>> terry: in the news this saturday morning, the dumbarton bridge is closed. it's going to be closed all weekend long for retrofit. developing news from afghanistan right now we're two suicide bombers attacked a base used by nato troops. at least a dozen people are dead. dozens more are injured. good morning. i'm terry mcsweeney. labor day weekend is here, big three-day weekend for a lot of people. weather is more important than usual perhaps. >> lisa: we've got a west wind at 12 from roof camera. not much of a breeze and low ceiling all wait out towards the delta, winds kicking up to 20 miles an hour. the plan for the rest of the day today will be clearing from the east to the west. it's going to stop right at the san mateo coast. we're going to see plenty of clouds at the shoreline. it's going to be another cooler than average afternoon. by noontime, to the 50s around the coast to 60s around concord and livermore. by 4:00, we'll see 50s at the coast. mild numbers inland. 70s mainly around the bay and look for more clouds and fog tonight and warmup begins tom

>> terry: good morning, i'm terry mcsweeney in for carolyn tyler. labor day weekend is here. here is the forecast from lisa argen. >> lisa: good morning. here is the view from mount tam. you can see in the distance, mount tam here but look at all the fog. compressed marine layer in parts of the north bay. we started out in the 40s. it was chilly start from napa to santa rosa. still fog around the airport. look what happens around by noontime, warming up from the low to mid-60s in the bay. 12-10 degrees of warming from our coast to inland valleys. we're not done yet. warmest day of the week will be the holiday tomorrow. details coming up. >> terry: breaking news in san francisco, the chp is investigating the cause of a crash at highway 101 that sent a car over the railing onto the street below. video of the scene just in. it happened at the split. two cars collided sending one car flying on to vermont street. this is near 16th. the driver was transported to the hospital with unknown injuries. >> san francisco police investigating a fatal motorcycle crash in golden gate park la

big day. >> terry: everywhere. >> lisa: yeah, we're talking. >> terry: davenport. >> lisa: it's goingo be cloudy. we're getting sunshine in san francisco. 65 and a little cool for the city. still very warm inland. i'll have those temperatures in a minute. >> terry: and holiday down at the farms, they shoot a film at stanford university. >> living on budgeted doesn't mean you have to give up on all the fun. i'm michael finney, later, three tips to put you on the road to fun and financial security. >>> we're looking at a live picture at santa cruz where lisa argen assures me it's going to be sunny and great place to be even when it's foggy. later on the sun is going to shine but if you want it right now, go to vollmer and mount diablo. top of tam has got some sun. take it easy and enjoy the sunny morning and lisa argen says she means everywhere. >>> a welcome distraction to stanford students as a film crew overtook part of the campus for a film. jonathan bloom was there with the star struck students. >> there is music in the air, yeah! whoa, yea. >> the last time they were together was

be healthy. >>. >> terry: 8:43 the time is right now.e picture toward san francisco and east bay. you can see the haze out there. whatever you see between you and the sunshine is not going to be there for a long, we're going to have a clear day everywhere in the bay area. i got that from impeccable source from lisa argen. >> a company is shutting down wind field farm. the latest was wednesday when the it stalled for 20 riders trapping riders. this was the 2nd malfunction there in the past two weeks. riders were stranding in parks on ohio and north carolina and virginia and ontario, canada. nobody has been injured. >>> new this theaters, trouble clint eastwood plays the part of a baseball scout. here is don sanchez. >> clint eastwood, he doesn't talk to a chair but he does mumble and a body part i can't mention. he is losing high school eye sites. they want to replace him using computer technology against clint's instincts. >> you don't know anything about the game. >> and money ball film and guess who wins. the daughter is partner in law

i'm terry mcsweeney. let's begin with a quick look at the forecast. here is lisa argen. >> lisa: good morning. we are looking at the low clouds and fog right over coit tower, marine layer about 1500 feet deep and because of that we're looking at partly cloudy skies around the bay this morning. in fact the fog has made its way over to the east bay and some dense fog from santa rosa, quarter mile visibility and down to monterey. we're sunny and mid 60s around the bay with mid 70s inland. afternoon highs, 3:00, 4:00, reaching 90 in inland valleys. upper 70s around the bay and talking about those 60s with the sea breeze at our coast. fog returns, that is going to lead to a cooler afternoon for the second half of your weekend and then the warmup in the seven-day outlook. >> terry: this morning, two children kidnapped by their father and taken for a ride on a stolen boat are safe. three-year-old brooklyn and two-year-old devin were rescued last night. their father is in custody. tomas ramon has the story from coastguard pier. >> the coastguard was unleashed

