there's george smiley, his wife, the sense of betrayal and peter willem is in the first book, and the inspector, if you know the books. they're all there and then he just, he has that deck of cards from the start and then he keeps playing them through his career, right down to the legacy of spies, the most recent book, which i love which has the same people in the first book. amazing. >> i'd like to echo that. i mean, i think that the thing about george smiley is that he is a complete contrast with james bond. james bond never questions what he's doing is right. james bond is an action man and he has no real inner life. smiley is all the time troubled, anxious that the human damage being caused to all of these little people and ordinary individuals is worth the gain. the gain is that he's troubled all the time ands' even worried about his arch enemy, carla, at the conclusion of smiley's people carla comes across and peter willem says to him, george, you won. he's not sure that he did win. and he is sort of hoping that carla will actually go back because he feels sorry for him. and so,

mo willems right award-winning books and televisions in place and serves as the kennedy center first education artist in residence. thanks to him he is yet to be a contestant on wait wait don't tell me. he is fantastic. [applause] ♪ nonfiction has been described to write the truth and make it read the fiction and the finalists for nonfiction are. >> the audiehe goes to grace will lead us home. [applause] also history is written by the winner that has seemed a little unkind to the finalist. >> american wounded they are rated. >> the history biography for american moonshine.. o.[applause] and the finalist for autobiography memoir ar are, becoming. [applause] the audie goes to penguin random house for becoming by michelle obama. [applause] she is shy. our next presenter is the acclaimed between red rooster harlem markets bmp in newark new jersey and creator of the audible original he was also the youngest person to ever reach. receive a three-star review and to win multiple james. foundation awards best chef of new york city season to is out now on pbs.org. >> this is the first time i

[laughter] mo willems award-winning books, he currently serves the kennedy center first education artist in residence, thanks to npr's one mo, no. show, you get to be a contestant on wait, wait don't tell me. that needs to change because he's fantastic. these welcome jared and the other mo. [cheering and applauding] ♪ >> thank you. >> nonfiction has been described as trying to write the truth and make it read like fiction. these finalists have certainly created a world for us to learn from. the finalists were nonfiction are -- >> nonfiction, jennifer bailey, by karen and jennifer. what they tell us about ourselves. narrative by gantner. the perfect predator and thomas and lisa booker. band one. [cheering and applauding] talking with strangers, written and narrated by gladwell. we are the weather, written and narrated by jonathan. >> and nonfiction goes to mcmillion audio. [cheering and applauding] [cheering and applauding] those who do not know history are doomed to repeat it. if so, how do they know they are repeating it? [laughter] also history written by the winter which seems littl

. >> simon: many foundations representing major artists like andy warhol, keith haring, and willem de kooning are refusing to authenticate works brought to them at all. francis o'connor is the world's top jackson pollock expert. he says he can spot a fake pollock in a second, but these days is keeping his opinions to himself. what if i were to come to you and say, "this has been presented to me as a pollock." >> francis o'connor: someone comes to me about once a week. i just let it go by. >> simon: let it go by? >> o'connor: in other words, ignore it. >> simon: i'm not quite sure i understand. if i come to you and i say, "hey, this has been presented to me as a pollock," and you can see right away that it isn't, you're not going to tell me, "this is not a pollock"? >> o'connor: i would be very hesitant to give any opinion at that point, because of the legal situation. >> simon: where do i go to see whether my painting is a real pollock or not? >> o'connor: there is nowhere to go. >> simon: when collectors do have suspicions about their paintings, one of the few places they can go is j

the youngest of a group of famous american painters that included jackson pollock, mark rothko and willem de kooning, who pioneered a new style of american art known as abstract expressionism. after robert motherwell's death, jack flam became president of the foundation dedicated to his work, and was assembling a catalogue of all of motherwell's paintings, what's known as a catalogue raisonnee. essentially a dealer would want a motherwell that they have, that they are selling, to be in the catalogue of motherwell's work, so that-- >> flaml absolutely. >> cooper: it gives it legitimacy? >> flam the catalogue raisonnee in a way is the bible for the market. >> cooper: for years, jack flam and his researchers had been gathering information about hundreds of purported motherwell paintings, analyzing them to sort out the real ones from the fakes. essentially you're doing detective work? >> flam: it is very much detective work, yes. >> cooper: into an artist's past, an artist's history? >> flam: yes, i mean you end up knowing things about the artist that the artist himself or herself did not kno

