that left his second ex-wife pam phillips. pam had also been married once before.ning blond had a business degree from the university of arizona and one of few women to find success in commercial real estate in tucson in the late 80s . they were off to a good start in 1986 with an expensive black tie wedding in a yacht at sunset off the coast of san diego. >> he was mad about her. i know they were in love. they looked like they really loved each other. >> reporter: but reporter lupita says behind pam's back, tucson was whispering. >> what did you hear? >> that she was a gold digger and married gary for his money and broke up his marriage. >> reporter: it is common for people on the outside to talk about the new wife that way. remember, gary had left his first wife for pam. and that alone sparked some anger in the family. bryan and heather are gary's kids from his first marriage. and initially, they were less than thrilled about their father remarrying. >> well i mean, she was a step mom. let's be honest. we were teenagers at the time. >> reporter: but it was hard t

now, i am going to hand it over to pam. pam: thank you, sir. this is such an on inspiring moment. i remember the first time that this is a very rare thing, but it just so happens that the moon is the right size and distance to cause this effect on earth. and i hope that the awe that you are talking about, sir, is completely understood by everybody who gets to experience it, because it is a miracle of our universe. of course we are super excited. we are incredibly excited and have been building up to this anticipating the solar eclipse and the incredible scientific opportunities, which is my joy to talk to you about. at nasa we explore the unknown at air and space and we are looking at pushing that cutting edge of science. we really want to learn more about the universe and our place in it. the thing that is unique about a solar eclipse is that it is an opportunity to look at three celestial bodies, the earth, the moon, and the sun in entirely different ways than we usually do and scientists will take full advantage of this celestial event to get invaluable data. one focal point is

now, i am going to hand it over to pam. pam: thank you, sir. this is such an on inspiring moment. remember the first time that this is a very rare thing, but it just so happens that the moon is the right size and distance to cause this effect on earth. and i hope that the awe that you are talking about, sir, is completely understood by everybody who gets to experience it, because it is a miracle of our universe. of course we are super excited. we are incredibly excited and have been building up to this anticipating the solar eclipse and to talk to you about. at nasa we explore the unknown at we are looking at pushing that cutting edge of science. we really want to learn more about the universe a our place in it. the thing that is unique about a solar eclipse is that it is an opportunity to look at three celestial bodies, the earth, the moon, and the sun in entirely different ways than we usually do scientists will take full advantage of this celestial event to get invaluable data. one focal point is definitely the atmosphere or the corona. so, this is a very elusive region and it

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pam. >> thank you.undromat in oakland, says she is afraid to return to work after she was attacked on the job. 65 year old ruth wild was attacked by two women while working at woody's laundromat on park boulevard. wild says she told the women that they had arrived too late to start their laundry. the women left, but then came back 40 minutes later and began yelling at wild, saying that they were missing some of their clothes. they wanted wild to check the surveillance video, but when she told them she doesn't have access to that, they began to attack her. >> they grabbed me here and dragged me around the wash house and punched me. >> now wild called oakland police. when officers arrived, they cited one of the women but did not make any arrests. the owner of the laundromat says he does not understand why at least one of the women wasn't taken into custody. >> if someone gets assaulted like that, i always thought it's maybe a felony, at least taken in to be questioned. not like detained for questioning an

james >> pam.t speeding is very dangerous for not just the drivers, but for the people around them as well. now, state senator scott wiener says he is working on a new bill to try to tackle these accidents. he says new technology can limit how fast cars can drive, and he that drivers in california have that technology in their cars. he says speeding is killing too many people on the road. >> we also have a technology now called speed governors that that physically can drive. we're proposing legislation that would not allow people to go more than ten miles an hour over should not be driv0 to 60 miles an hour in a residential neighborhood, or 9100 miles an hour on a highway. >> this latest crash happening in san franciscon it was early evening saturday. a car hit a man waiting at a bus stop near fulton and park presidio, right next to golden gate park. police say the hospital and expected to be okay. policec also tell us the driver in that case was cited for multiple moving vehicle violations. we're