i'm terry mcsweeney. let's start with a look at really the lead story of the day hot weather is coming this way. >> lisa: this is spare-the-air day. not only fog across the bay but livermore and san jose. we looking at gray start and mist at our coast but by noontime, upper 50s at the shoreline. still a sea breeze here. 70s and 80s around the bay. look at that, we're not stopping mid 90s. 18 degrees warming today. we have full moon tonight but hot tomorrow. looks as though the heat wave is going to stick around for a while. high fire danger and we'll have a look at all the numbers coming up. >> terry: breaking news in vallejo. a fire has damaged the law offices of orders zi davis. it was put down by firefighters. nobody was injured but officials say the fire is suspicion. they are calling in arson investigators. they arrived at the fire scene and visibly shaken by what they were seen. it's considered a crime scene and that is all fire officials are saying right now. this morning, she is in custody. the wo

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terrance williams known as terry, is scheduled to die and october 3. but advocates for child victims of sexual abuse are calling on governor tom corbett to grant him clemency. terry williams was convicted of two grisly murders in the 1980's. first, he was convicted of killing herbert hamilton, a 50- year-old man found naked with his throat cut by a knife. williams was tried for 3rd degree murder in the case and sentenced to 27 years -- a somewhat lenient charge because the murder reportedly happened after hamilton had demanded he pose naked for him. then in 1986, williams was convicted of killing a second man, and his norwood, who's been with the tire iron, set on fire, and left in the cemetery. the murder happened just three months after terry williams turned 18 years old. with the jury in the case did not know is that norwood had sexually abused williams and had

terry, look at this stock.stock was all the way up to, what, $150 a share. >> it's pretty amazing where the stock was just a few short years ago and where it is today. you look at what the company's future is going to be, subscriptions up. when other companies are looking at a company such as r.i.m. and what they want to do with it, acquiaa acquire it, build it. they've got to be fairly attr t attractive for someone to acquire. >> if they have life beyond -- you use r.i.m.? you have an iphone. i had a blackberry for a long time. peter, what about that? is this a good take ovover in y view? >> not at current prices. >> it's at six. what's a better price than six? >> i think three is not bad. >> is that where it's going? >> we have a $5 target. we think it could undershoot it if our numbers are too high. >> all right. we will leave it there. obviously you have an underperformer. you want to sell it, peter? >> i want to sell it. >> wow. i would be not a happy camper if i bought it in the 100s. thank you, peter. i

terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> terry offered some information. sue hall tracking the impact we want the latest on traffic. >> reporter: traffic we have conflicting reports before we went live on wear i was getting reports it is clear as you see terry is there they say 5:00 for those lanes to be reopened southbound. one alternate highway 92 towards san mateo and half moon bay over to san mateo i should say would be longer but another route in the southbound direction between san jose and the santa cruz area. we'll update this again in a couple of minutes. >>> new this morning, san francisco firefighters are still on the scene watching for hot spots after a two alarm fire in the mission district overnight. flames engulfed top floors of a victorian at 1:00 in the morning it grew to two alarms firefighters managed to put the fire out within an hour. red cross has been called. a cause has not been determined. >>> chp faces grim task of planning a memorial for the officer who died last night after tuesday's highway shootout on i-680. today officer keny

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. >> terry, look, look. you can't basically go on the way we're going. if we allow china to- >> agreed. >> to legally subsidize these goods and flood our big box retailers with these cheap chinese goods we're never going to be able to restore our manufacturing base because our people can't compete with that. you have to understand, terry, there's these huge huge hidden costs for those cheap products. of course, we can ask the american people to stop buying made in china because if they do that, it will save their jobs, they'll buy less -- more safe products made here in america and elsewhere and we'll be able to restore our manufacturing base. you seem so wato want them to g keep spending on their credit card and that's what got the middle class in trouble. >> don't do that. i do not endorse -- >> i know terry does not endorse prolific spending. >> spend away. >> let me suggest. >> team, team, let me suggest something about manufacturing. there are two countries that have demonstrated you can still have manu

