rachel melhan and isabel felix. people will think you facilitated that. - he picked whoever he wanted. i brought them home. but i never stayed. i know i should have gone to the police, but i thought he would kill me. i never came back home until he was done. - to clean and dress them? - he made me do that. he said all women were dirty whores who had to be punished and then cleaned. - the d.a.'s right. she lays out perfect accomplice testimony. - mm-hmm. self-serving lies. but the betrayal, that part sounded real. - well, when damon let janine lutz get away, it aroused maya's fear of abandonment. and that would have been the stressor to make maya push damon to the next step. - there was some consensual sex. - with damon? - with both of them, okay? then one night, it got really weird. like they'd made some kind of pact before i got there. i was really wasted. i don't know what they gave me, but i didn't like it. in the bedroom with damon, i got scared. really scared. i wanted to go. he got really rough. - and where wa

years ago this week, hurricane isabel hit maryland, putting many areas underwater. he will take a look back. >> we will also check in on colorado where flooding seems to have let out a bit, but the devastation remains. >> joe flacco returned to practice today and talked about ray lewis's return on sunday. that is later in sports. >> some cold temperatures hanging around here. we will see if that will last as we head into the middle part of the week. the instaweather plus seven day forecast is straight ahead. >> tonight's powerball jackpot is the nation's fifth-largest ever. estimated at $400 million. tickets had been churning out a maryland lottery machines since sunday after saturday's drawing ended with no one claiming the jackpot. there have been 11 drawings to august 10 without a winner. you will see the results tonight at 11:00. right here on wbal tv 11. >> it was 10 years ago today when hurricane isabel made landfall in the mid-atlantic, flooding many parts of maryland. while isabel was a strong storm, by the time it hit land, the winds came down, but the stor

thank you, isabel for being here. >>> thank you for being here. don't forget to go to jchayward.com. come back and visit us at 5:00. have a great day. bye-bye. [ cellphone rings ] >> billy: tell me that your plane landed early and you're waiting at the house for me in that little, blue, slinky, lacy thing. >> victoria: um, i'm afraid you're out of luck, sailor. >> billy: still in the air? >> victoria: no...dallas. yeah, um, i'm just, you know, tying up a few loose ends. >> billy: okay. [ clears throat ] so, how late is your plane coming in tonight? >> victoria: about that... >> billy: tomorrow? >> victoria: [ sighs ] monday. >> billy: monday?! that's in an entirely different week! >> victoria: i'm so sorry. it's just that dad needs me to meet with some more associates. but, uh, the good news is... in my downtime... i did a little lingerie shopping. >> billy: oh, yeah? anything you think i might like? >> victoria: well, let's just say that... it will make you forget about that little lacy, blue thing

en este tipo de problemas, que sucediÓ a isabel me encantarÍa que le pudiera. todas las cosas necesarias para uno poder darles seguimiento. especialmente si te mudas de casa. lo primero que uno debe hacer es mandar la direcciÓn, verdad? >>> sÍ claro ahora en pantalla ven donde se digitan los trece nÚmeros, seguidos del cÓdigo si ves las bolitas, o cÍrculos allÍ te van diciendo cÓmo va el proceso, o sea, mira a veces se critica a migraciÓn, pero realmente la tecnologÍa que tratan de implementar es buena, lo hacen para ayudar al pÚblico, sin alarmar a nadie, si maÑana el gobierno amanece cerrado, todos los casos de inmigraciÓn se van a atrasar mÁs. por favor que no cunda el pÁnico. las cosas se van a resolver pero es parte de la democracia. >>> tienes la razÓn, asÍ vivimos, gracias por los consejos vamos a estar los lunes con los tips que nos interesan de inmigraciÓn, me gustarÍa saber quÉ pasa en la farÁndula, a ti no? >>> me encantarÍa. >>> miralos todos, quÉ lindos se ven. (risas) ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> vamos mamacita. (risas) >>> uy, uy

