you heard shelly no stopping now. >> and their bedroom is their sanctuary. kids feel special there, especially when it is beautifully decorated. >> and kids with compromised senses can't leave home. >> and next time, kleenex for our eyes. >> the box is gone. >> jeff ranieri takes over with our forecast. it is going to rain jeff. >> it is. dry conditiones to the stark contrast of heavy rain fall, lasting quite a while for parts of the bay area. now up to 43 days without any rain fall. we should also let you know there's no major changes to the forecast models to date. so everything that you heard here yesterday is still looks to be on track as we head throughout our friday storm. most immediately i do want to focus in in on marin and napa counties. that's where the flash flood watch is in effect right now. if you live near any creeks rivers or streams, that's where you watch. closest on friday is that flooding threat sin creased. let's take you in to the forecast as we head into friday. if there is no major changes on the micro climates, to san francisco, tem

shelly took on her future. >> i knew that was my mission.s my calling. >> that's all she does now running rooms of hope a nonprofit giving dream room makeovers to children facing life threatening illnesses. in this case both a brother and sifter who after hundreds of volunteer hours, and thousands of dollars in donated goods, have beautiful new spaces to call their own. o for a sick child often forced to spend hours alone at home it is a special gesture. to that kid's parents -- >> this is way beyond what i could have ever dreamed for. i'm sorry. >> hannah and andrew. >> shelly said she wakes up every diand without a hint of indecision knows she is doing what she was meant do. and it is a pleasure to work with these children and work with the families and to be able to give them some peace and hope during the time when there might not be a whole lot of hope. >> coming up a love story for the ages. >> the judge is over here we're over here and i think the secretary of assembly witness is -- >> but wait until you see how this east bay couple r

shelly took on the job and saw it as her future. >> i knew then that was my mission. that is my calling. >> all she does is runs rooms of hope. she gives dream room makeovers to children with life-threat epping illnesses. in this case it is a brother and sister who, after hundreds of volunteer hours and thousands of dollars in donated goods, have beautiful new spaces to call their own. >> for a sixth child often forced to spend hours alone at home, it is a special gesture to that kid's parents. >> it is way beyond what i ever could have dreamed for. i'm sorry. >> shelly says she wakes up every day and without a hint of indecision, knows she is doing what she was meant to do. >> it is truthful a privilege and honor to be able to work with these children and to be able to work with the families. and to be able to give them some peace and some hope during the time when there might not be a whole lot of hope. >> shelly's daughter morgan is now 17 years old. and volunteers with her mom on rooms of hope. rooms of hope has been responsible for the makeovers of 40 sick childr

. >> shelly wakes up every morning knowing exactly what she was put on the earth to do. her professional background and personal experience joining forces in the most perfect of ways with beautiful results. >> there's a square one and there's also round one. i want to see which one we're going to use. >> when it comes to matters of interior design shelly is quick to make decisions. >> that's the blue one, so i wonder if the black is with it. >> it was, after all, her profession for many years, so the best color for a pillow or the proper height for a painting is an easy call for her. turns out, though when it comes to life changing decisions, shelly's been known to be quick there as well. take the promise she made about 16 years ago when her daughter morgan was seriously ill. >> and i knew that if god allowed me to have my child for that child to live that i would spend the rest of my life helping children with life-threatening medical conditions. >> which explains why shelly and a team of volunteers have piled into this mountain house home tools at the ready. >> did you

and when shelly first saw the flowers were from jim, she was speechless. >> "i thought the kids sent the flowers to begin with." >> tony: so she contacted the flower shop about it, only to find out jim's everlasting valentine's day plan. >> "she called the other day. we all started almost balling, so it was really touching to hear the story and know that he had done that for her. it seems like something that only happens in the movies or that you hear about." >> tony: this is one valentine's day that shelly says she will always remember. >> "it was true love and you just don't find that very often, you know, the fairy tale romance, the knight in shining armor, you just don't find that. and even though we didn't get the fairy tale ending, it was amazing." >> vicki: shelly says she plans to preserve the flowers from her husband to remember this valentine's day. that's it for the kron 4 news at stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news developments at kron4.com or download one of our goodnight. for over 60,000 california foster children nights can feel long and lonely. i miss my si