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pam, good morning to you.don't have chains equipped with our car. this morning we just got off of 80 here. we're near blue canyon, about 30 miles away from truckee. you can see what's going on right next to us. a number of these big rig trucks have pulled over to the side here, likely because they don't have chains on their tires. about 1015 miles ago, we passed colfax. that was the point where every truck driver needed to have chains. you weren't allowed to go on beyond that. if you didn't. and now we're we're at we passed a couple checkpoints from chp and caltrans. at one point they even pulled us over just to see and ask us what what we had did. we have chains? did we have an all wheel drive, all wheel drive car? uh that we were driving in? of course we do. uh, we don't have chains with us, but we do have an all wheel drive, and that's what allowed us to go down a little further here. but those, uh, officers were pulling us over, said, you go 20 more miles, and that's probably as far as you can get. and tha

. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it is tuesday march 19th.let's check in with steve paulson for 19th. it's what is this theust h first day of spring? yes it is. >> so i always think it's the 20th or the 21st. >> usually it is. but 806 tonight for us now why did it change i don't know that. pamela. >> okay. >> stephen. geez. all right. 40s and 50s on the temps. we have a pretty good fog bank out there. even bigger than yesterday, we've had a nice run here of some warm temps, but i think they're slowly coming down here. more upper 60s. we're starting off with 40s and 50s. but yesterday, i mean, the size. nos really filling in. so we are springing into a fog bank that looks like june gloom. we'll go 5060s to near 70 degrees. all right. so here it's 4:00. i cones was out in all its glory. >> absolutely. now steve. yes.t& you and i both know that march 1st is the is correct. >> thankc you for bringing that up. >> yes, sir. yes, sir. i've been in spring. sp>> spring? here >> yes, i've been in spring for 18 days now. so good morning everyone. let's

. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it's thursday march 7th i think we're looking for a break in the rain. maybe some sunshine i don't known let's check in with steve paulson. >> yes. >> okay. good >> crazy day yesterday though. a lot going on that has now moved south. no doubt about it. 40s on the temp. some fog is out there, believe it or not. sonoma county airport says fog sanújose but tm has moved south. the hail reports many, many santa clara t that system is now pushed down into southern california and will take the turn. that's a big system for them heading into arizona now, but we, with a north breeze, santa rosa should pop up to 66. everyone else will be in the low 60s. sal yes, sir. no hyperbole at all. the most traffic i've ever seen on 80 at 330 in the morning. >> where is everyone going? >> that's a good question. >> yeah, i don't know. let me let me pull up 80 and see what we see. it may have been just to annoy you, steve, because right now we have pretty good traffic. so they got on the road saying, hey,

pam >> all right.land has led to more arrests. now, the governor saysúthere have been 168 arrests, 360 stolen vehicles recovered in alameda county following following that law enforcement action. that's more than double the numbers first announced days after the increase in officers ended the original surge with extra officers only lasted five days. now we're working to find out exactly how theseúnew arrests related to last month's operationsn last night, the city council in redwood city voted against a resolution calling for a ceasefire in gaza. the motion fails with two votes. >> okay, jessica howard, j. >> howard, people who support the ceasefire resolution reacted angrily to the vote. hundreds of people signed up to speak at the meeting. many of them waited spoutside the council chamber fr hours, wanting to their opinions. >> i want a cease fire, i think it's important that we have a cease fire. it's a humanitarian issue. we need to stop the killing of all these innocent people in gaza. >> many als

bailey >> good morning pam.the california state supreme court will likely be hearing this case on april 3rd. so it is just a little less than a month away. now, i did just get off the phone with a representative from the university of berkeley here. they told feel confident in their case, but say as of right now, they're just going to let the court system, the justice system, play out asc it is intended that if things go their way, they feel confident that they could start building here on people's park as early as this summern so pretty quickly. but they said, again, they're going to let this court system play out, let the justice system play out. now, i want to take a look at how we got to this point here. people's park has been a hot topic, debatable topic for many, many years. if you've lived in the bay area, i don't need to tell you that. i'm sure you are. wel& aware. so back in 2018, the university released plans to build student housing on the site of the park. but protesters say the school shouldn't be a

kron four's very own pam moore being honored today in open. we're going to take a closer look at that ceremony. >> is. >> our very own pam moore honored at the powerful women of the bay awards in oakland. she received this year's special recognition award for her reporting here in the bay area. pam join kron 4, 1991 is an anchor and general assignment reporter. she was nominated for an emmy for her special from selma to ferguson. just last year she was awarded the san francisco press club's lifetime achievement award. >> young women here have set little girl. just makes feel. it makes you fabulous job. you get to really experience so much of the world that is outside your own light. and i just learned so much about people and living and what kind of person i wanted to be. >> through my job. >> and we learned a lot from pam. she retired from the anchor desk last year after 32 years. sitting right right there. she to is what 9? satterlee something like that. something like that. >> all right. that's 4 zone forecast as we get a live look outside.

