that makes him a chip off the old cinderblock. >> poor little guy. >> he didn't make a noise. i can't believe it. quiet dog. >>> kpix 5's chief meteorologist paul deanno joins us in mobile weather lab from treasure island. how's the weather there, paul? >> certainly not as warm or as calm as it was in livermore yesterday. 99 degrees with not a hint of a breeze in livermore. tonight we're talking about a 15 to 20-mile-per-hour breeze par for the course in late july. it happens. it's only 66 degrees. but the view i'll tell you whatter, we're not looking toward the city. we are looking toward the bay bridges plural because we have one beautiful structure which opened up about 11 months ago, and then we have the now disappearing old bay bridge if you will literally we're losing pieces of it day by day. what an awesome sight that is if you are driving over the bridge and you're seeing that old structure being taken down literally piece by piece and that gap is getting bigger as time goes on. a couple of more years before we wrap that project up. look at the temperature spread today

in fact, it look like an pieces of there were cinderblock, material all out in the street. as they rounded the front of the shop they saw frank coming out the back or. frank was completely naked. shortsburned his boxer and his t-shirt off of him. bleeding, pieces of skin were fallen off his body. everywhere he walked he left a trail of muddy footprints. the two officers took him and put him into their car and took him to the hospital which was about a mile away. a short time later, the fbi was notified and an agent came out of alexandria and actually interviewed frank morris on an ibm dictaphone. that is why we have an account of what frank saw that night. the interesting thing about this is that the fbi actually destroyed that recording back in the 1970's. i guess they never thought that the case would be opened again. towas very disappointing learn that we would not hear his voice. maybe we could pick up some evidence. >> this is the hospital that he went with. this truth to be fatal. it was thought for a while but he never really identified anyone while he was in the hos

i guess eddie thought he was still alive, so he took a cinderblock and dropped it, and i lost my lunchiquor i drank and the food i ate. i told the authority everything that happened. just like a normal occurrence. you know, [ bleep ] happens. >> jeremy's confession to his friend is what led to his arrest weeks later when 48 ran into trouble of his own. >> he testified to get out of a drug warrant in oklahoma city. he turned himself in to testify against us because i told him what happened that night. that's how i got caught, just like that, you know? every attorney said i had no chance. they postponed my sentencing until after i was 18. and county jail was where i started learning about prison. what to come, you know. all the stabbings and the fights and the riots. the drugs. everything that was going to come my way. >> being isolated in a single cell has prevented jeremy from further violence. but solitary confinement won't last forever. >>> coming up, he gets a cellmate, but will it be his last? >> you don't know what another man is thinking in prison. he'll wait until you're asleep,

cinderblock. that's all i remember. >> mine too. >> we continue to count down to game time. >> there are a lot of ways to show your support for the taney dragons. christine? >> reporter: we're at the school home of star pitcher mo'ne davis and two of her classmates. they're getting ready here for a big watch party to cheer on the taney dragons. i'll have a live report coming up. >>> and above and beyond. a police officer comes across a man caught in a downpour. what he did next some are calling heroic. >>> at 4:30, count do you think to game three in the little league world series in just about three hour, our taney dragons of philadelphia, they're going to take on the team from las vegas in their quest for a national championship. and the success of the team is getting a lot of national attention and the excitement really contagious. >> that's for sure. it's been raining off and on in williamsport this afternoon. let's take a live look now at a picture from williamsport where they have working to

a lot of big screen tvs and sheet metals and cinderblocks. and a lot of broken glass.fforts have been centered at the park. this kind of a disaster to by math fallen or even hurt themselves or sheet metal. it's our way of preventing. they tell us they had been on duty all the gneisses and happened at all think they have been home since. that's been all around collecting things for people to take. now that one has to get here at home their help with the community community back on his feet. happening now. another security breach at the metcalf substation in san jose. p-g and e says someone stole construction equipment. kron 4's rob fladeboe is on the scene, he joins us on the phone with the latest. i disposed to the share of departed did so that's some time during the night someone cut a hole through the fence there. it doesn't look like it was related to our the other incident. and they are blaming it on human error. someone inside of their new about alarms but they did not act on that. there possibly be some surveillance video there are looking at that video as we spe

agency for international development, who devoted themselves to giving away rice, tin roofs and cinderblocks, similarly, were proud of the way they were winning the hearts and minds of the people. the state department people didn't really have a dog in that fight. they were not delivering programs. they were uobserving. and what they observed -- they were all pretty much in agreement about this -- was that there were dramatic differences between the provinces in south vietnam, the most pronounced differences depended upon the religious composition of the population, and how many of the people there had been refugees from the north. when the french not out of north vietnam there was a massacre of about 50,000 catholics, and this was followed by a flight to the south of more than a million catholics. and the united states played a considerable part in helping evacuate them to the south, which led senator george akin, who was best known for his later recommendation that the united states should declare a victory and go home -- to observe that no good deed goes unpunished. because the effect of