>> wang: often! >> stahl: so often, wang shi shudders to think what would happen if the bubble actually burst. >> wang: if that bubble break, that maybe who know what will happened? maybe that... maybe the next arabic spring... >> stahl: arabic spring. you mean people coming out and demonstrating. >> wang: mm-hmm. >> stahl: a lot of economists say that it's too big for even this government to control. >> wang: mm-hmm. i believe that top leaders have enough smart to deal with that. i hope! >> stahl: you're doing this. >> wang: but that's uncertain. >> stahl: meanwhile, people who can afford it are still buying as much real estate as they can. they're even finding ways around the one-apartment restriction in big cities. can't buy in beijing? just cross the city line and the boom is in full swing-- flyers advertising new projects, potential buyers crowding buses to see new construction, and new owners line up to register their new apartments. like us in our bubble, they just don't believe the good times

alan wang is live in oakland with this developing story. alan. >> we have one oakland police officer who was posted along broadway. they were trying to monitor movements. they roamed through downtown oakland and they have dwindled to a small band. they made it up telegraph and moo berkeley. but it came to a halt after berkeley police formed a skirmish line and at least one man was taken into custody. it started out at 7:00 where 100 protesters marched to oakland headquarters chapting justice for michael brown -- chanting justice for michael brown. police had to block the on ramp to keep them from getting on to the interstate. there was a scuffle with pepper spray involved and there have been two broken windows, one at the taste of denmark bakery and another in a business -- at a business in koreatown. a few sprayed aneen sprayed and at one point someone fired of on fireworks and there were no official reports of arrest. right now we understand that oakland police are preparing and headed to back up the police in berkeley. reporting live in

alan wang is live in oakland with this developing story. alan. >> we have one oakland police officer who was posted along broadway. they were trying to monitor movements. they roamed through downtown oakland and they have dwindled to a small band. they made it up telegraph and moo berkeley. but it came to a halt after berkeley police formed a skirmish line and at least one man was taken into custody. it started out at 7:00 where 100 protesters marched to oakland headquarters chapting justice for michael brown -- chanting justice for michael brown. police had to block the on ramp to keep them from getting on to the interstate. there was a scuffle with pepper spray involved and there have been two broken windows, one at the taste of denmark bakery and another in a business -- at a business in koreatown. a few businesses have been sprayed and at one point someone fired of on fireworks and there were no official reports of arrest. right now we understand that oakland police are preparing and headed to back up the police in berkeley. reporting l

alan wang is live in oakland with this developing story. alan. >> we have one oakland police officer who was posted along broadway. they were trying to monitor movements. they roamed through downtown oakland and they have dwindled to a small band. they made it up telegraph and moo berkeley. but it came to a halt after berkeley police formed a skirmish line and at least one man was taken into custody. it started out at 7:00 where 100 protesters marched to oakland headquarters chapting justice for michael brown -- chanting justice for michael brown. police had to block the on ramp to keep them from getting on to the interstate. there was a scuffle with pepper spray involved and there have been two broken windows, one at the taste of denmark bakery and another in a business -- at a business in koreatown. a few businesses have been sprayed and at one point someone fired of on fireworks and there were no official reports of arrest. right now we understand that oakland police are preparing and headed to back up the police in berkeley. reporting l

. >> alan wang is live in antioch with the story. alan? >> dan and a -- ama, it brings up the rights of people with video and rights of police and if they can take away that video. the antioch police department declined an on camera video and all of the witnesses we spoke with were afraid to reveal their identity because of what they saw police do to this man. >> i don't think that's necessary. >> this is youtube video of antioch police arresting a man on tuesday afternoon. >> i thought it was overkill. i was disgusted by it. >> the man who appeared to be mentally disturbed appeared handcuffed as police used a taser on him and hit him with a baton. an officer released a police dog who started biting the man until he was bleeding and unrecognizable. >> not his legs and arms. it was his face and head. that's too much. >> the man who shot this video say officers started confiscating cell phones from icerincident and then this offir asked for his cell phone. >> i he took my phone because i didn't want no problems. >> then what happened? >> he

