amber. - amber. amber...? you didn't check her mail? what's her last name? - i don't snoop. - well, there's only men's clothing here, but a bunch of empty hangers. maybe amber's on the run. - cupboards are pulled open in the kitchen. wonder what she'd have been looking for in there. - that's interesting. hey, what's this? what are these, swag bags? that's what they call these. look, two of them-- more her thing. there's pricey stuff here-- gucci and chanel. how do you say that-- l'occitane? - from high-end events? i don't see kevin denaburg being on those donor lists. - you're gonna like this. a seating card for amber donelli. - same name on these receipts from an upper east side dry cleaner. judging by what they charge, she's fussy about her clothes. - so we know who she is and what she is. - well, serena thinks that in amber's case, "model" means maybe-- maybe something else. - yeah, we didn't find any professional photos of her or head shots. - if she fled to avoid us, maybe she took them with her. - i don't think that we caused the fleeing. she left too

kids at school are still picking on amber. i pray that they will stop, but god is busy, and he needs your help. >> reporter: when she read it, karen was heart broken. for she herself had been bullied as a child. >> amber was like yeah, they pick on me, i feel like i want to die so they leave me alone. i felt my heart stop. >> reporter: are kids mean to you? >> yeah. but i don't know why. they like say i'm fat. i'm stupid. i'm ugly. and i'm hideous. i don't really believe them. >> reporter: karen shared ryan's letter on facebook, only with family and close friends. but it quickly made its way around the social media globe. making little heroes out of both kids. what's it like having ryan as a brother? >> he protects me. >> reporter: do you wish people would mess with you instead of amber? >> yes. >> reporter: ryan asked santa for a little something else for amber. a chance to meet her favorite band, big time rush. i think somebody actually did get this letter early. guys. >> hi. >> hello. >> how are you guys doing? >> what's up

amber, i need more adderall stat. too bad, blackstein. i only have one left, and i need it to focus on tomorrow's test. and frankly, i have very mixed emotions about helping you out at my own expense. but tonight i'm supposed to be initiated into the gay club. i'm sorry, blackstein. you're just going to have to cram. that works for studying and gay sex. - ( bell dings ) - hey, blackstein. hold up. i heard you talking to my sister. i got a (bleep) ton of adderall. really? how?ow? i thought they were impossible to get? well, i can't take mine because i can't drink when i'm on it. yeah, i can see that. so every time my mom gives me one, i just hide it under my tongue. see? - aah. - uh, gross. why don't you just swallow them then fish them out of your b.m. later? ( sighs ) so do you want to buy it or not? mm-hmm. - ( spits ) - ( gulps ) ( siren wailing ) sorry, son. buying pills from a minor is a felony. but i needed those pills to get me into the cool gay club. boy oh boy. when i was your age, there was nothing cool - about being gay. - real

amber is on the other side. amber, what does it look like from over there? >> reporter: we're still in the holding pattern frank. all eyes are on these folks. these crews on stand by waiting for word to remove these barriers. i'm going to talk to one of these drivers that have been waiting patiently. jesse, what brings you out here tonight? >> trying to be a part of history right now, going across the new bay bridge. >> reporter: you've been patiently waiting. have you had to make all the detours in the past few days? >> we've actually just got back into town. we wanted to drive across, but it didn't happen. now almost 10:25, hoping to go across it, and enjoy, the history of san francisco. to see the new bridge built again. >> reporter: did you plan to be out here, or spirit of the moment? >> spirit of the moment. i told her, let's go to dinner. now, let's try to go across the bridge. >> reporter: hopefully, it will be soon. thank you jesse. over here, we're still keeping an eye on the crews over here. we're told any minute, but it hasn't happened yet. as so

kids at school are still picking on amber. and it's not fair because she doesn't do anything to them. and it makes me mad. i pray that they will stop. but god is busy. and he needs your help. is it against the rules to give gifts early? >> reporter: and ryan, so genuine, so pure, didn't stop there. he also asked for his sister to be able to meet her favorite band. >> can you ask big time rush to come to amber's birthday party? it will make her so happy. if you can't get them to come, just get her everything she asks for. thanks, santa. >> so, needless to say, i started crying. >> reporter: prior to the letter, you were aware that your daughter was suffering. >> she would tell me things that kids would say at school. they would call her names. amber suffers from a few mental disorders. they would egg her on to do different things. and it was a pattern. >> reporter: a pattern that karen also bullied and suicidal as a child, decided must end after her recent talk with amber. >> they were like, yeah. they pick on me sometimes. i f