. >> simon: many foundations representing major artists like andy warhol, keith haring, and willem de kooning are refusing andy warhol, keith haring, and willem de kooning are refusing to[ mhee announcer ] with pain r of fast is good and faster is better. good thing walgreens gets you in and out in no .time so you get the relief you need with new fast acting advil. at the corner of happy and healthy. [poof!] [beep] [clicks mouse] nice office. how you doing? good. automatic discounts the moment you sign up. >> neeson: i'm 61 years of age, man, you know? going around, fighting these guys, i feel a wee bit embarrassed, you know? and, of course, there's always a part of mind you think, "oh, i wish i was 37 years of age again," you know. >> i will find you, and i will kill you. >> cooper: he was 56 when "taken," the first action thriller he starred in, came out. it cost just $25 million to make, and earned more than $250 million at the box office. he was as surprised as anyoneca. >> neeson: i was convinced it was straight to video so it would go under the radar. >> cooper: why did you thin

daniel willems was found guilty but the shooting happened last september. he didn't know killing a bear outside of hunting season in colorado is illegal. >>> a 60-year-old who spent time behind bars after being convicted of rape has been released. he was acquitted yesterday when a jury found him not guilty. the woman claimed she saw moses- el -- moses l's face in a dream rate her. the da's office tells denver 7 in the testimony, the victim still testified that moses l was her rapist. >>> police found explosive devices in a castle rock home. the teenager is charged with possession of an explosive. although it is unclear what will come from the hearing, we more. et you know when we hear >>> a foul stench is making hard to breathe in weld county. the stench is coming from the heartland biogas plant which converts maneuver and food waste intoonatural gas. people we spoke with say it smells like a decaying animal but the plant manager says they have run air-quality tests and have only been out of compliance once. >> i want the plant shut down until they can figu

she later expected to meet with the dutch king willem alexander. >> christa: rod stewart was knighted by prince william at buckingham palace today. the 71-year-old star will call himself sir roderick dave stewart. he was joined by his wife and two sons for the ceremony. stewart said it was a monumental honor >> kris: congratulations to him. daniel craig will return to play james bond. after the fourth film, craig was quoted as saying he would rather slash his wrist than play 007 again. in a recent interview, he said he has the best job in the world. and he will keep doing it as long as he still gets a kick out of it. and probably as long as those... something. >> kris: we all have them. right? sometimes. pulling the plug. what you need to know if you have one of these. samsung galaxy note 7's. >> christa: good-bye to baseball. big papi thanking fans as post-season play comes to an end early for the red sox. >> kris: and teaming up f this one you won't want to miss. joe plaia: every three days, someone in new hampshire is killed with a gun. mothers, sons, friends. and yet kelly ayotte

that's actor willem dafoe in a dress as marilyn monroe. >> who is the genius that puts a girl in heels on subway grate? >> as we saw on the set a few weeks back kain and crew pumped things up by casting another >> is anybody there? >> eugene levy here ad libbing lines as the prop guy running the wind fan under dafoe's marilyn. >> how many shots does it take to blow some air up a dress? >> it's funny to see him in the dress. it's just on the surface funny. >> i hope so. >> it better be funny. snickers' entire brand strategy is riding on this one ad campaign. how many times will this ad replay in a year? >> oh, thousands. >> allison miazga-bedrick is marketing director for snickers. she admits getting noticed via the super bowl is expensive. although she won't say how expensive. >> why is it worth it? >> because of the eyeballs and the impressions and everything that comes along with it. so the fact that we're sitting here talking about it is exactly that. it's not just the 30 seconds that you're paying for. that surrounds it which is why peter paine and his team spend weeks in an edit r

