only to all of the san francisco walgreens clinics under the b program is that not correct director barbara garcia >> that's correct. >> that's a significant difference an, an added benefit to the program under 9 previously i nodded if you were at chinatown clinic and went down to only one walgreens and couldn't go to another walgreens you had to go to another one like castro that allows all the walgreens in san francisco to participate in this program. >> that was my only clarification we're prepared forever the vote. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? the calendar has been adopted unanimously. >> thank you, commissioners item 7 the dpw policy on the dpw facilities as you recall this was introduced at the last meeting. >> good afternoon, everyone. commissioners colleen i did not have anything additional as the secretary said the draft of the policy at the last meeting it didn't require our package of the resolution only the affirmation. >> i was wondering if on this is more a technical question on the block that we have which on page 2 if you would get that if so r this this is yet

barbara hale. >> good afternoon commissioners. barbara hale. i have a number of items to update you on. lots of activity over the last couple weeks. august 3, mayor lee and some visor breed z mar introduced a resolution reaforming approval of the updateed implementation plan. that is the plan you adopted on july 14 and staff submit today the california public utilities commission for certification so it is now before the government audit and oversight committee. we have also been spending time on the 2 measures, ballot measures scheduled to peer on san francisco november ballot. july 31, the supervisors held a special meeting of the board and at that meeting they modified the measure that supervisor breed had initiated in a manner that won over the support of the international brotherhood of electrical workers. they will campaign for the supervisors measure and against the measure they had submit frd the ballot. the ballot simplification committee convenes to draft the ballot digist and we staff activety participated in that effort and we are c

hello there i'm barbara serra. you're watching al jazeera live from london. also coming up on the program. the united nations announces an investigation into chemical weapons attacks in syria. sanctions could follow if bashar al-assad'basharbasharal-assad'bd responsible. >>> a summer camp in norway reopens four years after a gunman killed 69 young people there. hello there thank you for joining us. serious questions hang over the security questions in afghanistan's capital kabul after a series of bomb blasts, 48 people have been killed in the space of just 24 hours. the latest explosion hit north of kabul airport, an area close to afghanistan buildings and coalition bases. the attacker detonated his explosive vests among a group of recruits stationed outside. 20 were killed and 27 injured. hours later a powerful truck bomb injured more than wo 40 near a government complex and a military base in a residential area. afghanistan.'s president ashraf ghani has called the truck bombing one of the worst attacks in the country. jennifer glasse is live for us in kabul

barbara shows us the new fence in her backyard. she erected it to keep squatters out who entered through an easement next to her rental. the squatters left cigarette butts, a pillow and mirror inside of the shed. barbara had to rip out the rug in the living room after squatters got into the house and had to install a fireplace after the squatters destroyed it. >> can't break that. >> reporter: barbara replaced an entrance to her garage with a steel door. squatters broke through the old one. she activated an alarm system from adt but it was prone to false alarms and barbara requested adt text her before sending police or fire. two false alarms brought fines from the city for $348. adt normally calls a home phone first, but barbara is deaf and can't hold a conversation on the phone. adt agreed to text barbara instead after we contacted them at her request. it gave her a free upgrade to a more-advanced system, but she couldn't text back. >> that doesn't solve my problem. i need to get a text and send back a text. i can't hear on the p

. >> hello there i'm barbara serra. this is the al jazeera newshour live from london. coming up in the next 60 minutes. at least 20,000 people take to the streets of vienna, in memory of the 71 people who died if the back of a lorry. one policeman is killed, dozens of others are injured as a nationalist campaign in ukraine turns violence. >>> the government cracks down against people in china whom they accuse of starting rumors about the stock market. >> i'm divya gopalan. why these are in danger of being eextinct. >> final tennis grand slam tournament of the year. one of the big names to suffer an opening day defeat. >> hello, thank you for joining us. at least 20 thows people have marched on ththousand people haf vienna in memory of those who died in a lorry on the outside skirts last week. people keep coming. in greece, 2500 people have disembarked after being picked up by the coast guard last weekend. 70 search and rescue operations off the eastern islands including lesbos, samos and kos. checkpoints of the country's border with greece. en route to serbia trains ar

