gina, suzanne, emil , the goals. gina, suzanne, emily. very _ the goals.r of the human cost of war. earlier, my colleague caitriona perry spoke to bushra khalidi, west bank policy lead for oxfam, who is originally from gaza and has been working on the aid response since the humanitarian crisis began. she shared an emotional message from one of her colleagues in gaza. he said, "the situation is getting worse day after day. "finally, i managed to get bread forfive shekel, "but it will only last for half a day. "when i was walking to the bakery, i saw people "who came from gaza sleeping in their car because they "were not able to find shelter. "i saw people sleeping in shops, in the streets, "on the asphalt, without any mattresses nor blankets. "it's a terrible situation they're suffering. "on my way back home, i found two children alone. "they were crying. "they told me they were in an unrwa shelter, "but their parents went to get food and didn't come back. "we're looking for them. "we can't find them. "i was afraid to lose those children, so i took them to

suzanne? i important in coming days. suzanne?— suzanne? i think emacy's exactly right _ suzanne?ht — that kind of quiet _ exactly right — that kind of quiet diplomacy — these arerary very— quiet diplomacy — these arerary very close — quiet diplomacy — these arerary very close relationships. i think— very close relationships. i think there is a shared objective here, which is to avoid _ objective here, which is to avoid the _ objective here, which is to avoid the escalation that could implement the wider region, and minimise— implement the wider region, and minimise civilian cash casualties going forward. i think— casualties going forward. i think what we saw from secretary of state tony blinken will continue at many levels, and — will continue at many levels, and i— will continue at many levels, and i hope it succeeds. all ri . ht. and i hope it succeeds. all right. gina. _ and i hope it succeeds. fill right. gina, we havejust and i hope it succeeds. fill right. gina, we have just about right. gina, we havejust about 30 seconds to get your thoughts on this as well. i 30 seconds t

over the years, suzanne has made around $300 million in thighmaster sales. narrator: hi, suzanne. you're looking great. zuri: while suzanne continued to thrive in her post three's company life, she did have regret that she waited decades to bury the hatchet with her co-stars. in 2003, john ritter reached out to suzanne to reconcile. they spoke about wanting to work together again, but john tragically died of ailment a month later. i wasted a lot of years and so did he. and we both realized that when we finally talked because we were so close. zuri: in 2012, suzanne reunited with joyce for the first time in over 30 years after a decades long feud when she came on suzanne's youtube talk show. you could cut the air with a knife. i'm very overwhelmed with emotion. thank you for creating this opportunity. so she comes out, and it was so emotional. here i'm looking at someone who i spent such a moment in time with. i mean, it was like, what a waste? now, thankfully suzanne and her three's company co-stars found closure with each other. well, now let's get to our anne hathaway exclusive.

the 1970s sitcom "three's company" introduced suzanne somers to the world.quote, the dumb blond, but she proved you can't judge a book by its cover, leveraging her golden lox and sunny smiles into a series of successful ventures, and landing her a spot in the infomercial hall of fame. here is my "nightline" co-anchor juju chang. ♪ come and knock on my door, we've been waiting for you ♪ >> juju: with her unique blond pigtails and charm, her comedic times as chrissy on "three's company" helped launch her as one of the most popular women on television in the late 70s. >> well, this is typical, getting a girl pregnant. only a man would do a thing like that. >> juju: but her life was so much more than her dumb blond persona. she turned her star-making role into a one-woman empire, morphing into a infomercial queen. >> thigh master. we may not have been born with great looking legs, but now we can be like we were. >> she always was an extremely popular figure, but she found a which to monetize that popularity in a way so many famous people would after her. kind of

