a temple god must have taken my ladder away. the man started pacing back and forth wondering how to get down. so, the sunlight made one of the birds wake up. bird:i can't breathe. so i must be catching a bad cold. i drank too much, saki rice wine last night. was a little tipsy. i don't remember. any way. think can't move. someone is leaning on me so who is it. my cousin. my brother. we've been got by a hunter. hey! my cousin, wake up. no. not a good morning. we've been caught by a hunter. pass the word but be quiet okay. okay. wake up, wake up, wake up. wake up. wake up. wake up. wake up. wake up. wake up. hey! did you wake up? we've been caught by a hunter. right. i got a good plan. just do what i say. at the count of three, you flap your wings as hard as you can. right? 1, 2, 3 - flapping! i can't move. [help me screaming] very good. whoa. i'm going high. very good. wow. what is that. the lake. not the lake. big river. wow. what? many bridges. the bridge is very old. so, don't go plenty more all right. so. this is a real birds

he said he will fight you tomorrow morning at the temple. if you try to escape tonight he'll kill you and your friends and me too! friends? we're not his friends! we just met him. we hardly no each other. the man was so panic stricken and afraid that they couldn't sleep all night. they just sat in total silence. it was a very quiet night. the next morning,hia chi, hia chi! oh, this is a voice i will never ever forget. samurai, good morning. oh, good morningiha chi come on. i had a very good sleep last night. very good. wonderful. yes, so i'd like to pay my bill. keep the change. thank you. thank you. and now, i'm leaving. leaving? what about the fight at the temple? huh? oh, that! no,iha chi that was just a lie. what? a lie? why would you tell such a lie. because,iha chi i just wanted a quiet night! [applause] [music] >> [applause]. we have a very special guest. [inaudible] is here with us tonight. [inaudible] dancing. step dancing which we are familiar with. you may have seen this before. this will be a treat. [applause]. >> someone once to

going into the temple, the temple gate is closed for the night and the temple wall is too high for me to climb over. i have to look for away inside, okay. what is he doing but to leaning against the wall. it must have been a gardener that left this. okay. i use this. i found many snow herrings. they were all sleeping. each of them standing on one skinny leg. so, i i

. >> they say this is the first hindu temple in the united states -- in fact in the whole western world. the first temple for america and originally a two story building and we have a permit from 1,907 to add the third story and the third story turned it into this temple and each of these has deep significance in the hundredue culture and religion. one of the things that is amazing all of the different architectural styles and pieced together and the different things and the queen anne and colonial and all different styles pushed together. this is webster at filbert street in the marina. around san francisco odd buildings abound and this thing is in somebody's backyard and all over we see the incremental development and they have a porch and rail and walls up and here we have in somebody's backyard a fence that has become a wall and now fully occupied. >> it's a green house. >> and next year living quarters and pretty soon a manufacturing facility. lam bar lombard strd this building has contentious past and the owners want to lift it up and put a story underneath and the reason they wan

the temple is vacant. the holy of holies is vacant. this data will not be represented. it means that no one owns this god, therefore no going to work in the name of god. god's elusiveness, the only thing we know of god is that god is unknowable. in jerusalem humans realized that that is knowledge. that principle is the key to human freedom. it is a real. religion. jews. i don't believe that we have come all this weight through the millennia, the hundreds of thousands of years of our development to bring about our own extinction. yet, that is what is before us now. as a matter of towards jerusalem, as i said at the beginning, is the eye of the storm, the eye of the storm this month. israelis are right to be wary. palestinians are right to be impatient at promises unkept. the world is right to be alert to what is unfolding in the this swirling mass, but jerusalem, the eye of the storm, remains the best reason for keeping an eye and not on fear, but on hold. both sides of the human condition, the mess and the glory. we choose jerusalem, jerusalem thank you. [applause] [app

