the dynamic duo of action comedy but spencer and terrence hill. they shot to fame in an age when much he's moas still celebrated unreservedly on the silver screen this scene from bomber is a real hit at the spencer hill festival. around three thousand fans have come to love watching sex need to celebrate the lives and work of their heroes both have a cult following us spencer who died more than two years ago and sonny boy hill is now seventy nine. but spencer even has a double gang or two that's the way he loves spaghetti just like me and like both of them were involved in sports at a high level and i was also a swimmer at a club in dresden this is me that's why i just large bud spencer i have this awkward dynamic teardrop shape and of course and this tops it all he died on my birthday you book your own twenty seven dollars because. there are also a few terence hill lookalikes in law much this group. the alps from italy to attend the event. many fans remember the films from their childhood so what's so great about them. they will find but no one d

but spencer even has a double gang or two s. that he just really loves forgetting just like me and like most of them were involved in sports or the high level and i was also a swimmer at a club and president this is and that's why i just large god spencer i have this awkward dynamic teardrop shape and this chorus and this tops it all he died on my birthday you book june twenty seventh there's history. there are also a few terence hill lookalikes in law much this group. the alps from italy to attend the event. many fans remember the films from their childhood so what's so great about them. but no one died you can watch the films with anyone who does really cool punch loads. and why does the festival take place in the sleepy little town of la much. bigger because terrence hill spent his childhood hero mark in a house that still standing with an italian father and a german mother. mr blue eyes is actually called lived here for a few years in the one nine hundred forty s. a charmer even as a child. now almost eighty he still is not

it is how an spencer -- it is how anne spencer like keeping her photographs. as a child, we would bring our new school photograph and we would get a thumbtack and we would push it into the wall and add the new photograph for the year. this is a photograph of my grandmother. i certainly remember her. this is my aunt, my grandparents have three children. here she is by the fireplace and my father chauncey. from those children, there were 11 grandchildren. my dad decided to do some cutouts. this is my sister and kyle and uncey and me.cue i did not know my grandmother was a writer. we grew up in california, we came to visit her usually in the summers around the fourth of july. we got to see our cousins who were visiting here in the neighborhood. we got to see other family members. her and weite to would write to her weekly. she would write to us weekly. ew would write back to us, -- the same letter would come back corrected with a marker. correcting my spelling. we would talk with her on the phone every sunday. my dad would call her and they would catch up. if we

. >>> i'm spencer christian. i will give you a look at cool weather here in the bay area and dangerous hurricane florence coming up in a moment. >>> a woman orders a designer handbag and winds up with two of them. the mistake was easy, the refund not so m ♪ ♪ they're the moderne stone age family. ♪ ♪ from the town of bedrock. ♪ meet george jetson. ♪ ♪ his boy elroy. with instant acceleration, electric cars are more fun to drive and more affordable than ever. electric cars are here. plug into the present. monitor their blood glucose every day. which means they have to stop. and stick their fingers. repeatedly. today, life-changing technology from abbott makes it possible to track glucose levels. without drawing a drop of blood, again and again. the most personal technology, is technology with the power to change your life. life. to the fullest. >>> a snapchat recording provided evidence that helped convict a former high school football player of raping a teenage girl. he attended concord's de lasalle's high school

spencer's ears perked up. with with season ticket plans. >> i hit it hard. i thought it was going. i watch it, and it hit the dirt. i'm like, what? but it felt good? the tememories, you don't get opportunities like that very often. >> look at this, our open producer, casey pratt taking some swings. our sources say at least one of the balls he hit left the infield. i tell you what, worms on the infield were on high alert. they were scurrying for cover. it was a very dangerous place to be when casey was at-bat. >> thanks, larry. >>> join us tonight at 9:00 on cable channel 713. spacex says it signed up its first civilian passenger to travel into space. where they'll go tonight at 9:00. >>> local medical crews are on stand by for hurricane florence. see why these cargo planes are described as an icu in the sky. >> that is this edition of "abc7 news." look for breaking news on twitter. ♪ this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants-- a teaching artist from new york, new york... a regional human resources man

spencer: yeah, i was bricking it, to be honest.you expect to get from the baseline versus the play day with our lego people? so, what we're expecting to see is really getting to gauge that. the scores will go down as they need more energy, more concentration on the really difficult tasks. and really good recoveries as well, because they are enjoying it. so once they have had that stressful moment they should be able to bounce back and recover quickly for the next one. if you are constantly stressed and on edge, you won't experience the peaks and troughs associated with healthy brain—heart activity. there is a different between acute stress and chronic stress. acute stress you expect, if a lion pops up behind you, fight or flight is the right response. if you have long—term stress, chronic stress, that can be much more negative indication. i think everybody is really excited now. there is a whole renewed energy worldwide around well—being in the workplace and trying to understand how we can better motivate and engage with workforces

