amber miller fox 45 news at ten. republican candidates include harford county executive david craig, state delegate ron george, former chairman of the charles county republican central committee charles loller and businessman brain vaeth. researchers... in london... believe... they've created a "blueprint"... for... a... universal flu vaccine.../. investigators collected blood samples... from... more than 300 people... during the 2009... h1-n1... flu pandemic.../ they found... those... who had a type of t-cell... called... c-d-8.../ were... more likely... to avoid serious illness.../. scientists say... this means a vaccine... designed to increase ...c-d-8.... t-cell ...levels .../ may be ...more effective... at... preventing ... the... flu virus... than conventional methods. right after the news at 5:30 ends here on fox 45.... a lot of you can't turn away from family feud. i sat down recently in atlanta with its very popular and very funny host, steve harvey. the former carpet cleaner and mailman.... who made it big

amber is hoping to top the near-perfect score this week. >> evenok watching the dance ba, i led with my heel there, i didn't turn fast enough. what was my hand doing? like i'm so that person that i couldn't even really watch it and enjoy. >> perhaps the questi] for perfection she picked up on the "glee" set. she insists that doesn't give her an edge over the competition.ok >> one thing "glee" has taught me is focus.ok so when i come here, i come to work. and i come, you know, to focus and givemh1 it 100%. because from that show i learned you don't have a lot of time.e1 >>>t( coming up, a sore knee is bothering her more than cancer. now valerie shares more than ever. ever havefáq bad moments where can't think? >> then you're homelessmh1 for years. you have $20,000 in your pocket. too much to handle? and now new hope for the man with the golden voice. next. anguished father oft( a kidnapx child and now in "prisoners" nightmare. as a real life xdparent, he cou certainly relate to the fear of losing a child. >> this is the parents' worst nightmare. >> every step she's wondering why i'm

que fue secuestrada en mÉxico por un delincuente salvadoreÑo y rescatada luego de activar la alerta amber, queremos contarles que estÁ sana y salva en su paÍs, su caso para que tengan una idea inspirÓ a autoridades en el salvador que implementaron un sistema de aviso de exentcelentes resulta y y. >> el secuestro de valeria activÓ la alerta amber en mÉxico y la alerta policial en el salvador devolviÓ a la niÑa a su paÍs y capturÓ el responsable. >> la traje a mÉxico, la iba a hacer centroamericana. >> seis meses despuÉs. >> la fiscalÍa salvadoreÑa creÓ la operaciÓn, alerta Ángel desaparecida inspirada en el caso de valeria. >> vimos los logros que se pueden obtener en el ubicaciÓn de jÓvenes de niÑas, de niÑos. >> (telÉfono). >> solo babt una lÍnea a la gratuita 116111 brindar informaciÓn del niÑo desaparecido y una fotografÍa necesidad mediante una coordinaciÓn la fiscalÍa activa la alerta. >> en ese momento con la foto scan aed la unidad de comunicaciÓn se encarga de enviar todas las fotos y todas estas informaciones a medios de comunicaciÓn. >> a partir de e

amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> coming up -- >> a race plagued by tragedy and scandal. we asked if the america's cup is giving our economy the expected boost. >> waking up to cooler weather and damp conditions. the chance for drizzle in your neighborhood tomorrow. >> but first one year after the death of u.s. ambassador chris stevens >>> a lasting tribute to u.s. ambassador chris stevens. stevens went on to uc berkeley and from there to a position with the democratic court. stevens was honored during the school's first home football game. >> reporter: it's a fall tradition. and a great american sport. and tonight piedmont high showed their stripes with a touchdown. but sometimes football can be about more than just a game. and this game was a tribute to a former student. u.s. ambassador chris stevens who was killed september 11th 2012 during an attack in libya. stevens was a member of piedmont's class of 1978 who's year board message read. what a bore it is, waking up in the morning always the same person. >> reporter: stevens brother tom thanked this close nit communit

hey, amber. >> hi, steve. i have a custom friends and family members who tend to give me the same gift every year which is a fruit basket. and while i like fruit, i'm not particularly fond of the baskets. how can i tactfully tell my friends and family members that i appreciate the thought but the gift isn't a good fit for me? >> this is what you do. when people send you a gift basket, they never pack the basket themselves and wrap it, do they? they call a gift shop, a florist or something and they say, i want to send a fruit basket. when they send it to you, they've never seen it. send it back to them. [applause] i do it all the time. i do it all the time. they don't know. they don't know. they never saw it. just send it back. they'll get tired of the same fruit basket you get tired of and let them work it out. i'm going to stop sending you fruit if you stop sending me fruit. you don't have to worry about it. send it back to them. that's how you do it. thank you very much. [applause] >> irvine has a baby on th

