now sears occupies the first floor.partners bought the property from sears for $20 million and hopes to lure tech companies from other more experienced parts of the bay area. shoppers say they're sad to see the downtown lose a staple. >> it is sad that our largest chain is leaving and we need an anchor store in downtone oakland. >> i'm sad to lose the store. but good things are here to come. >> sears will be out by the end of the year. the building is scheduled to reopen by early 2016. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 9:00, water pushing up from underneath the pavement. how the problem will affect labor day traffic in the south bay. >>> plus, still on schedule, the specific task caltrans completed today as they work on i-280 and a lakeside beach near the presidio is closed, why the warm weather is to blame. >>> i'm abc 7 meteorologist drew tomba. the worm holiday weekend has yet to see the warmest temperatures. hey can you fix this? you bet! that's our new interactive speaker wall. 'sup? thinks it's a speak-ing wall. th

he has laid out a sorry where sears is worthless as a cheney. if the bulls say there is value in the real estate. he thinks the whole company should be leg which dated. it's losing about $10 in share each and every year at rite aid, surely, that's not the case. i want to stick with rad as panful as it is. i know it's painful for many of you. after reading the credit suisse about sears, it seems like the late great jim morrison is right. this is the end, my only friend, the end. pete in new york. pete. >> caller: hey, jim. it's all about 67 skechers. they lost about 10% yesterday. it was an overreaction. they were blah numbers. the consensus is 90 cents. a little high in my view. i'm a believer, so stay an keep my shares until the quarter. >> pete, there was a lot of rumors around the last few weeks of data were not good. i would find that somewhat surprising. i know when you have a stock a total bottle rovenlth you know i leak these guys. i had them on the show the stock is up 81%. it's subject to hiccuples. i agree with you. i think it was viab

hedge fund billionaire and sears ceo eddie lampert has struggled to turn around-- sears. now he is lending the ailing retailer $400 million. i want to bring in julie hyman. another $400 million? is this a sign that he had no choice here were the place going down? >> there have been a lot of signs. this is not the telltale sign. just recently, we had such a downgrade of sears to one credit above junk and saying the thing is going to run out of cash and 2016. it is not as though this is a surprise. deep he hasin so got to give more money because he cannot get out at this point? >> that is unclear. he is very tied up with this. one thing that is important to note about this particular loan, $400 million, the rate looks reasonably favorable. 5% interest. -- fees an up front free of 1.75%. it is a secured loan. -- against a lien on 25 stores. they don't specify in the file which stores it is. he can swap them if he feels that it is appropriate to do so. in other words, it sounds as though he potentially has the pick of real estate to back up this loan in the event that there w

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menlo park based lane both the company from sears. shoppers say they're sad to see the downtown staple move out. >> it's really sad that our largest chain is leaving, and we need an anchor store in downtown oakland. >> i'm sorry to lose this store because it's a landmark for oakland, but good things are here to come. >> sears will be out by the end of the year. the building is scheduled to re-open by early 2016. still ahead on abc7 at 6:00. caltrans continues its work on i-280. the work they're doing today and how it will keep people safe if there's ever another major earthquake. ♪ >> a parade of pride in uptown oakland. what makes this year's festival unlike the celebrations of years past. ...we need to break up. is it the biting? cuz i can stop? no! i love you and your show. it's cable. customers are more satisfied with u-verse. switch and we can stay together forever. forever? ow. i'm not gonna lie to you. it's also the biting. break up with cable. choose u-verse tv from $19 a month for 2 years. >>altrans says work on northbound 28

a 10% drop in sears?ble is so much of the stock is held by two people, by eddie lampert's organization. it still has this impact. i think people are saying look, he's the one who's got to keep bailing it out. how long can he keep bailing it out? >> why is this a bailout? >> because obviously they need more money to get from here to there. why else would you do something like this? some people say also, by the way, is there a conflict of interest here in what he's doing because of the way the thing is structured? look. what we know is this. sears -- we knew it from day one. we knew it early on. when they bought k-mart, it's never -- eddie was known and is known as a great money manager. i don't know him, i've never met him, but he's not a retailer. what we've learned is how hard it is to run retail. this thing was going to become a real estate deal. it's not a real estate deal. it hapt been the real estate deal it's supposed to be.sn't b deal it's supposed to be. you go to the shopping center, utc in la ho

