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don sanchez is on the aisle with his review of the movie starring robert pattinson. find out if he thinks it's one to forget. oprah: all new. who gets our last "laugh out loud" award? then the moment i've always wanted you to see. and what's it like to be a man working at the almost-all-female "oprah show"? >> in theaters this weekend, the big screen version of the best selling novel "water for elephants." robert pattinson and reese witherspoon star in it. if you like it in print, will you like it on film? here's don sanchez on the aisle. >> poor robert pattinson, it's the depression and unexpectedly he's run away with circus and they don't much like him. >> you're an intruder. >> that's nasty circus owner from inglorious bastards. he isn't any nicer here. pattinson wanted to become a veterinarian like his dad and since he has a way with animals, they do keep him on. then he sees her. >> only problem is that reese witherspoon is married to vault. >> the world's run on tricks. everyone plays. >> cruel, conniving, he has guys thrown off the train in the middle of the n

more from don sanchez. >> reporter: a space ship lands in san francisco international airport. that is a first. it was a classic american airline dc 3 thoughs off as a counter point, more than 70 years of history to celebrate the new terminal two. new home to american and virgin america. called the most modern and sustainable terminal in the u.s. >> they will try to recapture the area with local restaurant stars. art work. you can fill an empty water bottle and take it onboard. people were impressed by what they see. >> immediately felt we walk inside a five star hotel lobby that was just declared lead gold standard in its environmental design. >> it was built in 1954 hand as undergone the fanly $383 million renovation. >> this is a big part of the economic growth and economic development in the region and it is a big part of keeping down the costs for passengers to fly. >> reporter: music was on the plane with richard branson. >> we will 12 to 18 months away. >> during an exclusive interview i asked him why he does it. >> this element of competition that the element of trying

. >> finally from dogs to musicals don sanchez has it all in what's hot. ♪ >> it's the world premiere of dogs! it's the musical. it's a lot of fun. in sonoma's community center. ♪ >> they join them and more for cabaret of divas and dames, a county certain to fight aids. ♪ >> blame sally is a new women's group friday night at great american music hall. ♪ >> tom scott heads the jazz all star, three week benefit at memorial theater. >> celebrating tennessee williams 100th birthday, powerful production eccentricitys of a nightingale. >> this is a child's blouse. >> discard today divine, donated clothes that is transformed into a one of night fashion tonight at st. mary's cathedral. >> they are proud to be norwegian. norway day festival. a showcase of mechanized march vems. dream machine some show at half moon bay airport. >> wow! >> lots to do. >> thanks so much for joining us. >> who wants to be a millionaire is coming up next. >> have a great day, bye-bye.

i'm don sanchez. >> coming up what youtube is about to have in common with abc hbo and show time. >> and the surprise that could have you rethinking hand >>> thursday morning, welcome back. you are looking at a live high definition shot from the roof looking out towards the bay bridge looking out to the embarcadero. we've got showers. more coming up. >> "wall street journal" reports that youtube is working on a major site overhaul. plan is to add a number of premium charges featuring programming so youtube will be ready for the time we get our television from the internet. according to the journal, they are putting $100 million in the effort but a spokesman tells us that while they are, quote, always working on updating youtube we don't have any plans to change the site in the near future. >>> govern brown turns 73 today but he started the celebration early. ♪ [ laughter ] >> his staff threw a mini celebration and appeared on youtube channel named for the first dog. >> virginia man is having second thoughts about a piece of furniture he got secondhand from a friend because of what

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. >> and also, new after 6:30 why don sanchez that loves hana, a suspense thriller of a teen on the run. that is coming up tonight at 6:00. >> a home grown legend teamed up to help california's community colleges today. rape star mc hammer and lieutenant governor newson is promoting a state wide event on the 17th of this month. they are hoping to raise the aness of budget cuts in the community college system. three million students attend two year school in california. hammer studied in oakland's college in his younger days. i wonder if he will dance. that's it for us for now. world news with diane sawyer is next. >> for christin and all of this. we'll see you in a half an hour.

