wang's behavior.cide to do because they are hurt. and at this point, the only one who's paying for it is the little boy. you have to know when to step in and when to let it go. rebecca: mrs. wang... here's what i'd like to do: give guitar lessons to vincent-- free of charge. guitar lessons? can i, mom? uh, this is very kind of you. but why? i feel responsible for what happened to vincent at the picnic. you did not make vincent cry. eh, you, uh... vincent... ban le yi jiao. vincent ( whispering ): trip. you did not trip him. you did not call him names. bad boys did that. i know, but i didn't protect vincent, either. the guitar lessons are my way of apologizing to your family. uh, this is very kind. but first, i must speak to vincent father. he'll say it's o.k. vincent... ( speaking mandarin ) i'd like to give the lessons to vincent's friend, alex, too. yes! alex? vincent likes this boy. he will take the lessons, too? i will call vincent father. rebecca: i'd like to have the lessons here if it's o.k. wi

janelle wang joins us live from middletown. also for the evacuees as well. >> reporter: certainly that's right, jessica. right now we're standing on jefferson court in middletown. fingers crossed for the rain that raj mentioned. hopefully coming in tonight and tomorrow. the temperatures cooler today in the low 70s. tomorrow, we're supposed to see 60s and possibly some showers in the area over lake county. we did have gusty winds today and unfortunately, that caused the fire to flare up off the road outside of middletown. southeast of here where the fire is moving in that direction. a lot of air tankers flying over today. we saw it through a lot of smoke generate north dakota the massive valley fire because of that flare-up. hopefully they'll get the upper hand tomorrow when we get showers. for the latest on that, let's check in with jeff ranieri. >> janelle, it's hard to see the images back behind you. completely charred cars. goes on for blocks and blocks. thank you so much. as we get a look at the doppler radar now, you can s

>> i jump around. >> brown: yuja wang took her first piano lesson at age six. she was accepted at the central conservatory of music in beijing. at 14, she left china-- without her parents-- to study classical music, first in calgary and then at the prestigious curtis school of music in philadelphia, from which she graduated at age 21. these days, when not on the road, wang lives in new york-- as addicted as the next 20- something to her digital devices. when you put on the headphones, you're listening to? >> it really depends on my mood. today i feel like brahms or today i feel like eminem. >> brown: brahms and eminem right? they go together. yeah. her fiery youthful style and sheer talent quickly attracted attention in traditional classic music circles and beyond. youtube videos, like this one of rimsky-korsakov's "flight of the bumble-bee" on the medici tv site have gained millions of views. for his part, michael tilson thomas was himself a classical music prodigy. in los angeles, he played piano alongside legends like igor stravinsky and aaron copeland. when

alan wang joins us live from an ice cream parlor in berkeley with more. hi, alan. >> hi, ama. when it is still too hot in your dorm room at cal you go out for a little late night ice cream. one student tells me it was so hot in his classroom that his professor ended class early. this is one of those days people living along the bay wish they had an air conditioner. >> the breeze was absent along the bay as the temperatures

. >> i'm janelle wang live in middletown. it's desolate here.o one but media, firefighters and pg&e crews. an army of pg&e crews who have descended on this town. we'll have the latest coming up. we continue to get new information -- and new video of this valley fire. this video shows us a lot. it was shot by gil doyle... a memr information and new video of this valley fire. this video shows a lot here. was shot by gill, a member of our own production team. gill was in lower lake over the weekend as the fire started. initially exploded saturday late afternoon. this was about three hours after it broke out. you can see the wind. you can see the smoke above. specifically on the water there, in lower lake, that water getting whipped around by the wind, spreading the flames. as for the perimeter of this fire, jessica has a closer look. >> let's show you what it looks like. you can see how large it is, this huge area here. let's show you exactly where the fire is located. you can see here, we go to the valley fire. it started here in the cobb area. le

qing wang joining us. more to come. us. ♪ john: with all due respect to scott walker, that hold back down thing? not so much. scott walker of wisconsin, the antiunion crusader is dropping out of the presidential race. >> today i believe i'm being called to lead by helping to clear the field in this race so that a positive, conservative message can rise to the top of the field.