spencer: not really.nd with him saying this money is going to the homeless shelters, that is the symptom of the affordable housing crisis, not the solution. when you speak with experts on homelessness, shelters are quite expensive and it is a much more cost-effective way to address the affordable housing crisis to create more affordable housing and intervene before people go homeless. one example is preventing evictions or things that lead to this catastrophic situation where people do not have a roof over their head. to intervene earlier is more a cost-effective solution. bezos is putting a band-aid on the symptom. selina: naomi and spencer, thank you for joining. you can see more of that interview with jeff bezos on the david rubenstein show airing wednesday at 9 p.m. eastern and 6 p.m. pacific. spacex had its first passenger for a flight around the moon, but to it will be remains a mystery. the company says it will reveal the identity on monday. elon musk was asked on twitter whether he was a passenger

the pilot was identified today as placerville resident john spencer. he died when his single-engine plane crashed while having problems while landing. >> apparently bounced a couple of times. the pilot then elected to perform what's called a go-round, which is adding power and basically performing a takeoff. the airplane was airborne and the witnesses saw it then quickly descend into the water. >> both passengers survived the impact. spencer was flying emission for angle flight west to bring a patient and her mother to lucille packard children's hospital. >>> in july a plane crash killed two men near lake tahoe and left one survivor that man is being released from the hospital with new challenges and brand-new outlook. eric thomas has the story from valley medical center in san jose. >> so we like to focus on what is possible, and we focus on rebuilding lives. >> he has to lean forward and he opsiti t tnsr s head the over. >> maneuvering from a wheelchair to a seat is now part of eric's life, something he's had to learn in weeks of physical therapy. >>

general spencer: exactly. how do you handle the mavericks and how do you protect them from institutions destroying them? mr. bezos: i think that has to be culture. but i would also push hard on the mavericks and say, you also have to be organized. you can't just be a crazy person. it's fine to be a maverick, but right your ideas down and sell your ideas. create the conditions where they can blossom. if you are just purely a creative person with zero organizational skills, you probably are not going to get much done. i would push back on the organization and say that they have an important role to play. all of us are a little bit maverick. it's not like there are these people that were born mavericks. i do not think so. we all have this inside of us. i actually saw one of my kids put a square peg in a round hole. said,was doing that, i that's never going to work, and then it fit. gosh, that's amazing. little kids try things, and we all did that when we were little . one of the great paradoxes of inventing at a

, did sports highlight, weather with spencer.e and they -- they have all of my photos set up? oh, come on! this is just flatout wrong. evander kane and i thought we bounded during the espys, but clearly not. we will have a feature about his day here at abc 7 tomorrow during sports. you know what? after i see that, we may not run it. we may just run other things. i will find something to put on. anyway, evander kane a great sport. again, look for him tomorrow. >> good aim, too. >> yeah, too good. too good. >> thanks, larry. join us tonight on "abc 7 news" at 11:00. the frantic hours during last october's deadly wildfires in sonoma county. many got no warning. what is being tested tonight in the north bay the try to save lives. >>> a popular annual tradition in the south bay won't be ending after all. who is stepping up now to help out. >>> see you later tonight. that is this edition of "abc 7 news." look for breaking news whenever you wish on the "abc 7 news" app. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze, for sp

. >>> i'm spencer christian. a sharp warpum but it won't be long lasting. >>> coming up at 6:30, a new law could require california companies to hire more women on their boards. it's a requirement some say is smart and illegal. ♪ ♪ they're the moderne stone age family. ♪ ♪ from the town of bedrock. ♪ meet george jetson. ♪ ♪ his boy elroy. with instant acceleration, electric cars are more fun to drive and more affordable than ever. electric cars are here. plug into the present. electric ♪ rs are here. plug into the present. ♪ >>> here's the latest on the north fire burning in the tahoe national forest. it's burned 500 acres and it's 10% contained. right now winds are not a problem, so it's remained relatively calm. last night deputies started evacuating campgrounds near emigrant gap. deputies say just an hour ago there are no plans at this time to expand the evacuations. >>> there is still much healing and rebuilding to go in sonoma county following last october's wildfires. but now another fire survivor has a new