. >> don sanchez has what's hot. ♪ ♪ >> kensington symphony orchestra has stirring performances. works by what they call the other being at the unitarian university church. >> the easter parade is a spring celebration. streets close and plenty of other easter egg hunts around the bay. ♪ ♪ >> if you are planning to head south, join friends for the palm springs follies. a glamorous show that is must see. stunning could cost assumes, in a show that features show biz veterans. >> san francisco international film festival is one of the most priest teej us on events in the nation. there are more 200 films opening tonight. >> on home video, now on blu-ray is anniversary edition known as the ten commandments. you'll find more on our website at abc7news.com. i'm don san khers which he has. >> last look at the forecast. easter forecast. >> everybody wants it to be dry this week but for the most part, we'll have waves of light rain, barely measurable rain. and it should not be a plan changer for the weekend. >> "who wants to be a millionaire" is coming up next. have a great day. >> all

i'm don sanchez, abc7 news. >>> 6:21. coming up, defending the right to be forgotten. spain's curious new order h@ [ male announcer ] using frontline plus shows your pet you care... by unleashing a complete killing force against fleas and ticks. and not just adult fleas. what makes frontline plus complete the flea life cycle -- is that it breaks killing adults, eggs, and larvae. and it keeps killing fleas and ticks all month long. that's why it's the #1 choice of vets for their pets, and yours. unleash a complete killing force in every dose of frontline plus. we need to solve the problem. the state budget crisis threatens our economy... and our schools. loans to small businesses on hold. job creation at a standstill. 30,000 teachers already laid off. can we really afford billions more in cuts? $13 billion more devastates our schools, our safety, and the california we know. it's time for lawmakers to finally get the problem solved now. our kids and economy can't afford to wait. . 6:25. google is ordered to do a vanishing act in spain. the spanish data protection agency

. >> don sanchez has what's hot. ♪ ♪ >> kensington symphony orchestra has stirring performances. works by what they call the other being at the unitarian university church. >> the easter parade is a spring celebration. streets close and plenty of other easter egg hunts around the bay. ♪ ♪ >> if you are planning to head south, join friends for the palm springs follies. a glamorous show that is must see. stunning could cost assumes, in a show that features show biz veterans. >> san francisco international film festival is one of the most priest teej us on events in the nation. there are more 200 films opening tonight. >> on home video, now on blu-ray is anniversary edition known as the ten commandments. you'll find more on our website at abc7news.com. i'm don san khers which he has. >> last look at the forecast. easter forecast. >> everybody wants it to be dry this week but for the most part, we'll have waves of light rain, barely measurable rain. and it should not be a plan changer for the weekend. >> "who wants to be a millionaire" is coming up next.

in san francisco, don sanchez, abc 7 news. >> you may want to dance to stay warm. it's a little chilly out there. or just dance for the heck of it. >> yeah, why not? some clouds around right now. a few breaks and as we head outside, you'll notice that you can see over san francisco, a mostly cloudy sky. temperatures right around 50 downtown. there's the satellite picture. most of the energy is to the north. a few sprinkles, though, in and around the bay today. 59 in the city. continued cool throughout the afternoon with mostly cloudy skies. 64 concord. san jose and our coast is just 56. down by the monterey bay, look for 61 in santa cruz and upper 50's in monterey. here's a look ahead. even with the weak system in the area tomorrow for easter, we'll manage some afternoon sun. then warmer and sunnier for sunday. >> thank you for joining us on the abc 7 saturday morning news. next newscast at 8:00 a.m. gma is next. stay connected 24/7. for those of us who have lactose intolerance, let's raise a glass to cookies just out of the oven. to the morning bowl of cereal. and

live at at&t park, don sanchez, "abc 7 news." >> thank you. >> coveted world series trophy spent the celebration on display behind home plate for all the fans to enjoy. >> we welcome a giant's fan and season ticket holder since all the way back to the first year in san francisco, 1958, please say hello to james sanna. >> and they were bond weigh their fans. brian wilson presented for the final out that clinched the world series championship and that ball will be displayed at the giants ballpark. >> they also played tribute to bryan stow. there was a moment of reflection as there was a photo flashed on the jumbotron. money has been raised while he is still in medically induced coma. the mayor of los angeles and police chief announced new security measures at dodgers stayed yuam y. >> you mean if you are coming to dodgers stadium to cause trouble i advise you to stay home because you will be arrested. >> the off duty officers will be in uniform and have not only the authority of arrest but the authority passed down through the dodgers to attend the game. >> they will dedicate a game to