then the car behind terry rams him and sends terry's car rolling. >> oh, my god! >> terry's car bursts into flames. >> the thing that was not normal for a crash was how quickly the car caught on fire. usually a fire will start in the front of the car or rear of the car and kind of spread. when he went upside down the car burst into flames all over the car. >> the next minute is terrifying. >> there's a lot of screaming, people yelling. >> everyone please stay back. >> people start rushing down towards the fence to see or get close. >> you cannot be of any assistance. >> at any moment the car could explode. safety personnel rush to the track to try to douse the flames. >> we'll take care the drivers the best we can. >> the safety crew gets to the car as quick as they can and try to get the fire under control. >> driver terry muskrat struggles to free himself from the wreckage. >> terry muskrat's car gets engulfed in the flame. he couldn't get himself out. it was very scary. >> the fire is proving too hot for safety officials who haven't had time to put on protectiv

then i began to have thoughts about terri.ought maybe terri was a little bit different, you know. >> how so? >> i felt that the person was more like a man than like a woman, and i thought that the person maybe had been a man. >> why? >> from feeling into this area of their body, you know. i thought that's very similar to me, you know. it's like the person has had their sex organ removed. that's what i thought, you know, but i wasn't completely sure. this was after we got married. >> it was on the fourth day of their honeymoon when terri confirmed moore's suspicions. >> i confronted terri, you know, with some questions that i had, and she told me that she had been a man. >> did it make you question yourself? >> oh, yeah. still to this day. >> tell me about that. >> well, to find out you're in love with someone that is homosexual and you're not a homosexual, then things started progressing to real loss of temper, you know, towards the individual and hatred for the individual. i began to hate them, you know, and i hated them enou

terry, thank you. >> terry, thanks for helping us out. >>> 9:57 is the time now on this tuesday.here with what to expect. good morning. >> we might get a severe thunderstorm watch issued in a couple hours. no severe weather. we have some heavier rains moving into virginia out of west virginia. expect a band of heavy downpours moving. up toward martinsburg over the next half hour. this whole area in yellow under a risk of damaging winds. now, danella, how is traffic? >> i'm checking things out in southeast. if you are traveling southbound lanes of 800 block of southern avenue, it's closed. northbound is carrying both directions of travel in that area. i-270 southbound on falls road, travel l

terry, i go to you first because you are a military guy. west, that was a knockout. >> patrick murphy, drunk irish guy getting in a fight. weird. >> that is so racist. >> i am irish so i can say that. >> i am going to give uh ticket. >> i am irish and i will get away with that. >> and allen west was always a hero. he does the kind of stuff we all want to be able to do. basically his men were more important than anything. he knew he was going to get in trouble from doing that. he saved the lives of his guys. it is funny murphy's campaign is going, you don't want to pull that file out because it is like, dude, that's the biggest thing for him. the fact they are saying that -- do they know what they are stepping in right now? they are going to lose. >> andy, you come from a military family, i believe. perhaps i just made that up. is this politics at its worst or best? >> at its best. my dad used to fire a firearm right by my head. it always straightened me out. i think it is good policy. >> my dad just called it a firearm. >> i don't know what

. >> then we'll take you on terry cruz, burning up the nfl and burning up the internet.at? he's bringing his muscles here. going to join us for our "take 3" segment in a couple of minutes and more stuff during the 9:00 hour. what, go ahead, say it. no, come on. >> no good can come of this. >> not for television. >> maybe thinking about buying or selling a home. barbara corcoran is here to show you what you can get for $400,000 or less. whether it's a modern, a contemporary or a traditional home, well, we've got the 411 for you. >> well, let's go inside. natalie's got the headlines. >> good morning again, matt, savannah and al. >>> mitt romney isn't apologizing for comments he made to wealthy dopers at a florida fund-raiser. the reap captain can presidential hopeful said on a secret video that 47% of americans believe they are entitled to help from help from the government. he the video was made public by the magazine "mother jones. ". >>> olympic snowboarding champ shaun white was released by nashville police after his arrest early sunday on charges of public intoxicatio

