>> carolyn, we have about a hundred people out here on the hillside. you can see the meteor shower -- we will turn off the lights. they are getting bept -- bent out of shape. let's see if we can see a falling star or not. astronomers say the meteors are moving about 12 miles per hour which is relatively slow. they will look like bright stars falling as opposed to shooting stars. we still don't know how spectacular this one will be, but early indications tell us it may be a good one. >> even before the sun went down radio waves were picking up 22 meteors per minute falling from the sky. midnight is the peak time to watch. >> if it is 100, 200 that would be a typical meteor shower. if it is a thousand we will call it a meteor storm and that will be spectacular. >> a new meteor shower can now be seen from earth because its comet, the smaller red orbit passed too close to june per's -- jupiter's orbit. it tugged at the comet and changed its course. >> now the comet's orbit takes it around and it crosses the plane of the earth's orbit and we will pass throu

carolyn tyler,abc7. >> we have a slide show and more on a abc7news.com. >>> fighting poverty one pair of shoes at a time. coming up next, one local man's mission to turn old shoes into new hope and he needs your help. >> and the high-tech treasure hunt that has taken twitter by storm is where the mad dash for cash is. >> and brad pitt attacked at the premiere of a new movie. >> i'm sandhya patel and we will talk about where the red flag warnings are in effect right now, and the changes in store for the weekend. here is jimmy kimmle. >> here is a sample of what we have in store for to flight. >> individually i don't have this with you. when you are together you are mitchell and kim. >> aren't you cute, jimmy. >>> a a scare tonight at the "maleficent" premiere where a man attacked brad pitt. witnesses say man jumped over a barrier and rushed pit hitting him in the face. he was arrested on suspicion of battery. pitt was not injured and continued to greet fans and sign autographs before going into the theater with angelina jolie. >>> after the mad dash for hidden cash, the anonymous donor

that is why with carolyn is wearing the blue. >> we are outside ora cell right now. hi, carolyn. >> this controversy overshadowed playoffs now, fans are ready to get back to the game but for owners it's just the beginning. as a committee met on conference calls to deal with the donald sterling controversy, the warriors weren't talking. instead trying to focus on the game >> what do you say to players? >> not a thing. i do think the unions were phenomenal. >> the ball is now out of their hands. the commissioner adam silver made the move of banning sterling for life. and wants him to sell the clippers. a forced sale will take a two-thirds vote. >> i think he's done a great job of putting his foot down. you know? >> michael bolton believes it created an opportunity for a new era in the sport. >> gone are the ways when teams perhaps were run by previous athletes or people just like sports. sports is a business should be run by professional, ethical business people. >> speculation about new ownership included everyone from oprah to magic johnson. carolyn tyler, abc7 news

carolyn tyler,abc7. >> we have a slide show and more on a abc7news.com. >>> fighting poverty one pair of shoes at a time. coming up next, one local man's mission to turn old shoes into new hope and he needs your help. >> and the high-tech treasure hunt that has taken twitter by storm is where the mad dash for cash is. >> and brad pitt attacked at the premiere of a new movie. >> i'm sandhya patel and we will talk about where the red flag warnings are in effect right now, and the changes in store for the weekend. here is jimmy kimmle. >> here is a sample of what we have in store for to flight. >> individually i don't have this with you. when you are together you are mitchell and kim. >> aren't you cute, jimmy. in every life, there are when you know, you know. the all-new volvo v60 sportswagon. the s60 sedan and the xc60 crossover. test drive one today. model year end sales event. the s60 with 0.9% apr and up to $2500 in allowances. idlock. teacher layoffs. and a 60 billion dollar budget deficit. that's what john perez faced when he be speaker of the california assembly. so he partnered

. >> i'm cheryl jennings in for carolyn johnson. sandhya now with how long the heat will stick around. >> we are looking at at least three days for the bay area. we will see changes on the third day. live doppler 7hd right now is tracking mainly clear skies. we do have the heat advisory starting tomorrow afternoon at 1:00. it covers all of the bay area in the monterey bay with the exception of the north bay coast and the san francisco coastline. it runs until wednesday at 8:00 p.m. we are expecting warm nights in the hills and highs in the 90s for the bay. mid-nineties to low 100 ace -- 100's inland so we are looking at heat-related illnesses. as you look at the current temperatures we are still holding on to low 70s. san francisco, livermore, antioch just a sign of what is to come. i'll be back with a look at that hot forecast in a few minutes. cheryl? >> sandhya, thank you. the heat could be a crucial factor when cyclists race up mount diablo tomorrow afternoon. >> cheryl if you find knee high stockings along the route of the race