and right now. >> hi, pam. that's right. still missing, and divers will still be looking for them today, but the coast guard did at the suspend their search last night because of dangerous conditions. it is a little bit chilly out here, the water very cold. you can also imagine how dangerous of a situation it is underwater, where that bridge collapsed. tons and tons of twisted steel, really? sitting at the bottom of the river. it's sharp and it's dangerous, and it's dark and tough to navigate down there. and the now they're kind of moving to the phase where they're investigating, hoping to figure out exactly what caused this to happen. the ntsb is on scene and plans to have investigators actually board the ship today, trying to find any evidence they can, any perishable evidence that could go away as they try to clean this up. they have what's equivalent to what you might call a black box on an airplane. they have recovered that sent it back to the ntsb lab, hoping to find as much data as possible that could kind of shed som

your reflections on pam.ut her at the time , to write about her at the time, i thought what pam represented michael was something important, i think people want where you live is so important to your identity, i was born in liverpool, lancashire, and when i was three, it became merseyside. i'm not sure what. well, i was too young to know, but i think that it matters in this kind of thing. i was struck by a by an omission by michael heseltine, that he had ripped up these historic counties by taking a light aircraft flight across the country and redrawing lines on a map. i mean, if you have an example of a kind of whitehall diktat , just changing whitehall diktat, just changing the identity of where people live, it's that and we're seeing more of that now with the changing in people's street names from names which may seem offensive to some people, to something else. i think what is forgotten about these things in whitehall or town halls, is that where you live? really matters, and you mess with these historic

pam and andre. i like what it& see.maze. you can see that traffic is moving along pretty well. no major issues here at the tollúplaza. and you can also see that it's just going to be lightly traveled on all the bay area bridges around the bay. so we're not going to ask too many& questions. we're just going to go with it for now. 608úlet's go back to you. sal. outrage on the peninsula over request that was denied during ramadan. the accusations of discrimination against san bruno city leaders. >ñ apple on the hot seat. why the tech giant is being sue by more antony blinken is now in israel, where he is meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his war cabinet. now, blinken says he will share alternatives to israel's planned ground assault in the southern gaza city of rafah. blink was in egypt yesterday where he discussed efforts for a ceasefire deal with arab leaders. later today, the united nations security council will vote on a us sponsored resolution declaring a cease fire is imperative to deliver hu

>> well, we're lookingúat the bridge, pam and dave.yt& bridge is a little bit slow. there was a stalled vehicle up there and they're little bit of anúafter effect there. wu come up toward the toll plaza. obviously it's going to be slow there. it's i not the worst day a little bit r than it normally is. if so, it's kind of in between a really bad day and a really see traffic isu can also see that if you're driving into downtown oakland, it's a little bitúslow. it's also crowded heading down to the airport. we've traffic all over the bay. i tell you, the south bay is also slow, but 680 is slow and so is 880 heading south. we'll tell you more about that south bay commute when we come back in just a little bit. now at 739, let's talk about today's weather. here's steve. >> thank you sal. we'll get to the changes that are on the way. but first before i get too far ahead of myself, some cold readings this morning after yesterday's rain. woodside the castro valley, sonoma, san ramonl livermore, forestville, glen allen and walnut creek all dro

pam.me. i know you did. >> i'd bring friday every day. i know you would. >> good morning i'm dave clark. it is friday. it is march 29th, right near the end of the month. >> that's right. and it's wrapping up with some rain. let's check in with steve paulson for the forecast. >> going out the same way it came in. yeah. like a big old lion there. and this one's a pretty good one. two 40s on the temps. there's already been some light rain drizzle not widespread but some from that system. how about that. pretty impressive for the end of march. you know some marches. yeah. but this one has been, i'd say a gold star here. it's been impressive. riders on the storm today, that's for sure. cloudy, cool morning light to moderate rain, wind and rain. pick up cool high temps only in the 50s. well well below average. all right. hopefully, because maybe the commute will be a little lighter today. you won't have to break on through to the other side. i see what you did there. >> trying to light my fire.

