cheryl: dennis, over to you. dennis: in your monday media minute, four roars and mar rell is marvelous. thor: the dark world, hammering out $86 million at the u.s. box office opening weekend and $180 million worldwide, the sequel now nearing $330 million in just two weekends. and disney fought marvel in 2010 but only recently gained all rights from paramount. that means disney pockets all rights. and kids say the darnedest things, criticizing disney's abc and jimmy kimmel when he asked a 6-year-old what the u.s. should do about the $1.3 trillion it goes to china. kid's answer: kill everyone in china. world's second largest economy might want to learn to take a joke. and lastly, there's this -- the editor-in-chief of guns and ammo magazine resigning and issuing an apology for running a column advocating gun regulation. the author of that column also is out. there's the first amendment, and there's also knowing your audience. cheryl: i'm trying to get over the fact there's actually something called guns and ammo ma

cheryl? cheryl: i keep wondering what to do with this. all right, from washington state to cincinnati and beyond, sweeping referendums on ballots across the country today that could have major effects on you in the near future. fox news political analyst juan williams, washington examiner senior columnist tim carney are going to be here to break it down. as we go to break, take a look at the world's currencies, you've got that negative read on the european economy in this morning. muck. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] the founder of mercedes-benz once wrote something on a sheet of paper and placed it in his factory for all to see. ♪ four simple words where the meaning has never been lost. the challenge always accepted. and the calling forever answered. ♪ introducing the all-new 2014 s-class. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. introducing the all-new 2014 s-class. i see a world bursting with ideas, with ambition. i'm thinking about china, brazil, india. the world's a big place. i want to be a part of it. ishares international etfs. emergin

cheryl? cheryl: this blackberry story that you're on for the day, and i know you're going to be doing more throughout the afternoon, it's fascinating. i was watching one of the major networks, and it was all smartphone, tablet ads, and none of them were apple. none of them were blackberry. dennis: and then you get into a death spiral so you advertise less and less, and they came out with that z10, but this is just a company that shot itself in the foot. sometimes the market moves past you, but then you do things yourself to hurt the company, and that's what this company did. and let's not forget this is a company that called for an sec investigation of stock manipulation when one analyst said, hey, i think they're getting a lot of returns. so shame on 'em. cheryl: i'm going to stay on the tech thing. the secret barges of google, remember those? are these simply giant party boats? the truth behind the mystery solved. that's coming up in your west coast minute. dennis: but first, take a look at

back to cheryl. cheryl: that is confidence. thank you. well, remlitber when president obama said this back in 2009? >> if you are saying to people, you have to get health insurance but they can actually afford it, i hwe to pay a penalty if they don't get it, that is a pretty big burden on middle-n families. cheryl: it turns out that middle-class families are already feeling that burdeoca state health exchanges due to a dramatic price spikes. here with more, elizabeth macdonald. this was supposed to happen this way. but you have found is in states acroat the counties l premi--se completely spiking on the middle-class. heryl: that's right. in the emilhange's compared to what they were pre reform. let me show you theimpmy astates that we are seeing the price spikes happening. states like nevada, arizona, minnesota, wyoming, you will see these other states where they sought a doubling of their price pre reformi- what we are also seeing is even when the state exchanges hwe >> rnched in states like california, texas, ohio, vermont, we are seein

cheryl: talk about money, dennis brought that up. >> yes. cheryl: this went on tour. the bid is november 14th. that's a thursday of the this is going to we believe 8 to 10 million? >> estimated eight million to $12 million. we've had interest here and in the united states surprisingly from potential bidders overseas. cheryl: i don't want to hear that. >> we're not supposed to concern who bought by i confess i hope an american purchases it. dennis: haven't many of rare items been fetching higher than expected prices? don't you auction guys tend to want to raise that bar when you say how much it could sell for? >> yeah, we sold washington's annotated copy of the constitution, last year, june 2012. sold for $9.8 million. we estimated two to three million. when that sold in auction in the mid '60s, sold for 24,000. i am not good at numbers but i think that is better than the stock market or rate of inflation. cheryl: patrick, thank you very much. thank you for bringing in the proclamation. >> my pleasure, thank you. dennis: one in 12 children in the u.s. is believed to ha

