or chauncey spencer. i knew about dr. johnson because he had a business up on 5th street. this is where most of the prominent, some of the prominent whites live, on this area. you can see there the difference on harrison and madison streets. and this is called garland hill. sos this is garland hill. i'm going to go down here and circle around. >> and how far are we from -- >> pierce street? >> mckinley street. >> mckinley street? not that far. in fact, if you walk down this street, if you -- let me go down here. i'll show you where mckinley street. but you can see these houses, these are where the white folks live. i think nancy marion lives here. she's one of my editors, book publisher, you might say. this is the area where a lot of the prominent whites live that we use to come to trick and treat, and if they didn't give us any candy, we pulled chairs off the porches. and mckinley street was all within about two blocks from here. whites lived over here, the smileys lived here. and i'm going to stop right

my name is spencer o'brien. leading into sochi was truly one of the ha rd est yea rs into sochi was truly one of the hardest years of my life. i was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis about two months before the games. i struggled for the seven months prior but was undiagnosed. there was one point where it was so bad they could not put my feet on the ground to get out of bed, it was eventful. i felt like an—year—old woman. out of bed, it was eventful. i felt like an-year-old woman. and now everything you read says you are the one to look out for? yes, i feel that i have nothing to lose going to be on chain. it would be a cherry on top of my career. —— pyeongchang. tell me about where you are from. top of my career. —— pyeongchang. tell me about where you are fromlj tell me about where you are from.” am from an island to the north of vancouver island. there are about 900 people living there, i think. i am one quarter natives. being one of the few first nations athletes, there is added pressure, but

spencer, yeah. >> i wanted one of those cars. you gave him a car. >> jimmy: we did give a car. >> i've been on carson. i've been on other things. i never got a car. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: first of all, oprah would definitely give you a car. secondly, we gave you something better than a car. we gave you that beautiful trophy that's going to look so weird in your place. [ applause ] when did you make the decision to cast the actual guys in the movie? >> well, that came after we were talking about the film. they just have a book out on the film. and when i was talking about how this happened, i was asking questions much like you are now. and then all of a sudden i just looked at them and i said, i don't know if i can find guys with the same faces and the same enthusiasm. i'm sure i could have, but it just seemed like an interesting idea at the time. >> jimmy: did you consider casting the actual terrorist in the movie as well? [ laughter ] >> you know, the french, they put their foot down on that one. >> jimmy: they did. [ laughter ]

so we stops to get a handle and she meets anne spencer, and anne spencer meets doornail hurston. they go on up to philadelphia. so there was so much during this time. it really was a movement, a really new movement, so that was i think it was a fun time to come, relax, think, right, whatever was going on here. >> so you are now in the living room or the part at the anne spencer museum, and we had several things here in the parlor that are of interest. we have a letter here from wcb doughboy dated -- w.e.b. du bois, dated 1934. the interesting the interesting thing about this letter was there's a story that my grandmother would tell and she would say he would always say that he's going to bring some smart woman, she's usually a doctor or a lawyer. so i came across this letter in her papers at uva. it says ps, if i, i will bring an interesting guest, and parentheses female, , m.d., to worship at the shrine. w.e.b. du bois. they will come her to the center picked this room was added on e 1920s, and he was added on i think in the time, well, this was the real heyday of the house. thi

after the first one at the age of four the kelly's believed spencer had a new ability to speak. these treatments continue to this day. >> we're the cleanest familiar until town. >> now, 12 years after that diagnosis, thanks to influential teachers, many therapies, vitamins, and a special diet, spencer is a thriving dean teenager learning to drive, preparing for college and running expedition soaps. he's learning about soap sense, dollars and cents, and salesmanship. but the biggest lesson is a simple one. >> one got their own little querks and you have to figure them out. >> that's health works. i'm dean at a centofanti. >> fox 29 weather authority right now. live look over the ben franklin parkway. what a difference in a day. rain is gone. and it's looking good for valentine's day. meteorologist kathy orr has your full forecast in 15 seconds. >>> what day. high temperatures in the 60s. now we're in the 40s. it's going to be like that this week. up and down with the temperatures. outside, looking good. it is still light out. rehoboth beach, delaware, looking very pretty this aft

spencer: i have no idea how many actually. they put out it would be in investment of $5 billion and create up to 50,000 jobs over 15 years. they are putting it out on a long-term time frame. they have approximately 40,000 in seattle. it is a huge investment and they have narrowed it down to 20 cities, which is not narrowing it very much, basically all the major metros in the country are covered. it is still a signal of their growth, that they are still a job creation machine and this is a little blip along that path. emily: it is interesting, amazon has had a history of being a secretive coming, and yet with this headquarters, on the one hand, they are being more open about the process, and on the other hand, they are not telling anybody anything. one of our columnists wrote a piece about how amazon was months -- was once very secretive but they are starting to open up, but there are things they are not telling us. michael: this company does a great job of getting the best price out of its suppliers. having a competition among

