winnie helped give its annual new coat of paint. only there was a critical error the traditionally gold hydrant was painted silver. >> they had a gold cap on a silver can of paint. >> reporter: but they to the hardware store later this morning and voila! fixed the problem back to being gold. at lefty o'douls winnie wasn't complaining the only thing she didn't like was riding in the back of that lincoln. >> cold, the top was down. >> reporter: i asked her if she is coming back for next year's event? she said yes, but only if she doesn't have to ride in a convertible. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> mike nicco is here with the forecast. if you like warm weather this is the man of the hour. >> warmest weather of the year on the way i'll show you where 80s will hit and how many days they will hang around. >>> take a look at this how this happened in one concord neighborhood. >>> third and final winner of the record mega millions jackpot comes forward. k >>> this is happening right now in oakland. an arrest just happened i-80 by the colis

winnie helped give its annual new coat of paint. only there was a critical error the traditionally gold hydrant was painted silver. >> they had a gold cap on a silver can of paint. >> reporter: but they to the hardware store later this morning and voila! fixed the problem back to being gold. at lefty o'douls winnie wasn't complaining the only thing she didn't like was riding in the back of that lincoln. >> cold, the top was down. >> reporter: i asked her if she is coming back f year's event? she said yes, but only if she doesn't have to ride in a convertible. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> mike nicco is here with the forecast. if you like warm weather this is the man of the hour. >> warmest weather of the year on the way i'll show you where 80s will hit and how many days they will hang around. >>> take a look at this how this happened in one concord neighborhood. >>> third and final winner of the record mega millions jackpot comes forwar >>> this is happening right now in oakland. an arrest just happened i-80 by the coliseum. police

winnie yu, and ms. sheryl davis. we have one additional seat, and we have reticulate three different names. supervisor farrell both spoke of doug parrish and erris edgerly, and his book of matthew:. >> i thought mr. parish was very strong, and i would be happy to support him as well. either mr. poland or mr. parish would be terrific. supervisor kim: i think we have consensus on the fourth seed going to mr. parrish. i really do want to thank the applicants that came. i think there was fairly even support of all the applicants that came out today, and i think we would really benefit from all of your perspective being on the wicac. we encourage the applicants that do not live in san francisco to come back to our city and live here. we would love to consider you. we do encourage folks to apply again, and we really appreciate everyone's passion and commitment to workforce development, particularly in our communities where we are not employing folks, whether it is our youth community, our veterans, folks coming from out of

next we have winnie yu. if you are up next, if you could come up to the front, that would be helpful. >> good afternoon. thank you for the opportunity to present and introduce myself and my interest in serving on the workforce investment community advisory committee. i was born in china and at the age of seven, emigrated to the states. i am the first person in my family to go to college. in 2004, i received a degree from the university of california berkeley. in 2007, i was awarded a scholarship to attend leadership california. it is a professional leadership development program with exposure to the sectors, demographics, and the employers of california. in 2011, i was selected by the office of economic and workforce development to participate in the work force leaders learning group to explore the gaps, according challenges, best practices, and solutions for workforce programs. i have long been an advocate. at age 18, i was the youngest member of the board of directors of the women's foundation in san franc

this is the first time when winnie hook participated. she was two months old whit hit. >> she was surrounded by rescue workers and regular people who appreciate the city history. some of whom wore fashion autos it's an opportunity to teach my sons about what happened. the earthquake killed more than 3,000 people. there was a meeting spot for victims after the quake and where people now meet every year to remember. >> the building around us, people that live here, the spirit of the city is a relation to that event. >> and this is credited for saving the mission district during the fire that's burned. winnie hook helped give it a coat of paint only there was an error. this gold hydrant was painted silver this morning. >> they had a gold tap on a silver can of paint. >> but scott sherman went to the hair ward store and fixed the problem, it's back tok gold. over breakfast winnie hook wasn't complaining with the paint. only thing she didn't like was riding in the back of the lincoln. >> it's cold. the top was down. >> i asked if she'd be bac