pam. back to you. pam >> dave, our producer, andy says hard seltzers are up.on me, is probably downward. that's. yeah,úbut who wants the serious answer? let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. i want to drink winec is what i want to do. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. aa traffic camera shows you up all the waye maze. metering lights are on on this midweek commute. we don't see a the way of crashes. however, we do see more people getting on the road. the south bay commute crowd here. i don't slowing in the silicon valley or for that matter on the peninsula. so we're off to a very good start the way up to san francisco.all- that's 609. let's go back to the desk. islamic center in the northúbay are concerned about their safety. the attack on the first day of ramadan that has them worried. plus all data is being sold right now, which i think is really a big problem don't looky be snitching on you. we'll tell you how insurance companies m be findi ut about y business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things th

pam.eep going up statewide just as we're getting ready for a spring vacation time. the latest numbers from triple-a show the average price for a regular gallon is now 488 a gallon, almost $0.30 higher than a month ago. the prices at the gas pump here in the bay area are even higher. drivers are paying $5.06 a gallon in san francisco, 4.93 in oakland and 4.88 in san jose. those prices are 30 to $0.40 higher than they were just a month ago. >> oppenheimer dominated was a t night. reporter ashley dvorkin has a recap of hollywood's big night. >> the premiers predictions, red carpets, barb and hammer. box office. it all led to the 2024 oscars. here are highlights of hollywood's biggest night. >> oppenheimer. >> christopherúnolan's epic scale biopic oppenheimer swept the show with seven wins total, including best picture. nolan won his first best director oscar. cillian murphy received best actor in a leading role. robert downey jr took the actor in a supporting role trophy. rer thing. >> star e

with pam senior specialist and george to answer any questions. you might have.nk you. >> madam secretary anyone in the public would wishes to provide a the public who wish to provide comment, please call: >> phone number: +1 (415) 655-0001 access code: 2662 837 8805 # # to raise your hand, press *3 know when it is your turn to speak. if by phone,*3 and we will begin with members of the public who are in person. we're going to invite everyone starting with mr. james. >> thank you again oscar james thank you, commissioners um, and public. two things i really want to speak on (coughing) i support this um, project for the um, replacement housing but my concern is for community to be advised on this. i'm asking the commissioners to set up a meeting in bay view hunter's point an overview advances and third - to for hunter's point and the immunization to participate and listen and put their input and the contractors to voice their opinions and their concerns but like that to happen and also like, you know, i'm going to be in town for it is 19 for the commission to chan

it's monday i'm pam cook. >> stop trying to imitate me. pam good morning, i'm dave 4th.k.rch >> okay. ready to toss to steve paulson because report is realln the weather. everybody wants to know, pamela, this broadcast is only in-house so don't worry about it. >> thank yeah. >> thank goodness it's not this isn't live. it's not live okay. great. >> all right. >> we'll edit that out. all. 37e temps. livermore 42, palo alto 43. still some rain moving through. we're not done yet. there were some who said, oh, we'll be done by sunday morning. and i was like, are you sure about that? and here it is. i thought by monday morning maybe, but no. nope. it's still lingering. we're winding down on the snow in the mountains. they'll get some totals around 8 or 9:00. an unseasonably cool day, though, for early march with 50s on the temps. all right. sal is here for 3q on a little bit of rain out there. yeah, a little bit of rain. >> i think the commute so far looks good around the bay area. as you look at some of these live you will see the traffic looks good getting into san franciscoúf

thank you for joining us here i'm pam cook and morning i'm dave clark. >> it is wednesday pam.day of spring. >> and it's going to be cooler for everyone. yest& >> okay. yes. dave, i know you're busy. no no no. yeah this does not concern you, dave, because you come in a different direction. yeah. but if you take 980, pamela there is a pothole the size of right when you get off and you start heading. you know what i'm talking about. >> yes. well, and there are many spexits closed. but i gave you a heads up. >> you did. and i appreciate that.úthank you very much. you're welcome. it is mostly clear out there now. there's some patchy low clouds, so we're seeing some cooler lows. palo alto and menlo park are both down to 42n i use airport. it's just for multiple reasons. there's a lot of 40s near there. even livermore at 44 degrees. so again, some patchy splow clouds. the fog bank was bigger yesterday. we're losing support for the fog by getting too cool here and clouds are on the way, but more so tomorrow than today. so mostly sunny today, but cooler 50s and 60s on the temps. all ri

