orville hatched a plan. he planned to steal one gold bar a day from the denver mint, and he was going to do it between inventory periods so that no one would be really be aware of the embezzlement. to dispose of the gold, he planned on renting or leasing a gold claim in victor, colorado, melting the gold down and selling it back to the mint, claiming he had mined it himself. it was an ingenious plan and it just might have worked. but orville stole one too many bars. one day, a coworker noticed him behaving suspiciously and alerted authorities, in this case, the secret service. and they watched orville, they watched him steal a gold bar and they confronted him at a bus stop right outside of the mint, and orville confessed he did in fact have a gold bar on him. he was sentenced to prison and he spent years in leavenworth, kansas, in the federal prison there. in the 1930's, the federal government decided to move the gold reserves that were stored in san francisco to denver. they did it for a couple of reasons.

orville harrington worked in the mint for many years. he was a trusted worker. so in 1920, orville had been working at the mint for many, many years handling gold, every single day. but he knew he would never make more than about $4 a month. and it frustrated him. orrville hatched a plan. he planned to steal one gold bar a day from the denver mint. and he was going to do it between inventory periods so that no one would be really aware of the embezzlement. to dispose of the gold, he planned on renting or leasing a gold claim in victor, colorado, melting the gold down, and selling it back to the mint claiming that he had mined it himself. and it's a great ingenious plan and it just might have worked. unfortunately, orrville stole one too many bars. one day, a co-worker noticed him behaving suspiciously. and alerted authorities. in this case, the secret service. and they watched orrville, they watched him steal a gold bar. and they confronted him at a bus stop right outside of the mint. and orrville confessed. he did in fact, have a gold bar on him. he was sentenc

on december 17, 1903 in kitty hawk, north carolina, orville won the flip of a coin and immortality.ith two bounces, he was in the air where he hovered for 12 seconds at 31 miles an hour, covering 120 feet. but there were other early flying machines. some that taxied, and some that hopped. some that didn't do much of anything, and some that - hey, watch out there! ♪ >> in 1907, the army recognized the potential of aviation and in 1909 purchased the first military plane. the u.s. army air service was founded under the supervision of the chief signal officer. early army pilots were assigned the task of testing and improving the piano wire and canvas air ships. they flew test after test, not all of the flights were successful. the first man to die in a plane crash was an army lieutenant. now, planes were getting bigger, by 1910, an unknown enthusiast named glen curtis was building and flying amphibians. by 1940, the fledgling army air service had expanded to several dozen planes. at first, planes were used only for aerial reconnaissance. but in time, bombs and then machine guns were add

in 1920, orvil had been working at the mint for many years, handling gold every single day, but he knew he would never make more than $4 a month, and it frustrated him. he hatched a plan. he planned to steal one gold bar a day from the mint, and he was going to do it between inventory periods so that no one would really be aware of the embezzlement. to dispose of the gold, he planned on renting or leasing a cold claim and victor, colorado. melting it down, a gold claim in melting it down, and claiming he had minded himself. it was an ingenious plan and it might have worked. unfortunately he stole one too many bars. one day, a coworker noticed him behaving suspiciously and alerted authorities. in this case, the secret service. and they watched him steal a gold bar and they confronted him at a bus stop right outside of the mint. he confessed. he did have a gold bar on him. he was sentenced to prison and spent years in leavenworth, kansas, in the prison there. in the 1930's, the federal government decided to move the gold reserves stored in san francisco to denver. they did it for a couple

. >>> orville up 20-0. they took it in from five yards out. they extend the lead and they win 48-14 you are flipping and tripping this morning. >> i ain't tripping. >> you were outstanding you are welcome back any time. >> come on back. >> no ohio state tonight but we will be back tonight. >>> more and more schools are arming teachers. we talk with those in charge to find out if it's helping keep students safe. >>> why so many residents are upset about the deer population. >>> we start with a live look outside. the sun is peaking through the clouds over downtown cleveland. cleveland is looking good this morning. it will be a nice one. edition of good morning cleveland. >>> a cleveland officer was injured overnight. we have video of how his fellow officers brought in that suspect. >>reporter: good morning northeast ohio. we have been seeing this all week long. highs starting in the 60s. cooler up north at 57 degrees. highs will be reaching the 70s. remember for the first day of fall we were seeing highs reaching the 80s. now we are talking 72 i

. >> reporter: this couple drove down from orville to be first in lines at the gate. >> tired of hearing about kaepernick sitting down and all that. just want to watch the football games and get straight to the season. >> i do want to see this game because i'm originally from l.a., too, so we'll see the l.a. rams with, you know, the 49ers. >> but you're wearing a red hat. >> yes. >> reporter: despite being the underdogs, the 49er faithful are brimming with optimism going into game one. rams i think last time i look are favored. >> yeah, they are always favored but we're going to create a big upset today. >> how many y'all say we're going to get a win today? that's what i'm talking about, huh. huh. you know how we do it. >> reporter: this is a live look at the parking lot at levi stadium. you can see the folks are setting up for several hours of tailgating. this game set to begin at 7:20 this evening of course on abc 7 news. now, as for the aerial show, the small plane with the banner in support of kaepernick will fly above the stadium here between 5:00 and 6:00 p.m. the air force jets wi

. >>> plus, lake -- coming up, lake orville changed due to a wildfire.helped them cope. (music plays from one way or another )♪♪ ♪ i'm gonna find y♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna win ya ♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna see ya ♪ (inhales cigarette) >>> the 2016 nfl season begins this thursday. the two bay area teams will get going later. >> the raiders begin on sunday in new orleans and the 49ers open up at home on monday night against the rams. it's a new start for all 32 teams. joe fonzi with a story and a couple of raiders who couldn't be happier as this new season began. >> they are happy guys right now. summer camp will start with nearly 100 players on the roster by the time that they roll around. nearly half those players have been cut that it could be a very nerve racking time. >> they will pass detroit and it will be the undrafted rookie in cincinnati. >> reporter: two weeks ago we told you about story of johnny holton who was helping his family raise his

but some of that is rumbling off towards feather river also orville, nor the sacramento and i still think some of that session northern sacramento, -- northern sacramento and i think some of that wraps around. some areas are all ready sunny. there's no doubt about it. the inland temperatures will warm up. >>> the time is 7:19 am. we want to go practice to gush we want to go back to brian florez. >> let's talk about some possible solutions. >> and, you touch a little about the problem. and i talked with one person, a few moments ago. and he says that he has never seen a problem in terms of the amount of crowds. and it's obviously getting worse and worse here. but what is the city doing about it? they are holding a community open house. officials at the transit authority are taking suggestions from the public about how best to handle the large crowds. and one of them includes requiring reservations or selling tickets. charging tolls to both pedestrians and drivers. and restricting access to the seat -- street. and, possible using rideshare to take people down lombard and a car or using cont

i'm going to allow erick orville to answer this question, whoever wants to shoot for it. -- or bill. most christians today still don't have a vote. in places like china and so forth. those who have been able to vote for most of the church history and even today don't get to vote for god and country candidates. candidates that might be good advertising for the church or christianity. they are voting between a candidate that's controlled by an oligarchy are voting for a candidate whose controlled by a drug lord, or choosing between that and a candidate controlled by the military or something corrupt. but christians are where they are, living there and did you cast votes. we have been privileged to vote in the past the candidates we identified with. they were sort of heroes without a with god and country type candidates. do you see a distinction between this idea that voting for supporting a candidate embarrasses the republican party for and nurses the church was a that testimony, and just this decision you have to make as most christians throughout history that to make and in other cou