the food bank is also putting out a call for volunteers this summer. if you would like to help, we have information posted on our website. >> a new playground will soon be ready for kids to enjoy in san francisco's western edition and volunteer heights. volunteers pieced together a jungle gym yesterday as part of the booker t. washington center on presidio avenue. that complex is expanding to include affordable housing units, child care, and a basketball court and the new center is expected to open next month. >>> i'm super excited about this. we're getting our first look at an exciting new attraction for fans of star wars or disney land or disney world. this is the future star wars themed land that will open at the california park and florida park in 2019. a model is now on display this weekend at the fan club expo d-23, which is opening today in anaheim. one of these attractions will let you pilot the millennium falcon on a customized secret mission. the attraction is the single largest theme land expansion in disney history. that video provided by d

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>> reporter: this volunteer applauds anika for dialing into a critical need. >> she is very driven and passionate and persistent. and a really good role model. >> every call i make i'm learning so much from what they have to say. >> so you got to meet your granddaughter for the first time. >> reporter: so for serving senior citizens through meaningful phone conversations, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to anika kumar. sharon chin, kpix 5. >> you can nominate your own local hero for a jefferson award online at cbssf.com/hero. we'll be right back. shark warnings, ignore d! a great white goes after a kayaker in santa cruz... prompting the shutdown of a stretch of beach and water. but that isn't stopping surfers... so is this just "business as usual?" that story >>> a great white goes after a kayaker in santa cruz prompting a shutdown of beach and water. that isn't stopping surfers. is it business as usual? that and more at 5:00. >>> just checked out some of the surf cameras there steamer lane? 30 surfers in there, not scared. ♪[ music ] >> quinn: you're threatening me? i

monday dozens of the volunteers continuing to search for him. found. they can't stop looking until he is found. >> the officials say that the storm was violent. >> unleashing an inch and a half of rain per hour in some areas. this happened after there was burned by a wildfire. a flash flood continues forst most of area. >> a sword from a battle that made history that has a connection to fare ris buehler. alison: and a man throwing a child to traffic. the quick thinking that allowed the child to escape unharm and the moments that the strangers chased the man down. >> announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. larry: time may be running around for coastal cities around the world. a new report pinpoints the areas expected to be the hardest hit. it includ communities on the eastern shore including crisfield. brad bell is there tonight. this is a andly growing problem. brad: it's not an entirely new notion. we have been talking about it for a long time. people have known the towns would be endangered. but they are finding that communities

a woman found his aaa card at the state beach where volunteers and divers are out searching right nowd any clueses that could lead to moss' whereabouts. >>> new this morning, a big mess and traffic backup in napa county after a postal truck flipped on its side, and can you just guess what happened to all that mail. it happened around 4:30 this morning on northbound state route 29 at tower road. the chp says the driver suffered minor injuries. workers with the u.s. postal surface quickly showed up to see all those packages. >> it looks like there's some sorts of packages, and there are employees here unloading trailer and getting it ready to upright. >> the truck has since been towed away. the problem now, a traffic light. the truck took out a power pole in the crash. pg&e crews are still out there trying to fix it, so you want to avoid that area, if you can. >> santa cruz officials are renewing a warnings warning to diehard surfers. you could get fined if you don't get out of the water. the city imposed a ban in the area where a great white shark attacked a kayak earlier this week. ab

again, one thing a foreign national can do is volunteer for campaigns. .hey can volunteer for campaign they cannot use other people's money, for nationals money to help the campaign or use their own money in minimal amounts to help the campaign. host: isn't volunteering for campaign giving something to it? guest: that is the debate at the time, and they decided your own individual activity is exempted from expenditure, but they were clear that that was shown activity. resourcesng other into it, it is illegal. in no way does that volunteer activity allow you to use the russian government to come up with information or to use any resources as a foreign national. host: can you bring information on your own that could be considered opposition research? guest: interesting question. if the attorney her own certain facts and she wanted to tell the campaign them, that would probably not be a violation. if it was something she hired people to research, that would be a violation. if she got these facts from the russian government, that would be a violation. no, she said herself that i have been