. >>> i'm spencer christian. it was another day of record high warmth. i'll have a closer look at a dry spell in just a moment. >>> a major earthquake on the hayward fault is just a matter of time. i'm jonathan bloom with the computer simulation of how it will unfold, live on abc 7 news. >>> live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> the search for criminal suspects leads to a multicounty manhunt to find the people responsible for a robbery, shootings and even a homicide. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> answer kristen sze. heavily armed officers went door to door in vallejo looking for suspect. one man was killed, another shot and wounded. >> as eric thomas explains, three suspects were caught, but two others still on the loose. they're considered armed and dangerous. >> reporter: the crime spree began before 5:00 this morning when invaders forced their way into a home on fulton road and shot and wounded one man. less than two hours later, they struck again. >> at about 6:45 a.m., there was another home invasion robbery in a different part of town wher

spen spencer is back with an update. >> here is a look. check this out. the green represents the rain but look at all the snow we are having. the area of white and pink there. mixed precipitations all up and down the diablo range. berkeley hills, just a few minutes ago falling atop mt. tam as well. this storm ranks one on the storm impact scale. we could see more showers and smother hailstorms. overnight it will be cold and windy mostly clear. lows dropping down below freezing. tomorrow a dry day. little milder today. 60, maybe low 60s and the mildest inland locations. thursday and friday we had another storm coming in and it will be stronger than today's interesting developments. rainfall of 1-2 inches. snow over the hills. snow levels come down to 2,000 feet. just about a full week of act weather with exception for tomorrow. and then wind down in time for oscar sunday. >> i think mother nature wants to make sure you are on your toes. >> got me dancing now. >>> on to sports. >> i canceled my golf game on thursday. sharks making note on trade deadline. wa

spencer christian is back to update the forecast for us. spencer, will this interesting off and on rain continue? >> i like the way you put that. interesting. it's going to continue that way for a while. we've had very stormy weather in the central valley, numerous lightning strikes, but from fairfield to vallejo into parts of napa and now into marin, we have isolated downpours and reports of isolated small hailstones, and you request see how dark the clouds are over the golden gate. a few minutes ago we had bright blue, at least bursts of bright blue. these are our forecast features. we'll see windy, chilly conditions once this area of storminess moves through. and another stormy pattern, a rather significant one will develop late wednesday rather and continue into thursday and friday. right now wire're looking at 41t north lake. mainly 50s around the bay, a few locations see temperatures dropping into the 40s right now. we have a storm ranking one on the impact scale, a storm of light intensity, but it's produced scattered areas of intens

amy: robyn spencer? >> the great thing being a black feminist ms. -- feminist come you see things that are hidden in plain sight. we talk about exciting characters and visions and intellectual legacies and lineages, about black liberation and how it fits into the larger project, i mean, i would to go back to the women of the film and think about the ways in which if we center the women in the film, we can unpack some of these contradictions. yes, it is very clear the killmonger character is a cia agent, but yet you have these depictions of an alternative to both the plan up isolating wakanda and expanding it in a way that seems to hearken to empire, right? so instead of that you have the visions of the women who are there. you have nakia who is trying to ae the wealth of wakanda in positive way -- it is an undeveloped storyline in some ways. we don't see too much. we see her trying to make a difference militarily, but we don't have a sense of what that could look like. who's tryinghuri to crate a differe

spen spencer is back with an update. >> here is a look. check this out. the green represents the rain but look at all the snow we are having. the area of white and pink there. mixed precipitations all up and down the diablo range. berkeley hills, just a few minutes ago falling atop mt. tam as well. this storm ranks one on the storm impact scale. we could see more showers and smother hailstorms. overnight it will be cold and windy mostly clear. lows dropping down below freezing. tomorrow a dry day. little milder today. 60, maybe low 60s and the mildest inland locations. thursday and friday we had another storm coming in and it will be stronger than today's interesting developments. rainfall of 1-2 inches. snow over the hills. snow levels come down to 2,000 feet. just about a full week of active weather with exception for tomorrow. and then wind down in time for oscar sunday. >> i think mother nature wants to make sure you are on your toes. >> got me dancing now. >>> on to sports. >> i canceled my golf game on thursday. sharks making note on trade deadline.