and spencer here with the forecast to help you maybe those plans. spencer?oppler 7. overnight look for mainly clear skies. maybe a little patchy fog near the coast. overnight lows will be in the upper 50s. tomorrow's highs under sunny skies will range from mid and upper 60s at the coast to mid-70s around the bay and upper 80s to around 90 in most inland locations. and the beach forecast for tomorrow looks fantastic. mostly sunny skies. although very high uv index. so bear in mind. it will be mild with highs mainly in the mid- to upper 60s at our beaches and 75 in screws santa cruz. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. it will get warmer on sunday and relatively warm on monday, labor day. inland hays, around 90 degrees. near 80 around the bay. mid to upper 60s on the coast. and then it will be gradual cooling going into the middle of next week. always wanted to get gradually cool. >> you're instantly cool. i'm sorry, spencer. >> and permanently. >> thank you. >> football to talk about. >> yeah. all eyes on the raiders still. >> everyone is waiting. cal

dan. >> that will be catastrophic, spencer. thank you so much.u can download our "abc 7 news" app for the latest on the storm's track. be sure to tune in to "abc 7 news" at 11:00 for late-breaking information on hurricane florence. >>> a san jose couple is facing 33 felony counts and is accused of defrauding customers out of more than $800,000. >> for the first time, homeowners who say they were victimized are speaking publicly about this case. >> michael finney joins us with his exclusive interviews with them. >> this is big. state regulators are calling it one of the largest local contractor fraud cases in recent history. the homeowners who filed complaints in the case say the suspects totally won them over. jana lee wanted to add a sunday room to her home to take advantage of his gorgeous views in millbrae. cindy shito dreamed of building out her home in san carlos with an l-shaped parlor. they hired a company owned by this couple, the gabriels. they face 79 counts in all, including 33 felony counts of grand theft, elder fraud and white collar

selina: naomi and spencer, thank you for joining. you can see more of that interview with jeff bezos on the airingubenstein show wednesday at 9 p.m. eastern and 6 p.m. pacific. had its first passenger for a flight around the moon, but to it will be remains a mystery. the company says it will reveal the identity on monday. elon musk was asked on twitter whether he was a passenger. his response was a single emoji of the japanese flag. many companies are attempting to commercialized space travel. back at the we aremany companig global climate action summit to hear from california's governor, jerry brown, on his push back against the trump administration rollback plan. if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio. ,ou can listen on bloomberg.com the bloomberg app, and, in the u.s., on sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ selina: california has sought to lead climate change for a generation and pushes back on the administration -- trump administration's plans to roll back environmental protection. one of the names at the forefront of

spencer is here. >> still windy out there, getting even windier. skies are clear and it's getting cooler. sunny skies, breezy conditions. high clouds to the north, they're going the sweep through during the overnight hours. check thought beautiful view from mount tam looking down on to the pay and parts of san francisco where it is 66 degrees right now. 69 in oakland. mountain view, 76. san jose, 88. 88 at morgan hill. 63 at half moon bay. this is a lovely view as well from the east bay hills camera: camera:00. 86 at fairfield, and 84 in livermore. and the view looking westward from sutro tower, these are our forecast features. it will be partly cloudy and breezy overnight. cooler than average weather will be with us into the weekend, and we'll see minor warming beginning sunday, monday into early next week. overnight we'll see mainly clear skies. but a few high clouds will pass by, and we'll see some patches of low clouds form along the coastline. overnight lows mostly in the low to mid-50s. a little cooler in parts of the north bay where we'll se

spencer spencer christian is here. >> we have wind surface 10-20 miles an hour and under mainly bluekies, 60 degrees in san francisco, oakland, 63. mountain view, 67, san jose, 73. here's a different view of low clouds moving in from emoryville, 66 doctors in santa rosa, cool down. 66 degrees in santa rosa, fairfield, 80, 83 concord and 84 at livermore. and a lovely view from mt. tam looking southeast under mostly blue skies. fog near the coast and bay overnight. warm bay and hot inland tomorrow. that describes tomorrow's weather. gradual cooling and very gradual and quite warm saturday in our inland areas around the bay. look for inland skies and tomorrow, highs ranging from 65 at half moon bay to 69 at san francisco. 76 at oakland. mid-90s at east bay, the warmest region of the bay area, we go to the 7-day forecast, warmest areas up to 96 degrees and low 80s around the bay. low 90s inland, 80 around the bay and the gradual cooling down 2 degrees at most locations sunday and monday and next week, midweek, we will have temperatures below average. >> thank you. >>> is uber about to pu