barbara shows us the new fence in her backyard. she erected it to keep squatters out who entered through an easement next to her rental. the squatters left cigarette butts, a pillow and mirror inside of the shed. barbara had to rip out the rug in the living room after squatters got into the house and had to install a fireplace after the squatters destroyed it. >> can't break that. >> reporter: barbara replaced an entrance to her garage with a steel door. squatters broke through the old one. she activated an alarm system from adt but it was prone to false alarms and barbara requested adt text her before sending police or fire. two false alarms brought fines from the city for $348. adt normally calls a home phone first, but barbara is deaf and can't hold a conversation on the phone. adt agreed to text barbara instead after we contacted them at her request. it gave her a free upgrade to a more-advanced system, but she couldn't text back. >> that doesn't solve my problem. i need to get a text and send back a text. i can't hear on the p

it agreed to rescind barbara's fine. the bottom line is adt needs to be accessible to me the same way as any other person can have access to their system. >> barbara might have a case under the americans with disability ability. abc7's legal analyst said it's unclear whether the act applies in this case. >> ada applies to public accommodations, to facilities, and adt isn't really either one of those things. it's a service provider. >> he suggests barbara might have better luck asserting her rights under california law which he calls more generous. adt did not return our request for comment. >> adt had previously offered barbara the opportunity to cancel her alarm contract, but she refused, saying she wants alarm protection just like everyone else. emmenic he will finney, "7 on your side." >> oh, baby, or should i say babies? washington's national zoo has two new baby pandas. the mamma gave birth to twins yesterday. the first baby born at 5:35 p.m. yesterday. the second came nearly five hours later, according to the zoo.

a woman named barbara and a second person. two nypd officers the first to arrive, tried to rescue the victims. >> we told them about the situation that she is in there. they tried very hard trying to get into the door. never made it. >> it was after 1:00 when the fire started. crews were faced with ferocious flames reaching all the way to the attic. the first units did run a hand line and eventually knocked down the fire on the first floor. precious minutes had passed. they found the two victims in the kitchen in the back of the home, both were dead just a few feet apart. officials say conditions inside of the home complicated this operation. >> the house was very cluttered, extremely on that first floor where the fire was, so it hampered the first two units trying to make a push to knock down the fire. >> officials say because of the extent of the victims' injuries they were severely burned. the medical examiner will have to identify the pair. the woman who lived here was rarely seen outside. >> barbara rarely came outside. a

barbara. >> sow may be denying the allegations. as you were saying, sounding quite self-assured but that's going to be enough to appease the thousands, all those people that have turned out to protest what he has allegedly done and who are still calling for his resignation. >> reporter: it's definitely not going to appease people, no. there's going to be more frustration and more anger after this. he's also using some legal maneuvering to try the resist this impeachment process against him, in fact filed an np injunction tinjunctionto the cot today with the hopes that this will stop the impeachment process from going to the courts. this is not going to make the people happy. he says he is following a law that will either fight the accusations of against him and he is under legal right to fight those accusations. he has said it is imperative that general elections go ahead this upcoming sunday and what's happening in the country in the political crisis should not stop that. barbara. >> david mercer, from guatemala city, thank you. >

>> reporter: i think you're right barbara, the mood today is somber. of course this is anniversary of mike brown's death so it's a difficult time for the family. leslie mechanic spadden his -- leslie mcspadden his mother has cevmen kept a low profile. some of the services will be gettingetting underway soon. what we have seen is a sense of defiance underneath this somber tone. lots of people ended up for the service at the site that michael brown was shot and killed, hundreds of them and they were of -- they we're diverse group, lots of families were there, there were black people white people young and old. and also a sense however that justice still hasn't been served for michael brown. as you said. and that is due in large part because the police officer who killed him was cleared of criminal wrongdoing by both local and federal investigations. and a lot of people here feel that that is not justice. and while there have been positive changes, that many people in the community point to in terms of race relations and policing, that that is still an op

barbara: it is completely unworkable and has been shown to be totally unworkable. how can the accident of geography determined that two southern countries just because they are on the mediterranean have to process and keep hundreds of thousands of refugees. even formulating it, it is completely mad. what we need in europe is a new refugee policy. everybody says that we will start to discuss it in the fall. it will bring the mother of all political battles to brussels. it will pale in comparison and angela merkel will have been right when she said just a couple of days ago that the refugee crisis will be the biggest test for the european union yet. far more difficult to master than the battle in the fight about the future of the euro. sarah: sounds like a long road ahead. thank you. britain and france have announced a joint operation to tackle people smuggling. police will work together to stop gangs trying to smuggle undocumented migrants across the english channel. thousands are camped and hoping to cross to the u.k.. reporter: they are not giving up. even if it m

