tiffany mentioned to me in just a very casual conversation that she had been vicarious. >> tiffany had real true affection for corey. >> in addition, tiffany told friends things about the crime scene that had not been released to the general public. >> she was describing the state of the victim's body and the scene without having been privy to either photographs or a walk-through of the scene. they thought it was certainly suspicious. >> tiffany denied any involvement in the murder, but when asked to provide a dna sample, she refused. >> the fact that she did not willingly give up dna or hair samples lead the police to believe she had something to hide. i'll help you look. maybe you left them in the bathroom again. it's just the strangest thing... the warning signs of alzheimer's disease, may be right in front of you. it's alright baby. for help and information, call the alzheimer's association or visit alz.org/10signs to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking

later as tiffany and tammy were about to drive away from the condo, suddenly tiffany remembered somethingold me. >> she says, tiff, i have to tell you something. if anything ever is to happen to me, i want you to ask ken for your baby pictures. remember that, okay? just remember that. >> sure enough, that appeared to be what ken had just given them. they tore open the envelope. and inside? most definitely not baby pictures. >> coming up. >> there was evidence she left for you to find. >> yes. >> what could be a revealing clue from their mom and a revealing chat with ken. >> what did he say in that >>> sisters tiffany and tammy read transfixed the contents of an envelope prepared by their mother for them, and clearly marked "baby pictures." but that is not what was in the envelope. instead, they found notes, written by ken, apparently an assignment for an anger management class. >> there was actually a journal about all the different ways that he abused her. >> i have spit at shirlene, i have yelled at shirlene. i have pushed shirlene. >> there it was in his own hand. >> mm-hm. >> evidence

tiffany rowell's house.r saw enough of their faces to help create the near-perfect composite drawings. since the victims knew christine, they opened the door and invited both of them inside. then they started shooting. 21 shots in a matter of seconds. after they took what they were looking for, christine told witnesses she noticed rachael was still alive and had her cell phone in her hand. christine beat rachael to death as she tried to dial 911. >> the last thing rachael koloroutis ever said to christine while she was crying was, "why are you doing this to me?" and according to what christine told her husband, she just kept hitting and hitting that girl until she was dead. >> christine paolilla was charged and convicted of capital murder. since she was 17 at the time of the murders, she was spared the death penalty but was sentenced to life in prison. >> if you're a parent, when you lose a child, there's never closure. there's a big hole in you forever. and it never gets better. i could argue that it gets w

the public comment but tiffany our liaison from sand dust and jackie is here also to present. i wanted to say i think i've said this attempt i apologize to the public i appreciate sand dust and were grateful you're the first copy to the community and it's far above and beyond the wonderful work. i don't pay nonprofits to pay me things but it's important when i see the nonprofits in the tenderloin and they is sand dust is here every week i've heard it at several schools our again, you can't replace that community organization and i appreciate our work and leadership and so i'm tiffany i am the community liaison at sand dust i'm here to answer questions but i am here to objectively go what peter said to suggest improving the progress we need a consensus on exemption is it more important to have the companies to commit to a number of dollars i agree that having us volunteering and we make sure there's an gaerment once a week is important for the relationship building we get dings not we but the volunteering aspects get dinged quite a bit in the press there's a prospective as a re

this is tiffany. >> so what did you do wrong?mom is behind the camera realized that tiffany got into the donuts. >> were you supposed to get a donut? >> no. >> tiffany has a story about the donuts and where they came from. >> it was in there. somebody took it out. >> yeah. >> who? >> it was daddy. >> daddy's not here. >> mom called her out on that, and then -- >> miles got it out. >> blames her brother miles. >> not telling the truth, and she's so cute, you want to believe her. >> we have the mom, tiffany, dad, and brother miles. welcome to the show. we want to know, first and foremost, did you steal this donut? >> does she make up stories all the time, a big story teller? >> yes. >> what happened was -- >> that was her. >> how did you keep a straight face recording this? >> there was a moment where i almost -- i remember what she said, threw up her hands, and she smirked, and i was like, oh, lord, please, doesn't let me break. so cute, i love her, but i had concern because she would run, like, over me, and i'm already wrapped ar