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terry biggio, he's also back from iraq and he, too, has been promoted at the f.a.a.o his dream job, overseeing the busiest air traffic control center in the nation, atlanta. his office filled with remiepd mi minders 9/11 and a baseball bat from his brother, form eer housn astro, craig biggio. >> i knew when i was about 10 years olt what i wanted to be i wanted to be an air traffic controller and i have no regrets. as an athlete, it would have been cool. but there's nothing like working airplanes. you know? and there's nothing like being involved in our air traffic control system. it's the greatest in the world. >> reporter: are you glad you were would recollecting that morning? >> i was. we won ir another at points in has god put me here? in part for mef, i'd like to think that 9/11 is why i was here. >> reporter: the united airlines dispatcher ed ballinger left the airline after 44 years. he has thought about but has not talked to the relatives of those who have died on united flight 93. the flight he tried to warn to say he was sorry. 9/11 commission investigators

terry one of the victims refused medical treatment? sorry about the loss of terry's audio.of the injured was a firefighter, one person suffered smoke inhalation, we will check in with terry later to get more information about that fire. >>> new this morning, san francisco police officer is under investigation after surveillance video caught her shoplifting jewelry from bloomingdale's, while in uniform. no word on when or the name of the officer. no charges have been filed. an internal police investigation is underway. the san francisco police department is not commenting on the case. sources close to the investigation say, store surveillance appears to show the officer lifting something from a display case. >> two men accused of beating giants' fan brian stow more than a year ago could be on trial the end of the year. they appeared in a los angeles courtroom. new public defender assigned. sanchez and nor wood are expected back in court obvious -- november 27th, the trial is expected to start within 20 days of that november appearance. they've both pleaded not guilty. >>> ri

he then shoves terry into the cooler.ter hh incident terry's boss gave her two days off but then fired her for unrelated reasons. "he was more concerneddabout gettiig that store open than if me and her were ok."//butt to//"what has gone on so bad in your life, that you have to traumatize mine?" mine?"the manager did not respond for commenn.the robber has yet tt be caught. common sense says you shouldn't punish a studeet for trying to exercise her free spe. speech.well that's appareetly what happened áyadixy betannourtá in florida.she wrote a letter on facebook to school administrators about the policies and conditions of the school... hoping it would inspire change...but instead her plan backfired. "our bathrooms areedisgusting it is preposteroos that we in the mirror ause there not actually mirrors." betancourt was suspended after sommone made cooies of the around school. sse says she does belieee she ould have better way. 3 when we switched to fios, we got better tv, better phone, better internet. [ male announcer ] it'

sue hall, terry mcsweeney keeping us posted there. >>> 5:23.former baltimore ravens owner art modell has died he was 87. the team said he died early today at johns hopkins where he had been admitted wednesday, a cause of death not given. he was among the most important figures in the nfl as owner of the browns which became the ravens after he moved the team to baltimore in 1996. >>> brandon mccarthy in the hospital after being hit ined the head by a line drive. the angels swept the a's winning 7-1. here's the scary scene in the 4th. aybar with a line drive, his head slammed on the ground the ball hit mccarthy above his right ear he did not lose consciousness but looked dazed after. mccarthy was able to walk-off the field but will stay in the hospital for observation. getting applause from the audience the fans. the a's are off today but he's not expected to be in seattle where the team plays tomorrow night. >> looks like a concussion cause . the giants have the day off before they take on the dodgers tomorrow night. giants maintain 4 1/2 game l

in new york city, this is "nightline," september 13th, 2012. >> good evening, i'm terry moran. tonight, it was a day of fury, as violent anti-american protests erupt at u.s. embassies across the arab world. in cairo tonight, clashes with police have turned violent, after hundreds stormed the american compound in yemen earlier today. it's all part of the uproar over an american-made movie that mocks the muslim prophet muhammad. tonight, american officials are warning that extremist groups could spread this violence back here at home and abc's martha raddatz brings us the latest. >> reporter: tonight, protesters and egyptian security forces are facing off outside the embassy in cairo. the crowds, throwing stones and molotov cocktails, greeted with tear gas in return. it has been a long day of unrest in the region. this morning, outside the u.s. embassy in yemen's capital, protesters smashing windows and climbing the walls to the compound. at around 4:30 a.m. east coast time, yemen's spokesperson in washington tweeted in all caps, "protesters have stormed the u.s. embassy in sana'