kids at school are still picking on amber. i pray that they will stop, but god is busy, and he needs your help. >> reporter: when she read it, karen was heart broken. for she herself had been bullied as a child. >> amber was like yeah, they pick on me, i feel like i want to die so they leave me alone. i felt my heart stop. >> reporter: are kids mean to you? >> yeah. but i don't know why. they like say i'm fat. i'm stupid. i'm ugly. and i'm hideous. i don't really believe them. >> reporter: karen shared ryan's letter on facebook, only with family and close friends. but it quickly made its way around the social media globe. making little heroes out of both kids. what's it like having ryan as a brother? >> he protects me. >> reporter: do you wish people would mess with you instead of amber? >> yes. >> you don't have to do that. >> yes, i do. >> reporter: ryan asked santa for a little something else for amber. a chance to meet her favorite band, big time rush. i think somebody actually did get this letter early. guys. >> hi. >> he

amber is on the other side. amber, what does it look like from over there? >> reporter: we're still in the holding pattern frank. all eyes are on these folks. these crews on stand by waiting for word to remove these barriers. i'm going to talk to one of these drivers that have been waiting patiently. jesse, what brings you out here tonight? >> trying to be a part of history right now, going across the new bay bridge. >> reporter: you've been patiently waiting. have you had to make all the detours in the past few days? >> we've actually just got back into town. we wanted to drive across, but it didn't happen. now almost 10:25, hoping to go across it, and enjoy, the history of san francisco. to see the new bridge built again. >> reporter: did you plan to be out here, or spirit of the moment? >> spirit of the moment. i told her, let's go to dinner. now, let's try to go across the bridge. >> reporter: hopefully, it will be soon. thank you jesse. over here, we're still keeping an eye on the crews over here. we're told any minute, but it hasn't happened yet. as so

((amber live tease)) you're watching fox45 morning news... weekends. ((break 4)) adlib chat with jim the house voted early today on a spending plan that includes measures meant to undermine obamacare. it's the latest in a ramped-up game of political hot potato. the tick-tock toward shutdown inches closer... with little compromise in sight. cristina mutchler has the latest developments from a busy weekend session for congress. in a saturday vote, the house approved a revised spending plan that includes.... a year delay of the affordable care act repeal of the medial device tax funding of the government until dec. 15 the military to be paid in case of a shutdown. the new counteroffer was forged by house speaker john boehner and his republican caucus.. to appease conservative opposition to obamacare. let's postpone it for a year. that's what this is all about. will you accept the compromise? the house has now volleyed the prevention of a government shutdown back to the senate -- which could wait until monday to take up the measure. senate democrats have s

amber miller was handing them out... she's streaming live from the zoo ...amber...the race is over but the fun just continues. the race begins at 8-30 this morning. and an awards ceremony wil follow where the winners will be announced---and there will also be fun door prizes. the ravens are in buffalo today... to face the 1 and 2 bills. baltimore's defense hasn't given up a touchdown since week one in denver. also since that disastrous outing... the front 7... has kept every rushing attack under 100 yards per game. the ravens have 11 sacks... 7th best in the league. three of those belonging to terrell suggs... who after an injury filled season... appears to be back to his 20-11... defensive player of the year form. "when i was younger, the personal accolades were a [desired] achievement for me. i think the only thing we need to account for is wins and losses, and we're 2-1 after three games. that's not terrible, [but] we can do better, and we'd like to be 3-0. it is what it is, and this week we're playing the buffalo bil

amber mom says ryan letter shed new light on her daughter situation an she plans to speak to amber teachers and the parents of the bullies at school no. doubt they have already seen the report. >> coming up next on 7 news at 9:00. singer germane jackson in san francisco tonight. what brought him here and why is he woah, this kitchen is beautiful! give him the tour. let me show you! soft-close drawers, farm sink! um... where's my room? we had to take just a little bit for the kitchen. because your kitchen dreams can be big. ikea has it all. goglossophobia, is the fear of public speaking. ♪ ♪ the only thing we have to fear is... fear itself. ♪ ♪ woah, this kitchen is beautiful! give him the tour.r. let me show you! soft-close drawers, farm sink! um... where's my room? we had to take just a little bit for the kitchen. because your kitchen dreams can be big. ikea has it all. >> musician germane jackson in the bay area cementing his support for ending the world water crisis. jackson is the brother of course of lit michael jackson at the hotel steve nens san francisco union square where h

that's what's coming across when you get an amber alert. we don't know if it played a role in this but we've seen the success of the amber alert program throughout the years an we're very happy about that. >> it's interesting the details of this case. when you think of the horrors, she was in her pajamas at home with her family. these individuals broke into the home and killed the family's dog and then her mother says took her in an effort, i guess to hold her for ransom, this child taken from her home and missing more than 24 hours in only her pajamas with at least four suspects. >> yes, exactly, tamron. so no matter what comes out in this investigation, as you just said, this is a developing story. we have heard the conflicting reports. all of that behind the scenes is part of the investigation. at the national center for missing and exploited children, we want to highlight that when a child is missing, the first three hours are the most critical when a child is abducted, when a child is missing. so people across the country in your commu