. >>> i'm spencer christian. summer showed us today that it still has some heat left, but it may not last long. i'll have the accuweather forecast, coming up. >> thanks, spencer. >>> and still to come, an inside look at the training of guide (music throughout) >>> a filthy bed, a syringe in the middle of the floor and garbage everywhere you look. this is what happened to a rental on airbnb. a nice home. abc 7 reporter dion lim with a closer look at the mess left behind this multimillion-dollar house. dion? >> dan, the homeowner is actually on vacation, but may have to cut that vacation short after what happened at his $5.3 million home. now i'm not allowed to disclose which neighborhood this happened in, but i can say the home has sweeping views of the bay. >> it was horrible, horrible. the person who was renting here had defecated through the entire home and urinated all over the place. >> this is what realtor and property manager egan lim walked into just a few minutes ago and prompted him to call in private cl

. >> let's get to spencer christian, we mentioned laura was talking about the heat, how hot is it? >> it's 87 degrees in the area of the fire, but noter near the fire. nearest reporting station, 87 degrees. quite warm, and humidity is low, 16%. wind out of the east. gusts are at 16 miles per hour right now. over the next 24 hours we'll see a significant decrease in wind late tonight and overnight. but the wind will increase once again tomorrow. 15-mile-per-hour steady winds and perhaps higher gusts. the temperature trend shows it's going to be hot in that area the next four days, high temperatures in the mid to upper 90s with no significant cooling until early next week. more details as they become available. larry? >> thank you, spencer. >>> the state has issued a legal notice to revoke the license of two north bay senior care homes because investigators found the operators of those homes failed to protect the residents during last year's fires. one of their buildings burned down last year. anoter building also had fire damage. abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow is looking into t

spencer christian. >> i'd like to deliver warmth, wouldn't you? cooler today, huh?d a long time today. going to get warmer. test here's a look at live doppler 7, mainly sunny skies over the bay and inland. low clouds are pushing back over the bay again. a brief period of sunshine over the bay today, and we still have very windy conditions with surface winds right now up to 20 miles per hour at novato and san francisco, and 15, 16, 17-mile-per-hour winds in many other locations, here's a view of the wind pushing the low clouds back over the skyline of san francisco, the view from our south beach camera in downtown. forecast features, low clouds continue to push out over the bay. it will be warming up again end of the week, and the warmth will linger into the weekend. here's the warmup. the water vapor satellite is showing the air mass moving onshore. bay and inland temperatures will see temperatures peaking on friday. the warmth will linger through saturday before it starts to cool down again. overnight, look for lots of low clouds pushing out over the bay and locall

spencer! spencer! can we get one of these in the office, please?n facebook and twitter. thanks for watching. see you soon. good morning. the weekend is upon us. many of us will see a little bit of rain at some stage in the weekend. that is by no means the whole story. there will be a lot of dry weather around as well and some spells of sunshine. quite a complex pressure pattern. high pressure to the south. one area of low pressure to the north—east. then this wriggling weather front pushing in from the atlantic. this is essentially going to send a pipeline of moisture in across central parts of the uk. for wales, the midlands, northern england, we will seek outbreaks of rain through the day, the odd heavy burst. some of that rain dribbling down into east anglia. the further south you are more in the way of dry weather, some brightness and brighter skies to be had further north through saturday afternoon. extra cloud through the far north—east of scotland. get yourself into some sunshine. aberdeen 16, 17 in glasgow. a cool fresh feel, similar story

let's go to spencer christian for the path of the storm. >> that is a monstrous storm. here's how it looks on our satellite radar image. 300 miles or so off the coast of wilmington, north carolina, maximum sustained winds, 120 miles per hour. category 3 storm. moving toward wilmington, expected -- moving rather slowly as it approaches the coast. expected to hit the coast if not move on shore, but hit the coast of wilmington around midday friday with maximum winds 115 miles per hour, then storm is expected to veer slowly south ward down towards charleston as a category 2 and then a 1 before turning inland. and then weakening a bit and moving right up through northwestern south carolina into eastern tennessee over the weekend and by monday. this storm is going to wreak havoc along the coast if it stays on this path. rainfall totals generally will be anywhere from 20 to 30 inches of rain up to 40 inches in isolated spots. it's hard to imagine, but rainfall like that can be just devastating in terms of the flooding and the damage, widespread flooding not just along the coas