en este tipo de problemas, que sucediÓ a isabel, me encantarÍa que le pudiera. todas las cosas necesarias para uno poder darles seguimiento. especialmente si te mudas de casa. lo primero que uno debe hacer es mandar la direcciÓn, verdad? >>> sÍ, claro ahora en pantalla ven donde se digitan los trece nÚmeros, seguidos del cÓdigo, si ves las bolitas, o cÍrculos allÍ, te van diciendo cÓmo va el proceso, o sea, mira a veces se critica a migraciÓn, pero realmente la tecnologÍa que tratan de implementar es buena, lo hacen para ayudar al pÚblico, sin alarmar a nadie, si maÑana el gobierno amanece cerrado, todos los casos de inmigraciÓn se van a atrasar mÁs. por favor que no cunda el pÁnico. las cosas se van a resolver, pero es parte de la democracia. >>> tienes la razÓn, asÍ vivimos, gracias por los consejos, vamos a estar los lunes con los tips que nos interesan de inmigraciÓn, me gustarÍa saber quÉ pasa en la farÁndula, a ti no? >>> me encantarÍa. >>> miralos todos, quÉ lindos se ven. (risas) ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> vamos mamacita. (risas) >>> u

isabelle wade, one of the founders of the san francisco parks alliance, handled our community outreach and she did a great job. we had meetings with hundreds of neighborhood residents including one of our wonderful supporters jamie whit a kerr, right there, jamie, wave. these residents working with landscape architects cliff low and katy taylor designed this park. later kirsten -- where is kirsten? a city planning and don of parks and rec as well as tradection professionals studied the park to ensure it met all the professional standards required of a san francisco city park ~. thank you, don. and kirsten, thank you, parks and rec. thank you, jamie, and thank you, cliff and katy for all your hard work. the children's play structure will be coming in the next few months. construction of the park is finished. the original plan for emerald park called for cities to buy the land and all the improvements as well as pay for the ongoing matesv. in these times of great stress on the city's budget, this solution proved difficult and we are so pleased to say today, let me reiterate alastair's wo

served on the blue, green, waste steering committee, and during its initial organizing period when isabel wade was there and i am on the board of directors of the bay access and the member of the committee water bay trail. and in 1999, the port asked me to serve on the sea wag committee, and because it felt that the human powered boating would be an important part of the future of the southern water front. and later, when the blue, green way concept came along, the blue, often was meant to refer to the water trail for a non-motorized small boats. and the green referred to the parks, and the bay trail connecting them. and the concept besides the blue green way is to channel the economic change from industrial to mixed use areas, in order to insure the creation and preservation of recreation space in the water and on the land. and the process was not new to san francisco. and it had happened, a long the northern water front when the park was created. our boating and swimming clubs had been originally created in the middle of industrial spaces. and in the late 19th century, the railroad trac

isabel gonzales. >> suarez: isabel gonzales is a beautiful story because it illustrates that pushing, pushing for acceptance at a time when port reekans were of indetermine nationality. after the united states took that island in the spanish american war, it wasn't clear whether they were citizens of the island but not citizens of the united states, whether they were immigrants if they came to america or people who were moving like somebody moving from new jersey to massachusetts. she arrives at ellis island-- she arrives in new york harbor, and they tell her she has to go to ellis island like an immigrant. she said, "hey, i'm from puerto rico. the american flag flies over san juan, flies over the government buildings. i'm not an immigrant." and even after it was established that she could legally move-- she married someone who was legally resident-- so the case was moot. she fought it all the way to the supreme court, famous case, and established the right of puerto ricans to be considered people who were part of these united states. in some ways she's puerto rican immigrant number o

isabel torres/compañera de trabajo de víctimas 6:01:21 yo trabajaba con ellas poco más de 8 años, buenas trabajadoras, muy disciplinadas, nunca fallaban, muy buenas trabajadoras, varias veces, hey bájala porque van muy recio, trabajaban muy, muy recio. la patrulla de caminos dice que el mercedes est registrado a una mujer, pero sospechan que un hombre fue el que choc y se di a la fuga.. cesar ---la presion continua a un congresista de california para que impulse una reforma migratoria.. ---hoy, cientos de activistas llegaron a bakersfield para exigirle al legislador "kevin mccarthy" que convenza a sus colegas republicanos.. ---lucero benitez, desde bakersfield, nos tiene mas informacion... take pkg cesar ---tiempo de la primera pausa comercial pero mas adelante, take vo ---justo en el dia del trabajo surgen nuevas trabas para lograr un acuerdo laboral en el bart... take vo ---en mexico, el presidente enrique peÑa nieto realiza su primer informe de gobierno entre fuertes protestas, enterese que fue lo que dijo.. take vo ---ademas, regresaremos en vivo con nuestro compaÑero angel ayllon

