. >> i had a question with regards to the crossing guard. so i probably once every month have a request from the school to go to understand the process better around the crossing guards and my consistent message is it has to be evaluated so it's not something that they have a pool crossing guards and they send them to the various schools. i know there's yours that you've identified that -- where there's high concentration of kids that walk, but what are we doing to do some more kind of -- the outreach piece of the work for schools that are consistently asking for crossing guards and are there are some fundraising efforts we can do jointly to -- because i know you're very limited on the number of crossing guards that's you have as well and then not to bring you back too many years but in 5th grade i was a crossing guard and i see that in our schools and our private schools but i don't see within our public school systems so i wonder how encouraging that is and is that an okay thing to do particularly in some of the highly active intersections

and a lot of those requirements are based on the number of pedestrian that you have crossing the street. and you know, it's almost like deciding where you're going to build a bridge by counting the number of people swimming across the river. if the street isn't hostile, people aren't crossing so why would you base your sort of decision on that. and in addition, even if you have only five people crossing a day, but they're getting pedestrian -- but pedestrians are getting injured with frequency, you still want to do something. this has a lighter set of requirements and it has a good yielding performance as a signal so you're able to put in a good signal without breaking federal rules. i'm going on close on the prioritization and over the next eight to ten months, and hopefully less than that, the city is working on a list of pedestrian safety improvements. these are some of the criteria that we'll take into account as we're putting together to meet that goal and implement five miles each year. these are the things we'll take into consideration, but over the next several months, we'll hav

the crossing guard program is in the mta and we he do a full evaluation and we do it on every corner that has a guard to make sure they're still meeting the criteria that are set out and the children using the crosswalk and also the relative safety of that crosswalk in terms of how many lanes are there and there's a whole set of criteria that gets used to do that evaluation, but then comes the hard part. we have a fine number of crossing guards that's fixed and if we discover that one corner no longer meets that criteria but we have one that does, that's a challenging conversation to go have because you're taking away an amendity that the parents and the children and community have come to expert and explain that some where else needs it more is really tough. so those are things that we -- decisions we take seriously and try every year make budget request so we can increase the crossing guards to we can limit that so rob peter to pay paul. we do an a lot of communication with the schools and evaluations of where the crossing guards are and making sure we're putting them where they do

. >> in the east bay first crosses went up seven years ago during the heat of the we'll be right back. -- war with iraq. >> with the war in afghanistan and our involvement diminishing what does the future hold for the crosses of lay fa yet? >> well, the crosses have been a fixture since 2006. during that time, they have survived vandalism and the death of the property owner who was a big supporter of the effort. now, the founder is drawing a new plan for this land. once a beacon of controversy, they're now largely accepted in a community that initially had a hard time embracing them, this city councilman remembers well the passion stird but the crosses. >> there were military family who's looked not supportive but an equal number of military families who said people are not paying attention to all of the people dying over there. >> we get people expressing anger towards this. >> the founder says the crosses have been accepted and recognized as sacrifices made. >> most people should be accepting of the crosses and few realize our hearts under the right place. >> lay fayette's carey bro

the crossing guard program is in the mta and we he do a full evaluation and we do it on every corner that has a guard to make sure they're still meeting the criteria that are set out and the children using the crosswalk and also the relative safety of that crosswalk in terms of how many lanes are there and there's a whole set of criteria that gets used to do that evaluation, but then comes the hard part. we have a fine number of crossing guards that's fixed and if we discover that one corner no longer meets that criteria but we have one that does, that's a challenging conversation to go have because you're taking away an amendity that the parents

how long to ydo you think the rd cross will remain in moore? for this community to be whole again? >> well, we're early on when communities like this need help, and that's really the first line that the red cross is responsible for. so you see us early, but we stay here for a good long time. we start out with our sheltering operations. then we work to take care of first responders as they first come into the neighborhoods. later we work with our partners and come into the neighborhoods and start feeding and providing supplies and services to the people who are here to clean up their neighborhood. and then we work a lot of other partners for that longer term recovery. and it really is a great mesh of many organizations and the red cross is proud to take an important lead in it. >> now, there's been an incredible outpouring of support from many people. that includes, of course, a check for $1 million to the american red cross. written out by nba star kevin dura durant. we have information -- >> wow. >> -- on how viewers can also contribute to the