amber lee is live in richmond. she's learned of two threatening letters that police say constitute a possible hate crime. >> reporter: frank, richmond police tell me it appears that the two letters came from the same person, and that this case is a priority. football practice after school is a familiar routine. but something disturbing happened on september 12 and again one week later when the school received anonymous letters. the first starts saying your so- called students are a nuisance at the plaza where my bus is located. the next says i can only hope and pray that the next school shooting happens soon. >> i'm very concerned. >> we don't know who this person was. >> reporter: parents are being update about the letters through threatening calls. school officials tell us there is added security on campus, and police have stepped up patrols. investigators say there are several plazas in the area, and that they've interviewed business owners. >> i advise my child to just be alert and know who you're surrounded by

amber abangen was shot after a fight broke out at the roller rink. two other people suffered non- life-threatening injuries. >>> invests digested the feds a decision to continue its stimulus. the dow fell 40 points after climbing to an all-time high yesterday. the nasdaq added 5. the dow is up 25% year to date. >>> twitter is reportedly looking to go public before thanksgiving. reuters is reporting the san francisco company hopes to raise more than $1 billion with its initial public offering. it has chosen goldman sachs to be lead underrighter. >>> the san francisco based bank plans to layoff workers. wells-fargo says it's trying to find jobs within the company for affected workers. it cut 2300 jobs in the same mortgage unit a year ago. >>> a showdown in washington. the threat of a government shut down looms once again. then at 10:45 tonight, a ktvu crew finds out why scientists are capturing and releasing sea otters living off our coast. >> thousands turn out for a star studded fundraiser here in san francisco. the cause that brought that group toge

we get the new information now from ktvu's amber lee. she spoke privately with the little boy's family, and shares with us what happened. >> reporter: julie many of his relatives gathered here for a prayer vigil just a short while ago. the accident took place in this parking lot. the perez family's produce truck is a long time fixture along the embarcadero. she brings her son, 2-year-old rafael with her. telling relatives, she doesn't trust his care to anyone else. around 4:15 this afternoon, the unthinkable happened when little rafael played in the parking lot. >> the child was struck by a vehicle and the child is currently deceased. he has succumb to his injuries. >> reporter: relatives say the driver of the pickup truck that struck the little boy, appears to be a customer who drove up to buy produce, but never saw the child. >> he is here, he is cooperating with the police. our investigators are speaking with him. >> reporter: distraught family members tell me rafael had just started talking, and loved giving hugs and kisses. he was a

amber abangen was shot after a fight broke out at the roller rink. two other people suffered non- life-threatening injuries. >>> invests digested the feds a decision to continue its stimulus. the dow fell 40 points after climbing to an all-time high yesterday. the nasdaq added 5. the dow is up 25% year to date. >>> twitter is reportedly looking to go public before thanksgiving. reuters is reporting the san francisco company hopes to raise more than $1 billion with its initial public offering. it has chosen goldman sachs to be lead underrighter. >>> the san francisco based bank plans to layoff workers. wells-fargo says it's trying to find jobs within the company for affected workers. it cut 2300 jobs in the same mortgage unit a year ago. >>> a showdown in washington. the threat of a government shut down looms once again. then at 10:45 tonight, a ktvu crew finds out why scientists are capturing and >>> new at 10:00, a celebration of fashion and compassion in san francisco tonight. it's part of a three decade tradition with big dreams. the fashion and g

amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> coming up -- >> a race plagued by tragedy and scandal. we asked if the america's cup is giving our economy the expected boost. >> waking up to cooler weather and damp conditions. the chance for drizzle in your neighborhood tomorrow. >> but first one year after the death of u.s. ambassador chris stevens in benghazi we're there as his friends, family and former school deliver a touching tribute. >>> a lasting tribute to u.s. ambassador chris stevens. stevens went on to uc berkeley and from there to a position with the democratic court. stevens was honored during the school's first home football game. >> reporter: it's a fall tradition. and a great american sport. and tonight piedmont high showed their stripes with a touchdown. but sometimes football can be about more than just a game. and this game was a tribute to a former student. u.s. ambassador chris stevens who was killed september 11th 2012 during an attack in libya. stevens was a member of piedmont's class of 1978 who's year board message read. what a bore it is, waking up in the mor