spencer was killed. both passengers were hurt. >>> in san jose, the lone survivor of this crash is preparing to leave the hospital after weeks of intensive rehab. eric raptosh was aboard a small plane that crashed on july 17th. he was brought to valley medical center in the south bay. robert handa is there with an inspiring tale of recovery. >> reporter: it's not too surprising that eric was wrought her to santa clara valley medical center, because its rehabilitation center is listed as one of the best in the nation. as eric showed, the best staff and facility still needs a patient's courage and determination. >> lift his leg to get the board. >> reporter: eric showed us the therapy that will help him get in and out of bed. it's excruciating to watch, but eric focuses only on his improvement. he was a survivor of this july plane crash and suffered a broken neck, ribs and leg as well as extensive brain and spinal cord injuries. even that pailes to the persona life. >> everyone died, including my husband.

>> thank you, spencer. silicon valley has a history of non-traditional ceos, don't wear suits or neckties. but tesla founder elon musk set a new high, pun intended, but smoking a joint and drinking alcohol in a interview last night. they're ramping up production of electric vehicles. two key executives left this week. sweeping changes of tesla were announced. abc 7 news reporter david louie with the latest details live in san jose at a tesla charging station. david? >> reporter: larry, indeed, seven executives at tesla has been named either to new positions or they've been promoted to new positions this coming after elon musk had discussions with the board of directors. now, he's lost about 48 people during the course of the year in top management positions, so he has been known to spend long hours at the factory, even sleeping there at night in fremont. however, musk has a new problem of his own me wa caught smoking pot during an interview. the latest management changes might take some pressure off elon mu

darcy spencer is working othe story. new this evening, panic in central pk during tonight's global citizens festival after a barrierolpsed and people thought somebody was shooting. >> heard some sounds. we thought maybe it was gunshots. chance.t want to take a >> the whole scene playing out live on msnbc. e of the hosts coldplay chris martin came on stage to calm the crowd and asked a police officer to tell the crowd what happened. nobody was hurt. the concert went on. the global citizens festival is a call to actio highlighting a host of iocialssues including ending global poverty by 2030. >>> now, your storm team 4 forecast. >> right now, we're realizing that waters are rising ithe potomac river. the reason we talked about earlie the tributaries due to the storms the last several days. what we will know is that area there from washington harbor, roosevelt island, hayes point two to four feet above normal.go that's what'g to happen. the flood warnings remain in sunday.till 8:00 p.m. on we'll have more details and the re

president general larry spencer. >> thank you. thank you all and good morning again and welcome back to one of the highlights of the three day session that we v. i got the opportunity to grow up in the nto. he was my role model and he gave me the best advance i had got. find you a good nco and hold on tight and that's what i did my entire career. most of us know. i don't think anyone in the room doesn't know who chief wright is and what he's accomplished and doing for the air force. clearly if you looked up the word or google the word rock star chief wright's picture comes up. chief wright is a chief's chief. he knowledges in the air force and the enlisted corp. >> and when i was enlisted and prepared for the wax examation. there was a performance fetness exam and called pdb. but we need to to become ta to the ream book called a pfe. thatap opening san. they are the back bone of theary force. our adversaries fear us because of the of the core. chief wright leads that only corps. he is dedicated to anyone in here. and so that said.

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♪e are the leaders of today ♪ >> reporter: i'm darcy spencer where there was a back to school rally ofifferent kind. >> the pain doesn't go away >> reporter: speaking out against gun violence in schools. i'll have the sto ahead. >> the srch is on for a missing swimmer in northern virginia nnouncer: news 4 begins with the storm team 4 weather alert. >> we have s ate of emergency in virginia because of tropical storm florence . good evening. this storm gains steam and puts everybody up and down the east coast on notice. lelgts' break down what governor ralph northam's dee sil means. it lessens any potential damage and it also streamlines the process for the commonwealth to send assistance to other states. theeoovernor wantse to start preparing right now. steam 4 chief meteorologistmm doug er. give us what you're seeing now. >> it's still a tropical storm, area. this storm is getting its act together again. a couple days ago it was a category 4 stor it weakened all the way down too a 635 mile an hour tropical t storm now bac 70 miles per hour. but take a look here. it was fairly large. no