la india marÍa, isabel alvarez, todos todos suman y es un honor, un placer trabajar con ana brenda. tÚ que has trabajado con ella, alan. >>> besa muy rico. la verdad (rÍe). >>> no lo puede decir porque ya se casÓ. >>> besa rico o ¿no?. >>> besa rico es super actriz, es una niÑa disciplinada muy entregada a su trabajo. la admiro muchÍsimo y le aprendi muchas cosa hicimos muy buena mancuerna y nos aprendimos muy bien. desde el principio que estuvimos en ensayos y sabÍamos lo que querÍamos para las extensa y fui vimos confianza y se ve en pantalla. >>> lo que quieren saber, es compromiso, novia, amante ¿que es lo que tienes? ellas quieren saber cual es el estatus tuyo social. >>> para mi dolor llevo un aÑo solo. >>> ¿daniel? pero por quÉ?. >>> es un placer (risas). >>> daniel nos preguntamos ¿que buscas en una pareja? ¿en una mujer?. >>> yo no tengo una estereotipo de mujer ya definido a mi me encanta la persona que la persona que estÁ a mi lado que sea familiar, de dios, profesional. trabaja dora, honesta honesta, de vestido rosa. collares brillantes, y que estÉ en sal

westbound 580 pretty busy beginning 205 out of tracy and continuing out towards isabell exit. 26 minutes between the altamont pass and dublin inter change. that is the latest time saver traffic. for more on your forecast, here's lawrence. >> arriving flights over an hour delay. winds up to 38 miles per hour. the winds are going to blow today as we transition. get ready for fall. a little breezy toward the afternoon and not as warm. then we're going to see brief warming before the end of summer before we cool things down and bring in rain drops. one area of low pressure passing to our north now. could touch off a few scattered showers in far northern california. going to see the breezy conditions and the temperatures are going to stay down. a little gusty in spots. going to struggle to get to the 80s. sfo a couple clouds. arrival delays of over an hour. a little on the breezy side. around the country, possibility of thovrms. houston at 95. partly cloudy. 88 degrees. 73 degrees. a few clouds in chicago. feeling like fall in new york. around the bay the numbers in the 70s. a little sunshine

. >>> vÍctor ruano, de nueva jersey, 9 aÑos, tremenda sois >>> isabel es modelo, es modelo uno, botate. >>> y de pensvani 14 aÑo > ximenquien vieneor Í. >>> sÍ, gael garciae xas. 8 aitos >>> jazmÍn angelina de la florida, É coquieta, mple 5 aÑos. >>> quÉ hermosa. >>> y tbiÉn esta lien garcÍa nueva jersey, con 16 aÑos >>> y esta foto, chic, les presento ai hijo que cumple 19 aÑos. >>> wow!. >>> un galanazo. >>> si, es mi bebÉ,es ndon besito a mi hijo, te amo con todo mi corazÓn,e siento muy orgullosae . >>>ema, dla florida con 23 aÑos, astent dla directora de nuestro cuarto de control, fecidades. >>> felicitaciones a tabito. esiel seidor en twitter, felicidades por tu cumpleaÑos, si quiere felicitar a un amo o familiar, envÍe su foto a "dpierta amÉrica", lo direcciÓn es, la sabes alan? >>> sÍ, "despiertaÉrica >>si ecibeetico,orort west 41 amÉrica" ar@ uvision.com. >>> ahora festejamos. >>> sÍ. >>> mos. >>> estoy sorprendidoon el tamaÑo. >>> galanazo. >>> sÍ. no lo puedo crr. >>> egra. >>> no lo puedo creer todÍa. >>> sÍ, tiene un hijo de 17 aÑo >>> eso e s nau