kung fu is one of the fastest growing martial art forms in the world and in north london shaolin temple has been attracting hundreds of students to experience sound in life and so many art of comfort to the monks is their bodies as weapons to inspire their students using horror to toughen themselves vajra technique and assisting jacket child in temples are much sought after outside. any i arrived in london a nine hundred ninety eight specific nothing to sample it off as it stands to support such as meditation body conditioning tai chi fighting classes younes effects the temple is helping spread company's culture not just people from all around the world to train the monks. it was a waste and this is a really interesting challenge co-chair for many reasons the first is multicultural secondly all has laws which can be used for self-defense keep fit and to create characters personality was shown that is different from the other it can prepare you spiritually physically and make use of the person police reserve in teaching a lesson in the students really. they go far in and finally the twel

people's temple founder jim jones. a southern california pastor who lost 27 family members at jones town sued to block the memorial. last week a superior court judge sided with a group of supporters, including jim jones son, saying the service should go on with jones name etched in stone. for many here the mass murder suicide tarnishes otherwise happy memories from life on the commune in guyan na. >> unfortunately jim jones became a mad man and destroyed all those lives. >> she lost 13 family members. she doesn't mind the name on the memorial. >> the first step was forgiving and that forgiving jim jones. >> the faces of those who died may seem distant memories but not for this group. >> i wanted to say goodbye, and now i can. goodbye, mom. goodbye, jim, and bye, my beautiful children. >> in oakland, abc-7 news. >> alan: the chp's crackdown on drunk drivers continues tonight. the dui and traffic deaths are down this weekend. chp officers arrested 897 drivers from friday evening through 6:00 a.m. this morning. last year

. >>> and rabbi bennett, rabbi of temple israel alameda. we are about to start a wonderful conversation as a historic trick to israel -- trip to israel. the first time we had been put together for a week long trip the end of january. so let's just jump in. why did we go to israel? what was the trip about? >> alan wanted to go. >> and i'm glad we did. a year ago january i was at a are bin call convention and heard someone talking about an interdenominational trip to israel and i wondered if anybody else had done that. the reasons it sounded interesting resolved how rare it was to have a group of rabbis going together to israel, would be unprecedented for northern california. i started pushing for it. >>> this trip would not have happened without your working with the israel down sell general for north -- counsel general for northern california and this was supported by him. >>> we had a lot of work to do a lot of details to deal with as time went on and the wonderful thing about the trip is that we reached outs to the whole community, to the

they help farmers out, and they admire and just look on with wonderment at the magnificent temple. there really is kids of all ages. the emphasis is on hands-on learning. the curriculum has 18 different lessons, sat out to california standards, and we hope it will also be a very important tool as you go ahead and develop the watershed center out there. also with some support for puc, we are developing right now this outdoor classroom. again with -- in partnership with the san francisco chapter of architects for humanity. this building we hope to have up by this fall. these children are standing here just where we see this outdoor classroom being developed, and this will allow us to offer programming year round those days when is rainy and those days when is very, very hot. and really will also be an adjunct to the facilities being built out there. another important element is the natural resources stewardship. our requirement, we have established a bill to strip 30 feet wide and about 600 feet long between the farm and the creek. this was just a concept a few years ago. our partner

residents made rice offerings to their temple and monks. the holiday this year falls on may 17th. many followers use the holiday to strengthen their determination to follow buddhist teachings. >>> veteran politician alita was sworn in as tamil nadu chief minister for a third term on monday. leader of the all india party took the oath of office to mark the beginning of her term. the 34-member cabinet was also sworn in at the hall of the university of madras. the cabinet is the biggest in the state since independence and contained 24 new faces. >>> sri lanka has launched the latest leg of its air taxi service from the country's largest city, columbo, to the central city, candi. a group of tourists visited by a seaplane on the route's inaugural flight on sunday. the service is reportedly in great demand among foreign travelers. sri lanka is gradually extending its air taxi network throughout the country. >>> malaysia's booming economy is luring many people from the countryside to seek work in urban areas. these migrant workers often find themselves living on the streets. and homeless