cheryl: yes. a major step forward in janet yellen's nomination process as fed chief, she has been approved in committee but rand paul says he will filibuster when it comes before the full senate. how will senate vote play into that decision? peter barnes with that side of the story. ashley: is getting married good for your financial health? reports suggest that obamacare contains a marriage penalty. would you consider living in sin to save on insurance? that is not very romantic. tweet us on that story. rich edson coming up. cheryl: government unloading the stake in general motors. good for the car company but who is left holding the bag? the taxpayer. liz macdonald on the billions it will cost all of you. ashley: they went around the world paying only in bitcoins. austin and becky craig are here to tell us about the 101-day fascinating journey. it is not a two-bit story. all that ahead on this can't-miss hour of "markets now." top of the hour, markets steaming along nicely, thank you very much. l

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right back to cheryl. cheryl: thank you so much. we continue to follow the breaking news out of washington. you are looking live pictures of the senate floor where the threat of a nuclear option is still hanging over the entire chambers. this would change the rules of the senate which have not been changed in decades. major implementations of janet yellen. let's start with what this means for the nomination process for janet yellen and the fed chair. >> to be easier for janet yellen to be confirmed. this is very topical today because we have heard from a spokesperson from senator rand paul, of kentucky that he still had planned to move forward with a filibuster hold on the nomination of janet yellen because he wants the senate to vote on his bill that would audit the fed more, provide more transparency to the fed operations according to him and his supporters. but if a nuclear option succeeds today, democrats can just ignore this veto threat by rand paul, plenty of votes to prove janet yellen. approved by vote of 14-8, and republica

ashley and cheryl. cheryl: peter, i'm curious here. when you're going through the minutes if there seemed to be more of a discontent between members this time versus the last minutes statement that we got? we're hearing that from speeches we keep getting from these guys. >> remember that you have the members of the fed open market committee which are the policy members but then the broader group of folks in the room include, are called participants and that includes the non-voting members of the banks and several of those, charles plosser, richard fisher, and others are hawks and opponents of qe. so we've been hearing from them as much as some of the voting members. so, yeah, but they're really struggling with, you know, how to unwind, how to exit and how to communicate with this, and whether they should have rules, well, we'll start tapering when the unemployment rate hits a certain percentage and things like that, so, but no decisions. ashley: no decisions. same as you are. peter barnes, thank you very much. we have a former fed insi

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cheryl: thanks. dennis: what is bugging me is the government's $13 billion shakedown of jpmorgan chase. could be announced today and that is how much it will cost the nation's biggest best run bank to get the feds to take care. , dropped most of their investigations and leave the bank alone. a grab bag of payoffs here, $4 billion for the federal agency jpmorgan supposedly suckered into buying a bad mortgage bonds. the same bonds largely created to make the same agency's own policy goal of home buying for all who cannot afford it and $4 billion for distressed homeowners though there is scant evidence the bank did anything directly to harm them. chase is being forced to write off $17 billion for homeowners who owe more than their homes are worth at half a billion dollars more to reduce the payment homeowners make and $2 billion to write out principles for vacant properties and make new loans to low-income buyers which got as into this mess in the first place, and directly injured these underwater homeo

cheryl: thank you very much. well, what do you think, is backed the united states i will speak with the man behind america's restoring efforts. dennis: california would like to up lure more business back to the united states wants a never $45 billion in annual adjusted income in the past 18 years because of higher taxes..3 where is the money going? we will show you. ♪ cheryl: stocks every 15 minutes. let's bring in nicole petallides from the floor of the new york stock exchange. we're looking the dow barely off session highs. we expected the opposite today after that jobs report. >> yeah, it was really tricky here, that jobs report because it brought in all kinds of chatter from the labor participation rate which is terrible, worst since 1978. it seems like it was a better than expected report. that being said we're seeing certain sectors moving on the idea if you were to have a better report and the fed were to taper, then you would see insurers such as metlife and financials doing well. metlife, for example,