even celebrities. >> and abc7 news reporter alan wang learned more about it first hand. hi, alan. >> it is a good thing i carry my fire gear with me at all times. i i didn't know i was covering the story in my suit today. because of the ice bucket challenge millions more people are learning more about als. in the past two weeks the ice bucket challenge has soaked the world with als or lou gehrig's disease. people are learning about bob hall who can no longer walk. he knows the fatal disease will eventually take his ability to speak, eat and breathe. >> i wouldn't have known what it was. i would have had to google it. >> als is gaining unprecedented publicity. the als association golden west chapter's sue morris took the challenged. board chairman philip thomas whose wife suffers from als also joined in. so far the national als association has received $4 million. that's four times the amount donated last year. the pressure behind the ice bucket challenge is hard to turn down. >> i would like to sacrifice my suit to the als association. i qo like to -- i would like to cha

alan wang joins us live from 280 and pennsylvania ave where crews are hard at work. >> they are, ama. so far the seismic retrofit project is on schedule. these crews have been working around the clock. they just finished cutting away this section of i-280. they will lay in rebar and concrete and it will allow cal trans to replace two bridge hinges giving the span more flexibility. the gap in northbound i-280 means this stretch of highway is closed from the 101 junction to king street. this is the route that normally takes giants baseball fans coming from the peninsula to at&t park. tonight there was a late crowd coming in for the 7:00 game. many fans were navigating a new route. >> i think going forward i wouldn't take any of my own vehicle or transportation of my own vehicle. i would take public transportation because it is more convenient. i don't want to deal with the parking. >> use cal train. i think that's the best option you can use. >> those who did drive chose not to take the detour at the highway 101 junction. he drove around it. >> we went 280 to 380 and the 101 north. less

wang at princeton got zero states wrong. he correctly predicted all 33 of the 33 u.s. senate races in 2012. so he's got a pretty good track record. at sam wang's princeton election consortium, even though these are what the other data geeks say is going to happen to the u.s. senate this year, this is what he's saying instead. all the other analysts say it's way more likely republicans are going to win control of the senate than democrats, right? but mr. wang at princeton says there is a 70% likelihood that democrats will be holding on to the senate. really? who's right between these different data geeks who are all looking at reasonable numbers with good formulas for making these predictions? who's right between them? it can't both be 65% likely that democrat -- that republicans are going to hold it and 75% likely that democrats are going to hold it, right? both those things can't exist at once. who's right between them? i don't know. neither do you. neither do any of them. it's predictions, after all. but it is starting to feel like any common wisdom that there is abo

alan wang joins us live from 280 and pennsylvania ave where crews are hard at work. >> they are, ama. so far the seismic retrofit project is on schedule. these crews have been working around the clock. they just finished cutting away this section of i-280. they will lay in rebar and concrete and it will allow cal trans to replace two bridge hinges giving the span more flexibility. the gap in northbound i-280 means this stretch of highway is closed from the 101 junction to king street. this is the route that normally takes giants baseball fans coming from the peninsula to at&t park. tonight there was a late crowd coming in for the 7:00 game. many fans were navigating a new route. >> i think going forward i wouldn't take any of my own vehicle or transportation of my own vehicle. i would take public transportation because it is more convenient. i don't want to deal with the parking. >> use cal train. i think that's the best option you can use. >> those who did drive chose not to take the detour at the highway 101 junction. he drove around it. >> we went 280 to 380 and the 101 north. less

alan wang is live. alan she has been trying it for quite some time and this time it worked. >> this woman is recognize believe a. her face was splashed all over the news earlier this year after she was arrested for sneaking past a tsa checkpoint at sfo. a judge ordered her to undergo psychiatric treatment and stay away from the airport, but she tried it again. this time marilyn hart -- hartman took flight and headed to los angeles. they conducted a head count in the air and she was arrested in los angeles. >> she should have never gotten on that plane. >> they say ma mineta san jose airport security told them she bypassed a document checker while he was examining a family's boarding passes. >> pulled the same stunt at the gate before getting on the plane. found a family and went around. >> swalwell is on the homeland security subcommittee. >> two incidents of unticketed passengers getting on a plane at san jose within the last four months is concerning. >> swalwell called for improved perimeter security