in the bushes of the temple's parking lot. he was from fairfield and had suffered gunshot wounds. it is unclear though tonight how long the body had been on the temple ground and if the shooting occurred at that location. >>> an 83-year-old man died this morning after his car plunged down a steep ravine. it happened at 11:25 this morning along highway 1. the highway patrol says the elderly man was the only person inside the pt cruiser down at the bottom of the ravine there. the helicopter was called in because of the area's rough terrain. the tow truck driver had to slow make his way down to hook a chain to the car to pull it up the side. both the north and the southbound lanes were blocked for two hours today. the victim died at the scene and his name has not been released. >>> oakland mayor jean kwan spoke with voters today about the parcel tax she is pubbing in an effort to deal with the p.m. multimillion dollars budget shortfall. the 0 he can observing residents gathered for her second to last promised town hall. the mayor acknowledged that voters are concerned about having to

brian william temple and i play the parts -- i am william temple. first one on the left and the first one the british would appalling and we do this colonial alpha to remind the current government of the first revolution. we are in a revolution right now, the american people. when the tea party movement started in early 2009, i'd joined hundreds of thousands of others who've gone before us have taken up the fight for freedom over and over again. from my role as a founder of our local tea party group in the golden isles of georgia, i eventually had the honor of literally it leading the team does a 9 a march on washington. 1.9 million as my fellow citizens as we marched in washington against obama care and big government tyranny, which obama care represents. the first act of terror in the sense the british were kicked out of this country. on march 1, 2010. last december, i was elected by my fellow tea party leaders to charity party national convention. in that capacity, i am in touch with virtually every one of the thousands of two-party leaders acros

that is william temple. the second speaker is the editor and founder and chief executive officer of wnd.com andwnd books. he is a nationally syndicated columnist and author of the tea party manifesto and other books. our third speaker is the chief economist for first trust advisers in wheaton, illinois. he's a for -- a former chief economist for joint economic committee of the u.s. congress and a member of the academic advisory council of the federal reserve bank of chicago. our fourth speaker is dr. daniel j. mitchell's, a senior fellow at the cato institute and former economist for the u.s. senate finance committee. fifth, we have the director of the tea party founding fathers and a member of the red river tea party. a fellow at freedom works and former president of the naacp in garland, texas. he's a documentary producer and you can find out that on his website. he is a baptist minister -- baptist minister and a founder of one nation back to god. finally, we have the vice chair of the tea party national c

jerusalem was nonviolent and respectful of the jewish tradition, so that when the caliph beheld the temple mount, which to him was to be revered cause thatas t pla whe god had stopped abraham from sacrificing his son, he's astounded to discover that the christians have been treating it as a garbage dump, and the caliph, umar, ordered the temple mount cleaned up, reverenced. he invited jews back into the city who had been exiled by the christians. those first generations of muslims were honoring the jewish holy place without any sense of conflict with it, and we know that that was lost. in the year 1096 when the pope calls for the crusade to take jerusalem back from the infidel who have been occupying it since the seventh century, it sears the european christian imagination with violence, holy war, god wills violence, and it centers the christian imagination on, guess what, jer. the return of the jewish people to jerusalem, to israel, in the 19th and 20th centuries especially, culminating in the establishment of the state of israel in 1948, is a reversal of this ancient fate that was genera

more than 4,700 sites around the country, including this one at the masonic temple in alexandria.idents cleaned out the medicine cabinets and turned in unused or expired prescription medications. local governments, community organizations and law enforcement participate advertise paid in -- participated in today's efforts. >>> every three minutes a woman is diagnosed with breast cancer in this country. today hundreds of women turned out to fight the disease. the ninth washington, d.c. walk for breast cancer is part of a national effort to provide breast screening efforts and care. they walked some 39 miles over the two-day journey. they'll wrap up the walk sometime tomorrow on the grounds of the washington monument. >>> they've collected more than 51,000 used bikes right here in the d.c. area over the past several years. today they were at it again. bikes for the world volunteers were outside wusa 9 station locations. they'll be sent oversees where they can be put to good use by people who can't afford them. they'll eventually be sent to uganda. >> bikes get reconditioned overseas