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suzanne somers was a television icon. take a step starring in one of the most popular sitcoms of all time and some of the most famous infomercial calls ever made. >> then i found this master. >> she was the 31 year old single mom when she landed the role that would make her a star. the stereotype typical, ditzy blond chrissy on three's company. well this is typical. >> getting a girl pregnant. only a man would do a thing like that. >> the role turning her into a household name and a sex symbol. five seasons later, she asked to be paid the same as her costar john ritter. >> i'm not stupid. i just played one on tv. i started realizing this is a business. i'm seeing that the men are being paid 4 or 5, ten times more. >> that demand for pay equality back firing. somers was written off the show. >> my career was dead because the public got mad at me for being greedy. >> her career faltered for years until in the 90s when she found her way back on the small screen . >> the thighmaster. we may not have been born with great legs,

and tributes tonight for suzanne somers. finding huge success in business, building a wellness empire for one product in particular. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >> linsey: good evening, everyone. thanks so much for joining us on this sunday. i'm linsey davis. we begin tonight with breaking news. israel is preparing for a ground attack in gaza, looking to wipe out hamas and its leadership. now entering a new phase in the war. israel launching a barrage of strikes after the surprise incursion from hamas. netanyahu seen visiting troops on the front line, vowing to demolish hamas and the air force releasing this video overnight claiming it shows a military strike that killed a hamas commander allegedly responsible for a massacre. tens of thousands of gazans on the move. running out of food and water. the u.n. estimates more than 1 million people have already been displaced. the war is overwhelming hospitals. medics say thousands could die as medical facilities are run

actress and popular pitch woman suzanne somers has died of cancer.her life and legacy. ♪ come and knock on our door ♪ >> reporter: from tv sitcom stardom to trend setting pitch woman. >> easy to squeeze. >> reporter: suzanne somers was a household name for decades, but suzanne marie mahoney wasn't always so confident. >> quiet, insecure. the kid who stayed in the corner. >> reporter: after marriage and motherhood, somers began her career as a prize model on the game show hosted by alan hammel who would become her second husband, a love story lasting more than half a century. the game show and a role as the elusive blonde in "american graffiti" launched her career. >> i saw a goddess. >> i love you! >> her big break came as the lovable and klutzy krissy snow helping make "three's company" a television megahit. but somers left midway through the run, fired, she said, for demanding to be paid as much as popular male tv stars. >> the men were making 10 to 15 times more than me on much lesser series. >> reporter: in the '90s she went on to ttif fame playi

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suzanne fan, abc seven news. >> all right, suzanne, just a terrible story all the way around. we know police are looking for the hit and run drivers, you told us. but what might happen with cruise in the wake of this incident? >> so the dmv is the agency in california that regulates the testing and permits for avs. now, all av companies are required to report crashes to the dmv for investigation. if the dmv finds that an av was at fault, they could modify or revoke a company's permit. but again, that does not sound like the situation for cruise in this incident. back to you. >> it doesn't. okay, suzanne, thank you very much. >> tonight, we are learning new details about the tragic drownings that happened at a san jose daycare yesterday. police spoke for the first time this afternoon about the investigation that's now underway. and abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes was there and he has the latest. it's a tragedy that has shocked the community. >> three children fell into this pool at a san jose home daycare. one was hospitalized with non-life threatening injuries.

but first, a little more on suzanne's life and their amazing love story. >> suzanne somers rose to superstardomemoting products like the thigh master. >> and i'm still using it because it works. >> reporter: she died after being diagnosed with an aggressive form of breast cancer. the actress was surrounded by her family, including her long-time husband alan hamel. >> we had 55 really wonderful years together and 42 years where we were not apart for not even an hour. we were together constantly. >> married in 1977, the couple raised a blended family of three children together. somers recalled some of those challenges here on today. >> there were no rules at that time >> the couple also told us about their secrets to success as both romantic and business partners. >> i really wanted people to know it works. when it works, it works, yeah. >> we have been in business for all these years. and it is like a figure eight. you know, the personal, th family, the kids, et cetera. >> fans leaving flowers at her hollywood walk of fame sta monday on what would have been her 77th birthday as friends and family