barbara: it is completely unworkable and has been shown to be totally unworkable. how can the accident of geography determined that two southern countries just because they are on the mediterranean have to process and keep hundreds of thousands of refugees. even formulating it, it is completely mad. what we need in europe is a new refugee policy. everybody says that we will start to discuss it in the fall. it will bring the mother of all political battles to brussels. it will pale in comparison and angela merkel will have been right when she said just a couple of days ago that the refugee crisis will be the biggest test for the european union yet. far more difficult to master than the battle in the fight about the future of the euro. sarah: sounds like a long road ahead. thank you. britain and france have announced a joint operation to tackle people smuggling. police will work together to stop gangs trying to smuggle undocumented migrants across the english channel. thousands are camped and hoping to cross to the u.k.. reporter: they are not giving up. even if it m

. >> reporter: santa barbara county fire captain dave zaniboni has seen droughts before. he's never seen it like this. everything is bone dry. this goes up how fast? d >> a fire in this area would be very explosive. >> reporter: the fear of what can happen did happen. 25 years ago in the midst of the last major california drought. 60-mile-per-hour winds fanned the worst wildfire in santa barbara history. more than 400 homes destroyed and conditions now are even drier. as wildfires raged throughout california, counties like santa barbara send their teams to assist, realizing they could be next. >> it is stressful and it's tiring at times. >> reporter: captain sergio sanchez has already had three week-long deployments this year to fight wildfires. >> there have been times where you had to stay up for 24-48 hours and when you finally do get a break you're just exhausted, physically and mentally exhausted. >> reporter: what is especially tough he says is having to leave 10-year-old jamie and seven- year-old haileyea what do you tell them? >> i prepare them. especially this ti

>> well, barbara, it really depends on who you talk to. on the one hand you have the american israel public affairs committee, a high powered lobbying group that has come out strongly against this deal. on the other hand you have a more progressive and left wing group called j street which has come out strongly for the deal. i think it's safe to say opponents of the deal have been much more vocal and much more active in pressing their case. the citizens for the nuclear free iran is an organization that is formed and is spending $1.7 million to advise against this deal and to get people to call their congressmen and women to voice their objections. there was a rally here in new york where there is a very strong and very organized jewish community that drew thousands of people, again, against that deal. on the other hand there have been some polls that suggest the majority of jewish americans actually favor it by some 20%. there were two polls to that affect so it's hard to say where the jewish community lines up. i'm standing outside of the

>> reporter: i think you're right barbara, the mood today is somber. of course this is anniversary of mike brown's death so it's a difficult time for the family. leslie mechanic spadden his -- leslie mcspadden his mother has cevmen kept a low profile. some of the services will be gettingetting underway soon. what we have seen is a sense of defiance underneath this somber tone. lots of people ended up for the service at the site that michael brown was shot and killed, hundreds of them and they were of -- they we're diverse group, lots of families were there,

santa barbara might become the model of other cities, after years of hiding, barbara has had the courage to tell her story. >> that's my crusade to get people to change the stigma of homelessness. as i had to because i didn't want to be associated with the homeless community, which is why we stayed to our ourselves for so many years. >> al jazeera, santa barbara. >> and coming up next on the broadcast, ten years after hurricane katrina. >> citizens of the city, you know, they to me enbody the whole idea of what it means to be resilient. >> my conference with terrence blanchard on the unbreckible spirit of his hometown. the courage to stop it. >> but is it leading to abuse more than it's helping? >> he would prescribe what he felt was appropriate... the result, she died. >> faultlines checks into rehab to investigate who's responsible for the hidden epidemic. >> i was just doin' what the doctors told me to do. >> there's a court case in russia grabbing headlines around the globe. the u.s. is calling it a clear miscarriage of justice. >> ukrainukrainian filmmaker was sentenced to 20 years