-- no, mark is the earliest one and mark seems to have been written around the destruction of the temple. >> i guess what she's saying is a lot of this is hand me down, verbal accounts, which of course are subject to considerable alteration in the pass, we certainly know that, correct? >> well, today it certainly is not like the-mile-per-hour dame -- the children's parlor game of telephone where you pass a saying around the circle and by the time it gets to the end it's been corrupted. go back to the historical context, it was a very oral culture. and we're only talking, here, maybe 40 or 50 years. i can certainly remember things 40 years ago. and 30 years ago quite cereal. and something of this monumental importance i probably would remember it quite vividly. but in that culture where member morization and oral transmission was -- member morization and oral transmission was a longstanding part of the transition i don't think we can assume that they were unable to keep the facts straight. >> i think by this time our audience is consumed by curiosity about both of you and paula fredriksen

people temple founder jim jones. a southern california pastor who lost 27 family members in jonestown sued to block the memorial. last week, a superior court judge cited with group of supporters, including jim jones' son saying the service should go on with jones' name etched in stone. for here, the suicide tarnishes the otherwise happy memories from life on the commune in guyana. >> unfortunately, jim jones became a mad man and he is destroyed all those lives. >> leslie wilson escaped jonestown but lost 14 family members. she doesn't mind jones' name on the memorial next to the others. >> the first step for me, he was forgiving jim jones. >> faces of those who died in jonestown, may seem like distant memories but not for this group. >> i wanted to say goodbye. now i can. bye, mom, bye uncle jim and bye my beautiful children. >> in oakland, cecila ve ga, abc7 news. >>> as we wait for the camera, i want to let you know thousands of scouts and other volunteers have now continued a memorial day weekend tradition that da

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she says you want an adventure by temple child? she nods and tosses herself that it had like a tumbleweed and up fake out. the golden ladder to the man. grandma annie jumped first because she wants to get bigger and bigger, bigger than the biggest moon crater so she will have a soft place to land. and then they cuddle and talk and smile at one another and they get to know each other. and grandma and he takes the sugar. they look back on earth and see that there are people in need of help. a 50-foot wave was sleeping in the ocean to the land into swirling waters of towards the surface. picard she encouraged them, slim, tilting her head towards her granddaughter she asked, shall invite them to join us, little one? may we clerics she responded, we have lots of room. annie nodded and let her boy stripped down. come in the and get warm, tvs and he urged. when the next giant reef crest at all the children left high like flying fish, caught them by their fingertips and pulled them up to the moon, drinking scarves around their shoulders is

our next scene is going to move us from story telling that took place during the hindu temples and india into the mogel time in india this come from hindu and western cultures brought together. when the mogels came from persia to north india they saw the story telling and thought it was a beautiful art form. they were not engaged with the story but saw the beauty in the footwork and hand movement. they brought the dancers into their courts. they were a form of entertainment. so, i want you to put your imagination caps on. we will go from the forest into a beautiful mogel palace. there are velvet carpets and peacocks walking around. there are beautiful paintings and everyone all of you, the audience have come to enjoy the court and the king sits on his thrown in the corner twirling his mustache and he called for his dancers and they come to the room. you are here to be entertained by them. this is called taught. taught is a highly stylized tuning of the mind and body together. you will see very fast turns ending in sharp stances and things with our eyes and eye brows and our neck, our han