alan wang has the story. we do want to warn you though that the individual yoy is graphic.h dash -- dash the video is graphic. >> when chris holmes saw the badly burned cat he considered euthanizing him. >> he can't eat because his lips and mouth are so swollen that at first he couldn't open his mouth. >> after inserting a feeding tube, the cat showed signs of hope. dr. holmes said mr. burns is a friendly neutered cat who is obviously someone's pet. he is unable to see, the tips of his ears melted. >> there is antibiotic ointment, and it is hard to tell there are eyes in there. his nose is pretty plugged up. we are finally able to kind of open his mouth. >> the cat was found in the driveway in front of this home. there is no telling what he went through, but he was left behind in the chaos of the evacuation. >> there are 65 healthy dogs. they are trying to find their owners. they expect to receive more injured or lost -- to receive more injured or lost pets, but they are trying to find the owner of mr. burns. >> what a story. we want to thank all of our abc7 knew community

i'm alan wang, reporting live, back to you. >> just terrible. so many people just waiting and wondering. that's the hard part. >> a live look from the east bay hills camera. the air quality definitely affected by the fire. >> meteorologist drew tuma will have more about the current conditions throughout the bay area coming up. >> the bengals man handle the silver and black. >> we're following conditions on the fire lines very closely. the weather a key factor. we'll be back to work tomorrow and everyone wants to know what the forecast will be. >> absolutely, and drew tuma has been tracking this and joins us with live doppler 7hd. >> saw the picture right before the break. we have moderate air squall air quality in the north bay. live doppler 7hd is painting a quiet picture but the mt. tam cam showing you smoke above. this is called the smoke inversion layer. we have cool, foggy air moving in, undercutting the warm air. that warm air above act luke a lid on the pot and trachethe smoke, so as long as the fire continues, we'll likely see the smoke

in the north bay, alan wang, abc7 news. >>> a harbor pour pus in nap dash -- dash porpouise has died. the carcass will be tested to try to determine a cause of death. it may have been suffering from algae toxicity. >> and a reminder for labor day weekend. there are no bart trains from 12:01 on saturday morning until late monday night. bart will make repairs inside the trans bay tube during that time. bus service will run between the 19th street station in oakland and the trans bay terminal in san francisco. but as you can imagine, you should expect delays. a 12-year-old merced boy who didn't want to go to school because he was being bullied got a very special escort this week. members of the sons of thunder christian motorcycle club stepped in to help alex. alex's grandmother put out a post saying he was beat up and he didn't want to go back to school. a family friend organized a biker's escort. one of the bikers said it was a moment he will never forget. >> he got uh hold of me and it was a death grip. then he eased up on it. i knew it was the highlight of his year if not his life. >

alan wang has the story. we do want to warn you though that the individual yoy is graphic.h dash -- dash the video is graphic. >> when chris holmes saw the badly burned cat he considered euthanizing him. >> he can't eat because his lips and mouth are so swollen that at first he couldn't open his mouth. >> after inserting a feeding tube, the cat showed signs of hope. dr. holmes said mr. burns is a friendly neutered cat who is obviously someone's pet. he is unable to see, the tips of his ears melted. >> there is antibiotic ointment, and it is hard to tell there are eyes in there. his nose is pretty plugged up. we are finally able to kind of open his mouth. >> the cat was found in the driveway in front of this home. there is no telling what he went through, but he was left behind in the chaos of the evacuation. >> there are 65 healthy dogs. they are trying to find their owners. they expect to receive more injured or lost -- to receive more injured or lost pets, but they are trying to find the owner of mr. burns. >> what a story. we want to thank all of our abc7 knew community