menlo park based lane both the company from sears. shoppers say they're sad to see the downtown staple move out. >> it's really sad that our largest chain is leaving, and we need an anchor store in downtown oakland. >> i'm sorry to lose this store because it's a landmark for oakland, but good things are here to come. >> sears will be out by the end of the year. the building is scheduled to re-open by early 2016. >>> still ahead on abc7 at 6:00. caltrans continues its work on i-280. the work they're doing today and how it will keep people safe if there's ever another major earthquake. ♪ >> a parade of pride in uptown oakland. what makes this year's festival unlike the celebrations of years past. you'll connect withnte, your doctor any time, ♪ anywhere. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. ♪ become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ >> caltrans says work on northbound 280 is on schedule. today workers started pouring concrete where they replaced a large hinge in the freeway. 280 has been c

sears practices, almost 10% of kindergartners were not vaccinated. the centers for disease control says public health is compromised when more than 8% of students are not immunized. do you feel like you may be part of the problem? >> fortunately, my patients are scattered all over orange county in southern california. >> i completely disagree. >> reporter: dr. margaret van blerk is also a pediatrician in orange county. >> the research says if we don't vaccinate children they're more likely to get sick and, you know, potentially get diseases that can kill them. >> reporter: highly contagious diseases like measles are on the rise. california has seen 61 cases so far this year, the highest in two decades, 22 of those are in orange county. when brooke olsen last came to dr. van blerk's office-- >> there was a sign on the door saying there's an outbreak of measle. >> reporter: what did you think when you saw that sign on your doctor's door? >> it freaked me out in orange county. >> i tell the parents that you don't necessarily have to live in fear of thes

after air strikes over sear yeah. what you need to know about khorasan and connection to september 11. >> america at war, bombs raining out of the skies over syria, u.s. fighter yejets and strikin isis targets. will air strikes make us safer? or put us in more danger on the home front? >> cnn's reporters around the world will join us with the lateest along with teams of military and security experts. >> we want to begin with president obama, preparing to make his case to the world with a big speech at the u.n. tomorrow. cnn senior white house correspondent, jim acosta and the latest. a major speech at the u.n. general assembly tomorrow. give us a preview? >> that's right, don. how officials at the white house are describing it. they say the president will be giving a major address here at united nations. where senior administration officials says the president will be talking about the general unease the world is feeling now about dangers posed by relatively new terrorist groups, isis, and khorasan. really a group tha

sears practices, almost 10% of kindergartners were not vaccinated.s public health is compromised when more than 8% of students are not immunized. do you feel like you might be part of the problem? >> fortunately my patients are scattered all over southern california and orange county. >> i completely disagree. the research says if we don't vaccinate children they're more likely to get sick and potentially get diseases that can kill them. >> reporter: highly contagious diseases like measles are on the rise. california has seen 61 cases so far this year, the highest in two decades. 22 of those are in orange county. when brooke olson came to the doctor's office, there was a sign on the door saying there's an outbreak of measles. what did you think when you saw that sign on your door? >> it freaked me out. orange county. >> i told my parents you don't have to necessarily live in fear of the diseases, you have to respect the diseases, understand them, but they they're fairly unlike will to happen in to any individual child. >> reporter: dr. sears says he'

searing rhetoric there. shou that going affect the intersection of iran's states and the isis effort? >>> are we heard these positions before from israeli leaders and perfectly understandable and a searing and frankly very powerful speech in every dimension. it will have a chilling effect on the negotiations with iran for the -- to keep them from obtaining the nuclear weapon and it will put the breaks on some of the discussions of alignment of interests between iran and the sunni world and the united states. so the israeli voice is important and will have to be accounted for in these conversations. >> turning to the broader operation, the president is saying the united states is going to shoulder the lion's share. when you look at the contributions as they stand, are they more than just symbolic? how real is that? >> as the nato commander, i led the coalition 50 nations. 28 nato nations. 22 from around the world. as well as the libyan operations. 35 nations involved in that. as i talk about in a book called

