my name is lydia and i am the agent for danny and stella chan who are the previous owners. that is correct. we recently had been discussing with chris about the future plantation and here are three reasons i would object to it. so i understand that the trees were not suitable for the location to begin with. it would have been removed again if stella had the knowledge about the code, and had been doing it in the proper way. instead they proved -- printed and made it unhealthy. instead of asking the city to remove it. they were told it was owner's his responsibility to maintain the tree at the time. if they had done it correctly, the trees would have been removed safely and no replacement would have been needed since it was not suitable [please stand by] to the property. >> the trees are in contact with the wall. recommendation owners to trim the trees away from the wall to prevent excessive moisture build up on the right wall. the excessive moisture suconducive to fungus and damages. we don't want to take responsibility for the new owners. last point they don't want to prove

don and stella chan have owned doughnut city in seal beach for almost 30 years. omers recently found out john is running the shop by himself while stella recovers from a brain aneurism. one customer had an idea to help. she posted online that people buy all of the doughnuts in the morning so john could leave early to spend time with his wife. >> how cool is that. >> a great idea. >> nicest thing. >> as if you need another reason to buy doughnuts as well. >> good point. >> that post went viral and people are flocking to the shop each day and hopefully john is getting home >>> the world ease largest gathering of long distance runners hit the road in the big ap >> look at some of the 50,000 runners. first, look at new york city. a fine city. >> yes. >> here are the runners, 50,000 people running. get this, mary keitani of kenya took this year's top price, two hours, 22 minutes, 48 seconds. what is it about kenya? this is her fourth new york city marathon title, but every year kenya doing so well. another kenyan with my favorite name for the men, lelisa desisa. that i

john chan and his wife stella have run doughnut city in seal beach, california, for nearly 30 years. when customers found out that stella had suffered a brain injury, they wanted to do whatever they could to help, so they've been buying up all of the doughnuts every day so that chan can close the store early and spend more time with his wife at her rehab facility.w ol? john chan says that he's very grateful and stella is improving. >> love that. >>> coming up, the brady bunch together again. >>> also ahead, proof that nothing can stop simone biles, not even a kidney stone. >>> but first the daring rescue at sea. we'll hear from the fisherman who jumped into the water to rescue this humpback whale. we'll see the fisherman who jumped into the water to save this whale. what sore muscles? what with advpounding head? .. advil is... relief that's fast. strength that lasts. you'll ask... what pain? with advil. stop right there. ♪ don't go breakiwhat!?heart. here. eat a snickers®. you always lose your edge when you're hungry. better? better. ♪ yo, i said gimme the track... ♪ you're not you w

chan have owned it. customers found out john is running the shop by himself while stella recovers from a brain aneurysm. one customer posted online suggesting people buy all of the donuts in the morning that i wouldway john could leave early, spend more time with his wife. the post went viral. people are flocking to the shop each day. they're enjoying the donuts. he is getting time off to be with his wife. >> it's a win all around. >> many wins. >> more than win-win, because all the people coming in are winners too from their heart and from their taste buds. >> that makes me really hungry at 11:18. for donuts by the way. let's turn it over to rob mayeda

. >> reporter: since 1990, john chan has been behind the counter with his wife, stella, by his side. >> how is she doing? >> she okay. >> oh! >> reporter: john's wife was more than 30 years is now recovering from a brain aneurysm. her sister stepped in to help out, but customers immediately missed stella. >> she's smiling, full of life, always in a great mood. just, "hi, how are you. good morning." >> reporter: because of their affection for the man who makes the confections, the community wanted to help. as word spread about stella, people said, "we'll give you some money. we'll open a gofundme page. we'll give you some money." i can make money by myself, good enough. >> reporter: you didn't want people to just give you money. >> no, no, no. i'm not used-- >> we wanted to offer john some money, but he's a proud man and didn't want to take it. so i said, let's just come here, buy his inventory out every morning early so he can get home and be with his wife and help mend her back to full health. >> reporter: one person shared chan's story on social media suggesting the "the community