more than 90 cents out of every dollar raised by the red cross goes to relief efforts. more than 90%. and that is critical of the and the reason that they're so effective at all that is because more than 95% of the people who do the work for the red cross are volunteers. we'll be here all afternoon through the 4, 5 and 6 manning the phones, talking to some of these folks once they have a minute to talk to us. for now back into the studio. >>> let's get the latest now on the storms that we've had nnls area today. >> i'm still watching for the next ten minutes here. severe thunderstorm warning right up here in areas of warren county, around shenandoah county, around frederick county in virginia and eastern hardy county. the red that you're seeing there is now a flash flood warning for areas of frederick and shenandoah county until 7:15 because of the fact that they have had so much rain there. they have already picked up an inch of rain and could get another inch before the cell moves on out. you can see areas that will be impacted the next couple of minutes. lebanon churc

. >> and in lafayette the thousands of white crosses on the hillside there have taken on new meaningver the years since they first weren't up. what began as war protest now really morph nude a powerful memorial. laura on what happens next now that the war in afghanistan is diminishing. >> we really feel lake we want to do something more. >> seven years since founder jeff heat placed the first set of white cross on grassy hillside across from the lafayette bart station. it was an action he says was meant as protest against war. >> we get few people who express anger towards us. but i think that in general most people seem to be really accepting of the crosses and do realize our hearts are in the right place. we are very supportive of the truth. >>reporter: today the crosses are seen by many as proper police to remember and pay respect to those lost in the war in afghanistan and iraq. now that the war are winding downon for the hillside. >> we focus in on now is veteran recovery center and housing. >>reporter: heat already hearing opposition to the idea of putting veteran housing on th

cross, too. i get to the middle of the intersection, and i find out that the light has changed. >> we need to be able to work and go from one place to the other and have public transportation. the world needs to be open. >> people on disability has the task of addressing all the disability. when we are talk about the sidewalks, ramps, we have very specific issues. for people blind and low vision, we have the issue of knowing where they are and when the cross. it can be hit or miss. >> at hulk and grove, that sound the the automatic -- it helps people cross the street safely. >> now we have a successful pedestrian signal. >> i push the button, i get an audible message letting me know that i need to wait. when it is safe to cross, not only am i going to get an audible indicator, this button is going to vibrate. so it tells me it is safe. there is the driller sound and this trigger is vibrating. i am not relying on anything but the actual light change, the light cycle built into it. >> it brings san francisco fr

more importantly now that we know that the red line has been crossed and the red line has been crossed, what next? >> we still have some uncertainties. >> we are working to establish credible and corroborated facts as to whether or not the president's red line has been crossed. >> we don't know how they were used, when they were used, who used them. >> jon: for instance, did he use them in a boat? did he use them in a boat? did he use them in a house? did he use them with a mouse? it's from obama's new book "red lines and gas." look, i can't imagine that everyone is satisfied with the obama administration's approach. >> are you satisfied with the approach the administration is taking? >> no. i haven't been satisfied for a long time. >> i hope that this new revelation of chemical weapons will move the president to do what he should have done two years ago. >> we've got 70,000 dead people in that part of the world as a result of assad. we as america have never let something like that happen before. >> jon: thank you. well, obviously except for rwanda and darfur and bosnia and cambodia. p