robyn spencer. this is the teacher right and the star power of the film from the women to the men, across the board, quite amazing. >> it was amazing to sort of see women position is powerful, visionary, intntellectuals in te film in order toto think about jujust the longer sister being e intellectual center and core of wakanda i think was very, very -- a difference we're not oftentimes seen, despite the fact we had films like "hidden figures" that allowed us to see black women's coribubuti, t to have that embodied in a reverence, relatab yng woman watruly aming. y: talk out the her role ofomen. ay, takitme fr there >>he filto pick several women, characters and powerful roles, so you have one of the main characters played by lupita nyong'o which is really a character who has not received i think the type of attention that i would like to see. i think that character really represents an alternative ideological vision for wakanda. goescharacter is a spy who around the world who challenges the isolatio

i was like, spencer, go." when he made it i felt bad. >> originally i was just going to be the shield. >> trevor: but you run in. that's a next-level friendship, is you running in after your friend going, "okay, i guess we're doing this thing together." >> our moms are still neighbors. they've been neighbors sin we were five. i would probably be pretty upset with myself if he dies and i end up living. might as well go down with him. >> trevor: that's beautiful. ( applause ) let's talk about the movie that has now been created from this amazing story. and clint eastwood said, "i want to make this movie." but in an amazing twist, he said, "i don't want to make this movie with actors. i don't want you all to be played by matt damon." ( laughter ) "i'm going to make this movie with the actual stars and heroes from this story." what was more frightening to you, charging down the terrorists or being directed by clint eastwood? >> clint eastwood. >> clint eastwood. >> clint eastwood. >> yeah, we had time to think abo

and we continue the warm streak, spencer. >> that is true. it will be warm tomorrow but the weekend will cool down a bit. live doppler 7, clear skies right now. low temperatures mainly in the upper 40s. tomorrow look for much warmer than average weather. may not set any records tomorrow. we'll see upper 60s on the coast, low 70s around the bay, lw to mid-70s inland. the accuweather seven-day forecast, cooling breezes come in over the weekend and drop temperatures several degrees. we won't drop until the average range until monday. then we start to warm up again. by wednesday of next week, it will be weather for lovers. >> warms the heart and warms the body. >> thank you, spencer. >>> when jimmy g lays his head on his pillow to go to sleep tonight, he'll be a happy person. >> i wonder why that is. ka-ching. >> straight cash. as randy moss once famously said. jimmy garoppolo had all the leverage in the world and he used it perfection. the niners ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embra

how fun, spencer. >>> now your accuweather forecast with spencer christian. >> here's a look at live doppler 7, clear skies, sunny skies all across the bay area, here's a look at capacity of our reservoirs state wide, we're quite low, rainfall is desperately needed. clear skies, mainly in the mid to upper 40s, and tomorrow we'll have highs into the upper 70s. we may see some inland areas touch 80 degrees tomorrow. a couple of places did today. it will be nearly as warm on thursday, a little coastal cooling kicks in on friday and then all areas will see slightly cooler and breezy conditions. and conditions will start to moderate. i won't say normalize, but they'll moderate a pretty. >> thank you, spencer. >> okay. >>> a rebound after the worst single-day point drop in history on wall street. we'll tell you exactly what that means for your money. >>> a recall on certain lap tops, there were concerns they could catch fire, we'll tell you which lap tops are at risk and what you need to do if you have one, just ahead. >>> now back to today's real-time poll. how do you feel about the giant

at a-t-and-t park in san francisco, spencer blake, kron four news. (jrstone) coming up... the volunteer for meal on wheels that may have you doing a double take. (justine) then... the girl scouts are back at it... selling those delicious cookies. we'll hear from one innovative scout who picked a good spot to sell her boxes. (jrstone) the cop killer is convicted. his distrubing reaction to the sentence after the break. >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] a step towards justice for the families of two officers... killed by luis bracamontes. the twice deported and undocumented immigrant has been found guilty on two counts of first degree murder. the convictions stem from a 20-14 crime spree... leading to the deaths of deputy daniel oliver and detective michael davis. bracamontes was convicted other charges including attempted murder, stealing a patrol car and possessi