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faa managers terry biggio and mike mccormick would take this day and ask what more they could do.vernment would try to rebuild iraq's infrastructure, including its air traffic control system. mike mccormick volunteered and recruited others, including biggio, whose brother-in-law was fighting there for the u.s. >> i felt like i was on the sidelines. i felt i could do more. i've got all this experience. i was an faa academy instructor. they needed a training program for the iraqi controllers and that was something that i have done for my entire career, so i've done all of those things and i felt i could help. i signed up in a minute. >> reporter: biggio would help train air traffic controllers in iraq, spending nearly a year. mike mccormick stayed through four tours. >> i don't think anyone ever gets over it. september 11th is irrevocably intertwined into everything i am and everything i do today. so it's part of me. >> reporter: "the footnotes of 9/11" continues. up next -- the footnotes who can't forget that face. >> eight months after i retired, i started having psychological pro

terry williams was convicted of two grisly murders in the 1980's.irst, he was convicted of killing herbert hamilton, a 50- year-old man found naked with his throat cut by a knife. williams was tried for 3rd degree murder in the case and sentenced to 27 years -- a somewhat lenient charge because the murder reportedly happened after hamilton had demanded he pose naked for him. then in 1986, williams was convicted of killing a second man, and his norwood, who's been with the tire iron, set on fire, and left in the cemetery. the murder happened just three months after terry williams turned 18 years old. with the jury in the case did not know is that norwood had sexually abused williams and had allegedly, violently raped him the night before. furthermore, williams had suffered years of physical and sexual abuse by older men. most recently, evidence has emerged the prosecutors tried to make robbery seem like the motive for the case, even though william's co-defendant knew about the sexual abuse. a hearing on this part of the case is set to take place toda

mary, good morning. >> caller: hello terry.ho just managed to get through. >> bill: i'm glad to hear from you. >> caller: good morning i just wanted to share with everyone how awesome i thought the speakers were. each and every one of them made a compelling reason why to re-elect the president. including the ones who shared their personal stories which i think was especially powerful. >> bill: i thought it was. they were interspersed throughout the convention every night and these people would pop up. i thought they were really -- they were real people. >> they really were. i think what this convention had was inspiration. really inspired people. and as mary knows because she's a good friend of mine. she's a member of our national board. we're going to have to be on the ground in this election. i think the other people, so many billionaires backing them. they're going to be in the air. but the ground game is where we're going to win this election. the last five days in charlotte proved to me that we are going to have a massive

terry mcsweeney is on the way, right now.s right there on the scene gathering the latest he'll have more coming up. >>> scaling back the search for sierra lamar missing morgan hill girl. her mother shares her emotions with abc7 news. >>> special honor today for a san francisco firefighter who put his life on

terri joins us live from the purple onion with the fond farewell. terri? >> it is difficult to be sad at comedy club but that's the underlying theme here on the last night in existence. the people you see in front of the club are some of the 55 comedian who are doing 5 minute bits each tonight on the last nature. then some time around 3:00 o'clock this morning there is one last laugh. >> mission district used to stand for sag. gang. drug. prostitution. >>reporter: that comedian is standing in a spot where legend perform and legend made on stage at the purple onion. not just comedian but years ago musicians too. like the the kingston trio and a gym neighbor. 100 people packed in on the final night. >> great place to come comedy in san francisco. it's so small you end up feeling like family after awhile. >>reporter: so you are losing a member of the family. >> a little bit. >>reporter: business hasn't been good enough to stay open. dozens of comedian taking the stage tonight told me that's a big loss. >> smother brother very famous album here. richard prior.

the irony to me was the fact that terry was in prison for robbery. >> because he was already serving a life sentence, moore did not receive any new criminal charges for the stabbing, but was kept in lockdown until his transfer to another prison later that year. >> it was not the first stabbing, probably not going to be the last time. >> terry, what if he would have died? >> that was something he should have thought of when he took my stuff. was it worth it to him or a question for me to ask. >> coming up. >> any prison gang would be happy to get their hands on shawn gaines. >> the ex-leader of a white supremacist gang faces a whole new reality. >> if i'm ever put in general population i'm as good as dead. ♪ i can do anything today ♪ i can go anywhere ♪ i can go anywhere today ♪ la la la la la la la [ male announcer ] dow solutions help millions of people by helping to make gluten free bread that doesn't taste gluten free. together, the elements of science and the human element can solve anything. solutionism. the new optimism. has a facebook page these days. but where's the relations