. >>> in the examiner, prince willem county's crackdown on illegal immigration leads to fewer overcrowded home and more vacant properties. antismoking activists want dc to put higher tobacco tax revenue in to cessation programs instead of the short fall. >>> the recession maybe a boost for business at the 18 smithsonian museums thanks to free admission. read these stories and more in the examiner. >>> 16 candles, the breakfast club, ferris buellers day off, the vacation movies. the list of films, written, produced and directed by john hughs goes on and on. he died yesterday at the age of 59 of a heart attack. we have more on how fans are remembering the man and his work work. >> reporter: the passing of john hughs is sad for a generation that grew up on his movies. >> the fact they were so relatable is a testament to how they stood over time. >> through many one liners from some many unforgettable moments. >> bueller, bueller. >> bueller, bueller, everyone knows it for that. it is like the high school classic movie. you want to be like ferris and go and have that great adventure but no on

colorado academy willems -- responds with a note behind the back pass and they take back the lead. he shows up more than passing skills and comes away with a steel and monster slam. they lead colorado academy to a 93-67 win. friday night hoops at grandview mullen. nathan davis reaches for a steel and down the court for an easy layup in hopes of catching the wolves. randy winn sank all night and jones gets it download driving to the hoop. grandview pulls away and final 75-57. girls number three fowler hosting evergreen in a top 10 rematch from earlier this season. the cougars looking for a different outcome keeping it tight and the first. a putt back and the team pulls within 2. evergreen takes the lead back before the fast but just before time expires madison with along three that beats the buzzer. down by 2 at half. the eagles take back the lead in the third and madison altman leads the team and valor walking away with a win 44-37 the final. >> this season has been great. not just the fact we are or off the court is so strong. we're unstoppable when we play together. it's great ha

willem. >> tai-kqon, though thank you. >> die alone and how to do it. >> chris: points. the eagle-eyed tingle detective will find some clues on his youtube channel. let's take from trailer for his book "buttception," that features a house with the address "703." here's where it gets weird. listen, listen, this is serious. >> this is where it gets weird. >> chris: this is the weird part! chuck has trolled men's right's activist vox day, who once appeared on the podcast the tom woods show: episode 703. in his videos, tingle also wears a bag on his head, just like the performance art piece by shia lebeouf, who is often lusted after on twitter by @maryjane703, who lives in alexandria, virginia, area code 703. there's more! i know. i know. scoop your brains back into your head because you're going to need them to process it. if that distribute blow your mind, we found catholic law review case 703 that has to do with sodomy laws, and the name of the case? "bowers v. hardwick." oh, my god! oh, my god! i'm in this, too! first of all, i was innocent. second of all, the only expla

the 46 year-old willem-alexander ascended to the throne today after his mother queen beatrix abdicated. the 75 year-old was the queen for more than three decades. said it's time for new generation to take her place. >> coming up, a driver has been charged and the scene has been cleared, but investigators are still trying to figure out how a pickup truck wound-up 10 feet up in a tree. >> also, coming up later tonight -- >> coming up tonight at 5:00, are you properly protecting your pet during a car accident? does the restraint you are using really work? shocking information tonight about what can happen to your pet in a car crash even if you think you are already doing a good job. a report on what you can and [ male announcer ] the new malibus are getting a lot of attention at your chevy dealer lately for good reason. like malibu ltz with chevrolet mylink. kbb called d it one of the most user-friendly multimedia interfaces on the market. malibu lt with 10 standard airbags, more than fusion or sonata. and malibu ls, offering an epa-estimated 34 mpg highway. ♪ the all-new malibu. right

willem dafoe. >> casey is monstrous. they all did amazing performances. it helps this movie fly. it's a community or a world you haven't seen before. >> we can see you in so many different roles. and i know that lee daniel's "the butler" is being released this time of year. getting oscar buzz. you're getting mentioned for playing the butler. how do you handle it all? >> i've been having a lot of films coming out. i've been promoting those films. and it's exciting when people want to celebrate your work. and particularly, this movie is important. i think it has a story that's very important. i'm very proud of being involved with it. there's so many great artists in the movie. >> and a film that's out right now that i've seen, "black nativity." you know this man can sing? he went to usc. >> i did. >> and has -- you have a vocal background. >> i started in music, actually. i was studying classical voice. >> opera? >> yeah. i got my first agent in opera, actually. >> go. >> yeah. >> i'll play good cop. that's the bad cop. >> i know. >> you sing on camera, on screen, with jennifer hud