isabel torres/compañera de trabajo de víctimas 6:01:21 yo trabajaba con ellas poco más de 8 años, buenas trabajadoras, muy disciplinadas, nunca fallaban, muy buenas trabajadoras, varias veces, hey bájala porque van muy recio, trabajaban muy, muy recio. la patrulla de caminos dice que el mercedes est registrado a una mujer, pero sospechan que un hombre fue el que choc y se di a la fuga.. cu - peluffo outro la policia agraga que hasta esta maÑana, no tenian indicios que el mercedes haya sido robado. este es mi informe, regreso contigo csar. cesar ---se registra un brote de e-colii en un restaurante de san francisco... take vo ---de acuerdo al departamento de salud, la semana pasada unas 14 personas se vieron infectadas por la bacteria cuya presencia se reporto en el restaurante asiatico "burma superstar" ubicado en el vecindario richmond... ---de acuerdo a las autoridades, originalmente nueve personas que comieron en el local resultaron infectadas... ---el restaurante cerro sus puertas voluntariamente este fin de semana para ser desinfectado.. cesar ---continua la presencia de mosquitos

. >> isabel era vecina de castro. >> creo que se debe de investigar, esperaba que se suicidara. >> y la forma en que veÍamos la situaciÓn, yo creo que sÍ. >> no se descarta upa demanda al departamento correccional del estado y estuvo a cargo de su juicio dijo cobardes engaÑan y persiguen a niÑos vulnerables. >> y este hombre no pudo soportar un mes una pequeÑa parte del castigo que Él perpetrÓ por mÁs de una dÉcada, que sepan que cuando los capturen pagarÁn un alto precio, no les serÁ facil el cautiverio tras las rejas. >> para evitar la pena de muerte castro se habÍa declarado culpable de mÁs de 900 cargos en su contra. >> yo fui la primera que ayudÉ a esa muchacha. >> aurora martÍ fue vecina de castro mÁs de 25 aÑos. >> me da pena de la mamÁ, porque la mamÁ yo la vi asÍ como dos meses atrÁs, se me tirÓ encima a llorar, yo la conozco a ella y lamentarme lo de ariel y yo pienso cÓmo estarÁ la mama hoy en dÍa de saber que Él se ahorcÓ. >> el 1 de agosto fue sentenciado a prisiÓn de por vida mÁs de mil aÑos por abusar y secuestrar durante mÁs de una dÉc

noticias como estas, son las que espera isabel medina, que ha vivido indocumentada en este paÍs. >>> muy triste cada maÑana, estar yendo a la calle con miedo y ni siquiera poder... dejar los niÑos en la escuela, quizÁs pueda volver a verlos al regreso. >>> miles marcharon por la reforma mi dprao tri. >>> no podemos des an maneras, la tÁctica del adversario es des animarte para que te dividas el tema spy Ñoz es que hacer con los 11 millones de indocumentados. el influyente del comitÉ judicial, el republicano comienza a flotar una idea. >>> seria concederle un tipo de estatus legal a los indocumentados, y que usen las vÍas existentes como una reclamaciÓn familiar o laboral para solicitar la residencia permanente y eventualmente la ciudadanÍa. >>> nosotros, podrÍamos trabajar con ese arquitectura, si los detalles incluyen, tarjetas de verdes por los indocumentados que califican por el estatus legal se espera que los detalles de la propuesta de nancy pelossi se divulguen alrededor del 5 de octubre. precisamente cuando se convoca a una mega marcha nacional en pro de la reforma.

go inside, isabel. i got it. i got it all. >> you see shirtless guy take a couple swings at will and gets on top of will and starts laying into him. shirtless guy, off-duty sheriffs county deputy. will, the guy whose yard this is, says he was taking out his trash, and saw this guy, barry, the off-duty sheriff's deputy in his yard. he said get off my property. officers from the police department came and responded to the call. when they showed up, they did not arrest anyone. after reviewing evidence and looking at the video. this is a battery investigation. now the whole thing has been turned over to the district attorney. >> i'm surprised. this guy was just asking him to get off his property. >> i have a feeling there's probably a lot more behind this. we reached out to the sheriff's department, they say they are aware of the video, they are investigating the matter personally. and the sheriff's deputy in the video is still on the force. >> get off of our property. i got it! i got it! >> labradors love to swim. t

