation army, good tiding foundation, as well as pg&e to refurbish the court and j gymnasium. thanks for making us part of your morning. we'll have more local news at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00 and all day on bayarea.com. we hope you have a great easter and happy passover. . symbol you know you're watching television that's educational and informational. the more you know on nbc. josh: today on "the voyager", i find out how the sausage gets made... oh! antoni: hey! josh: wow! never seen anything like this before. ...ride the rails on a train built more than a century ago... this whole train is, ke, the old original

the warriors and the salvation army will be there to dedicate edwin m lee court at the salvation armyinatown core community center. lee who is married -- who was marchied at the center in 1980 was a lifelong supporter of the salvation army. the gym and basketball court at the community center were refubished in partnership with the warriors -- refurbished in par phisser inship with the war -- partnership with the war years, pg&e. coming up at 7 -- >>> coming up 579, a noise at the chevron plant lat night and chevron's explanation. >> plus, you drink a little coffee? listen up. there's a new health warning that could be coming with your morning cup of joe but researchers disputing the claim. we will explain. >> good morning. we do see that it is a lighter than usual commute. we see a little congestion on the bridge because the metering lights are not on and because it's the light at the toll plaza. >> we are brewing up a nice friday forecast for you. just not as hot as yesterday when we had a bunch of record highs. highs. ♪ seresto, seresto, seresto jake... ♪ seresto, seresto, seresto

the warriors and salvation army will dedicate edwin m lee court at the salvation army chinatown communitycenter. lee who mareied his wife at chinatown community center in 1980 was a lifelong supporter of the salvation army. the gym and basketball court at the community center were refurbished in partnership with the warriors, pg&e and good tidings foundation in we talked about great memories with ed lee. >>> it's 5:54. if you drink could haveo a judge ruled you need to be warnedabout the cancer risk of coffee but the industry is fighting back. the ruling on wednesday says coffee roast verse not proved that the threat from a chemical in coffee is insignificant. the proposed ruling comes after a nonprofit sued under prop 65 which is a state law requiring warnings on cancer causing chemicals. however some of the coffee lovers we talked to said a label won't make a difference. >> don't think it would deter me because i feel like there's so many things that have cancer warnings today and like it could be really insignificant. >> now the cancer causing chemical that is debated is called acrylam

lee court at the salvation army community center. 1980 and was a life-long supporter of the salvation army. >>> coming up, more changes coming to facebook. we're going to let you know when the social media giant will be taking a much closer look at pictures that are posted online. stay with us. at ikea, we believe that everything you need should be within reach. that anything that matches your taste can match your budget. that green living doesn't have to cost much green. we believe that you should always have room for the little things. and that your dream kitchen should work as hard as you do. ikea family members get 15% back when you spend $2000 or more at the ikea kitchen event. and financing is now available with the ikea projekt credit card. >>> last night san mateo firefighters battled a fire at a apartment building at 10 pm. fire crews were able to get the flames under she -- under control shortly after they arrived. no word on the cause. 20 people may have to find somewhere else to live at least temporarily.>>> a middle scho

have opened an evacuation center at the salvation army building at 1450 powell street.y center at 1450 powell street is open as an evacuation center, the american red cross will be operating that through tomorrow. >> we can see behind you the firefighters still mopping up, do you know how many are still there? will they be there through the night?>> reporter: we have been told now there are currently 100 and temperatures on scene, able to send -- firefighters on scene, able to send trucks on. it will even engine and a ladder truck at the scene which means they will have nine firefighters all night. that is because this fire was so stubborn and so intense there are hotspots inside that could flare up in the middle of the night. there are buildings next to this one, they want to make sure this fire does not start again and damage any adjacent buildings. right now the fire was contained, only to this building here at 659 union street. there was a building on columbus avenue that had water damage and those residents are being temporarily displaced because of that. >> good i

the team partnered with the salvation army. good tidings foundation as well as pge, to refurbish the court and gymnasium. >> new move by the trump administration could challenge california's ambitious clean energy goals. the trump administration expected to announce roll backs of obama era fuel efficiency standards. standards sought to have cars to get five, 55 miles per gallon by 2025. trump's epa director, scott peruette expected to weaken standards significantly. environmentalists are worried california congressman says the changes may not apply to our state. >> but i believe california has ate law that allows us to maintain our own standard here in california. leading the nation. the world. making tomorrow's cars in california. look trick cars. some are urging the epa director to revoke the waiver that allows california to the set its own rules. >>> up next at 6:00. keeping up the neighbors. the reason people living next to bay area refinery had a rough night's sleep. plus. >> i was happy. a lot of crying. a lot of, holleri