abc7's arts and entertainment reporter, don sanchez, shows us how the artists have captured the boys of summer. >> this is about artists' interpretations of a game. it's in a gallery downtown. ice the 14th year of the fine arts baseball exhibition. >> the artistes themselves have captured the color, the paths what have the game is about. >> from poignant moments like yogi berra saying farewell to the old yankee stadium to the title parade last fall. there is an emphasis on all things giants this week. the boats in mccovey cove. barry bonds with the home run record. it's signed to his doctor. and one framed to fear the beard. you can almost smell the newly mode grass. all that's missing the garlic fries and the hot dog. this captures the artistry of baseball. >> he calls this one a young virtuoso painting. >> if you look at this painting, the palet, but eats also about strategy. it's about youth and maturity. >> bob and his family in the style of american gothic. >> the simplicity of a young man who grew up on a farm and found himself to game and fortune as a pitch you are for the 194

don sanchez takes us inside. >> the house was built in 1927 price tag $200,000. these days that might give you a closet the this is one for shoes. it has sweeping views and peek in the neighbor's backyard. an imposing four story structure inside more than two dozen interior designers have taken each room and created real works of art. see how the pros do it. take the living room. >> we decided to keep the walls very quiet. we didn't want to interrupt the view. >> the kitchen once looked like a barbecue joint. designers had eight weeks to implement their designs. it was easy to be one. his family owns the house and he grew up here. >> its wonderful feeling give rebirth and energy. >> upstairs was his bedroom we imagined thanks to otis redding dock of the bay written in sausalito. >> we added a lot of organic elements to make it peaceful. >> like dock of the bay. master bath is a spa like escape. spacious master bedrooms touched with color. the rumpus room is deep blue. >> kind of that man cave but more universal. >> check out the library. this showcase is where tr

don sanchez shows this unique exhibit now on display at legion of honor in san francisco. >> to the featherers and painting, elegant gowns and dresses, all of them made of paper. >> even the buttons, necklaces and all the shoes. stunning in their detail. it begin with making paper costumes for her children 20 years ago. now it's much more involved. >> you change the effect of the paper. >> she works with a team creating the place and then shape the design and then she paints it. >> i look at the fashion, i look at the printing and many things, the fabric. >> after they arrive here, they have to be shaped and ironed. she finds her inspiration in classic paintings, this became this. this is the first time all their work has been shown together in this country. >> for this exhibition she was inspired by four european paintness the collection, and made five figures like this from this famous painting. >> this is more than fashion. i do not want anybody to say, this is ano fashion fashion, this is fine art. >> they are not meant to be exact copies, closer to impressions. >> it's so unique that serv

don sanchez got a preview. >> it's called the most modern terminal in the u.s. >> an airport terminal to bring back the romance of travel. >> local restaurant stars and fill an empty water bottle. people were impressed by what they see. >> we immediately felt we walked into a five-star hotel lobby. >> it was built in 1954 and under gone a massive renovation. >> it's part of the economic growth of the region. >> sir richard branson that flew in white knight two. it's the profile and adventure and challenge. during an exclusive interview i asked him why he does it? >> i like the competition, the element of trying to get the technology right. we want to see what we're capable of. >> new project is a submarine that will go down to 36,000 feet. >> enable people to explore the oceans and discover species. >>. >> coming up. how you can snag a free bart ticket today and meet some n.b.a. players, too. >> plus, governor brown asks for a little less around the state capitol. >> working long hours and limited time. why there is still no budget deal coming up. >> and the innocent victims of califo

don sanchez. >> we really wanted to try to be fair. to spread the pain. to have a sense of shared sacrifice. >>reporter: no department is immune. city already cut people and programs and there will be more soon. trying to overcome a 58 million dollar damaging deficit the mayor has come up with 3 budget proposal proposals. you might call them the good, the bad and the ugly. and in the worst case scenario the results could be devastating. and she's asking departments to prepare for that one. it would reduce the number of police officers further, close 4 fire stations, close brancheliminate the film office and art staff. all city employees would have to take 15 mandatory leave without payday. dominic the president of the police officers association told me that's a matter for negotiations. he says they want to work with the city to save money but cut backs have made it dangerous for officers on the street. >> we have tried to be as frugal and conservative as we can. >>reporter: elected officials will feel it too. >> we are asking our employees to contribute