. >>> an 18-year-old man sh in the hospital after being hit by a car on isabel avenue in livermore. a honda station wagon driven by a 44-year-old man from pleasant ton hit the 18-year-old as he was crossing the road. he was seriously injured and driven to the hospital. the person was at that point to the hospital and anyone who witnessed this accident is asked to call police. >>> 23 days and the contract talks to head off another strike are set to resume at 9:00 this morning. bart is expected to respond to the offer by the unions. they have a comprehensive counterproposal. bart workers are willing to make marriage concessions in order to reach a deal and keep the trains rolling next month. >> they've made a counterproposal to the district that exceeds more than $10 million in savings from our earlier previous proposal. the unions promised the public a game changing proposal. this is not a game changing proposal, not even significant movement. >> however, bart management says it will crunch the numbers and come back with a detailed response this morning. they're negotiating issues su

isabel miranda le secuestraron a un hijo que jamÁs volviÓ a ver. alejandro martÍ recuperÓ el al suyo muerto. el pequeÑo david hizo algo que la realidad le dice que es normal. >>> se hizo un delito que verdaderamente nos destruye. >>> como niÑo, para david fue solo una travesura. >>> para la gente siempre le escucho que dice, que andan robando niÑos y aunque no fue secuestrado. al film no recibiÓ un castigo. si no una consola de video juegos. en mÉxico, raÚl torres, telemundo. >>> capturaron a 3 sospechosos mÁs en el sonado caso heaven de mÉxico 12 jÓvenes mexicanos fueron secuestrados y meses despuÉs de contras sin vida en una fosa comÚn. la procuradurÍa general anuncio zoi que los 3 sujetos arrestados confesaron participar en el asesinato de los 12 jÓvenes mÁs otra vÍctima, 2 implicados mÁs estÁn en la carcel desde el lunes. las autoridades sospechan que ira una venganza por la neuro te de un narco men dista. >>> en mÉxico, sandra avila beltrÁn conocido como la reina del pacÍfico sufriÓ un doble revÉs judicial un juzgado le

of some people to watch for dangerous weather and to give us warning, like they did with hurricane isabel. in the united states, all kids have the right to an equal education. it's the law. if you use a computer lab at school, you might want to wash your hands afterward. the youth market alert reports that computer keyboards are often contaminated by germs. studies show a disturbing trend in the united states. fewer and fewer students are going into careers that have to do with math and science. a new study finds that parents often don't know about their teenagers' use of alcohol, tobacco, and drugs. having trouble sleeping and you're not sure why? if you already cut out caffeine and turned off your computer and video games, there's another culprit to consider -- your cellphone. it affects all of us, and we all want to know what it's going to do next -- the weather. finding alternatives to oil as an energy source is a national priority. so harnessing the wind would sound like a natural solution. scientists call them n.e.o.s -- near-earth objects. they're asteroids and comets that might so

eastbound there is a bit of slowing as you approach isabelle and the altamont pass where the construction kicked in. that will be an issue out of the area. back to you. >> thank you. to the latest on the developing story overseas. in the past hour several large blasts have knocked kenya's west gate mall where a hostage siege entered its third day. take a look at this live shot now just into our newsroom. look at the thick black smoke rising up from the mall. reporters say they heard blasts and gun fire. security forces are trying to rescue an unknown number of hostages held by al qaeda-linked terrorists. militants say the attack is in retaliation for kenyan military intervention in somalia. at least 68 people have been killed. and we know at least five americans were injured including a uc-berkeley graduate. elaine dang seen in this video. yesterday she posted a picture of herself in the hospital with a bandage on her head and the caption, proof that i'm okay. her employer tweeted out a picture of dang getting checked out. >> the 49ers aldon smith on an indefinite leave as he deals with p