you have guys like willem dafoe, andrew stanton. thomas hayden church. >> you won't recognize willem playing an alien. >> he's the king of a tribe that are nine feet tall. he was on stilts 95% of the time playing this guy. pretty incredible. >> i want to show a clip to the audience of you trying to escape from a dog of some sort. >> this is his dog when he gets up on mars. he steals the film. i'll leave it at that. >> take a look. >> how did you -- oh. [ growling ] >> oh. quit it. >> yeah. wow. you got your -- you're quite a jumper there. >> it's a lack of gravity on mars. he can jump from six feet to 260. >> you did your own stunts? >> no wire work. >> you're also that shirtless. big fitness regime? >> no, special effects. it was exhausting. well worth it. >> what was the first thing you ate? >> i had a good case of beer and i had three or four whole pizzas. it was a lot. >> the film is spectacular. even knows you from "friday night lights." mars is shot, it's utah. and your crew found something really cool. >> there was literally,

like jackson pollack, willem de kooning and mark rothko. she says she got them from an anonymous swiss collector and a spanish collector. >> this was a great con. a great sale on the front end. the art gallery bought it. >> reporter: the indictment claims rosales sold 63 works of art from 1994 to 2009, making more than $33 million. it says that rosales made up her story about her overseas suppliers, hid her funds in foreign bank accounts and filed false tax returns. >> for someone to pass a forgery, is not that difficult if you have an excellent forgery. >> reporter: it didn't end there. investigators say the galleries purchased the works and then sold the fake art to clients, who collectively paid more than $80 million for it. some of those clients have filed civil suits against rosales and officials at the galleries, claiming they all knew the art was fake. a lawyer for one of the purveyors, telling abc news, quote, not one of the experts who viewed the paintings before their sale, questioned their authenticity. an alleged art caper that'

willem dafoe. here to talk about his new role in the epic new movie, "john carter." >>> now to a real-life drama that could be an episode of "reven "revenge." >> i love that show. >> cynthia, you have been following this case for a decade. now a new twist? >> plots of murder, money, and revenge have always fascinated us. we investigate the murder of a multimill nair of ted ammon, found naked and brutally killed. hi wife's lover, danny pelosi, was convicted. now from behind bars, he says, there's more to the story. >> when i tell the truth of the story, of the murder in the hamps on the, love, romance, gambling, driping, sex. >> so let's hear the truth. it was a brutal crime that stunned the town of east hamp n hampton. the murder victim? multimillionaire ted ammon. savagely beaten to death in october 2001. the man accused of his murder? his wife's loverer, dan ny pel i pelosi. what did she see in you? >> i gave her things he couldn't. >> reporter: she was a wealthy new yorker. >> i thought i hit lo

delays from the prince willem parkway to get into lorton. then again from springfield up to the pentagon. we have delays in laurel. this is 270 traffic. there are delays from father hurley boulevard on to the beltway. metro rail is reporting there on time and on normal service. brian van de graaff will have good news for us after this. >> a very good morning. we're off to a mild start. temperatures did not drop off too much last night. not rainier, 38 degrees. let's look at the maps. -- mount rainier, 38 degrees. we will see more sunshine. temperatures will be climbing into the 40's with a bit of a breeze. tomorrow looks like a good day. we will keep a pretty calm through the weekend. we start the weekend with some snow, possibly a mixed on monday into tuesday. >>> we'll be right back. >>> metro will start charging more for rides at the end of the month. the transit board is looking at another fare hike. stephen tschida has more. >> the metro board will gather here downtown to consider the budget deficit and another fare hike to close that b

first up, nia, the mom of 5-month-old willem. in a few months willem has gone through a stockpile of clothing. we watched as she dug through drawers to get rid of stuff that's too small or just not right. >> never wore this. >> reporter: then there's llem's baby gear. nia has no use for a pack and play or baby carrier she never used. >> can't carry a baby like this. >> it's like a duffel bag. >> reporter: we pay a visit to karla. karla's 2-year-old violet has an aunt who lives in france and sends the toddleleparisian fashion. >> how cute is this outfit? >> reporter: karla says many of the fashions have been outgrown. >> gorgeous french linen embroidered summer outfit. that is gorgeous. that's a definite. >> reporter: we watched as violet tried on things to see if they passed the fit tete. this coat did. >> do the fit test, whoo! it fits! >> reporter: one item that didn't, this pair of snow pants. >> brand new, never worn. >> reporter: by day's end karla had collected quite a collection of stuff. >> got back closet space, now we'r