hello there i'm barbara serra. you're watching al jazeera hacking for good causes? we'll meet the high tech volunteers that say they're on the people's side. hello there, thank you for scwhroingjoining us. sergey lavrov is joining the group ofgroup, gulf cooperation council. >> we are not giving help to anybody except to the syrian people. the main threat to our mind and in the middle east at a whole is that which emanates from the so-called islamic state. >> intelligence sharing and cooperation. hashem ahelbarra has the story. >> reporter: delicate mission for the u.s. secretary of state. john kerry is trying to convince the allies that the iran deal will bring help and prosperity. >> translator: the countries of the council welcomed it on the this basis and what john kerry demonstrated, on the inspection of nuclear establishments. >> in a bid to allay their fears the u.s. has offered to sell advanced weapons and upgrade the region's defense capabilities. >> today my counterparts and i discussed the steps that we will take and how we intend an even stronger more en

, nana, i'm in trouble. >> using the term of endearment coupled with the word "trouble," and barbara was ready to do whatever she could to help. >> a policeman pulled him over. i said, what did they find? he said, well, they found drugs, they found a gun that was unlicensed, and i'm going, a gun, oh, my god. this kid's future is gone. >> barbara told me she remembered thinking the voice sounded unusual, but she didn't call attention to it. not wanting her grandson to think she didn't recognize his voice. >> if you'll pay his bond of $5,000. >> she told the caller she would figure out the money and call back. but instead, she called her son who reached her grandson and the caller's lies were exposed. the fbi has dubbed this the grandparents' scam. and they say resist the pressure to act quickly. try to contact your grandchild or another family member. never wire money based on a request made over the phone or e-mail especially overseas. wiring money is like giving cash. barbara did the right thing, but she warns there was a kernel of truth in what the caller said that gave her pause.

good -- barbara got suspicious. good thing, the classic fake check scam. the person who wants to hire you is not in town. they are coming to the city but they are not here yet and that is why they can't meet you. >> your checks are good. the scammer will get your checks. the scammer's check is no good. you are out the money. >> the scammer's goal was for barbara to deposit a bad check and send her own real money back. >> none of this added up. >> barbara tells me the checks keep coming in from the other supposed mom looking for sitters, moms who don't exist. don't waste your money. john matarese, abc7 news. leon: tonight looking for a connection. >> makes me think twice of taking my dog for a walk. >> a woman out for a walk when her child is victim number six in a string of sexual assaults. also -- >> you can't make this stuff up. leon: area prison officials shaking their heads after they tried to pull off a prison air lift. and -- >> big news from washington. leon: the new pandas have to experience serious growing pains. ♪ ♪ announcer: now, "abc7 news

i am barbara saran. this is the newshour live from london. coming up in the next 60 minutes, changing the face of iraq after weeks of protest, the prime minister proposes radical reforms to tackle corruption and waste. delays and fist fights at polling stations during haiti's first leaks in years. facing new challenges, families struggling on to find security in yemen, plus. >> singapore, from colon y'all outpost to global economic giant. 60 years of independence. in sport, the worst possible start for arsenal. west ham with a 2-nil win. >>> hello there. thank you for joining us. six of iraq's most senior politicians facing being stripped of their positions as anger grows over the way that the country is being run. prima the prime minister has promised to act. his solution risks unsettling iraq's delicate sectarian balance. these are the posts he wants to get rid of. iraq's three deputy prime ministers and three vice presidents. all represent powerful faxes. nouri al maliki a polarizing figure since 2011. another job which could go is that of

the movie aims to make money off of tragedy and filmmaker is a uc santa barbara alumnus. in a statement to the huffington post he apologized saying he hoped the film could be beneficial. >> nfl team owners meet in chicago tomorrow to consider competing plans to move the raiders or the rams to los angeles. the owners will get details on plan to build a new stadium in carson to be shared with the chargers. they will hear about the st. louis rams propose a.m. to build stadium in inglewood. the commission are said the updates are information a.m. with no votes to be taken. meteorologist mike nicco has the forecast next. mike? >> good morning from the broadcast center. you felt the winds of change, absolutely cooler outside but that could be a problem for the jerusalem firefighters. we will talk about that and how long before the 80s, and 90s and 100s come back to the forecast. >> big job, getting this horse to safety a messy task to save a beloved animal. >> the high cost of back-to-school shopping with tips on how you can save big on classroom >> now our breaking news story