. >> alan wang is live in antioch with the story. alan?and a -- ama, it brings up the rights of people with video and rights of police and if they can take away that video. the antioch police department declined an on camera video and all of the witnesses we spoke with were afraid to reveal their identity because of what they saw police do to this man. >> i don't think that's necessary. >> this is youtube video of antioch police arresting a man on tuesday afternoon. >> i thought it was overkill. i was disgusted by it. >> the man who appeared to be mentally disturbed appeared handcuffed as police used a taser on him and hit him with a baton. an officer released a police dog who started biting the man until he was bleeding and unrecognizable. >> not his legs and arms. it was his face and head. that's too much. >> the man who shot this video say officers started confiscating cell phones from anyone who shot video of the incident and then this officer asked for his cell phone. >> i he took my phone because i didn't want no problems. >> then wh

abc7 news reporter alan wang is there live with the story. alan?and dan a fire this size could have been stamped out quickly, but this was burning in a marsh. that marsh runs up to a nab. to a neighborhood. >> it was a stubborn wildfire that was hard to reach and going toward homes in vallejo. >> they said don't go back in your house. i really did get nervous. >> barbara mcdermott could see the flames approaching her backyard. >> that fire was burning. it was cracking. >> much of the marsh land near the interchange was too soft for the heavy engines. so firefighters battled it on foot as it burned through toolly grass seven feet high. >> it is dense and it takes a lot of water to penetrate down to the water. and with the wind conditions this time of day it got a lot of spread from the wind. >> firefighters who believe it started in a homelessen encampment couldn't truck water into the field fast enough. >> we knocked on doors and letting everybody know that the backyard is on fire. >> then the helicopter swooped in. showering the flames with water

at 11 wong is there -- alan wang is there live to show how they paid tribute.e giants were missing one of their greatest fans, robin williams. in between innings they played his clips from his movies and they played robin williams trivia and before the start of the game, a very special moment. one day after his death giants fans stood in a moment of silence and remembered robin williams on the jumbo tron. >> good evening, san francisco! >> robin williams was a loyal giants fan who cheered the team on during their 2010 world series run. >> to be honest, the smiles he brought out around us. i would say he did help us out. that's jack. that's peter pan. >> he was his usual self. he was full of energy and bouncing around and having a good time and pulling for the giants. >> manager bruce bochy remembers when he brought his friend and famous new yorker billy crystal to a yankee hfs giants game. >> we have to take care of these yankees. i have a lot on this game. he was just cracking up like he normally does. >> other giants players remembered williams from their chi

at sfo, alan wang, abc7 news. >>> the father of a baby boy killed by his mother has been found dead. daniel patrick sherman was the father of william brian sherman, the 7-month-old who was found dead near livermore in april. police say the boy's mother, ashley newton admitted to stabbing the baby to dead and cutting her own wrists. she survived and is expected in court next month. police have not said how daniel sherman died. he was not considered a suspect in the baby's death. >>> oakland is trying to shutdown a single room occupancy hotel. the city attorney filed the west grand hotel. they call the hotel a public nuisance and say it is the center of drug sales. they found numerous building and fire code violations. h there is mold and cockroach infestations and nonworking toilets and showers. >> well, how much should your children be taught about sex in high school. coming up next, a curriculum that goes too far for some bay area parents. >> dozens of passengers and men, women and children come together for one heroic act. the video you really need to see. >> and this basketball st

even celebrities. >> and abc7 news reporter alan wang learned more about it first hand., alan. >> it is a good thing i carry my fire gear with me at all times. i i didn't know i was covering the story in my suit today. because of the ice bucket challenge millions more people are learning more about als. in the past two weeks the ice bucket challenge has soaked the world with als or lou gehrig's disease. people are learning about bob hall who can no longer walk. he knows the fatal disease will eventually take his ability to speak, eat and breathe. >> i wouldn't have known what it was. i would have had to google it. >> als is gaining unprecedented publicity. the als association golden west chapter's sue morris took the challenged. board chairman philip thomas whose wife suffers from als also joined in. so far the national als association has received $4 million. that's four times the amount donated last year. the pressure behind the ice bucket challenge is hard to turn down. >> i would like to sacrifice my suit to the als association. to challenge dan ashley, ama dates and

alan wang is live. alan she has been trying it for quite some time and this time it worked. >> this woman is recognize believe a. her face was splashed all over the news earlier this year after she was arrested for sneaking past a tsaatheckpoint at sfo. a judge ordered her to undergo psychiatric treatment and stay away from the airport, but she tried it again. this time marilyn hart -- hartman took flight and headed to los angeles. they conducted a head count in the air and she was arrested in los angeles. >> she should have never gotten on that plane. >> they say ma mineta san jose airport security told them she bypassed a document checker while he was examining a family's boarding passes. >> pulled the same stunt at the gate before getting on the plane. found a family and went around. >> swalwell is on the homeland security subcommittee. >> two incidents of unticketed passengers getting on a plane at san jose within the last four months is concerning. >> swalwell called for improved perimeter security

