even haitian where we built the company i traveled back and forth all the time i also stayed at the phoenix here. i believe i have the energy of the neighborhood. i like how there is an established creativity scene that almost physically cross paths with this emerging company. this intersection is so yes, ma'am mask of san francisco. in 2011 when we we were looking for more office space we decided to be the first company to join the revitalization and move to 989 market street. we were - and we immediately fell in front of with the community and neighborhood last year, we've signed our lease for the building to be the tenants on 1019 we have 8 floors in the building and we have rooms for i don't know how many people but we plan to grow beyond the 3 hundred and 60 councilmember krekorian people in the building it's a gem of a building i don't know if you notice the big columns the beautiful things you'll find it's original california the pine from the beginning of the 19 hundred i'm sorry 19 something, you know, laura. and it housed originally housed the eating man company so is a a very popular

. >> she did it again, the serial stowaway, marilyn heart man was loitering at the airport in phoenix. here is the new mug shot, airport employees spotted the 62-year-old in baggage claim and call police. she did not have a ticket and wanted to stay away after trying for get beyond the security 10 days ago. she has tried to sneak on to planes eight times' and made it to a flight at mineta san jose airport this month. hartman faces criminal trespassing charges. >>> happening today, tenants go public with their concerns over a potential change of ownership at san francisco flower mart with business owners who lease space hold a news conference on the issue today two weeks before the current owners vote on $27 million sale to one of san francisco's biggest developers. the leases are up for tenants at the end of the year and they want assurance the businesses can stay or warning if they are to move. >> bumgarner was hot last nearly perfect. >> though needed that. the last 12 hours have had aftershocks with the strongest 2.0. you probably didn't fool -- feel it. we have less clouds than yesterda

we trained with and competed against the phoenix rise team. herees. >> oh, my gosh. >> you're only as good as the ris of your teammates. there's nobody that's the weak link. we're one time, and we're racing as fast as we can against the other team. >> this is really awesome what they're doing. i want to see what youtube did. >> what did they make? >> yeah. >> pull up. >> we obviously can't compete on that level so, they modified it for us a little bit. they dialled it back for us. >> don't get hurt. >> all right. >> all right. >> one, two. >> go, go, go, go! >> he squatted. >> really lightened it up for you guys. >> they were very cognizant not to hurt -- >> we don't train like they do, so they don't want us to break anything or pull a muscle. >> what do i do? >> modified push-up. >> you already are exhausted. >> i'm already so sweaty. >> come on. you got this. >> now comes the end of our relay race. the walk on the hands across the finish line. >> oh, gosh. >> you guys were up for that? >> oh, my. >> even -- you guys look pathetic. >> trip her. tr

we trained with and competed against the phoenix rides team, and here it goes. >> oh, my gosh. >> you'red as the rest of the teammates, there's nobody a star or a weak link, number one team, and racing as fast as we can against the other team. >> it's awesome what they are doing. i want to see what you did. >> yeah, yeah. >> oh, yeah. >> we obviously can't compete on that level, so they modified it for us, scaled it down, dialled it back for us. >> three, two, one, race. >> you're already losing. >> what? >> don't get hurt. >> oh, my god. >> come on. >> there you go. >> what am i doing? squats? >> squats. >> come on. >> go, go, go, go, go, nick! >> squatted. >> they really lighten it up for you guys. >> they were cognizant not to hurt us because we don't train like they do. we don't want to pull a muscle. >> what do i do? i forgot? how many? ten? >> modified pushups. >> so sweaty. >> come on, you got this! >> now is the end of the relay race, the walk on the hands across the finish line. >> oh, gosh. >> you went for that? >> yes. >> here i go, here i go, here i go. >> the barrel. the bar

this is mainly in the northern suburb area here of phoenix. talking about from wickenberg and certainly south of carefree area and cave creek area and north of scottsdale. the south side has been pretty much dry most of the day. go ahead. >> i just noticed something. it looks like the person in the window, their left arm is up to their face. could they be on the phone? would they be in touch with -- i don't know. 911 or some sort of center that is relying the information to the guy on the roof? how do you think this is playing out? >> i think the communication is weak. now he's moving to where we need to see him. he's going to look down and finally they are getting to where they need to be together so she can see him or he can see him and then vice versa so they can communicate. he's going to tell them what they are going to do and put the harness around the body and take that around his waist and up to his chest and then take him up there. it looks like there is a harness. eavesdropping other things. probably a life jacket, if nothing else. >>