abc7 news reporter alan wang is live where the man taught for 25 years. alan? >> after police released the information late this afternoon word spread quickly on social media throughout the high school community. some even found out in the middle of the after school activities. >> i was on a break and looked down at my phone and that popped up. >> she found out taking a break during an after school tennis match. >> one of my friends screen shotted a website that said one of our former teachers had been arrested. >> 66-year-old marshall pfeiffer, a teacher who retired in june, was arrested for possession of child pornography. police would not say exactly how pfeiffer was caught, only that a task force of roll police departments searched pfeiffer's walnut creek home and arrested him around 7:00 this morning. >> you like to think it is not going to happen in your community. >> he received high ratings on the website rate my teachers.com. one student wrote, he's awesome. definitely my favorite teacher i had. >> our experience was great. they have been great. they c

alan wang, abc7 fuse. abc7 news. >> and it has caused the district to shorten class hour tomorrow and thursday. that's because the schools don't have air conditioning and they banned out -- outdoor activities . >>> cal train is being forced to run at lower speeds. we go to the hills dale station in san mateo to find out what is happening on the rails. they are taking the rare precaution because heat can damage the tracks. now you can see how hot it is going to get where you live with the abc7 weather app for your smartphone. it is free on apple's app store or google play. we have more information at abc7news.com/apps. >>> a raging fire forces dozens of families from their home firefighters responded quickly and kept it to 80 acres. they say it burned the light brush and grass. they were allowed to grow back into their homes. >>> they forced several places to evacuate. it started this afternoon near sonora and quickly spread to 100 acres. they were worried about how quickly it grew, but they managed to keep

. >> alan wang picks up our coverage tonight in calistoga. alan? from middletown. an iron clad community where football brings them together on a friday night. this was day six of sitting in tents and waiting for another red cross meal. and before this latest news morale was taking a huge plunge. >> news middletown residents can return home tomorrow comes as nerves are beginning to fray at this evacuation camp. >> people who are fighting everywhere. everyone's emotions are running wild right now. we are all ready to get home. >> they could use a moral boost here, especially on a friday night when the middletown high school mustangs are supposed to be playing their homecoming game. >> it brings everybody's hopes up. everybody loves it. >> a pile of face masks is all that's left in the burnt out shack. he has more than 200 wins on a field named after him. >> you run into them and they tell you they lost their home. >> the fire spared his home, but many players have no where to live making getting back on the home field that much more important. >> i

i'm alan wang, reporting live, back to you. >> just terrible. so many people just waiting and wondering. that's the hard part. >> a live look from the east bay hills camera. the air quality definitely affected by the fire. >> meteorologist drew tuma will have more about the current conditions throughout the bay area coming up. >> the bengals man handle the silver and black. >> we're following conditions on the fire lines very closely. the weather a key factor. we'll be back to work tomorrow and everyone wants to know what the forecast will be. >> absolutely, and drew tuma has been tracking this and joins us with live doppler 7hd. >> saw the picture right before the break. we have moderate air squall air quality in the north bay. live doppler 7hd is painting a quiet picture but the mt. tam cam showing you smoke above. this is called the smoke inversion layer. we have cool, foggy air moving in, undercutting the warm air. that warm air above act luke a lid on the pot and trachethe smoke, so as long as the fire continues, we'll likely see the smoke

abc7 news reporter alan wang is live at santa clara city hall. alan? >> the discussion is taking place in city hall right now. this is an esh you that raised concerns with residents here even before the stadium was built. this fight has santa clara city council members wondering if they should stop selling alcohol at half time. currently the alcohol sales end after the third quarter. there is also talk of delaying tailgate parties as late as 7:00 a.m. so far there were 24 assaults since the 49ers began playing at levi stadium including this one that left a man with a severe brain injury. the santa clara police chief says restricting alcohol is not the answer to a problem caused by just a few people. he suggests revoking an unruly fan stadium builder's license also known as an sbl. >> if you are selling your ticket to somebody else you should beheld responsible. >> that means you can lose the right to purchase season tickets. no action will be taken at this con cul meeting. the outcome could depend on the behavior of49er fans at future games. reporting

