as you can tell, i'm not in our studio today, but instead, we are up in woodland park, colorado at the place that i have named "the sanctuary". and we're in the process of building a charis bible college facility, and i am just convinced that this is what god has led me to do. i spent four hours today ministering in our charis bible college and i tell you, it's... it's exciting. i had a number of people come up to me and just tell about how this had just totally changed their life. and we see this happen every single day. so i am committed to taking the things that god has shown me and putting it into this bible college, and so this is the first step. and i believe that together we are going to get it done and god is going to be changing people's lives. ♪ music >> imagine... a place where people from all walks of life can build upon a firm foundation of god's truth... a place of balance between knowledge of scripture and practical, hands-on ministry... where discipleship is a way of life... and fellowship with god and man is like breathing fresh mountain air... imagine... charis bible

east palo alto police found the body of a woman stabbed to death at the woodland park apartments on newell road. nbc bay area's bob redell is live at the scene with how a man already in jail led officers to the woman's body. bob, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, marla and jon. a veteran detective with east palo alto police tells us that this is a first for him, the first time he has ever had a suspect while in police custody, openly volunteer the location of someone they allegedly killed that suspect is the boyfriend of the woman found stabbed to death this morning inside that apartment complex there, the one with the green siding not far from willow and 101. the woman's grief-stricken family, including a brother, have been gathering at the scene of the crime, trying to gather details of what led up to the murder. this is what police told her so far. last night, police arrest herd boyfriend for driving under the influence. it was while he was in san mateo county jail that he allegedly told deputies he wanted to speak with east palo alto police about a body. >> he didn't real

you'll be able to go visit that up at the sanctuary in woodland park. remember that the dates are september the 30th through october the 4th, monday through friday at noon. our ministers' conference 2013, right here in colorado springs. >> nine months in the womb... 27 hours in labor... a still-born baby and word-filled parents who refused to give in... discover what happens when god's word is put into action and life overcomes death. take a healing journey with junaid, kelly-anne and baby benjamin. it's a journey you won't soon forget. healing journeys, volume 4 now available on dvd >> at awmi.net >> announcer: the following program is paid for by the friends and partners of joyce meyer ministries. [music] >> joyce: well, god offers us faith. romans 12:3 says, "unto every man is given the measure of faith." so, you have faith. you don't need to pray for faith. i don't need to pray for faith. i just need to use the faith that i have. and the more that i use the faith that i have, the stronger it will get. faith can grow, but the only way it grows is if

you'll be able to go visit that up at the sanctuary in woodland park. remember that the dates are september the 30th through october the 4th, monday through friday at noon. our ministers' conference 2013, right here in colorado springs. >> andrew's teaching on romans is available on either cd or dvd as seen on tv in the series titled the gospel: the power of god. or you can get this teaching in the book titled grace: the power of the gospel in either english or spanish. each is available for a gift of any amount. in addition, this teaching is available in a companion study guide. not only is the entire teaching included in the study guide, you can also print off as many copies as you like when you download the pdf files from the included data cd. this valuable resource is available for a gift of $35 or more. also, if you would like a verse-by-verse commentary on romans, consider andrew's life for today study bible: romans edition . it includes 470 footnotes that will help you understand god's unconditional love and grace. it's available for a gift of $2

on dvd >> at awmi.net as you can tell, i'm not in our studio today, but instead, we are up in woodland park, colorado at the place that i have named "the sanctuary". and we're in the process of building a charis bible college facility, and i am just convinced that this is what god has led me to do. i spent four hours today ministering in our charis bible college and i tell you, it's... it's exciting. i had a number of people come up to me and just tell about how this had just totally changed their life. and we see this happen every single day. so i am committed to taking the things that god has shown me and putting it into this bible college, and so this is the first step. and i believe that together we are going to get it done and god is going to be changing people's lives. >> now is the time to call, write, or go to our web site to join our family of ministry supporters. no one else can fill your place. our helpline workers are waiting for your call. if the line is busy, write the number down and call again later. andrew is appealing to those of you who have been touched by this ministry

as you can tell, i'm not in our studio today, but instead, we are up in woodland park, colorado at the that i have named "the sanctuary". and we're in the process of building a charis bible college facility, and i am just convinced that this is what god has led me to do. i spent four hours today ministering in our charis bible college and i tell you, it's... it's exciting. i had a number of people come up to me and just tell about how this had just totally changed their life. and we see this happen every single day. so i am committed to taking the things that god has shown me and putting it into this bible college, and so this is the first step. and i believe that together we are going to get it done and god is going to be changing people's lives. ♪ music >> imagine... a place where people from all walks of life can build upon a firm foundation of god's truth... a place of balance between knowledge of scripture and practical, hands-on ministry... where discipleship is a way of life... and fellowship with god and man is like breathing fresh mountain air... imagine... charis bible colleg