amber lee has the story. >> reporter: that driver deliberately rammed his car into two polices. in one case right into the passenger's side. is he now faces a charge of assault with deadly weapon. this did show took place at 2:00 am last saturday. officers repeatedly answered calls to the incident. >> the officers went to pull over the car. the car pulled over. when the officer got out of the car the car immediately reversed. >> reporter: listen closely and you can hear the sounds of the mustang crashing. >> he intentionally rammed both cars trying to get away. he was able to get out but i think his car became immobile. >> reporter: as police took the suspect into custody, bystanders were also throwing bottles at the officers. >> people feel like they can act a fool. >> reporter: the east oakland native says drugs often play a role in this type of behavior. >> it bothers me because people are dying now, people are getting injured. >> reporter: during the day the marks are a constant reminder that side shows are a growing problem in this east oakland neighborhood. >> it pops up,

. >> amber lee here with new regulations that could limit those donations. >> reporter: it's a park where a number of groups come to offer free meals to the homeless. but police say these free give aways often lead to problems. >> reporter: pam says she was once homeless herself, now she feeds the homeless once a week. she counts herself lucky, a job and a roof over her head. >> we just decided to give back. we're just giving back. >> reporter: dozens of homeless gather here several times a week. they say the free food is a lifeline. >> if these people were not here, i don't know what i would do. >> keeps you alive? >> yes it's a matter of life or death. >> reporter: but the city is now considering a measure that would require any person or group who feeds the homeless outdoors to get a permit with the city. >> if you're going to provide food you should clean up. >> reporter: the assistant city manager tell us the measure was prompted by complaints from neighbors who say the homeless leave trash behind and sometimes display bad behavior. if approved the permits would be free only for the

kids at school are still picking on amber and it's not fair. he adds, i prayed that they will stop but god is busy and needs your help. mom, karen, was heart broken by the letter, of course. she knew that amber might get teased a little bit but never knew the full extent of it until ryan's letter. karen shared the letter with friends for advice and one of them shared it with us. ryan had just one more request of santa. he writes, can you ask big-time rush to come to amber's birthday party? it will make her so happy. big-time rush is a boy band for kids made popular by the nickelodeon tv series. we're not santa but we got to one of the stars of the show and this is what they say. hey, ryan, hey, amber, it's me, steven kramer glickman from big time rush. i spoke to my boys, i spoke to my dawgs and the band know all about what's going on with you. i can't give you too much information but i can say this. i think christmas might come early this year. you keep your chin up, okay? we all love ya. talk to you soon. >> words couldn't be more true. ambe

amber lee is live in discovery bay. she attended a vigil for the boy, and also spoke with a grief-stricken family member. >> reporter: we're at timber point elementary, where tonight's vigil was held. earlier, i spoke with the boy's father at the home nearby, he told me he was too distraught to speak on camera, or to attend the vigil. >> in this little tight knit community where everybody comes together. >> reporter: friends, family, and teachers came to remember this boy. they say his brilliant smile matched his brilliant mind. >> he had such an amazing light. the first thing all of us said was he would have been that student who went on to cure cancer. >> reporter: his father seen here with his son, shared these photos with us, but was too distraught to speak about his only child. friends tell us, the 7th grader was a boy scout and rode his bike to school every day. killed doing what he did every morning was really hard to accept. >> it was shocking to all of us. >> if he needed help with anything, if anybody needed h

. >> reporter: when you combine both weeks, amber riley and her partner topped it. it's corbin bleu and karina smirnoff. >> i just want to come out here every single weekend and put on a show. one point behind them was elizabeth berkley and val chmerkovskiy. three couples tied for fourth place. >> i feel really good about it. >> love learning this. love seeing the cast. we don't want anybody to go. >> it feels good to know this isn't a fluke and i'm on the right track. >> next on the leader board, brant daugherty and bill engvall. nicole is next followed by bill nye. >> i'm not apologizing. >> there are 11 couples remaining and they all return next monday night. george pennachio for abc news. >> i don't know who's next. >> all right. treadmills, yes garks even apps. >> we'll show you some of the high tech ways people are getting their pets to not weigh so much. >> and if you wanted to smell like a superhero, could you? >>> working out as gone to the dogs -- has gone to the dogs, pet treadmills and doggy yoga classes. we delve into the world of doggy fitness. >> what