when you change your name to tiffany call it tiffany tower. i gave up a valuable right and called it trump tower and it was a tremendous success. many other buildings all over new york. and then all over the world. we are doing some incredible things in the middle east. we are doing some incredible things in china and asia. we are doing some incredible -- we have a magnificent hotel that opened recently in panama. it's been tremendous. they have been successful. and it feeds on itself. perhaps the brand gets better and better. i think it all began with the great success of trump tower. best location in new york. most visible building. most -- highest retail space anywhere in the world. gucci is there, my primary tenant. nowhere in the world you get rents like you get on that one block. i always heard the tiffany location. that's the best location. who would have thought i someday would have the tiffany location. that's what happened. so the success really fed on itself. and then i did a book thinking, you know, what's the big deal with doing a

when you change the name to tiffany, colin tiffany tower. -- call it tiffany tower. a trump towerling and it was a major success. now all over the world, we are doing incredible things in the middle east, china, asia. have a magnificent hotel that opened recently in panama. it has been tremendous. perhaps the brand gets better and better. it all began with the great success of trump tower. the best location in new york and was the most visible building. the highest retail space anywhere in the world. gucci is there's my primary tenant. -- is there. they're my primary tenant. who would have thought that i sunday would have a tiffany location? that is what happened. book.a what is the big deal into a hook? it was exciting -- in doing a book? it was exciting. i called it "art of the deal. it became the number one best-selling book on the new york times list and many list. sideember on the fictional i was one of the two books the whole year. remember there were two books on the fictional side and nonfictional side. it turned out to be probably according to everyone's cou

for year we've asked tiffany and i and others 14 people at that point, she shadowed shadowed tiffany in the fall they came back and talked about the sectors and what dependant and to great success those 5 months they created and integratedism with the method of creating an album microscopic from reviewing their creative aspect to the vertical aspect and culminating a joint venture is didn't take a big company and from 14 to 8 hundred people not like twitter. basically with the 2012 agreement at the end of the first quarter april you 31st on may 1st, the cac members were removed from their seats for absences i believe a few were not knowing the protocol for reporting the absents may first we were expecting the quarterly reports we have multiple companies providing we were told instead of proceedings over the meeting thil barns said you have no quorum and can't comment or have an official comment and sat down and let other people run the meeting this essentially ended did conversation between cac and company null mark third there were a couple of quarters that went by and by the time t

>> no. >> do you notice something in little tiffany's hand?ding the evidence. >> it's a donut. >> oh. i'm on her side already. >> were you supposed to get a donut? >> no. >> no. i can still see the donut. >> i think she might win. >> oh, no, wait, it gets better. >> tiffany, open up the hat. there's a donut, right? >> there? >> yeah. >> where was it supposed to be? >> in -- donut thing. >> no, it was in there, somebody took it out. >> yeah. >> who? >> it was daddy. >> oh, man, she didn't think about it. >> daddy's not here. >> miles. >> miles is the brother, now he's to blame. >> miles with here with mommy. who had the donut? >> miles had a big donut. >> really? >> go after him. >> she's confident in the story. >> what happened? >> not me. >> you were disobedient. >> i'm not going to love you any second. >> any second. >> oh. >> that's okay. you don't have to love mommy. just because you are disobedient, no more sweets all day, okay? >> okay. >> you need to pick the pieces up and put them in the trash can because they are on the floor. >> that

thank you for being here >> thanks for having this hearing i really wanted to acknowledge peter and tiffany's condominiums so market street for the mass is a collective voice for neighborhood residents in the mid-market and south of market neighborhood we've form and response to the is significant investment in 2012 and have 28 members so we wanted to talk about two things one is a so you have packet with all this information there is a letter that went to the city fester on may 1st with specific recommendations some have been covered by tiffany and peter. we would really like to see more timely documents for meetings and a longer process for the cb a process that allows the community to weigh in as you mentioned supervisor kim the meeting around the holidays are difficult in a lot of different ways. then the clear set of standards for the miserable outcomes and a way to circle around and whether or not those outcomes were met. we're currently awaiting a meeting with the city administrators officer to go over to letter about some of the process ideas and we also just said to briefly talk abou