and also honor the man she loved, amber. >> reporter: frank, amber nelson tells me she comes to this spot every day to remember her beloved fionce hoping someone will come forward. >> today holds like a huge mix of joy and sorrow. >> reporter: it's her late fiance adolfo peterson's birthday and also the day she lost him. >> there's no lead or information. >> reporter: they're symboled of renewed resolve for finding justice. nelson tends daily to a garden she created just steps from where her fiance died. they were walking home when they were confronted by two men. during the robbery she was punched in the face and fido was shot and killed. police say it's an open investigation. >> any piece of evidence that is brought forward could help us. >> to really plead to the community that now is the step to speak up. >> reporter: nelson's daily ritual has been tending to the garden that she create. >> it's a way to speak to him every night. to say i love you and i will always remember you. >>> nelson plans to fulfill a dream she made with fito. tomorrow she leaves to brazil. while she's gone

and also honor the man she loved, amber. >> reporter: frank, amber nelson tells me she comes to this spot every day to remember her beloved fionce hoping someone will come forward. >> today holds like a huge mix of joy and sorrow. >> reporter: it's her late fiance adolfo peterson's birthday and also the day she lost him. >> there's no lead or information. >> reporter: they're symboled of renewed resolve for finding justice. nelson tends daily to a garden she created just steps from where her fiance died. they were walking home when they were confronted by two men. during the robbery she was punched in the face and fido was shot and killed. police say it's an open investigation. >> any piece of evidence that is brought forward could help us. >> to really plead to the community that now is the step to speak up. >> reporter: nelson's daily ritual has been tending to the garden that she create. >> it's a way to speak to him every night. to say i love you and i will always remember you. >>> nelson plans to fulfill a dream she made with fito. tomorrow she leaves to brazil. while she's gone

you know, amber, cassandra, blackstein and brad. well, i just don't know if i should be friends with brad anymore, - him coming out as a bully and all. - bully? so what? well, dad, bullies are the single worst thing a kid can be. marsh, bullies are the cornerstone of a functioning society. i mean, if i didn't grow up being bullied constantly, how would i know what my place was in life? i'd walk around all cocky and confident, and that's just not me. - it's not? - no! those are all the attributes of bullies. - and you see how we treat them. - oh yeah! so you go out there and embrace your friend brad. he's providing a very healthy part of growing up. - it's not an easy job. - you're right, dad! i'm going to that high school dance and i know who i'm taking as my date! our plan worked, cheesecake. - ( barking ) - ( doorbell rings ) - ( tv playing ) - ( doorbell rings ) brad, get down here! - i'm trying to watch my commercials! - ( doorbell ringing ) - ( groans ) - ( knocking ) good evening, mrs. slovee. is bradleyfurd home? brad, you ha

in college park, amber miller... ((sot-nicholas)) <14:30:18 go terps.> fox 45 news at 5:30. how are the roads looking tonight? brandi proctor has our traffic edge report. map greenspring bat natl pike 395 map a beauty queen facing backlash. what miss south carolina said about her hometown... that many found offensive. "i don't send my son to school to learn these type of life lessons especially at the age of nine." and parents outraged over homework. the shocking assignment sent home with elementary school students. --adblib weather tz-- miss south carolina is carolina is apologizing for a comment she made during the miss america pageant last week... brooke mosteller came under fire for saying she's from a state where 20 percent of the homes are mobile - because quote "that's how we roll." --sot-- this was just very much a lack of judgment on my part and i should not have said it and i knew that in my gut. --butted sot-- after seeing how its been taken by people there really is nothing funny about it! in

and the winner of season 17 will be -- >> amber riley. >> amber riley! if she doesn'tly be furious for about five minutes and thenally forget about it. go get em, amber. do it for glee. do it for me. paula dean was rumored to be one of the stars they tried to get to dance. over the weekend, paula made her first public appearance since she went into hiding. i knew eventually she would have to come outd f for butter somet. she held a cooking demonstration. some of whom paid $400 a ticket. even putting the racist stuff aside, who pays $400 to watch a woman eat crisco straight from the can? and it wasn't just white people, ether. >> the one place that i would want to make my first step back out was texas. [ applause ] years of almond joy, y'all. >> seriously she told the crowd that the controversy taught her a lot about herself and her business and promised that from now on the only n-word she will use from now on is nutmeg. >> on saturday night, floyd mayweather jr. faced another undefeated fighter. sometimes these big name fighters have celebrity friends.