alan wang is in san leandro at the intersection where it happened. alan, how is he doing?lice say neither the driver nor the boy are at fault here. they say the boy was properly walking his bike in this crosswalk and the driver was doing his speed limit. the morning sun blinded him and he never saw the boy until he felt the impact. >> the joy of riding his bike to school for the first time this year changed in an inconstant. in an instant. he was rushed to the hospital after being struck by a chevy tahoe. his mother was waiting for him to arrive at washington elementary school in leandro. >> and i looked down the street to my right. four blocks away there was a fire truck and a ambulance and police cars. my heart dropped. >> the suv going 25 miles per hour struck owe ryan while he was walking his bike in the crosswalk. it knocked him unconscious and police were told it was a fatality. >> i saw his tennis shoes in the middle of the street and that's when i knew it was him. >> the impact threw him 30 feet, breaking his leg, arm, collar bone ribs and pelvis. miraculously he e

reporting live from the santa cruz harbor, i'm alan wang, abc7 fuse. >> alan, thanks. the abc7 morning news, we will have the latest on the sue gnaw mooy advisory. we will have the latest on the tsunami advisory. we will have the latest on the bay area. >> taking a live look from the emeryville camera. tonight smoke from the massive valley fire could drift into the bay area tomorrow. the warning is coming from the bay area air quality management district. >> and we are getting a new look at the damage that has been done. cornell? >> dan and ama, evacuees dealt with the rain as best as they could. firefighters were very happy to see the rain. new destruction by the valley fire is just now being discovered. it is so hard to see all of the devastation and the fire damage. >> the owner is seeing up close the landmark hoberg's resort that was on cobb mountain after the valley fire moved through. the history of the place, been here since 1885. it was a historical landmark that can never be replaced. >> a chim is all that's left of the big ballroom where big bands played in t

good evening, i'm janelle wang live in middletown. we're in lake county 30 miles north of calistoga. the damage so extensive and residents got a first look at what was left behind. >> good evening as well. i'm jessica aguirre. >>> i'm raj mathai. we have new video of the escape. about 600 homes have been destroyed but people are thankful that they simply made it out. this family driving away as you can see with flames on either side. >> i imagine how terrifying that must have been. let's go back to janelle wang with new information. have people been able to see their homes yet? >> reporter: just a handful, jessica and raj. just a small number. but the majority still evacuated or staying with friends and family outside of this area. i'm at jefferson court. you can see what's left behind. nothing, basically. just ash and rubble. unfortunately, residents don't have anything to come home to. they want to get back and take a peek because they haven't been able to see this area since saturday. four days now. fire crews still want to keep pe

in the north bay, alan wang, abc7 news. >>> a harbor pour pus in nap dash -- dash porpouise has died.he carcass will be tested to try to determine a cause of death. it may have been suffering from algae toxicity. >> and a reminder for labor day weekend. there are no bart trains from 12:01 on saturday morning until late monday night. bart will make repairs inside the trans bay tube during that time. bus service will run between the 19th street station in oakland and the trans bay terminal in san francisco. but as you can imagine, you should expect delays. a 12-year-old merced boy who didn't want to go to school because he was being bullied got a very special escort this week. members of the sons of thunder christian motorcycle club stepped in to help alex. alex's grandmother put out a post saying he was beat up and he didn't want to go back to school. a family friend organized a biker's escort. one of the bikers said it was a moment he will never forget. >> he got uh hold of me and it was a death grip. then he eased up on it. i knew it was the highlight of his year if not his life. >>

alan wang is in san leandro at the intersection where it happened. alan, how is he doing? >> police say neither the driver nor the boy are at fault here. they say the boy was properly walking his bike in this crosswalk and the driver was doing his speed limit. the morning sun blinded him and he never saw the boy until he felt the impact. >> the joy of riding his bike to school for the first time this year changed in an inconstant. in an instant. he was rushed to the hospital after being struck by a chevy tahoe. his mother was waiting for him to arrive at washington elementary school in san leandro. >> and i looked down the street to my right. four blocks away there was a fire truck and a ambulance and police cars. my heart dropped. >> the suv going 25 miles per hour struck owe ryan while he was walking his bike in the crosswalk. it knocked him unconscious and police were told it was a fatality. >> i saw his tennis shoes in the middle of the street and that's when i knew it was him. >> the impact threw him 30 feet, breaking his leg, arm, collar bone ribs and pelvis. miracul