abc7 news reporter alan wang is there live with the story. alan?>> and dan a fire this size could have been stamped out quickly, but this was burning in a marsh. that marsh runs up to a nab. to a neighborhood. >> it was a stubborn wildfire that was hard to reach and going toward homes in vallejo. >> they said don't go back in your house. i really did get nervous. >> barbara mcdermott could see the flames approaching her backyard. >> that fire was burning. it was cracking. >> much of the marsh land near the interchange was too soft for the heavy engines. so firefighters battled it on foot as it burned through toolly grass seven feet high. >> it is dense and it takes a lot of water to penetrate down to the water. and with the wind conditions this time of day it got a lot of spread from the wind. >> firefighters who believe it started in a homelessen encampment couldn't truck water into the field fast enough. >> we knocked on doors and letting everybody know that the backyard is on fire. >> then the helicopter swooped in. showering the flames with wat

at sfo, alan wang, abc7 news. >>> the father of a baby boy killed by his mother has been found dead. daniel patrick sherman was the father of william brian sherman, the 7-month-old who was found dead near livermore in april. police say the boy's mother, ashley newton admitted to stabbing the baby to dead and cutting her own wrists. she survived and is expected in court next month. police have not said how daniel sherman died. he was not considered a suspect in the baby's death. >>> oakland is trying to adown m occupancy hotel. the city attorney filed the west grand hotel. they call the hotel a public nuisance and say it is the center of drug sales. they found numerous building and fire code violations. h there is mold and cockroach infestations and nonworking toilets and showers. >> well, how much should your children be taught about sex in high school. coming up next, a curriculum that goes too far for some bay area parents. >> dozens of passengers and men, women and children come together for one heroic act. the video you really need to see. >> and this basketball star and grad jer

. >> alan wang is live in antioch with the story. alan? >> dan and a -- ama, it brings up the rights of people with video and rights of police and if they can take away that video. the antioch police department declined an on camera video and all of the witnesses we spoke with were afraid to reveal their identity because of what they saw police do to this man. >> i don't think that's necessary. >> this is youtube video of antioch police arresting a man on tuesday afternoon. >> i thought it was overkill. i was disgusted by it. >> the man who appeared to be mentally disturbed appeared handcuffed as police used a taser on him and hit him with a baton. an officer released a police dog who started biting the man until he was bleeding and unrecognizable. >> not his legs and arms. it was his face and head. that's too much. >> the man who shot this video say officers started confiscating cell phones from anyone who shot video of the incident and then this officer asked for his cell phone. >> i he took my phone because i didn't want no problems. >>

even celebrities. >> and abc7 news reporter alan wang learned more about it first hand.i, alan. >> it is a good thing i carry my fire gear with me at all times. i i didn't know i was covering the story in my suit today. because of the ice bucket challenge millions more people are learning more about als. in the past two weeks the ice bucket challenge has soaked the world with als or lou gehrig's disease. people are learning about bob hall who can no longer walk. he knows the fatal disease will eventually take his ability to speak, eat and breathe. >> i wouldn't have known what it was. i would have had to google it. >> als is gaining unprecedented publicity. the als association golden west chapter's sue morris took the challenged. board chairman philip thomas whose wife suffers from als also joined in. so far the national als association has received $4 million. that's four times the amount donated last year. the pressure behind the ice bucket challenge is hard to turn down. >> i would like to sacrifice my suit to the als association. to challenge dan ashley, ama dates an

alan wang is live. alan she has been trying it for quite some time and this time it worked. >> this woman is recognize believe a. her face was splashed all over the news earlier this year after she was arrested for sneaking past a tsa checkpoint at sfo. a judge ordered her to undergo psychiatric treatment and stay away from the airport, but she tried it again. this time marilyn hart -- hartman took flight and headed to los angeles. they conducted a head count in the air and she was arrested in los angeles. >> she should have never gotten on that plane. >> they say ma mineta san jose airport security told them she bypassed a document checker while he was examining a family's boarding passes. >> pulled the same stunt at the gate before getting on the plane. found a family and went around. >> swalwell is on the homeland security subcommittee. >> two incidents of unticketed passengers getting on a plane at san jose within the last four months is concerning. >> swalwell called for improved perimeter security