tiffany wilson is there live tonight. tiffany, no one wants ida . >> they do not, but tonight there is a full moon and it is offering a little more help for the search crews. ida was last seen in a pink terry cloth dress with whiteflo. not much protection against the temperature that is supposed to dip down into the 40s and 50s. but deputies say that temperature is survivable. have you seen this face? have you seen this child? questions these fathers spent hours asking. >> somebody got to find her. i know her parents are devastated by the situation. >> what was going through your mind when you were calling out, ida? ida? >> it is scary. it is a scary moment. >> members of the california conservation corp helped look for ida roth child. she was last seen at her family's camp site around noon. this evening marin -- marine deputies brought in search dogs to track her scent. ida's mother got into the car an anxiously waiting for a sign of her daughter. >> we were looking at ravines and thought, wow, this is scary. >> emily mi

. >> this mammoth home has some super-rich history and this enormous tiffany skylight. >> what is itorth? [ laughter ] >> you're the top realtor in the nation, so you tell me. [ laughter ] >> it's the ultimate access, with the ultimate insider. [ echoing ] money. power. and the secret lives of the super rich. >> [ echoing ] yeah! it looks we got a pretty decent day to fly. >> jason henthorne loves adventure... >> 'cause i'm hoping to be able to get out there, find the boat. >> ...especially when there's an opportunity to make hundreds of millions of dollars. [ engine turns over ] jason and his friend, sean fisher, are searching for a half a billion dollars that's buried at sea. >> the thrill of knowing that we could be on the dive that finds a gigantic pile of sunken treasure -- that's pretty exciting. >> they're about halfway between key west and cuba... >> what a beautiful view from up here. >> ...scouting out the site were they will be diving. >> awesome. >> there she is! >> jason's sinking around $100,000 into a very unique hobby. >> there's tens of billions of dollars worth of t

allocation fund for the produce market to help with the food sdrishts and the fourth is workforce tiffany works closely to get them hiring assistance to the jobs program part of workforce we have the youth made program we've worked with sf made and another is program called the sf mrsz and as part of that we've got to the biological projecting program and the budget to promote locally made goods and services this is an area where mark dwith is focusing. i want to close what one final pot as steve mentioned the 2007 economic strategy tells us the export tourism and others drive the services like pdr. i wanted to give an example of interconnection in production we have a tech company on the distribution side the wholesale produce market to expand to meet the demands providing the foods to the restaurant in san francisco so that's the tourism united cold food storage move forward to san francisco from south sf and another example called ideal restoration jack are carpet move forward if south san francisco to be closer to consumers and want to be closer to hear consumers. that concludes any r

the merchandising businesses this included first hiring a sector manager to manage the work and if tiffany can raise her hand she helps businesses to in fact, city government and helps them access resources and connects pdr businesses to other pdr services and develops sub sector like the food and beverage sector perhaps i'm going to give out tiffany's phone number you may want to phone number (5) 540-6559 sorry no home phone number. the invest in the neighborhoods and the off office of small businesses we're reaching out to the select auto body shop in college hill for example. the second piece of the 5 point plan is the technical assistance for mrsz those are capital activities those businesses took place we've developed did plans like the loan program and the revolving plans they've received 6 millions in funds and in addition to the city allocation fund for the produce market to help with the food sdrishts and the fourth is workforce tiffany works closely to get them hiring assistance to the jobs program part of workforce we have the youth made program we've worked with sf made and ano

tiffany wilson is there live tonight. tiffany, no one wants ida . >> they do not, but tonight there is a full moon and it is offering a little more help for the search crews. ida was last seen in a pink terry cloth dress with white flowers on it. not much protection against the temperature that is supposed to dip down into the 40s and 50s. but deputies say that temperature is survivable. have you seen this face? have you seen this child? questions these fathers spent hours asking. >> somebody got to find her. i know her parents are devastated by the situation. >> what was going through your mind when you were calling out, ida? ida? >> it is scary. it is a scary moment. >> members of the california conservation corp helped look for ida roth child.she was lastr family's camp site around noon. this evening marin -- marine deputies brought in search dogs to track her scent. ida's mother got into the car an anxiously waiting for a sign of her daughter. >> we were looking at ravines and thought, wow, this is scary. >> emily mit