winnie hook wasn't complaining about the paint.ing she didn't like was riding in the back of that lincoln. >> it was cold. the top was down. >> i asked her if she would be back for next year's festivities and she said yes but only if she doesn't have to ride in a convertible. in san francisco, amy holyfield, abc 7 news. >>> when abc 7 news at 9:00 continues tonight, a car careens into a grocery store. everyone survives but how did another driver think a gas pedal was a brake? >>> a decision on a proprosal to charge higher tuition for a popular class. >>> and why this man stripped down on his way to san jose. >>> defying age and the odds. a record setting night leads one baseball player in the history books. another half hour of >>> there is mixed reaction to the minimum wage proposal heard by a california assembly committee today that would require the state to adjust the minimum wage every year based on inflation. nannette miranda has the story from sacramento. >> reporter: preshawn spencer is taking time off as a san francisco ra

two candidates that i definitely would like to see on this committee are liz jackson- simpson and winnie have been truly impressed by the outcomes of the work that you have done in getting our young people both engaged and into the job force, and i think that experience is really important, particularly given our priority in getting young people employed. winnie yu is an applicant who works in chinatown and also speaks cantonese, mandarin, and another dialect of chinese, and i think it is important to have representation from that community as well, and given your experience working at the one-stop the last two years, i certainly would like that perspective. originally, i was going to speak on behalf of jamie brewster, who works for asian work and design and does an amazing job of working with our young adults, particularly the ones coming out of our criminal justice system into the construction work force, but he was not able to make it today, and you know, did not have a chance to present before the committee, so for the remaining two seats, i was really impressed, of course, with sher

he was joined by winnie for an afternoon celebration.are here to commemorate all that it signifies. at each anniversary the leaders meet to prepare for the next great quake. bob welcome everybody to the anniversary. i got to say, the mayor gets it done. gooa round of applause for our e chief's wife. you look terrific. do we have sydney close five? -- close by. we will pass the microphone to the mayor for a couple of quick words. we have a fire chief and the police chief. >> good morning, everyone. 106 years since our earthquake. we do have a grandson? she was with us in 2009. goopublic works is here. this reminds us of the 3000 people but passed away in 1906 from the devastating earthquake, but the rebirth of our city is with us. i have been in all of these other positions where we are always prepared. and we are already engaged in recovery efforts. we were there with a whole staff. we have six we assure you that when the next big event happens, that water system will be there for us to deliver water with that 24 hours. a huge change fro

maylene wong, ferrardo ramos, larry jon, and winnie. >> good evening, everyone.i am from self help for the elderly. first of all, thank you, mr. mayor, supervisor farrell, and supervisor david chiu for providing this opportunity to hear our voice. sekula, thank you to the mayor's office and the board of supervisors for your profound division and wise decision to provide funding to workforce development in the high tech field, health care field, and youth programs. but, please, do not forget to provide funding to workforce development in some very basic vocational skills. skills training, such as housekeeping, gardening, a culinary, and other hospitality programs for those very limited english proficiency immigrants. please do not forget to provide funding to vocational skill training to seniors who are the most reliable work force in this society. let's work together to help those limited-english proficiency new immigrants live a happy and healthy life in america. let's work together to help seniors retain their dignity in this community. let's work together to m

the first survivor we saw out here, winnie hook, she made the first spray. we are told she is 106 years old. so far we have seen two of the four survivors out here this morning. probably will go on for another ten minutes or so. a lot of people dedicating their spray to relatives, to lives lost in the quake and fire. from here what will happen is that the group is going to head over to lefty's for breakfast. the public is invited to come. they are asking for a little donation, though, to keep these commemoration events going. that's the latest from here. reporting live from san francisco, christie smith, "today in the bay." >>> a painful chapter in oakland's history will be the subject of a new movie. plans under way to bring the 2009 new year's day shooting death of oscar grant on to the big screen. according to the hollywood reporter, octavia spencer who won this year's academy award for best supporting actress in "the help" is slated to play grant's mother. usc film student ryan kugler said the tragedy made an impression on his life. his father understand

you came up watching winnie the pooh with the kids. on steroids. >> so the opposites on your relationship attracted here. >> initially. but then opposites kind of attack as rick says. so even though we've had a really great marriage, we've had to work hard at it because our personalities are so different. >> what's the message for the reader of this book when they figure out who they are, which character? >> well, that you can't hide behind your personality. you know, you might assume that the tiggers just naturally have an entree into joy. not necessarily. tiggers don't know what to do sometimes when they hit the wall and they're so used to depending on their personality, they're kind of lost. a rabbit can find more joy in getting stuff done instead of what really matters. eyores like me have a struggle finding it because it doesn't come naturally and then winnie the poohs don't know why everybody is worked up anyway. so they can be more cynical. >> my goal is to be more like winnie the pooh. it's such a great book and so effective fo