at sfo, alan wang, abc7 news. >>> the father of a baby boy killed by his mother has been found dead. daniel patrick sherman was the father of william brian sherman, the 7-month-old who was found dead near livermore in april. police say the boy's mother, ashley newton admitted to stabbing the baby to dead and cutting her own wrists. she survived and is expected in court next month. police have not said how daniel sherman died. he was not considered a suspect in the baby's death. >>> oakland is trying to shutdown a single room occupancy hotel. the city attorney filed the west grand hotel. they call the hotel a public nuisance and say it is the center of drug sales. they found numerous building and fire code violations. h there is mold and cockroach infestations and nonworking toilets and showers. >> well, how much should your children be taught about sex in high school. coming up next, a curriculum that goes too far for some bay area parents. >> dozens of passengers and men, women and children come together for one heroic act. the video you really need to see. >> and this basketball st

alan wang joins us live from 280 and pennsylvania ave where crews are hard at work. >> they are, ama.so far the seismic retrofit project is on schedule. these crews have been working around the clock. they just finished cutting away this section of i-280. they will lay in rebar and concrete and it will allow cal trans to replace two bridge hinges giving the span more flexibility. the gap in northbound i-280 means this stretch of highway is closed from the 101 junction to king street. this is the route that normally takes giants baseball fans coming from the peninsula to at&t park. tonight there was a late crowd coming in for the 7:00 game. many fans were navigating a new route. >> i think going forward i wouldn't take any of my own vehicle or transportation of my own vehicle. i would take public transportation because it is more convenient. i don't want to deal with the parking. >> use cal train. i think that's the best option you can use. >> those who did drive chose not to take the detour at the highway 101 junction. he drove around it. >> we went 280 to 380 and the 101 north. less

abc7 news reporter alan wang is there live with the story. alan? >> and dan a fire this size could have been stamped out quickly, but this was burning in a marsh. that marsh runs up to a nab. to a neighborhood. >> it was a stubborn wildfire that was hard to reach and going toward homes in vallejo. >> they said don't go back in your house. i really did get nervous. >> barbara mcdermott could see the flames approaching her backyard. >> that fire was burning. it was cracking. >> much of the marsh land near the interchange was too soft for the heavy engines. so firefighters battled it on foot as it burned through toolly grass seven feet high. >> it is dense and it takes a lot of water to penetrate down to the water. and with the wind conditions this time of day it got a lot of spread from the wind. >> firefighters who believe it started in a homelessen encampment couldn't truck water into the field fast enough. >> we knocked on doors and letting everybody know that the backyard is on fire. >> then the helicopter swooped in. showering the flames with wa

abc 7 news reporter alan wang is live at fremont police headquarters, where they're working this case. alan? >> reporter: ama, when the call came in, police here were told this was a crime in progress. so they showed up in full force with their guns drawn. at the same time the victim's husband, who was also notified, drove up to the house and ran in, telling police not to shoot. >> so when i call her and i heard her on the phone and she said uuhhhhh, something like that, and i stop my work. >> reporter: after receiving a call from his 54-year-old wife in distress, foo fun found her lying in the doorway of their home. >> my wife's right here. right here. with the duct tape. >> reporter: she had passed out and could barely breathe through the tape. only one other person, their 9-month-old granddaughter haley was at home asleep in this hammock during the robbery around 2:30 wednesday afternoon. >> i feel afraid for my mother. >> reporter: terry phan says her mother was cooking when two men entered the house from the back door and put a gun to her head. they stole designer handbags and so

at 11 wong is there -- alan wang is there live show how they paid tribute. gite giants were missing one of their greatest fans, robin williams. in between innings they played his clips from his movies and they played robin williams trivia and before the start of the game, a very special moment. one day after his death giants fans stood in a moment of silence and remembered robin williams on the jumbo tron. francisco! >> robin williams was a loyal giants fan who cheered the team on during their 2010 world series run. >> to be honest, the smiles he brought out around us. i would say he did help us out. that's jack. that's peter pan. >> he was his usual self. he was full of energy and bouncing around and having a good time and pulling for the giants. >> manager bruce bochy remembers when he brought his friend and famous new yorker billy crystal to a yankee hfs giants game. >> we have to take care of these yankees. i have a lot on this game. he was just cracking up like he normally does. >> other players remembered williams from their childhood. >> i think "mrs.