maybe 43 sears stores and we read the papers about sears but then i look at the increasing occupancybers and the strong new leasing results. is this maybe even i know -- let's say sear hearsay to pull out could it be an actual opportunity to raise rents. >> well, look the portfolio first of all is very diverse. sears is one of our many retailers and we both know eddie. i wouldn't count him out so quickly. i think there's a lot of dynamic opportunities in this portfolio. given where our rents are it allows retailers to be really profitable in our locations. that's why this has such good core demand. >> right. it's not like your new rents are lower than five years ago. >> not at all. >> the other thing is some many of these tenants represent a lot of space and very little rent. it's an opportunity to increase rent and bring more new and relevant tenants to your space. space turning isn't a bad thing. it's an opportunity. >> restoration hardware. we talked about how the old mold doesn't work. you need to do galleries. are there retailers that don't think that that's true and don't need

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bob sears may be the only pediatrician in southern california who does not advocate child vaccinations. >> what percentage of your patients choose not to get their children vaccinated in some form? >> i would say about half of my patients are not vaccinating. >> reporter: it's a growing trend, especially in affluent communities where nearly 15% of kindergarteners are not immunized. the centers for disease control says public health is compromised when more than 8% of students are not immunized. >> you may feel like you may be part of the problem? >> my patients are scattered all over orange county in southern california. >> i disagree. >> reporter: dr. margaret is also a pediatrician in orange county. >> if we don't vaccinate the children, they could get diseases that kill them. >> reporter: highly contagious diseases like measles are on the rise. california has seen 61 cases this year, the highest in two decades. >> i tell the parents you don't necessarily have to live in fear of these diseases, you have to respect the diseases and understand them, but they are fairly unlikely to happ

we shot this video when sears first announced it was pulling out. the 85 year old building was sold to a silicon valley investor and is slated to reopen again in about a year. the new and improved sears building is expected to house a high tech company as well as a cluster of hip new stores. the city says it's an economic shot in the arm downtown oakland desperately needs. coming up at eight. severe thunderstorms sweep through the northeast.washing out labor day weekend events. and sending people running on one beach.where lightning hit three men. a southern california man could face criminal charges.as prosecutors say they have evidence he purposely tried to spread h-i-v. several people killed as a small plane goes down near denver. details on the deadly crash. officials say all five people aboard a small plane that crashed near denver are dead. the piper p-a-46 airplane crashed near the erie municipal airport just before noon today. three people were declared dead at the scene. and two were taken to hospitals where they later died. authorities say

are these attacks that punctuate rather than end the sears fire completely?rter: i think the one that happened here is qualitative different than the once elsewhere on saturday. it is at the very least a significantly blow to this already fragile ceasefire, what we aren't hearing yet is reaction from some of the key players, we did overnight hear from the self proclaimed prime minister of the donetsk people's republic on his twitter feed saying that the ceasefire had been breached and that the fighting was continuing even talking about on that twitter feed about take i m.a.r.i.u.p.o.l. and we are not hearing either yet from the president of ukraine, president poroshenko in kiev. not hearing from vladimir putin in russia. people are trying to assess exactly what happened here and what it means for the ceasefire and the peace process going forward. >> all right, we'll left it there for now, thanks so much harry faucet. >>> palestinian president mahmoud abbas harassed accused hamas of running a shadow government. speaking in cairo, huh bass said he wants a singl

and the searing regime that right now the targeting will be against isis. same is true with iran.crucial -- refusal to acknowledge that is likely to fail. the free syrian army has denied reports that it has come to a truce with isis. could you elaborate on the argument that you make in several of your articles that this bombing campaign is only likely to strengthen isis, in iraq and syria? how would that happen? >> if we look at the situation in iraq, when there are u.s. bombings of isis, what we here in the u.s. and in the press and among the public and the white house, state department -- hooray, we got the bad guys. it looks very different in iraq, particularly for iraqi sunnis, about 12% of the population, have been dispossessed of their privileged position that they had had for several decades before the u.s. occupation. in recent years during the analogy government, -- malik e-government, that privilege turned into repression, where people lost their jobs and faced imprisonment on a large scale, people were being tortured in prison, executions in large numbers. so the repres

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