hot, dry weather is the stuff of legend in the sprawling metropolis of phoenix, arizona. here in the valley of the sun, summer temperatures can exceed 100 degrees for weeks on end. being surrounded by desert only makes things hotter. on july 5th, 2011, the combination results in a spectacular phenomenon that fills the sky. >> the storm spanned from one side of the horizon to the other. >> this time lapse must be seen to be believed. the storm is called a haboob. >> an arabic term and it means wind. we generally just use the word dust storm. >> the wind from a dying summer thunderstorm kicks up enough dust to produce a dense, massive wall, advancing towards the city. while some take cover, videographer blain sees this storm as a perfect photo op. >> get your camera, i don't care what you're doing. get out to the nearest hill you can. as soon as i got to the nearest intersection, i saw it coming. >> this one is special. >> it was extensive in both how big it was, it stretched for more than 90 miles. it was more than a mile high, according to some reports, but it was an incredibl

the toxic we. don't know. and very little i mean we're here to the phoenix mission. was. quickly the communications officer puts an end to the interview with me i'm sorry. electrician that. liberals look at look there he takes. the minister does not wish to talk about the toxic. she claims to know nothing about it my question. however if we take the time to check her c.v. which is posted on the ministry's website we learn that she worked for four years as a consultant for e.w. o.-s. the world leader in dr fishmeal pellets just before being hired as a consultant to the ministry of fisheries. since then she has held dozens of jobs in the salmon industry and has even led one of the main lobbies the f.h.l. professional union and according to kurt. there is still some missing information from her impressive c.v. . for the management authorities have their own interests in fish for me she's only eight percent of a big fish farm and her director is only twenty percent of another fish farm so this is what we call corruption and this is like the italian mafia. the accusation may b

the same person. that is a designer, author and humanitarian. she creates couture looks. here she is at phoenix fashion week. those are her designs on the run way. beautiful stuff. she is off to an adventure. here she is in costa rica. why am i telling you about this person. leaving the whole design world behind setting off on a 50-state tour. she will visit all 50 states and canada. to tell us about the adventure she is joining us here. how are you today? >> i am doing great. >> your trip starts in just a few weeks. are you excited? tell us about it. >> i am super excited. i am departing on september 19 from phoenix, arizona. i am delivering a classroom set of my young reader's edition book to help spread philanthropy. >> i am creating a young reader's edition to take with me on travel. why "wander lust"? it is fitting for me. >> why do this now? >> it doesn't have a deep mission to it. pretty much i woke up and said i want to do a trip like this. >> how do you fund something like this? >> i started saving for it two years ago. >> how are you going to get to hawaii on your bike? >> i will have

the car is being flooded. i thought i am not going to be able to get out of here. >> reporter: with the rain, high winds near phoenix that toppled semi-trucks in the middle of traffic. >> reporter: all this water is a danger to drivers. every year more than half of all people killed in flash floods are in a car. david. >> clayton sandell tonight. thank you. i want to bring in chief meteorologist in the weather center at wpvi in philadelphia tonight. i know you're tracking this closely. >> these storms are on the move pressing to the east. that means the west will be drying out. the focus of the severe weather and potentially flooding rains now shifts up to the northern plains and the midwest. especially northern missouri. looking at for more than three inches of rain with possibility of flash flooding and even severe storms with hail and isolated tornados possible. that futurecast shows you a cold front from canada will spread the heavy rain into the tennessee valley and in the midatlantic by sunday night. in the meantime, tomorrow morning it's not going to feel like the dog days of summer at all. we have a taste of

the v.a. hospital in phoenix was released today. revelations about the treatment of veterans there rocked the agency and triggered a nationwide scandal. here's wyatt andrews. >> reporter: after a four-month investigation, the v.a.'s inspector general denied the most explosivals driving the scandal in phoenix. that up to 40 veterans may have died because they were on secret wait lists for care. "we are unable to conclusively assert," the report says "that the absence of timely quality care caused the deatha of these veterans." some 20 deaths are blamed instead on the "poor quality of care." the report does not answer specific charges raised by widows of veterans, like debbie valle, who say their husbands died waiting for appointments that might have made a difference. >> it took to month to see his prostate-- his cancer doctor when they found out he did have cancer. >> reporter: the lead whistle blower in phoenix dr. sam foote said the report went too easy on the v.a. it was foote who first raised possibility of 40 patient deaths. >> i find it very hard to believe that they are saying timely care would not have helped any of those 40 patient