he and frederik willem de klerk were jointly awarded the nobel peace prize in 1993 and the following year this, the world again looked on in wonder and joy as millions of black south africans lined up to vote for the first time. nelson mandela was elected president in a landslide. >> so help me god. >> reporter: a few months later at his inauguration attended by scores of world leaders, he declared a new era for his beloved country. >> never again shall it be that this beautiful land will again experience the oppression of one by another. >> reporter: terry moran, abc news. >> now what happens next is nelson mandela's body has already been moved to the hospital. he will be given a state funeral. not only that, but all of the flags will be at half staff until the funeral is over. there's a ten-day mourning period for south africans, which obviously starts now. >> just amazing. it's a life that goes beyond anything a book or hollywood could ever make up. truly epic life from an epic man. >> nelson mandela inspired acts of revolution and kindness. his life moved artists to capture his s

mo willems launching a daily series with the kennedy center to encourage kids at home to get creative. >> can i see your pigeons? let me see your pigeons, hold them up. oh, yeah, that's good. >> reporter: big projects and small. ann going early to her dallas-area fitness center to clean, making sure she and her fellow gym rats stay safe. simple gestures like this one in my apartment building in new york, smile, the daffodils are coming, your neighbor, barbara. and a few moments of hilarity making folks laugh online while social distancing. and since the shedd aquarium in chicago is closed to human guests look who got to take a tour of their own on monday, that's annie and eddie, the penguins exploring their own stomping for waddling grounds. from penguins to puppies, countless animal shelters livestreaming their adoptable animals. my friends at north shore animal league america telling me now is a great time to consider adopting or fostering a new pet since a lot of folks have to be at home anyway. >> that's a good point there. speaking of being at home, your neighbor barbara, please

vees you us in willems was facing a 19-year-old keys. she said she always wanted to be like venus since seeing her on tv at the age of 4. she learned her lessons well and beat williams in three sets and sets up a semi final. the 19-year-old has to face the other williams sister serena tomorrow. >> old versus young, do we have to go there? >> you get it, what is venus, 34. >> that's old? >> no, it's not old >> 34 is old. >> in tennis. in tennis. >> you said old versus young. >> in tennis, in tennis now. >> i don't care what sport we are talking about, that is not old. >> kobe is 36. that's old in the nba. >>> turn to the super bowl. they have problems there too. media day the issue of those deflated footballs still topic of conversation. thousands of media members and fans got up close and personal with the patriots seahawks and coaches. amid the craziness of the event most players tried to down play deflate-gate. patriots owner robert kraft was speaking for everybody. >> they think it is a bunch of hogwash. >> that sums it up. upon arriv

officially, his majesty willem-alexander, by the grace of god, king of the netherlands, prince of orange-nassau, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. one of those etceteras, presumably, for the job he's done quietly, twice a month for 21 years -- co-pilot for klm's cityhopper service. like his distant cousins over in england, the king started flying during his time in the military. now, klm gives him a welcome break from his royal duties. and he says there's another plus. the passengers don't even recognize him. when he's not wearing that other uniform. david wright, abc news, new york. >> thank you for watching here on a thursday night. time to fly back to new york. hope to see you right back here tomorrow f >> announcer: live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> a complex, it's a very disturbing crime and it crosses multiple states. >> we are learning more today about the doctor and two nurses accused of heinous crimes against children, the youngest only three years old. good afternoon. i'm larry beil. >> and i'm alma daetz. we first told you about this investigation on monday. police now say se

officially, his majesty willem-alexander, by the grace of god, king of the netherlands, prince of orange-nassau, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. one of those etceteras, presumably, for the job he's done quietly, twice a month for 21 years -- co-pilot for klm's cityhopper service. like his distant cousins over in england, the king started flying during his time in the military. now, klm gives him a welcome break from his royal duties. and he says there's another plus. the passengers don't even recognize him, when he's not wearing that other uniform. david wright, abc news, new york. >>> and thank you for watching here on a thursday night. time to fly back to new york. hope to see you right back here tomorrow from new york. until then, good night. >>> breaking news in mountain view tonight where three people are being treated at a hospital at a fire. good evening. thank you for joining us. >> one of those injuries is believed to be critical. a live look over shoreline am pa theater was where this happened. during the google developers conference. let's go live to david louie. what are you learni