at 11 wong is there -- alan wang is there live to show how they paid tribute. gite giants were missing one of their greatest fans, robin williams. in between innings they played his clips from his movies and they played robin williams trivia and before the start of the game, a very special moment. one day after his death giants fans stood in a moment of silence and remembered robin williams on the jumbo tron. francisco! >> robin williams was a loyal giants fan who cheered the team on during their 2010 world series run. >> to be honest, the smiles he brought out around us. i would say he did help us out. that's jack. that's peter pan. >> he was his usual self. he was full of energy and bouncing around and having a good time and pulling for the giants. >> manager bruce bochy remembers when he brought his friend and famous new yorker billy crystal to a yankee hfs giants game. >> we have to take care of these yankees. i have a lot on this game. he was just cracking up like he normally does. >> other giants players remembered williams from their childhood. >> i thin

abc 7 news reporter alan wang is live at fremont police headquarters, where they're working this case. alan? >> reporter: ama, when the call came in, police here were told this was a crime in progress. so they showed up in full force with their guns drawn. at the same time the victim's husband, who was also notified, drove up to the house and ran in, telling police not to shoot. >> so when i call her and i heard her on the phone and she said uuhhhhh, something like that, and i stop my work. >> reporter: after receiving a call from his 54-year-old wife in distress, foo fun found her lying in the doorway of their home. >> my wife's right here. right here. with the duct tape. >> reporter: she had passed out and could barely breathe through the tape. only one other person, their 9-month-old granddaughter haley was at home asleep in this hammock during the robbery around 2:30 wednesday afternoon. >> i feel afraid for my mother. >> reporter: terry phan says her mother was cooking when two men entered the house from the back door and put a gun to her head. they stole designer handbags and so

abc news reporter alan wang is there live now. alan? >> reporter: larry, they wasted no time in getting to work on this seismic retro fit. you can see the giant jackhammers behind me pounding away at this section of the 280 bridge, and can you probably even see what we're feeling, and that's the power of those things, shaking this bridge and bouncing our camera up and down. this is happening just above caesar chavez street. they closed the northbound lanes of i-220 two hours ago and it immediately started backing up where traffic is being diverted on highway 101. this is what it looked like there just a few minutes ago. this four-day closure will allow caltranz to replace two bridge hinges with larger ones giving the spans more flexibility and that means the stretch of i-280 will be closed from the 101 junction to king street. the southbound lanes of i-220 will stay open. caltranz says this project was planned in advance and the timing has nothing to do with the earthquake in napa, and if all goes according to plan this part of i-280 wi

abc 7 news reporter alan wang is live at fremont police headquarters, where they're working this case. alan? >> reporter: ama, when the call came in, police here were told this was a crime in progress. so they showed up in full force with their guns drawn. at the same time the victim's husband, who was also notified, drove up to the house and ran in, telling police not to shoot. >> so when i call her and i heard her on the phone and she said uuhhhhh, something like that, and i stop my work. >> reporter: after receiving a call from his 54-year-old wife in distress, foo fun found her lying in the doorway of their home. >> my wife's right here. right here. with the duct tape. >> reporter: she had passed out and could barely breathe through the tape. only one other person, their 9-month-old granddaughter haley was at home asleep in this hammock during the robbery around 2:30 wednesday afternoon. >> i feel afraid for my mother. >> reporter: terry phan says her ng when two men cooking when tw entered the house from the back door and put a gun to her head. they stole designer handbags and so

judy wang is live with more. >> good morning. for inbound trains are not running this morning because of what happened. metra it is still investigating the circumstances of cook county medical examiner's schedule autopsies for today on the tube killed. they are believed to be siblings. metra is not running the trains this morning the line from from aurora to union station pier 1212-1226-1228- 1244. these are trains that normally arrive downtown between seven-8:20 a.m.. the inbound train hit the woman and man just before 5:00 p.m. happen that 21st on chicago's west side about 1 mi. from the western avenue station. people at the scene who identified themselves as relatives say they were in their 50s and they may have been pushing a cart on the tracks looking for scrap metal. a man who identified the woman as his wife, margaret hudson says she looked after her brother who was partially blind. >> half of my family is out here. most of the neighbors were praying and trying to give the family some hope and keeping them column. >> i hea

janelle wang, nbc news. >>> what a republican candidate was trying to prove by living on the street.nsive fight against president obama. who is going to pay for it? we'll tell but it in tonight's reality check. >>> i'm jodi hernandez in berkeley where a deadly ebola outbreak is impacting students and researchers from the bay area. i'll have a live report coming up. >>> the impact from africa's deadly ebola crisis is starting to spread worldwide. it may start to affect uc berkeley. atlanta area hospital is now preparing for the arrival of at least one american affected in africa. it's not clear if one or maybe both of the health care workers known to contract the disease there but the conditions of each have reportedly deteriorated. the world held organization says at least 1300 africans have been infected since march. more than half of those infected have died. nbc bay area jodi hernandez is joining us with the possible impact in berkeley. jodi? >> reporter: impact of the deadly ebola outbreak are being felt here at uc berkeley. staff met here to talk about a possible summer study ab