cheryl: you are wrong about that. cheryl: hold on a second. gold rebounding after hitting not one month well as copper sinks to the lowest level in three months. we head to the cme and phil flynn. >> in china the gold is lighting up, they were very disappointed in china with his four day communist party leader who was supposed to unleash the capitalistic spirit, redo the chinese economy and stimulate it. chinese people were not very convinced after the meeting, they got back into the gold in a big way. in singapore we saw gold prices restart to storm. is the opposite story for copper peer. because of the disappointment with the reform talks in shot at it really hurt the copper market. we have seen one of the biggest drops in copper we have seen a couple weeks down $0.07. the thing you have to remember, the physical demand in china for gold really slowed over the last couple weeks, in anticipation that the chinese government was going to unleash the capitalistic spirit, revitalize the economy. that manhattan down the road. some people said the

cheryl: thank you. dennis: your media minute time warner cable is in place, the stock popping up 8% on a reported is seeking a bid from the no. one cable guy, comcast to keep time warner out of the clutches of a smaller cable guy, charter communications. comcast stock was up 2% on the report that the stock of charter has been up a bit as well. the idea of comcast acquiring number 2 may not fly with the old -- the obama administration but big changes lie ahead. keep an eye out. twitter unveils a new service letting advertisers zapped online ads to twitter users as the tweet about the shows they are watching. this new tv conversation targeting could lead sponsors of a show dispatch several offers to fans who are watching at that moment or the other brands that are not advertising the show target ads of the fan base anyway and surveys show 8% of us have a smart phone or tablet or watch on the hdtv screen at home but more and half of golf viewers haven't bothered to use any interactive features. cheryl: 50

cheryl: thank you. dennis: breaking news the house set to vote on a bill that any minute will allow americans whose insurance has been cancelled to keep their plans through 2014. rich edson on capitol hill with the latest. dennis: the house is about to begin this vote that will likely result in the house passing a bill that would allow insurance companies to continue offering the plans that were phased out largely by new regulations put in by obamacare. it is similar to what the president announced administratively yesterday we asked the sponsor of the bill, the chairman of the house energy and commerce committee fred upton why bother passing this proposal when the president said he will do this administratively, he said the only way to fix it is by putting it in law. >> interesting for the last week he has trashed our bill and now he has done something similar to what it does. the jury is out whether he has the legal authority to do this and not. we are trying to resolve this with certainty and that is

cheryl: rich, thank you. dennis: sticking with health care, key health care official admitting in test my to congress 30 to 40% of healthcare.gov still needs to be built. given how well they did the past three years to build the first 70%, it is going over swimmingly well. chairman and ceo of th ehealth. you wrote a letter to its go to offer to help out. tell us what you offered and what you heard. >> we have done this for years and years. the amazon.com of health insurance. we wrote a letter to the president offering to help, we will take is over while others are trying to fix the federal government exchange to get people enrolled because at the end of the day this is all about enrollment, not about building a glitzy exchange. dennis: i mention they responded pretty quickly. >> i am still waiting for a direct response. a little bit of interaction, but nothing specific. at this point it is obvious they are not going to use us to do that. fixing what they have and that is all fine and dandy. i hope it works we

get you back to cheryl and ashley. cheryl: all right. arthel, thank you very much. those were the lines for the ferry in san francisco. oh, those poor people. >>> it was 1963. the 30 fifth president of the united states, john f. kennedy, was assassinated as his motorcade made its way through dallas's dealey plaza. let's look at the cost of living was 50 years ago. a car went for $2300, a stamp was four cents and gasoline costs 30 cents a gallon. the dow jones industrial average opened that mornings at 732 points but took a sharp 2.9% dive on the news. fox news's michelle maculoso joins us live from a very rainy day in dealey plaza, from the site of the infamous grassy knoll near where president kennedy was shot of the michelle. >> a very wet, rainy, cold day in dallas. the rain has picked up a lot since the ceremony just ended. orchestra was supposed to play. they did not play during the ceremony because of weaaher. what did happen, you see media from all around the world is here, covering this event where jfk, john f. kennedy was assassinated 50 years ago today. ar