. >> reporter: since 1990, john chan has been behind the counter with his wife stella by his side. >> >> she okay. >> reporter: john's wife of more than 30 years is now recovering from a brain aneurysm. her sister stepped in to help out, but customers immediately missed stella. >> she's smiling, full of life. always in a great mood. just this hi, how are you, good morning. >> reporter: because of their affection for the man who makes the confections, the community wanted to help. as word spread about stella, people said oh, we'll give you some money. we'll open a gofundme page. we'll give you some money. >> no. she don't want it. i can make by myself is good enough. >> reporter: you didn't want people to just give you money? >> no, no, no. >> we wanted to offer john some money, but he is a proud man and didn't want to take it. so i said let's just come here, buy his inventory out every morning early so he can get home and be with his wife and help mend her back to full health. >> reporter: one person shared chan's story on social media, suggesting the community could help out and brin

john chan and his wife stella sold doughnuts together every day for nearly 30 years out of their storeed in a nursing home. but after hearing about her illness, business picked up at the store and doughnuts began selling at a much faster pace. ( darya ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... hundreds gather to remember the three girls scouts who were killed over the weekend. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) plenty of sunshine again today with temperatures back up above seasonal averages into the 70's and 80's. much like this weekend our trend of comfortable and clear weather will continue. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. fatal accident broadwat at powell closed in sf ( darya ) a big story we are following ... the migrant caravan making its way to the united states- mexico border. at least 4-thousand migrants have arrived in mexico city. ( james ) this is video of them arriving yesterday and being placed in shelters and given food. mexican officials claim nearly 3-thousand central ameri

john chan and his wife stella used to sell doughnuts every day for nearly 30 years out of their storet after hearing about her illness, business picked up at the store and doughnuts began selling at a much faster pace. customers say they wanted to help chan close early so he could go visit his wife. ( james ) 97-year-old betty reid soskin is the the oldest career national park service ranger and she has received yet another honor, being named one of glamour magazine's 2018 women of the year.( darya ) soskin is a ranger at the rosie the riveter world war ii home front national historical park in richmond, where she shares her personal experiences regarding race and social change during the world war ii years and beyond. a native of east oakland who now lives in richmond, soskin now shares with park visitors her experience as being a black woman living in a largely white america. as for glamour's honor, the magazine story about soskin says, "we all wish we could be that fully present in our lives, and it's something you soak up when you're around betty." (james) james adlib big board. (

every day for nearly the last 30 years, john chan has greeted his customers at donut city in seal beach, starting at 4:30 in the morning. he and his wife stella have become a staple in the community. the donuts are good. try the apple fritter. but you better get there early. >> no more. that's all we got. >> fresh-baked goodies are flying off the shelf like never before, often forcing john to close early. customers say that's the goal. >> the sooner we can get him home and get support for her. >> i think the better it is for both of them and the community. >> last month, john's wife had a brain aneurysm. she was rushed to the hospital and continues to recover at a nursing facility. it's been extremely difficult for their family. >> take my heart. >> customers quickly heard the news and wanted to help. on this day, the trays were cleaned out by 10:30. this sweet gesture by the community leaving john grateful beyond words. >> warm, very appreciated. >> in seal beach, greg lee, abc 7 news. >> that is incredibly great. >> the sweetest thing. how nice. >>> all right. time to turn to our weather. >> meteorologist sandhya patel is here. if i'm not m

chan have owned it. customers found out john is running the shop by himself while stella recovers from a brain aneurysm. one customer posted online suggesting people buy all of the donuts in the morning that i wouldway john could leave early, spend more time with his wife. the post went viral. people are flocking to the shop each day. they're enjoying the donuts. he is getting time off to be with his wife. >> it's a win all around. >> many wins. >> more than win-win, because all the people coming in are winners too from their heart and from their taste buds. >> that makes me really hungry at 11:18. for donuts by the way. let's turn it over to rob mayeda and have something equally pleasant, weather. >> the weather warm. we saw temperatures in the mid- to upper 80s. today we cooled off a bit. but even with that cooldown, or highs today still above average. well did have temperatures earlier in the low 70s in san jose. closer to 80 in dublin. cooling now with the clear skies, 58 degrees. you see the view of city hall. san francisco lit up in red, white and blue. it's election week under way here. high of 6