tiffany wilson is there live tonight. tiffany, no one wants ida . >> they do not, but tonight there is a full moon and it is offering a little more help for the search crews. ida was last seen in a pink terry cloth dress with white flowers on it. not much protection against the temperature that is supposed to dip down into the 40s and 50s. but deputies say that temperature is survivable. have you seen this face? have you seen this child? questions these fathers spent hours asking. >> somebody got to find her. i know her parents are devastated by the situation. >> what was going through your mind when you were calling out, ida? ida? >> it is scary. it is a scary moment. >> members of the california conservation corp helped look for ida roth child. she was last seen at her family's camp site around noon. this evening marin -- marine deputies brought in search dogs to track her scent. ida's mother got into the car an anxiously waiting for a sign of her daughter. >> we were looking at ravines and thought, wow, this is scary.

. >>> "48 hours" previews the disappearance of tiffany sessions.tory and "48 hours" tracy smith shows us the long battle for justice. >> she's a smart kid, she's resourceful, and if she's in trouble, she ee going to be doing everything to get out of it. >> reporter: for 25 years pat sessions has been searching for his daughter tiffany. >> i pushed and pushed so many people for so long they don't know how long i'll do it. >> reporter: it all began on february 9th, 1989, when tiffany, a junior at the university of florida, went out for her daily power walk and disappeared. jim eckert was one of the lead investigators in the case. >> we didn't have a body, we didn't have a weapon, we didn't have a witness. this woman literally vanished off the face of the earth. >> reporter: at the time, sadie darnell was just a young cop. even though she was never actually assigned to the case, sadie would mail and fax pat words of encouragement. >> september 15th, 1995, patrick, i know this must be difficult for you to maintain a constant struggle for tiffany's case

tiffany wilson has the latest. tiffany?today. the government tried to keep this complaint sealed but the judge did not comply. saturday's raid, neighbors haven't known what to think after reading the complaint, richard shoemaker is upset authorities didn't call for an evacuation. >> if they thought they're going to go in there to find a bomb should ve the have evacuated the building? they didn't do anything. >> this document says agents found a bag near this kitchen table filled with components for an ied. a glass jar filled with batteries and a powdery green substance, a match which is a igniter for ieds, ball bearings ask screws, a wire from the jar to the lid, and a board configured as a remote controlled receiver. everything must go for testing. technicians believe the device could maim, or kill. >> he is in custody. this remains an ongoing investigation. >> he appeared in court as wearing the same clothes as in this cell phone video. half a dozen friends and family were there. he never looked their way. a law enforceme

wilson, abc7 news. >> tiffany touched on this.in the other game, ghana and portugal, christian reynaldo here, nobody is paying attention. when on the screen, she's breathless he broke our hearts on sunday, okay? for the tie. then winning this game and so u.s. advances because they have better goal differential. total goals scored versus allowed. so they topped the group. it will be belguim playing team usa next tuesday >> world cup photos people are sending us keep getting better. this is an 8-year-old from japan. this shows her getting ready for tuesday's match. >> she's like suarez, a biter. >> you can e mail us or upload pictures on our news appp >> in other news, crews in san francisco are cleaning up a big mess after a water main break created chaos this morning. we're live with more, cornell? >> good news is that no one was hurt here after a lot of water passed through here, things are trying out. parts of brian street may be closed for days. >> from sky 7 hd, a water maine break sent water cascading down hill, taking crews

tiffany? >> yes, i'm at nfl shop, you can see all sorts of merchandise, tee shirts, mug, helmet but tonight there is that commercial, a very big campaign to change the mascot. >> proud, forgotten. indian. >> the commercial walks through words native americans use to define themselves >> black foots. and sioux. >> then, ends with what they don't call themselves. the image of the lowo hangs on the screen. >> we want to draw attention to the pain. >> a longer version was posted to you tube before the super bowl getting 2 million views. this airing and other markets will bring millions more. >> in my opinion, "r" word is as derogatory as "n" word >> not all indians feel this should be the focus. >> i have a jersey than a logo. >> poverty, and a lack of education top concerns. for california native, the movements about respect. >> if native american people bought a team called themselves san francisco caucasians, wore leisure suits and ran an around rv, i don't think it would fit. >> washington red