cheryl: it has been many years. you don't hear about this happening at lax and this is the first in a long time. we are all over it. we have the breaking news accessing the story. >> tweets from bill writer, he is there right now. waiting for a delayed flight and he said he heard the gunshot and the first thing he did was hired under of bench. he said they have been putting people on buses, hundreds of people on the tarmac. he senses a house. they are taking people away from the scene of the shooting and he is on the other side of the terminal. the scene is a very surreal with announcements of departing flights still playing overhead at the terminal. he said at first he heard the gunfire and felt a new kind of fear. in never witnessed anything like this before. tweeting photos inside the terminal and if you check his twitter feet, it is relatively crowded. some security presence inside. the reception is very terrible so looking at someone at the airport, be patient, they are able to get tweets out but very little el

cheryl received an emmy nomination for her 6-part series on the children of kosovo, she was selected by the league of women voters as one of the six women who could be president. ladies and gentlemen, cheryl jennings. >> i wanted to let you know that i got to see the bully movie yesterday with mr. caranza and 800 kids and melinda who was wearing her stop bullying tee shirt, so cute. it was an amazing experience and that video is in my head and the tears are in my heart for everybody that's lost a child. we're going to see a video right now that will set the tone of this panel. it will affect you. i saw it this morning so it would be appreciate in my head. you are going to meet the father who is featured in this video so i ask you to put down your electronic devices, your i pads and c phones please and pay attention to this and just be in the moment. if we can roll that dvd, please. (inaudible) funny, most of the times bossy. she would be over at their house, guys, let's not watch tv, let's go do something because i only have two hours before i have to go home and i want to do somethi

cheryl? >> nice >> thank you >> well, just ahead a bay area university changes its mind about cutting classes. >> abc7 news i team looks into binge drinking at cal and >>> the bill, as amended is passed. >> the senate voted to and there is no indication the house is fog to take it up >> california high speed rail authority helping veterans with disabilities get back to work the authority ask state department signed a new partnership promising small businesses owned by disabled vets will be awarded contracts on the bullet train project. >> it's a great partnership for all of us to have especially folks committed to a vision. >> a new state audit released found the state is failing miz bli when it comes to helping vets find jobs only 60 were actually offered positions. >> dozens of military veterans staged a protest outside of the oakland federal building upset over epic delays in getting claims approved average wait after ridges almost two years. the veterans tape and under staffed offices. co

back to you, dan, cheryl? >> great news, thank you very much. >> yeah. she looks great out there wow. >> thank you. >> coming up next, cliff-hangers a big event that may be a big deal. >> new at 6:00 new treatment approach showing positive approach. we'll >>> a couple who survived the asiana airlines crash just returned to china and are sharing their ordeal. you can watch this very compelling story tonight on abc7 news at 11:00. >> christmas just an a of the we-inspiring story. the ford escape, the company says the cylinder heads can overheat and crack and that could start oil leaks that could start engine fires. this is the 7th time the car has been recalled since being redesigned and went on sale last year. >> if you notice someone staring at the sky on thanksgiving they're not bored with dinner but may be thinking about a comet that has sky watchers excited. it's making a close enter counter with the sun on thursday, if it doesn't fall, it will provide a show in december as it passes earth the astronomers say it could paint the sky with a green streak

cheryl. yeah. after you get done with segment 3, they're coming across the wall right here. >> i remember tom saying to me at one point, "cheryl. cheryl. they're coming over the wall!" and i still get goosebumps when i remember that. he was there to record this, to report on it. >> it's amazing. >> we didn't know if they would shoot them. with bullets. that had been the history of that wall. instead, they shot them with water cannons. and so people came over the wall drenched, wet with water cannon fire. they came over the wall with champagne bottles. and west germans greeting east germans. >> they should break the wall down just any moment, i think. >> with no time left to prepare, brokaw must improvise. >> we'd better go live because they've just seen me with this crowd behind me. >> and i said to the control room back here, i'm just going to have to ad-lib this broadcast because i can't follow the script. you know, it's chaos. i can barely hear myself. >> cheryl. >> and right before i went on th