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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

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amber miller fox 45 news at 5:30. how are the roads looking tonight? brandi proctor has our traffic edge report. map shawan map greenspring bat natl pike maps an undercover sting operation recovers almost a million dollars. how authorities... nabbed the mastermind. emotions boiling over at a courthouse. the decision the judge made... that ignited a huge brawl. --adblib weather tz-- a... stolen check... of... almost... a... million dollars.../ and... it... ended... with an undercover sting... operation... and that's not even the unusual twist. (michael van de putte, us postal inspector) "we were contacted by the attorneys of a real estate management firm in the suburbs of a tax refund check that they were missing." (v/o) the check value--- more than 900- thousand dollars. (michael van de putte, us postal inspector) "checks like the one in this case of approximately $955- thousand dollars are not often negotiated at your local bank branch." (v/o) but the irs- issued check was stolen within a day. (michael van de putte, us postal inspector) "after an inve

amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a gruesome mystery in san francisco. someone found a shoe with a severed foot inside. the shoe washed up sunday morning. it was a size 11-1/2, black and green puma running shoe. a user on the website reddit posted this photo. a medical examiner says it appeared to be in the water for some time and it will take time to identify it. >>> there are questions tonight surrounding the death of an elderly man found inside an rv in a neighborhood in downtown san jose. around 3:30, a homeless work spotted the key in the door of the rv near fourth and julian. she told officers she went inside the vehicle and discovered the body. the coroner say it is man's death is suspicious. the victim was 80 years old. his name has not yet been released. last month, a 22-year-old man was shot and killed at that same intersection where the rv was parked. >>> mount diablo state park reopened today for the first time since the morgan fire started. some of the long term concerns caused by that fire and what residents found on their first day back in

. / / ((amber live tease)) flatter your figure. how to look good in all of this season's hottest clothes... no matter your body type... monday on fox45 morning news. adlib over weather shot adlib chat a westminster man who was one of 12 people a westminster man who was one of 12 people killed in the september 16th navy yard shooting in washinton d-c will be laid to rest today. amber miller is streaming live from severn where family and friends of mike ridgell will say their final goodbyes. the funeral begins at 11 this morning right here at the church at severn run. ridgell's family says he spent his life protecting people and they have no doubt on september 16th he was doing the exact same thing. yesterday a viewing was held in glen burnie. many mourning ridgell's life and providing comfort for the three daughters he left behind. ridgell was working as a security guard at the navy yard--when the fatal shootings took place. he had also served nearly two decades as a maryland state trooper and three years in iraq. ((sot-)) <6:8:29 y

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amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a gruesome mystery in san francisco. someone found a shoe with a severed foot inside. the shoe washed up sunday morning. it was a size 11-1/2, black and green puma running shoe. a user on the website reddit posted this photo. a medical examiner says it appeared to be in the water for some time and it will take time to identify it. >>> there are questions tonight surrounding the death of an elderly man found inside an rv in a neighborhood in downtown san jose. around 3:30, a homeless work spotted the key in the door of the rv near fourth and julian. she told officers she went inside the vehicle and discovered the body. the coroner say it is man's death is suspicious. the victim was 80 years old. his name has not yet been released. last month, a 22-year-old man was shot and killed at that same intersection where the rv was parked. >>> mount diablo state park reopened today for the first time since the morgan fire started. some of the long term concerns caused by that fire and what residents found on their first day back in

significance for one family, amber. >> reporter: frank i first met the shaw family last night after they made their memorable trip to san francisco. shaw drove while his wife documented the trip. their four children sang a tribute to the new bridge. >> let's go bay bridge, let's go. >> reporter: chopper 2 captured the shaw's bridge as they were the first vehicle escorted across the bay bridge shortly after 10:00 last night. >> we're the first ones on the bay bridge. >> reporter: the shaw family had been shopping when they heard they were opening the bay bridge. >> i'm very enthusiastic. i like to go to these kind of events. they spent the next half hour looking for the shortest line to witness history. >> the most historic times in life you do it with your family. i love to have my family around me. >> reporter: he says he feels safer with the bay bridge and is grateful it's finally completed after so many years. wife serene says she was in awe as she video taped their trip. >> it was so beautiful. there's nothing like that. it took them so much effort to make a bridge for us so we

