shea loves the giants, and when our own larry beal told them about shea, the team sent him a boxful of giants gear, and his reaction was priceless. >> are you serious? wait. this is from at&t park, you know. >> what does the return address say? >> it says 24 willy mays plaza. dear shea, we saw a story about you and your baseball career, and we heard you have a serious crush -- giants. we're so glad to hear that you love to play baseball and play with heart like the giants players do. your drive is parent and we have love to see a young man as strong as you is a giants fan. >> wow, buster posey. >> what? >> oh, my god. >> am i allowed to post this on instagram? >> absolutely. >> this is guaranteed going on my instagram page. 24. i don't know how this is even real. i feel like this is more of a dream. >> unbelievable story. this abc7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. this is the difference. you know, athletes and organizations can make in a lot of young kids' lives and adults. this is an unbelievable story. you can see how he was affected by it. that's a lifetime dream f

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his name is shea, and he happens to be a huge giants fan. shea is 12 years old and lives in hawaii. he has cerebral palsy, but he loves baseball so much, nothing can slow him down. disability weakened the right side of his body, so he learned to throw left-handed. he also loves the giants. when larry beil told them about shea, they sent him a box full of giants gears and his reaction was priceless. was priceless. >> wow, buster posey. >> what? >> oh, my gosh. >> am i allowed to post this on instagram? >> absolutely. >> this is guaranteed going on >> this is guaranteed going on my instagram page. i don't know how this is even real. i feel like this is more of a dream. >> that's so cool. he had a will clark hat. i mean, that's a real giants fan when you start going back, remembering the past players. that's really cool. >> chills. >> getting a little dusky in the studio, huh, mike? >> is that why the tears are coming out? >> so much tus. >> air quality is not great. >> the air quality, the dust, you name it. absolutely. congratulations to him. that is great. they do so many great thin

of jim abbot after seeing a video of him and now abbot who has heard about shea sent him a letter of encouragement and an auto graphed photo. >> cool. >> ghim jim abbot. >> for thing annels, right. >> yeah, yankees he did too. great pitcher. i believe he pitched a no-hitter, so someone definitely to look up to. >> great inspiration skbri like that. >> some inspiration hopefully if you stay indoors today it won't be so hot and humid, right? >> really -- >> people are bitter in this studio. think between jessica and alexis is the bitterness is deep. >> i didn't feel this bitter innocence yesterday it's like a day late now that it's going to be nice again they're like well, you shouldn't have been -- anyway. >> i thought yesterday was incredibly humid. i thought was harder to sleep yesterday than over the weekend even. >> we talked about that yesterday how humid it was going to be. let me show you the dew points and that's one of the reasons why we're in the low to mid-60s which is humid for us and can make tay little hard to sleep, absolutely. this will start go away as did the poor ai

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. >>> over the weekend, we told you about shea sagahara, 12-year-old giants fan with cerebral palsy. former one-armed pitcher jim abbott heard about shea and sent him a letter of encouragement and autographed photo. today happens to be the anniversary of abbott's no-hitter in 1993. and it's a great story. go to our website abc7news.com to get the full story. bring some kleenex. justin thomas had 12 threes yesterday, and andre iguodala tweeted out, he's putting up more threes than steph curry. >> join us tonight at 9:00. a family believes this woman has been kidnapped by a former boyfriend. police need your help. tat's at 9:00. >>> a seventh brush fire is burning in the gilroy hills. at 11:00, the impact this fire will have on students returning to the classroom tomorrow. >> that's it for this edition of "abc7 news." i'm eric thomas. >> and i'm ama daetz. thank you for being here tonight. dilike, outside dirt,. that's not a bad thing. also, it comes off. inside dirt, yeah. that's way different. but now there's a more powerful chevron with techron. yeah. it has even more cleaning power