no stars, actually it is not true, the celebrities trying for the crown, leah remini, bill engvall, amber riley from glee, elizabeth berkeley from saved by the bell, bill nye, the science guy, and corbin bleu, who is either a star for shampoo -- oh, i almost forgot, snooki will be there. is going to be dancing this year. he said if she wins the trophy, she will hollow it out and live inside of it. so that should be fun. there will be changes to dancing with the stars, in the past performances were monday night, the results were on monday, and tuesday, instead of two shows, they will have one two-hour episodes on monday nights. and i think they're also cutting the cha-cha down to just one cha. so a lot of good ideas. you know they say if it ain't broke don't fix it. something like that. and the nfl season starts tomorrow night. the super bowl champions, ravens, and broncos -- i had a weak moment the other day. i wanted to watch golf for half an hour, it is depressing.

we get the new information now from ktvu's amber lee. she spoke privately with the little boy's family, and shares with us what happened. >> reporter: julie many of his relatives gathered here for a prayer vigil just a short while ago. the accident took place in this parking lot. the perez family's produce truck is a long time fixture along the embarcadero. she brings her son, 2-year-old rafael with her. telling relatives, she doesn't trust his care to anyone else. around 4:15 this afternoon, the unthinkable happened when little rafael played in the parking lot. >> the child was struck by a vehicle and the child is currently deceased. he has succumb to his injuries. >> reporter: relatives say the driver of the pickup truck that struck the little boy, appears to be a customer who drove up to buy produce, but never saw the child. >> he is here, he is cooperating with the police. our investigators are speaking with him. >> reporter: distraught family members tell me rafael had just started talking, and loved giving hugs and kisses. he was a

amber-- >> reporter: frank, justin valdez has lots of friends here at the university of san francisco. his friends say his life may have been short but his vision for the future lives on. >> he was all about love and happiness. >> reporter: valdez is described as an eternal optimist voted by his high school class as most likely to change the world. valdez was on his way home after his life -- his job as a life guard at the local swimming pool. >> i want to know out of everybody in the world why justice. >> reporter: his sister came here to mourn. >> my brother was truly just an amazing individual. and i know he had so many things to accomplish. >> reporter: his passion was recycling and conservation to save the world. one of his professors tell us valdez stood out among the hundreds she's teaching this semester. >> i just want everybody to think about justin when you're conserving, recycling. i think we should have a conservation day on campus that is a justin valdez day. >> reporter: classmates say that without him they will be lost. >> it pains me to know that he will no longer be t

. >> amber lee here with new regulations that could limit those donations. >> reporter: it's a park where a number of groups come to offer free meals to the homeless. but police say these free give aways often lead to problems. >> reporter: pam says she was once homeless herself, now she feeds the homeless once a week. she counts herself lucky, a job and a roof over her head. >> we just decided to give back. we're just giving back. >> reporter: dozens of homeless gather here several times a week. they say the free food is a lifeline. >> if these people were not here, i don't know what i would do. >> keeps you alive? >> yes it's a matter of life or death. >> reporter: but the city is now considering a measure that would require any person or group who feeds the homeless outdoors to get a permit with the city. >> if you're going to provide food you should clean up. >> reporter: the assistant city manager tell us the measure was prompted by complaints from neighbors who say the homeless leave trash behind and sometimes display bad behavior. if approved the permits would be free only for the

an amber alert issued for a missing delaware girl. she might have been abducted while walking through the whispering pines neighborhood in newark. the neighbor was pulled into a white suv by a man believed to be in his 30's. if you have information please call the newcastle county police department. here's the number 302-395-8173. >> to kenya now, today marks the first of three-days of national mourning in that country for the 67 people killed in the terror attack on a shopping center. kenya's president says the terrorist have been defeated but several bodies are still tracked in t-- trapped in the rubble. 5 suspected terrorists were killed 11 more arrested according to kenya's president. >> you are looking live at the senate floor with ted cruz has been talking nonstop for 14 hours. that's mike lee his counterpart giving him a lit bit of a break. it's a last ditch effort to de funding obama care before the key senate vote. we are live in the bureau with the highlights from this all nighter. >> it has been an all nighter. we have seen