amber schwartz was seen in 1988. the fbi and pinole police closed the case in 2009 two years after serial killer curtis dean anderson confessed to kidnapping and murdering her. she was serving time for murdering another girl. amber's family has been skeptical. there was no physical evidence. a family friend started an on-line petition to reopen the case. pinole's police chief says he will talk to the fbi on tuesday for more information on why the case was closed. he says he will re-open it in pinole if he is not convinced the case should have been closed. next week will mark 20 years since another high-profile kidnapping case. polly klass was ab -- abducted after a slumber party. the kidnapperrer -- her kidnapper is now on death row. polly's father says he has not forgotten or for given the man who took his daughter's life. >> i will witness the execution with great joy. yes. i will drink champagne after he is snuffed. >> after polly's death mark klass started the klass kids foundation to prevent crimes against child

new information tonight from amber lee, she's live in holly park on highland avenue where she's been talking to neighbors and police to find out what happened. amber. >> reporter: frank holly park is dark right now, but during the day it's a popular spot for families and dog owners. youcan see flowers marked the spot where the incident took place and neighbors say what happened this afternoon has shocked them. around 2:20 this afternoon, this quiet peaceful park became a crime scene. a 35-year-old woman who has not yet been identified was run over by a man driving a pickup truck. she was with her eight month old baby girl who was unharmed and her dog. >> this map lives nearby and tells us he saw the woman sunbathing. >> i can see her in the street. she was laying face down. >> reporter: as neighbors left flowers, some are questioning why a city employee would be driving on the grassy area. that is often filled with people, children and dogs. >> it's sad. this only shakes you up because i bring my son up in this park and just to know that park and -- parks and rec is driving reckless,

significance for one family, amber. >> reporter: frank i first met the shaw family last night after they made their memorable trip to san francisco. shaw drove while his wife documented the trip. their four children sang a tribute to the new bridge. >> let's go bay bridge, let's go. >> reporter: chopper 2 captured the shaw's bridge as they were the first vehicle escorted across the bay bridge shortly after 10:00 last night. >> we're the first ones on the bay bridge. >> reporter: the shaw family had been shopping when they heard they were opening the bay bridge. >> i'm very enthusiastic. i like to go to these kind of events. they spent the next half hour looking for the shortest line to witness history. >> the most historic times in life you do it with your family. i love to have my family around me. >> reporter: he says he feels safer with the bay bridge and is grateful it's finally completed after so many years. wife serene says she was in awe as she video taped their trip. >> it was so beautiful. there's nothing like that. it took them so much effort to make a bridge for us so we

amber schwartz was seen in 1988. the fbi and pinole police closed the case in 2009 two years after serial killer curtis dean anderson confessed to kidnapping and murdering her. she was serving time for murdering another girl. amber's family has been skeptical. there was no physical evidence. a family friend started an on-line petition to reopen the case. pinole's police chief says he will talk to the fbi on tuesday for more information on why the case was closed. he says he will re-open it in pinole if he is not convinced the case should have been closed. next week will mark 20 years since another high-profile kidnapping case. polly klass was ab -- abducted after a slumber party. the kidnapperrer -- her kidnapper is now on death row. polly's father says he has not forgotten or for given the man who took his daughter's life. >> i will witness the execution with great joy. yes. i will drink champagne after he is snuffed. >> after polly's death mark klass started the klass kids foundation to prevent crimes against child

amber riley was the top scorer of the night with 27 points. but bill nye the science guy brought up the rear with just 14. >> it was like being waxed. it was painful while it happened and lovely when it was over. >> reporter: it was a bubbly fox-trot for tv personality jack osbourne, bringing his parents, sharon and ozzy, to tears. actors elizabeth berkley lauren and christina milian brought drama with contemporary routines. nfl star's keyshawn johnson's cha-cha got mixed reviews from the judges. ♪ crazy foolish stupid >> reporter: while a pint-sized nicole "snooki" polizzi's dance was praised by all. ♪ it was fan favorite, valerie harper, who won over the audience and the judges, with an inspiring fox-trot. >> how can you criticize a national treasure? you really are. you are an inspiration to the nation. you're radiant, stylish. you move very, very well. i'm so happy you're here. >> the judges were trying hard. melissa rycroft, where she won the all-star season. welcome back. amber riley, three 9s on the first night. >> is that a problem

i looked at amber and she said you know i want. the door. get here something's wrong with. that i pull up and there is. a car out there with cover plates on it they said just he was killed. a full paragraph and that's all you know. the family began hearing details about the circumstances surrounding jessie's death within days of the official announcement they had said that. just. his humvee was struck. the checkpoint had the torch just to be hit just. came out of the top of the turret and they think that he had broken his neck. that was it was a little. within an hour of the incident just the arrived at the thirty first combat support hospital in baghdad where he died on the operating table as doctors tried to save his life jesse was pronounced dead at two thirty five that morning from what doctors at the scene described as. massive blunt abdominal trauma the result of being thrown from the humvee that evening when the doctor examined the results of the post-mortem cat scan he noticed the presence of a bullet in jesse's back but did not fill out the paperwork to correct the