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we are teaming up with the red cross today to hold a phone drive. lines will be open until 7:00 tonight. if you would like to make a donation call us at 202-858-4949. the mum, again, 202-885-4949. >>> and turning to the weather now. cloudy but warm start to this day. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein joins us with the first forecast. >> yeah. the air is still thick with humidity. good morning. keeping an eye out for the development of severe storms perhaps later this afternoon. right now don't have anything severe showing up. don't have any thunderstorms at all. over the last couple of hours looking at the high resolution satellite and radar image, areas offite sprinkle in our eastern suburbs and farther north and west of washington. breaks in the clouds and sunshine. southern maryland, parts of the eastern shore. and as well as the northern shenandoah valley in the mountains getting sunshine breaking up. and temperatures are now climbing into the upper 70s. not going warm up much more. probably going to hold steady in the upper 70s to near 80 d

the red cross set up to aid victims of wars in natural disasters, and, today, the ameran red cross isictims of the tornado disaster in oklaha. currently, the american red cross has sever shelts open in oklahoma, emergency response vehicles eliveringhot mals as we told you earlier. -hanks to the american red cross, families across t u.s. get the help they ne, and it all began 132 years ago on may 21st. still to come, my two crepts more on the big announcement from the world of golf today. you want to know this, and cable ala crt, only payfor those you watch? it could happen. details next. ♪ gerri: the way you watch tv is cnging, and a new bill culd change the way you pay for it. ♪ 7 gerri: a new bill in congress is turning up the heat on your television provider pushing them to allo consume to pick and choose their own channels ala cart. joining me with the details senior staff attorney for public knowledge. john, welcome to the show. this is john mccain's bll, not the first time he's put the bill up. do you think it's a good idea? >> i think it's a good first step towards reform. i'm

why did he pick the red cross? picked the red cross because my house burned in june, 2011, the red cross shed up on the heels of the firefighters and took control of a chaotic scene and tock care of my wife, and kids and made sure they were okay and really the reason i went to play on celebrity apprentice on behalf of the american red cross, because they respond to 70,000 house fires and the natural disasters and things we identify the red cross with just like what is happening in oklahoma. they respond in a houj way. every day. 24 hours a day. there is a red cross volunteer selflessly helping somebody else. i just want to try to do something to remind people of that. we shouldn't take them for granted. they are on the job every single day and not only the huge natural disasters. >> he's paying it forward. if you would like to donate to the red cross, go to redcross.org. or 1- 800- red cross if you would like to help. >> the agency that is tasked with handling obama care, is under fire. the agency can't be trusted

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many people do want to help the red cross. hey dough do want to come in to volunteer, how do they do that without interfering with what is going on there in moore, oklahoma? >> well, our initial teams on the ground have been trained and are serving meals to first responders and things like that. anyone who wants to donate now can go to red cross.org back slash okc and get information classes we're holding for volunteers as early as tomorrow to come down. test test >> this is a fox news weather alert. >> part of america's heartland in ruins tonight and many parents without their children. a deadly and devastating tornado slamming into the suburbs of oklahoma city, literally flattening neighborhoods and destroying elementary schools. at this moment rescue workers are out at plaza towers elementary school looking for graders and teachers that are lost, buried under all of that debris. >> the connish ifed death toll -- the confirmed death toll at this hour is 21. at least 20 children are among the dead. many of those children were

already stacking up towards the over crossing at this point. 10 to 15 minutes from the bay bridge at 6:05 this morning. if you are crossing the golden gate bridge, this is what it looks like. looks like they got four lanes opened now. traffic heading towards san francisco. and quick check of our maps, this accident it is not clear yet. lucas valley road on ramp is partially blocked with overturned crash. minor injuries involve odd. main lines of the freeway okay. the on ramp is partially blocked. and quick look at highway 4 because again, back to work tuesday. it is very slow now on westbound coming through antioch. back to you guys. >> thank you. a daily city driver is facing charges after a deadly crash. happened early yesterday on hillside boulevard. three passengers in a mustang died when the car they were riding in was cut in half and they were ejected. a second car involved but the driver was not hurt. the victims were all in their 20s from daily city. >>> wntss say the driver walked away from the crash after try to go revive one of the victims. >> it's an on-going investigation