. >> announcer: now your accuweather forecast with spencer christian. >>> here's live doppler 7, we have a mostly sunny day right now with the usual low clouds on the coastline and afternoon thunderstorms over the central sierra. here's a live view. you can see the haze in the air. i want to focus on the air quality right now. we're still under an advisory, although not in effect for tomorrow. the air quality is no worse than moderate, and all regions of the bay area. tomorrow, we expect good air quality in the south central bay. modest improvement there, the onshore flow helping to mix out some of the smoke building up in the atmosphere here. we'll still have high tree poll entomorrow, and a very high uv index. the forecast an mission is taking us into the late night hours, the low clouds expanding across the bay. at 5:00 tomorrow morning, beginning with the morning commute, some commuters will be greeted by reduced visibility. ama? >> thank you, spencer. >>> bay area lawmakers are pushing governor brown to sign off on a plan for needle injection sites. london breed joined sate senator

spencer: expect more around the smart home and alexa voice-activated platform. there push. the ceo is pretty much obsessed with alexa. he sees a voice as the new interface for people to interact with computers, similar to a mouse on the pc or attachment on your smartphone. they are trying to flood the zone with smart home products. they have a jump. the introduced their first echo speaker in 2014. had low-cost devices to get people interested, so they are trying to maintain their lead over google, which would be the closest competitor. is in a distance -- distant behind, where google and amazon are trying to provide low cost devices to get people interested in technology. vonnie: the new speaker is really important if you like listening to things with good audio. we know there are a lot of good audio players in the market, including apple now with the acquisition of beats. this is the echo priced around $100, so not crazily expensive. if you want to listen to current music or just good broad a base, audio, you need so this is something they needed. it is somethi

abc 7 news weather anchor spencer christian joins us now with a look at the forecast. spencer, any relief in sight? >> tomorrow will not be a spare the air day. here is live doppler 7. breezy conditions right now. mainly sunny skies, but the haze is with us. today was a spare the air day, even though there was some modest improvement toward the end of the day in the santa clara valley. and tomorrow will not be a spare the air day. air quality will generally be moderate to good. as we look at the pollen and uv index, tree pollen is high which i have noticed today. and the uv index is very high as well. i'll have a complete look at the weather conditions for the week ahead in just a few minutes. dion? >> lots of nose blowing out there. thanks. >>> happening right now, a fast-spreading wildfire has prompted the evacuations of campgrounds in the emigrant gap area of placer county. a two acre fire is burning near the location and spreading aggressively, according to the placer county sheriff. the north fork, onion valley and tunnel campgrounds have been evacuated. sheriff's

in northwest, darcy spencer, news 4. >>> the confirmation ctroversy continues tonight. the lawyer for the woman who accuses judge brett kavanaugh of sexually assaulting her when both were high school students in bethesda says more witnesses need to testify. right now, there are only two set for monday's hearing. r,dge kavanaugh and his accu christine blasey ford, and she hasn't committed. buford's lawyer says multie witnesses whose names have appeared publicly should be cluded in any proceeding and that the rush to a hearing is unnecessary. new tonight, missouri democratic senator claire mccaskill says she plans to vote no on judge kavanaugh. she says he's concerned about nonymous political contributions. she is in a close race for ct re-eleion in a state president trump won handily in 2016.gh >>> to neighbors of a beloved handyman are pleading for the hit and run driver who killed him to comerw d. a prince william county police officer saw the man lying in thd mi of rte 1 here last night. before that officer could check on him, a blueehicle ran the man over. the driver

spencer cheung. [applause] christian chung. [applause] spencer chung. sean colins! [applause] claire delucci. [applause] james yipps. [applause] kelsey fong! [applause] alexis gong! mark gwyn. [applause] jordan lam. spencer lam. christopher lu. [applause] ok, crowd. pick it up! ethan lu! [applause] justin li. [applause] elsa liang. allison lowe. erin ow. nori citakitakul. [applause] darren suyn. jason tan! [applause] catherine tran. edmond wong. zack wong. [applause] anna yan. ok. you guys see there's two more. loud, right? tony young! whew! [applause] and last but not least of your lincoln world champions, larry yoh! [applause] all right. one last round of applause for the entire team here. [applause] and we're going to ask everyone to step forward in that same order, down to these steps to take a nice group photo. how's that? ok. yeah. yes? you guys can do better than that! the lincoln high school dragonboat world champions! [cheering]. >> neighborhood in san francisco are also diverse and fascist as the people that inhabitable them we're in north beach about supe