. >> alan wang picks up our coverage tonight in calistoga. alan? >> many of the evacuees are from middletown. an iron clad community where football brings them together on a friday night. this was day six of sitting in tents and waiting for another red cross meal. and before this latest news morale was taking a huge plunge. >> news middletown residents can return home tomorrow comes as nerves are beginning to fray at this evacuation camp. >> people who are fighting everywhere. everyone's emotions are running wild right now. we are all ready to get home. >> they could use a moral boost here, especially on a friday night when the middletown high school mustangs are supposed to be playing their homecoming game. >> it brings everybody's hopes up. everybody loves it. >> a pile of face masks is all that's left in the burnt out shack. he has more than 200 wins on a field named after him. >> you run into them and they tell you they lost their home. >> the fire spared his home, but many players have no where to live making getting back on the home field tha

alan wang, abc7 fuse.7 news. >> and it has caused the district to shorten class hour tomorrow and thursday. that's because the schools don't have air conditioning and they banned out -- outdoor activities . >>> cal train is being forced to run at lower speeds. we go to the hills dale station in san mateo to find out what is happening on the rails. they are taking the rare precaution because heat can damage the tracks. now you can see how hot it is going to get where you live with the abc7 weather app for your smartphone. it is free on apple's app store or google play. we have more information at abc7news.com/apps. >>> a raging fire forces dozens of families from their home firefighters responded quickly and kept it to 80 acres. they say it burned the light brush and grass. they were allowed to grow back into their homes. >>> they forced several places to evacuate. it started this afternoon near sonora and quickly spread to 100 acres. they were worried about how quickly it grew, but they managed to keep it

abc7 news reporter alan wang is live at santa clara city hall. alan? >> the discussion is taking place in city hall right now. this is an esh you that raised concerns with residents here even before the stadium was built. this fight has santa clara city council members wondering if they should stop selling alcohol at half time. currently the alcohol sales end after the third quarter. there is also talk of delaying tailgate parties as late as 7:00 a.m. so far there were 24 assaults since the 49ers began playing at levi stadium including this one that left a man with a severe brain injury. the santa clara police chief says restricting alcohol is not the answer to a problem caused by just a few people. he suggests revoking an unruly fan stadium builder's license also known as an sbl. >> if you are selling your ticket to somebody else you should beheld responsible. >> that means you can lose the right to purchase season tickets. no action will be taken at this con cul meeting. the outcome could depend on the behavior of49er fans at future games. reporting

reporting live from the santa cruz harbor, i'm alan wang, abc7 fuse. >> alan, thanks. the abc7 morning news, we will have the latest on the sue gnaw mooy advisory. we will have the latest on the tsunami advisory. we will have the latest on the bay area. >> taking a live look from the emeryville camera. tonight smoke from the massive valley fire could drift into the bay area tomorrow. the warning is coming from the bay area air quality management district. >> and we are getting a new look at the damage that has been done. cornell? >> dan and ama, evacuees dealt with the rain as best as they could. firefighters were very happy to see the rain. new destruction by the valley fire is just now being discovered. it is so hard to see all of the devastation and the fire damage. >> the owner is seeing up close the landmark hoberg's resort that was on cobb mountain after the valley fire moved through. the history of the place, been here since 1885. it was a historical landmark that can never be replaced. >> a chimney is all that's left of the big ballroom where big bands played i