don sanchez got a preview. >> reporter: the house was built in 1927, price tag, $200,000. these days, that might get you a closet. this is one for shoes. it has sweeping bay views and a peek into neighbors' back yards. imposing four story structure and inside, more than two dozen interior designers have taken each room as a blank canvas and created real works of art. see how the pros do it, even get inspired with their innovations. take the living room. >> we decided to keep the walls very quiet. we didn't want to interrupt our view. >> reporter: but they wallpapered the ceiling. the kitchen once looked like a '60s barbecue joint, purely stylish now. whatever you cook can be enjoyed in this elegant dining room. the designers had eight weeks to create and implement their designs. it was easy for one of them. james terrentino's family owns the house and he grew up here. >> i think it's a wonderful feeling, just to see this be given a whole new rebirth that it deserved. >> reporter: upstairs was his bedroom, reimagined thoughts to otis redding's "dock of the bay." >> we decid

millions of recipes and don sanchez how to show how to click it and cook. >> it hundreds of chefs in 25 restaurants on the google campus try to come up with interesting food for google employees daily. searching the internet got a lot easier with a single click. >> you have a search button and recipe and click on it. >> take chile you'll get 76 million results and everything. click on the recipe icon and a new world opens up. >> cooking technique. the time it takes, calorie content. >> slice and dice, that is chef talk. >> so what you envy refrigerator like a whole chicken, say you have a chicken breast, you have a some asparagus. i want to make sure it's under 30 minutes. >> what you exactly ask for. >> it took .13 seconds. >> he says kids will get want to involved too putting in their own ingredients. there is a way to get them to eat broccoli. we re-created items on today's cafe menu. >> if you are looking for something specific you can type this in. >> google is a force could this mean the end of cookbooks? >> i'll continue to have my cookbook selection. >> the only thing it can'

here's don sanchez. [applause]. >>reporter: this is into the retirement party. energetic 85-year-old helena griffin has been working for this company for 65 years. >> i love to kilometer to work. i really truly do. >>reporter: she started in 1 1946. harry true map presiden president. minimum wage was 40 cents an hour. she's never stopped wearing 3 inch high heels even after hospital founder told her to stop wearing them she could fall and sue. >> can't not smile when you see her walking down the hall i mean running down the the hall. >>reporter: she was hired when she came in for will be test and phone ringing non-stoychlt one of the doctors hollered and what are you doing she said i'm a secretary he said well answer the darn telephone. l she answered the telephone and she and they hired her. >>reporter: and helena has not had a sick day in 60 years. >> i wouldn't have gone home then because i wasn't sick. they made me go home. i was furious. >>reporter: when she had her appendix out she was back on the job the next day typing with an i.v. in her arm. back then

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here is the arts and entertainment reporter don sanchez on the aisle . oral roberts had it. he ran away with the circus and they don't like him. >> you are an intruder . next stop throw him off. >> that is from inglorious bastard and he's not nicer here. he wanted to be a vetinarian like his dad and since he has a way with animals they keep him on and then he sees her. enough. >>> and reese witherspoon is married. >>> and the world is run on tricks. everyone plays. cruel and coni'ving. he has guys thrown off of the train in the middle of the night so he doesn't have to pay them. patterson will have none of that and by now he's in love with reese. truthfully, the chemistry is never there and if i have a fault with the film witherspoon is miscast and there are some holes. i don't think i have seen an elephant show since dum bo. this is with her eyes and movement. robert patterson without the glowing space and twilight shows the acting shots is it a lush overblown soap opera. i like it enough to nudge it to three-quarter was a bucket. i am don san and abc 7 news and we'll see o

don sanchez put its in high gear. we are talking about a police station . this is 100 million. >> there's the plot. gang by diesel and walker. after a money of the bad drug lord that is guning for them. they spend time with deep cover. it is dwayne johnson. it is one film with quiet moments punctuated by simply outrageous ones . this would have made a fast paced 90 minute film. this is mission impossible to mission freaking insanity. this is muscle may hem. i never seen so many trashed in my life . they defy science. there is a wow factor to the whole thing. twisted medal and beat up bumpers. it is the best of the series yet and yet there will be a fast six. this one is three-quarters of a bucket. this is abc sennews and we'll see you on the aisle. >> the man whom 49ers hope to why in man was arrested for giving away money on a bus. >> and here on 11:00. how the team is dealing with a coach who heckled and threatened giant's fans. >> and back to the continuing saga that is nfl football. >> we are back to a lock out situation . >> we are going to talk about