. >> reporter: well, cheryl, a lot of delays of the flights come together bay area delayed about an hour, hour and a half, many of them have been cancelled. san jose international airport has become the fall back position for airlines with planes with no place to land once lax was shut down. and passengers on those planes were going to anxiety as they tried to figure out what is going on on the ground. airline passengers were left up in the air, how they'd get to their destination when told mid flight about the shooting. >> they came over the loud speaker and said there had been a breech at lax. and that they'd decided because the airport was closed to divert to vegas. >> the southwest flight had tv and wi-fi >> just following it live as it's happening. and found out what it was. and so, we were kind of at ease a little bit to know it would be okay. it wasn't anything that would affect us. >> san jess yeah international airport was also affected as flights bound to l.a.x. had to land here. >> virgin america could have up to five flights diverted to to here. >> a total of six carriers fly

. >> 50-year-old william and 58- year-old cheryl 1990 murder. they were stabbed to death in castro valley. now evidence was heating up 3 years ago. >> time works for us . the two are no longer together. >> reporter: the family members were overwhelmed by emotions during the press conference. >> finally we can begin to close this chapter. >> they also learned hours following the body being found cheryl and billy drove to reno where they were married. >> both facing murder charges in the cold case. >>> we are 2 days away from thanksgiving. for shoppers that is 3 days until black friday. those shoppers don't have to wait until then if they don't want to. they are shopping on thanksgiving day. >> reporter: some are looking for bargains. >> i am looking for the deals. >> reporter: mace >> reporter: macy's is open is thanksgiving. >> they want to extend hours. >> reporter: he says the shorter shopping season means businesses must do what they can to squeeze the margins. >> there is margin pressure. you want to extend ours of operation. >> there are no

cheryl, this question for -- >> i'm a bronze shoe kind of guy, seeing as i am third. >> cheryl, which body part does corbin say he developed the most during "dancing with the stars"? abs? legs? or feet? >> legs. >> corbin? >> the feet. >> how do you develop the feet? >> there's a follow. >> it's the arch. the arch. >> fine, whatever. >> the legs have diminished. i sweat way too much. >> it was the only thing that wasn't perfect on your body. and now that it is, all is good. >> are you ready? >> we're all losing here. >> to derek. >> yes. i'm ready for this. >> and by the way, we should add, derek, this is another thing for you to win. so, here we go. what dance did jack say he will never do again? is it the samba? is it the tango? is it the cha-cha? or is it "d" all of the above? >> it must be all of the above. come on. >> if you had to pick one. >> oh. >> i knew it. >> i thought it was the cha-cha, too. but i thought all of the above. >> realistically, when am i ever going to do a samba or a tango ever again? unless you hire me for a bar mitzvah, wedding and/or funeral. >> it is a ti

>> cheryl jennings, abc7 news. >> thank you, cheryl, for getting that attention. we are going to be there to see william get that much-needed eye surgery in los angeles and bring that you follow-up to his story. ahead on abc7 sunday morning news, one east bay city is getting a new beach by restoring the old one. how engineers are recreating almeda beach. here's a live look from our roof cam. the clouds have started lifting. it should be sunny and dry throughout the bay area today, but finally rain is on the way. lisa argen will have your forecast in just a few. ♪ ♪ welcome to aulani. it's hawaii with a touch of disney magic. ♪ if you do something today. and there's never been a better time because this year, devry university has $45 million dollars in need and merit-based scholarships and grants available to those who qualify. and this degree can make a difference. in 2012, 90% of devry university grads actively seeking employment had careers in their field within 6 months. now is your time. apply by january 6th and find your career success in the bay area.