make a gift to the american red cross. netary donations help us move very quickly, help us make sure that the needs are met very fast. things like, you know, clothing and all of that are very cumbersome and can be very expensive on a nonprofit to accept and sort and clean and then distribute in a meaningful manner. so we really encourage making a donation. and that's real easy to do. go to redcross.org. call 800-red-cross. or text the word redcross to 90999. it makes a quick $10 donation. that $10 donation can go to provide a hot meal for someone who's in one of our shelters. you know, monetary donation is not the way that someone wishes to go, they can always donate blood. >> and given your experience with these kinds of disasters, how long does it take a community to recover from something like this? how long does the red cross plan on being on the ground there? >> well, you know, it's so early i would hate to speculate on how long it's going to be for this community to get back on their feet. i would imagine that they'll

the idea of escaping the. cross the older brother. they decided to take the entire family with them to. go back to the u.s. to collect. from. the older brothers took control of the whole situation. would do. if it was for the good of the family. but it was the boy's idea to start earning money mom didn't work and they were living in an apartment so there was no more livestock they had to earn a living they couldn't do anything but play music there was no other option. we started learning different phrases we wanted to be able to communicate once we fled abroad. i still can't understand. this incredible stupidity this was unbelievably stupid what was this all for. the plane had landed at the military security forces. of the hijacked planes crew did they continue to make excuses for delaying takeoff. we were told by radio that . we had to drag as long as we could. have time to get here and help the passengers. to appease the older of the flight engineer resorted to a clever subterfuge. i went up on to the right wing and pretended i was

in the summer of nine hundred forty one on the crossing the. one hundred thousand people were killed while they were trying to escape the surrounding enemy . eyewitnesses say that the river ran red with blood for several days now candles float down the river. moscow's military history club called the division has traveled here to honor the memory of fallen russian soldiers but this journey to smolensk is just the beginning now they have three thousand kilometers to cover across the european roads to take part in the legendary war in peace show in england. in the village of belching and candles the old hope surrounded by a huge park today it attracts collectors of military vehicles and others with an interest in reaction great battles of the past century the thirtieth war and peace show is about to take place. since the beginning of summer has turned the festival venue into a swamp. the military enthusiastic began arriving long before the beginning of the show for them not even bad weather can overshadow the event they've been waiting a whole ye

the red cross were the ones who announced it on twitter. >>> speaking to the red cross time to clear confusion about where your donation actually goes. when you tech the word redcross to the number 90999, the red cross says your $10 dough face goes to a national disaster recovery fund. >> that means that some of the money donated by text may or may not end up being used in oklahoma. there's just no guarantee. now, if you wish to donate through the local chapter of the oklahoma red cross you can do so by going to the chapter's website. >>> deadly twister hit close to home for country story toby keith, he was in nashville watching it on the ipad when he watched it roll through his old neighborhood. >> he said the people of oklahoma are resilient and will bounce back. in the meantime, he's been on the phone talking to people about getting a benefit concert together possibly at the university of oklahoma. >>> and finally a somewhat ironic find amid the destruction of moore. >> a camera crew was there as one resident showed after a dvd that he found, the movie "twister". >> remember that,

>> the red cross will be here. open the shelters tonight and will remain open for as long as people are needing them. hard to say how many people use the shelters. nonetheless they will be open tomorrow with threat of more severe weather. we have to keep an eye on what people need to do. if we need to move them out of the area we will. if we have to move more we will. we have a lot of leak cal community groups the cities local churches so that we are on stand by. before this storm even hit we started last week contacting the emergency medical management to make sure we were ready for the storms when they hit. we are most definitely ready to go. get out and do the communities we are in there we hear them flag us down we will give you some water we will get you what you need to make sure you feel better. we are in the process of setting that up. we have to make sure we are safe in the city. >> we have the information on the screen text red cross 90999 with your donations. big hearts in this country, ken. we all help

the red cross sending similar help to the area. if you want to connect with people searching for loved ones in the wake of the storm, you can. if you want to go to go to safe and well.org. enter your information and list yourself as safe and you can check with people who have registered as well. people are helping out in shelters. our alicia acuna is live in one of the moore community center which is the shelter for everybody here tonight. how is it going alicia. >> how is it going, shepard. some are coming here to sleep some to rest. if you take a look, this is where a lot of folks are dropping off supplies. this is something that has been going on day. folks trying to help out any way they can. now, the red cross says that a lot of people actually prefer to stay with family and friends. but, still, the university of oklahoma is on summer break and it says that it is opening up its dorms to displaced families, also. and today a huge celebrity here. ou head football coach bob stucks brought stacks of $50 gift cards and decided to c