while i do admit there is the connection of santa barbara, this film is not about elliott rojer. the director did admit he took the film's name from a street near ucsb. no word on when this movie is supposed to be released. reporting live in san jose, nbc bay area news. >>> kim, thank you very much. it has been xablgtsly one year since michael brown was shot and killed by police in ferguson, missouri. the unarmed teenager's death sparked outraged and action across the country. activists are calling for a civil day of diso bead yens but today the community paused to remember. jay gray has the story now from ferguson. >> reporter: a year later, the scars have yet to heal and for michael brown's family, the mourning continues. >> he never came back. i don't know how you explain it. >> reporter: the unarmed 18-year-old shot and killed after a confrontation with police officer darren wilson. today hundreds gathered at the spot where it happened. pausing for four and a half minutes of silence, remembering the four and a half hours his body laid motionless in the middle of the street. >

. >> hello i'm barbara sierra, you're watching al jazeera live from london. a syrian fighter jet crashes into a market. 27 people have been killed. rising flood waters force thousands of people from their homes more than 100 have died. and we'll be deep beneath the streets of london to see how the world's most advanced railway system is taking shape. >> john kerry is representing the obama administration at the meeting of morning ministers. concerns over iran's recent nuclear deal has dominated the attacks. they are confident that the region is now safer because of the deal. >> a delicate mission for the u.s. secretary of state. john kerry is trying to convince long-standing allies that the russian nuclear deal will bring peace and prosperity. >> the five other european countries have technology and knowledge in the nuclear field. the countries of the council welcomed it on this basis and on what john kerry demonstrated about iran's development of nuclear weapons and the inspections to stop the development of nuclear weapons. >> today my counterparts and i ha

. >> hello there i'm barbara serra. this is the newshour from london. coming up in the next 60 minutes, the united states and russia aim to calm fears. >>> a syrian fighter jet crashes into a packed market killing at least 27 people. a major resignation in the afghan taliban. >>> barack obama releases his plan to tackle world climate change with less than two years in power. >> this sport could be the victim of a conspiracy. >> the u.s. secretary of state and russia's foreign minlts has minister have offered their support to the gulf states, as they deal with the threat from i.s.i.l. and the fallout from the west's nuclear deal with iran. u.s. secretary of state john kerry and foreign minister sergey lavrov met in doha. hashem ahelbarra reports. >> reporter: a delicate mission for u.s. secretary of state. john kerry is trying oconvince long standing allies that iran's deal with world powers will bring peace and prosperity. >> translator: the five other european countries have technologies on what john kerry demonstrated about iran's development of nucle

. ♪ >>> hello there, i'm barbara sarah, you are watching al jazeera live from london. also coming up, 12 people are arrested in china in connection with the chemical blast that killed over 140 people. >>> president obama is due in new orleans to mark the ten years since hurricane katrina, in which nearly 2,000 people died. >>> i'm charlie pierce reporting from northern ethiopia, where conservations are struggling to save over 1500 years of christian heritage in the rock hewn churches here. >>> hello there. thank you for joining us. of the thousands of refugees arriving on europe's shores, the vast majority are fleeing the conflict in syria. european countries are not the only ones affected. turkey's ambassador has warned that the country is at capacity and said up to a million more people may flee syria if the fighting intensifies. by mid-august this year, 158,000 people had reached greece by sea. that puts rivals there ahead of italy where so far over 90,000 have come ashore. now leaders of the western bakken nations are meeting in vienna in a bid to find a common str

. ♪ >>> hello there i'm barbara sarah. you are watching al jazeera live from london. also coming up myanmar cries out for international help to deal with devastating floods caused by relentless rain. >>> a corruption case against south african poll -- politician is thrown out of court. >>> and why many in the u.s. see this huge mountain carving as a symbol of racial hatred. ♪ >>> 2 -- 2015 is on track to be one of the deadliest years for deaths of migrants crossing the mediterranean see. more than 2,000 people have died since january. that's about 400 more than the same period last year. and approximately 188,000 people have been rescued and that number is likely to grow as more try to cross during the warmer months. once they reach italy, many migrants try to go to northern europe. between 3 and 5,000 people are currently camping in largely squall squallar conditions. >> many migrants unfortunately died on the boat because -- especially the sub saharan migrants are forced to embark in the hull of the boat where there is the engine. there are no windows, and where i