. >> amber lee is live in san ramon tonight to tell us why the problem has recently gotten worse. >> reporter: this is an area filled with beautiful single family homes and manicured lawns, but take a look at this. neighbors tell us, during the past month, wild pigs have been tearing up their yards. >> sometimes they make like weird squealing noises. >> we were the first ones to get tracked. >> reporter: they've seen wild pigs on their lawn twice in the past week. the most recent, monday at midnight, caught by their surveillance camera. >> they eat the grubs, and they argue with each other and run around. it's crazy. >> reporter: the christiansons aren't alone. the pigs have gone hog wild on many lawns in the neighborhood. >> every morning, i wake up and look at my yard to see if they've hit any part of it. >> reporter: this damage is the worst he's seen. there was a sighting of 20 pigs together at one time. >> little ones, big ones, all mixed up, roaming across the cul de sac over there. >> reporter: homeowners suspect the food source has dried up, and they're venturing down in the

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amber lee is live in richmond. she's learned of two threatening letters that police say constitute a possible hate crime. >> reporter: frank, richmond police tell me it appears that the two letters came from the same person, and that this case is a priority. football practice after school is a familiar routine. but something disturbing happened on september 12 and again one week later when the school received anonymous letters. the first starts saying your so- called students are a nuisance at the plaza where my bus is located. the next says i can only hope and pray that the next school shooting happens soon. >> i'm very concerned. >> we don't know who this person was. >> reporter: parents are being update about the letters through threatening calls. school officials tell us there is added security on campus, and police have stepped up patrols. investigators say there are several plazas in the area, and that they've interviewed business owners. >> i advise my child to just be alert and know who you're surrounded by

amber miller explains... , the timing... couldn't be worse. ((nat sound up)) reverand laura schultz rings the church bell at howard chapel ridgeville united methodist church in mount airy. ((nat sound up)) the familiar sound reminds her of an unexpected incident that left church members baffled. ((sot- rev. laura schultz)) <15:29:43 the bell has disappeared from storage.> this 200 pound bronze bell that sits two feet high and is two feet wide was stolen a little more than a week ago. it's been in storage since 1993 when ridgeville methodist church in downtown mount airy closed its doors and its members joined howard chapel. the stolen bell was supposed to find a permanant home here---symbolizin g the blended congregations. ((sot- rev. laura schultz)) <15:33:18 i'm just disappointed that it's gone because it had historical meaning for people who were a member of that church that are now a member of this church.> in about three to four weeks, construction is expected

amber lee has the story. >> reporter: that driver deliberately rammed his car into two polices. in one case right into the passenger's side. is he now faces a charge of assault with deadly weapon. this did show took place at 2:00 am last saturday. officers repeatedly answered calls to the incident. >> the officers went to pull over the car. the car pulled over. when the officer got out of the car the caely reversed. >> reporter: listen closely and you can hear the sounds of the mustang crashing. >> he intentionally rammed both cars trying to get away. he was able to get out but i think his car became immobile. >> reporter: as police took the suspect into custody, bystanders were also throwing bottles at the officers. >> people feel like they can act a fool. >> reporter: the east oakland native says drugs often play a role in this type of behavior. >> it bothers me because people are dying now, people are getting injured. >> reporter: during the day the marks are a constant reminder that side shows are a growing problem in this east oakland neighborhood. >> it pops up, shows its

. >> amber lee is live in san ramon tonight to tell us why the problem has recently gotten worse. >> reporter: this is an area filled with beautiful single family homes and manicured lawns, but take a look at this. neighbors tell us, during the past month, wild pigs have been tearing up their yards. >> sometimes they make like weird squealing noises. >> we were the first ones to get tracked. >> reporter: they've seen wild pigs on their lawn twice in the past week. the most recent, monday at midnight, caught by their surveillance camera. >> they eat the grubs, and they argue with each other and run around. it's crazy. >> reporter: the christiansons aren't alone. the pigs have gone hog wild on many lawns in the neighborhood. >> every morning, i wake up and look at my yard to see if they've hit any part of it. >> reporter: this damage is the worst he's seen. there was a sighting of 20 pigs together at one time. >> little ones, big ones, all mixed up, roaming across the cul de sac over there. >> reporter: homeowners suspect the food source has dried up, and they're venturing down in the

it started with amber riley. she was an early favorite. 27-year-old. there she is. she is a "glee" star. her partner derek hough. they danced in to the hearts of the judges. 27 out of 30. they loved it. in fact, lee goodman -- len goodman, usually the most reserved of the judges, said, "i'm palpitating, perspiring and flat lating." his heart was racing while he was watching. that next up valerie harper. this is an emotional dance. a 21 out of 30. not the best of the scores but just the fact that she is -- her brain cancer is nearly in remission is just an amazing feat for her and here she is dancing at a time a lot of people signed her off and said she probably won't survive the cancer. complaining more about her knees than her cancer and looking wonderful in the process. and then the low lights. bill nye the science guy. >> the science thing. >> the whole thing. 14 points out of 30 for his science-themed cha-cha. they didn't like it. one of the judges said, "you had all of the elements in there but they were all backwards and forwards." unfortunately he's not doing