cheryl jennings have stories about the taylors and the camps every year. if you would like to support the taylor family foundation, please go to our website, abc7news.com and click on see it on tv. just ahead, tracking mountain lions in the bay area. what researchers hope to learn. and the backlash after an american tv host posts pictures of her animal trophies on-line. and bay area teens send a message to the fashion industry. the lie that the group says retailers are trying to get passed up. >> and we will take a look at

last is cheryl young and the chief executive director of gate path and oversees a large nonprofit in san mateo county and focus on turning disabilities into possibilities and she's a wonderful addition to the panel and it's an area that school districts have to deal with in terms of special needs and what we're talking about affects these children if not more than the other children so thank you cheryl. [applause] so we have a large panel and they can all tell you i sent them an email yesterday said you will have a brief time to say what you do, what your organization is doing, address the needs of the kids suffering or facing bullying and i told them they have two to three minutes, not 23 minutes and i'm going to hold them to it so jeff let's start with you. >> sure. thank you. i think one thing that a perspective

last is cheryl young and the chief executive director of gate path and oversees a large nonprofit in san mateo county and focus on turning disabilities into possibilities and she's a wonderful addition to the panel and it's an area that school districts have to deal with in terms of special needs and what we're talking about affects these children if not more than the other children so thank you cheryl. [applause] so we have a large panel and they can all tell you i sent them an email yesterday said you will have a brief time to say what you do, what your organization is doing, address the needs of the kids suffering or facing bullying and i told them they have two to three minutes, not 23 minutes and i'm going to hold them to it so jeff let's start with you. >> sure. thank you. i think one thing that a perspective that prosecutors can to this discussion is first of all the reason people become prosecutors generally they don't like it when other people are taken advantage of. it really offends the very core for a prosecutor. you know i often joke i don't even like when people cut in

>> that's amazing. ...the perfecter will work on short hair as well, like cheryl's. even on coarse, frizzy hair like jessie has, with just one pass. >> look at that. perfectly straight from the scalp down. turn to the side. >> wow, look at that. >> perfectly straight. all that kink that's in here, perfectly straight. all right, honey, you are going to be amazed at the results. we're going to let you go and >> all right, have fun.do it. we'll see you soon. ...all of our volunteers went backstage to try the perfecter for just three minutes. it didn't matter the length or texture of their hair, the results were incredible. ally has very long hair that looked ratty and dull. then she used the perfecter. >> this is amazing. i can already see the shine, i can already see the shine. >> patti: now look at how smooth and beautiful it is, full of shine and style. >> hi, gorgeous. >> i love it! >> oh, my gosh. >> wow, look at that. >> it's beautiful. >> oh, my goodness gracious, i love it. what a transformation. >> i know. >> total transformation. >> patti: and jessie's problem

also, cheryl jennings catches up with a man who has a lot to be thankful for tonight. his eyesight has been restored. we'll find out how social media made it happen. >> the must have electronic gadgets for this holiday >>> now from abc 7 news owe. >>> a rally honors the memories of two san francisco leaders murdered 35 years ago tonight. this is the anniversary the assassination that rocked city hall and much of the country. killed were the popular mayor of san francisco, george mosconi and the nation's first openly gay official, supervisor harvey milk. the people who attended the city hall rally tonight marched by candlelight into the castro district where supervisor milk operated a camera shop before he was killed. reporter vic lee has the story. >> both mayor mosconi and supervisor harvey milk have been shot and killed. >> chris mosconi was only 16 when a police officer told them his dad was killed. >> i said what's going on? and he said son, you don't know. your father has expired. those are the words he said. i never really heard it someone say that. >> november 2

cheryl jennings made it happen. it's just incredible. >> we want to thank twitter and a anonymous donor >>. it's been a stressful day. so rewarding for william fleming. because of a social media request. he wanted the eye surgeon to perform the surgery because dr. brian invented a machine and procedure just for this disease and has a ten year track record of success. his fiancee watched nearby. she did all of the research, found dr. brian. william is so glad she did. >> it's great. i feel grachlt i can see everything. i looked around and seen the doctor. i didn't see him before. >> they live in san jose with their five children. he was worried about being able to watch his children grow up. his family tried fund raising but didn't have success. then, his fiancee's mother messaged me, asking for help. soy sent out a tweet and didn't expect anything and a miracle happened. >> i came to william because of cheryl because of cheryl in san francisco. and she had put out an alert. and an anonymous donor contacted us and wa