don sanchez has a prevow. >> the house was built in 1927 and price tag 220000. it has weeping views and i peek in the neighbor's back yards and imposing structure and more than two dozen interior designer took a room and created real works of art. see how the pros do it and inspired by their inivation. >> we decided to keep the walls quiet and didn't want to interrupt the view. >> the kitchen looked look a '60's queue quow joint and designers had eight weeks to create can implement their designs. it was easy for one of them. james family owns the house and he grew up here. >> it is a wonderful feeling to see this be given a rebirth and energy that is well deserved. >> master bath is a spalight escape . top floor rumpus room is deep blue. >> it is a space and coined of a man cave, but more universal. >> check out the library, this is the owner's favorite room. >> the show case is where contemp concepts merge. >> it opens through may 30th. abc 7 news. >> it lovely. this morning, feeling breezier and turning cooler for us, right, mike. >> yes, sloutly . we'll smoot

but don sanchez said sin mark theaters is changing that. >> more than a million deaf or hard of hearing people in california experience the theater. >> right there. i got nothing. >> you are a beautiful woman and you deserve a beautiful life. >> sillulating how they will see it in 61 cinemark theaters that are installing closed captioning. >> i am excite that is wonderful news. >> she is deaf and hasn't gone to a theater. >> i missed all of the movies. >>> and that will change. >> it absolutely is a major break through. >> they fueled suit against cinemark and charging the theater company for discrimination. the suit has been dismissed. >> crinemark was accomdating and willing to work with us. >> the cost is under $2000 a theaser. >> it coinicides with them converting to digital. at that time they will implement closed captioning. >> they will get a device and captioning is transmitted to it. cinemark will have it installed by may of next year. next up. negotiations with amc and regency chains and the hope is that there will be closed captioning in every theater in america. opening up a

don sanchez joys us from the ballpark. >> i'm outside. i heard everybody yelling. they just won. how about that. people were staying here all day and they haven't left because the giants just won the game. that is fabulous. they said it earlier today, who could miss opening day of the world champions. >> san francisco world series champions. >> those could be worse something some day. take a look around the park. and there was a love fest at the ballpark. the giants made a grand entrance brian wilson handed over to the game winning ball that won the title. it doesn't get any better than this. unveiling the world championship flag. wilson takes it from willie mays and can be hoisted above the ballpark. so home opener that was just excitement but a new feeling of confidence. >> elation, pride it what they can do again. >> go giants! >> after that the enthusiasm of the fans, it doesn't get any better. every seat is taken and sellout season. >> it's so tense and exciting, you can't get up to go to the bathroom. it's phenomenal. >> this man came from florida for opening day. >> i wait

don sanchez got a preview. >> it's called the most modern and sustainable terminal in the u.s. >> an airport terminal designed to bring back the romance of travel. >> they will try to capture people by artwork and fill an empty water bottle and take it on board. people were impressed. >> we felt we walked into a five-star hotel lobby. >> the terminal was built in 1954 and undergone a massive $383 million renovation. >> this is big part of economic growth and economic development in the region. >> newsom was on the plane along with richard branson. >> it's his profile for adventure and challenge. during an exclusive interview i asked him why he does it. >> an element of competition, the element of trying to get the technology right. element of trying to see what we're capable of. >> newest project is a submarine that will go down 36,000 feet developed by a bay area man. >> enable to go down in the oceans. >> we've never been down there? >> nope. >> flights begin at april 14th. >>> the heart fought battle whether to turn a prime piece of richmond real estate into an indian gaming resor

don sanchez is w what it's all about. >> they come in costumes and legendary characters or a bit goofy. >> there is a fascination with superheroes. it's 25 years of wondercom. >> to people that are techies. we have surfers that come. >> a video game featuring their unique superheroes. >> the more about regular people get powers and they still have everyday problems. still having trouble paying the rent are getting the girl. >> they are on the cover with a world series trophy. another super hero is lou ferrigno. >> i'm very happy to be here. >> it a chance to meet artists and watch them work. brian watched grew up watching sesame street. >> it's a story teller. >> and mars was in the business 40 years ago. >> the mainstream comics were pretty much closed to women. it was an open field in the underground. >> it has changed over the years. what started as a comic book and graphic novel it's a showcase for hollywood. studios are here to promote their big summer films. >> they come here and make a really big impact. >> the was of immortals. now back to ferrigno. he still works out. >> next