the warriors of the salvation army will dedicate the court to him.ife at the chinatown court committee center in 1980 and it was a lifelong supporter of the salvation army. the gym and basque ball court were refurbished and partnered with the warriors. >>> the warriors are headed off to sacramento to play kings. they have been the center of protest following the police shooting of stephan clark and we are learning more about the investigation into that clark -- shooting and getting there views on back controversy. >>> apple is taking steps to improve the battery life and performance on iphones and ipads. it availed -- unveiled its updated quote is a feature that will inform users when their battery needs to be replaced. customers will also have the ability to disable an option that was as possible for slowing down their phones which caused some devices to shut down abruptly. apple based -- faces criticism after admitting to slow her down -- slowing down older phones with slower batteries. iphone 10 could be good news for consumers. it could mean appl

. >>> happening today, the late mayor will be honored at the salvation army center.riors and the summation army will dedicate a court at the community center. he met his wife they are back in 1980. he was a lifelong supporter of the salvation army.>>> we have a chance to win tickets to head over heels. it is being performed at the theater on april 10. look on the facebook page for the link that says head over heels giveaway. you have to be at least 18 years old to enter. you are probably 18 years or older if you know who the go- go's are. you can see all the official rules on ktvu.com. >> if you drink -- >>> if you drink coffee, a california judge has ruled you need to be warned about the cancer risk of copy. the coffee industry is fighting back. wednesday's ruling says coffee roasters have not proved that the threat is insignificant. the proposed ruling comes after a nonprofit sued under prop 65. the cancer-causing chemicals being debated is called acrylamide. it occurs in supposedly -- the coffee has been shown over and over again to be a healthy beverage. they mad

. >> the team joined with salvation army to dedicate the --. the gym investable court at the community center were refurbished in partnership with the warriors and the good tidings foundation. >> it has been a very warm week across the entire bay area. dry weather pattern as well. day two of records out there. take a look at the records. you can see sfo moderate. look at the one that stands out. that santa cruz record is 83 degrees. wrecking the old one setback this day in 1900. pretty impressive. lots of 80s across the board. here san francisco, 79. san jose, 82. most area of a touch cooler than yesterday. still warm. pretty humid out there as well. all the moisture moving in from the pacific. lots of high clouds coming up. as become closer, we have partly cloudy skies. we will hold onto cloud cover first thing tomorrow morning. current numbers, checking 50s and 60s out there. very mild for the 11:00 our toward san francisco. it is 63, san jose 67. he is our life camera. -- here is our life camera. this is the high clouds:moving in for tonight

the salvation army opened its first store in baltimore on wednesday. first nonprofit grocery chain is called dmt, derived from the salvation army's model doing the most good. if the test goes well the nonprofit is planning to open stores in other areas that are known to be food deserts. >> what is this about saying goodbye to an iconic vw vehicle? >> reporter: that's right. basically, rest in peace to the volkswagen beetle. the german carmaker says they will stop production after its current run. the beetle was first introduced in 1945. it was reintroduced in 1997 and now is expected to ride off into the sunset for good. >> those are always so cute. >> i know. right? >> they have that little flower thing when they came back. thank you. >> they are small, but have a lot of legroom. my friend had one. >>> thousands of frozen eggs at a fertility clinic in san francisco may have been damaged. what could have caused a malfunction. >>> a longtime homeless camp uprooted. why putting the problem out of sight is no solution. >>> looking at 880 in oakland where