tiffany wilson is live with more. reporter: the fbi shut down this area jackson at polk around 9:00 this morning. since then no one has been allowed behind the yellow tape and all activity is centered in an apartment behind the blue tent you can see. of you take a look at the video, you can see fbi agents in protective suits and maximums. an fbi spokesman says they came to serve a search warrant as part of a federal criminal investigation. however, this is not an rarity warrant but a search warrant. the apartment was vacant. neighbors say it was occupied as a single man, and our cameras were there as the agents spent hours examining the apartment. the bright something out into -- brought something out into the courtyard. >> i thought it looked like identity day in the city. i thought they were filming a movie. >> there is no risk to public safety. and that the protective equipment that you see is for agent safety, precautionary measures. reporter: no one living in the area was evacuated. the couldn't access the parkin

and i and others 14 people at that point, she shadowed shadowed tiffany in the fall they came back andalked about the sectors and what dependant and to great success those 5 months they created and integratedism with the method of creating an album microscopic from reviewing their creative aspect to the vertical aspect and culminating a joint venture is didn't take a big company and from 14 to

in san francisco, tiffany will so that abc 7 news. >> happening now. coast guard says it will search throughout the night foreperson missing after sailboat sank at 4 this morning. we were off the coast line near the golden gate bridge. boater embarking on trip from alameda to hawaii. >> we are in for a drizzle morning. live look from the camera. what do you see out there definitely we have the over cast sky and can just see the fact that you can not see the top of the transamerica building tells you washington is going on with the drizzle. let's bring in sandhya here with the live doppler 7 hd. sandhya. >> yes. we look at damp roadway tomorrow morning. you need the wipers. show you done deposit and see mat arena layer expanded. it has been about 3000 feet deep and right now 2 2800 feet. you can see just how grey it is across the bay area. visibility in the half man bay fog moved in down to 2 and a half miles and quick glimpse at the morning commute. looking at the port of oakland from the emeryville camera and it is a murky one. when you compare the te

>> flight attendants. >> okay. >> and you are -- >> a holly go lightly from tiffany's. >> i see the tiffany'snd here. robin? robin, we should attack somebody. let's attack somebody. >> oh! >> ♪ batman ♪ >> by the costume, diana ross, can you sing a song for us? >> i'm feeling very supreme today, or i would. but i can gave you a stop. >> amazing. muhammad? >> i fly like a butterfly, sting like a bee. i am the greatest. >> i know you're out there, what's going on? jen? >> here is the situation. this is science. when it comes to the franklin institute, yes, that's what i am talking about, doing some spinning. by the way, this is the staff preview for this place opened up tomorrow morning. so we'll see if i'm just as good as that around here. >> ♪ >> nerve ' ready to become a water park in camelback mountain, ski resort of the wintertime. but had little too much water lately. let's just keep it in the water park. >> what a wet week. any idea how many inches we've had all week? >> yes, i added it up. we've had over three and a half inches of rain. >> wow. >> this is june. >> mostly fell on tuesday

the tiffany lamps were something that we just both fell in love with them. >> how many did you have?550. seeing clouds roll through your living room with the reproduction tiffany lamps lit up, every day it was a beautiful experience and ever-changing. >> still beautiful on the outside, inside ann's home is now dark, cold and empty. empty because police confiscated almost everything of value including the colorful jewels and lamps she adored. even the kitchen appliances. >> two refrigerators and one industrial-size freezer. two ranges. i had two, one with six burners, one with four. >> the refrigerator and stove top, why were those things taken? >> translator: the money used to purchase those things may have come from illicit sources. i mean, in this case, we also found the benders had bank accounts in tax havens like grand caymans, for example. >> an allegation of tax evasion that john and ann smuggled jewels into costa rica. how do you feel about the accusations that you and john were involved in some type of illegal activities? >> that's an absolute fabrication. we were doing nothi

tiffany wilson joining us live now with what's happening now. tiffany? >> and larry, you can see that the buses right here are replacing the cable cars, late this afternoon. city attorney filed charges against the drivers union, trying to compel them to get back to work. the passenger reported fewer delayed today but found a lot of alternatives to get around town. >> muni matters and computers say it's not the only show in town. >> muni is not in the position as other forms of transportation. >> he prefers to pedal. other catch lifts. others walk, ride or drive a private shuttle. >> i think that this chariot because it gets me there faster. it's more comfortable. a lot more of a comfortable ride >> he switched about a month ago. and anyone can ride it the route rides between marina and financial district during rush hour the ceo says it costs less than $4 per ride >> we launched several weeks before the stoppage. we have seen ridership spike this week because of the sickout. >> with options available, folks we found say they noticed increased wait times.