. >>> over the weekend, we told you about shea sagahara, the 12-year-old giants fan with cerebral palsy. former one-armed pitcher jim abbott heard about shea and sent him a letter of encouragement and autographed photo. today happens to be the anniversary of abbott's no-hitter in 1993. and it's a great story. go to our website abc7news.com to get the full story. bring some kleenex. justin thomas had 12 threes yesterday, and andre iguodala tweeted out, he's putting up more threes than steph curry. >> join us tonight at 9:00. a family believes this woman has been kidnapped by a former boyfriend. police need your help. tat's at 9:00. >>> a seventh brush fire is burning in the gilroy hills. at 11:00, the impact this fire will have on students returning to the classroom tomorrow. >> that's it for this edition of "abc7 news." i'm eric thomas. >> and i'm ama daetz. thank you for being here tonight. (male announcer) shop like a pro at bass pro shops for huge savings! like savings of 40% on redhead camo tech hoodies. save $20 on a muddy 10 megapixel game camera bundle. and save $50 on lacrosse a

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when larry beil told him about shea, the giants sent him a box of gear. his reaction is something you have to see. >> wow, buster posey. what? >> oh, my gosh. >> am i allowed to post this on instagram? >> absolutely. >> this is guaranteed going on my instagram page. my instagram page. 24. >> i don't know how this is even real. i feel like this is more of a dream. >> so cute. it's not a dream. it's going to end up on his instagram page. >> we're all going to follow him now. >> absolutely. gosh, what an inspiration. we love him. i'm so glad larry beil was able to make that connection and make that happen. >> so cute. awesome that the giants did that. >> the giants are so good at that. as an organization from top to bottom, whether it's the players on their own or we go through the management to get to the players. they're amazing. >> nice to get a win this season. >> yeah. yeah. unfortunately, better season next year. how about that? playing a lot of young guys this year, right, joey? >> yes. >> good morning, everybody. let's take a look at what's going on.

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. >>> over the weekend we told but shea socka har ra the 12-year-old giants fan with cerebral fallsy. they sent a care package that moved him to tears. he says he copied the throwing motion of jim abbot after seeing a video of him and now abbot who has heard about shea sent him a little of encouragement and an autographed photo. abbot was a very popular pitcher for the california and even pitched a no-hitter so you can have some great success going on there. >> inspiration for him, i love it. >>> we're coming back way full 90 minutes of news include wlag could be a big day for medical marijuana dispensaries in the east bay. >> and we're keeping track of 30 fires burning in cal, the areas fatsing the biggest threats right now. >>> we're having a better day. we hope you are too. we want to get you off on the right foot. right foot. we're >>> now from abc 7, live, breaking news. >> that breaking news is in red wood city where a driver is dead after their car was hit by a train. >> investigators say that person crashed their car through a fence, ended up on the tracks right in the path of

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we will shea -- above in 2017. we will stay short of that. yesterday, a close call. today, 86 in center city and summerton. mid 80s for the lehigh valley, easton up to 87. in new jersey, voorheis at 83. mid to upper 70s at the jersey shore. an isolated shower is possible in delaware, particularly southern delaware, i believe. 80 the temperature in smyrna. going to feel the effects of the cooler air if you are farther south. we'll look at the next four days. if you're not a fan of this warm weather, two more days of it. today, tomorrow, mid to upper 80s. then upper 70s thursday, and ah, by friday, it will feel like fall. mid 70s in philadelphia. an isolated shower tuesday or wednesday in delaware. isolated shower wednesday in parts of the jersey shore. and in allentown, the drop to 73 by friday. really going to feel some of the fall changes as we proceed into the next few days. hurricane maria, winds at 75 miles per hour. barely a category-1 hurricane. the track update looks to still stay to the east of the outer banks through wednesday. then a weekend with a tropical

we have a shea aextremism element and they're not always not on the same page. we've had a lot of bein laden forces in iran. this, i think is going to be our growing challenge moving forward sw this ideology is again with us in our lifetimes. i hope we can move forward and get back the place where we were before 1979. >> tonight c-span 3, a hearing for afghanistan, birain and the african development bank and a look at sanctions against russia, venezuela, and north korea. after that a discussion on access to financial systems round the globe. later a look at juvenile thins criminal justice system. >>> this is 2:15.