the judge made that ruling yesterday at michael shelly's preliminary hearing. shelly faces vehicular homicide and other charges in the death of manet zeka. they say shelly's suv plowed into the girl as she was trying to get on to her bus in bensalem township. the vehicle's windshield was fogged up. >>> and we have new video this morning, showing the start of a two-part climb that happened in camden county. you're looking at a fight inside a bar in blackwood. police say the fight spilled outside with someone stealing credit cards from one of the victims. they say those cards were later used at a wawa store. police are looking for two people connected to the stolen credit cards. if you recognize any of these people in the pictures gloucester township police want to hear from you. >>> security scare at a u.s. consulate overseas. a man tries to drive the car through the gate and all caught on camera. we'll have more on this incident coming up. >>> mardi gras parade marred by violence. police say someone opened fire and this situation turns deadly. >>> it was a very

to discuss the broader implications, we are joined now by shelly banjo. she has reported the story for quartz, a business site published by the atlantic media company. so how significant is it? we're talking about one in a hundred people employed in the united states are employed by wal-mart. >> pretty significant. wal-mart, as you mentioned is the biggest police officer at employer. so what wal-mart does other people tend to follow. >> srennivasan: is that something target and other competers-- competitors might do as well. >> a lot of competitors are already paying more something like costco or some of the other retailers but definitely competitors like target, best buy those kinds of companies are likely to follow suit as they fight for workers. >> srennivasan: so why did wal-mart do this at this moment? one of the things you pointed out in your story is now 29 states around the country already have minimum wages above the federal base. >> right. and my argument is what took them so long. because basically they had to do this anyway. the time was comin

. >> reporter: for navajo nation president ben shelly who plans to give developers the okay to build on their land, it's also about opportunity. >> i want my people to have a better life. they need jobs, homes, good homes. >> reporter: but some navajo tribal members say the cost to the canyon is too high. for her, it's about more than money. >> it is my church. it's where i say my prayers, it is where i give my offering, commune with the holy ones, gods that walk along the canyon. >> there are some of your people who don't want this. >> a lot of people want to stay -- go back to the old ways. you can't go back. >> reporter: it's not the first time development of the canyon has drawn criticism. a decade ago, the skywalk faced an emotional fight. it was ultimately built. this latest project is likely to face a bitter battle too. hopi opponents say the development would be too close to their spiritual resting place. >> these landscape in the canyon today is still very important to the people. we're not going to give up in being good stewards of these lands. never. >> reporter: a propose

. >> that is shelly hunter the gift card girlfriend for gift cards.com.says time is running out. >> when a store goes into bankruptcy, many go in immediately. >> they announced only announcing gift cards through march 6th. >> this is not the first time seven on your side run into this type of thing. carol hill complained about her blockbuster gift card. >> the man said we don't take them anymore. and had a little sign and turned it around so i can read it. >> consumers are often held holding useless cards. with $44 million floating around, someone, somewhere doesn't have one. >> go to radio shack and buy things you need. there are appliances and cars and toys. >> i checked the resale site they're only discounting them 10% or 15%. to see my reports go to abc7 news.com. >> he's won two tickets to my charity concert, don, you'll be there. i was talking about a special event created to help bay area children in need. rock the casa, an evening of music for court-appointed children advocates benefitting friends of camp copper. legendary rocker eddie money headl

. >> shelly porter who now lives in media delaware county learned that the hard way.mpact of what winds up on the editing room floor was clear clear. after porter and her daughter were eliminate. >> my mom said, why did you take so long to ask for directions? you always stopped once. >> are you kidding me? we stopped every 10 minutes. >> in looking through memorabilia she collected while on last season's show she discover the amazeing race has super fans. fans who take their pictures and follow them through parts of their journey across the globe. >> it is an entire culture of people who this their job. i think they've been spotted here and then they have the time schedules for all the flights and where we could possibly be going next. >> when the cameras stopped rolling a lot of minute link between the contestants was discouraged. off for the sake of drama for the hit cbs series. >> if we're having a heated discussion and no one is around to record it then it didn't happen. >> when the leg of the race was finish contestants slept in hotel rooms with a few exceptions.