amber lee is live in discovery bay. she attended a vigil for the boy, and also spoke with a grief-stricken family member. >> reporter: we're at timber point elementary, where tonight's vigil was held. earlier, i spoke with the boy's father at the home nearby, he told me he was too distraught to speak on camera, or to attend the vigil. >> in this little tight knit community where everybody comes together. >> reporter: friends, family, and teachers came to remember this boy. they say his brilliant smile matched his brilliant mind. >> he had such an amazing light. the first thing all of us said was he would have been that student who went on to cure cancer. >> reporter: his father seen here with his son, shared these photos with us, but was too distraught to speak about his only child. friends tell us, the 7th grader was a boy scout and rode his bike to school every day. killed doing what he did every morning was really hard to accept. >> it was shocking to all of us. >> if he needed help with anything, if anybody needed h

amber miller was there.../ as... each candidate... stood behind the podium... fielding questions. the three candidates include state delegate heather mizeur, attorney general doug gansler, and luetinent govrnor anthony brown. if person had 25 minutes in front of the room---and then had to answer the tough questions. one by one, each gubernatorial democratic candidate made their appeal to the crowd. ((sot)) <14:42:50 those wonderful years i've had to make a mark in the general assembly has been about fighting with you and working class families.> ((sot)) <5:01:13 i've actually run some offices and i'm the only one in this election who has on the democratic side and i've been doing it for the last 15 years.> ((sot)) <15:16:55 we're moving forward on the largest mass transit in history of the state of maryland. the purple line. we wouldn't be able to without public, private partnership.> members of the maryland state and washington d-c building and construction trades council listening intently, some jotting down notes, waiting for their turn to ask the tough

an amber alert issued for a missing delaware girl. she might have been abducted while walking through the whispering pines neighborhood in newark. the neighbor was pulled into a white suv by a man believed to be in his 30's. if you have information please call the newcastle county police department. here's the number

it was an amber waves of grain kind of thing. >> stephen: your beard used to be america. and the beard was a metaphor for america and now it's a metaphor for christmas! >> it turned white and i thought well, go with it. >> stephen: can i ask you something? how about downtown? is it, um -- (laughter) also white? the lower locker? is it -- (laughter) >> you are intimate! >> stephen: well, your books are very intimate. you have all kinds of names in your books for the twigs and berries down there. you call it the thunder stick, is that what you call it? >> i think that there are --. >> stephen: you do. you call it the thunder stick. >> p you -- i do. >> stephen: you've called it the malcolm gladwell. >> stephen: >> i've called it the malcolm gladwell. >> stephen: what does malcolm gladwell think of that? >> i don't know. but i thought it was a complement. >> stephen: you named your penis after -- >> not my penis. >> stephen: okay, i apologize. look >> look, the we us in is a bad word for what we have. it's not a good word. there are all these words we have for sexual pieces

it has the glow of amber. i've never seen such irdesense. >> reporter: he was guided by ancient iranian pottery and he figured out a formula for the pigments and the best way to build. he led a global revival of lusterware. this is a guest of the exhibition. he has a passion for the craft and he has been teaching. over 100 photos were in the demonstration. mohammed alaie is from pakistan. he built a studio on his roof four years ago where he focused on making lusterware. lusterware is fired at about 600 degrees. that's lower than the kiln for most pottery. the temperature -- >> translator: the design didn't come out. this is no good. i have to try again. >> reporter: he she had some light on all the questions. >> translator: water damages the color. you have to get rid of every trace of water. >> reporter: he has learned a range of techniques, including how to use this tool, which keeps the flame from direct contact with the pieces. >> translator: now i understand how to bring out the gloss, thanks to him plan