. >> i'm carolyn johnson. alan wang has the latest for us. >> carolyn and dan, one of the teachers we spoke with used to practice constitutional law, and she says the contract gives the church power over their personal lives. she submitted a revised contract that was promptly rejected. >> this contract would be a huge step backwards. it would say we are striping these employees of civil rights. >> she is out of a job after she signed and then crossed out portions of the contract that conforms with the teachings of the roman catholic church in their personal lives. >> you throw the employees' personal lives in the middle of the disputes in the catholic church. >> like reproductive rights and gay and lesbian rights. >> what the contract says is they must teach the principals of the roman catholic church. >> which is not to be gay or lesbian or transgender? >> that's not at all what the roman catholic principals say. there is no den gnaw grating of of classes of people. >> now there is a ground swell of support f

carolyn tyler,abc7. >> we have a slide show and more on abc7news.com. >>> fighting poverty one pair of shoes at a time. coming up next, one local man's mission to turn old shoes into new hope and he needs your help. >> and the high-tech treasure hunt that has taken twitter by stormm is where the mad dash for cash is. >> and brad pitt attacked at the premiere of a new movie. >> i'm sandhya patel and we will talk about where the red flag warnings are in effect right now, and the changes in store for the weekend. here is jimmy kimmle. >> here is a sample of what we have in store for to flight. >> individually i don't have this with you. when you are together you are mitchell and kim. >> aren't you cute, jimmy. "maleficent" premiere where a man attacked brad pitt. witnesses say man jumped over a barrier and rushed pit hitting him in the face. he was arrested on suspicion of battery. pitt was not injured and continued to greet fans and sign autographs before going into the theater with angelina jolie. >>> after the mad dash for hidden cash, the anonymous donor has arrived in los angeles and

inland didn't and carolyn get ready to switch it all up. >> s p s. >> thanks. >> turn our attention to the nfl draft. >> larry is here. what a day this has become a 3 day spectacle. >> the draft was steamy. for a lot of people. niners raiders help their defense on night no. 1 of the draft. silver and black could have had johnny mansel johnny football. how far he plummeted far he plummetdog: oh, boy! mattress discounters oh, boy! mattress discounters memorial day sale. what's this? a queen size sealy gel memory foam mattress for just $497? mattress discounters has the largest selection of memory foam mattresses under one "roof." comforpedic, icomfort, optimum, and, wow, four years interest-free financing on the entire tempur-pedic cloud collection? don't miss the memorial day sale. ♪ mattress discounters >> good evening. first round of the nfl draft. in the book the texans took clowny with the first pick. raiders had the fifth selection decided against johnny mansel chose buffalo linebacker mack. mack 6 foot 2. 251 chance to become an impact player rushing off the edge and raiders nee

. >> i'm carolyn johnson. alan wang has the latest for us. >> carolyn and dan, one of the teachers we spoke with used to practice constitutional law, and she says the contract gives the church power over their personal lives. she submitted a revised contract that was promptly rejected. >> this contract would be a huge step backwards. it would say we are striping these employees of civil rights. >> she is out of a job after she signed and then crossed out portions of the contract that conforms with the teachings of the roman catholic church in their personal lives. >> you throw the employees' personal lives in the middle of the disputes in the catholic church. >> like reproductive rights and gay and lesbian rights. >> what the contract says is they must teach the principals of the roman catholic church. >> which is not to be gay or lesbian or transgender? >> that's not at all what the roman catholic principals say. there is no den gnaw grating of of classes of people. >> now there is a ground swell of support f