spencer....did you get to speak with hunter pence? (adlib)(spencer) beautiful weather, sunshine. there was plenty to do and see for even the most ardent giants fans. for five hours saturday, a-t- and-t park was open to everyone for free.2018 fan fest brought some people from hours away."die-hard giants fan. we waited at five a-m for the trophy tour when it was in sacramento. that's how die- hard. twice!"it's your one chance a year to take a picture just about anywhere inside the park - including on the field."being so close - i got a high five from hunter pence. i got to shake brian stowe's hand, which was awesome."autograph locations had long lines of hopeful, star-struck fans everywhere. "the problem is, they say 25 minutes, and then they won't be signing anymore. still, we're close. twenty-five minutes to be able to grab an autograph.""we got autographs and i was so scared because when i meet a celebrity, my heart's just like, 'boom, boom boom! bang, bang, bang, bang and it's really hot!""i still ride my scooter in san francisco."inside the enormous tent in the outfield, a q-a

spencer scrum/sonoma county sheriff's office: "five of them fled, three were taken into custody by the responding deputies that were chaing them, two manage to get away for now and they were last seen running into this neighborhood">sotafter setting up a perimeter and searching several hours for the two unidentified suspects, one male, one female, the search was called offsot as for the motive...investigators say a marijuana grow operation appears to have been the target in at least one of the two home invasions...in vallejo haaziq madyun kron4news (pam) and continuing our c

. >> i looked over to spencer and said let's go. >> stone seen here with the bare back suffering a knife wound as he subdued the attacker. >> brought down before he could kill and maim. >> i was ability to grab him again and choke him unconscious while al e c was hitting him in the head. >> it was do or die. >> with their childhood buddy they were touring europe on vacation, ordinary men suddenly called to greatness. >> three friends now hailed as international heroes. >> they hog tied the alleged terrorist, beat him to submission, he's still awaiting trial. the three young americans the french president gave them a medal and they met the american president. they were all over our tv sets. those are the same people the real people the actual young americans played themselves on screen in director clint eastwood's "1517 to paris". >> i went through casting process and met characters but more i met them something about their camaraderie and three guys growing up together and said wonder if these guys could do it. >> and they did. >> lot of people thought it would be traumatic and now comin

. >>> i'm spencer christian. i'll have a look at rising temperatures. then a sharp drop. it will feel like winter. i'll have the forecast coming up. >> reporter: i'm wayne freedman in the napa valley where growers are dealing with a phenomenon. the earliest bud break in three decades. with cold weather coming next week, they're concerned. >>> this morning, traders held a moment of silence at the new york stock exchange. they paused to honor the victims of yesterday's shooting in florida which, as you know, claimed 17 lives. >>> now, we want you to join this conversaton, an important conversation. cast your vote in our instant poll. should social sites be accountable to identified threats? we'll have the details of the suspect's digital past at 6:30. but right now you can go online to abc7news.com/vote and share your opinion. you can do this by phone. you don't have to sign up, log in, or register. right now you can see people are kind of split. yes, people are saying, 20%. and 20% say no. most people are in the middle, saying "in some cases." go to abc7news.com/vote and l

spencer? (spencer)(live)i spoke with a homeless man who was inside his tent right here on 18th this morning...and he heard what happened as the car came by.we're talking about a car highway patrol had been chasing ever since it got onto 101 in the south bay!(vo)but first, let's go to where it all ended, at webster and grove.here you can see c-h-p officers arresting some oft he suspects.police say at least one ofthem is a minor.whatever had been happening this morning, the guys in the car were willing to drive a álong way to get away.at about 9:30 c-h-p says the susects got off the freeway at candlestick and continued driving around bay view and dolores park.(sot) rocky ÷ heard car racing by "there was a lot of sirens coming up and obviously it was a chase. you could hear the tires and stuff and the way the acceleration was happening."(vo)this all began when someone called the santa clara county sheriff's office to report 3 people breaking into cars in cupertino.the sheriff's office found the

anne spencer was an american poet associated with the harlem renaissance. how she became involved with the harlem renaissance is how harlem comes to lynchburg. there is a group of people who are associated with that period of time that people do not know about. on sunday at 2:00 eastern on american history tv, an interview with liberty university president jerry falwell jr. about the origins of the university, its impact on lynchburg, and the role evangelicals play in politics. >> in spite of trump's background, they are pleasantly surprised with how he has come around on issues important to the evangelicals and how he has been the best president for and i think he's going to end up being one of the greatest presidents we have ever had. with the conversation brand son of -- the grandson of a man who hosted a tennis camp in lynchburg for young black athletes. my grandfather and his ability, he managed to be a student of the tennis game and transform that learning into a that would for decades provide players an opportunity for african-americans to integrate