will see that there's definitely a war on women, but let me just tell you this, ed, i remember when winnie mandela said when we were fighting against the inconsciousable apartheid in south africa, she said, now that you have touched the women, you have struck a rock and this is what is happening in this campaign. the polls are showing that women are coming to the forefront, that they're speaking up, that they're creating a platform. they now understand who the enemy is, and why they can't get the kind of support that women deserve in all of these areas. >> each night veteran talk host ed schultz and his guests debate the most important issues affecting american. watch "the ed show" weeknights 8:00 eastern on msnbc, the place for politics. >>> meanwhile, the obama administration responded to an unusual request by a republican-appointed appeals court judge while attorney general eric holder assured the judge that president obama respects the supreme court's power to rule on the constitutionality of the nation's laws. he also pointed out that the judges have traditionally granted deference to

we're all very, very impressed with your app, "the citizen adviser" app. ( applause ) >> reporter: the winni app helps people around the world determine whether or not they are u.s. citizens. the question is not as easy as it sounds. >> the audience that we're targeting through our application and our system are predominantly people who have limited access to u.s. attorneys in the first place. >> reporter: but as law professors like to do, let's end this story with a hypothetical. if computers can do basic legal work, what other jobs will they be able to reshape or replace? darren gersh, "nigthly business report," washington. >> tom: ever since a democratic political consultant said mitt romney's wife "never worked a day iner life," uity between the sexes has returned as a hot topic in the race for the white house. but at its root, it's an economic issue. both men and women suffered big job losses during the great recession, and both are struggling to find jobs in the recovery. but as erika miller explains, important differences remain. >> reporter: call it the new battle of the sexes in the

maylene wong, ferrardo ramos, larry jon, and winnie. >> good evening, everyone.i am from self help for the elderly. first of all, thank you, mr. mayor, supervisor farrell, and supervisor david chiu

some experts questioned winnie -- whether any of the women pose a security risk to the u.s. or president. >> one fire happened this morning in new carrollton. a metro is calling on a team of specialists to find out what is causing these fires. stephen tschida is live with all the details. >> the image that news choppers seven captured this morning has metro bus passengers worried about how the loss of 94 buses well the fact their commutes. >> early this morning a metro bus smouldered. the same thing happened thursday to a boss in virginia. >> that is crazy. >> passengers worry and metro is scrambling. the second incident in a number of days. >> you are lucky they even get you to your destination. >> the buses caught on fire are the sole fleets. about 7% of its bosses are out of service, metro will use the fares to pick up the slack. >> will do everything we can to minimize the impact of this. >> some passengers x back even more problems from the already troubled transit system but acknowledged that metro has to take bold action. >> 60 has to be the first priority. >> they ac

church street which played an important role after the 1906 quake. 106-year-old earthquake survivor winniere to give its annual new coat of paint this hydrant kept palm ing water during the fires and credited for saving the mission district. festivities started on lotta's fountain two survivors were there, with dignataries, residents, emergency workers all there to remember the quake. the phone continue is where survivors met up with their families after the quake. 3,000 people died when that quake hit at 5:11 in the morning, back in 1906. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> within lastkkcheck of the forecast. nice one here's mike nicco. >>> absolutely if you like the warm sunshine, it is on the way, we are cloudy this morning but increasing sun this afternoon, good morning, upper 40s to low 50s in most areas 55 antioch, 45 in los gatos. the clouds are thin enough no flight arrival delays. clouds in the high variety during the afternoon low 60s along the coast upper 50s, 59 pacifica, and 57 around bodega bay. low to mid 70s for everybody else. partly to mostly cloudy tonight, temperatures mile

i said i loved w ed winnie. >> it's easter sunday. >> that comment? right.w to the task at hand. this morning on face the nation, bob talked about mixing religion and politics. take a look. >> do you think there is too much religion in politics today? >> no, i don't think so at all. i think politics just like business, just like education, just like arts and culture only benefits when religion, when morals and faith has a place there. i think the public square in the united states is always enriched when ever people approach it when they are inspired by their deepest held convictions. >> dean, do you think most americans feel that way? i mean this is more than the separation of church and state that we're talking about. >> i think -- i don't think most people have a problem with faith. that's ally a good thing. the difference is it no longer influences your decisions but if your policy decisions is based on scripture. rick santorum has gone beyond any accepted view of politics and religion. he was saying the same thing that the taliban would say. that religi