we have tiffany.e have bulgari. >> stahl: they're not even called "glasses" anymore; they're "eyewear." do people really wear this? >> sola: yes. >> stahl: once glasses became "face jewelry," luxottica could charge a hefty markup. but you know something-- i know that there are some less expensive glasses that look very similar to the very expensive. for example, this is your vogue line, which is not that expensive. >> sola: yes. >> stahl: and this is... >> sola: coach. >> stahl: coach, which is much more expensive. if two women walked down the street with these on... >> sola: yes, they almost look the same. >> stahl: almost the same. >> sola: but it's almost; it's not the same. >> stahl: not the same because of details on the frames like the little chanel cs, polo ponies, or tiffany blue. luxottica wouldn't tell us their mark up, but glasses like these can sell for up to 20 times what they cost to make. and all the glasses are designed by luxottica. so you design thousands of pairs of glasses. >> sola

in san francisco, tiffany will so that abc 7 news. >> happening now. coast guard says it will search throughout the night foreperson missing after sailboat sank at 4 this morning. we were off the coast line near the golden gate bridge. boater embarking on trip from alameda to hawaii. >> we are in for a drizzle morning. live look from the camera. what do you see out there definitely we have the over cast sky and can just see the fact that you can not see the top of the transamerica building tells you washington is going on with the drizzle. let's bring in sandhya here with the live doppler 7 hd. sandhya. >> yes. we look at damp roadway tomorrow morning. you need the wipers. show you done deposit and see mat arena layer expanded. it has been about 3000 feet deep and right now 2 2800 feet. you can see just how grey it is across the bay area. visibility in the half man bay fog moved in down to 2 and a half miles and quick glimpse at the morning commute. looking at the port of oakland from the emeryville camera and it is a murky one. when you compare the te

tiffany rittenhouse works at jefferson sleep center and ironically suffers with insomnia herself. >> i never felt rested and just felt miserable all day. >> reporter: for millions, like tiffany who need as much darkness to sleep, saturday summer solstice, longest day of the year could be especially troublesome. >> it is, i'm up. >> reporter: sunrise saturday will be at 5:32 in the philadelphia region and 15 hours later, the sun will set at 8:33. it is a lot of daylight which reduces production of the harmone melatonin that regulates sleep. >> light antagonizees melatonin. >> reporter: doctor karl degrand, directors of the jefferson sleep center, say stress and other things can interfere with sleep but extra dose of sunlight that comes with the solstice can make insomnia even worse. >> because of that we don't sleep as well. melatonin is important for sleep but not see created until later in the night. >> reporter: he says shutting out as much light as possible will help and might sound strange but he also recommend wearing sunglasses in the early evening, until it gets really dark th

tiffany. >> is this park is a very difficult area to soil. i want to give you perspective of how dense the wood can get in certain area here. also some steep drop-off in the area and the creek to consider. this was to be a fun family vacatio vacation. the family came to marin yesterday. it was miss roth child parents 2 younger brother and went to couple of breaches then the family from new mexico came here to the taylor park to camp out overnight. this morning ida was playing with some other kid at the camp site when the parents realized that they hadn't seen her in awhile. that was around noon. now nine hours later ida still hasn't been found. about 100 people from different law enforcement state agency have fanned out throughout the woods calling out her name. looking for her pitching shirt covered in white tropical flowers. at this point marin county sheriff's deputy say there is no reason to suspect foul play. swift water rescue crew walking up and down the creek. search dog trying to pick up her accident but it did not find i'd a.she's a