the parks alliance has been a semi-private entity ever since isabelle wade stepped in my doorway and said, we've got to do more. and matt owe grade i brought in the park avenue katz following and we've honored as much of the promises to them ~ because they work so well on behalf of the rest of the citizenry of san francisco. and, so, i suggest to you that the emerald park as it is announced today in a public-private and semi-private partnership that is occurring will be, i think, the signalling of a new model going forward for the rest of the city. that as we proceed with this incredible investor confidence that the emerald fund has that the housing and development has, we'll also be asking for new types of partnerships to be created because it is no longer just the city that has to run the park system. we have to run it in a better and smarter way. and what can be better is that alliance that we have with the parks alliance. i think -- and i want to thank again the leadership and the private sector oz and alastair, and to your particularly spouses today, that you signal that this me

another day of intensive brainstorming isabel to get going at the g twenty summit in st petersburg it's a fresh chance to try and see some common ground after day one for the syrian crisis spit leaders of the world's top economies into two rival camps. right around half of the g. twenty members are said no to america's intention to strike syria without the u.s. go ahead washington accuses damascus of using chemical weapons in the more than two year long war but it's all humans fail to convince all love to st petersburg for the details with our g.'s. let's say you know a lot of us knew that syria was going to be the talking point really it wasn't on the agenda but it still made it on to the how have you you know how that is gushing has been playing out with the leaders there at the g. twenty summit. it seems the word unprecedented is written all over this g. twenty summit it is unprecedented that the leaders of the united states and russia have no official meetings during this summit is unprecedented that the leader of the host nation says that a political and diplomatic issue must be in

they were isabelle wade and karen kid well. i don't know if either one of them is here today. ~ now we have matt owe grade i speaking to you from the merge park trust. i'm sorry, san francisco parks alliance. ~ we can't forget that, they're doing so much. this is our parks -- citizens parks group. okay, lizy hirsch, please come up. we want to raise hands with you. (applause) >> mary hobson. jeff miller. [cheering and applauding] >> okay. and carina bonamo who was -- this incredible playground in the most beautiful park in san francisco, we've already heard that online. it is now officially the most beautiful park in san francisco. [cheering and applauding] >> with the most amazing playground. and this was a dream that carina had. she moved it from a dream. there were splinters in this little wood playground that we had, and carina got a group together, did this in the most democratic way possible, and just has done a fabulous job. thank god. i hope you have many more projects ahead of you. >> thanks, lynn. and i just want to ma

karin woods, isabelle wade, [speaker not understood], and redmond. they have passed on but they left us something really beautiful and we're pleased about that. i just want to say a special word of thanks to all of the community that live here. thank you so much for your dedication to this project, for your patience, for your tolerance as we close bike lanes, we close passage through lanes, we close the sidewalks, we drove piles, we poured cement, we laid grass. it was all worth it, and we really appreciate how tolerant and patient and the cheer leaders that you've been in doing that. so, thank you so much. and a special thank you to the district 6 supervisor who has remained equally vigilant, but also very tolerant and patient, our very own jane kim. please help me in welcoming supervisor kim. (applause) >> first of all, what a treat to have otis redding iii here with us this morning. i am a huge fan. and as an elected official, as a politician, many of my role models are musicians and otis redding is one of them. and he sang my favorite version of

it's now been 10 years since hurricane isabel slammed into the mid-atlantic region. bety time it made landfall here winds reduced from 165 minch but it was the storm surge that did most of the damage, especially in fellows point bowleys corners. on wednesday's anniversary residents in those communities reflected on the years of hardship that followed the storm. >> it was pretty traumatic. it really was. hopefully, praise god, it doesn't happen again. they said that was like a 100-year storm, so let's hope it is. >> residents in bowleys corner said the last trailer removed from that community, just a couple months ago. >> and another win puts the o's within a win of the wild card. that was a great game. highlights coming up in sports. >> and time for another check 06 weather and traffic. >> no delays for m.t.a. users however, other news, southbound 83 just past the maryland line exit, all lanes are closed. we're hearing there's an overturned vehicle on the southbound side of 83 shutting down those lanes. northbound not hearing of any closures. we'll keep you posted. m