---el incidente se produjo cuando "joe hernandez" fue atacado en el "temple nightclub" localizado enalle "howard" el pasado mes de enero.---"hernandez", quien estudiaba medicina en la universidad de california en san francisco, murio tras recibir un fuerte golpe en la cabeza.---el responsable de la muerte de "hernandez" continua profugo, pero fue captado por la camara de vigilancia del lugar.---durante el ataque, un hombre trato de intervenir, pero fue agredido por una mujer, identificada como "tracy luong," quien ya se encuentra en custodia de las autoridades. --la policia de san francisco dio a conocer la identidad de dos hombres que murieron en un tiroteo ocurrido durante el fin de semana.--ellos respondian al nombre de "pacific som" de 21 aÑos, y "rathanak chea" de 26.--ambos murieron el sabado en la cuadra 100 de la avenida "appleton." --un tercer individuo, éste de 30 aÑos, resulto herido en la balacera. --un hombre que fue identificado como "keo sobera" fue arrestado en conexion con el tiroteo, y las autoridades buscan a un segundo sospechoso. --con este hecho el numero homici

he was constantly running from school to a tutoring session to the temple for temple for roller skating competition. downstairs the family took things day by day. they too had works to get done but i never got the sense that they had committed to be in any particular place at any particular time. upstairs the future was methodically planned and built. justice upstairs chacha constructed the three bedrooms, then the bathroom and kitchen, then the living room. sue too had he planned his political career. he determined he would remain in his current role as a local congress party secretary for four years, then run to be a municipal counselor and then five years later on for a seat in punjab's state legislature. downstairs the family didn't say for the future, didn't strategize about the crockery business they now ran and were blissfully unaware of their plan for tomorrow let alone for 20 years from now. upstairs chacha told me seeking to distill his philosophy, money makes a man perfect. if a man has money, all this relatives give him honor and respect. if he has no money, he gets no -- an

temple police found the body this morning. residents reported hearing gunshots a few nights before. >>> santa clara police identified a man today who was found dead yesterday morning. 63-year-old l uis tavara. tavara was known to many in the neighborhood as the church man. >>> a public memorial service honored san carlos mayor ahmad. hundreds of people turned out for the service at hiller aviation museum. the 63-year-old mayor died of a heart attack. ahmad was the second muslim in the united states to become a city mayor before he entered politics he was an executive in silican valley. >>> president obama is expected to make major address next thursday about all of the inrest in the middle east and the killing of osama bin laden. rita williams tells us about a surprising find in osama bin laden's bedroom and how his death has led to deadly violence in pakistan. >> reporter: this is to avenge the killing of osama bin laden. says a spokesman for the pakistani taliban. two bombers blew themselves up in a military training center

temple police found the body this morning. residents reported hearing gunshots a few nights before. >>> santa clara police identified a man today who was found dead yesterday morning. 63-year-old l uis tavara. tavara was known to many in the neighborhood as the church man. >>> a public memorial service honored san carlos mayor ahmad. hundreds of people turned out for the service at hiller aviation museum. the 63-year-old mayor died of a heart attack. ahmad was the second muslim in the united states to become a city mayor before he entered politics he was an executive in silican valley. >>> president obama is expected to make major address next thursday about all of the inrest in the middle east and the killing of osama bin laden. rita williams tells us about a surprising find in osama bin laden's bedroom and how his death has led to deadly violence in pakistan. >> reporter: this is to avenge the killing of osama bin laden. says a spokesman for the pakistani taliban. two bombers blew themselves up in a military training center

our first speaker is william temple. he was the face of the tea party and leader of 1.9 million t partyers who marched against obamacare in september 2009. is a veteran of the secret service, the pentagon, and the vietnam combat veteran. that is william temple. the second speaker will be willferra -- joseph ferra. he is a nationally syndicated columnist with creators news service and author of "the tea party manifesto" and other votes. our third speaker is brian, the chief economist for first trust advisers in wheaton, illinois. is a former chief economist for joint economic committee of the u.s. conference and a member of the advisory council for the federal reserve bank of chicago. our fourth speaker is dr. daniel j. richards, the senior fellow of the cato institute and former economist for the u.s. senate finance committee. we have the reverend brian, the director of the tea party founding fathers, a member of the red river tea party, in shreveport. he is a fellow at freedom works and how former member of the naacp. h