if they have more of an amber color, that is better. when the stem is nice and green, that is also important. store them in the refrigerator right away. if they are at room temperature for too long, they will break down and lose the beautiful favor -- flavor. seedless grapes in the fall, if you pick the mike, they could be the best once you have had all year. >>> hours to go until it possible government shutdown. we asked the bay area congressman about the political bickering in washington. and why he will be refusing a paycheck. that story and more coming up at 5:00. >>> i have to ask. what is the longest you can hold your breath? >> maybe a minute. >> i am about 15 seconds. >> we can't beat this guy. this diver set a new world record for holding his breath underwater for 20 minutes. nearly the entire noonish owe. beating the previous record by eight seconds. he already holds records for swimming while holding his breath. >> we do not recommend you do this. >> i would literally pass out. >> we can have a contest. >> that is a long time

reporting live in san francisco, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> concerns over public safety after recent fire station closures are prompting the fire protection district to try something new. we're live to tell us about a pilot program to repior tize help to another unit. >> reporter: after recent cut it is, now a new program is aimed at cutting down the strain while helping the community. >> contra conta county firefighters are there to save lives and property. because of all the recent cutbacks, that's been more difficult. >> public safety has been adversary effected by closures. >> tomorrow morning a new medical squad starts in walnut creek. the two-person team will operate as part of a pilot program for fires and rescues. >> they'll operate in a pickup truck. fire trucks respond to all medical calls. the medical squad truck is expected to stay busy refunding to low-level -- responding to on low-level calls. >> the department is trying this idea now because it's the peak of fire season. >> to add additional capacity during the months of september and october that can be critica

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now he is dead but amber's family was skeptical of the confession because there was no physical evidence. a family friend has started an online petition to get pinole police to reopen the case. pinole's police chief tells abc 7 he'll talk to the fbi on tuesday to try to get more information on why the case was closed and he says they'll reopen it if he is convinced it should not have been closed. >>> next week will mark 20 years since another high profile kidnapping case. 12-year-old polly klaas was abducted from her home during a slumber party in 1993. polly's father says he has not forgotten nor forgiven the man who took his daughter's life. >> i will witness that execution with great joy. yes. i'll drink champagne after he is snuffed. >> after polly's death marc klaas started the klaas kids foundation which works to prevent crimes against children. >>> a man who was tackled by a parking control officer in san francisco has died. police say the man started punching and kicking a woman attala guna street thursday afternoon. a control officer saw it happening and tackled the man. police

he is reaching out through social media, bars, and is even talking about using amber alert's. >> the medicare act has been amended over and over again, and that will have to continue because it needs to be continued. here is the problem obama has, getting healthy people enrolled you have a lobbying group built up to discourage people from signing up. >> you do not need a lobbying group. if you are a young person, economically, it makes no sense at all to actually sign up for that is why they are going to try to impose a fine. it is not koch brothers.it is economicics. >> it is a conservatative idea o have everyone enrolled and penalize those that do not. it is out of a conservative >> a diplomatic cease-fire between the >> we also have a short, bilalateral discussion with secretary john kerry after the meeting in which we stressed the need to continue the discussions and give it the political impetus that it requires. i am satisfied with this first step, and now we have to see whether we can match our positive words with serious deeds so that we can move forward. >> that was the iran

it has the glow of amber. i'd never seen such iridescence. >> reporter: cato worked for 20 yea years. he was guided by pottery people. he figured out a formula for the pigments, and the best way to build it. he led the global revival of lusterware. he has a passion for the craft. over 100 people attended the demonstration. muhammad was one of them. he built the studio on his roof four years ago where he focused on making lusterware. lusterware is fired at about 600 degrees. >> translator: the design didn't come out. this is not good. i have to try again. >> reporter: cato shed some light on his questions. >> translator: water damages the color. you have to get rid of every trace of water. >> reporter: muhammad learned a range of techniques, including how to use a way of curing, which keeps the come pound on the pieces. transpo >> translator: now i understand how to bring out the gloss. thanks to mr. cato for planting the seed. i will continue to practice with his technique. >> reporter: now it is being returne

at the time, amber's mother kim schwartz expressed disappointment no evidence had been produced tieing anderson to neighbor. a petition now has 1,100 signatures. the police chief tells the contra costa times he'll be glad to investigate any new evidence. >>>s a this hour, it's burning about 100 miles away but we can see it and breathe it in the east bay and south bay. poor air quality in the tri valley and santa clara county because of a massive hay fire. here's the map in the tiny town of vicinitiey e winters which i vacaville. we begin. chase cane in san jose where families and schools, chase, have been impacted. >> reporter: absolutely. they were all aware of the smoke and some of them told us, how could you not be aware of the smoke? because it was rather sithick ts morning. it's cleared out a bit. we have a decent breeze blowing south of san jose. depending on the direction, the breeze can keep moving the smoke out or bring it right back in. the fire rages more than 100 miles away from the south bay, but it's sending smoke as far away as los gatos, even monterey. >> it's a huge fi