suzanne somers died of breast cancer surrounded by friends and family on sunday. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings." follow us online at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. ♪ >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm jarred hill in new york. president biden will visit israel on wednesday. secretary of state antony blinken announced the trip after a day full of meetings with israeli officials in tel aviv. biden will then travel to jordan where he'll meet with the leaders of jordan, egypt, and the president of the palestinian authority, mahmoud abbas. >>> the house is scheduled to vote for its next speaker today. congressman jim jordan of ohio is the republican nominee, but he' got some convincing to do. enough republicans still oppose jordan to block him from winning the gavel. >>> a small collectible going for a big price. a miniature x-wing star fighter used in the original "star wars" sold at auction for over $3 million. for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm jarred hill, cbs news, new

beloved actress and bay area native suzanne somers is died at the age of 76 summers would have turned 77 tomorrow. she was born and raised in san bruno. and before going on to become a tv she was in shows like three's company and step by step. rick chambers has a look back at her life and the legacy she leaves behind. >> she was best known for the hit show. three's company. suzanne somers was a household name back in the 70's playing the clueless chrissy snow she made audiences laugh and the rating soared. time. >> give us all a chance to be together as a family and talk. >> in the early 90's, summer skyrocketed to fame yet again with the show step by step. this show had summers playing a wife and a mother in a blended household summers got her start in show business as a model on the show. the anniversary game in 1969, it was there that she met her husband, alan hamel, who was the show's host hamill later also became her business partner. the 2 of them amassing a fortune by selling health and beauty products. i used to do aerobics till i drop. and then i found i while filming the sho

. >> the life and career of suzanne somers, how she took a stand for pay equality and paid for it. >> and later, a man on a mission rowing inside of a pumpkin >> from abc news in new york. this is america this morning. >> good monday morning, everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. >> good morning to you. i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with israel. apparently on the verge of launching a ground invasion of gaza with troops and tanks at the border. >> the humanitarian crisis for the 2 million people in gaza is worsened with no power, little food and water and hospitals in crisis. airstrikes have been relentless. israel claims that this attack took out a key leader of hamas, the terror group responsible for that barbaric attack on israeli border villages that triggered this new war. the combined death toll on both sides is now more than 4000 people, including 30 americans. >> there is new hope today for some people who are trapped in gaza. egypt has offered to briefly open a border crossing for people and supplies. >> but iran is now warning of a wider region. escalation of this conflict if i

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back to you. >> yeah, suzanne, it seems like an obvious loophole to close. any idea how many car break in cases have actually not been prosecuted? because the victims could not return to testify in court that their doors were locked? well the da says that's very difficult to quantify. >> but remember, lots of the places where auto burglaries occur are frequented by tourists who don't live in the state or even the country. so they are very unlikely to come back to testify in these cases. back to you. >> question okay, suzanne, thank you. >> a suspect is now in custody in connection to the death of a 16 year old at a house party in oakley last night. police arrested an 18 year old from antioch. he's accused of shooting and killing that 16 year old who went to liberty high school in brentwood. three others were also hurt. the suspects bail was set at $1.1 million. >> a homicide investigation is underway after a man in fremont was shot and killed. paramedics responded but were not able to save him. police got the report around 5 p.m. yesterday to walnut avenue n

she told "people" magazine that her heart goes out to suzanne's family.s died of breast cancer surrounded by friends and family on sunday. it was the day before her 77th birthday. and it is tonight's cbs evening news. i am norah o'donnell. good night. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> announcer: a nanny goes into debt for her client. >> judge judy: you said she made you a gift of how much? >> $2,000. >> she kept making promises, so i believed her, and she was like, "i'm gonna pay you," and then it never happened. >> judge judy: i see that there's a loan in collection. >> announcer: now, this mother's choices are limited. >> judge judy: either you are a miserable person, because you took advantage of someone who is probably a little disabled, or you owe her $2,000. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution nanny michelle kachin is suing her former client kristen thomason for a loan to send her daughter to cheerleading camp. >> byrd: order! al