as a recluse who also may have been a horder. >> barbara rarely came outside. i probably saw her ten times in 24 years. >> the house was cluttered. it hampered the first two units trying to make a push to knock down the fire. >> reporter: lucy yang channel 7 eye witness news. >> that fire happened hours after another fire in harlem at a high rise where nearly two dozen people were injured. many of them firefighters. flames shot out of this 35 story building for more than an hour at broadway and 133rd street. eye witnesses say the hallways filled with smoke as firefighters rushed to get everyone out. everyone is expected to recover from their injuries. one fast thinking teenager in the apartment next to where the fire started took charge to keep her sibellings and their dogs safe as they waited for firefighters. >> i gave them towels to put on their mouth and we were waiting for them to knock on the door and i said keep it over your mouth as we go down the stairs so we don't inhale the smoke. >> the teen could hear firefighters nearby but still called 911 and th

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. >> reporter: barbara and andy will advocate for tougher gun laws. >> at the end of your term you've got nothing to lose and i don't want to see another alison and adam die like this because nothing gets done and i challenge you to join me. >> reporter: police say vester flanagan legally bought two pistols from this gun shop. police searched his car and recovered a glock pistol, a briefcase, three license plates, a wig, and a black hat, also a to-do list. wdbj is considering new procedures before sending crew out to do live shots again. >>> at least four people are dead after tropical storm erika slammed into the island of dominica. the storm delivered 15 inches of rain to co-minka triggered devastating mudslides and flooding. about 20 people are missing. meteorologist eric fisher of our cbs station wbz says erika is on track to menace florida and southeast. >> we continue to watch erika's progress. already brought flooding rain into the leeward islands. it continues to work its way west. tropical storms out for puerto rico, the dominican republic, as well as the turks and kay koes a

. >>> barbara boxer barbara boxer will support the iran's nuclear deal. barbara boxer who is a member of the foreign relations committee said it is based on an inspections process. iran will allow inspections. barbara boxer said shared shared shared the mistrust of iran. congress has till september 17 to approve or disapproving the pact. >>> the line up is set for the first republican presidential debate. fox news is hosting thursday's gop debate but only selected 10 candidates out of the field of 17. ktvu's keba arnold with more on who made it cut and the biggest issue. >> the line up is the first prime time republican presidential debate. you are not surprised by who is at number one but you might be surprised on who didn't make the list. donald trump snagged the top spot followed by republican presidential candidate jeb bush and wisconsin governor scott walker. mike huckaby followed by ben carson. ted cruz. marco rubio. rand paul, governor chris christie and john caic. the question is, how will they stand out. each will have a minute to answer question

as wildfires raged throughout california, santa barbara sent teams to assist, realizing they could be next. >> it is stressful and it's tiring at time. >> reporter: captain sergio sanchez has already had three week-long deployments this year to fight wildfires. >> there have been times where you had to stay up for 24-48 hours and when you finally do get a break you're just exhausted, physically and mentally exacted. >> reporter: what is especially tough he says is having to leave 10-year-old jamie and seven-year-old haley. >> i tell them i may be gone for a while on the fire. >> and they could go home and have a day off and be sent right back out. >> reporter: it's grueling and dangerous work with little reward, except when a grateful community expresses their appreciation. >> it definitely boosts your moral,un, when you see a, "thank you, firefighters "sign. it makes you feel good inside. >> reporter: for sergio sanchez his strike team bad bagand tend are always at the ready. >> this could be home for 21 days. >> reporter: if a call came now how quickly could you be out? >> we could