. >>> happening today, the warriors will unveil a refurbished gym and basketball court at the salvation armyrmy chinatown corps community center in san francisco. this is video of a previous court restored by the team. the community center court will be renamed edwin m. lee court in honor of our late mayor of san francisco, who passed away in december. mayor lee and his wife got married at the chinatown community center in 1980 and he was a lifelong supporter of the salvation army. the dedication ceremony begins at 2:30 this afternoon. >>> a stanford graduate student is part of a team looking at the sound that's made when you -- i'm not going to do it -- crack your knuckles. >> researchers say they've confirmed that the cracking sound is from bubbles collapsing in the fluid around the joint as the pressure changes. researchers say if there's a large space between the knuckles, the pressure isn't loud enough to trigger the pop and that's why some people, like myself, just can't crack their knuckles. >>> calling all cloud gazers. nasa needs your help looking up. >> until april 15th, you can pa

lee court will open at the salvation army community center on powell street near the broadway tunnel. lee died suddenly last december from a heart attack. >>> happening tonight, a live look at the coliseum. that's where the oakland a's will be back at it again against the los angeles angels of anaheim. one day after a thrilling opener. the a's won in the 11th inning as marcus siemian knocked in boog powell for the third. the a's were down 4-0. tonight's game starts at 7:00 and that includes a pregame ceremony for the 50th anniversary team. the first team that played in oakland. the nail biter seemed to rule opening day around baseball. >> that included the giants against their rival dodgers. the angels opened in l.a. if you thought the recent incidents would cause panic, you might be wrong. joe panic scored one home of the game with a home run after clayton kershaw. johnny quaid dose takes the mound tonight in game two. >>> don't forget to tune in on "today in the bay" on tuesday morning next week, going big for the giants home opener. lots of new things coming all this season. we wil

>> we'll get you out there for the bell ringing salvation army totally recruiting. >> yes, deaf throwt. >> so true you. >> the skill, man. >> tell me about this, maybe you sent me yesterday about the phones. >> oh, well, i saw this phone, and they call it a dumb phone. and they say it is a way to cure your smart phone addiction because it is not so smart phone. so brooklyn based start up introducing this phone, here it is, it can only do handful every things like make calls, send text, and set alarms, that's it, you can get on the internet, you can get on twitter, there are no apps. so, good bye to all of that. it is called the light phone two, this is the second version of it, and parents out there saying, you know what, this is probably a great idea for kids. it costs about 250 bucks. >> what? >> i think it is expensive for that. but i think it is a great idea for kids, because my son will go to middle school next year, he wants a phone, i don't think he can get a phone, not mature enough, but something like that the perfect solution because old school. the other thing parent can le

it will open at the salvation army community center near broadway tunnel. he died suddenly from a heart attack in december. >>> the weather should be perfect this weekend for those planning to take part in the union street easter celebration. the event includes live performances and lots of free kid friendly activities. the whole thing starts at 10:00 in the morning on sunday. >>> a quick reminder for you. you don't want to miss the big show this weekend. it is the latest musical speck spend. they star in the jesus christ super star live concert. the world famous come poetser andrew lloyd webber is he the had director. you can catch it live right here on heaster sunday. >> maybe we'll know more of the words besides "jesus christ superstar." >>> it will be a beautiful day for egg hunts with lots of sunshine. a day that may set some records here and in los gatos. we'll be up to 85 degrees. we'll talk about what else is coming up for the weekend. >>> you're fighting companies on your own and getting nowhere. that's where we step in. sometimes we can safe you t

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. >> jimmy: i brought it to the salvation army they said we'll pass.'t like was not eating. >> right you were hungry and the prep probably you've had better nigh nights. >> jimmy: i don't want to get into that. it wasn't that bad. >> and the doctor was so impressed. dr. ha, a very appropriate name for your doctor. >> jimmy: i was like this is this a joke. >> she did a great job. was so complimentary of your colon. >> jimmy: that's the greatest compliment. >> she said your colon was really shiny and your small intestine was really fluffy. >> jimmy: oh, really. i feel like a marshmallow. >> i never knew that that part of your bowel or colon or whatever looks like a carpetet did you know that. >> jimmy: no i didn't. >> but any ways you're looked good. >> jimmy: now you asked me about this two years ago. >> right. >> jimmy: i was like you're really planning ahead on this. >> and the thing is i asked you and never in a million years believed you would let me take you. >> jimmy: well i feel if i say yes i will do something, by the way if you ask me far enoug

. >> the salvation army getting into the grocery business, opening cheap grocery stores to bring healthyome people in urban areas. the first store opened in baltimore this week, all shoppers welcome regardless of income. if successful they hope to expand to other underserved areas. >> it's a nice story nice story. >> harris: thank you for joining us today. >> "outnumbered" starts right now. >> harris: all eyes on the pennsylvania special election. with only one day left until voters go to the polls. a dead heat between connor lam and republican rick scone. the president's son donald trump jr. will also campaign, that will happen today in the next short little while. i'm harris faulkner, here's today's sandra smith. trish regan, joining us in the center seat, donald trump's former campaign manager, cory lewandowski is