abc7 news reporter alan wang is live where the man taught for 25 years. alan? >> after police released the information late this afternoon word spread quickly on social media throughout the high school community. some even found out in the middle of the after school activities. >> i was on a break and looked down at my phone and that popped up. >> she found out taking a break during an after school tennis match. >> one of my friends screen shotted a website that said one of our former teachers had been arrested. >> 66-year-old marshall pfeiffer, a teacher who retired in june, was arrested for possession of child pornography. police would not say exactly how pfeiffer was caught, only that a task force of roll police departments searched pfeiffer's walnut creek home and arrested him around 7:00 this morning. >> you like to think it is not going to happen in your community. >> he received high ratings on the website rate my teachers.com. one student wrote, he's awesome. definitely my favorite teacher i had. >> our experience was great. they have been great. they c

in the vera wang dress is beautiful. >> oh, yeah. >> this from kyra. i have to say that completely utterly slade in the vera wang gown at the state dinner for the president. yeah. she really looked very, very glamorous. >> yeah. >> i know you are not a >> yeah. >> whatever. >> she killed it in hp that gown. that is right. >> yeah. >> all right. >> yeah. >> i will leave it that. >> sure. >> well, the state dinner. i mean, you know. you got to look her best. >> yeah. she looked great. what was the big deal in she did something look? the gown was particularly. >> okay. what they were saying off the shoulder. a little bit, tiny bit of cleavage, the hair was swept. a lot more, a little sis assistingance. this bale of hay cannot be controlled. when a wildfire raged through elkhorn ranch, the sudden loss of pasture became a serious problem for a family business. faced with horses that needed feeding and a texas drought that sent hay prices soaring, the owners had to act fast. thankfully, mary miller banks with chase for business. and with greater financial cl

would say mindset. >> and with that, i'm going to cut you short. >> all right. >> thank you, larry wang. thank you for being with us this morning. >> thank you very much. >> be back in just a moment. >>> that's our show for this week, my thanks to my guests. i'm scott mcgrew and thank you for making us part of your sunday morning. truhello and welcome to "comunidad del valle." i'm damian trujillo, and today, a unique way of helping veterans, plus some more help at cet on your "comunidad del valle." male announcer: nbc bay area presents "comunidad del valle" with damian trujillo. damian: we begin today with using the internet in helping your children succeed in school. with me here is the founder of great schools, bill jackson. he's here to tell us about the unique programs that are available to parents. welcome to the show. bill jackson: thank you, damian. damian: well, tell us, first of all, about great schools. tell us about your organization. bill: so, great schools, we're a nonprofit organization with a goal of helping parents get a great education for their kids. and we're best kno

her off the shoulder vera wang number at last night a white house state dinner burning up the internetht now. >>> hey, good morning from new york city where pope francis is waking up right here in manhattan. this is a live shot of the papal residence, heavy security this morning. >> he certainly needed his rest overnight after a day of taking new york by storm. one of the most poignant and powerful images is this, the pope blessing and kissing a sick child at madison square garden overnight. full coverage of the papal visit coming up. >>> we want to start with the aftershocks from a political earthquake in washington. the speaker of the house surprising even some of his closest friends and colleagues stepping down in an emotional and sometimes even musical news conference. >> the son of a bar keeper who rose to one of the most powerful positions in congress making a dramatic move. one that speaks to the increasing political polarization and gridlock in d.c. and abc's mary bruce is on capitol hill with this developing story. good morning, mary. >> reporter: hey, paula, good morning. aft

what's going on. >> and she looks great doing it in vera wang every night. >> every day.. >> well planned. >> you are glamorous and beautiful. let's take you to some storms that rolled through the mid-atlantic this week. this is johns island, south carolina, where an ef-2 tornado touched down doing some major damage to homes there. a lot of trees down too from this low that continues to spin off the carolina coastline and there's a strong easterly wind that's really been pounding the area with surf, with rainfall and with winds keeping everything nice and dry across the northeast. well, this is going to continue, i think, through tomorrow night. most of the rain will stay i think south of philly but there may be a couple of showers up to d.c. southwest looking warm and dry. temperatures near 90 in san diego, but we drop it down 10, maybe 20 degrees, closer to normal as we get through tomorrow, phoenix into 100s, similar for tucson and the big game there later on today. all right. this is tropical storm niala heading towards hawaii. again, the big island could get a foot o