officially, his majesty willem-alexander, by the grace of god, king of the netherlands, prince of orange-nassau, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. one of those etceteras, presumably, for the job he's done quietly, twice a month for 21 years -- co-pilot for klm's cityhopper service. like his distant cousins over in england, the king started flying during his time in the military. now, klm gives him a welcome break from his royal duties. and he says there's another plus. the passengers don't even recognize him. when he's not wearing that other uniform. david wright, abc news, new york. >> thank you for watching here on a thursday night. time to fly back to new york. hope to see you right back her on the front lines of health care, there are always new challenges and opportunities. at unitedhealth group, we're built to help with both. providing employers with data and insights ensuring seniors have stability and choice in their benefits. and working with governments to expand access, lower costs and improve quality. to all those with a passion to improve health care, our question is: how can we hel

you share a birthday with actor willem dafoe. he turns 56. >>> listen, if you have a birthday, we'd love to know about it. all you have to do is tell us. send us an e-mail with an attached photo of whoever it is, morningshow@wmar.com. we can say happy birthday to you live on the air. >>> abc2 news is working for you. could make your sunday brunch a little more affordable. $14 you can get a champagne jazz brunch at alexandra's in ellicot city. normally cost you $29. check it out. the information's on your screen. >>> an elephant attacks a man who takes care of him. >> we want to show you the whole thing on surveillance video. >>> this is a plus: move over tiger woods, we have a new golfer on the front and he doesn't even have baby teeth. >>> we begin your moneyscope report with new concerns about the economy. federal reserve chairman ben bernanke told a congressional committee that the country's economic outlook is unusually uncertain. he said the fed is ready to take action if the economy worsens, but not any time soon. his remar

advice step, back now. >> jessica, a shout-out to the volunteers, willem and you and well. >> sure. >>> happening now. palo alto police are warning about a grown mountain lion and kitten after the two were spotted in a residential neighborhood near schools. matt keller is live in webster near embarcadero and that's also close to the cultural museum and z. >> reporter: a lot in this neighborhood and a lot of nervous people in this neighborhood, and we're near several schools, but still no sight of the mountain lions. the quiet and upscale neighborhood in palo alto had some surprise visitors this morning. ves dents received a robo call from police. >> that there was a cub and a mountain lion mom or whatever spotted in a tree. >> reporter: police say a resident with experience dealing with mountain lions called police around 6:20 this morning and reported some dogs had chased the two big cats into a redwood tree into the backyard of a home and once officers arrived on the scene they were gone. by the time diana irvin heard the news her grandchildren had already left for school. >> it was

he's up against woody harrelson willem dafoe, christopher jenkins and rachel morrison for "mudbound" is the first ever woman nominated for cinematography. >> well, there's a pretty strong local flavor to the oscars this year. >> disney pixar received three nominations, disney is the parent company of abc7. daily city native sam rockwell is up for his role in three billboards outsi billboar billboards ebbing missouri. >> and ladybird, got a total of five nominations. >> for a complete list of the nominees, head to abc7 news.com and watch the oscars live only on abc7 sunday march 4th. jimmy kimmel, once again the host. >> and the oscar for best seven-day forecast goes to? >> you're just winning brownie points, drew tuma. >> if you like rain, you'll love tomorrow. the next storm is already approaching the region. for most of us that rain will arrive in the afternoon tomorrow. the active sweep by live doppler 7. right now, it's quiet. a live look from our camera, showing you calm and clear conditions across san francisco. the clouds are building overhead, and in about 12 hours, the rain

willem had never seen this until we showed him. >> that was the worst of it. after i fell and got is sucked into the wave. i didn't feel i was going to die at all. it was a meditative mind-set. >> well, he might have thought differently had he been shifted over 75 feet. that's where there are definitely rocks. while the video has gone crazy on the internet, he remains unfazed. he realizes all the attention will die down quickly. >> he is very zen about it. >>> sure. the state is crack down on repeat dui offenders. >> drivers with more than one dui will be required to install an ignition interlock device. you cannot turn on the engine until you blow into the device to prove you do not have any alcohol in your system. >>> california driver's license will have and the smog check will go to eight years. >>> chp to to rescue a man the mud while he got stuck running away from police. it happened off highway 37 near sonoma raceway. authorities say he is a wanted felon. they didn't say what he was wanted for. he was taken into custody after being pulled from the mud.