new information tonight from amber lee, she's live in holly park on highland avenue where she's been talking to neighbors and police to find out what happened. amber. >> reporter: frank holly park is dark right now, but during the day it's a popular spot for families and dog owners. youcan see flowers marked the spot where the incident took place and neighbors say what happened this afternoon has shocked them. around 2:20 this afternoon, this quiet peaceful park became a crime scene. a 35-year-old woman who has not yet been identified was run over by a man driving a pickup truck. she was with her eight month old baby girl who was unharmed and her dog. >> this map lives nearby and tells us he saw the woman sunbathing. >> i can see her in the street. she was laying face down. >> reporter: as neighbors left flowers, some are questioning why a city employee would be driving on the grassy area. that is often filled with people, children and dogs. >> it's sad. this only shakes you up because i bring my son up in this park and just to know that park and -- parks and rec is driving reckless,

new at 10:00, ktvu's amber lee is live in livermore where she's been learning about this first young woman with a zest for life and circumstances that have left her brain dead, amber. >> reporter: julie, the 21-year- old college student graduated from grenada high school three years ago. she was a popular member of the cheer team. tonight her former teammate held a tribute. >> there's no words that can really describe how we're feeling. >> reporter: it was a somber message. >> an innocent young lady lost her life. >> reporter: cristina chesterman love life. she was on her bike sunday night riding home from the library when police she was struck by a 19-year-old drunk driving. >> it's hard to believe that this has taken place. >> reporter: the nursing student was declared brain dead devastating her family and friends. >> i've never met someone more loving and caring. and she was going to make an amazing nurse. >> she loved it. that was her passion. >> there was no chance to say goodbye. >> reporter: a passion unfilled. a life cut short. >> i lost my best friend to a fool who made one

today we have amber aall right. and we have the 3 strike law because richard allen davis was repeat offender. niece san quentin right now sentenced to death. >> i will witness that execution with great joy. yes. i'll drink champagne after he's snuffed. and i love itless thing he saw were my eye because i know that the last thing my daughter saw were his eyes. he saw the fear in her her eyes he would see the the hatred in mine t. >> beyond 3 striking and amber alert the kidnapping led to requirements that require sex offenders register where they live. and based object mistake police said there is an entirely new set of fbi protocol for missing children cases. mark class plans to observe the anniversary of close friends and police and volunteers who worked on the case as well as with survivors of kidnappings and the family he has helped. in the newsroo newsroom, abc 7 news. >> many family he's helped. >> steroid moment today and perhaps progress in the relationship between the united states and iran. president of bot

the coroner has now identified her today as 31-year-old amber abanin. two men were also injured but are expected to survive. investigators say the shooting was a result of a fight. at this point, no arrests have been made. >>> labor talks resumed today between b.a.r.t. and its workers. as you can see from our countdown clock, their time is almost halfway up. ktvu's noah walker live now at the rockridge b.a.r.t. station in oakland. any sign of progress? >> reporter: yeah, you can see right now, we're in a lull between arrivals and departures. earlier today, people were homing there is no discontinuation. they're trying to hammer out small stuff before they tackle the big issues next week. b.a.r.t. riders packed trains in the evening rush. most coming home from a day's work, not thinking about what would happen if the train stopped running. >> it would be pretty difficult to get to work. >> reporter: today, b.a.r.t. and representatives from one of its unions met to continue negotiations. it's the first meeting since the 60 day cooling off period began. to

i looked at the amber and she said you know i want door. to door. then i pull up and there is. a car out there with cover plates on it they said just killed. the full paragraph and you know. the family began hearing details about the circumstances surrounding jessie's death within days of the official announcement they had said that. just. his humvee was struck. broke the checkpoint had the torch just to be hit just. came out of the top of the turret. broken his neck. that was it was a little. within an hour of the incident just the arrival of the thirty first combat support hospital in baghdad where he died on the operating table as doctors tried to save his life jesse was pronounced dead at two thirty five that morning from what doctors at the scene described as. massive blunt abdominal trauma the result of being thrown from the humvee that evening when the doctor examined the results of the post-mortem cat scan he noticed the presence of a bullet in jesse's back but did not fill out the paperwork to correct the death certificate later in a sworn statement he claimed that jes