. >>> who would have thought temple was as powerful? >> they've got everyone's attention. the capitals are facing elimination and something has to change if they're going to make it backed for game 5. they've been killing themselves with mistakes. a sloppy line change cost them a goal. it was disallowed because of too many men on the ice. they don't call that during the regular season. these are the playoffs. the only three teams have overcome a deficit. >> he may be pulled to night for a back up. the coach was asked whether he would be illegal and he replied maybe. this is not necessarily reflective of performance but for fatigue because of back-to- back games. you cannot point a finger at the goalie situation. the star players are not showing up. players learned a lesson hard way. >> you have to be focused and ready on every shift. it's another learning experience. nothing to lose now. >> we want to take a back to washington. anything can happen. >> it's not over. >> mike green suffered an injury. this is a must win if the caps have any chance or hope at winning the seri

she was killed of this temple and nightclub in january.oe hernandez was a medical student at the university of california san francisco. today, classmates graduated and the family was given a degree with an emotional ceremony. with everybody, including his father. >> everybody since my son was a little boy, he wanted to help people. he wanted to help and i just wanted a to think the public's help. he was a very good son. >>reporter: and people i spoke with spoke highly of joe hernandez. surveillance video of a man of the applause also believed in this case. i will show you at 5:00 p.m. surveillance- video. >>pam: traffic is wet the bottom highway 1 0 1 traffic southbound toward the peninsula moving slowly. the top = 80. towards the bay bridge, the lower deck but it is barely moving. we have a programming note. coming up this friday we will be having nbc programming will the giants will be on nbc. that means that dateline will be shown at 8:00 p.m. right here on kron 4 public life especially edition of kron 4 news at 10:00 p.m. we will be r

this is the man police are trying to find seen in a temple club bar before the attack. he is an asian male with a sleeve tattoo on his right arm. allegedly a woman attacked a by stander with high heels and the victim's family had to relive the pain of their lost. >> graduation in the school of medicine, it is a day of happiness and tragedy for the family of joe hernandez, killed in the fight. instead his family shared the moment together and alone. >> it is going to be real hard. i mean, he's supposed to be here today . we are here for him. >> his sister and friends wore the button with joe's picture. >> he loved to be with his family all of the time . we very much miss him. >> he was the best son anybody could have. he is loves and compassionate. >> the graduates are friends who gave them a standing ovation. >> he worked hard for the. we are real proud of him. >> they donated joe's organs and he wanted to go to family medicine and others will have that chance. >> they have established a memorial scholarship so they can award future doctors. >> and police arrested this

we take the leader there on that day when aerial shot walked onto the temple mount. i was there. the next day, friday prayers. jews were praying at the western wall. i did not understand that how on top of each other the mosque and worthy jews were praying. there is a beautiful picture. the last picture. it is in the old city. it shows an arab and a jewish worshiper passing each other in the old city. the above cannot see each other. they are covered. it is and amazing fatah. it symbolizes so much. walking down this narrow streets, streets that have been there since jesus walked the same path. there faces are covered and they do not see each other. host: fast for to today. do the palestinians -- fast forward to today. this is the holiest offer the palestinians. israel might take it away. guest: absolutely. this is where diplomacy will have to comment. you have to be creative. there were notions that the mosque and the religious compound that had been there for 1300 years would remain in muslim hands. but that the ground below it be in jewish hands. talking about belowground would

because they were temples of the holy spirit so right there next to the remains of peter the first pope paul ii is placed and people are going and saying, thank you, thank you so much, intercede before god for me, you're my friend, pray for me and that's why there's going to be millions of people, catholics and non-catholics a lot and saying i need a break in my life, i need a blessing, give me a hand. >> now, father, i understand as many as a million, if not more people made their way to the square and as you said at the beginning of the coverage, some were not able to get in. for how long do you think that people will come to st. peter's square as a part of this ceremony, this incredibly historic day today, to feel the sense of hope and faith, that we witnessed today? >> the lines are going to be long. that's why i'm going to get some pasta before i get in the line and knowing it will be there when i get back. and no doubt. the big road that leads up to the vatican, way at the end, way at the end there are people camped out sleeping and as close as they could get. this morning, people