. >> that is shelly hunter the gift card girlfriend for gift cards.com.says time is running out. >> when a store goes into bankruptcy, many go in immediately. >> they announced only announcing gift cards through march 6th. >> this is not the first time seven on your side run into this type of thing. carol hill complained about her blockbuster gift card. >> the man said we don't take them anymore. and had a little sign and turned it around so i can read it. >> consumers are often held holding useless cards. with $44 million floating around, someone, somewhere doesn't have one. >> go to radio shack and buy things you need. there are appliances and cars and toys. >> i checked the resale site they're only discounting them 10% or 15%. to see my reports go to abc7 news.com. bulldog: oooh! mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale! television announcer: get a serta mattress any size for just $197 each piece when you buy the complete set. the $197 mattress sale... bulldog: oh boy! television announcer: ...is on now. ♪ mattress discounters ♪ (mom) when our little g

only breath taking, but mind bending in its extent and potential impact and president obama tell 10 shelly heartbreaking for consumers who may be affected. >> in the sony hack, authorities suspected north korea said to be angry over the portrayal of kim jong-un in "the interview." experts say the likely suspect is a chinese military unit specializing in cyber warfare. last year, five members of the unit were charged with deliberately hacking american companies. china denied involvement in cyber attacks. medical identity theft that become a booming business. on friday, anthem alerted customers to a so-called pfishing scam offering protection to those targeted in the breach. >> when there is consensus you'll see great results. >> battling extremism. >> religious leaders have a big responsibility. >> advancing peace. >> today the world turned into a global village. >> promoting change. >> i think united nations should be reformed. >> every sunday, join us for exclusive... revealing... and surprising talks with the most interesting people of our time. "talk to al jazeera". today, 9:30 eastern.

. >> shelly teaches the mandatory survival clinic.scussing fears and the burden of being alone at night in deep winter. >> it's not going to be your fitness that takes you out of the race, but something else. you make a poor decision or you start to get too tired or you start to let the demons in your brain overreact and people start misjudging. >> it is a race yes. but safety is everything. that's why organizers make sure people have all the right equipment and put first timers through mandatory cold weather training. a final test outdoors before the race begins. first timers lighting stoves, pitching tents and make a fire. all the things they'll spend the next week or more having to do to stay alive. they'll call satellite devices as well to call for a rescue but the key is to be self-sufficient so they won't have to. >> primary for their safety, and as crew out there i want to be able to say that the people out there can handle themselves and don't have to risk anybody's life rescuing somebody who did something foolish or wrong. >>

. >> the best thing was i go to a bar and i wait there for the producer shelly.e will figure out what are we going to do? what is going to happen? she said i don't know. i have a meeting with this guy who is in charge of the building. and then adam bomb is like, dude let's party. i'm talking to his late wife who passed away a wonderful woman. i don't ever want to see him again. she said what happened? i said he cost me my job. the best part about it is i'm assuming we are all fired. the next day not a peep. not a peep. nobody at fox watches "red eye." >> you probably just screwed up by showing it now. >> now i am going to get fired. >> you noy that weekend thing? >> yeah, adam bomb. i have to say this though, in his defense. he was probably right and we were wrong in that that was a great thing to do, but he should have told us and we would have been prepared. i would have said no, but he should have tommed -- told us. i admit people like that but you don't do it in a newsroom. it could have turned on the sprinklers and everybody would have had to leave and fox n

michael shelly walked into a courtroom according to police he hit her in a crosswalk with the school bus lights flashing and the stop in arm out. >> he said he auto the lights and braked when he saw someone running by and he admitted his car defroster was not working and had tunnel vision at the time. >> they released the tunnel viction at the time at the new grocery store in town. police say that the suspect walked in at noon yesterday and pulled a gun and demanded cash, when the clerk told the man the money was in the trunk of a car, the suspect grabbed the keys and stole the car. if you recognize this man call northeast detectives, we posted the video on our website at 6abc.com. >> just in time for the overnight arrival of dangerously cold air, there is an effort underway to make sure people stay warm. foreman mills gave out vouchers for winter coats they went to people in need that were preselected. they were for $25 and were distributed in the stores in philadelphia and northeast. >>> code blue alerts are in effect in the region because of the approaching bitter cold, if you see