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pam join kron 4 back in 1991.etired from the anchor desk last year after more than 3 decades. >> young women here have watching you since i was a little it just makes you feel. it makes you fabulous job. you get to really experience so much of the world that is outside your own light. and i just learned so much about people and living and what kind of person i wanted to be. >> through my job. >> yeah, pam is a special person. there she is with is that you can expect when i had a beard. didn't recognize you there. and i will still recognize there she is with all kinds of bunkers that we have had over the years here to kron 4 last year, pam was awarded the san francisco press club's lifetime achievement award. and she's still doing remarkable things. she's as busy. more busy now in retirement than when she was here. i think it's it's hard to get hold this visit. call sometime to run for news at 10. but stay tuned for kron. 4 news at 11. but for sports night live coming right after the break. have a good night. >> my

and you can listen to katie s full interview with pam abdy on the media show, on bbc sounds.gh the amount of cloud varied from place to place. 12 degrees in hampshire and 13 in parts of sussex, but for the north sea coast a lot of clout and for the most of the day temperature struggled around 6 degrees. the uk has a helmet wind and it is blowing at

pam. now and then pam, over the years, it's always fun to see gray. all right. looks on may's. right. we're just talking about that. >> okay. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news. we're tracking the rain. we see it on the radar. there's a whole lot more on the way impacting us throughout the afternoon. we've got john with the details coming up in a minute. at first, i used better than bouillon for broth. and then stir fry... sauces... even marinades! and now there's the culinary collection! italian herb for pasta... smoky chipotle for fajitas... it's like the deliciousness never ends! make everything better with better than bouillon! i would never show my teeth. never. i'd never smile. and it forces you into this submission of silence because you don't think that anybody is going to take what you have to say seriously. invisalign has changed my life forever. >> 6.29, you know, we're just talking about the dreaded wet dog soon. get a lot of that today. i suspect we've got john with the forecast. not if your dog fearful of the by days he will be out and back in just a second

pam >> all right. thank you. than 123,000 names. that's 50,000 more than needed now. the county has ten days to validate the signatures and confirm that 73,000 of them actually live in alameda county. recall organizers are confident they have enough. >> we shouldn't have to do safer community, the safety of our children, the safety of our spbusinesses, this that had to be done. price says supporters are questioning how some of the signatures were collected. >> her supporters first wrote to california attorney general rob bonta, asking him to investigate allegations of deceptive tactics by recall organizers. now, a letter has been sent to california's, shirleyc weber. >> we've asked her to ensure that she dedicates resources immediately to ensure that each and every signature is both reviewed independently and verified. >> there is recall vote due to measure b on today's would change alameda county's recall election laws to match the laws of california. if b passes, it would raise the threshold of signatures neede

pam, always glad to have you back on the show. so it's natural and normal to be stressed sometimes, but when does it become problematic? >> hi heather, thanks for having me back. it becomes problematic when we see chronic stress, when we see stressors that occur over time without any resolution, we really need to get in there and do some activities to help activate the parasympathetic nervous system and increase levels of relaxation. and those feel good hormones when we are feeling stressed. >> yeah, we're going to get to ways to manage our stress in a moment. but but pam, it is national stress awareness month is coming up next month and april. so what are some of the common causes of stress. >> great questions. so many causes. particularly now we see a lot of family stressors. we see a lot of economic stress happening, financial hardships and stressors, as well as job stress, people experience a lot of stress in their jobs and they're not talking about it. in addition to all the things that are happening throughout the news and t

and pam , stay with us years now.us because i've got my top pundits with me tonight . diana moran, with me tonight. diana moran, cecilia curci, and the wonderful claire pearsall clare, what do you think about this book? it's called either the bear and the magic snowflake . would you read magic snowflake. would you read it to your kids if they were small enough? >> i think probably would. i >> i think i probably would. i think that looks at think anything that looks at children and giving them independence and resilience has got to be a good thing, you need to understand that children will be sad at times. they will be angry . they be sad at times. they will be angry. they will be upset. be sad at times. they will be angry . they will be upset. they angry. they will be upset. they will be happy . and that's will be happy. and that's absolutely fine. as long as you realise that, you can tell them it's absolutely fine. but equally it's fine to be bored or cross, you know , things that cross, you know, things that don't n

in san jose, 502 let's go back to pam.ring for convicted killer scott peterson. now, earlier this year, the innocence project announced it would take up the peterson case. the group argued peterson's constitutional rights were violated during the firstútrial 20 years ago. today's status hearing could be the first step towards a new trial. >> the status hearing. the judge is going to ask, have you run into any problems with discovery ? the innocence project is going over all of the evidence they're looking for dna evidence, and the judge wants to know how swiftly or swimmingly are you moving down this road to possibly discovering new exculpatory evidence? >> peterson is currently serving a life sentence without the possibility of parole at a prison in amador county. he was convicted of killing his wife, laci, and their unborn son in 20, in 2002. coming up in 30 minutes, ktvu allieúrasmus will have a live report from the courthouse in redwood city. all right. >> our time is 503. some frustrated oakland business owners threat