y ya no se borran sus graffitis por ordende la reina isabel. en europa es imposible pensar que hubiera podido morir asÍ sea accidental por la pistola de un policÍa, en estados unidos si puede suceder, y gracias a la muerte de israel hernÁndez muchos se estÁn enterando del arte de la calle. >>> quÉ buen reportaje. y se abre ese debate. debido a la muerte de un muchacho. lo que mucha gente no sabe es que le traemos esta cultura del exterior, y los muchachos se ven influencias, mientras los mayores celebran con champaÑa, y no saben que llevan a los niÑos y ellos quieren hacer lo mismo. y otra cosa, fui a un tour y estÁ por todo miami, no quise poner imÁgenes, y como Él hay mÁs. es un fenÓmeno que hay que estudiar. >>> y en lugares como california hay Áreas para hacer lo que llamamos en mÉxico muralismo. ahora lo interesante es ver que Áreas estan designadas para que expresen su arte. >>> y yo investigue un poco, y le gusta la adrenalina, sabes que te gusta estar corriendo, y haciendo las cosas tÉcnicamente ilegales, y no lo van a h

isabelle and madeline who are 5 years old from coconut creek, florida. >> hi. >> hi, i'm maddy. >> we're from coconut creek, florida. we're the "gma" kids forecasters. >> today is a little bit of rain, but then the sun is going to come out. we're going to go play, bye, bye. >> wow. izy and maddy. wardrobe change. i know. >> they get more and more elaborate. it's great. >> i'd get in trouble. >> the rules change once you get north of like seven. thank you, ginger. coming up on "gma," after a major lobbying push, california on the verge of cracking down on the paparazzi. what it could mean for the celebrities and the photographers. >>> and the pets who love to show off, we're celebrating pet selfiez sunday coming up. [ all gasp ] oj, veggies -- you're cool. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! 'cause i'm re-workin' the menu, keeping her healthy and you on your toes. [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein. i see you, cupcake! uh-oh! [ bottle ] the number one doctor recommended brand

teacher isabelle had him show off the other skills he learned since being at this special school. >> good. good job. >> the school also has an outdoor classroom. it's one of isaiah's favorite places to learn. >> look, isaiah. pick it up. good job. >> let me see. >> he picks tomatoes while his other teacher helps him collect them and makes him laugh when he pulls the green ones by mistake. >> he doesn't talk but he does let you know how he's feeling. he will let you know through sounds. will he hold your hand and lead you somewhere. >> she says while he is learning lots of things here at school he could really benefit from a family to love him. >> and i think every child loves to be loved and loves to feel like they have this group of people who are rooting for them. >> good. >> isaiah has a cheering squad at school. it would be nice to have one to go home to. barbara harrison, news 4, for wednesday's child. >> if you have room in your home and your heart for isaiah or perhaps another child who is waiting, call our special adoption hotline, 1-88-to-adopt-me or search wednesday's child

we needed to take a break and left at that point and i don't know if my daughter isabel wanted to go on it. we skipped it. we saw it in operation. i did notice in the area we kept hearing a like banging sound and i don't know if it was related to the ride or not but every so often, i don't know a ride stopping or what it was but something didn't sound right and sitting at the ferris wheel, i thought, how safe are the rides because, you know, they break them down, set them up. you never know. and then we hear this happened and it was just kind of a sickening feeling the know that happened. >> wow. and you apparently took a lot of pictures that we're showing. you know? your instincts kicked in to take pictures of a lot of people being treated. overall, you know, did you hear anything at the time? when the accident occurred on that ride. did you see anything that was, you know, that let you know right away that something terrible had happened? >> no. i mean, we actually weren't near the ride at the time of the accident. we heard the commotion of all the sirens and all the little golf ca