amber schwartz was seen in 1988. the fbi and pinole police closed the case in 2009 two years after serial killer curtis dean anderson confessed to kidnapping and murdering her. she was serving time for murdering another girl. amber's family has been skeptical. there was no physical evidence. a family friend started an on-line petition to reopen the case. pinole's police chief says he will talk to the fbi on tuesday for more information on why the case was closed. he says he will re-open it in pinole if he is not convinced the case should have been closed. next week will mark 20 years since another high-profile kidnapping case. polly klass was ab -- abducted after a slumber party. the kidnapperrer -- her kidnapper is now on death row. polly's father says he has not forgotten or for given the man who took his daughter's life. >> i will witness execution wi the execution with great joy. yes. i will drink champagne after he is snuffed. >> after polly's death mark klass started the klass kids foundation to prevent crimes

amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >> a change in our weather in five minutes, our chief meteorologist is back with the trend that you're going to notice. >> it means a lot. >> a san jose man says thank you to the officer who saved his life. their heart-felt exchange up next. >> for a san jose police officer, it was his first time using one particular piece of equipment and in this case it was a life-saver. a special reunion between the officer and a very grateful citizen. >> reporter: robert gail is a 23-year-old veteran of the san jose police department. he got a chance to make a special stop to see the man whose life he saved. >> it is a pleasure to meet you. thank you. the first face i saw when i woke up. >> good. i'm glad you woke up. >> reporter: dale respond today an emergency call of a man having a possible heart attack at san jose airport yesterday and used this aed to help revive 43-year-old frank michael nunez and get him to the hospital. nunez remembers being stressed about his flight schedule and leaving his girlfriend but then just remembers waking up on the floor. >> the fi

the coroner has now identified her today as 31-year-old amber abanin. two men were also injured but are expected to survive. investigators say the shooting was a result of a fight. at this point, no arrests have been made. >>> labor talks resumed today between b.a.r.t. and its workers. as you can see from our countdown clock, their time is almost halfway up. ktvu's noah walker live now at the rockridge b.a.r.t. station in oakland. any sign of progress? >> reporter: yeah, you can see right now, we're in a lull between arrivals and departures. earlier today, people were homing there is no discontinuation. they're trying to hammer out small stuff before they tackle the big issues next week. b.a.r.t. riders packed trains in the evening rush. most coming home from a day's work, not thinking about what would happen if the train stopped running. >> it would be pretty difficult to get to work. >> reporter: today, b.a.r.t. and representatives from one of its unions met to continue negotiations. it's the first meeting since the 60 day cooling off period began. to

new at 10:00, ktvu's amber lee is live in livermore where she's been learning about this first young woman with a zest for life and circumstances that have left her brain dead, amber. >> reporter: julie, the 21-year- old college student graduated from grenada high school three years ago. she was a popular member of the cheer team. tonight her former teammate held a tribute. >> there's no words that can really describe how we're feeling. >> reporter: it was a somber message. >> an innocent young lady lost her life. >> reporter: cristina chesterman love life. she was on her bike sunday night riding home from the library when police she was struck by a 19-year-old drunk driving. >> it's hard to believe that this has taken place. >> reporter: the nursing student was declared brain dead devastating her family and friends. >> i've never met someone more loving and caring. and she was going to make an amazing nurse. >> she loved it. that was her passion. >> there was no chance to say goodbye. >> reporter: a passion unfilled. a life cut short. >> i lost my best friend to a fool who made one

how is it going to go with amber? >> we've been in the studio. and amber is a lot of fun. we're ready to dance. >> nice. >> i'm excited. >> this could be a really interesting couple. i'm excited. >> we're going to have a lot of fun. >> jack, you are one lucky man, my friend. you have cheryl burke. cheryl, you had a couple reality stars already. >> yes, i have. >> they're just the most difficult stars to deal with. they really are. >> what is it going to take to make jack win this whole thing? >> well, your goal is to beat kelly, right? >> yeah. >> take it step-by-step. >> and some freak accident when everyone breaks their ankles. >> i'm very impressed so far. very impressed, jack. >> we want to talk to tony and leah. you're on remote. i'm sure you're already practicing. tony, wynonna and you didn't go as far as you would have liked to. how are you going to change that with leah? what's the game plan? >> i think she's an amazing person. when people get to know her, they're going to want to keep voting. she's going to work really hard to make everybody proud. >> i like it. >

amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >> a change in our weather in five minutes, our chief meteorologist is back with the trend that you're going to notice. >> it means a >> for a san jose police officer, it was his first time using one particular piece of equipment and in this case it was a life-saver. a special reunion between the officer and a very grateful citizen. >> reporter: robert gail is a 23-year-old veteran of the san jose police department. he got a chance to make a special stop to see the man whose life he saved. >> it is a pleasure to meet you. thank you. the first face i saw when i woke up. >> good. i'm glad you woke up. >> reporter: dale respond today an emergency call of a man having a possible heart attack at san jose airport yesterday and used this aed to help revive 43-year-old frank michael nunez and get him to the hospital. nunez remembers being stressed about his flight schedule and leaving his girlfriend but then just remembers waking up on the floor. >> the first time that i've ever had to use an aed to help someone come back. everything worked great. >> it was -- i