. >>> hello there i'm barbara serra. you're watching al jazeera live from london. also coming up on the program: one program i policeman is kills others are injured as a nationalist program in ukraine turns violent. televised transgressions in china as 1

hello there i'm barbara serra. you're watching al jazeera live from london. also coming up on the program. the united nations announces an investigation into chemical weapons attacks in syria. sanctions could follow if bashar al-assad'basharbasharal-assad'bl

two of them, barbara jones and paul standel call monique's home a nuisance. >> people hanging out, large groups of people. they are smoking and drinking, and there's garbage and loud music. >> reporter: and paul says it gets worse. >> i have witnessed quite a few drug deals. i know what crack looks like. i know what pot looks like. >> reporter: monique says that is laughable. they are young people in their 20s . sure, they have parties but there is no drug-dealing. >> we hang out. that's all we do over here. we chill. >> reporter: neighbors say they reached their breaking point august 8 when there was a shoot- out on this block and that is when they took matters into their own hands. >> we decided to write a letter to all the neighbors to essentially shame the people living in the house. >> reporter: the letter says in part, you need to go somewhere else to sell your drugs. this letter is being sent to every household on the block and each person is urged to call the police when ever they witness drug activity. but monique said the shooting had nothing to do with their house. >> everybod

that's where the adventure began. >> reporter: jayden asked his aunt barbara to 53 a bunch of little toys and bring them here to downtown savanah, georgia, near where he lives. >> you want me to have it? >> reporter: so he could give them away. >> thank you, man. >> reporter: what is it you're doing? >> well, i'm trying to make people smile. bubber duckies, dinosaurs. >> reporter: because those are the things that make people smile. >> yeah! >> reporter: and what happens to their face? really? really. >> see that man right there? >> reporter: jayden targets people who aren't already smiling and then turns their day around. >> you made me smile. >> reporter: he's gone out on four different occasions now, and he's always successful. >> it's to make you smile. >> reporter: even if sometimes he doesn't get exactly the reaction he was hoping for. it is just so overwhelming to some people that a six-year-old orphan would give away a toy, expecting nothing in return except a smile. of course, he is paid handsomely in hugs. and his aunt says he's reactions have done wonders for jayden. >> it

. >> reporter: parker's parents, barbara and andy, say they will now advocate for stronger gun laws. >> i'm going to do whatever it takes and i'm going to be relentless about it. get change. >> reporter: vicki gardner survived the shooting and today was upgraded to good condition. tim, her husband of 40 years, thought he had lost her until she called from the plans. >> she told me she had been shot in the back and she didn't know why she was still alive. the guy fired several times. >> reporter: staff here at the station are wearing these alison. maurice, several vigils are happening around town tonight. >> dubois: kris, thank you. some public health officials say gun violence, just like car accidents and smoking-related illnesses can be prevented or at least reduced. we'll have both sides of that issue later on in the broadcast. vice president joe biden said he will decide by the end of the summer whether he will run for the democratic presidential nomination. but he has one major concern. here's julianna goldman. >> reporter: in a conference call with party leaders, biden said the

a shooting spree near uc santa barbara, 16 killed, 14 others injured, three victims from the bay area, and nbc bay area filed this report before headed to breaking news. >> reporter: from the name of the film to the plot, del playa hits too close to home for those who lost loved ones in the shootings. the trailer for the film was released online this week. the horror movie is based on a college student turned mass killer. scenes show the student rejected and bullied before becoming violence. >> you think it's cool to hit on my girlfriend. >> this is real life. it's brutal. murdered, and goes into something to entertain? this is immoral. >> reporter: kelly wang lost her 19-year-old son george chen in the tragedy jalast year. the student was one of six killed, 14 others were injured. the shooter was another ucsc student, elliot roger. she says the movie not only glorifies what happens to her son, but sends the wrong message to the general public. >> when the movie comes out, it will mislead some people to do copy cat and they will make themselves famous by being more deadly, more brutal

good morning, barbara. seventy-seven, if we head little further south, david, in clementon. and david just getting his day started off. 75% humidity, dew point, 68. everybody's keying in on this. right? it is toasty, and rosey out there. and let's do one more, i'm going to head little further south here, 74 degrees there is one, jason, he's in middletown delaware. and 74 degrees for him. again, i just have to look at these humidity numbers. says it is monday, time to get back to work. yep, i'm with you, jason, we're all here with you. we are going to see some warm temperatures, and these are the current right now. you can see, even at the shore, where you consider little cooler down there, not much. 75 degrees. you can see about 66 mount pocono. that's where you have to go if you want to see the cooler temperatures today. here are the dew points, why it feels so thick out there, 66, 67, dew points, and temperatures kind of close together like. that will you start to feel that humidity. taking live look at storm scan3, you can see, you have to go all the way down here to rale

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