don sanchez has a preview. >> it's called the most modern terminal in the u.s. >> do bring back the romance of travel. >> there is artwork. you can fill an empty water bottle and take it on board. people were impressed by what they see. >> we immediately felt we were walking into a five-star hotel lobby. >> the terminal was built in 19534 and has undergone this massive $383 million renovation. >> this is big part of economic growth. >> also on plane was sir richard branson. >> it's the adventure and challenge. in an exclusive interview i asked him why he did it. >> to try to get the technology right another element to see what one is capable of. >> newest adventure is submarine that will go down 36,000 feet. >> enable to explore the ocean, zor l discover species. >> flights begin april 14 zbltdz there is a way to predict earthquakes maybe by a minute or two. such a system already xistsd. it worked in japan and as wayne freedman reports, money is an issue. >> of all the places they can pitch for earthquake safety, why not u.c. berkeley that straddles the hayward fault. >> it was two seconds.

don sanchez got a preview. >> it's called the most modern and sustainable terminal in the u.s. >> an airport terminal designed to bring back the romance of travel. >> they have local stars, artwork. fill an empty water bottle and take it on board. people were impressed by what they see. >> we immediately felt we walked into a five-star hotel lobby. >> the terminal was built in 1954 and undergone this massive $383 million renovation. >> this is big part of economic growth and economic development in the region. >> sir richard branson that flew along the white knight two that will take passengers into space. it's his profile to adventure and challenge. getting an interview i asked him why he does it. >> it's an element of conversation and getting trying to get the technology right and see what it's capable of. >> his newest project is a submarine that will go down 36,000 feet. >> it will enable to explore the oceans and discover species that have never been discovered before. >> flights begin april 18th. >> janelle: we now have that story about that indian gaming resorted that they wan

abc7's arts and entertainment reporter don sanchez show us how the artists have captured the boys of summer. >> this is about artists' interpretations of a game. it's in a gallery downtown. >> the artists themselves have been able to capture the history, the legends, the color, the passion of what the game is about. >> from poignant moments like yogi berra saying good-bye, to the world championship parade last fall there. is an emphasis on all things giants this year. barry bonds going for the home run record. it is signed to his doc are to you. there is a wall of giants past and present. and one frame to fear the beard. >> you can almost smell the newly mowed grass. all that's missing the garlic fries and hot dogs. this is an exhibition that captures the emotion and artistry of baseball. >> he calls this one a virtuoso painting, the one of mickey mantle. >> it's about strategy, it's about youth and maturity. >> bob and his family in the style of american gothic. >> the simplicity of a young man who grew up on a farm and found his way to farm and fortune as a pitcher for the 1948 cle

arts entertainment reporter don sanchez what it is all about. >> they come in costume as legendary character or just provocative or a bit goofy. >> stupid funny is stupid funn funny. >> fascination with super hero. 25 years of wonder con. >> comic book fans to people who are techie. we have surfer who come. it's difficult versus. >>reporter: marvel comic in the show for first time with newcomb ick and video game featuring the unique super hero. >> more about people. regular people who get powers. once they get the powers they still have the every day problems. still having trouble paying the rent or getting the girl. >>reporter: newcomb ick everyone wants to see. x men moved to san francisco and on the cover with the world series trophy. another super hero is real flesh and blood. lou was the hulk. >> very happy to be here. people get excited. my fans. i'm connected with the fans. >>reporter: chance to meet artist too. watch them work. brian grew up watching sesame street. >> comic like the last stand of just salute sprivs artwork. you can you are a story teller. you can do pretty much whate

don sanchez, abc 7 news. >> get out there and shake it. next at 6:00 -- >> all the windows started blowing out. >> the severe storm that september passengers running for cover plus two malfunctioning doors and a texting driver. the decision by employees that has muni bracing for more bad ♪ you're unpacking already? yeah. help me find some mugs? sure. ♪ [ beep ] hey. okay. -these'll do. -yeah.