judy wang is live in midlothian with the latest. >> good morning. for women attacked in four weeks since description, approach, same neighborhood. the woman attacked sunday had just set off a train and had nearly made it home. pepin the 12:30 p.m. sunday near trouble avenue. the woman called a cab when she had arrived at the station even though she lives five minutes away. she waited and then walked home after the cap did not show. a man wearing a hooded sweatshirt with his face covered approached her from behind, knocked her down and punched her in the face before taking off with her purse. all four attacks happened near the train station the first victim attacked was a mother walking home from a carnival. the second victim was a college student and the third attack monday was a 17 year-old. all victims told police the man or all black and a mask. the daughter of sunday's victim said imam attempted to take extra steps by calling a cab and she thought she had done everything right. >> she's really shook up. doesn't want the attention. she has a big

secretary of state john kerry and chinese foreign minister wang yi were taking part in discussions at the asean regional forum in myanmar. the chinese are caught up in a number of disputes over territory. some delegates quoted kerry as saying unilateral action is destabilizing the region. he supported a proposal from delegates from the philippines to introduce a moratorium on activities that could escalate tensions. foreign minister wan said the involvement of some countries from outside the region is confusing the situation. and he said it will take time to consider the plan. cambodia has close ties to china and cambodian delegates also expressed their reluctance to support the proposal. >>> north korea's foreign minister delivered a speech saying the nuclear program counters a threat proposed by the u.s. the senior diplomat said the united states has increased tensions on the korean peninsula by adopting a hostile stance for the north and says nuclear programs are aimed at preventing war. he said the counter parts in seoul have rejected propousals. the north korean diplomat did not

according to court documents, wang e-mailed that list to promote tomorrow's grand opening at her new job. a judge has issued a temporary restraining order against her. she's do back in court on friday. the casino wasn't included in the lawsuit. >>> up in massachusetts today, everybody out of the water because of that. a great white spotted off the coast. a state police helicopter saw the shark while on routine patrol. the shark was a good ways out. so far that it couldn't be seen from the beach. somebody had a sense of humor there. we're going to need a bigger boat. but one beachgoer wrote that line from "jaws." swimmers were allowed in the water after about an hour. >> i didn't see a lot of people swimming, did you? >> it was only a little guy. >> yeah, from way high up. pretty nice weather today. are we going to get some more tomorrow. >> we are really in for some phenomenal weather. a lot of people have said this summer hasn't been warm enough. you guys? >> i disagree. been a lovely summer. >> over too fast. >> i agree with that, too. but there are some 90s coming. we haven't seen

. >> commissioner wang is excused. >> commissioner malaro.>> we have a quorum and with us this evening is the

. >>> it was cold and wet but worth it today i joined the ranks of an ashley, alan wang, and our meteorologistand took the ice bucket challenge that is soaking the nation. >> it's my turn to take the als ice bucket challenge. oh, gosh, let's do this. woo! oh, that was colder than i thought. but it wasn't too bad after a good workout. it's all kind of good. also felt good to make a donation. you can do to same. go to abc7.com for more information. >> that darn head band. it was worth it. >> looked good. >> thank you for joining us. see you tonight at 9:00 and 11:00. ♪ great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle, see how much you could save. ♪ great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle, see how much you could save. the following is a paid advertisement from starvista entertainment and time life. ♪ somewhere beyond the sea ♪ bobby darin, frank sinatra, dean martin... ♪ volare ♪ whoa-oh... tony bennett, nat king cole, johnny mathis... ♪ it's not for me to say you love... ♪ bing crosby, patsy cline, elvis presley... ♪ but i can't help falling in love with you ♪ presenting legendary voices-- th