the border security or border policing. to give you an example of what this might look like, i go there every year. you go to phoenix convention center i'm sure everyone has been here. you go to one of the convention halls you look up and see banners from different companies but probably most people are familiar with like lockheed martin. raytheon is one of the big sponsors. building for example you might look up and see a surveillance balloon hooked on the bottom of the high-powered camera. i've talked to the vendors before and one that said he pointed to the balloon surveillance across the room and he said i can read those words on your notebook. he started manipulating the camera and they appeared on the monitor next to me. that's the kind of technology we are looking at. last year when i went to the expo. as the tower like the masterpiee of the show so i walk over to the tower to go to the top where you could see the entire convention center with the over 100 vendors so i'm walking up the stairs and there's a picture of the wall of the tower engulfed by a fireball and it turns out it is an anti-ballistic power and as i went up to the top, i went really, you kno

the phoenix arson squad was the most successful in the nation but a "nightline" investigation brought up questions on their arson arrests. did the investigators go too far and did innocent victims pay the price? here abc's byron pitts. >> once the investigator gets there we take over. >> reporter: this is captain sam richardson. >> it is too far today. >> reporter: they are investigators with the phoenix fire department's elite arson squad. the best of the best. and they have the numbers to prove it. the squad solved more cases in the arson unit than anywhere in the country. >> we can go into a structure and be able to start anywhere. to a lay person they just look at you like how do you know that? >> reporter: but did that success come at a price? >> i was going to prison for the rest of my life for a crime i didn't commit. >> reporter: tonight, two people who say they were falsely accused of arson, alleging incompetent actions. you were in jail for 16 months? >> it ruined my life and i'm still paying for it to this very day. >> reporter: but our story begins in 2009. abc news was given extraordinary access to this elite unit. so we could see for ourselves what made them the best in the nation. c

the phoenix area. storms triggered flash flooding here. several inches of rain fell in the area today, and it caused a rush of fast-moving water and mud. some vehicles got stuck. others were lucky to have made it through the high water. some horses also had to head for higher ground too. in this part of the country, when it rains a lot of the times, it starts to flood because the drainage isn't good. it's more of a desert out there. locally we are dealing with pretty comfortable conditions as we go into season tonight. we're going to be staying on the dry side. but there is rain in the forecast. before we see that rain, we will be warm again as we go through the day tomorrow, and still fairly dry. it's still going to feel comfortable like today in many spots. and the thunderstorms to talk about as we start to end out the week. we'll see more showers and storms start to move into the forecast. i'll show you the type thoofg in a second. center city from the adventure aquarium. we're still seeing a nice afternoon. 80 degrees right now in phila

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the other robbed them of their camera equipment at gunpoint. they were not hurt at least. >>> well, she has done it again. serial stowaway was arrested at sky harbor airport in phoenix. here is her new mug shot. airport employees spotted the 62-year-old in the baggage claim area and called police. she did not have a ticket. she had been warned to stay away from sky harbor after trying to get past security there 10 days ago. hartman has tried to sneak on to planes eight times before several times at sfo and one time she managed to do it from san jose to l.a. where she was arrested. >>> the president of mexico wrapped up his two-day visit to california. president enrique penanito spoke about immigration reform. dozens of people protested his visit demanding the release of a u.s. marine held in mexico for bringing weapons across the border. >>> an off duty chp officer is being called a hero for saving a 5-year-old boy. this is miguel alvarez and his family. officer art monteo was as a grocery store when miguel started choking on a grape. the officer followed his medical training and was able to get miguel to spit it up and start breathing again. if he looks familiar, well it

the other robbed them of their camera equipment at gunpoint. they were not hurt at least. >>> well, she has done it again. serial stowaway was arrested at sky harbor airport in phoenix. here is her new mug shot. airport employees spotted the 62-year-old in the baggage claim area and called police. she did not have a ticket. she had been warned to stay away from sky harbor after trying to get past security there 10 days ago. hartman has tried to sneak on to planes eight times before several times at sfo and one time she managed to do it from san jose to l.a. where she was arrested. >>> the president of mexico wrapped up his two-day visit to california. president enrique penanito spoke about immigration reform. dozens of people protested his visit demanding the release of a u.s. marine held in mexico for bringing weapons across the border. >>> an off duty chp officer is being called a hero for saving a 5-year-old boy. this is miguel alvarez and his family. officer art monteo was as a grocery store when miguel started choking on a grape. the officer followed his medical training and was able to get miguel to spit it up and start breathing again. if he looks familiar, well it