. >>> basketball court at the salvation army community center in chinatown now bears the name of late francisco mayor ed lee. kids got to meet zaza pa chuly at yesterday's dedication ceremony. >> this court is for you guys. i want to tell you that stars are born on these kinds of courts. and obviously we all see it playing in the nba winning championships, et cetera. >> mayor lee's widow anita was on hand for the festivities along with mayor mark ferrell. >>> happening today, a reopening celebration for a playground in san francisco that was burned down last year. an official reopening will be held today at the koret children's play frowned in golden gate park. vandals torched the playground last year. ed lee helped fund the rebuilding of the employ ground. lisa argen joins us now. you are tracking rain? >> that's right. we have fog this morning, though. in fact creating visibility issues along the coast. certainly half moon day. look at at mount tam. this is what we like to see. fog in the valleys. and temperatures that are mild. mid to upper 40s in the north bay. mid 50s elsewhere.

>>> the basketball court at the salvation army community center? chinatown now bears the name of ed lee. local kids got to immediate zaza pachulia yesterday. it was made possible at donations, pg&e, and the good tiding foundation. >> this court is for you guys. i want to tell you stars born on these kinds of courts. and obviously we will see you playing in the nba, et cetera. >>> providing inspiration there. mayor lee's widow anita was on hand for the festivities. >>> happening today, a reopening celebration for a playground san francisco that was burned down last year. vandals torched the play structure last june. ed lee helped secure funding the rebuild that playground. the celebration starts at 10:00 this morning at the park on bowling green drive. >>> 5:42 is the time. meteorologist lisa argen tracking the forecast for news it was warm yesterday. plenty of youts out there. this morning a full moon from "gma." 56 degrees. mild start to your weekend. we are looking at a few degrees cooling today in san jose. lots of the santa clara valley will re

>> this call to mind the 2013 philadelphia salvation army building collapse case.eld responsible for that fatal collapse. here's why. they exhibited outrageous negligent conduct but exhibited a reckless indifference to safety and interest of others. it's important to note everyone from the real estate developer to the architect was held liable. the architect was held criminally liable because he knew the building would collapse and failed to pass along the morning. here we have a voice mail of the project manager acknowledging cracking in the bridge, saying specifically there was nothing to worry about in the safety concerns. courts have held up that this level of negligence can come along in the form of failing to pass along warnings or even hiring unlicensed or inexperienced subcontractors. as you said, this is the first lawsuit. we expect many that the courts will likely consolidate we are looking at civil and criminal liability moving forward. >> neil: who is liable? >> discovery phase will illustrate that. we are going to find out who knew what and when. even

that because i'm appreciating the regional nature of that because ieng that the red cross and salvation army and r.d.m. are headquartered here. but they were deploying folk up north and i was helping facility -- facilitate those deployments. on the front page of the chronicle, there was an article about disaster prepared ness and elders not being able to get out of facilities. >> there is legislation to address that. >> ok. and if we can learn from the mits takes of what happened, that would be beneficial. >> there is a specific piece of legislation and i'll highlight that number for you. basically says this is how you move people and this comes out of the florida floods as well. >> great. thank you. >> any other comments or questions? dianne, how likely do you think -- do we know yet of senator weiner's propose told give counties and cities more flexibility with conservative -- conserve -- conservative issues for seniors and others who may not be able to handle their own affairs? >> i know he is doing a bit of work on that with citile of education work. in fact, i saw another stiep intervie

they run from one town to another, from one salvation army to another, and they're arrested in all theseowns and charged with vague ransy. -- vagra in, yy. the only crime they've committed is being poor. >> clarence gideon speaks for the poor man. associate justice arthur goldberg of the supreme court speaks for the law. mr. justice, do you find it curious, perhaps i should say, do you find it wonderful, that a can change the law? does he solve the problem? >> gideon's case is a great milestone. it causes -- solves a basic problem. today in all courts, federal and state when a man is accused of crime, he must be afforded a lawyer. if he can hire one, if he has the means, he hires his own lawyer. if he doesn't have the means, then a lawyer must be provided for him by the state or the federal government. but i cannot frankly say that it solves all of the problems. because when a man is called to the bar of a criminal court and accused of crime, he's presumed to be innocent, of course. under our system. and giving him a lawyer is only truly p in what equality conceived requires. martin: wha