. >>> i'm spencer christian. i'll have a look at rising temperatures. then a sharp drop. it will feel like winter. i'll have the forecast coming up. >> reporter: i'm wayne freedman in the napa valley where growers are dealing with a phenomenon. the earliest bud break in three decades. with cold weather coming next week, they're concerned. >>> this morning, traders held a moment of silence at the new york stock exchange. they paused to honor the victims of yesterday's shooting in florida which, as you know, claimed 17 lives. >>> now, we want you to join this conversaton, an important conversation. cast your vote in our instant poll. should social sites be accountable to identified threats? we'll have the details of the suspect's digital past at 6:30. but right now you can go online to abc7news.com/vote and share your opinion. you can do this by phone. you don't have to sign up, log in, or register. right now you can see people are kind of split. yes, people are saying, 20%. and 20% say no. most people are in the middle, saying "in some cases." go to abc7news.com/vote and l

we're going to go to spencer christian here. for those of you, kristen doesn't want to look at how beautiful it is. because she's uncomfortable with that. >> i want you to take a look at the emojis. >> that's going too. but there's equal people freaking out as love. >> there's a lot of new loves. people feel better after hearing the interview. >> that was last year, you can't can complain about the way your stocks have done. >> i'm still afraid of the markets, i won't even go to safeway anymore. live doppler 7, a few thin high clouds around, but bright skies today and another record setting day, this is the ninth conservati consecutive day we have had record highs for the day. we're gradually retweeting in san francisco, after a high today of 76, we're down from 78 in san jose. we'll show you the records a little bit later. a beautiful view from our abc7 exploratorium camera, looking at those blue skies. and here are our forecast features, we'll see winds and fire danger tomorrow, cooler afternoons saturday through monday and th

. >>> i am spencer christian with another record day of warmth. a closer look in just a moment. >>> concerns heightened that homeowners in the fire zones could face a nonrenwal of insurance. >>> public safety is as much a team sport than what you have seen on tv. >> a new big brother watching over them. but will it make a difference. >> i am dan ashley. >> and i am dion lim. the department of justice. >> that was supposed to be the job of the u.s. department of justice in washington until president trump decided to stop community policing. >> reporter: you know, it was the san francisco police department that told the department of justice in washington you know, if you don't want to help us anymore, we will look to california for guidance. now this is the first agreement of its kind between a police department and a state attorney general. in the past few years, san francisco has seen a series of officer involved shootings. when mario woods was shot more than 20 times by san francispol, having to make changes to the use of force policy. what foll

spencer scrum/sonoma county sheriff's office: "they shot two people and killed one person. so we know they are armed we know they are violent, so we do consider them armed and dangerous">sgt. spencer scrum of the sonoma county sheriff's office says the five suspects are wanted in connection to a pair of pre- dawn, violent, home invasion robberies in santa rosa. the suspects tied up the victims... sotthe sheriff's office issued a be on the look out for 5-suspects in a dark colored van matching this description. a deputy spotted the vehicle here at this motel 6 in vallejo...a pursuit started and ended here. sot

house spencer is already a little at home. his place in the high. his reserved it's a family heirloom. here. very secure. you prefer. their preferences. or its courtesy. at the university of kentucky twenty five fraternities shared the campus and the pick of the students quite apart from their parent teaches him they also indulge in fierce competition in terms of pot and alcohol. what's up. for and this is what gives a fraternity its reputation these nights of heavy drinking at the end of the afternoon and of on a campus delta sigma fi house has already started to party we need more pitchers. delta saying this is your channel twenty two he's organizing the feeling he's in charge of the fraternity social life his mission for the days to motivate those who are choosing the new members and they begin by going over the classics. certainly done great joy. was a good investment the net is the best is i know that it was yes there was a little booklet for turning it gets around and we chant this song and yet all over the all russian cornello. yeah but it's