suzanne somers died of breast cancer surrounded by friends and family on sunday.going up in the bay area's largest cities. >>> buildings in livermore reduced to rubble. we are hearing from a woman whose business was damaged by a weekend fire. >>> i thought it was going to go down. when i saw that smoke i thought it was never going to make it. >>> why she said she saw it coming and warned the city about it. >>> the war in the middle east causing conflict here in the bay area. the dueling rallies that unfolded on the uc berkeley campus today. >>> also, the 49ers suffer their first loss of the season against the cleveland browns and now there are big questions about their next game >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >>> the goal for the cameras are to ticket drivers who are speeding. right now there is a party under way in celebration of this pilot program. we heard from a safety advocate who hopes they will save lives. >>>. >> reporter: governor newsom signed a bill into law that will allow the use of speed cameras in the state. san francisco, san

suzanne phan abc7 news. >> all right, suzanne, thank you. we turn now to the latest on the israel-hamas war. the israeli defense forces say they've carried out wide scale strikes in the gaza strip over the past 24 hours. the us is urging israel to delay a planned ground invasion into gaza to allow more time for negotiations to get hostages released. today, the house of representatives passed a resolution defending israel and condemning hamas. meanwhile the dueling resolutions from the us and russia failed at the un. >> and today, across the country, students walked out of college campuses calling for a cease fire in gaza. among other demands. and here in the bay area, hundred showed up at uc berkeley for a rally and a teach in. abc7 news reporter anser hassan was there and is live with the story. unser dan, good evening. >> that's right. hundreds made it out to sproul plaza. the event ended about 30 minutes ago. the students had a list of demands, among them calling for an immediate cease fire in gaza. be free, palestine free, free palestine

but suzanne, naughty of me. but suzanne, i want to start with you.do you feel about what you're seeing before your eyes with regard to this conflict ? seeing before your eyes with regard to this conflict? i hope there aren't words to put it into into words, are there really? >> i mean, it's just also so horrific . i think for me what horrific. i think for me what the rabbi just said in that report , you know, there needs to report, you know, there needs to be a release of all the hostages. i don't think hamas is going to do that in a million years. that's not going to happen. aid happen. humanitarian aid obviously needs to be getting into gaza. and i can quite understand concerns the understand the concerns of the aid there . but is it aid agencies there. but is it safe that aid to go in? safe for that aid to go in? israel is about to start this attack air and sea. we attack by land, air and sea. we don't we don't know when it's not giving timings or not giving any timings or specifics, know it's not specifics, but we know it's not not happen in some

and suzanne become fast friends and leasing would even get to where suzanne's a pageant tiara and dress like her and big hair and makeup and a 1980s power suit. i said i'd seen a picture of delta burke and thought she looked a member of whitesnake. the woman began running through the lines with me playing suzanne sugarbaker my leasing. it was over in minute. four days afterward, i pestered my mother. did i get it? did i get it? eventually aaron's mother broke the news. say my sister. i didn't quote look vietnamese enough and that the casting director i decided to go with a professional actor. i was crestfallen. so much worse child stardom, but in with my disappointment was a dawning that my race itself required a kind of performance. i knew leasing was supposed to be a ham like any other child actor in a sitcom. but i also understood i was supposed to perform a stereotypical asian ness, which meant speaking in broken english, marveling at american novelties like bubble bath and southern belles, and becoming suzanne's doll plaything, lee sing wasn't even a vietnamese name. she might as w

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suzanne went to southern methodist in dallas, and we met through a mutual friend. xi really did want of anything to do with me because xi did know what to do with his crazy virginian. who would believe that today xi is a first lady of the commonwealth of virginia? >> so she's happy xi made the decision. >> i hope so. >> glenn, let's start by not ask you something relating to the presidency. we'll get to that. are you happy as governor of virginia? do you enjoy the job more than a higher calling of private equity? >> david i know it's going to break out the short answer is yes. it's amazing. i went into this because i was worried about virginia and i was frustrated with what the republican party was in virginia. and carlyle was in really good shape i do remember when i called you on saturday to tell you i was resigning. i said david, this is glenn youngkin and use of wired calling me? you're quitting. and i said well yeah. he said what he going to do? i said i'm going to run for office. he said that that's crazy. i'm going call your wife, call you back together and