of suspect in orxcontra c they have45ays to le bodyro the of this incident and police chief shawny willem is says he plans on doing it sooner. all the officers involved in this incident are on paid administrative leave as this investigation continues. reporting live this morning, julian glover, abc7 news. >> all right, thank you, julian. >>> well, this morning we are learning more about the young woman shot by police tuesday night after she allegedly ran over a protester in san jose. police chief eddie garcia said orozco hit the protester between fourth and fifth street. police say orozoco drove away avoiding police until the car was located near a parking garage on east mission street. >> the suspect did not follow the officer command and drove backwards towards the officer. the officer fired at least once at the suspect. >> both orozco and the victim were transported to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries and no officers injured either. charged with felony hit and run and assault with a deadly weapon on a police officer. >>> san francisco police chief bill scott says 20 to 25

you know, this isn't willem banks first time taking the title for a gnarly knockout. voters voted his five-story freefall as the worst wipeout of 2017. he told the magazine he was lucky to catch his breath before going under. if you've ever been tossed around under a five-foot wave, you know how rough that is. now imagine that. >> it's like being in a washing machine only a thousand times bigger. >>> caught redhanded. the woman accused of faking a firefighter husband in order to swindle wildfire relief donations. >>> a fence comes down in santa cruz amid the battle over access to public beaches. >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. we have a beautiful post-sunset sky right now. i am tracking with live doppler 7 a system that is going to bring us some showers. take a look at that system. i'll be back with the hour-by-hour look coming right up. >>> plus the woman making her own waves and >>> a few months ago the holy fire burned 23,000 acres in southern california. today a woman is accused of scamming people out of thousands of dollars she said was for firefighters and

. >> willem banks had the ride of his life monday at mavericks. here's how the beginning looked from a jet ski. abc 7 news also captured the ride on video. it could be the most spectacular wipeout ever. he had never seen the footage until we showed him. >>> that's the worst of it. after i fell and got stuck. >> no. i didn't even feel like i was going to die at all. kind of a meditative mind-set. >> he wasn't worried. but willem actually came within 75 feet of rocks. the video has gone crazy on the internet. all the attention will die down quickly. >> he's okay. >> no kidding. what a wipeout, mike. >> had the nerves to surf the waves in the first place. you have to have no fear. i can see why he acts that way. a few 40s out there. most of us in the low 50s right now. a mild morning with a whole lot of fog. 50s from highway 4, concord, antioch, brentwood. it is very soupy the air mass. north bay, fog through 8:00. you can see mainly cloudy all day. best chance of rain by 6:00 to 8:00. east bay valleys, pretty dry all day. scattered showers at 6:00.

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most of us willem r any wet weather will amount to less than af i tthen not a widespread rainmaker by any means. it's cool out there for your sunday. 55 in the city, 56 for the high in oakland. san je.os d shower tomorrow. we're hey not givinot giving it the storm impact scale. wednesday night and thursday morning, thursday morning especially that's a two on the storm impact scale. the heaviest would be thursday t the afternoon. >>> now sports from abc 7 news. >> hi, everybody. larry beil at levi's stadium. the last five 49er games all went down to their but not today. they took care of their business early, using a stifling defense and powerful rushing to take out thee gam minnesota vik and it's on to thefc chpi ty' a t the lights went out, they're celebrating. 7-0 niners in a flash. for diggs. witherspoon got tripped up. he was benched after that play. samuel jimmy g throwing the block. not sure kyle shanahan wants more of that. the niners on rwie coleman tapping a drive, 14-7 niners. the touchdown, but a bad intercepti late second quarter. that was aonlmost costly, but d ford, reme

in golden gate park -- for the celebration marking the birthday of king willem alexander. the celebration includes music games, a bike tour and food vendors offering dutch delicacies. san francisco's annual tradition in the park is the largest celebration of kings day in the country. it gets under way at 11:00. as we bring in lisa for a final check of weather. grass might be a little damp but at least the roads are dry. >> absolutely. temperatures still in the 50s at 11:00. the winds will be kicking up. afternoon high of just 60 downtown. breezy, not only at the coast but around the bay. 64 in fremont. 66 in san jose. a warmer day tomorrow brighter start. the warmest day will be monday. low 60s at the coast. mid-70s in the bay and then temperatures dropping off through the week. >>> thanks lisa. thanks for joining us on the abc 7 saturday news. news continues on twitter and facebook and mobile devices with our abc 7 news app. for lisa argen and the rest of our morning news family, i'm chris nguyen. abc 7 news continues at [bulldog yawns] it's finally morning! i can't wait