he engaged with shelly sterling and bought the team.e is a perfect owner. >> does what he paid for the clippers set a new standard as to what the value of franchises are? >> you began the show by talking about the recent forbes where the value went up by 70%. i think it did. i think the combination. ultimately, the market, buyers and sellers. i think he understood the value of media. somebody like how i got into the sports business, the media technology sector and steve ballmer with the great wealth at microsoft and when he came in, we had a lot of discussions. he had been helpful to me as a sounding board and we had renewed our u.s. television deals and he understands the media business. he understood the live sports content and a world of fragmented media opportunities. something that almost always consumes lives. he realized the values would only increase. ultimately, he bid against others, he understood the intrinsic value. and he had incentive-- one of those things where he recognized, especially when it comes to an l.a. franchise,

his first interview since he indicted new york speaker shelly silver on corruption charges.tics, prosecuting terrorists, insider trading and push for prison reform. i asked him about his review of the anticorruption commissioner governor cuomo disbanded and he took issue with part of the governor's statements. >> the commission was debanded within only nine months when it was expected to be empowered to investigate corruption and bring corruption cases for a much longer period of time. that's just but way of background. when anything happens with respect to corruption and a commission is shut down or a commission is established for a particular reasons or staffed in a particular way, it's natural for people to ask questions about it. so there's nothing wrong with asking questions about it. >> asking questions many people have been asking governor cuomo's office questions about it. he said he cannot comment on the topic because you said a public dialogue is not helpful to the investigation. is that correct or do any rules prevent him from comment to think corruption investiga

they have also placed their bet on michelle obama at 100 and 1 or shelly clinton at 200 and one. yet to have a bet placed at 40 to 1. this guy, too. >> you hear what i said? answer me yes or no. >> brett? >> thanks, john. >> panel is any one here willing to bet against rillyhillary clinton. another round the democrats welcome aboard. >> i am willing to bet against hillary clinton. probably drinking the free booze that comes at the casino. the title of the show is this a coronation or confrontation i think is apt. if it is a confrontation it is conceivable to me to have some kind of a challenge. there has to be a moment before she gives a speech of democratic convention accepting the nomination where somebody seems viable. is the allternative candidate truly viable or is it just a flash in the pan or a series of flashes in the pan as we head on the republican side in 2012. >> i am the house here in 2007 there is a big dealing in the coronation that briere before obama came. >> people are looking around bushes and under parked cars and they can't find a barack obama. they are sure

shelly's job was to make sure the bank followed the rules. she said she was sacked after raising concerns but won a tribunal tribunal. they say that those days are gone? do you think that is true? >> from what i've seen no. verbal messages were great. in my view they weren't put into practice. >> reporter: steven green ran hsbc at the time, and oversaw the private banks that broke the law. >> i, steven -- >> reporter: the government has seen the damning files, but still promoted him to the lords of the touring peer and made him a minister. when you were in charge of hsbc -- >> i have no comment. >> your bank was helping people dodge tax. why did you let them do that? >> i think i've explained, i'm not prepared to make any comments on hsbc's business past or present. >> but you have to. at the time you were earning millions of poindsunds and the taxpayer was missing out. >> i'm not prepared to make any comment on hsbc. >> reporter: no word but plenty of questions about what went on at hsbc. richard billton, bbc news. >> a lot more on that thro

sue shelly's job was to make sure that the bank followed the rules. after raising concerns but won a tribunal. >> people say that those days are gone. do you think that is true? >> from what i've seen no. the verbal messages were great, but i think, in my view they weren't put into practice. >> reporter: steven green ran hsbc at the time and oversaw the private bank that broke the law. the government has seen the damning files, but still promoted him to the lords and made him a minister. >> weren't you in charge of hsbc? >> i have no comment. >> your bank was allowing people to dodge tax. why would you do that? >> i think i've explained, i'm not prepared to make any statements for hsbc's business practices past or present. >> but you have to. you made millions of pounds and the taxpayer was missing out. how can you defend that? >> i'm sorry i'm not prepared to make any comment on hsbc. >> anything? anything you can say? >> reporter: no word but plenty of questions about what went on at hsbc. richard bilton, bbc news. >>> president putin has blamed the