joining me now on the phone is shea, the manager of pizza hut. shea, you have to tell me. you are in the middle of this hurricane. you could have been home. you're pregnant. you brought yourself into the pizza hut and made pizzas and yourself delivered them. how did this happen? >> well, you know, we had been trying to get out of the house for a while and finally we made it to our store. my husband and i went up there to check and see how everything looked and see if we could even get to the store. once we finally got to the store, i got wind of people in our community which is three streets down from our store saying we're hungry. we can't get out. and i am sitting here in front of my store like, okay. we're going to do this. we're going to go deliver. let's go get our kayaks. we have the resources. we can get it to them. you know. we can do this. let's go get them fed. >> where did you get the kayaks from? >> well, it was actually a birthday present for my husband in march. and then we brought it from home and then the other one was one of my driver's that lives probably

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honestly, paul, you can find stories on both sides of that, when they acquired zappos, was there a tony shea culture and team was sort of going to be an infusion in the amazon dna, but amazon doesn't make any apologies. if you've seen, there were stories around the harshness of their culture for the frontline people. we're not trying to pretend we're not. >> we make no apologies. we're not a typical silicon valley company with the perks. >> like the foundation. >> not dying and things like that. >> fair. but so what other companies do you think might be kaling up to compete with amazon and amazon took to so many differentie different industries and giving everyone a run for their money. >> i think the fact that google announced the partnership to anyone, this is a huge area of corporate warfare that's in front of us. if you take a look at, what's the potential upside for amazon? they still have about a third as much revenue as walmart does in retail. so there is a lot more opportunity, i think that they see and they're getting into lots of different areas with "the washington post" and these

philadelphia police were in the process of evacuating sam shea on wednesday when they discovered the bombs. well to be evacuated while the bomb -- living on the block had to have evacuated while the bomb squad determined if the area was safe. >>> investigators trying to determine what happened in the hours before a 1-month-old baby died. dylan it's unclear why he was taken to the hospital. an autopsy is scheduled for today. >>> in delaware county, a man accused of robbing a jewelry store of $100,000 worth of watches says he's not the guy police are looking for. joseph taylor doesn't deny being in the villanova bernie robins store but say he's not robber seen in this surveillance video. he appeared in court yesterday where a judge found enough evidence to hold him on armed robbery chtifis. that when the suspect went into the store he asked the robber's name, and he responded, "joe." >> if he used my name, i'm not guilty of a crime. he admitted that -- i never pointed the weapon at him. >> reporter: did you have a weapon? >> allegedly. >> taylor remains in prison because of previous fe

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. >> too shea, jim. >> well, coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news,r teens with high blood pressure it is all in this morning's health watch report. >> and you don't see this every day. a koala trapped in a car's wheel well. finds out how far he traveled like that, and how he's doing now. we will be right back. oh. >> happening today, teachers montgomery countly hit the pick line, we're live with what this means for thousands of students in the methacton school district. >> we are tracking hurricane jose, and what it means for our region. a tropical storm watch is in effect. matt let us know what we can expect over the next few days. >> and, disappointment for eagles fans, after the birds lose to former head coach, andy reid, and the kansas city chiefs, and wip angelo cataldi , well, he has a lot to say about it. today is monday, september 18th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm jar can baio in for rahel solomon. mondays are always a struggle following an eagles lost. >> they are. the front page of the daily news nails t too many chiefs. miracle come back just of reach

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jacoby, bob to jake shea, the partnership between nsea.and thank you to our sponsors and exhibitors. everyone,hing is to the audience. i gave y a challenge at the beginning whei opened the summit yesterday for audience participation. we have far more questions, not only here in this session but in all of the sessions that we ever could have gotten to. the act of participation, my challenge work. i will give you a challenge as you walk out the door. you will all get any mail with a survey. please take the two minutes to answer the survey by you giving us feedbk, it will make next year's summit better. be safe going home. sue, again, thank you so much. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> president tmp has been receiving updates at camp david. this afternoon, he shared a video on twitter with his meeting that also included a message to residents in the path of the storm. thank you very: much for being here. it's a great group of people. incredible job. we appreciate it. we