in berkeley, don sanchez, abc news. >> that is incredible. >> tip your hat to that one. >> i know. although sometimes those mental health days are really important. >> i call in sick when i have a hang nail. >> yeah, we've noticed rob, gees. >>> if extraterrestrials would ever like to phone home, they may be told that that number has been disconnected. the 42 radio editions that scan the skies for signs of intelligent life have been shut down. the alien telescope array has been a victim of the economic slowdown. >> government funding has been cut sharply and the institute that runs the listening post has simply run out of dough. >> remember the speak-and-spell thing? i had one of those. took it apart and did that. i recognize that toy. >> very cool. >> all right. well, this morning we remember an american inventor to whom those of us in television are deeply indebted. >> that's right, and this guy is the creator of the teleprompter, hubert schlafly. i hope that i'm saying his name right. i want to make sure i do him justice. he's died at age of 91. and he came up with the idea to h

don sanchez with what it's all about. >> they come in costume as characters. or a bit goofy. >> it's super funny. >> there is a fascination about superheroes. it's 25 years of wondercon. >> people who are techies we have surfers. >> they are in for the first time with new comics and video game featuring their unique superheroes. >> it's about regular people and. they are still having trouble paying the rent and getting the girl. and new comic that everyone wants. another super hero is lou ferrigno. >> it's great to see people excited. >> it's a chance to meet artists. he grew up watching sesami streets. >> this is last stand of just expressive artwork. >> and he decided to get in the business 40 years ago. >> the mainstream comics were closed to women. it was an open field in the underground. >> it has changed over the years. originally started as a comic and graphic novel convention has now become a showcase for hollywood. studios are here to promote their big summer films. >> on to come here and make a big impact. >> the was of i moral at als be a now back t

don sanchez got caught up you in the rhythm zblim you have to dance. they come together with so many styles. ♪ ♪ >> that is appalachian mountain dancing. >> you can do it to anything. classical, you can do it. >> about 700 people converged in union scare to celebrate the beginning of the 13th bay area national dance week. >> it's all about dance. >> it's awesome and everybody should get out and move their body. >> here they celebrate and get ready to dance. >> today they created the flash mob choreograph and here we go. >> it's great for the community. >> you don't have to be "dancing with the stars" level or a pro. anybody can dance. it's all about the interpretation of the music and the rhythm right? how am i doing? >> you are doing perfect. >> ready for lady gaga maybe not. there has been a dance renaissance and they want to take their message to a new generation. >> there is a lot of dance happening in schools and this is great way for kids to express themselves. >> there will be 600 free events that will keep you moving. >> there are classes w

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in san francisco, don sanchez, abc7 news. >> thank you. mcdonald's is going against the trend in big brand name companies in the united states. the wall street journal reports today over the past decade u.s. multi-national corporations cut their workforces by 2.9 million while hiring 2.4 million people overseas. the san jose semi conductor company cut the ribbon on a new facility. they expect to hire 40 new full time employees as it expands. they all the bay area a major source of talent. the company designs develops and manufactures advanced wireless components and says the smartphone boom is driving demand for its products. >>> now, if you are looking for work you can attend the next abc7 job journal hire event. it is free. it's going to be held at the hilton garden inn in emeryville one week from today from noon four in the afternoon. >> much more to come. just ahead the gulf oil disaster. a pressure perspective from a bay area investor who spent months investigating and said it could happen again. >> also the demise of the corner drugs

don sanchez abc 7 news. >> starting today, you can vote to name san jose's four paragrin falcon chicks nesting on a ledge in city hall. a researchers dropped in on thursday to determine their sexes. there are three males and one female. you can choose from a final selection of names submitted by school children. the choices for the lone female are giselle poppy and others. for the males, you can choose from avote. hermes and shadow. the winners will be announced on may 6. go to abc 7-point com and click on see it on tv. >>> next at 6:00 o'clock east bay teacher trapped in his car for days at the bottom of a ravine. how a flash of light saved him. >> william and kate are man and wife. the party finally ended. i have all the latest royal wedding details coming up next. [ female announcer ] mother's day is not for celebrating moms.

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there is don mabley center with a game-winning run. and there is fire works going off here in oakland. you've got the big boys that is yukon against kentucky. then, cinderella story. there is florida state and kansas along the way. and motivation for coach smart. >> our video guys are taking things they saichl we print off every article that talks about our game and butler. we'll use things that are said but i've heard people pick butler as anyone else. >> and getting set for a's and m's. back to you in the studio. >> that is fun, thank you very much. >> and there is one woman grew up with the oakland a's. opening day has special meaning for her. these are pictures of the trophy autos this happens every spring. a's ooping day comes along. nancy gets nostalgickic about old day autos everything is new again. have you that chance to make it to the championships. >> the minority owner of the a's. >> and this is dad, the one everyone loved. >> she moved to oakland and was a young girl growing up with a big league team. >> my cousins and i u