. >> and i'm carolyn johnson. officers cornered it in an apartment cold complex a block away. >> alan wang is live for us. alan, is it still trapped? >> i am just told the game warden has gone into the apartment garage with a tranquilizer gun, and they are trying to capture this mountain lion as we speak. i have also been warned if things go bad we could hear ar-15 gunfire. so far police say they have been lucky because this mountain lion ran across the street and down the driveway and into the apartment garage parking lot where they quickly shut the gate on it. so now the mountain lion is trapped inside this parking garage. the last time we checked it was lying under a car resting. and it looks like a full grown cougar with a radio collar around its neck. it is the same lion a puma tracking group has been following for several months. it started around 6:30 when people spotted the mountain lion while soccer teams were holding practice out there. the field was immediately evacuated and suddenly residents off calif

. >> i'm carolyn johnson. alan wang has the latest for us. >> carolyn and dan, one of the teachers we spoke with used to practice constitutional law, and she says the contract gives the church power over their personal lives. she submitted a revised contract that was promptly rejected. >> this contract would be a huge step backwards. it would say we are striping these employees of civil rights. >> she is out of a job after she signed and then crossed out portions of the contract that conforms with the teachings of the roman catholic church in their personal lives. >> you throw the employees' personal lives in the middle of the disputes in the catholic church. >> like reproductive rights and gay and lesbian rights. >> what the contract says is they must teach the principals of the roman catholic church. >> which is not to be gay or lesbian or transgender? >> that's not at all what the roman catholic principals say. there is no den gnaw grating of of classes of people. >> now there is a ground swell of support f

carolyn ryan, you're washington bureau chief for "the new york times." i'm put you on the spot by even asking the question, you look at her management style, tough editor obviously. so many women are telling each other time to lean in, time to get over self-confidence. is the culture ready for that? >> in terms of the culture, the one thing i worry a little bit about is it feels like there's all this legitimate pent up frustration among women about broader sexism issues, and i worry a little bit with this story that it's essentially become a chair couture. so you have jill abramson, who is an extraordinary journalistic thinker and one of the best brains of her generation, formidable intellect, and now she's being caricatured as a victim, and "the new york times," which is essentially its major news department is being run by women day to day is being caricatured as a bastion of sexism which isn't true and hasn't been my experience there. so i just worry that there's a way that much of the frustration gets transferred onto the story that isn't accurate. >

. >> and i'm carolyn johnson. officers cornered it in an apartment cold complex a block away. >> alan wang is live for us. alan, is it still trapped? >> i am just told the game warden has gone into the apartment garage with a tranquilizer gun, and they are trying to capture this mountain lion as we speak. i have also been warned if things go bad we could hear ar-15 gunfire. so far police say they have been lucky because this mountain lion ran across the street and down the driveway and into the apartment garage parking lot where they quickly shut the gate on it. so now the mountain lion is trapped inside this parking garage. the last time we checked it was lying under a car resting. and it looks like a full grown cougar with a radio collar around its neck. it is the same lion a puma tracking group has been following for several months. it started around 6:30 when people spotted the mountain lion while soccer teams were holding practice out there. the field was immediately evacuated and suddenly residents off calif

. >> i'm cheryl jennings in for carolyn johnson. sandhya now with how long the heat will stick around. >> we are looking at at least three days for the bay area. we will see changes on the third day. live doppler 7hd right now is tracking mainly clear skies. we do have the heat advisory starting tomorrow afternoon at 1:00. it covers all of the bay area in the monterey bay with the exception of the north bay coast and the san francisco coastline. it runs until wednesday at 8:00 p.m. we are expecting warm nights in the hills and highs in the 90s for the bay. mid-nineties to low 100 ace -- 100's inland so we are looking at heat-related illnesses. as you look at the current temperatures we are still holding on to low 70s. san francisco, livermore, antioch just a sign of what is to come. i'll be back with a look at that hot forecast in a few minutes. cheryl? >> sandhya, thank you. the heat could be a crucial factor when cyclists race up mount diablo tomorrow afternoon. >> cheryl if you find knee high stockings along the route of the race