a big thanks to jake jacoby, bob shea, thank you so much. the partnership between insa and nsea invaluable. to our sponsors, we could not have done it without you. as well as to our exhibitors. the last thing is to everyone, the audience. i gave you a challenge at the beginning when i opened the summit yesterday for audience participation. we have far more questions, not only here in this session but in all of the sessions that we ever could have gotten to. so, the act of participation, my challenge worked. so thank you. i will give you a challenge as you walk out the door. with al all get an email survey. please take the two minutes to answer the survey. by you giving us feedback, it will make next year's summit better. thank you all. be safe going home. sue, again, thank you so much. [applause] >> with hurricane irma set to make landfall in florida sunday morning, president trump has been receiving updates at camp david. this afternoon, he shared a video on twitter of his meeting with cabinet officials and the vice president that also incl

sheas around this time that set her mind to creating a school to teach free african-american people how to teach themselves. when i first learned about this story i thought she must be a tool of the abolitionists at the time, that she must have been taken and sent down here with a particular purpose and with an agenda. found out that although she had sympathetic friends, she was doing this 100% on her own at the start. she was talking to people about it and trying to gain support and money at the beginning, but when she pulled the trigger it was all on her own. we can see some of why this happened. many important people discouraged her. douglass recalled his meeting with myrtilla in a letter he wrote that was published as part of the biography that her friend wrote in later years. her, when shebout had dropped in unannounced to his newspaper office in rochester, new york. this is around how old he would have been when they met. this is a contemporary photo. a slender, wireless, pale, not overly healthy but singularly animated figure was before me and startled me with the announcement th

but off he went in his one or shea down to new york to convince the continental congress to go ahead with this. this is the summer of 1777. they put the ordinance through. he did it, one man. and the ordinance stipulates three things of immense importance one of the most important bills ever passed by our congress even before we have a president. there would be complete freedom of religion. the government would be involved in education it would be public education all the way through college. hence the beginning of the state university system for example. and third, and most important of all there would be no slavery. what that meant was the territory was as big as all of the 13 colonies. there were slaves and everyone of in every one of the 13 colonies. the new empire would be free to everyone all you have to do was get across the ohio river. the northwest territory north and west of the ohio river. and now constitutes the states of ohio, indiana, illinois, michigan, in wisconsin. it is as big as all of france. no slavery. so half of our country would be no slavery. imagine with one

shea patterson. got a gun right to marcus lodge and he's got speed. 72 yards, gone. ole miss 10-7. patterson threw for nearly 10 yards last week. of the first half, the d.k metcalf, 71 yards. third quarter ross bowers. went to a third for a 19-yard touchdown. cal state two field goals. 23 minutes to go. patterson, going to throw it right to linebacker cameron good and good night. 31-yard pick six. there's 3-0 after a 21-16 victory for cal state. what a win. quarterback gets hit in the right leg. he was in serious pain. he would not return to the game. had crutches on the sideline. second quarter, utah extends their six-point lead with the first td of the game. 16-3 utes and they connected a few minutes later, carrington 153 yards receiving. utah wins big, 54-16. >>> giants to arizona 2-0. raiders will host the giants and we'll have that tonight at 5:00. i'm mike schuman, have a great day. >>> i'm showing you live doppler 7 with a satellite image because we are going to have a sunny saturday. those low clouds already starting to pull back off to the coast. but i need to give you a h

let's remember that shea oil is still very strong. it is doing extremely well. renewable energy, we have seen peaks. the pressure on oil will continue. have a couple of blips here and there, but the pressure on opec will be for lower prices. the other is that the dissension within opec itself. need anything as an organization and is a have a future? tracy: we will have to have you on again to discuss that thought and further detail. the founder and president of nasser saidi and associates, thank you for joining us today. coming up, we will take a look at the uae property markets, lord oro prices are crimping markets and this year is set to be worse than 2016. can the pending introduction of agc see widespread help. that is next in bloomberg. ♪ tracy: this is "bloomberg markets: middle east." milestones such as the expo 2020 and the introduction of vat will play a key role in boosting the equity profit. 2017 is said to be worse than last year as the low all price environment continues to drag on the sector. joining us now is head of research. just to begin with