so i recruited mini me and mini spencer for some good old —fashioned play.ed of our heartbeats based on what is going on around us. when we need greater concentration to handle stressful situations, it speeds the heart up, increasing blood flow. then the heart slows back again when we enter a period of rest or recovery. looks like mini spencer might need a longer period of convalescence after that ride. i was bricking it, to be honest. so what are the results that you expect to get from the, you know, the baseline versus the play day with our lego people? what we are expecting to see is really good engagement so scores will go down because they need more energy, more activity, more concentration on the really difficult tasks. but really good recoveries as well because they are enjoying it. once they have had that stressful moment, they should be able to bounce back and recover very quickly for the next one. if you are constantly stressed and on edge, you won't experience the peaks and troughs associated with healthy brain and heart activity. there is a diffe

spencer: hay muchos casos de personas desaparecidas en utah. de diez, nueve están en este condado.n evidencia. provo no era la ciudad tranquila que pensaba la familia salgado, y estaban a punto de confirmarlo. tras ver los restos en la funeraria-- ruth: a veces me pregunto por qué a ella, pero es muy difícil de entender. pero sí, han destrozado nuestra vida. andy: no quedaron dudas. se trataba de los restos de su querida elizabeth. la incuestionable realidad hizo que lo cuestionaran todo, hasta su fe. julio: si ella era una sirvienta de dios, debía tener el escudo de él. no que-- la entregó a los malhechores, más bien dicho, no la cuidó. mi padre celestial lo entregó a los malhechores para que tuviera una muerte de perro, porque lo fueron a tirar al basurero, a la montaña. andy: destrozados, sus familiares visitaron el lugar donde hallaron los restos. con oraciones y las flores que tanto le gustaban a elizabeth, trataron de borrar los brutales últimos momentos de su vida. libertad: queremos que la recuerden a elizabeth elena como una niña ingenua, una niña educada, una niña amorosa

. >> now your accuweather forecast with spencer christian. >> here's live doppler 7. we'll take you to see yarsee ya. high fire risks with wind gusts. only 10 to 20% humidity. in the bay area, wind speeds up to 26 miles per hour. here in san francisco, gusts to 22 miles per hour. ukiah, oakland, many other locationing, quite breezy, as well. right around 90 degrees in many inland locations. santa rosa, 93. fairfield, concord, gilroy, all at or above 90 degrees. temperatures will drop off to the mid to upper 60s, and they'll bounce back quickly by tomorrow under sunny skies. look for temperatures at that hour already in the 60s. i'll show you how warm it will be for the remainder of the week coming up later. >> thank you, spencer. >>> major climate news coming out of the state capital. the governor plans to phase out electricity produced by fossil fuels by the year 2045. >> california is committed to doing whatever is necessary to meet the existential threat of climate change. and yes, it is an existential threat, no matter what the naysayers say, it is a real present

spencer's mother published an essay encouraging people -- or basically saying that tonya had tried to extort her and then the daily stormer jumped on that and said that there is a jewish realtor and businesswoman who is trying to extort the mother of richard spencer, who as many of you likely know is a white supremacist and that led to these threats and sort of the culmination was a proposed march that was actually going to be led by white supremacists and end on her doorstep. did you have a question? >> [inaudible]. >> sure. so a book like this can never be complete. so folks have a sense as to how many incidents -- oh, i have been asked, what's the question? sorry. thank you for the reminder. so the question is, how did i choose these stories, given the prevalence of hate violence in general and over the last two years. so folks have a sense as to how much hate violence actually happens in the united states. according to the fbi, there are -- in 2016, for example -- there was roughly 6,000 hate crimes that took place. but if you look at the national crime victimization survey, there

he has been identified the pilot as 60 year old john spencer. the charity he volunteered for, angel flight west provides air travel for people with medical conditions. spencer was bringing a woman and her daughter from reding to palo alto so the girl could get treatment at lieu teal packard childrens hospital. -- lucille packard childrens hospital. they hope engine will give them clues on what led to the fatal crash. >>> the soul survivor of a plane crash near ha toe back in july a private plane came down in the expressway and moves outside. as soon as the group walks out to a crowded sidewalk, the gunman pulls out a gun starts shooting, three men shot and taken to the hospital. police say that the man in the black cap is wanted for attempted murder. another man and woman are also wanted for questioning. >>> in new york city this morning, a plane had to be held away from a airport terminal at jfk after passengers got sick. the flight from dubai landed at the airport this morning, ambulances lined the tarmac ready to take the passengers to the ho