, but i represented the red cross on the celebrity apprentice this year because sometimes we forget thatond to over 70,000 house fires a year in this country. so right now we know there are red cross volunteers helping people in oklahoma, but 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 there is a red cross volunteer somewhere in this country, selflessly helping somebody so -- martha: one of the reasons that you are such a supporter is because they came to your aid when you had a huge fire that devastated your home where your family lives and your daughters, right? >> right. i was in alaska, in june 2011 when our home burned in nashville, and the red cross was right on the heels of the firefighters coming in. they show up at that chaotic scene, and take control of it, and ask pertinent questions that you don't think -- stuff you don't think about when you're in that moment, you're in shock. and i was very thankful that they were there to help my kids and my wife through all of that. martha: one of the things that struck me you have a new album called "love will" it's about love continuing to e

idea. >> we want to feel like we want to do something mere it's been seven years since the first seft white crosses were placed on the hillside. an action he says was meant as a protest against war. >> we gemt expressing anger towards us but i think people should be accepting of the crosses and do realize our hearts nrt plate rite place. >> today, crosses are seen as a proper place to remember, and pay resfokts those lost in the wars in afghanistan and iraq. now the wars are winding down heaton has a new vision for the hillside. >> what we're focusing on now is a veteran recovering center and housing. >> he's hearing opposition to the idea. >> it's zoned for two homes, there are two parcel there's. >> the city councilman says it's unlikely the city council would approve multi family use for the property it would be problematic to get past. it's inconsis stents with plans in place for decade autos first, it was kind of an aflont to me. >> once an opponent of the crosses this resident believes it would be a great place to help veterans gelt a new start. >> doing something besides making a visual disp

idea. >> we want to feel like we want to do something mere it's been seven years since the first seft white crosses were placed on the hillside. an action he says was meant as a protest against war. >> we gemt expressing anger towards us but i think people should be accepting of the crosses and do realize our hearts nrt plate rite place. >> today, crosses are seen as a proper place to remember, and pay resfokts those lost in the wars in afghanistan and iraq. now the wars are winding down heaton has a new vision for the hillside. >> what we're focusing on now is a veteran recovering center and housing. >> he's hearing opposition to the idea. >> it's zoned for two homes, there are two parcel there's. >> the city councilman says it's unlikely the city council would approve multi family use for the property it would be problematic to get past. it's inconsis stents with plans in place for decade autos first, it was kind of an aflont to me. >> once an opponent of the crosses this resident believes it would be a great place to help veterans gelt a new start. >> doing something besides making a visual disp

another energy company, phillips 66 says it is donating a million dollars to the red cross. this is just a sam plink as the american red cross receives significant contributions for disaster aid from the business community. >> if the notion of a partnership, these are the true partners of the red cross. what we've seen in many of these corporations, they do the early investment as part of annual disaster giving program. then they and their employees step up as well in times of disaster with additional donations to help those in need. they're motivated, both as, businesses making invests but also in terms of compassion when they see a disaster on the ground. >> dozens of american companies participate in the red cross's disaster-giving program. they involve donations and commitments from businesses on an annual basis that gives the red cross the ability to deploy into a disaster area immediately especially when give such little warning like in the case of a tornado. the red cross has also gotten an over whelming response from kids individuals. you can be part of that. text red