look at these flames tearing through acres of woodlands of yosemite national park. officials say it's one of the largest in california history, and that is saying something. the fear now is that millions of people in northern california could lose their water and electricity. we have the latest. >> so to provide us the latest updates on the fire is teen i can't walker from california governor's office of emergency service. she joins us from california. i think what people find the most interesting is this is affecting people as far as the northernest part of the state. could you explain that to us? >> reporter: the rim fire has made substantial impact statewide. we have air quality impacts and we have the fire threatening the watererwater reservoir. we have the impacts of the fire of the county and of the water reservoir that supports san francisco county and they are clean water system. >> are you having to pull in people from other states? ho are you on manpower? >> you know, resources are stretched across the state. we have resources coming not only from neighbor

east palo alto police found the body of a woman stabbed to death at the woodland park apartments on newells us that this is a first for him, the first time he has ever had a suspect while in police custody,

who police say pointed them here to this apartment complex behind me in east palo alto at the woodland park of that complex. let me show you video of detectives that we shot earlier that are here on scene. they tell us they learned of this homicide sometime around 6:00 a.m. at this point, it's unclear how the woman was killed and how long she had been dead. they do tell us that the suspect they have in custody, that male suspect, pointed them to the apartment complex, and they are still waiting for the coroner to arrive. at this point, the forensic lab techs have arrived. they are processing the scene. we're also told that detectives are interviewing neighbors who are being cooperative. it's unclear how police were notified whether it was neighbors or by the suspect who called 911. within the last few minutes, it appears that family members may have arrived there. there are people here on scene that are hugging each other. there's some tears as well. so, still working to learn more about who this female victim is. we do know the homicide eye cured this morning. police found out about it at

you'll be able to go visit that up at the sanctuary in woodland park. remember that the dates are september the 30th through october the 4th, monday through friday at noon. our ministers' conference 2013, right here in colorado springs. >> andrew's teaching on romans is available on either cd or dvd as seen on tv in the series titled the gospel: the power of god. or you can get this teaching in the book titled grace: the power of the gospel in either english or spanish. each is available for a gift of any amount. in addition, this teaching is available in a companion study guide. not only is the entire teaching included in the study guide, you can also print off as many copies as you like when you download the pdf files from the included data cd. this valuable resource is available for a gift of $35 or more. also, if you would like a verse-by-verse commentary on romans, consider andrew's life for today study bible: romans edition . it includes 470 footnotes that will help you understand god's unconditional love and grace. it's available for a gift of $2

the root of the problem is lack of parking around east palo alto's woodland avenue which is crowded withpartment buildings. parking is so scarce, many people who live there park their cars in the crescent park area a 20-minute walk away. crescent park homeowners complain of public urination and litter including cigarette butts, syringes and condoms. >> we can't help but wonder if these unknown persons who we see almost daily sitting in front of our home or casing our home for a possible burglary. >> the one-year ban passed by the palo alto city council last night prohibits curbside parking between 2 a.m. and 5 a.m. along 10 blocks. >>> 5:38 now. coming up, your salad is getting more expensive and you can blame folks out on the east coast. we'll explain. also ahead -- >> he was brilliant. he was our edison. he was our picasso. he was incredible inventor. >> a rare sitdown with oracle's ceo an billionaire larry ellison. why he says apple's best days are in the past. >> and going undercover. the reason a prime minister played cabbie for the day. coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ all right, let's go

the root of the problem is the lack of parking in neighboring east palo alto especially around woodlandvenue which is crowded with apartment buildings, parking so scarce many people who live there park their cars in the crescent park area a 20-minute walk away. >> i'm respectful of the people here. i wouldn't want people coming in and out. >> crescent park homeowners are complaining about litter and other problems. no parking between 2 and 5 a.m. along 10 blocks of the city there. >>> hayward city workers are on strike. sue kwon joins us live now in hayward with the very latest. >> reporter: a strike begins today after negotiations with hayward city workers have been stalled since july. 350 workers from librarians to water treat, road facilities, emergency dispatchers. joining me now is suzanne phillips. thank you very much. you're a senior secretary working for the city for 10 years. mow raise for the past three. what are you having for? >> for the city to negotiate with us. when they came to us and demanded 17%, we are willing to negotiate a middle ground but they won't move off that