so i recruited mini me and mini spencer for some good old—fashioned play. based on what is going on around us. when we need greater concentration to handle stressful situations, it speeds the heart up, increasing blood flow. then the heart slows back again when we enter a period of rest 01’ recovery. looks like mini spencer might need a longer period of convalescence after that ride. i was bricking it, to be honest. so what are the results that you expect to get from the, you know, the baseline versus the play day with our lego people? what we are expecting to see is really good engagement so scores will go down because they need more energy, more activity, more concentration on the really difficult tasks. but really good recoveries as well, because they are enjoying it. once they have had that stressful moment, they should be able to bounce back and recover very quickly for the next one. if you are constantly stressed and on edge, you won't experienced the peaks and troughs associated with healthy brain and heart activity. there is a difference between acu

spencer: yeah, i was bricking it, to be honest.constantly stressed and on edge, you won‘t experience the peaks and troughs associated with healthy brain—heart activity. there is a difference between acute stress and chronic stress. acute stress you‘d expect. if a lion pops up behind you, then fight or flight is the right response. if you have long—term stress, chronic stress, then that can be much more negative indication. 0h! i think everybody is really excited now. there is a whole renewed energy worldwide around well—being in the workplace and trying to understand how we can better motivate and engage with workforces and employees, and i think play is an interesting and innovative way to do that. the results are in from this pilot and they suggest certain types of play could help workers recover more quickly from stressful periods. and crucially, might help raise levels of confidence and creativity in certain personality types. i guess i am the type of personality that would quite happily sit in a spinning top all day. spencer!

spencer soper there for us in seattle.e latest when comes to geopolitical developments in this part of the world. the united states is calling for a new round of nuclear talks with north korea after this week's summit between the divided peninsula's leaders. mike pompeo welcomed kim jong-un's promised to dismantle a missile test site and signaled reciprocation is coming. trackingrg reporter is these developments from seoul. we are getting into the third and final day of this historic summit a what are we expecting in terms of actual deliverables coming out of this? reporter: pretty much nothing in terms of concrete development when we are looking for the toxic regarding -- talks regarding denuclearization. or north korea to prove even more that they are willing to commit to do new their grazing. what we did see yesterday from the joint statement is that north korea had agreed to dismantle some of their nuclear facilities under the inspection of international experts. we are assuming that is pretty led to secretary of state

president general larry spencer. >> thank you.thank you all and good morning again and welcome back to one of the highlights of the three day session that we v. i got the opportunity to grow up in the nto. he was my role model and he gave me the best advance i had got. find you a good nco and hold on tight and that's what i did my entire career. most of us know. i don't think anyone in the room doesn't know who chief wright is and what he's accomplished and doing for the air force. clearly if you looked up the word or google the word rock star chief wright's picture comes up. chief wright is a chief's chief. he knowledges in the air force and the enlisted corp. >> and when i was enlisted and prepared for the wax examation. there was a performance fetness exam and called pdb. but we need to to become ta to the ream

. >> there was a concert just capitol.of the and darcy spencer has the sights and sounds from the labor day concert. >> reporter: thel nationa symphony orchestra, on stage ontside the u.s. capitol for the annual labor dayrt. ♪ ♪ t crowds are turning out on the west lawn for a beautiful evening. it's the last harroorah of summer. and the symphony is playing. >> reporter: the concert attr t attracts thousands of people that are looking for something different on a holiday weekend. the sound of patriotic classics and works by living >> sounded like a terrific thing. an opportunity to see a world class and to see it outside, on the lawn, in front of this magnificent building. >> reporter: crowds were light in the heat in a dress rehearsal early in the afternoon. by evening, more people made their way through security and settled in for a holiday treat. >>'m here on vacation. and you have this wonderful concert on tonight. i thought i would come along. boy, this security is not something i was used to. >> reporter: the security is as much a tradition in washington as the labor day concert. a

darcy spencer has a preview. hi, darcy. >> hey there. it sure is hot out here.u don't wanto let that stop you from coming out and having a good time. you just got to be pre this heat. you are allowed to bring a small umbrella on to the ground and this is perfect for shading yourself from the blistering sun. let's show you video that we shot just a couple hours ago when the dress rehearsal was just getting started. not a lot of people you can see there breathing the heat. the early arrivers were able to find a shady spot and that's the key. this is the annual labor day concert. it features the national sympho orchestra and several solo per foremaners. it is a free per foremananforma >> we have a great group of musicians. we have program of americana, living american composers, african-american composers, we have great soloists who are members of the orchest performing today. shenandoah and marches and it will be a great night.ta >> it cly will be. the actual concert itself gets underway at 8:00 tonight. a itut an hour and a half. i can tell you the gates are alre