volunteers call every one of the 40 people on the list. >> they have so much to share.ch advise and encouragment. it is great the relationship you can have with them. >> reporter: to her it is a gift. he is legally blind and doesn't get out much. a weekly weekly 20 to 30 minute call lifts his spirits. >> the talks make me alive again and young. >> reporter: senior communities trains the volunteers and supervises the call sessions. >> some need reassurance things will be okay and this will pass. others just want a conversation around their interests. >> you went on a tour of san francisco. >> reporter: this volunteer applaused her dialing into a critical need. >> she is driven, passionate and persistent and a good role model. >> every call i make i'm learning so much from what they have to say. >> so you met your granddaughter for the first time. >> reporter: serving senior citizens this weeks award go to this student. >> you can nominate your own local hero for a jefferson award online. we'll take a final check of our forecast now. looking outside golden gate bridge we

volunteers will start at 9:00.like more information, you can go to the website abc7news.com. there are no guarantees that you will meet your soul mate but you may meet some people who are nice and are picking up garbage with you, as well. back the you in the studio. >> wow. applause, applause. >> very own dream boat matt keller reporting live in santa cruz. thank you so much, matt. >>> city crews and neighbors in oakland cleaning up the debris left behind there by hundreds of illegal fireworks. take a look. mark spears tweeted thought video shows different fireworks displays looked like last night. >>> well, illegal fireworks may be to blame for a small grass fire in the oakland hills. this happened on redwood road near old redwood road last night. quick action by firefighters kept the flames from spreading. about one acre in all burned. firefighters say there's a strong chance the fire was started by illegal fireworks because of debris they found nearby. >>> our tower cameras captured illegal fireworks in san jose

volunteer and join my company. another good thing about conscription is what it tended to do was if you were a conscript, they were going to send you wherever they needed you. maybe you were a north carolinian and you're from western north carolina. they may send you into a regiment from a bunch of guys from eastern northern whom you don't know because those guys have suffered a lot of casualties. if you volunteer, you have the advantage of being able to join with a lot of guys from your local community. you can all join the same company and you can serve with men that you know. another reason to avoid conscription by volunteering. there is another way of getting conscripted. this cartoon shows basically the rope around a fellow's neck and somebody else behind him prodding him, forcing him into the army. there are two ways you can go you can go voluntarily or you , can go by being compelled. so the easy way or the hard way. to show you how desperate the situation becomes for the confederacy, by 1864 they have expan

volunteers and veterans are working the grounds. amy cho got there this morning for a day of renewal and remembrance. what's happening there? >> reporter: cry, good morning, they're planting flower, taking care of the trees, all part of an effort to give back to those who have served our country. volunteers pouring in hours of effort at arlington national cemetery. they work, so those buried here can have a more beautiful place to rest. >> look for the rows where you go, huh the tractor can't get there. many of them came from all over the country. >> who is volunteers to push that spreader. >> like ken taylor which is what you do professionally and get paid to do, why not take those skills and take that work effort and give back? >> they provide the freedoms we here enjoy. it's our duty and responsible and honor to honor them in our service. >> reporter: for some they were honoring those they have lost. >> i have friends of the family buried here, so it's an honor to be here and help beautify this location. >> we're excited to give

. >> tell me about volunteers? >> we could not exist without volunteers.ast year we had 3,000 volunteers and we're going to have many more this year. they cook, clean, play games. they do arts and crafts, they garden. you name it. whatever you need done on your house we need done at our house. >> do the same volunteers come back? because they love what they're doing and they learn more about the family house and the families that come in. >> absolutely. we've had volunteers that have been there for 30 years. bum we also have sales force as a tremendous partner since volunteers every week as well as individuals who are our new neighbors in mission bay. >> can you say a word to those families who may not be using ucsf services or may not be fortunate enough to be in the family house. what can you say to those families who are struggling, who are at a very dark painful time and who don't have that support system that you do provide. >> i think what's really important is for every parent is to a keep the faith. when you're going through something difficult. th

that's 2,000 volunteers in just seven days.hey went into homes and down to the creek, going a long way to returning life to normal along its banks. >> there you go. you got a pair. >> reporter: deb is quick to deflect any praise, saying she's simply a good organizer. others, though, are more generous, believing on the list of people the city has to thank. deb should be right near the top. even though the worst of the flooding is long in the past, deb says the impacts of the creek are still lingering. and she and her volunteers are still out there cleaning to this very day. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> you were out there firsthand. you saw how devastating that situation was any shot in the arm helps. >> it permeates everything. we'll be right back. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident

that is 2,000 volunteers in just seven-days.hey went into homes and down to the creek going a long way to be turning life to normal along the banks. deb is quick to deflect praise saying she is simply a good organizer. others are more generous believing on the list of people they would have to thank, deb is right to the top. >> you can imagine trying to organize that from scratch. within a matter of days she had this happen. >> she was the woman behind it all. and a lot of people came out. thanks garvin. >>> one stop shop for drivers. easy to renew your license at the grocery store. it is called dmv now. vons and albertson's has signed on. plans to place kiosk in the bay area later this year. >> we are getting hot now. >> as you are about to see in the seven-day forecast, we are going to be here for a while. that is a gorgeous view. up in the north bay right now. tomorrow, sonoma and napa, in the orange and red low 90s. san francisco you got the fog and enough of the ocean ac holding on tomorrow that will keep temperatures mostl

many volunteers are veterans themselves.organizers say when the project started 21 years ago, they had about 50 volunteers. ,oday, more than 400 showed up including more than 50 children. steve: the high temperature today at reagan national made it up to 91 degrees, a little above average this time of year. if you like it hot and humid, wait until wednesday and thursday, when highs will be well into the middle 90's with the heat index values near 100. likegrees is what it feels right now at reagan national, downtown dca little hotter. -- downtown d.c. a little hotter. this is only getting hotter the next couple days. quiet and dry around the capital beltway right now. showers and thunderstorms just to the west, the strongest storms, and a severe posted for hardy county, west virginia until 11:45. this storm is moving to the north and east at about 10 to 15 miles per hour and reports of half-dollar sized hail with this cell. this has no impact on the immediate metro. however, we are looking at another around augusta, with are

. >>> controversy in south bay after a city official has announced fines against volunteer groups at the the homeless. jesse gary was there as the group continued there are rich today in protest. >> reporter: church volunteers conduct what they call a granola bar protest. people handed out granola borers -- bars and water. >> it is our right as churches and people of faith to continue to practice our constitutional rights to ensure that the people here get fed. four dachshund >> reporter: he lost his job and his been homeless ever since. he says food drops are a godsend. >> a big difference. definitely when your income is not so much. >> reporter: just released a survey shows a 30% increase in homelessness since 2015. even so city officials have warned groups against their free food giveaways. >> organized distribution can create a lot of letter and there are health and food safety concerns. >> reporter: he said there are eight city kitchens feeding the homeless everyday and three are most a mile from st. james part. they will -- it prohibit the distribution of food without a permit.

. >> reporter: word spread quickly to the volunteers who have spent weeks searching for richard moss. an early morning dive turned up grim evidence. >> that was one of the lowest tides and we found a hyundai wheel made in korea, specifically to the tiburon and a fuel tank wedged in the sand line. >> divers took photos, then gave the wheel to the sheriff's office. they say it matches the wheels in these pictures of the blue hyundai moss was driving when he disappeared. >> the wheel itself was sheared off with the disk brake rotor intact. one might guess that the car hit rear first, sheared off the fuel tank and one of the rear wheels and then floated out. >> reporter: divers swam out to mark the spot where the fuel tank is lodged in the rocks. they'll returning at low tide to look for the rest of the car. in the meantime the sheriff's office won't draw conclusions. >> we have found other car parts in other locations that we have confirmed to not belong to his vehicle, so because of that, we don't want to speculate to anything yet. >> reporter: if it is moss's car, volunteers think this

just last spring he volunteered as an assistant coach knowned a the comets. >> do you think there needs to be more done? >> oh, yeah, there's no way that nobody caught on. i think somebody felt that something weird was happening and didn't speak up. >> and jonathan and alice, those informational sessions are scheduled for july 28th and august 16th at 7:00 here at benjamin stotter. news.a gayle, nbc jonathan: the heat wave over for now. is the weather -- wet weather gone for now? steve: heaviest rain over prince williams county and fredricksburg. we are going to see the showers continue overnight hour. so it could be a slow go in the morning. showers and thunderstorms are likely during the afternoon hours but depending on whether or not we see any sunshine during the afternoon hours will depend on whether any of these storms become severe. i'll give you the latest timing with our futurecast, plus a look at our upcoming weekend in just a few minutes. >> d.c. police want you to see this. this is surveillance footage. officers want to find these guys right here. this is in connection with t