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. >>> those stories, plus remembering suzanne somers, an icon of tv sitcoms and the world of fitness >> thigh master. we may not have been born with great legs, but now we can look like we were. >> we will celebrate the actress' life and career. >>> and taylor's world the eras concert film crushes the box office with an opening weekend like no other. >>> and it's on. date night in new york city all but confirms the swift/kelce romance today, monday, october 16th, 2023. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb from 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> hi, everybody. nice to see you on a monday morning. we're glad you started your week with us. we will begin again in the middle east and the scramble to get people out of gaza ahead of that possible israeli ground invasion. >> this, by the way, is a look at the rafah crossing. this morning american citizens are among those that have now waited for days to cross into that border. >> and at the port of haifa in northern israel a ship is set to evacuate nationals to cyprus a spokesperson says the number of americans ki

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kit: gift giving was suzanne's love language. camelia and violet were both wearing tokens of their zanny's love. i'm wearing my little-- these were-- she told me it's the first piece of jewelry she bought after three's company. and there are these little elsa peretti, little bean drops. i love this picture, and am i noticing something? are you wearing the same necklace? so for my birthday last year, she gave me this necklace, and she said i have a story for you. she said, when my mother died, she left a small inheritance, and she said and i didn't want to just put it away in a savings because i wanted something to remember her by. she said, so took it to my favorite jewelry designer, kathy waterman, and i had her design me something custom. and she said, so i'd like to think that this is from both of your grandmothers. that's incredible. i know. and i said, i never want to take it off, and she said, i hope you don't. and so since she passed, especially, i've been feeling her through it. such beautiful girls, and suzanne's legacy

back to you. >> okay, suzanne, thank you. now to our developing news out of maine, where the names have been released of all 18 victims shot and killed at a bowling alley and a restaurant earlier this week. they range in age from 76 to just 14. two of them were part of a gathering of deaf people at the restaurant. tonight, community members are meeting virtually for a vigil. it's online because a shelter in place order was in effect until this evening for four cities as the search for the gunman continues. in addition to all those who died, 13 others were badly injured. >> i was one of the lucky ones. my if the bullet had been either direction, i definitely would not have survived. >> police are currently conducting a multi state search for the suspect. today, investigate shooters were focused on a river where his car was found abandoned. he is a 40 year old army reservist. his sister telling authorities that he may have been searching for an ex-girlfriend. and at the shooting locations. please remember these jarring events o

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phan abc seven news. >> thank you, suzanne. president biden plans to address the nation tomorrow night after his whirlwind visit to israel today. mr. biden and tel aviv pledged support to israel during meetings with prime minister benjamin netanyahu and top officials. the president convinced the israelis to allow food, water and supplies into gaza from egypt and also announced $100 million in humanity aid. he addressed the deadly blast at a gaza hospital expressing condolences to families of those killed, adding it appears to have been caused by a rocket misfired by militants. the attack has prompted protests outside us and israeli embassies in the arab and muslim world. >> a tragic end to the search for an israeli mother of two with family members in the us. we've learned that sharon shmunis harel was killed during an attack by hamas at the music festival she was attending. she was celebrating her 40th birthday. i spoke with her brother in law last night who says their family is still in shock. >> and don't forget, don't forge

suzanne so j.r. that protest actually happened right here on montgomery between california and sacramento in front of the israeli consulate. >> we can tell you a short while ago this street was packed with protesters, about 500 or so of them here. let's get to the video and show you what it looked like now a little bit earlier today. we can tell you that a large group of protesters on montgomery were chanting free palestine. now, they were definitely some tense moments and a face off between palestine and israel. supporters we also saw police stepping in to help keep the peace. now, i talked to one of the rally organizers about why they were demonstrating today and asked them if they condemn the attacks on israel. >> our goal here today is to draw attention to the $3.5 billion that united states sends to israel, which is used to imprison to murder and to ethnically cleanse palestinians every day since this conflict started, over 370 palestinians, many of whom are children, have been killed by israeli