i'm janelle wang.hat's next for the german automaker as the number of cars affected now reaches 11 million? plus, history made by the pontiff. the controversy over a california missionary that just became a saint. the drought is affecting all of us. at pg&e we've definitely put a focus on helping our agricultural customers through the drought. when they do an energy efficiency project and save that money they feel it right in their pocket book. it's exciting to help a customer with an energy efficiency project because not only are they saving energy but they are saving water. we have a lot of projects at pg&e that can help them with that and that's extremely important while we're in a drought. it's a win for the customer and it's a win for california. together, we're building a better california. the first full day of his u-s tour, pope francis is calling for action to tackle climate change and to car >>> happening now the first full day of the u.s. tour pope francis is calling for action to tackle cli

janelle wang joins us with the details. jamel. >> that's right, jessica. the clerk and her staff are ordered to show up in court by refusing to grant marriage licenses to same sex couples, they could be held in contempt. to face possible jail time and steep fines. >> we are not issuing marriage license today. >> based on what? >> why are you not issuing marriage licenses today? >> because i'm not. >> why? >> by whose authority are you not? >> under god's authority. >> the kentucky clerk kim davis is not budging. even after the u.s. supreme court legalized same-sex marriage in june, even after her appeal was rejected by the lower courts and even after the u.s. supreme court rejected her argument yesterday without comment. davis, citing her beliefs as an apostolic christian refuses to issue marriage licenses to same sex couples. >> you can call the police if you want. you can call the police. i pay your salary. i pay your salary. i pay you to discriminate against me right now. that's what i'm paying for. >> reporter: outside the courthouse, supporters of sam

there's eva wang, an architect and designer.e developer and coco shu, a party planner. >> do you eat like this all the time? nice wine cellar? >> twice a night. today we're surrounded by southern french wine and northern italian wine. >> mm-hm. >> and you like you can eat in different district of wine country every night. >> isn't this supposed to be communist china? i mean, it seems like -- >> anyone communist party, comrades party member? >> no, no. i'm a bit of a red diaper baby. but what i mean to say is it just seems that the realm of the possible here is very big. >> absolutely. it's a big stage. >> mm-hm. >> in new york city or other places in the world, you can see that. they might build a massive project. but that's probably the only one in the whole city. but in shanghai there's ten massive projects coming up. and there's ten more coming up in the next couple of years. you know, it's a big world, big city, but small village at the end. and i think food is the best weapons on earth to make peace. it's the food. it's the

that is the case with wang, a business reporter that wrote a piece.is article revealed some inner workings of china's regulatory commission. the csrc. and that alleged to have contributed to the crash that followed thereafter. at the end of august. with the market in turmoil. he was one of 200 rounded up, accused much colluding and spreading fake information. he was shown on the state broadcaster c c.t.v., confessing. >> the next day, according to the hong kong paper there was a confession, 17 ran the confession. the following day, an outlet close to the ruling party wrote that he cannot share all the blame. since then, nothing. the story all but vanished >>> this weekend is the first anniversary of a big news story out of nigeria. the collapse of a hostel in lagos. 116 lives were lost. the way the story was reported stank of corruption. it was known as brown envelope journalism. the money is given to travel a journalists travel costs and expenses, the money affects the way a story is reported. that's what happened with the hostile last year. it's eas