. >> and i'm carolyn johnson. officers cornered it in an apartment cold complex a block away. >> alan wang is live for us. alan, is it still trapped? >> i am just told the game warden has gone into the apartment garage with a tranquilizer gun, and they are trying to capture this mountain lion as we speak. i have also been warned if things go bad we could hear ar-15 gunfire. so far police say they have been lucky because this mountain lion ran across the street and down the driveway and into the apartment garage parking lot where they quickly shut the gate on it. so now the mountain lion is trapped inside this parking garage. the last time we checked it was lying under a car resting. and it looks like a full grown cougar with a radio collar around its neck. it is the same lion a puma tracking group has been following for several months. it started around 6:30 when people spotted the mountain lion while soccer teams were holding practice out there. the field was immediately evacuated and suddenly residents off calif

. >> i'm cheryl jennings in for carolyn johnson. sandhya now with how long the heat will stick around. >> we are looking at at least three days for the bay area. we will see changes on the third day. live doppler 7hd right now is tracking mainly clear skies. we do have the heat advisory starting tomorrow afternoon at 1:00. it covers all of the bay area in the monterey bay with the exception of the north bay coast and the san francisco coastline. it runs until wednesday at 8:00 p.m. we are expecting warm nights in the hills and highs in the 90s for the bay. mid-nineties to low 100 ace -- 100's inland so we are looking at heat-related illnesses. as you look at the current temperatures we are still holding on to low 70s. san francisco, livermore, antioch just a sign of what is to come. i'll be back with a look at that hot forecast in a few minutes. cheryl? >> sandhya, thank you. the heat could be a crucial factor when cyclists race up mount diablo tomorrow afternoon. >> cheryl if you find knee high stockings along the route of the race

carolyn. >> thanks. remember you can track the weather in your neighborhood any time using the weather app. it's free to did you know load. we have information for you at 7 new news.com slash app. >> drastic measure enact entered livermore to convince residents to cut become on water use by 30 percent because of the drought. customers who did not conserve will see the water bill shoot up by 35 percent each month. water users who do conserve will see a slight decrease in their bil bill. there's the incentive. drought situation for livermore city owned utility reached a crisis point. mandatory restrictions on water use including limit on watering lawn and washing cars already in effect. >> well may difficult of descent drew thousands office protestors on the street throughout the bay area this was the march in san francisco mission district looked like about 20 protestors arrested by police when they temporarily blocked traffic at 16 and mission. oakland sauce one of the largest gatherings more than 800 pe

inland didn't and carolyn get ready to switch it all up. >> s p s. >> thanks. >> turn our attention to the nfl draft. >> larry is here. what a day this has become a 3 day spectacle. >> the draft was steamy. for a lot of people. niners raiders help their defense on night no. 1 of the draft. silver and black could have had johnny mansel johnny football. how mansel johnny football. how far he plummeted next fly all over town mansel johnny football. how far he plummeted next to find the best deals. ots of ways to save. ots of ways to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. for mother's day weekend two pounds of driscoll's strawberries are just $3.99 moms love tulips. they're just $5.99 a bunch. and brew up starbucks for only $6.99. there's more savings to love... at safeway. ingredients for life. >> good evening. first round of the nfl draft. in the book the texans took clowny with the first pick. raiders had the fifth selection decided against johnny mansel chose buffalo linebacker mack. mack 6 foot 2. 251 chance to become an impact player rushing off the edge and

carolyn. >> thanks. remember you can track the weather in your neighborhood any time using the weather app. it's free to did you know load. we have information for you at 7 new news.com slash app. >> drastic measure enact entered livermore to convince residents to cut become on water use by 30 percent because of the drought. customers who did not conserve will see the water bill shoot up by 35 percent each month. water users who do conserve will see a slight decrease in theirdecres bill. there's the incentive. drought situation for livermore city owned utility reached a crisis point. mandatory restrictions on water use including limit on watering lawn and washing cars already in effect. >> well may difficult of descent drew thousands office protestors on the street throughout the bay area this was the march in san francisco mission district looked like about 20 protestors arrested by police when they temporarily blocked traffic at 16 and mission. oakland sauce one of the largest gatherings more than 800