literally, you had to go to the border, cross on foot. basically find a cab or a truck or something from there to the border. >> so when you were crossing the border, is this a mile or two or something that's taking -- >> literally have to cross the border on foot. >> you think the canada border, how you cross the inspection. well, there are many guns around. >> we have about a minute left. so, you come to america, you go to school, you start your first company and can't get a visa to be in our own company. is that fairly a fairly accurate assessment? >> the first company we attempted was when we were graduate students back in maryland. >> didn't have a visa to do that. >> no green card -- >> you've got to shut down your company because you haven't got the visa to hire other people. >> they're on the billboard that says you can get a move from canada for entrepreneurs. >> canada's taking some who can't find jobs, they live in canada and see what happens, which is really -- >> well, the state of the immigration today. thank you for sharing

. >> collections for the red cross and salvation army to help the tornado victims. today throughout the day is taking the nation. this is a great opportunity to get the community out and realize that, you know, we're a selective body and race money. what do you want them to take away today? >> i want them to know that maybe join the club. and be aware and what we do. and how we impact our community. >> i would say do you. good job be there. >> thank you. >>> that kicks off at 7:30 this morning. and reporting live, sherrie johnson, abc 2 news. >>> and oklahoma is dealing with more severe weather in the form of flooding. and rain poured down slowing down a recovery effort and flooding the roads. take a look at this. this car had to be towed. the weather sells is warning of more possible storms across the midwest. officials say the number is you will remember that is from the twister on monday. >>> and carrie underwood is donating 1 million-dollars to the red cross. this is for disaster relief. she watched the devastation with sadness she wanted to help the victims. >>

you can see the cyclists crossed the golden gate bridge., they're making their way, 81 miles north to the finish line in santa rosa. by the end of today, they will have travelled more than 750 miles of california coast lines and roadways since last suay. that is a gorgeous day. >> speeders watch out. we crunched the numbers to find out where in the bay area you are likely to get a speeding ticket. michelle griego breaks it down in a story you will see only on kpix5. >> my day starts at 6:00 a.m. in the morning. >> reporter: officer russell is on the prowl looking for speeders. >> the traffic stop is like a box of chocolates. you never know what you're going to get. >> reporter: his patrol area. the quiet east bay town of moraga. the violent crime rate is one of the lowest in the state. speeders are a problem. like this pickup. >> he was speeding at 51 miles an hour. >> reporter: he writes three to 10 tickets a day but -- . >> no, there is no quotas. there is not a lot of issue quotas. >> reporter: as for speed traps. >> we don't have speed

the red cross has set up an evacuation center at santa barbara city college. as of right now, no local crews from the bay area headed to help out in the fire fight. they are read did i just in case. >>> 4:32. a vallejo teenager who disappeared has been found. a dive team was searching for 17-year-old kevin knight when they discovered his body. knight and another boy were playing in the water yesterday morning when he suddenly went under water. he yelled for help. the other boy thought he was joking and told him to quit playing around. signs are posted at the beach warning people not to swim because of a sudden dropoff and strong currents in the water. we are also learning new details about a hit and run crash that killed three young people from daly city. speed and alcohol may have played a role. the driver of a green mustang rear-ended a honda on hillside boulevard around 7:30 yesterday morning. the honda hit a retaining wall. the driver is expected to be okay. police think the mustang hit a different retaining wall breaking that car into two. three passengers

that's why we're working with the american red cross to bring you this special series on first aid. >> today we're talking first-aid kits. to walk us through the "must haves" is lipica shah, from the american red cross. so, where do we begin? >> well every home needs to have at least one portable first-aid kit, and it should be in a place that's easily accessible to everybody, and everybody should know what that place is. kits can come ready-made,ntainiu can make one yourself and customize it. but every kit needs to have a few basic items, like a first-aid guide. this is your one-stop shop for every skill, every injury, every illness that you might need. so you don't have to worry about what to do. it's all in the guide. you should also have bandages of various sizes... and some antiseptic wipes, or alcohol wipes, to clean a wound. you should also have some gauze. gauze comes in different sizes, so you can kind of decide what you might need for your own needs. then you need a compress, something that you can break to make something cool. a pair of scissors to cut tape, if necessary. a