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mayor muriel bowser and councilmember mary shea led the tribute to the first responders around the country and here in the nation's capital who risked their lives for the rest of us every single day. >>> i know we all remember where we were that day. what about you, have you had your memories today? what thoughts come to mind? >> i was in washington, i was working, too. we were stuck in traffic at the tidal smoke billow out of the pentagon. we were on our way to interview people who had evacuated. you showed pennsylvania avenue. its target was the capital building. >> i was at the gym, working nights. i was at the gym in the morning and we were gathered around tvs in the gym watching what was happening in new york. i realized pretty quickly, this is going to change my day around. the thing that most extinction with me, though, is just the eerie feeling as the day wore on, waiting for all the planes. remember, the planes, there were still planes up in the air and just waiting to find out, was there going to be more, until every last plane was on the ground. that didn't happen until that eve

i'll have a look at today's temperature trend in shea coming up in about four minutes. mike says a standard friday commute. >> which is a good thing. friday commutes tend to start later in the day. the disabled vehicle is the only thing on our grid, north 85 at the center divide. over here, no problems coming out of the altamont pass, a little build from the tri-valley to highway 84 coming through pleasanton and livermore. in the north bay at speeds. back to you. >> it's 5:11 right now. coming up, saying good-bye to a piece of history. the cassini spacecraft's amazing ride coming to an end. we'll take a look back at how it forever changed the way weigh saw space. >>> silicon valley this morning facing the thing it hates most, scrutiny. we'll take a look when "today in the bay" continues. . good friday morning. as you head out the door, it feels a little cool. we'll be at 60 degrees at 9:00 in campbell. our temperatures reaching into the upper 70s today which is cooler than our average high of 81 degrees. we are going to have some great weather heading into the weekend.

quarterback shea patterson, watch him drop a dime. 71-yard second-quarter play. mississippi would lead 16-7 after a mixed extra point. the bears are climbing. now 2016 and then patterson right to cameron good, and we are done here. returned 31 yards for the game clenching. off to a 3-0 start. they beat mississippi last night 27-16. that is sports at this hour. dennis and i are coming way later after the emmys with a brand-new batch of game day from the coliseum. the raters hope to close against the new york jets. >> thanks, vernon. here's a little more smarts news. tom brady has a new book coming out soon. it's called the tv 12 method. it's going to be published by simon & schuster, a division of cbs. the san mateo native opened up about his health and playing football at 40. an exclusive interview with cbs. >> how does tom brady stay fit enough to play football at 40? the exclusive interview about his performance. i'm phil matier >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> welcome back this morning. time is 8:00. good morning. >>> knew this

the shea of feel our ancestors. [applause] feel his family, hit all of the admirers that are here. prolificick gregory, activist, wielding truth likings wield swords, his words poignant, funny, painful, awakening, joyce, like that of ancient who float on ancestral drums heard in the rhythm of our hearts. life. a part of my prior since i was old enough to understand and listen with a whole heart to the stories that made our eyes water and power side split from masterful and master field lips that poured out truth libations. troops that were soul food, troops that were so we can live by their words. father gregory would tell me tonk truth wesley them choose your words like the great ancestral wordsmiths without getting drunk on its lies. told about us and told about them. be who you say. it doesn't matter what she they's have to say. so today as we honor our newest iconic ancestor and stand with the gregory family, let us all remember what the real meaning of caring the legacy means. caring the legacy is not for us to become, not for us to morph into, not for us to imitate the greatn

host: tougher shea your call. -- appreciate your calling. john says some politicians would rather keep people suppressed and in gangs to get their vote rather than lift them up. the wall street journal and other outlets telling us that california is nearing a sanctuary state status. the california assembly has now voted to approve a sanctuary built, moving the state significantly closer to and heating the trap administration's effort to deport illegal immigrants and it would limit local law enforcement with cooperation the federal officials and past 50-26 and goes to the state senate for a final vote and then to the governor. the author of the bill and governor brown negotiated for several weeks and came to an agreement on a bill based before the state legislator deadline. it shows the deep political divisions over immigration a state struggle to set their own policies, even in california, a democrat majority state which offers benefits to undocumented immigrants. that is in the wall street journal this morning. post reports a little bit abo