inland didn't and carolyn get ready to switch it all up. >> s p s. >> thanks. >> turn our attention to the nfl draft. >> larry is here. what a day this has become a 3 day spectacle. >> the draft was steamy. for a lot of people. niners raiders help their defense on night no. 1 of the draft. silver and black could have had johnny mansel johnny football. how mansel johnny football. how far he plummeted next mansel johnny football. how far he plummeted next >> good evening. first round of the nfl draft. in the book the texans took clowny with the first pick. raiders had the fifth selection decided against johnny mansel chose buffalo linebacker mack. mack 6 foot 2. 251 chance to become an impact player rushing off the edge and raiders need somebody who can pressure the quarterback. on his levelle question his level of competition in the mid american conference butt raiders expect mack will start immediately. >> i'm blessed man very excited man to be an oakland raider ma man. this is a dream come traichlt he understands how to rush the passer and rush the pass we are power. everything in the

>> reporter: carolyn, if you've been to walnut creek, anyone living around walnut creek knows tradition of the ceremony. it's large and today, they added three more plaques downtown to the fallen of world war ii, world war i, and korea. in walnut creek, those who fought and gave their lives are not forgotten. when brook heard her son's name, she smiled. it was a different smile. a sentiment only those that lost a loved one in battle can understand, or appreciate. >> how old was he? >> 23. >> that is young. >> just a baby. >> too young to have a monument with his name on it or two bronze stars for actions in afghanistan. too young to leave a wife behind and a daughter born after he died. >> she knows her daddy fought in the war. he was fighting bad guys so we can be free. >> those left behind bear sorrows mostly alone, but they do find comfort on memorial day. traditi tradition dictates a formal performance. >> those who have fallen while serving our country are not faceless people or statistics they are someone's loved ones. >> in case of kor prol, a son, husband, and father. never met,

but why, as carolyn said, why is it that abigail is the one game that we all know? and it really is because of her man. because she married john adams. i must say being here today i feel like i have come home because i have come to john and abigail's home and home that all three sisters spent a lot of time in. but, the other two sisters that i think you know less about, i argue in my book, even though they didn't mary presidents, they are equally important and remarkable women. first, there is the older sister mary cranch and he -- she was the ungrowned green queen of the family. higherarchy was important and she was born first and very important. and especially after her brother was disinherited by her father she was really the one who inherited the first son's role because there was no brother. and then when she grew up she proved herself to be a wonderful administrator. even though she was a woman and couldn't be elected to any position, she was the de facto mayor of quincy. and her husband would be appointed to positions but everyone knew mary would take care of

carolyn? >> reporter: san francisco plans to celebrate the release of this stamp next week. but it's already a bestseller here in the castro district. across the street, down below, take a look. you'll see a crowd including san francisco supervisor scott weiner. they're commemorating the late icon's birthday. he would have been # four years old today, they're posing next to a giant stamp. much like one revealed at the white house today, nancy pelosi and harvey milk's nephew were on stage at the white house today, applauding the move. this forever stamp of the late san francisco supervisor is the first to honor an openly-gay politician. at the castro neighborhood post office where milk used to buy his stamps, more than 10,000 with hoiz smiling face were purr kased before noon. >> it's day one. it's harvey's birthday. >> the postal service calls milk a visionary leader. >> this means an enormous amount to have his legacy recognized by the federal government of the united states i'm very, very proud. >> milk would have turned 84 years old today when he was a supervisor in 1978

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abc 7 news reporter carolyn tyler with more. >> reporter: you're looking at the best of the best. out of more than 100,000 who entered, 11-year-old audrey sane from new york is a top doodler, they competed to have their logo on the website's home page as part of the annual doodle google contest. >> we had a wonderful spectrum from the entry. >> the 50 finalists were flown to the google areas where they had workshops and science today. before the winner was crowned, if i could invent one thing to make the world a better place. tanner's is a solar system protector. >> google earth, and lead the world. and to keep the sun alive. >> i have a robot who cleans and makes items. >> the developer lindsey scott narrowed the field. google users also weighed in. >> the beautiful thing about this competition is the facts that kids are thinking about what they can do to contribute to our society. >> audrey used markers to draw her intricate winning doodle of a water purification system. >> i wanted to do that so others would have water to drink. >> do you think yours can be practical? that it c