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pam. dave, good morning toúyou.om where we're standing here at the front of the school. but we can show you some video of what it looked like when firefighters first came out to the scene. about 15 units responding here to what they were identifying as a second alarm fire. they rushed to the scene and reported no injuries as they put the fire out. but now the district is message to , parents and teachers letting them know to standby for any what we can see, it appears that school today. representatives from the pleasanton unified school district came out to the scene last night, letting the authorities do their do what wee obviously going to be collaborating with them as long as itútakes to make sure that we do what we need to do to be safe . a district spokesperson says the gym building is about 100 years old. it's used to facilitate sports practices and games. the fire department tells us it is still working to learn what actually started the fire again. we do expect classes though to not be affected today or at l

>> hi, pam.d, they recovered two the bodies of those construction workers who were working on the bridge. there are still four others, but we're starting to see this transition into more of a salvage operation. they're hoping to get this back open for ships now that the sun is up, we can actually see that ship much more clearly behind me. it's just massive and loaded with these storage containers. we're learning a little bit more about this. now that ntsb investigators have been able to get on board. they're looking through the manifest or going through the black box of this ship. we're even learning that the ship was carrying several several containers that had hazardous materials, hundreds of tons, really on board that ship. and some of it, not all of it, but some of it might have gone into the river, unfortunately. so creating even more difficult conditions for divers who have to go in there trying to salvage things and figure out what they're dealing with down there. you know, as i mentioned,

>> good morning pam. crime scene tape behind me. this is newn this was not here when we pulled up. otherwise we would not have been able to park our car where we did. take a look. big portion. i'm going to guess as to why they closed down this area is because of, of course, a fire hydrant was hit here and it is spraying water. that's actually why i have my umbrella up. it's not raining out here, rather the fire hydrant. it's a little windy and it's actually kicking up quite a bit of water in our direction. you can see the streetsúflooded out here as a couple of firefighters standing in that deep water at this point, working to get that fire hydrant turned off. looks like they were unable to do that. and so it looks relatively clear now. but as i mentioned, they did just put up this crime& scene tape. and across the street from where we're standing, on the same side of the street as that fire hydrantv you can see there. looks like it was in a pretty bad, bad car accident. there is no other car here on the

i think this is a question for pam or shelley.cts the path of the eclipse ahead of tin this case across nh america. how is that done, exactly?n. we have our scientists that wor. they have been known for a while and they come in cycles that are mathematically able to tell whee earth and sun just right so you get the shadow cast. and based on that orientation of etthe sun, m■8n, everything, we can make the band predictions. and then nasa uses the lro, the lunar reconnaissance orbiter, and the data that was studied there to make that map even more precise because we now know the exact peaks and valle o you -- e are able to tell you how far the eclipse will project onto the earth. >> thanks. now we have alan boyle on the phone from ekwire. -- from this question would rele to the webcast of the eclipse. can you provide any more on what views it will be coming from, any other activities, live activities? qz■a base of operations for what nasa is doing in the path of the eclipse? thank you. >> thank you. yes, the will be a live nasa broad

thank you very much, thank you, and you also have to press this, straight from the sewing machine, pum-pam-pam-pam, grandma, no, you stand there, you stand there, you look, it’s beautiful, like your mother is crying with happiness, what are you playing? i’m here in belarus, well, i, well, for me, somehow , everything, well, is working out for me, everything, that, everything that’s normal here, i’ve got everything, everything ’s fine, i don’t need anything, i i don’t miss my homeland, here they realize themselves and their potential, above all, after i came here, and after that i studied a little , i was probably aware of the fact that, probably, i’m not a businessman, but those who supply at least something . well, i don’t know, i’ll probably be in the future, i ’ll still be doing business, like my mother, i’ll probably work in the kitanese language, the project looks at belarus, i’ve been living here in belarus for 35 years, during these years i i already read belarus as my second homeland, i studied at the faculty of philology, the novel is germanic philology, i think that for especially belaru