parking there and leaving a mess. >> reporter: it's early evening in east palo alto and the folks who live in these apartments along woodland avenue are just now coming home. the problem, there isn't an open parking spot for blocks. >> usually takes 30 minutes to an hour to find a parking space. >> reporter: across the newell street bridge into palo alto and you will find tons of shaded parking in front of multi-million dollar homes so apartment residents park there and walk 20 minutes home. >> i'm typically respectful of the residents here because if i lived here i would not want people coming in and out. >> no overnight parking. >> reporter: palo alto homeowners complained to the city council about public urination, cigarette butts, syringes and condoms left behind. frank branson's home was burglarized last year. >> we can't help but wonder if these unknown persons who we see almost daily sitting in front of our home or are casing our home for a possible burglary. >> reporter: they hope it will pressure east palo alto and the apartment's owners to do something. >> this is not palo alto versus east palo alto. it's not us v

some of the national park nearly seventy eight thousand hectares of woodland have so far been destroyed san francisco water supply is now under threat ash is falling into one of the city's major reservoirs the fire has been raging for over a week now and destroyed more than one hundred buildings. well it's going to be at least the and of september until conditions improve in russia's far east where intense flooding has wrecked entire towns and devastated the area's viable agriculture while thousands of families are sheltering in emergency accommodation others are staying behind to protect what's left of their property both scott reports from the flood ravaged region. this man is one of thousands in russia's far east waiting nervously his garden submerged and soon his ground floor could also be taken over by the amel rivers rising levels the consequences of which are unthinkable you know well after this flood i'll be made homeless what would do if the house is entirely submerged this is the village of lenin square in the jewish autonomous region in russia's far east the other may drive t

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. >>> tonight a wild fire is devouring miles of woodlands and it's working its way closer to yosemite national parkrry jacobs has the latest on the fire that refuses to be contained. >> reporter: a rush of flames is edging closer to yosemite national park. 2800 firefighters are battling the inferno and air tankers and helicopterrers are dropping water and retardant from the air. crews are bulldozing lines in the forest to prevent the fire from spedding -- spreading into populated areas. weather conditions are not favorable. >> winds are increasing and winds drives fire and that's a concern. >> reporter: wild fire destroyed more than 207 square miles of pristine landscape in the past 9 days. homes are at the destructive past and families need to leave fast including crystal baker and her family. >> i am trying to keep my kids calm and not have them worry too much about what's going on up there and letting them know our house is there. >> reporter: tent cities are springing up temporary shelter for those forced to leave their houses. the fire sparked a constant drizzle of ash raining on places like t

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palo alto and the folks who live in these apartments along woodland avenue are just now coming home. the problem, there isn't an open parking spot for blocks. >> usually takes about 20 to 30 minutes maybe more like an hour to find parking. >> reporter: across the bridge into palo alto, and you'll find tons of shaded parking in front of multi-million dollar homes. so apartment residents park their cars here and walk another 20 minutes home. >> i typically am pretty respectful of the residents here. just because if i lived here i would not want people coming in and out. >> no overnight parking. >> reporter: palo alto homeowners complained to the city council about public urination, cigarette butts, syringes and condoms left behind. frank branson's home was burglarized last year. >> we can't help but wonder if these unknown persons who we see almost daily sitting in front of our homes are casing our homes for a possible burglary. >> reporter: they hope it will pressure east palo alto and the apartments' owners to do something. >> this is not palo alto versus east palo alto. it's not us versus the drivers or us versus the parke

park. >> it has burned more than 200 square miles of woodlands and at last check it is still only 7% contained. abc's larry jacobs has the latest. >> reporter: a rush of flames is edging closer to yosemite national park. 2800 firefighters are battling the inferno. air tankers and helicopters are dropping water and retardant from the air. crews are bull dozing lines in the forest to prevent the fire from spreading into more populated areas. the weather conditions are not favorable. >> wind are increasing. wund tends to drive fires. that is a concern. >> reporter: the wildfire destroyed 207 square miles of pristine landscape in the last nine days. home are in its destructive path. families need to leave fast including crystal baker and her children. >> right now i am just trying to keep my kids calm and not have them worry too much about what is going on up there and letting them know their house is still there. >> reporter: tent cities are spring up. temporary shelter for those forced to leave their houses. the fire sparked a constant drizzle of ash, raining on places like the hetch-hetchy rese