. >> moments after "7 on your side" finished talking with michaels, shelly hall walked up to us outside of lavida woodbridge surprised the spa had gone out of business. >> i haven't the slightest idea. >> he bought spa treatments offered as part of that same december special. >> there's got to be lots of us. anyone saw the sign >> then paul hubbard walked up. he had bought the same deal for his wife. >> we were going on come up here saturday but i guess not. >> "7 on your side" learned lavida woodbridge was an independently owned franchise and lavida corporate said they would honor gift certificates and monthly packages purchased here but michaels and the others we talked with bought services a la carte and she says it look like she's out $1,000. >> woodbridge was happy to have this establishment here and i know i'm not the only one that left holding the bag. >> in woodbridge horace holmes abc 7 news. >> painful and dangerous. the extreme cold creates a mighty list of problems all across the region. >> five shirts and five pants, i'm still cold. >> a major decision about the rabbi on tr

. >> shelly teaches the mandatory survival clinic foraysers who haven't been in the extreme cold before. they discuss fears and the burden of being alone at night in deep winter. >> it's not going to be conditions that take you out of the rates. something else, you make a poor decision or start to get too tired or you start to let the demons in your brain, like overreact and then people just start miss judging. >> it's a race, yes missmisjudging. >> it's a race, yes miss. they make sure first timers are through mandatory cold weather training. >> a final test outdoors before the race begins miss. all of the things they will spend the next week or more having to do just to stay alive. they will carry satellite devices as well so they can call for a rescue but the key is to be self-sufficient so they won't have to. >> yeah. for their safety but also for us because i have a crew out there. i want to be able to say the people out there can handle themselves and don't have to risk anybody's life rescuing somebody who did something wrong. >> this is what it comes down to: surviving the long d

he then engaged directly with shelly sterling and bought the team. but yes he's the absolute perfect owner. >> rose: i will come to that crisis in a moment. but at the same time, does what he paid for the clippers, you know set a new standard as to what the value of franchises are? >> well you began the show by talking about the recent forbes with the average value went up 74%. so i think it did. but i think it's a combination of a lot of things. one ultimately it's a market and there are buyers and sellers so that is going to determine price. but i think he understood the value of media. this is somebody just like how i got into the sports business, talk about coming from the media technology sector, of course there is steve ballmer who made all that great wealth at microsoft. when he came in you know we had a lot of discussions he had been helpful to me as a sounding board. we recently renewed our u.s. television deal. he understands the media business as well as anyone in the world. i think he saw the value of this prime live sports content and a

has it been a while since you heard that one shelly? while leading each class gail laughed as she corrected the grammar of the song lyrics that played. and after months of joking about becoming an english teacher she finally felt the spark and awakened a passion for teaching. she followed her heart enrolled in college asknd four years later earned her teaching degree. today she is not only teaching her students at william barkley high school but she answered the call. gail's students are also learning about banking about a college education, and finally a rewarding career. she makes things work makes things better and makes teaching and learning special. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming our 2015 teacher of the year, gail adams. gail? [applause] >> we are fortunate to have businesses that understand the value of good education here in west virginia. at this time i would also like to recognize two individuals who deserve our thanks for their continued support on the teacher of the year program. mr. fred early, president o

with the top federal prosecutor in new york his first interview since he indicted new york speaker shellycharges. we talked about money and politics prosecuting terrorists insider trading and his push for prison reform. i also asked him about his review of that anti-corruption commission that you mentioned governor cuomo did disband it and basically he took issue with some of the governor's statements. here is that part of the interview. >> the commission was disbanded in nine months it was expected to be empowered to investigate corruption and bring corruption cases for a longer period of time. that's just by way of background. now, when anything happens with respect to corruption and a commission is shut down or a commission is established for particular reasons, it is natural for people to ask questions about it so there's nothing wrong with asking questions about it. >> asking questions, many people have been asking governor cuomo's office questions about it. he said he cannot comment on the topic because you said a public dialogue is not helpful to the investigation. is that correct