that's william temple.second speak will be joseph farah, and he is the editor and founder and chief executive officer of wmd.com, and he is a nationally syndicated columnist with creators new service and author of the tea party manifesto, and other books. our third speaker will be brian westbury, and brian is the chief economist for first trust advisors in wheaton illinois. he's a former chief economist for joint economic committee of the u.s. congress, and he's a member of the academic advisory council of the federal reserve bank of chicago. are for speaker is doctor daniel j. mitchell, senior fellow of the cato institute and a former economist for the u.s. senate finance committee. fifth we have reverend cl bryant. he's the director of tea party founding fathers. is a member of the red river's tea party, shreveport and bossier tea party, and tea party patriots tea party patriots. a fellow at freedom works and former president of the naacp in garland, texas. he's a documentary producer, and you can find ou

. >> find our ancestors and we do work in the temple to combine families internally. >> their documents more than just their ancestors and the records are open to the public so it's here at the mormon temple center in oakland that a group of visitors have come to trace their roots. >> not a lot of people in my family know where they come from so i say, you know, i should be the one to start. >> 18-year-old elliott spelard is part of the ancestry project involving students from two high schools plus foster youth. alameda county supervisor came up with the idea. >> it kind of goes back to the old cliche about knowing where you're from help you determine your future so we've actually seen the youth kind of become empowered. >> none of those look like they're a winner. >> staff from the history center along with members of the african-american genealogy society are volunteering their time and in this technological age, more information is readily available. but it's not that easy for everyone. >> if you have relatives who were enslaved, then you have something called the brick wall and it t

. >>> it's been four months since joe hernandez was attacked and killed at the temple knight club directlycross the street. today, his family was given his honorary degree because today, he would have graduated from medical school. for now, reporting in san francisco, j.r. stone, kron4 news. >>> here at oakland police headquarters, opd teams up with the u.s. secret service to takedown the biggest identity theft operation in the city's history. 40-year-old michelle williams of heyward has been arrested and charged with over 20 counts in connection to identity theft, including forging checks and making phony driver's licenses. now, so far, there's only one victim in this case. however, investigators say there are likely to be more. at oakland police headquarters, kron4 news. >>> in san francisco, many neighbors who live along the beta breakers race route say this event was a vast improvement over last year. they say, even though there was a lot of drinking and partying going on on there were a lot fewer reports of public urination and other bad behavior on private property. they are very hap

. >>> hundreds of families are getting a helping hand today at oakland's allen temple baptist church.> have a great day. >> you too. >> yep. >> today's handouts will help 400 families that -- that are preselected by church, last week. each family receives a 25-pound box of food along with a personal care package. the group is delivering food in oakland over three days to help a total of,000 families. >>> once again, water bills are going up in marin county. last night the ma lin municipal approved another rate hike. thage water bill will rise nearly $4 starting in august. the agency says this latest increase is tied to several factors including lower water use by its thousands of customers. >>> good afternoon. a live look outside our doors where our weather, a pleasant one for today, enjoy it. because by tomorrow, a whole different kind of weather like day is what we are expecting. for today, our temperatures will be very similar to he yesterday, slightly warmer, our winds not as strong as we have seen. at the airport, blowing pretty good at 17 miles an hour. oakland, 7 miles an hour.