. >> you can see more, governor brown signed a bill that allows the chp to activate an amber alert no matter the relationship. those were triggered when a noncustodial parent or stranger took a child. >>> the governor signed another bill to expand the current earthquake early warning system. it will use sensors throughout the state to provide up to 60 seconds warning. they have until january 2016 to develop the system and find $80 million to pay for it. >>> the air force is testing out a new f-16 bomber. >> and we have never seen anything quite like this one. there's nobody in my cock pit. climb to 40,000 feet and turn so sharply, a pilot would probably black out. the unmanned f16 will be used for pilots doing target practice. >> pretty amazing. >> pretty boring for a top gun sequel though. >> are you in? >> no. critics. what happened? what happened? >> ice man. >> oh, ice man. i am dangerous. all right. you're thinking of lines in that movie, too. some which can't be spoken here. we have the on shore flow, without a temperature difference, we do not have that cloud cover rushing in.

amber abergain was shot out the paradise skate roller rink after a fight broke out. two men were also shot and expected to survive. police have not made any arrests. >> talks between bart and unions are scheduled to get underway today with four weeks left to avert another strike. the two sides sat down together for the first time since the judge ordered a cooling off period. bart and unions are still far apart on pay, pensions and healthcare costs. those issues won't even be discussed until next week. >> the mediator set the schedule and they felt they weren't quite ready to negotiate. >> unions say they will call a strike if no deal is reached by october 10th when the cooling off period expires. >> apple is set to release latest iphone and possibly more than just one model. the coming out event will start at 10:00 a.m. at the company's headquarters. the so-called 5s will be the first phone sold with the software installed. allows the phone to update apps and may include technology to allow users to unlock the device with a fingerprint. >> stanford and uc berkeley ar

amber nelson was punched in the face. police still have no suspects. nelson is asking anyone with information to please come forward. >> we really plead to the community that now is the time to speak up. >> nelson says she visits the spot where he was killed every day and created a memorial garden in his honor. >>> three friends of a suspect in the boston marathon bombing are due in court today on charges they hindered the investigation into the attack. now the suspects are charged for conspiring to obstruct justice. they tried to hide a backpack and laptop belonging to joe hear tsarnaev while he was on the run. >>> the san francisco giants have announced a special fundraiser to support injured fan byeon-- bryan stow. >>> san jose earthquakes may have to wait longer to play at their new stadium. the san jose mercury news is reporting another construction delay will make it so the earthquakes won't be able to play in their new stadium for the 2015 season. the team will make an official announcement on monday. the officials had originally hosted play in

. >> a woman we'll call amber, has used the videos with her children. she feels its necessary to protect her kids from the influence. >> the most important message they got, peace up and thumbs down to al-shabaab's ideology. >> they are using it to keep young people on a positive path. >> it means to stay away and stay out and the message behind that is to get kids away from al-shabaab and gang violence, and put them on the right tract, which is education, education, education. >> some law enforcement says that these efforts are making progress. >> you can develop healthy human beings that are very resistent to radicalization. but when you leave them to their own resources, and you let them lose their identity and fail academically and not be part of the mainstream, they don't have a lot of other choices >> reporter: while it's not a community that's fearful of radicalization, it's not sitting idly by. >> nearly after a year after hurricane sandy hit and still no place to call home. hundreds of people forced from their homes by the storm, they're lookin

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there are amber of buildings in chago that say this is a gun-free zone. do you feel same with the building mark their private property as being gun-free? >> eric: i don't like those either. you know why? >> respect the right not to want gun on the building. >> eric: those are the most dangerous buildings to be in, cause the bad guys know they are gun-free zone. that's whe they go. >> so don't go in them. >> eric: fair enough. wayne, go ahead. >> i think eric, you are right. you to ask a question wh does he do this? it doesn't make an sense. i mean, it's not an issue. he is ming it an issue. if i have a store and i make it an issue about guns, or anything else, if i have a sign in the window says please do not eer here if you are wearing flame thrower. it's nuts. you don't need to do that. you know? now yes, he can express himself or any way he wants to. he can say i'm going to deny service to people who come in here with flame throwers and dynamitelso but it doesn't make sense. you are right. >> eric: go ahead, eboni. what if he said i'm pro-choice? and a