cheryl took a donation for a thousand dollars. but we don't need a thousand from you. we just need something. you can see the workers have been here since 11:00 this morning they'll be here until 11:35 tonight give us a call. again we've been talking to cynthia shaw throughout this. remarkable event. >> you know we're always thrilled of generosity of the community they come out every time there is a disaster and share with those that are less fortunate z met a huge tragedy. >> what will money go for? you're saying they have trained l volunteers on the ground? >> correct. they have half a million trained volunteers. this gives them resources to buy food, medicines, water, mosquito nets. and what they need. >> can they get to where the need exists? >> roads were impass wrabl but more roads are being able to get through. they're getting into affected areas and now, we need to get those where they're most needed. >> and that is what's happening here tonight? helping get those resources thank you very much again, let me give you that number. we will be here all night tonigh

cheryl jennings made it happen. it's just incredible. >> we want to thank twitter and a anonymous donor >>. it's been a stressful day. so rewarding for william fleming. because of a social media request. he wanted the eye surgeon to perform the surgery because dr. brian invented a machine and procedure just for this disease and has a ten year track record of success. his fiancee watched nearby. she did all of the research, found dr. brian. william is so glad she did. >> it's great. i feel grachlt i can see ever looked around and seen the doctor. i didn't see him before. >> they live in san jose with their five children. he was worried about being able to watch his children grow up. his family tried fund raising but didn't have success. then, his fiancee's mother messaged me, asking for help. soy sent out a tweet and didn't expect anything and a miracle happened. >> i came to william because of cheryl because of cheryl in san francisco. and she had put out an alert. and an anonymous donor contacted us and was move by

cheryl burke is cha-cha-ing in depend silhouette briefs for charity, to prove that with soft fabric and waistband, the best protection looks, fits, and feels just like underwear. get a free sample and try for yourself. >>> it might be the hardest choice a mother could ever make. to let go of her own brain dead child so that a patient in need can receive the gift of life. but for any one waiting for a heart, liver, kidney or lungs from tragedy comes hope. we're back with incredible story of two families whose lives collided. a lung transplant has saved linds lindsey's life, but she says she can't rest until she knows who saved her. >> reporter: a new chance at life, whose death allowed her to live. the question gnawed at her. >> all i know. he was 18 and male. >> reporter: usually that is all she would ever have known. lindsey was determined to get an answer. at lindsey's reap quesquest, th note work contacted the donor's family. they also wanted to meet. they too had a story to tell. adrian rodriguez was a real charmer. a high school senior, a beloved only son. >> i would grab my tables

cheryl? >> thank you so much. >> we have breaking news sky seven hd is live. a car went off the road trapping two people inside. you can see they pulled a car getting ready to tow it away. we do not know at this time this f.they've survived follow us on twitter. you can see traffic mess. >> the traffic jam is terrible. we're going to continue to follow that. now we're going to talk about fungus and dry rot. >> how to ge >>> weekend is here. what more can there snb >> how about our caped consumer crusader? >> thank you. thank you. >> i know we do. >> yes. >> okay. well, this is going to be super good for someone. because we have got the termite inspection for your home, free. worth $250. they're going to come and look for fungus and termites they're going to go under the house and all the stuff they need to do. my microphone dropped. there we go. so they're going to come to your house and give you a written report. do witness what you will. they have been doing this work 20 years. >> you don't want to fool with that problem. >> no. get a free inspection. why no