volunteers probed heavy brush along the highway for signs of an accident and otherrers went door to door -- others went door to door asking neighbors. >> reporter: what is maddening is that his car was picked up on a surveillance camera. that means he somehow vanished in the mile and a half between the tunnels and the beach. . >> our family searched on foot, if i was to guess, it was searched 50 times. >> reporter: his wallet and cash were found at his home but last week his aaa card was found on the beach. >> last evidence other than him leaving the tunnels and, you know, the -- you know, the card came from the car and maybe it floated on to the beach. >> reporter: despite the searches no sign of the car has been found. it left this fatherane tortured state of limbo. >> -- father in a tortured state of limbo. >> we are half the time, you know, just in tears. [ indiscernible talking ] >> the flight from hawaii cost thousands but he will return every two weeks till he is returned because how do you stop searching when the missing person is your child. john ramos, kpix 5. >>> firefighter i

why volunteering can make your life healthier when "eyewitness news" comes right back. minneapoli >>> this is cbs3 "eyewitness news" with ukee washington, jessica dean, kate bilo, nicole brewer and don bell. ♪ . >>> chopper 3 over the scene in burlington county tonight. the plane went down in pemberton. the pilot was aboard the plane. suffered nonlife-threatening >> unclear what led up to the crash. >>> state police in delaware say the pilot of a crop duster clipped electrical wires before crashing in a field this morning. authorities say hitting the wires caused 52-year-old robert wearing to lose control. wearing is listed in critical condition at christiana medical center. >>> the start of wwe vince mcman was rescued from a helicopter made an emergency landing in the ocean. shane mcmain also a wwe executive was a passenger, neither he or the pilot were hurt. mcman tweeted this thanks to the pilots and emergency responders. it's not clear what went wrong but mcman said he heard bang before the pilot made an emergency landing. >>> the minneapolis police officer who shot

in 2016, he volunteered as an assistant coach. the mother of a boy who trained with bell can't believe he was around her son. >> i feel rage. you know? i want him to get what he deserves. kids at this age? some of >> investigators believe there are at least ten victims and could be more. bell is hiv positive. the victims are being tested. >>> right now, this man's family would like your help finding him. 60-year-old orlando brown was last seen in damascus last night. he has dementia. he was driving his ford focus tags 4bw777. this shows him with a moustache, but he is currently clean shaven. >> it looks as though a nonprofit group might face neighbors from being convicted. the mobile park was supposed to shut down after the property owner couldn't afford to fix a leaking sewer system. the group would buy the mobile home park for $1.4 million according to "the washington post" and pay to fix the sewer >> folks on the dallas toll road will prepare for extra noise. crews started breaking concrete to get rid of the old route 7 overpas

we just need the volunteers to make the food. >> you can have volunteers come to catholic charities and. there's another way that you can be involved if you don't want to come into the facility if someone does not want to come into catholic charities to make the bags they have do it on their own. we have families that do it for family unions. we've had people do it for wedding. >> birthday parties. >> birthday parties. sometimes they just want to donate someone wants to donate juice boxes or pop tarts or fruit cups that's also another way that helps out the program cuts down on costs. and we gladly accept donations as well. >> what's going into these capri suns. you mention add mixture of salty and sweet. walk me through what you've got in these bags. >> of course. so we have a juice box and we have simply checks sort of like a breakfast component and then we have gold fish which like, the granola bar a favorite, and then we have a fruit leather and we have a fruit cup. >> favorites in my house for sure. >> frue lovers are the favorites. they do like pop tarts. but we try to give that i

eyewitness news was with volunteers this afternoon as they work the whole park and surrounding area. more than 50 volunteers from the city and salvation army fanned out to nearby vacant lots. >> we're trying to cleanup. it's a beautification project we explained up five problems and we're down by hope park cleaning up the park as well as cleaning up city streets between problems of b street and a street. and in the neighborhood. >> the cleanup is part of the initiative a program that aims to address community needs amid increasing drug epidemic in some of the city's neighborhoods. >> star of cbs hit trauma blue bloods is making head blinds from a trip to a waffle house. >> how big of a tip he left for them and other bonus he added in. plus this. >> ohh that smells good. >> vittoria woodill heads to evenismville eatery taking flavor to a whole new level. and there's something that says this restaurant apart from so many others. >> philly iconic william penn statue is all cleaned up. when you'll see that scaffolding coming down. >> a stormy evening throughout the region. it's much calm