the other robbed them of their camera equipment at gunpoint. they were not hurt at least. >>> well, she has done it again. serial stowaway was arrested at sky harbor airport in phoenix. here is her new mug shot. airport employees spotted the 62-year-old 62-year-old in the baggage claim area and called police. she did not have a ticket. she had been warned to stay away from sky harbor after trying to get past security there 10 days ago. hartman has tried to sneak on to planes eight times before several times at sfo and one time she managed to do it from san jose to l.a. where she was arrested. >>> the president of mexico wrapped up his two-day visit to california. president enrique penanito spoke about immigration reform. dozens of people protested his visit demanding the release of a u.s. marine held in mexico for bringing weapons across the border. >>> an off duty chp officer is being called a hero for saving a 5-year-old boy. this is miguel alvarez and his family. officer art monteo was as a grocery store when miguel started choking on a grape. the officer followed his medical training and was able to get miguel to spit it up and start breathing again. if he looks famil

enticing the delegates to come here instead of brooklyn or columbus, ohio, birmingham or phoenix, it would mean a lot of cheese steak. >> in 2000 it was our business probably increased 25%. >> reporter: how about $345 million for the economy? that's why new york's mayor is offering up 100le and $10 million in taxpayer money. philly says our facilities are bett better. >> we have the wells fargo center which has been upgraded. thousands of hotel rooms that have come online since then. >> reporter: with the federal government throwing in $50 million for police security, rendell believes that's plenty of money to run a convention here. >>> next year's world meeting of families in philadelphia is also expected to run up a big bill. the delegates don't have an actual number, estimates range from 15 million to up wards of $50 million. the economic impact is expected to be $100 million. >>> now to discussion 2014. the men vying to be governor of pennsylvania have set their date. they will face each other three times. the first debate is in hershey on september 22. the next here in philadelph

the interstate there is i-17. it takes you from phoenix towards the grand canyon and across northern arizona. and you see, it kind of snarls down to one lane here have a 15-mile, 24-kilometer stretch after shut down of the region as water, mud, debris, all come together roadway. causing 7,000 customers to lose power as well across the valley of the sun. >> thanks. appreciate it. >>> we are following several major stories for you right new inclouding that dramatic shift in missouri. >> and following the brute yl execution of a journal ust by isis. we have big stories for you coming up after this short break. stay with us here on cnn. way to "plus" our oking a accounting firm's mobile plan. and "minus" our expenses. perfect timing. we're offering our best-ever pricing on mobile plans for business. run the numbers on that. well, unlimited talk and text, and ten gigs of data for the five of you would be... one-seventy-five a month. good calculating kyle. good job kyle. you just made partner. our best-ever pricing on mobile share value plans for business. now with a $100 bill credit for every business line you add. that's keeping you from the health

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the third time this month. marilyn hartman has sneaked by airport security several times here in the bay area. yesterday at sky harbor airport in phoenix, hartman was arrested at the baggage claim area and charged with criminal tres passing. earlier this month, he was arrested for sneaking on a flight to l.a.x. >>> californians from both sides of the state are teaming up to help a simi valley man who experienced a great loss and great joy all within minutes. >> derek ellison's girlfriend was more than six months pregnant when she went to the doctor for a severe headache. a few days later, she died from a blood clot in her brain. doctors were able to save the baby who weighed only 3 pounds and 6 ounces. he felt overwhelmed, until friends set up a facebook page that said, support baby braden ellison. since then, supplies and donations have been pouring the in. >> i went into this looking forward to raising a son with kala, and in one minute, i became a single father. strangers all across california, just reaching ining out to me, offering anything they can. >> friends have set up a go fund me.com account to raise money for his future. >>

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the third time this month. marilyn hartman has sneaked by airport security several times here in the bay area. today at sky harbor airport in phoenix, hartman was arrested at the baggage claim. earlier this month she was arrested for sneaking on a flight from san jose airport. she was also arrested at l.a.x. >>> up next, geraud moncure and magical night at at&t park. we'll show you why. stay with us. >>> breaking news at 3:20 there was an earthquake. >> for latest on the south napa earthquake, stay with nbc bay area and nbcbayarea.com. >>> good evening. geraud moncure in the comcast sportsnet studios. after last night's ejection, bruce bochy in need of a solid strike zone. a solid start from madison bumgarner. he got two out of three. scoreless game at at&t in the sixth and the g-men in need of offense against the rockies. buster posey taking charge. two run homer to left. giants up 2-0. top seventh, now mad bum striking out nolan to end the inning. perfect through seven, getting a little stressful in a good way. but in the eighth, the suspense ends. justin morneau breaking up the perfect game with a double. lefty finishes with 13