this one pretty strong as well. >>> i'm spencer christian. looks like another dazzling sunset and a frigid it's time for the 'ultimate sleep number event' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort your sleep number setting. and snoring? does your bed do that? right now during the ultimate sleep number event, save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed with adjustable comfort on both sides. plus 24-month financing. ends monday. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. >>> for the second time in three days, an earthquake struck mexico. it's believed to be an aftershock that hit the state last week. the quake was powerful enough to trigger earthquake alarms in mexico city. the good news, no immediate reports of damage. no deaths were reported in the quakes. but 13 people were killed in the crash of a helicopter that was inspecting damage. >>> if some of you felt a little shaking this morning, you were not dreaming. a magnitude 2.9 earthquake hit the east bay centered in danville. the 2.5 hit the same area about an hour

tonight -- clint eastwood, from "the 15:17 to paris", heroes spencer stone, anthony sadler and alek skarlatos. super bowl champions jay ajayi and corey clement. and music from cheat codes featuring fetty wap. and now, what do you know, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi there. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. that's very nice. [ cheers and applause ] as you know, this is the day after the super bowl. the day after the super bowl should be a national holiday. they should swap presidents day out for super bowl monday. the fact we have to work the

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spencer christian is desperate for the answer. why it might help keep your teeth healthy. >> after a prominent catholic girls high school is accused of mishandling a sexual misconduct charge. is it too little too late? >> the >>> the stories making headlines at 4:30. students across the nation took part in a walkout today to support stricter gun laws and to pay tribute to the 17 people killed in the florida high school shooting. students from at least 20 high schools, you can see so many people across south florida took part. in texas, though, some school districts warned students they would be suspended if they left class. students in the bay area joined in the walkout. abc 7 news reporter alyssa harrington tweeted this picture from a high school in alameda where students took part in the protest saying they want to feel safe in school. >>> a small group of students who survived the florida shooting met with president trump today for a listening session on gun violence. we're hearing today from the principal of a prestigious san

. >> people are saying, spencer, it was so cold across the bay area. let's take a close look here, 21 degrees at napa, 25 at santa rosa, 26 at livermore, all records for this date and those locations. 28 at half moon bay, oakland 36, s sfo 32. it was cold all over the joint this morning. temperatures are dropping already this afternoon before even sunset, it's in the upper 40s already already the bay shoreline and around the coast. you can see some spotty moisture over the north bay right now, but a larger area of showers are just offshore. and those showers are coming our direction. notice just after midnight about 3:00 a.m. or so, we'll see scattered showers moving into the north bay and some snow in the higher terrain. by 7:00 tomorrow morning, the morning commute will already be under way, we'll see some wet pavement in the north bay and maybe even some mixed precipitation and some snow in the higher elevation it. we'll give you a closer look at tomorrow's weather and how active it's going to be coming up. >>> >>> with temperatures this low, normal

news.kron four spencer blake, fairfield, live in fairfield, spencer blake, kron four news. (grant) east bay residents are being residents are being cautioned about an uptick in residential burglaries.(vicki) there have been nearly a dozen break-ins in el cerrito this year. as kron4's haaziq madyun reports... one resident even caught the crook red-handed... that's a story you will only see here on kron4... sotthis el cerrito resident is laughing now but there was nothing funny thursday afternoon when he walked up to his garage at his home on mono ave and came face to face with a burglar. the homeowner who we will refer to as tim says as he approached his home he noticed his bicycles were on the ground nat/sot haaziqinstantly you knew something was up?sot

house spencer is already a little at home. his place in the house is reserved it's a family heirloom. but there are no serious. very serious it's yours if you prefer. their preferences. or its territory. at the university of kentucky twenty five fraternities shared the campus and the pick of the students quite apart from their parent teaches him they also indulge in fierce competition in terms of pot and alcohol. what's up. for in that this is what gives a fraternity its reputation these nights of heavy drinking at the end of the afternoon and on a campus delta sigma fi house has already started to party we need more pitchers. delta saying share this is your channel twenty two he's organizing the feeling he's in charge of the fraternity social life his mission for the days to motivate those who are choosing the new members and they begin by going over the classics. is a very great joy. was a good mate is best says i i. thought this was a good buy. for her name it gets around here and we chant this song and yeah you. rush hour

spencer who is here today and. admiral richard son, thank you for your remarks and thank you for following through on trying to address the issue of this catastrophic series of events and the-and-a-half yee yees plans to get back on course. many of us visited the fitzgerald in japan. we invite the navy to return and update the subcommittees on your progress in a few marks. thank you margaret dean for your service. this hearing is adjourned. >>> this is an acknowledgment of the navy, the key for the navy as you heard today is this action plan that puts together the findings of both of these reviews and the time frames those things will get done. our job is to make sure that as chairman wilson and i stated, every 90 days to come back to the navy through a briefing or hearing saying where are we with putting these changes into places and how are they operationalized and what's happening with the current state of the operations. >> is this something you can mandate it or -- the briefings. >> we agreed on a schedule for