>> carolyn, it's going to be years. targetly stupidly outsourced distribution of groceries to sobes. target gets shipped last. target finishes last. target should finish first in canada, the same way william pitt did when he moved the french out of north america out of the french and indian wars that ended in 1763. canada should have been target's easiest move, the same way it was when tarring eight choired gemco. instead, canada has become target's waterloo and it's going to become worse. >> it's all about online. target has outsourced that to amazon. they stopped doing that two years ago, now they have a tie-up with twitter. i'm getzing everything that comes now in rm its of the online space is too little too late. do you agree? >> completely correct. too little too late. nordstroms.com, macy's.com, omni channel, click and collect works superbly. it's not working. in canada, many of the retailers are owned by the western family. they know the detail of retail. target thinks it's too cool for school to quote quinton ta

in san francisc francisco, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> everybody about happy mother's day no matter what the circumstances are. >> spencer here with the forecast. it's a weird london like night out there. tl in the city at least. foggy and. >> dreary. drizzle and lacks like drizzle during the late night hours. >> i'm waiting for the hounds. >> the howling pretty soon. here's a lack at live doppler 7hd. you can see we don't have much in the way of actual rainfall. cloud cover rate now in the little prick el of moisture but drizzle in san francisco. drizzle reported in numerous locations but no steady or significant rainfall at the moment. just a little spotty shower activity. north bay as well. moving through sonoma county right now so let's give you a live view right now from emeryville camera on the east bay looking back across the bay. cloud off in hot rise there. current temperature readings 58 in san francisco. low to mid 60's in oakland redwood city san jose gilroy 55 half machine bay. new sfo right now. clouds look like the ceiling quite so l rosey as this afternoon. current t

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we'll have that and carolyn is in the newsroom with what is on the program. >> we're talking water. let it flow. why signs of water pouring into the east bay is worth celebrating. many people dream of owning a business there is one thing many of them for get to do. it's coming up in a half hour at 6:00. right now back to dan and cheryl. >> thank you. >> a fifth grader student has a lot to look forward to after winning an essay contest. >> yes. today raymond beasley, the fifth got to meet sharon robinson. daughter of jackie robinson. he was her inspiration to help create a program. >> the essay about struggles with brain cancer. >> wonderful to honor him. essay was strong and positive. and he didn't get down. he had a brain tumor. it doesn't have him. >> wow. raymond will be recognized by the giants before tonight's game. >> then, ready for this? in july he'll be honored at the all star game in minneapolis what. a big moment. >> go, raymond love it. >> thanks for joining us. world news is coming up next. i'm cheryl jennings. >> from all of us here thanks for watching. we appreciate y

he is very important person. >> in san francisco, carolyn tyler abc 7 news. >> the department of defense says it is reviewing military assistance with thailand after a coup there. the military announced the avenue has taken control of the country. secretary of state john kerry says there is no justification for the coup and calls for the restoration of the government and return to democracy. military has established a curfew from 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. and has prohibited public gathering of more than 5 people. >> elite s.w.a.t. team from san mateo county spent days in jordan competing in this year warrior game. now back and say the skills they learned there will help them do their job better here. 8 member s.w.a.t. team competed against unit from 38 other country all highly specialize and trained in anti-terrorism tactic. they face off n.e. vents like 3 gun gauntlet and high angle drive-by at your ban assault. added training could come into play during large scale terrorist attack for example in the bay area. >> we would be one of the phone calls made to start the investigation into tha

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pl carolyn tyler takes you to the a rehearsal. ♪ . >>reporter: it originated in oakland back in the 90's. this dance style known as turf. now moving from the street to the stage. >> we are showing the people like it's relevant. turfing has a point in the whole dancing genre. >>reporter: the collaborating with the oakland ballet as part of the ballet spring season called oaklandesque. >> people get to see the classy side of turfing and people get to seat hood side of ballet. they have that sin co nation and fwhal we do as ballet dancers but use tonight a different way. >> they work a lot with improvise free styling. so it has been fun kind of being stretched and pulled out of our shell a little bit. >> they always been good. just don't know. fight unique pairing of sneakers and slippers was the mayor idea. she saw them the dancing in the rain video viral on you tube and suggested the collaboration with the oakland ballet. >> i hope it bring a younger audience to the balancely and put a definite oakland mark not the grandmother ballet.