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into yosemite national park, the fire so menacing, a state of alert has been declared by governor jar brown. for san francisco, the flames are tearing through acres of pristine woodlands. the fear is that million dollars of people in northern camera could lose their water and power. yosemite is on the eastern side of the state, almost 190 miles from san francisco. but most of the bay area's water and power flow right through that area. kilmany duchardt has more. >> it's the fastest moving wildfire in the west if he hfed the fire itself. at risk, the grid and water supply some 150 miles away. >> it has affected our water and power system. >> reporter: two of three hydroelectric powerhouses that supply energy to this city have been shut down to keep fire fighters safe. the city now getting back-up energy from pacific gas and electric. the 165 square mile fire is a scant four miles from the hechhechi reservoir, a water resource for more than 2.6 million bay area residents. >> the city's public utilities commission concerned about falling ash that may contaminate the water. >> it doesn't happen immediately. we would actually see the tribitiy level increase slowly in the r

park is now destroyed more than 100 buildings and homes of. the huge fire doubled in size yesterday has already blackened more than 280 square miles of woodlands. >>> nearly half a dozen homes are gone after a devastating fire rips through a north bay neighborhood. firefighters are still watching the area for any hot spots this morning. >> the bay bridge closes at 8:00 tonight. no one will cross the span again. the new bridge opens tuesday at the latest. kpix 5 reporter anne makovec is overlooking the old span where drivers are making their final morning commute on the old bay bridge. and i think most of them are saying, that's fine. bring on the new, right, anne? >> reporter: that's right. it is quite a morning. the final morning commute on the old bay bridge over my shoulder. next week at this time traffic will be on the new bay bridge. it's hard to believe it's already here am but that closure begins tonight at 8 p.m. at that point overnight crews begin to demolish the westbound approach making a temporary connection to the bike and pedestrian path. overnight tomorrow they will be grinding and paving the roadway working on lighting and insp

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crafted by expert perfumers for your home, air wick mountain woodlands and crisp air is part of our limited edition national parks week about that historic day. james brown is in arlington, virginia with one of the most unlikely tales. good morning to you. >> good morning to you, gail and anthony. you guys know these historic landmarks in my hometown. behind me is the lincoln memorial, president obama and former presidents will be speaking on the march on washington. of course the highlight that day the "i have a dream" speech by dr. martin luther king jr., one man who not only witnessed it but walked away with a piece of it as well. >> we hold these to be self-evident that all men are created equal. >> it took place right here in this designated spot. as i look back now, i can feel a little nervousness inside my body, a little tremor because i certainly do it a lot differently than i did then. >> reporter: 50 years ago, he was a former college basketball star, who was a last-minute volunteer, had a coveted spot during the podium during martin luther king jr.'s speech. >> how far away from dr. king were you stan

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yosemite national park today, a fire so menacing, a state of alert has now been declared by governor jar brown for all san francisco. the flames are tearing through acres of pristine woodlands. the fear is that millions of people in northern california could lose their water and power. yose yosemite is on the eastern side of the state, almost 180 miles from san francisco but most of the bay area's water and power flow right through that area. for now, we are going to bring in tina walker. she is the public information officer for the governor's office of emergency services. she joins us on the phone from lodi, california. tina, thank you for joining us during what i know is a very busy time for you. before we get to the resources on the ground, what exactly does it mean when a state of emergency is declared? >> well, when the governor proclaims a state of emergency for an incident, basically what that provides is additional assistance to the communities that are being impacted as far as reimbursement and resources during the fire. so what happens is if an incident grows to a point where the local jurisdiction is diagnose depleted of resources, be it equipment or personnel o

park is now destroyed more than 100 buildings and homes of. the huge fire doubled in size yesterday has already blackened more than 280 square miles of woodlands homes are gone after a devastating fire rips through a north bay neighborhood. firefighters are still watching the area for any hot spots this morning. >> the bay bridge closes at 8:00 tonight. no one will cross the span again. the new bridge opens tuesday at the latest. kpix 5 reporter anne makovec

park has now destroyed more than 100 buildings and homes. the huge fire doubled in size yesterday and has already blackened more than 280 square miles of woodlandshalf a dozen homes are gone after a devastating fire ripped through a fairfield neighborhood. the fire started in the grass near interstate 80 around 3:40 yesterday afternoon before jumping to the houses. firefighters are still watching the area for any hot spots this morning. >> stay with us, traffic and weather in just a moment. ,,,,,, ,, >>> good morning. we are just hearing about some bart delays. five to 10 minutes on the pittsburg-bay point line in the san francisco direction. so just that line delayed. everything else on time. muni, caltrain and ace so far all good to go so far this morning. to the south bay now, northbound 280 very heavy traffic coming through downtown san jose. also, starting to get busy at northbound 87 up the guadalupe parkway as you approach 280. and here is a live look outside. the nimitz northbound, very busy as well, heading towards downtown. that is traffic. here's lawrence. >>> and the fog and low clouds a little factor this morning you headed out the

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