kron four's spencer blake takes an in depth look at how it helps the muni trains stay on track. (nats of chain-link gate) behind these gates....darkness sets in.the underground eureka valley muni station underneath market street is right between the castro and forest hill stations.but wait - i know what you're thinking."there is no station between castro and forest hill.""where is it?! i would like to use it if it exists."well it does exist...but it's a ghost station."this remains a live and very critical asset to the safe operation of the system." s-f-m-t-a director of transit john haley gave me a tour of the old station platform....making sure i had a neon vest and a flashlight before going underground."it's essential that you know what we're walking into. any maintenance crew gets a full safety briefing before they start work."eureka valley áwas an active train stop starting around world war one...all the way until the 70s.that's when the market street subway system was built...and with the castro station about a football field away, there was no longer a need for trains to

andrew spencer reports. a student described geography teacher scott beigel as her hero.she says he saved her life, just before he was shot and killed outside the door of his classroom at marjory stoneman douglas high school. kelsey friend, survived school shooting: "...was an amazing person, and i am alive today because of him."beigel's loved ones gathered for his funeral, sunday, at a synagogue in boca raton.the memorials and funerals this weekend have helped a community grieve in the wake of a senseless tragedy.woman at memorial: "we shouldn't have to be going through this, and... no community should ever be going through this."fred guttenberg, father of jamie guttenberg: "i... i don't know what i do next."preparing to bury 14-year-old jamie guttenberg on sunday, it was her father who made an impassioned plea to kids across the country just a few days ago.fred guttenberg, father of jamie guttenberg: "when you look at us parents like we are crazy, like we are trying too hard to protect you..."fred guttenber

kron 4's spencer blake spoke with police who are asking for help from the community to track down this suspect. the hair color could be a tell- tale feature of amber hembree, also known as skittles - that is, if her hair is still bright pink now.it was, as recently as thursday morning when, after getting chased by police, she crashed this van over in vallejo.all five people inside were wanted for two home invasion robberies in santa rosa earlier in the morning...one of which was deadly.police arrested three men after the crash, and caught the fourth thursday night back in santa rosa.but hembree got away."they saw her running from the van and into the neighborhood. we did a thorough swat search with two different swat teams. we searched about a three-block radius and we couldn't find her."a sheriff's spokesman says the 20-year-old is from the richmond, virginia area, and doesn't have any friends, family, or contacts in vallejo. this surveillance image shows her leaving the crash scene thursday.sergeant spencer crum says hembree is likely armed and dangerous."you know, female violent cri

george: and good morning, i'm george spencer for "nbc10@issue." today, we begin with a call to lend a hand, a push for people in our area with big hearts who are willing to lend a hand to children and teens is taking on new urgency. right now, the city has more than 5,000 children in foster care, but the network of foster parents needs backup. i recently talked to advocates who are casting a wide net for new support. kimberly ali: hi, i'm good, how are you doing? george: for kimberly ali, these office hallways are the frontlines of her department's newest battle, the battle to recruit a new generation of foster parents. kimberly: we just need the help. we need the help, our young people need the help. george: ali's team is responsible for every step in the foster care process for 5,000 plus philly kids. the work has changed dramatically in recent years. after the child sex abuse case of jerry sandusky, state laws were tightened and the number of calls to ali's child abuse hotline sky rocketed. kimberly: we used to have about 21,000 calls to our ho

mo are on that is spencer christian. >> definitely going to be cold tonight. we have mostly clear skies right now but have clouds moving through the area. right now things are getting calmer and quieter. this is the view from from fromm tower. this is the view from the east bay hills looking west ward. napa 42. novato 48. one more live view looking at the the skies in emeryville. we will see sub freezing temperatures the next two mornings. record lows likely in numerous locations and the possibility of mix of rain and snow frost advisory. then, we have a freeze warning in effect for all of the remainder of the bay area during the same time frame. low temperatures range from 25 degrees to 32 degrees. bring in the pets and protect plants and pipes and a hard freeze warning. lows in those areas will drop as far as down to 22 degrees overnight. it is going to be brutally cold in the bay area. and these locations with the asterisk next to them are low temperatures we will be predicting for new records. not only do we have cold weather coming on. we will see high te