isabelle and madeline who are 5 years old from coconut creek, florida. >> hi, i'm izzy. >> hi, i'm maddy. >> we're from coconut creek, florida. we're the "gma" kids forecasters. >> today is gonna be a little bit of rain, but then -- the sun is going to come out. so bye bye, we're going to go play. >> wow. izzy and maddy. the wardrobe change. i know. >> they get more and more elaborate. it's great. >> can you work that in? >> i'd get in trouble. i'd have issues with that. >> the rules change once you get north of like, 7. thank you, ginger. >>> coming up on "gma," after a major lobbying push by halle berry and jennifer garner, california on the verge of cracking down on the paparazzi. what it could mean for the children of celebrities and the penalties that the paparazzi would now face. >>> and the pets who love to show off, we're celebrating pet selfies on sunday. photographers. >>> and the pets who love to show off, we're celebrating pet selfies on sunz. [ all gasp ] oj, veggies -- you're cool. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! 'cause i'm re-workin' the menu, keeping her heal

slowing past isabelle interchange. we're looking at 880 as well with the volume increasing. nobody with the taillights. but you're at the limit all the way down in toward the bridge in hayward. >> we saw christina out in the mix, weathering all of that wind. not the only thing going on in the bay area. we have a little of everything. there is also that wine harvest. we'll be out there knicks. >> plus t bay area connection to the massive mo la sis spill. >>> new developments in the washington navy yard shooting, that yard we can tell you does remain closed this morning. fbi agents continue their investigation of yesterday's deadly shooting. more than a dozen people died including the alleged gunman. tracie potts right now live in washington, d.c. this morning. she has the new details on the shooter and his mental health. good morning. >> reporter: hi, jon, good morning. the fbi tells us they will be on scene processing everything for about two days and we are learning new details about this shooter, this alleged shooter, aaron alexis. according to the associated press and law

. >> reporter: he was equally at home sitting next to karzai as he was to isabel. such muches his charm and presence, he was impossible not to like. despite his fame, he always had time for a colleague in the corridor as it is a serving prime minister. >> amazing because of the amount of people he dealt with on a daily basis. you have statesmen, celebrities. he knew them all, and yet he was an ordinary guy. really very nice man. >> reporter: david cameron said, my heart goes out to korina and the family. david was an extraordinary man with charm, wit, talent and intelligence and warm in equal measure. he made a huge impact on television and politics. the nixon interviews were among the great broadcast moments, but there were many other brilliant interviews. he could be and certainly was with me a friend and fierce interviewer. after making his name in britain in the 1960s, frost broke through in the u.s. with what mr. cameron alluded to. >> i let down the country. >> reporter: his most famous interview is of richard nixon when the president admitted he betrayed his

, volunteers wouldn't like giving up a third of the preserve, but neither do frequent visitors like isabelle. >> i mean, yeah, probably bring more money because they can park here and go to football, but how about the nature? i mean, we have to start thinks about the nature. this is the only thing that we got here. it's just not fair. >> reporter: even those with no connection to ulistack don't think it's a hot idea. howard gibbons follows the 49ers with passion but also to follows his tax dollars. >> not too old of a soccer field. they built it not too long ago. there's that big investment of building that lot. >> reporter: sure, the 49ers could pay the millions to relocate the field, but where to is the million-dollar question. >> essentially lly what they'r asking us to do is give them -- and they're saying that's not problem, you'll still have your head and your feet left. >> reporter: the 49ers are trying to stay out of this saying they want to be a partner in what happens. the real decision lies with the santa clara city council. they'll begin discussing exactly what happened with the

. >> reporter: he was equally at home sitting opposite karzai as he was next to isabel. such was his charm and presence that he was impossible not to like. despite his fame he had as much time for a colleague in the core doer as he did a serving prime minister. >> amazing because of the amount of people he dealt with on a daily basis, people he knew by first-name terms, some of the top people in the world. statesmen, celebrities. he knew them all, and yet he was still an ordinary guy and a really nice man. >> reporter: david cameron said, my heart goes out to corina and the family. sir david was an extraordinary man with charm, wit, talent, intelligence and warment warmth in equal measure. he made a huge impact. the nixon interviews were among the great broadcast moments. he could be and certainly was with me both a friend and fiercesome interviewer. after making his name in britain in the 1960s, he broke through in the u.s. with what mr. cameron alluded to, his most famous interview of richard nixon when the american president admitted he betrayed his people. that inter