and they hope those people will be note vaited to join the campaign. and mark will be live with a fact check of a speech from last night. you can see the reports on our facebook page and follow the tweets. be sthour stwuts stwus for live coverage on abc news on the speech coming up tonight at 7:00. >> and coming up here on abc 7 news, by area county laumpbling a smart phone app allowing folks to respond to emergency medical cals. >> and there is a u.s. doctor quick thinking saved a young girl from a disease that devastated europe. >> and temperatures up today we're seeing blue skies outside. i'll let you know if the trend will continue as we hit the weekend. >> and there are credit card teaser asks rates that could back to haunt you. stay with us. ñ!ñsús >>> someone reported seeing a mountain lie on on rosemont avenue. this lion supposedly seen in the backyard of the home. they say the animal left that area. >> and a 7-year-old girl is recovering from that state's first case of bubonic plague in six years. and the first appearance and doctors thoughts

because other companies like cisco applied material skpdz sandisc also donated money to reno vailt vait the building. >> big thank you to t >>> coming up new at 6:00 we investigate the background of an east bay man who shot, rather a man shot at an east bay chp officer. the i team paints a portrait of an angry young rebel. also back live to the democratic national convention and the move spoiling the party for thousands of obama supporters and a woman bought an expensive car and wasn't allowed to drive it. now, it's back to dan and cheryl. >> thank you, see you then. >> world news is coming up next. i'm cheryl jennings. >> and from all of

days then the use would be considered deactivated and the alcohol restricted use you could not react vait it. that is often not enough time to make the changes that you might need to do for a change of ownership and ada upgrades. so the supervisor is proposing to extend to 180 days which is the more standard time frame. but other than that, i think that they are keeping it in general in place. and it will lift, certain restrictions on alcoholic beverages that can be cold in small, general groceries and especially groceries in the corridor. and she said that that is intended to address the concerns about the proliferation of the liquor source while still permitting small independently owned grocery stores that sell a variety of foods not just alcohol. and she is controlling something more contemp orary >> if there is a violation of these policies the business would be at jeopardy of losing their planning invitelements in addition to any other recourses. >> thank you. >> any other commissioners? do we have public comment on items eight and 9? >> seeing none, public comment on 8 and 9 are do

a number of things, it would one, it would designate public nuances at foreclosed properties ago vaiting factor and two it would give the court the ability to assess triple penalties for owners of ten or more foreclosed properties who do not abate the public nuisance. i believe that the legislation is fairly balanced and focused at large. neglectful property owners and will serve as another tool for our city and neighborhoods to address the impact of foreclosed properties that are left to deteriorate in our community. i would like to thank my colleagues on the land use committee for considering this item and forwarding to the full board with a positive recommendation and i urge your support today. thank you. >> discussion in >> roll call vote? >> chu. >> aye. >> cohen. >> aye. >> els burn? >> aye. >> ferrill. >> aye. >> kim. >> aye. >> mar? >> aye. >> olague. >> aye. >> weiner. >> aye. >> supervisor avalos. >> aye. >> camp os. >> aye. >> president chu. >> aye. there are 11 ayes. >> the ordinance is passed on the first reading. >> 22 is an ordinance amending the code to prohibt liquor lic

tens of thousands of students and staff were he vac vaited.fficials say a man called in a threat of bombs on campus claiming a section to al qaeda and investigators found nothing in the university. >> a bold move from the british royal family, pursuing legal action against a french magazine trying to prevent it from reprinting topless pictures of the duchess of camebridge. they were in the far east when learning about the photos and word is that they're furious. >> you've given us the most wonderful welcome. >> day days into the tour the royal couple learned nude photos were printed in a french gossip magazine, said to have been taken in this frechblg estate. will and kate spent several days before the trip began. the couple learned the news before touring a mosque. sources tell abc news at first they were saddened then, angry. now, the st. james palace says there is legal action being launched. >> there is talking about a long lens, on vacation and in france. the privacy laws are tough. >> in a statement the palace called the photos reminisce

. >> this has been nearly two years in the making and the unveiling of the pristine renovate vaited stadium is less than 24 hours way. there is some delicious food and fans have more than a football game to look forward to tomorrow. the final screws in place. the turf is ready. the menu is set. 89 years it's reopening with the $321 million renovation. and preparing and getting things set up to host 53,000 folks. >> 63,000 is 9,000 fewer than old seating awill youed but these bleachers are aluminium. fans are excite they had won't leave with splinters in seats anymore. some of the old benches now line walls of the new fall hall of fame. it leads to what looks like a restaurant but is the field club. this is one of three levels where donors who pay from 40,000ses today $225,000 can get the seating and food. and. >> berkeley favorite top dog and a mushroom sandwich there so they can feast during tomorrow's season opener. >> we do have 550 staff members and contract staff member that's will be here for food and beverage to fans. all kinds of shapes and sizes. >> on a grader scale, the 8th floor

this could be the largest racially mote vaited shoivated recent history.s congress to hold congressional hearings that look at hate groups, and i'm glad that we're working to come bait hate on college campuses. >> raleigh brings up the u.s. congress, when i was reading "sacred ground" you talk about a a movement, the ways that the american exceptionalism could be understood. but you tell a story about newt gingrich that i was in love with. >> it is often martin luther junior that is thought of as giving these speeches. and interfaith cooperation is such at the heart of the american story, and we need a new generation to rise up and write that chapter. my friend who is a republican congressional staffer in the mid to late 1990s, needed a place to pray in the capital on friday afternoon the speaker at the time was newt gingrich and provided him that place to pray. we need more americans to be that version of that. to be welcoming the contributions of all communities and nurturing cooperation between them. >> so what i loved about this story is that newt ging

i'm wondering whether we're starting to see the democratic base react ti vait and whether republicanbase has passion and energy that led to that surge. >> this is the year of the hispanics. what we saw were hispanics taking a leadership role and there are big speeches and here you had mayor castro. i think looking at numbers hispanic vote going forward i think this is an invitation to go out and republicans tro-to-try to change what has been a democratic vote to go out to get it for the first time. >> that is right. hoping immigration is going to be the big poll. and americans this is the top issue for them like everybody else. this is one of the demographic autos and he gave that speech to american university and had the house and senate go dog these things and he just didn't. >> that is right and there is a dream act in the other drigs. >> and the thing is that long term voting patterns not going to change my november 6th. you saw prominent future oriented republican hispanic politicians in tamp ra but in terms of voting patterns... >> greta: i think it's starting to at least chip