cheryl burke is cha-cha-ing in depend silhouette briefs for charity, to prove that with soft fabric and waistband, the best protection looks, fits, and feels just like underwear. get a free sample and try for yourself. >> just for a minute, let's do a thought experiment. let's set aside all of the emotion and consider whether the evangelists for open marriage might have a point. most marriages in america do end in divorce so maybe adding other lovers to the mix could improve the odds. to test this extremely controversial theory, we went into the home of what is known as a polyamorous family. >> yep. there are three in that bed and the little one says -- >> are you happy you came over? we would like to see you more. >> michael is married to that woman. >> when you called me and you're like we're in jamaica and i was like oh, i miss you guys. >> they have been happily married for 12 years but michael went away on vacation with the other lady on the left. 27-year-old rachel, his live in girlfriend. this loving trio are what's called polyamorous. >> one of my favorite things since we have a

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right there next to her, cheryl. they're both taking your calls. >>> getting around san francisco has become a challenge because of unprecedented street construction going on. you've seen it. one supervisor wants to make sure it's being done efficiently as possible and therefore, calling for a hearing. carolyn tyler is live. many streets are like. >> for a long time, yes. supervisor scott weiner says he knows the work is vital. but what he wants to find out if it's being coordinate sod there aren't delayed and streets aren't torn up again and again for different improvement pro projects. you've noticed construction on streets of san francisco. from the marina to mission >> convenient but not too bad. i can handle it. >> i don't know what they're doing here. >> wla they're doing are projects, improving water mains and resurfacing streets. last year 854 blocks were paved highest on record. and 900 expected to be this year >> any work is going to be disruptive people understand that. we want to make sure that the public

>> cheryl jennings, abc7 news. >> great outcome, cheryl. >> and we will be there to see william get that much-needed eye surgery in los angeles and bring you a follow-up to his story. >>> ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news, one east bay city is getting a new beach by restoring the old one. how engineers are recreating almeda beach. >>> and here's a live look from our roof cam. fog will chirhart this morning. dry, but after all the driest october on record, november may get some rain. lisa argen will be along with your forecast in just to those who've been denied equal access to health care... welcome to covered california. now, you can no longer be denied coverage because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. mom swaps one of my snacks for a yoplait. i don't mind, i mean it's orange crème. and when mom said bobby was too edgy... 'sup girl. i just swapped him out for tyler. 'sup girl. mom never questioned bobby again. two can play at this game. [ female announcer ] swap one snack a week for a yoplait. and everybody wins. yoplait. it is so good. we provide the exa

in tonight's reporter, cheryl jennings talks it a woman who learned about the research and says it may have saved her life. >>> they took enough tissue around it so they can tell it's not in the lymph nodes, so it hadn't spread. >> reporter: nancy capelli was lucky. she was able to detect her lung cancer early. she explained why that happened when she met me at the lung cancer foundation in san carlos. it's funding new research to find out whether lung cancer can be inherited. nancy was advised to get checked after a couple of things got happened. her mother was battling breast cancer and thought it had come back. but it was actually lung cancer. a rare mutation called t-790 was found in her dna she enrolled in the study at dana farber cancer institute in boston. she learned her family might be at risk. >> then i found out that i tested positive for having that inherited gene mutation. >> reporter: next, nancy got a ct scan. >> there were seven or eight little nodules which was kind of frightening. but theier very small. >> reporter: so she had surgery to remove the largest nodule. >>

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cheryl, dan? >> it's dark. you're right. >> dark at night. >> still head when is an earthquake not a quake? coming up real story behind a 3.7 tumbler. >> national challenge to mobilize the next generation of leaders and entrepreneurs and raise money for projects. that >>> there are reports of a 3.7 quake today but it was a quarry blast. one woman treated out earthquake in chicago? i felt my house shake and rattle. there is no wind in the windy city. did you feel it? of the lasted about five seconds. rattled nerves but no reports of damage or injuries. >>> a study says many girls entering puberty earlier and obesity may have something to do with it. they found girl was a higher body mass index started developing breasts before their thinner friends. 0 breast cancer organization calls the study concerning since it has been tloifrngd a higher risk of breast cancer later in life. >> scientists are looking for life in outer space. astronomers announced they found ten more planet that's could be inhabitable. they're