michael tiffany was on the guitar, as his band, played at night club when he collapsed. stephanie started chest compressions, without cpr, it is likely tiffany would have died. >> when you see somebody that jumps in there and new what to do, and is the reason i'm here, it is just really cool. >> now, michael is greatful to have a fan who knew what she was doing, when she rushed onto that stage. wow, that's something. >> ♪ what's the word >>> the word this morning, three words, in the clear. justin westbound letter not face a felony charge of robbery. >> yep, that's despite woman's claim that the singer tried to steel her cell phone last month. the los angeles county district attorney decided the incident at miniature golf course does not warrant felony prosecution. the case will now go to the city attorney to decide if misdemeanor charges will be filed. >>> actor harrison ford was hurt while tim mink on the set of star wars episode seven yesterday. details of the movie are shrouded in mystery of course. but time is report that ford broke his ankle on the set, near the le

herself. >> never feel rested and just feel miserable all day report roar for millions like tiffanyho need as much darkness as possible to sleep, saturday the summer solstice the longest day of the year could be especially troublesome. >> as soon as i see the light i'm up. >> reporter: sunrise on saturday will be at 5:32 in the philadelphia region. and soon hours later, the sun will set at 8:33. it's a lot of daylight which reduces product of the hormone melatonin that regulates sleep. >> light antagonizes melatonin. >> director of the jefferson sleep center stress and other things can you tell us interfere with sleep. but the extra dose of sunlight that comes with the solstice can make insomnia even worse. >> because of that, we don't sleep as well. melatonin is important for sleep but not secreted later into the night. >> he says shutting out as much light as possible will help. it might sound strange but he also recommends wearing sunglasses in the early evening until it gets really dark. that will help stimulate melatonin. >> already sleepy because we're not sleeping enough beca

in san francisco, tiffany will so that abc 7 news. >>w. happening now.ys iw says it will search throughout the night foreperson missing after sailboat sank at 4 this morning. we were off the coast line near the golden gate bridge. boater embarking on trip from alameda to hawaii. >> we are in for a drizzle morning. live look from the camera. what do you see out there definitely we have the over cast sky and can just fae the top of the transamerica building tells you washington is going on with the drizzle. let's bring in sandhya here with the live doppler 7 hd. sandhya. >> yes. we look at damp roadway tomorrow morning. you need the wipers. show you done deposit and see mat arena layer expanded. it has been about 3000 feet deep and right now 2 2800 feet. you can how gr how grey it is across the bay area. visibility in the half man bay fog moved in down to 2 and a half miles and quick glimpse at the morning commute. looking at the port of oakland from the emeryville camera and it is a murky one. when you compare the temperatures in the dew point side by sid

tiffany wilson is live tonight with the latest. >> reporter: we have very late-breaking details to share with you. the fbi is looking for ryan chamberlain. he is the man who was in the apartment that has been the source of this all day long investigation and they believe him to be armed and dangerous. they are alerting all local law enforcement to look for this man and if they see him they say to stay away. they say his car could be rigged with explosives. they did not have a chance to search that car when they delivered the search want to his apartment earlier this morning. several hours ago that there was a loud bang and they were able to safely disrupt a device and hazmat crews recovered a very large amount of ricin. they have to get the substance they found tested to confirm it is indeed ricin. but at this point they are working on confinement and collection. dressed in full hazmat suits and masks, investigators walked in and out of the jackson street ground level apartment all day. only abc 7 was there as agents rigged a system to remove a tool box from the unit and examined it at "

tiffany wilson has a look at the problems around the bay from the rising temperatures. but we begin with meteorologist. >> summer really kicked in today. we had hot temperatures inland. let me show you doppler 7 hd. we're starting to see a little bit of fog near half moon bay. as a matter of fact, it's going to be mainly clear. hot conditions inland. 98 fair field. up to 96 in concord. 73, san francisco. 91, redwood city. santa cruz, up to 85. half moon bay, a comfortable 66 degrees today, thanks to the sea breeze. we're going to turn up the heat tomorrow. and you're going to see toasty temperatures around here. >> thank you. >>> triple digit heat led to problems around the bay area. tiffany wilson is live at the alameda county fair where dozens were treated for heat exhaustion. >> reporter: five of those had to be taken to the hospital earlier today. right now, it's very comfortable. the alameda county fire department gave more than 1,500 of the hand fans helping people to stay cool. but many people said it was tough. >> it should be illegal to keep this hot. >> report