. >>> it was cold and wet but worth it today i joined the ranks of an ashley, alan wang, and our meteorologist, and took the ice bucket challenge that is soaking the nation. >> it's my turn to take the als ice bucket challenge. oh, gosh, let's do this. woo! oh, that was colder than i thought. but it wasn't too bad after a good workout. it's all kind of good. also felt good to make a donation. you can do to same. go to abc7.com for more information. >> that darn head band. it was worth it. >> looked good. >> thank you for joining us. see you tonight at 9:00 and 11:00. previously on "that '70s show"... whoa, um, you're gonna take a job and move to chicago? well, i'm willing to give it all up and stay here with you. but if i do that, i need to know we're gonna get married. well, i don't know what to say right now. so she took the job in chicago, and she left this morning. jackie, i checked. no one can see us doing it from the parking l-- aah! you're dead. (kelso) i'm nude! ♪ mrs. forman, what a great idea, making a tape to send eric in africa. oh, please, i am full of great ideas. (laughs) when h

alan wang has the story from antioch. >> this is youtube video of antioch police arresting a man on tuesday afternoon. >> i thought it was overkill. i thought it was -- i was disgusted by it. >> several witnesses say the man who appeared to be mentally disturbed was handcuffed while police used a taser on him and hit him with a baton. witnesses say an officer then released a police dog that began biting the man until he was bleeding and unrecognizable. >> not his legs, not his arm, his face and his head. that's doing too much. >> the man who shot this video said officers began confiscating cell phones from anyone who shot video of the incident. then this officer asked for his cell phone. >> give me your cell phone. >> huh? >> and he took my phone anyway because i didn't want no problems. >> and then what happened? >> he e-mailed the incident to his phone. >> but he was ordered to erase his video so he did. >> they are being controlling and demanding, erase your phone and trying to take people's phones away. >> the american civil liberties union said police may not confiscate or demand to vi

other items president chiu nominated bobby wilson to the board of supervisors it's been vacant by wang and it was her last meeting and we appreciated her leadership on the board of appeals and she was a great voice and will be missed and add my sentiments to commissioner sugaya leaving he be you're great voice on the commission appreciated serving with you and also the experience you bring with the past experience with the landmarks so thank you. >> commissioners, if there's nothing further move ton opi address the commission on matters that are within the commission's jurisdiction and are not on today's agenda. members of the public may address the commission up to 3 minutes i do have one speaker card. >> steven henry. >> i'm steven henry a property owner on el gunmen park not far from where the supervisor mentioned he had dinner i won't be here on august 7th to give my support. i bought a building 10 years ago and did the condominium conversion i know you know the procedure of the paperwork i started it to help with competitions and bills i wanted to give my support into that and spe

. >> commissioner wang is excused. >> commissioner malaro. present. >> we have a quorum and with us this evening is the chief of police, suhr. >> and thank you very much inspector monroe and commissioner dejesus is making her way down, welcome to the wednesday, august 6, 2014, san francisco police commission meeting, and this is we always say is our favorite meeting, we are out in the community, and we usually do our hearings at city hall, but usually the last wednesday of the month, we go out to the community, involving each district station, we have ten district stations and so we moved this a week because we have a lot of commissioners on vacation or in trial. so we are

in vallejo, alan wang, abc7 news. >> more to bring you on the quake. crushed by hundreds of pounds of falling brick. up next, you will hear from the boy who was seriously hurt in the napa quake and he will describe the traumatic experience. and in other news, she has done it again. where the marilyn hartman serial stowaway was caught this time. and this chp officer is being called a herey rough. why one family is grateful he jumped into action so quickly. >> i'm sandhya patel. it is clear and mild across the bay area. but it will get hot in the coming days. i will have a detailed look at where. first here is jimmy kimmle. >> here is a bit of what we have on top for you tonight. >> i love you, mommy. >> all right, here we go. are you ready? here we go. and -- >>> a napa teen a ager critically injured in the earthquake is sharing his story for the first time. 13-year-old nicholas dillon was crushed by a pile of bricks when a chimney collapsed in the shaking. one reporter paid a visit to his hospital bed. >> from his hospital bed 13-year-old nick dillon r

in vallejo, alan wang, abc7 news. >> more to bring you on the quake. crushed by hundreds of pounds of falling brick. up next, you will hear from the boy who was seriously hurt in the napa quake and he will describe the traumatic experience. and in other news, she has done it again. where the marilyn hartman serial stowaway was caught this time. and this chp officer is being called a herey rough. why one family is grateful he jumped into action so quickly. >> i'm sandhya patel. it is clear and mild across the bay area. but it will get hot in the coming days. i will have a detailed look at where. first here is jimmy kimmle. >> here is a bit of what we have on top for you tonight. >> i love you, mommy. >> all right, here we go. are you ready? here we go. and -- critically injured in the earthquake is sharing his story for the first time. 13-year-old nicholas dillon was crushed by a pile of bricks when a chimney collapsed in the shaking. one reporter paid a visit to his hospital bed. >> from his hospital bed 13-year-old nick dillon remembers every little d