suzannephan, back to you. >> suzanne, thank you so much.huge crowds out there today in san francisco. go now to abc7 news reporter cornell bernard in the newsroom. cornell earlier today you attended a gathering with some from the bay area jewish community condemning the violence in israel. >> yeah, that's right. j.r more than a thousand people attended the prayer service for israel. described as a gathering of unity and peace, all in the wake of deadly violence in the country. nancy pelosi and mayor london breed vowing support. and i saying prayers for the people of israel. members of the jewish community from across the bay area gathering sunday at congregation sherith israel in san francisco to show solidarity in the wake of violence launched by hamas. >> this is the time to stand with us to stand with israel as we face a merciless, merciless enemy. >> we stand with israel. >> speaker emerita nancy pelosi drawing applause after saying there is bipartisan support and unity for israel in congress. pelo tsay sharing a personal story about he

, >> in 2015, though, at the age of 68, she appeared on dancing with the stars. >> suzanne somers was a legend both on and off the screen remain. give you. >> just about done for the morning for monday. but let's check in with jessica wills and see what's coming up on live in the bay today. hi, jessica. hey, good morning, daria. coming up today on live in the day. if you're looking for a getaway for the whole family, we've got you covered. we're getting an inside look at the legoland hotel and san diego with all the family fun they have to offer. plus slow down. move over. laws are keeping road workers safe while helping stalled motorist triple a is giving us the safety reminders to keep everyone safe on the roads. then halloween is just a couple weeks away. bestreviews is giving us some of the best products to decorate the outside your house to get ready for those trick or treaters. and as always, we want to hear what you have to say about our question of the day. so go ahead and scan that qr code that you see on your screen. we want to know what is one thing the world needs let us k

. >> suzanne somers famous for tv shows that you might have watched or your mom watched.i'm fond of. >> her work will take a look >> her work will take a look at that when we come back. ♪ ♪ california sky ♪ ♪ todos alcanzamos las estrellas ♪ ♪ sunny state of mind ♪ ♪ flexin' all the time ♪ ♪ todo es dorado ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado ♪ >> 6.44 and here are 4 things you need to know today. burglars damaged a barbershop and alameda. they were trying to steal an atm. >> this happened early friday morning and they destroyed the glass and wooden frame of the front door. but they weren't able to get away with that atm. after all. and they didn't end up taking anything from the shop. but look at the damage. a big fire destroyed at least 3 buildings and damaged a restaurant in livermore last night. this at a shopping center near the intersection of homes, street and can can icon cannon boulevard across on the corner fire station. luckily, the firefighters now trying to figure out what caused it efforts to recall alameda county da pamela price are advancing th

three's company, everyone remembers and adores suzanne somers.bbly blonde. chrissy snow live with another woman and the man who pretended to be summers, warmth and smile. plus or funny. one-liners make summers an audience favorite. but she was ultimately dropped from the show because of disputes, which about dinner time. give us all a chance to be together as a family and talk a decade later. suzanne somers is back on prime time in the sitcom step-by-step, playing with single parent with 3 children when there is a divorced father of hurry to create a blended family. patrick dumping played opposite her shoes and they couldn't wait to get to the sound stage to do step by step. >> and instead of going to our rooms, we would sit in our chairs off camp and we would just talk all the time. just chat away like each other every day or other well-known role was as a fitness touting in the 90's the 5 masters. but her health took a turn in 2000 when she was diagnosed with cancer in recent years. she went on to share her family, friends and health tips in he

live in the newsroom, suzanne fan abc seven news. suzanne, as you mentioned, we know police are looking for the hit and run driver. but what could happen with cruz in the wake of this incident? well, the dmv is the agency in california that regulates the testing and permits for avs. now, all av companies are required to report crashes to the dmv for investigation. if the dmv finds that the av was at fault, they could modify or revoke a company's permit. but again, that does not sound like the situation for cruz in this incident. back to you. all right , suzanne. good to know. thank you so much. and earlier today on our 3 p.m. show, getting answers, we asked an expert to evaluate rate the collision and he said people are too quick to blame. autonomous vehicles and the need and they need to look at the bigger picture. you know, these pedestrians walking through intersection are so-called vulnerable road users and although there's a focus here on automated vehicle companies, what we really need is automated intersections that consider v