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the victim's families saying about this? >> reporter: you know, this as you said, this is too little too late and everybody here in phoenix andntonio, in cheyenne, wyoming, all over the country that we've been talking to, the victim's families say okay, this is nice, but where is the accountability? the people that created this problem that they believe contributed to the deaths of their loved ones are still in power. nobody is getting canned. nobody, as they say, is getting put in jail for this. they want not only this emergency funding, they want accountability. who is going to be accountable for what has already happened. they, carol, are still waiting for that. >> all right, drew griffin reporting live this morning. i'll be right back. day in our country lack access to healthy food. for the first time american kids are slated to live a shorter life span than their parents. it's a problem that we can turn around and change. revolution foods is a company we started to provide access to healthy, affordable, kid-inspired, chef-crafted food. we looked at what are the aspects of food that will help set up kids for success? maki

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the day. >> a pity they are getting so much and we have gotten so little of it. >> and in phoenix of all places. but here, it's like christmas every day. on that note, let's check in with meteorologist christina loren. >> phoenix not equipped to receive that kind of rain, especially in the summertime. and i'm looking at the long range data. it looks like they'll be dealing with that monsoonal moisture for the next couple of weeks and we have some on the way to the bay area as well. not today and not tomorrow. you'll notice a little more humidity in the atmosphere tomorrow, but today we're nice and dry. and uniform temperatures, all courtesy of a full deck of low clouds, kind of like a blanket over the bay area. these will separate later on today, but we'll see about 10 to 15 degrees of a difference for your temperatures at the coast versus those inland. taking a live look here, mt. hamilton. a really pretty day shaping up, because you'll notice from this live picture, from high atop mt. hamilton, we still have plenty of low clouds over the santa clara valley. meanwhile, thick low clouds situated over oce

the fourth quarter. university of phoenix stadium. >> cris: i think there might be little bit more of a buzz here about the 1st of february or so when we're back here? >> al: 5.7%. >> cris: yep. >> al: will the roof be opened? well, they played one super bowl here. that was the giants/patriots spoiling of the perfect season. and of course the play that everybody will forever remember as the david tyree ball pinned against the helmet catch leading to the plaxico burress touchdown catch and there went the perfect season for new england. >> cris: that was some game. hope we get one just like that it. >> al: that would be nice. or one where you look at larry fitzgerald, that wouldn't be bad either, that arizona/pittsburgh game after the '08 campaign. four yards into the end zone, powell will run it back, not very far, slips and falls at the 16. >> michele: i'm with andrew whitworth who is a big fan of andy dalton. he said what makes him special is his character. physically what are his gifts that are paying off right now. >> really a couple things for him. he is really a patient quarterback. he understands the game. his knowledge is unb

the tropical clouds are giving phoenix all sorts of fits but not here. d windy at times and a few clouds to the north but no big deal. concord should be 86 or 87. san francisco is close to seasonal averages. not much change until friday and saturday, and it's going to be a little warmer. >> thank you steve. >>> consumers spent more on gas and groceryings but less on cars. retail sales are considered a major factor in the u.s. economy. >>> apple suppliers have manufactured new ipads, that's according to a report from bloomberg news. it could be unveiled before the end of the year. they get ready for a new product push in time for the new shopping season. ipad sales have declined for the past 6 months. >> refugees and a mass exodus, what the u.s. is doing about this humanitarian crisis. >> helping california's record drought. the reason lawmakers are going to vote on an extensive water bill today. >>> welcome back, the time is 6:54, an arrest in the homicide from 2 weeks ago. police arrested 19-year-old alexis a day after that deadly shooting. they withheld

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the response could be. be sure to check with us and at abcnews.com. >>> but we move on next here now, right here at home to the dangerous weather in the west. phoenix under water tonight. highways flooded, families caught in the deluge. homes, cars, no match for the rushing waters. and abc's meteorologist ginger zee now on the rescues still unfolding at this hour. >> reporter: waving a white sheet, desperate for help. furious flash floods trapping two people in this crumbling home north of phoenix. watch as the water climbs the walls, already off its foundation. the only thing keeping this house from washing away -- that tree. a rescuer dangling from the chopper, landing on the roof. the water receding so quickly rescuers able to walk the people and their dogs out safely. >> because of the speed of the water, the depth of the water, and you don't even know what's underneath you. a lot of times you may think it's just hard land and it's a sink hole. >> reporter: dangerous scenes unfolding all over the valley. a rescue helicopter landing right next to the turbulent water. officers rushing in, breaking the window, pulling a woman from this van. at lea