. >>> the international degree of the red cross is looking for donors to help syrians fleeing. >> our frustration is that the conflict spreads faster than our our ability to deliver. >> mauer says the biggest obstacle for the red cross is the disrespect they face on the part of combatants. because there's no clear distinction between military and civilian objectives. >> the fragmentation of the power in syria is so that we are confronted with route blocks and checkpoints all over syria in the hands of different authorities. >> the red cross asked donor nations to help double its aid budget for syria and refugees to about $104 million. >>> kpop is popular entertainment from south korea that's gained fans from around the world. hoping another cultural offering will receive the same enthusiastic response, musical theater. nhk world reporter reports on the country's latest strategy to promote korean culture. >> reporter: this area is known as south korea's broadway. 130 theaters, big and small, are crowded into one square kilometer. it is becoming increasingly popular in south korea. the

the red cross did. tweeted out under a different name than i think is usual for him on twitter, but the red cross said he made this incredible donation like so many others who are giving whatever they have. obviously, most of us don't have a million dollars, but $10, $5, and sometimes just a thought that things will be better. >> up next, another update from our reporters on the ground. we'll talk to a researcher from the federal agency responsible for issuing warnings ahead of these severe events. i love to golf. ♪ [ grunts ] yowza! that's why i eat belvita at breakfast. it's made with delicious ingredients and carefully baked to release steady energy that lasts... we are golfing now, buddy! [ grunts ] ...all morning long. i got it! for the win! uno mas! getting closer! belvita breakfast biscuits -- steady energy to do what i do all morning long. big time taste should fit in a little time cup. new single serve cafe collections from maxwell house now available for use in the keurig k-cup brewer. always

anthony cart arrested for felony vandalism this morning. >> he admitted freely that he had papered the crosslk and pl that he had done what he thought was correct for the neighborhood. >> intersection of sonoma and illinois has 3 legal crosswalk but for some reason not a fourth. he lives near the corner and it would make his walk across the street easier but cal-trans calls the shots on crosswalk because sonoma boulevard is also state route 29. >> cal-trans is responsible for pantying the cross walks and they do surveys$x from about te to time and they decide where there's going to be the crosswalk. >> neighbor guy sanchez saw him out painting at 5:00 a.m. couple weak aichlingt i thought maybe it was one of the one of the citizen ass round here that wanted to take care of that for the city of vallejo. >> he was surpriseed to hear he was arrested. >> he was? wow! i didn't know that. >> would you like to see a crosswalk here. >> yes. it's needed. >>reporter: the police department says it will cost 1,000 dollars to finish repairing the intersection by cal-trans. he's set to be arraigned tuesda

we know the border crossing between egypt and the gaza strip has been closed as well as the port and commercial crossing between egypt and israel. the egyptian government has said there will be no negotiation or dialogue with the kidnappers. with the military presence increasing, it does appear some kind of attack is imminent. >> two brazilians have died in the hot air balloon accident in turkey. at least 20 others are injured after two blues collided in the air. these pictures were taken by a witness. passengers were mostly tourists from brazil, spain, and asia. it is the second fatal accident since the tourists started in the region a decade ago. a 24-hour curfew remains in place across the northern nigerian city. it is part of a government offensive against the armed group that wants to impose islamic law. the army says of least 14 fighters have been killed since the operation began almost a week ago. the government has offered amnesty to any fighters who wished to surrender. has been calmon in the places we know about. it is not clear what is happening in the 11th and neighborhood

many people do want to help the red cross. they dough do want to come in to volunteer, how do they do that without interfering with what is going on there in moore, oklahoma? >> well, our initial teams on the ground have been trained and are serving meals to first responders and things like that. anyone who wants to donate now can go to red cross.org back slash okc and get information classes we're holding for volunteers as early as tomorrow to come down. ... with the new staples rewards program you get 5% back, on everything. everything. everything. everything. everything? [ all ] everything? everything. male announcer ] get free shipping and 5% back on everything your business needs. that was easy. if you're suffering from constipation, miralax or metamucil may take days to work. or faster relief, try dulcolax laxative tablets. dulcolax provides gentle relief overnight unlike miralax and metamucil that can take up to 3 days. for predictable relief try dulcolax. and metamucil that can take up to 3 days. with the bing it on ch