and shelly sweethelm. please stand up and take a bow. there you are. [ applause ] our people, every day heroes all across nebraska are the reason the state of our state is so strong. from the teachers that prepare our children for an ever-changing world, to the medical professionals that are treating ebola patients. from the law enforcement officers and firefighters who put themselves at risk each and every day to our farm families that feed the world. from the volunteers who build our communities, to the crews at our air force base and our military families who answer the call. these nebraskans love to serve. and they are what make our state strong. i have long said that nebraska's greatest resource is our people. i know from personal experience when you hire a nebraskan you'll hire somebody who has a great education, a great work ethic, who's loyal. and who will help your business succeed. as i have said it before, nebraska is what america is supposed to be. i travel nebraska from shadron to fall city. from norfolk, and i have listened

back to you, shelly. >> i'm trying to resist saying something about conagra and sean connor ri.ositive effects on america's pockets. >> we're leading the site about dry shale. a lot of people don't realize that the shale wells actually drain out a lot quicker than regular oil wells so between rigs dropping and oil prices falling, we might all of a sudden have a production problem. number two story on the hot list today, amex and costco apparently couldn't reach a deal, by the end of march if you go to costco and try to use your american express card, they could say, sorry, we don't take that here. that usually happens in restaurants and stuff. apparently the high fees did it. kelly, we put up your interview with charles barkley on the website. it is crushing it right now. especially his comments defending james dolan and calling out the trolls. we're getting ready to put up the shaq interview, too. i expect that to crush it. those are great afternoons. >> it's been a fun afternoon. alan, thank you so much. back at headquarters. >>> former sony pictures co-chair amy poehler speak

and no driver no problem, an automatic audi named shelly just beat a race average speeds 0.4 secondsr than best lap. that's the news. >>> well, a terrifying and possibly deadly situation in skies above houston. happening a lot there. hit with green lasers as trying to land plays. these incidents happen thousands of times each year. how dangerous is this. joining us is pilot who has been lasered about a dozen time. >> yeah about a dozen time. i was helicopter pilot in houston so being low level you get exposed to the environment a lot more. people think is a joke. just 24e arethey are playing with their lasers and it is not really a joke at all. >> here's the numbers 3894 incidents last year recorded by the faa. why houston, why is it happening there more than other places. >> i think it is just reported here more than other places. high density with high air traffic. we have two major airports in houston, more aircraft coming in and out and more people around. >> here's the ground. it is happening between midnight and 7:00 a.m. most happening about 7:00 about 3:00 a.m. it is happenin

tom gilbert and his wife shelly were doing all they could to help their son who struggled with mentalhis rent. when they tried to lower it to 400 a week, he got angry. >> they were worried about his mental state and they were increasingly concerned about his mental well being. >> tommy gilbert is in court without bail. willie? >> kate snow. thank you very much. a close call for a boy and his uncle. they were trying to clear a storm drain in brazil. pulled under water and swept away when the pipe did suddenly clear. the two reappeared later with minor injuries and today you will be happy to know they are both okay. a deer in montana getting a lot of attention because of what it is wearing. the buck is decked out with a mess of yes or no or a normal arrangement or something stuck in his antlers. he has been like that for a couple of weeks but it doesn't seem to bother him. in fact he looks fabulous. time for the weather with al. >> it's out here where we have a birthday boy. what's your name? >> jesse neal from alexandria virginia. >> this is my 41st birthday. >> hanging out. there you

has dared to be on the right side of right when it was very difficult to be there. 1948 and 1953, shelly vs. kramer and borrow vs. jackson were litigated it was not easy to be on the right side of right. to talk about integrating neighborhoods. to talk about selling property to anybody if they had the price, if they can pay the price or the cost of the property. being on the right side of right means something in the country that we know and love. it means something in a country that stands for the proposition of liberty and justice for all. a company -- a country that stands for the notion that government should be of the people, by the people, for the people. it means something to be on the right side of right. it means something to have an organization like the naacp that will step forward using litigation when necessary, protests when needed, but always a peaceful means to a just end. the naacp has been there and has always been consistently on the right side of right. the naacp was on the right side of right in 1954 when it won the lawsuit brown vs. the board of education. i would d