suzanne somers has died at the age of 76.y step news. nation's nick smith takes a look back at her life. >> i just saw a vision i dust. suzanne somers got her first big break in the 1973 movie, american graffiti in a brief, but memorable moment as the tea bird blonde driving the white thunderbird back. >> really whole chrissy, but it was in the late 70's early 80's show. three's company, everyone remembers and adores suzanne somers. she played the ditzy and bubbly blonde. chrissy snow live with another woman and the man who pretended to be summers, warmth and smile. plus or funny. one-liners make summers an audience favorite. but she was ultimately dropped from the show because of disputes, which about dinner time. give us all a chance to be together as a family and talk a decade later. suzanne somers is back on prime time in the sitcom step-by-step, playing with single parent with 3 children when there is a divorced father of hurry to create a blended family. patrick dumping played opposite her shoes and they couldn't wait t

live in the newsroom, suzanne suzanne phan, abc seven news. >> suzanne, thank you. new details now in that brazen smash and grab robbery of the christian dior store in san francisco. two people charged in the incident and district attorney brooke jenkins says they will be prosecuted vigorously. those charges include commercial burglary, grand theft, organized retail theft, conspiracy and resisting arrest. they're both in custody ahead of trial in the east bay this afternoon. >> oakland mayor tao delivered her state of the city address and crime and safety were big focuses. every everyone in oakland wants to be safe wherever you live. >> who ever you are, you have a right to feel safe in the city of oakland. you want more effective policing. you want a more response of 911 system? i want to tell you that i hear you and i agree with you. and we all hear the city of oakland. we're all with you. and i know we have work to do, but we can only do it if we all come together. >> tao said the city is in the process of working to upgrade its outdated 911 system and also tryin

san bruno native suzanne somers has died at the age of 76. was well known for being in the tv shows three's company and step by step. >> news nation's nick smith takes a look back at her life. >> so lot suzanne somers got her first big break in the 1973 movie, american graffiti in a brief, but memorable moment as t-bird blonde driving the white thunderbird >> really something chris but it was in the late 70's early 80's show. three's company, how everyone remembers and the doors, suzanne somers, she played the ditzy and bubbly blonde chrissy snow live with another woman and the man who pretended to be summers, warmth and smile. plus or funny. one-liners make summers an audience favorite. but she was ultimately dropped from the show because of disputes, which about dinner time. give us all a chance to be together as a family and talk a decade later, suzanne somers was back on prime time sitcom step-by-step playing with single parent with 3 children when there is a divorced father of hurry to create a blended family patrick dumping played oppos

how about you, suzanne? union jack as well . suzanne?try. it's good to be heckler andrew boff be suella heckler andrew boff because i'm sorry. andrew there is thing gender is such a thing as gender ideology and it is destroying children's lives as succinct as even ever. >> even >> how about you? last but not least, rebecca. >> mine was going to be robert jenrick for his surveillance plan. on plan. but i'm with. i'm on the tree now as a national tree hike now as a national trust member, i am furious. yes, i'm changing my i'm i'm changing my vote. i'm on nationalthere you go. well, >> now there you go. well, that's got to be the one. listen, we will absolutely give it to andrew boff because let me tell you, there is such a thing as gender ideology. is as gender ideology. suzanne is so right. thank you to my brilliant panel tonight, carol, suzanne and rebecca. listen, patrick is looking after the shop tomorrow and thursday. i'm back for mark dolan tonight, friday, saturday and sunday. look fonnard to seeing you then. thanks for your company