, we will let you know when the first man crosses and when the first women crosses.s expected to be about a five minute gap between those two folks but there it is for you this morning, beautiful shot overhead, thanks to news10 news -- thanks to news chopper 2 of the finish line to bay to breakers. >> 43 minutes, 41 seconds the men's record from 2009. looking at the clock now, 37 minutes in. we don't officially know if he crossed. the women's record five minutes at 38 minutes and seven seconds. that is fast. 7 1/2 miles in 33 minutes. >> they blew on by. they are like see you. >> from the chopper shot you can tell it was sunny out there out at ocean beach and rosemary a beautiful day for everyone in the bay area. >> just as amazing as that race going on, we've got great weather, mostly clear skies. temperatures warmer than where we started yesterday, 50s around the region in most cases and that sunshine is going to continue for today as the ridge of high pressure continues in our area, driving our temperatures even warmer than what we felt on saturday. a live look th

anthony cart arrested for felony vandalism this morning. >> he admitted freely that he had papered the crosslk and pl that he had done what he thought was correct for the neighborhood. >> intersection of sonoma and illinois has 3 legal crosswalk but for some reason not a fourth. he lives near the corner and it would make his walk across the street easier but cal-trans calls the shots on crosswalk because sonoma boulevard is also state route 29. >> cal-trans is responsible for pantying the cross walks and they do surveys$x from about te to time and they decide where there's going to be the crosswalk. >> neighbor guy sanchez saw him out painting at 5:00 a.m. couple weak aichlingt i thought maybe it was one of the one of the citizen ass round here that wanted to take care of that for the city of vallejo. >> he was surpriseed to hear he was arrested. >> he was? wow! i didn't know that. >> would you like to see a crosswalk here. >> yes. it's needed. >>reporter: the police department says it will cost 1,000 dollars to finish repairing the intersection by cal-trans. he's set to be arraigned tuesda

last night there were over 300 people in shelters sponsored by the red cross and others. we have over 200 people on the ground helping. and this money is going to go for comfort, food, shelter, the cleanup that goes on in a community that is struck by this kind of a major disaster. and we are so, so honored to have been the recipient of the funds that because of channel 4 and doing this telethon. >> we appreciate you giving us a shoutout but it's actually everybody at home that makes the call to come in that gets the shoutout so we say thank you to everybody that makes that call. >> absolutely. i was just on some of the phones. people are calling in, we had a 90-year-old woman this morning who gave us $10. and that $10 is going to pay for baby formula in a shelter. so because of her contribution, we are being helped so much by the audience that is listening and calling in is doing for us. >> every amount from $10 up to $10,000, every little bit helps and we appreciate every dime. >> and we appreciate our viewers who were calling in. i was answering the phones for a while.

i made the sign of the cross with my hands and blessed the evil-doers do below. the priest arranged for my stay at a catholic orphanage 20 miles from warsaw, run by the italian order of brothers orione. there were 45 orphans there. i was the youngest. only the brother superior knew who i really was. when german police came to the orphanage looking for jewish children, he would hide me behind the altar. at six, i had my holy communion and became the most dedicated altar boy, a favorite of the priests. (ringing bells) during the evening mass, i would sometimes fall asleep at the altar. a brother would pick me up and carry me to my bed. when i filmed here 30 years ago, one sister was still alive. >> marzynski (translated): do you remember me, sister? >> (translated): you look a little different. i don't remember your name. >> marzynski (translated): it's marys. >> (translated): oh, marys! the youngest of all the children, very small boy. >> marzynski (translated): and i remember you as a sister who always gave me sugar. >> marzynski: i spent two and a half years at