in oakland, alan wang, abc7 news. >> abc7 news was in berkeley where people took part in pinkout day. it is a nationwide movement supporting planned parenthood. the group's president testified during a tense congressional hearing. the republicans want to end funding after the undercover video claimed to show planned paisht hood official -- planned parenthood officials discussing the sale of aborted fetal tissue. >> the latest smear campaign is based on efforts from opponents toen trough -- to entrap doctors and clinicians into breaking the law and once again our opponents failed. >> planned parenthood receives $528 million every year in government money and by law no federal funds can go to abortion. >>> the kentucky clerk who went to scwail for failing to issue the same-sex marriage licenses claimed she met with the pope. the two met briefly on thursday in washington, d.c. pope francis allegedly told her to stay strong. the vatican officials cannot confirm the meeting. when asked about the davis case on the flight home she is a conscientious objector. >> car buffs were looking forwar

obama wore a black off the shoulder mermaid gang made by vera wang and they called attention to the firsty's hair which looks long and to the side. >> and just checked and she is top trending. >> sandhya patel is here to tell us about the weather. >> she looks stunning in there. look at live doppler 7hd. we have high clouds passing through. the fog has not come back yet, but it will be back tomorrow. you will notice the difference. today the cooling was confined mainly to the coast and bay. temperatures were down inland, but didn't feel like it. mid-nineties in the hotspot. san francisco dropped 20 degrees from yesterday. it was 70 today most areas in the 50s and 60s and concord at 72 degrees. a live look from the exploratorium camera and visibility is good looki at san francisco. a mild pattern next week and warming it back up as october begins. you know october can be a warm month for the bay area, so this won't be anything out of the ordinary. here is the trough and the cold front -- the stationary front. the cooler pattern is inching closer to the bay area and it will get here as far

. >> michelle obama decided to go with a dress designed by vera wang. item angry. >> an impression is created though that you like to dish it out but you can't take a punch. >> oh i think i can take it. >> a pick up slamming into a car and smashing into a home. security cameras captured it all. three people scrambled out of the pick up. police arrested all three. >> high and deep back goes bennett. did he get it? he did. and ends the game. >> and all that matters. >> all panda lovers have been waiting for, the name of the cub born the national zoo. and the baby's name is bay bay, which means precious treasure. >> republican majority leader and hand tooled leather congressman is resigning his post. just look how rejected he was entering today's press my oh my what a wonderful day >> there he is going through two stages of grief, zipty and doo da. >> and welcome to the weekend everyone. we're governmentt o special show this morning. including a visit to one of the sweetest spots in the world. taking the london food scene by storm. we visit her beloved bak

this is alexander wang made this custom dress for the entire actor.s tweet and tough as nails all in one. kerry washington wore mark jacobs. she is looks gorgeous. lady gaga's dress was made by brandon maxwell. her style was more mainstream she looks lovely. >> normal is the new weird according to lady gaga. who would have thought. >> up next, the latest on wildfire raging in drought-stricken castle california. do we have anymore chips? [off screen] fellas? uh, sorry. we were day dreaming. about that vip tailgate and game tickets? uh yeah! and that pre-game sideline experience... exactly. or even eagle season tickets! [shouting over crowd] how do you know? you both have the new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. yeah, the eagles instant game with top prizes of $50,000. and second chance prizes, including season tickets. [both sigh] the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. news," the papal security plan is starting to take shape. we're watching for tow trucks and traffic changes for your commute. >> fall arrives this week and it is

i'm alan wang, obc7 news. >>> and from the valley fire has emerged a story of kids helping kids. on thursday firefighters distributed toys to kids evacuated from the fire. this morning the sonoma county wildcats and their cheer group will help. they are holding a toy drive at their home game in forestville from 11:00 30 to 4:00. the toys will i taken to the moose lodge evacuation center with where the players, all dressed in uniforms, will be handing out the gifts. >> lake county deputies arrested jeremiah guinness thursday night in lock lomen. >> a man was arrested thursday night, accused of stealing an s.u.v. from other evacuated. he was taken from an evacuated property in lower lake. they say he admitted to spray painting it black and white to try to make it look like a police car and filling it with several items stolen from the home. 6:04 is our time. the lake county animal shelter is using social media to try to find the owners of more than 200 pets found in the valley zone. a heartbreaking picture. workers want to reunite all the pets and owners, but some people won't be c