. >> to find our ancestors and we do work in the temple to find families eternally. >> their 3 billionges of documents covers more than just their ancestors and their records are open to the public so it's here at the mormon temple family history center in oakland that a group of east bay youngsters has come to trace their roots. >> not a lot of people in my family know where they come from so, you know, i'll be the one to start. >> this 18-year-old is part of the ancestry project. involving students from two high schools plus foster youth. alameda county supervisor keith carson came up with the idea. >> it kind of goes back to the old cliche about knowing where you're from helps you determine your future so we actually have seen the youth kind of become empowered. >> none of those look like they're a winner. >> staff from the history center along with members of the african-american genealogy society are volunteering their time. and in this technological age, more information is readily available. but it's not that easy for everyone. >> if you have relatives who were enslaved, then yo

so it is here in the mormon temple family history center that a groupp of east bay youngsters came to trace their roots. >> not a lot of people in my family know where they came from and so i say, you know i should start. >> 18 year old eliot is part of than -- the ancestory project. keith karlson came up with the idea. >> it is an old cliche of knowing where you are from helps to determine your future. we have seen the youth become empowered. >> none of those look like they are a winner. >> staff from the history center and members of the africa-american genology society are volunteering their time. in the technology age more information is available. but it is not easy. >> relatives that were enslaved. it takes time to get over that and be creative. >> the project began in black history month in february. organizers were determined to move it a one-time event. >> they are searching the record asks old bibles, are discovering a family tree with more branches. >> today, you know, this is who i am. >> in oakland. carolyn tyler, abc sevennews. >> the expensive cost of fertility treatmen

they found a young man's body on the ground of the springs brooks temple. they identified the young man in his late teens but not releasing his name. at this point they're interviewing people in connection with this case. >>> a man accused of storming a cockpit of a passenger jet was ordered held without bail today. prosecutors in san francisco said that 28-year-old poses a flight risk and possible danger to the community. his public defender argued that he's suffering from mental health problems and should be released to his family. he is charged with interfering with a flight crew in connection with the incident last sunday night. >>> a teenager connected with a high school bombing is well enough to be released and serve a 24-year prison sentence. he pleaded no contest today to another charge of attempted murder and six felony counts of bomb possession. >>> all across california teachers made their voices heard loud and clear this afternoon. [ cheering and applause ] >> in san francisco a rally at the state capital wounld up in the past hour here, several

. >>> vallejo police are investigating a death on the grounds of the spring broke masonic temple. >>> federal prosecutors called amarisi a flight risk and danger to the community. amarisi claimed he had been hallucinating and hearing voices. his attorneys say he is mentally ill and needs treatment. >>> twitter and facebook users have been included in a first of its kind gag order. a british judge has issued an injunction barring a woman who wants her daughter off life support. >>> financial stocks suffered a fall off. >>> two bay area 12th graders won the intel international fair. their winning entry used nano components of ten in cancer students reducing the radiation needed to kill the cancer. their entry woman them $84,000 in prize money which they say they will use to pay for college. >>> oakland police are calling it operation spring cleaning. the crime sweeps officers are performing right now. >>> and you will need umbrellas, i will tell you when that will occur. bree: sis, help me create my oasis. marcy: ok, romantic garden? bree: oh, is there a castle nearby? marcy: no, but th

see, the memorial includes the name of the people's temple leader, jim jones. >> he's not worthy, he does not deserve to be remembered. so what's next? will we be honoring charles manson? the can kids that shot the students at columbine? will we be honoring saddam hussein? what's next. >> reporter: norwood filed a motion to block the memorial and stop the dedication, but today an alameda county judge denied that request. jim jones jr., jones' adopted son, is ecstatic. >> i feel everyone who died in that tragedy should have a historical monument. and this monument is not to honor anyone, but is to -- is for many of us to remember that this is a loss to all of us. >> the bottom line, at the end of the day, it's about rightfully respecting and honoring the memory of the children and those people who perished at the hands of jim jones. >> reporter: norwood's attorney says the fight's not over. he's planning more legal challenges. norwood says she's hurt and angry, among her 27 relatives who died at jonestown were 17 children, children she never got to see grow up. >> and they want to put