the team along with the salvation army dedicated the edwin court at the chinatown community center in san francisco. zaza pachulia was at the event as well as mark farrell. >> the one thing i remember is in talking about sports with mayor lee, that's when he put on his happiest face all the time whether it's talking about a golf game or talking about the warriors or the giants or the 49ers. that's what he was all about. and it is so fitting that we are here today. >> the gym and basketball court at the community center were refurbished in partnership with the warriors, pg&e and the good tidings foundation. >>> still ahead tonight, officers found a lot more than they expected when they chased a stolen vehicle. >> there's two other complete thefts. there's eight more tires and wheels inside the car and we don't know who they belong to. >> coming up next, how tracking down a tire thief turned into a close call for one east bay police officer. >> and it's been a rough road for tesla over the past week or so. a big drop in the stock market, a deadly crash and now a recall. a look at what's

. >> we lived in cars and motels and going from state to state staying at salvation armies to get a meale and there. just -- >> what's it like to live in a car? >> it's horrible. it's embarrassing. >> she was confused, of course, and terribly frightened at first. she begged, take me home. shirley ignored her. she imagined running away. >> i had nowhere to go. i was too scared. >> then as the weeks and months and then years went by, as her powers of reasoning grew, the question grew, too. did her mother bobbie actually give her away? shirley told pepper that renee was her sister. the two girls listened wide-eyed as shirley explained to strangers that she was their grandmother. that their parents had been killed in a car accident. >> i knew that everything that was happening to us was completely wrong at a very, very young age. >> why had she been taken? she didn't know. not for money, certainly. there were no ransom demands. and without pepper's birth certificate, shirley couldn't use her to score public assistance. though she did use renee that way. frightened, compliant renee, eager for

. >> we lived in cars and motels and going from state to state staying at salvation armies to get a meal here and there. just -- >> what's it like to live in a car? >> it's horrible. it's embarrassing. >> she was confused, of course, and terribly frightened at first. she begged, take me home. shirley ignored her. she imagined running away. >> i had nowhere to go. i was too scared. >> then as the weeks and months and then years went by, as her powers of reasoning grew, the question grew, too. did her mother bobbie actually give her away? shirley told pepper that renee was her sister. the two girls listened wide-eyed as shirley explained to strangers that she was their grandmother. that their parents had been killed in a car accident. >> i knew that everything that was happening to us was completely wrong at a very, very young age. >> why had she been taken? she didn't know. not for money, certainly. there were no ransom demands. and without pepper's birth certificate, shirley couldn't use her to score public assistance. though she did use renee that way. frightened, compliant renee, eager

he was a lifetime supporter of the salvation army, as well. the dedication ceremony begins at 2:30 this afternoon. >>> new homes at alameda point may be built and opened within the next three years. the developer told our media partner the east bay times that the groundbreaking will happen nxt month. . the entire project will include 800 housing units, eight acres of parks, and 600,000 square feet of retail space. it's expected to be completed in about 15 years. the first phase of the project includes 130 affordable housin units. >>> well, plans for the first hotel in mission bay are a step closer to becoming a reality. san francisco mayor mark farrell and other city leaders broke ground on the project yesterday. the marriott soma mission bay hotel will have 17 stories, 250 rooms, conference spaces, also a rooftop lounge. developers say rooms will feature views of at&t park, twin peaks, and the bay. it's being built on channel street, right across the third street bridge from at&t and just about half a mile away from the warriors' new arena un

great job with taking control of the safe passages and we want to walk their children down to the salvation army. and even the boys and girl's club. there's a lot of effort in the tenderloin and i'm sure there's a lot of efforts in the other neighborhoods in the city. to promote a clean, safe and healthy neighborhood for the families and the children that have to walk through there every day. the monitors are leaving at 9:00 a.m. and i'm there 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and i see a big difference in the work they do and the work the c.b.d. does and just the efforts that people are put north to try and clean the streets. we have people trying to do their own efforts. they come to my office at 369 search street and ask for equipment and help and bags. even the homeless, like one of our cleaners said, she has some of the homeless folks asking for bags and brooms just to help out in the efforts of cleaning their own area. there is an event. there is a need to clean the streets. if we can get that to the 5 million focused and kept with the street cleaning for other programs like ours, it would make a big