carolyn from supervisor campos's office is here and supervisor campos did co-sponsor this hearing request with me. >> thank you so much. and thank you, everyone. supervisor campos what unable to be here, but he asked me to scum and just communicate his support for main tabing san francisco's model of care and [speaker not understood]. it is critical that we the city step up and make sure these services are funded. we are very gratified to hear the mayor plans to include this in his budget and look forward to working with you all. thank you. >> thank you very much. okay, now we'll go to public comment. >>> good afternoon, my name is kim castillo. [speaker not understood] asian pacific islander center in the tenderloin. firstly, i'd like to thank the board of supervisors and the mayor for your unwaivering support of hiv services, especially to those providing care for the residents that are in most need. the tenderloin neighborhood has one of the highest community viral load weights in the city and also the lowest rates of individuals seeking care. currently at api we help patients that are

in san francisco, carolyn tyler abc 7 news. >> across the bay now where people in oakland not happy at all about plan that would increase the cost of trash pick up from less than 30 dollars a month to about 44 dollars a month. right now the city council is debate ago new 10 year agreement with waste manage many. they say the rate hike reflect the cost of doing business but amounts basically to 50% increase for homeowners who wonder why they have to pay more for the same level of service. >> the maybe the truck is the same. the bag are the same. capacity of the garbage they take off is the same. so what is it that you are paying for? >>reporter: waste management says it plans to add jobs and expand green initiative. another company california waste solution says it was not treated fairly during negotiations with the city. the council won't make final decision tonight. when it does the deal won't take effect until next year. >>> students from 7 low performing schools including 3 in the east bay filed a class action lawsuit today against the state and its toppled indication officials. stu

. >> thank you, carolyn, thank you. >> a video posting a new use for drones >> yes. check this out. that is the drone. >> what? >> it's attached to a leash. walking a dog. the neighbors just walking by like it's no big deal, right? the dog doesn't seem to mind. >> yes. jeff myers took this video and tells mother ford.com that he tied a leash to it and flew around the neighborhood with the phone. >> that is pretty darn creative. >> have a great weekend from all of us, see you again at 6:00. >>> welcome to "world news." tonight, the severe weather. the massive hail, the destruction. inside a dust storm. and an accident, families driving blind. ginger zee with what's coming next. >>> a close call. two jets coming just 400 feet apart. the control tower and their urgent warning. alarms sounding, how could this happen again? >>> passing the ball. donald sterling is suddenly done tonight. handing the team to his wife, and her surprising plan now. >>> and this close call, what it is about tonight that has

abc7 news reporter carolyn tyler joins with us the story. >> reporter: tributes are pouring in tonight. she was one of the most-eloquent voices in america, and many in san francisco felt the presence. maya angelou spent her form tiff years here she was only 16 when she became the city's first black female conductor. she told oprah finwin free how she did it >> i went to my mother and said they won't allow me to asupply. she asked y do you know why? i said yes. because i'm a negro. she said do you want the job? go get it. >> in her 20s she was singing the blues in purple onion to support her young son. her writing had similar grace and move many. she's been hailed for her auto biographies. "i know why the caged bird sings" became an international bestseller. many got to know her at president clinton's inauguration. >> lift up your eyes upon this stage, breaking for you. give birth again to the dream. women, children, men, take it into the palms of your hands. >> she was a poet historian civil rights activist. in 1985 after yearing in this antiapartheid rally. >> really why we're marchin

carolyn tyler brings us some of the excitement. >> the theme is standing together rising above. and acknowledging how far women have come and the challenges still ahead. 5,000 women are celebrating silver anniversary of the professional business women of california conference. there are seminars, work shops and an expo. congress woman jackie spe ef ir says she followed her instiblths in creating an event. it's a special day of empowerment. >> i think developing confidence, security, doing the networking opportunities. learning how to be better positioned in a corporation. sticking with it. >> many of those we talked to called it inspirational and say it showcases the growing camaraderie around women in the work place. >> i'm in a man's world. and when you start working with women, you realize have you to unite. and support one another. >> i find it easier now. than it was. we can see more women engineers and doctors. but i still think numbers could be better. >> while women are still struggling, key note speaker arianna huffington suggested ways to rise above. hundreds stood in