spencer blum is a junior at stoneman douglas high school. spencer, thanks so much for talking to us. >> thank you. >> so i want you to tell us, what is your message to the governor and to lawmakers in tallahassee today? >> well, we were talking to them all day yesterday and some of them heard us loud and clear and others not so much. our goal here is to get a complete ban on assault weapons in the state of florida. we will not accept anything else. >> so last night you saw this, you talked about this, the florida house voted 71-36 against even debating a bill to ban assault weapons. what was your reaction to that? >> well, i was sitting up on the balcony in the chamber when they made that motion. the first thing i thought was speechlessness. are you kidding me? this is insane. they -- quite literally introduced us and said with stoneman douglas here and in our hearts and they still had 71 people say ney to 36 yay. that's unacceptable. i felt anger, dismay and a drive to really not stop. >> so what do you do -- if they won't even take it up t

. >> spencer christian is live here with the record setters. >> how warm was this? let's take a look at some of today's record high temperatures for this date around the bay area. 78 in livermore. san jose 79. half moon bay both at 76 record highs for february 5th. gusty winds especially in the hills. increases the fire risk. but we have more beautiful weather coming our way and i will show you in just a few minutes. >> sounds good. >> coming up on abc7 news at 6:00. taking a trip around san francisco. >> we will have the explanations for empty store fronts next. more than one reason. also ahead. >> it is the worst day in some ways but not others. financial adviser giving the perspective. >> i am jonathan bloom with the showdown over self-driving cars ahead on ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ ♪ >>> on any given street in san francisco you will find a mix of stores. and now are more likely to find they have something in common. they are empty. you could bla

spencer back with the forecast. >> they are so much fun. so engaging and enthusiastic and that keeps me young sort of. thank you for the invitation. i enjoyed my time here. here is a look at live doppler 7. overnight lows in the mid to upper 40s. it will be windy tomorrow and temperatures lower than they were today. look for low to mid-60s on the coast. low 70s inland. and fan fest is the big deal at at&t park. accuweather seven-day forecast. mon tay coolest day. warm up again by midweek which is right in time for valentine's day. >> all right. larry beil here with sports. >> happiest man in football at the moment. >> who wouldn't be? jimmy garoppolo, he could have waited and put the squeeze on and demanded more money. that's what i would but what i see here never ceases to amaze me: change. i see it in their eyes. it happens when people connect with nature, with culture, with each other. day after day i'm the first to see change. to see people go out, and come back new. princess cruises. the best premium cruise line. 7-day caribbean cruise

spencer back with the forecast. >> here is a look at live doppler 7. clear out there right now except for a few high clouds and continue to see clear skies. early warning lows in the 30s and inland valleys. chilly around the bay with lows down to 40 degrees. few high clouds. let's take a look at tomorrow evening's six-hour planner for valentine's, mainly clear evening. after about 10:00, 11:00 pretty chilly tomorrow. your love will have to keep you warm. saturday will be the warmest day in the forecast period with a high of 70 degrees in the inland degrees and a bit cooler next week. >> cuddling weather. thank you. >> on to sports and something the warriors did last night still a lot of debate. >> i think we should be managers for a day and switch roles. >> clearly, this is where we are headed. i can run this thing. i'm just saying. >> general manager i believe will be a good spot. a one night warrior experiment. some people did not like that. steve kerr said you guys coach the team. don't nee pg&i help customerss, how with their bills.day? there's dif

weather anchor spencer christian joining us now with the freezing temperatures on the way. >> showing you first just how cold it was this morning. new fewer than second record lows. 28 gilroy. 28 in half moon bay. and 36 at sfo. 21 at napa. 21 at lake port. there is moisture moving through the bay area. you can see a spot, impulse there triggering light rain and maybe freezing precip in the higher terrain. north west, ahead of an approaching cold front. notice just after midnight, we will see rain moving into the north bay in time for the morning commute. higher terrain in the hills there northern sonoma county up until lake county. midday tomorrow see a few passing showers. thursday morning by 1030 or so, we will have more rain sweeping down the coastline. spotty showers maybe more freezing precipitation. give you a look at milder weather coming our way. >>> thanks so much. tomorrow is the first anniversary since san jose flooded. 14,000 people had to evacuate their homes and apartment. coyote creek flooded. donations raised $7 million to help the flood victims. reporter david louie