. >> well, beloved actress and bay area native suzanne somers has died at the age of 76 summers, who would have turned 77 tomorrow was born and raised in san bruno before going on to become a tv star in shows like three's company and step by step. carlos saucedo has a look at her life and legacy that she leaves behind. >> she was best known for the hit show. three's company. suzanne somers was a household name back in the 70's playing the clueless chrissy snow she made audiences laugh and the rating soared. time. >> give us all a chance to be together as a family and talk. >> in the early 90's, summer skyrocketed to fame yet again with the show step by step. this show had summers playing a wife and a mother in the blended household summers got her start in show business as a model on the show. the anniversary game in 1969, it was there that she met her husband, alan hamel, who was the show's host hamill later also became her business partner. the 2 of them amassing a fortune by selling health and beauty products. i used to do aerobics till i drop. and then i found find while filming

suzanne somers was 76.irthday. >>> well, new layoffs take effect tomorrow at ford motor company. at least 550 workers at six plants in michigan, ohio and illinois have been told not to report. ford blames the uaw strike against the big three automakers for the layoffs. since the month-long strike more than 5,000 workers have lost their jobs. >>> while love may be stronger than pride, it's not as strong as bolt cutters. park rangers at the grand canyon shared this photo after removing dozens of so-called love locks on fences at the national park. they call the padlocks litter. >>> next, a display of brotherly love at its highest peak. today. >>> finally tonight, an estimated 30,000 people attempt to summit africa's famed mount kilimanjaro every year. well, a teenager from washington, d.c. took on the challenge, climbing for a cure. here's cbs's kris van cleave. >> it's gorgeous but it's a little intimidating knowing that we're going to be at the top of that. >> reporter: 16-year-old hudson reynolds had quite

tonight, hollywood mourns the loss of actress suzanne somers.ast cancer but she died at age 76 a date before what would have been her 77th birthday. senior correspondent claudia live in california with more. >> jon, suzanne somers is perhaps best known for iconic rorolroles and playing a ditzy e said. but she was a very successful writer and businesswoman as well as a wife, mother, and grandmother. somers rose to fame in 1976 blank chrissy snow for five seasons on the sitcom threes company pictures starring rolls in other sitcom step-by-step she is the share for the long list of credits include guest spots on love boat, the rockford files inand one data time. fans of the movie american graffiti will remember somers is that mysterious beauty and the white thunderbird. she was a regular entertainer in las vegas in the 1980s and in the '90s she had great success promoting the thigh master helping to sell millions of the exercise tool she also wrote diet and self-help books, postek show in appeared on dancing with the stars. she spent the last two d

thank you so much, suzanne. a tentative agreement today between teachers at the san francisco unified school district will avert a possible strike. the two sides have been negotiating since march. abc7 news reporter luis pena has a closer look at the deal after more than 12 hours, san francisco teachers and the school district reached. >> we have a deal. >> a tentative deal. but to get here, both sides began bargaining sessions at 5 p.m. thursday that extended all the way into friday morning. geoffrey finger, a math teacher at balboa high school, was part of the bargaining committee when we met him. he had only gotten 30 minutes of sleep. >> we're proud of what we were able to accomplish with this tentative agreement. we're hoping that the union rallies around it. >> among the proposal was an economic package that includes a $9,000 salary increase for teachers in the 2023 to 2024 school year. teachers will also receive an additional 5% raise for the 2024, 2025 school year, which will be in full effect by january

before we hear from abc7 news reporter suzanne fawn. let's go live to cornell bernard. >> cornell, an emotional day coming down. >> very emotional indeed. fitting farewell for dianne feinstein here where it all began. for her, it was a very hot day under the blazing sun for those sitting outside. but didn't stop the accolades from coming in from the vice president. members of congress, even the blue angels. >> she showed us a world where women lead, where we lift each other up so that girls like me could follow in her footsteps. she showed us strength and grace , courage and collaboration in 1500 invited guests, including more than 40 current and former members of congress attended the private service outside san francisco city hall, where dianne feinstein began her political career. >> the program interrupted several times with flyovers by the blue angels. fittingly for an event founded by feinstein. >> thank you, mayor feinstein, and for bringing the blue angels to san francisco in 1981. in an audio message, president joe biden praisi