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b. >> pam, what's your take on it? thanks, john. and well, you know, you and i commentated on this trial 20 years ago, and, you know, he had one of the best, if not i the best defense attorney in the country. and mark geragosf not on. es lose's not lose sight of th evidence. he was s fishing the day after happened. she had gone missingda. he showed no remorse, her family said. and, of course, the infamous affair showeno with amber frey,s who said he was a widower fo arh months and months and that he didn't want children. the forensic evidencatee, theret wasn't a lot of forensic evidence, but there was blood on the mattress, blood oek the door of his truck and strands of laci's hair hai found in his brand new boat.in also, shawn, if you recall, the expert, said that when laci's body and her unborn child, their bodies floated up four months later, it would have been where he was fishing on christmas morning. and n awe hei think the most damning evidence that even the great mark geragos couldn't get around was the fact th

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defendants joining me now is pam pam pill on january 6, she was at the capitol. she served time in prison for her role. that day pam, thank you for joining us again what do you make of trump reportedly personally taking meetings with convicted insurrectionists >> i'm disgusted and thank you for having me back on again to be using the word hostages is unbelievable. the real hostages, we know where they are in gaza this is just a he's just using the j sixers to have everybody believed that the doj has weaponized to him and j6 defendants, and it's not true >> i don't know if >> you know this, but i went to see don junior and i told him i was a dj six defendant, and he didn't even talk to me. he he didn't want anything to do with me. >> so they're just using the j six defendants for for trump's using them to make you believe that the government is weaponized against them. and it's not true. >> do you do you think don junior are new? >> who >> you were and what did you why did you even take the meeting? what did you want to say to him >> well, first i was a little ner

the joins now live by samuel and archie, george, a member of parliament, and then go pam, pam, and sponsors of the bill that they have you on with us. and we for the latest statements by the un commission on human rights. what is your response to those concerns? extremely hypocritical and unwelcome. the un commission on human rights should speak to the american government to stop in prison and american citizens who wants to practice polygamy because party got means 2 or 3 con, central adults agreeing to be married to each other. if that is not a violation of their human rights, then the human rights commission doesn't know what human rights of about. again, the rights of american children on to be able to go to school, have a class and go back home to their parents is a fundamental human rights to life. american children a being bullshit every day by weapons in american classrooms. so un commission on human rights as much as i've said a single word about that. a samuel amens on what i mean god is in regard to this bill. the u. n. has called for tolerance and respect for traditions and laws.

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pam.m dave clark. it is friday. it is march the 8th. yes >> good. seems like the week did not fly by steve paulson. i think it seems like a nice weekend to enjoy a lot of outdoor activities though. today. well, today i guess not the weekend. >> today's the day to enjoy because now saturday morning won't be bad, but today's the day we're under clear skies. head to the mountains. you won't get it better than what we're going to have today. no fog to worry about. it's cold though. a lot of 30s. santa rosa is in there. livermore, palo alto as well. temperatures. they'll rebound, though. we have a slight offshore breeze, but that'll be your saturday and probably all the way into early next week system. so cover me in sunshine today. that'll be nice. clear, cold morning, breezy in the hills. sunny for all and warmer with a northerly breeze.f highs 60s, few pushing mid uppet the party started on traffic. and here's the man to do it. hopefully it's quiet out there though you know. >> and we are lo

so pam moore will receive this year's special recognition award for her work in the bay area.l, if you don't know or bio, pam join kron back in 1991. as an anchor in a general assignment. reporter. she was nominated for an emmy for special from selma to ferguson report. she's been inducted into the national academy of television arts and scientists, silver circle. she was also honored by the san francisco press club's lifetime achievement award for has even named our studio in her honor. she retired from the anchor desk this past december after 32 years here. and we're just grateful that you are honor her today. wonderful. kron. 4 continues. our celebration of areas remarkable women with the story of pro tennis player turn on pa the leader working coach kids on how to win the game of life by changing how you think about success over stephanie lin has that story. read it with me. if you'd like brady at mill breeze, meadows elementary, what is 6 s? >> that's easy to see is trying to the best. you can be. a special assembly is underway a sure hand. are you ever afraid to fail? ho