happening and have happened are not possible and i'd like to the work that we do the so funny i've told carolyn i'm going to be super nerve you do know there's other people being recognized or the it's not a gainer day. yeah, so but this work wouldn't have been possible as well as without you guys support supervisor avalos i could sit there and fight and talk about this i do so because you guys have any back and especially the community. as well as i mean if you look at this we have the whole mission, we have i was like i thought they were going to march up here. i have so many people to thank my parents and we come from a community family john and i are related sometimes (laughter) one of my favorite uncles my mom's baby brother and we all work in different agencies but i could see my grandmother and the work was in our community so keeping the heritage of asian pacific islanders it's funny i'm obey recognized from the mission that's praurment female so some folks are asking where are you getting awards from the mission district i've been telling you i'm salmon the whole time. the work that ha

. >> i'm carolyn johnson. that fire broke out about 90 minutes ago in the santa cruz mountains in morgan hill. >> we're giving you a live look at the firefighting effort taking place right now. what we know so far is this, that 5 to 7 acres of brush have burned, but crews are gaining the upper hand on this fire. >> officials tell us they have stopped the fire's forward progress and appear to have it pretty well contained right now. water dropping helicopters and planes are of course helping with this firefighting effort. we have been watching them drop retardants on the blaze, and they're doing a good job at keeping it from spreading. >> joining us on the telephone is brandon liski. are you there? >> yes, where am. >> thank you for coming on. tell us what's happening now in terms of where this fire is as far as cup tainment is concerned. >> currently, as you were saying, the forward progress has stopped. crews are actively putting in their control lines and mopping up the hot spots to insure that the fire stay

carolyn tyler abc 7 news. >> as for thelgame itself 7 news sports director larry is at oracle arena. check in with him live in a few minutes. >> several may difficult demonstrations in the bay area tonight. immigration reform minimum wage police violence were among the issues that prompted thousands of people to take to the streets tonight. this was the scene in oakland where more than 800 people march. police were present but no reports of any real trouble and no arrest. in sap jose police march for immigrant and worker rights. many said chance to raise the voices and to be heard on those issues. and this was the scene in san francisco mission district this evening. many calling for immigration rae form. heavy police presence 20 people were arrested there for disrupting traffic and disobeying an officer. >> developing news have lay oh, tonight where police investigating a dog mauling that injured a 4-year-old girl. neighbor would witnessed the mauling tells us that a large pit bull attacked a girl who was playing in the front lawn of a home on louisiana street. girl's father managee

. >> hello, i'm carolyn i live in the castro district. i want to show you a brief video that shows the extent to which our city will become commercialized i want to mention briefly >> allow mow me to introduce you to the people this is san francisco it looked fluent and young as a matter of fact, 53 percent of the proposition is 18 to 24 and they're heavy exposed to transit advertising from bus depots it reached unnecessary percent of the population on a mostly our media reaches 93 bay area population on a mostly basis and only second to new york in terms of the transit and people it's a unique and indecently packed market above and below grounded from the downtown transit district and their attendees how many santa monica's cities have part of a historic record those iconic cars left wing have .2 million people it's for our media that keeps them company along the way they do not only see that but people live within two blocks of a bus routes it's the busiest system in the u.s. and they have an average commute their overcame station dwell

carolyn malone reports. >> reporter: this is the man expected to be egypt's next man, abdel-fattah el-sissi is the former defense minister and army chief and led egypt for the last ten months since the crew that deposed mohamed morsi. >> translator: egyptians are coming down to write the history and plan for future and all the world is watching. >> reporter: voting will take place over two days and turn out will be a good indicator how much support there is for abdel-fattah el-sissi and they have three years of instability since mass protests ended the 30 year rule of hosni-mubarak. >> translator: young people can wait for protest until the country gets on it's feet and poor people can make a living. >> reporter: security is a concern. there have been a number of attacks in the last few months against institutions including cairo university and they are involved in protecting the public in the days encouraging people to come out and vote. >> translator: people feel reassured in terms of security and police and army are protecting the area very well. >> reporter: the only other candidate for