abc7 news reporter tiffany wilson has a look at the commute. the third day, muni riders heard this message. the city attorney run out of patience. today, he filed unfair labor practice charge charges against a driver's union asserting it is illegal and time for the union to resume negotiations. >> without muni, it's hard. >> muni has between 55 and 75 vehicles not on the street this, week they've had hundreds with only a third showing up for work monday. today was an improvement. no word on tomorrow. >> we're optimistic we'll be able to move forward. >> still, some choose to avoid muni. >> he prefers to pedal. others catch a lift, walk, drive or ride a shuttle not to mention new start up, chariot. >> i think that this gets me there faster. it's more of a comfortable ride. a lot more comfortable ride. >> it's the service route between marina and financial district during rush hour the ceo says it costs less than $four per ride. >> we launch several weeks before and have seen rider ship spike. this week because of the sickout. >> that is tiffany

abc7 news reporter tiffany wilson has a look at the commute. the third day, muni riders heard this message. the city attorney run out of patience. today, he filed unfair labor practice charge charges against a driver's union asserting it is illegal and time for the union to resume negotiations. >> without muni, it's hard. >> muni has between 55 and 75 vehicles not on the street this, week they've had hundreds with only a third showing up for work monday. today was an improvement. no word on tomorrow. >> we're optimistic we'll be able to move forward. >> still, some choose to avoid muni. >> he prefers to pedal. others catch a lift, walk, drive or ride a shuttle not to mention new start up, chariot. >> i think that this gets me there faster. it's more of a comfortable ride. a lot more comfortable ride. >> it's the service route between marina and financial district during rush hour the ceo says it costs less than $four per ride. >> we launch several weeks before and have seen rider ship spike. this week because of the sickout. >> that is tiffany

tiffany wilson joins us with the story. >> she is a broadcast journalism major but her work online is attracting the attention of the white house. standing in front of the white house must have seemed an impossibility which she learned she was an illegal immigrant. >> i felt betrayed by the country i call my home. >> emotion overcame sarah as she shared her story. she was named champions of change by the obama administration the white house shared this video of her. sarah's family crossed over the border when she was four. she made the story about the story. her parents returned to mexico thinking they can come back. >> this year in november it's going to be nine years i have not seen my mom. >> she lived a life in shadows, sending money to mexico and hoping to avoid deportation she applied for deferred action for childhood arrivals in 2012. as one of 600,000 recipients she became eligible to get a driver's license and a job. >> i now work for the girl scouts of northern california. i teach environmental science and technology programs >> she taught herself how to program so she can b

tiffany? >> firefighters are starting to pack up.or families it's a different matter, one is going to be spending the night p a hotel tonight. i want you to take a look at what things are like now. you can see fences to keep intruders out. now, the family in this home used to run a day care out of their home. they say they no longer do. only a family of four was home this morning. smoke and flames just footsteps from the front door. for joseph, grabbing a hose was a act of a man defending his castle. >> i wasn't thinking straight. i was scared and afraid it was hot. >> firefighters down here for water in my house. it's my property. >> nobel ep yorts. i can understand that. not advisable by us. >> tree trimmers noticed the fire first. they alerted eric's mom. >> she barged into the room yelling. and saying there is fire, house on fire. get out. >> he thought she's joking. >> then, i knew. she's not a great actress. >> so this is the first field trip. and so far, he's okay. >> the dog did not make it. >> they walk their dog. you know?

. >> that is where tiffany wilson joins us live. tiffany? larry, his apartment is located down the hall and sealed off. we're getting insight into his world a two and a half page letter posted to his account, then later a tweet sent out by his twitter handle. we cannot verify they belong to him, but at this point it does seem he's the author. in that letter, chamberlain chronicles a life of disappointment and depression, writing about losing relationships with his mother, a woman he thought was the one, and his best friend who worked with him as project sports last year. he says that sent him into a depression he got dark, and quote, scoured the intimate, absorbing fuel for morbid activities. that line there, a reverence to the raid where the fbi say they found explosives in his apartment. in a tweet, described as a panicked update, chamberlain says nothing they're reporting is true. no stashes, not armed and dangerous, no car rigged to explode a was depressed and let walter white get to me. i thought i was done. that is it. no one was ever

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