. >>> california's amber alert system is changing. governor brown signed a new bill that now allows the chp to activate the amber alert when any child is abducted regardless of the relationship between the abductors and the child. previously the alerts were only activated when a child was taken by a noncustodial parent or stranger. >>> wild pigs invade the east bay. >> no lawn is safe. how desperate neighbors are spending thousands of dollars to get rid of them. >> plus a new iphone is a gold mine on ebay. the shocking price one die-hard fan paid to score one. ,, ♪ nice car. sure is. make a deal with me, kid, and you can have the car and everything that goes along with it. [ thunder crashes, tires squeal ] ♪ ♪ so, what do you say? thanks... but i think i got this. ♪ [ male announcer ] the all-new cla. starting at $29,900. skip to the front of the line. >>> disney theme parks are changing a currents policy that allows visitors with disabilities to skip to the front of the line. starting next month, people with a new disability

. ,,,,,,,, governor brown signed a bill allowing the c-h-p to active >>> amber alert rules are changing which means you could see more of them. governor brown signed a bill allowing the chp to activate an amber alert when any child is abducted regardless of the relationship between the abductor and the child. previously alerts were only triggered when a noncustodial parent or stranger took a child. >>> the governor also signed a bill expanding the current earthquake early warning system. it will use sensors throughout the state to provide up to 60 seconds advance warning. the office of emergency services has until january 2016 to develop the system and find $80 million to pay for it. >>> a military tank turned the earthquakes soccer field into a battlefield. it crashed during practice narrowly missing one of its players. kpix 5 reporter keit do with how it all happened. >>> reporter: pretty crazy and loud experience. a bradley fighting vehicle just like this one was rounding the corner of the test track when it lost control and broke the concrete barrier like it was styrofoam. like a cr

kids escolar still picking on ambeat school are picking on amber and it is not fair. i prayed and that they will stop but god is as busy and needs your help. his sister, amber, weighs 140 lbs., nearly twice the size of her brother. >> check out this little dancer perry ed the lettuce and dancing video to go by ro. the late this dancing video to go viral. >> there are so many things that we do on a daily basis. we run errands. we run to the grocery store. in fact, the average american drives fewer than 29 miles a day. the 100% electric nissan leaf goes two-and-a-half times that on a single charge. it's a car. it just doesn't take gas. [ farrar ] so think about where you go in a day. do you really need gas to get there? [ male announcer ] the 100% electric nissan leaf. nissan. innovation that excites. now get a 2013 nissan leaf for $199 a month. ♪ that you may not have time to roll out dough for a perfectly flaky crust that's made from scratch. or enough time to mix vegetables with all white meat chicken and a homemade gravy. to crimp the edges of yo favorite chicken

he would see the hatred in mine. >> beyond three strikes and amber alerts the kidnapping led to requirements requiring sex offenders register where they skplif based on mistakes police made there is a new solt of fbi protocols for missing children cases. mark klaus says he plans to observe the anniversary with close friends and police and volunteers as well as survivors of kidnappings and families he's helped. in the newsroom, abc 7 news. >> thank you, wayne a lot of happened in 20 years. developing news tonight. un security council voted to secure and destroy syria's chemz -- chemical weapons stockpile. vote happened less than an hour ago. it's a major break through in the fight to take poison gas. russia and china vetoed three western-backed resolutions pressuring the regime to end the violence. a conference expected to take place in november. >> president obama made history when he spoke with the president of iran. it's the first time m more than 30 years a u.s. president ahas done so. today, president obama and newly effected iranian president rouhani talked on the phone. >> the fact thi

he would see the hatred in mine. >> beyond three strikes and amber alerts the kidnapping led to requirements requiring sex offenders register where they skplif based on mistakes police made there is a new solt of fbi protocols for missing children cases. mark klaus says he plans to observe the anniversary with close friends and police and volunteers as well as survivors of kidnappings and families he's helped. in the newsroom, abc 7 news. >> thank you, wayne a lot of happened in 20 years. developing news tonight. un security council voted to secure and destroy syria's chemz -- chemical weapons stockpile. vote happened less than an hour ago. it's a major break through in the fight to take poison gas. russia and china vetoed three western-backed resolutions pressuring the regime to end the violence. a conference expected to take place in november. >> president obama made history when he spoke with the president of iran. it's the first time m more than 30 years a u.s. president ahas done so. today, president obama and newly effected iranian president rouhani talked on the phone. >> the fact thi

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