what was your first memory of the radio flyer? >> my dad was the ceo of the company when i was a kid he brought home a new wagon at the time called the fireball 2,000 which was a muscle car inspired looking wagon and i remember riding that down the driveway shreiking with delight. >> you didn't wipe out, did you? >> just a little bit, but the skinned knees build character. >> that's what we always tell our kids, too. you're now the third generation ceo. what challenges do you face when you try and expand the company >> i think one of the challenges that we're always wrestling with is kind of the inherent tension between being this classic n nostalgic brand and now we offer wagons that fold up, they're made out of fabric and we have a program where you can customize your own wagon and put your name on it and design it. that's one of the tricks to staying in business for so long. >> we were just looking at video, too, of the partnership you have with tesla with the little cars that the kids can drive, too, which are pretty cool but

the responsibility placed on one flyer, on contact patrol, for example, is so great that the fate of a whole portion of the front depends on that one pilot coming through." maybe. sorry, he goes on, "in scout work the individuality of the pilot shows up not only in his fighting but that's his job. he attacks every enemy machine that shows itself. in these fights the pilot who is the best shot and flyer usual ly comes out vicinity torous. -- victorious. in these fights it's man against man instead of division against division. that's why i like the air service, individual counts for something." so aside from this individualism and tied to it is this sense of aggression. it's probably the most emphasized trait among the guys when you read their memoirs and letters. they saw themselves as these warriors who kind of lusted for battle, but in a chivalrous way, they see themselves creating this knights of the roundtable concept. one of the best versions, you see this a lot with fighters -- i mentioned them, here's the lafayette escadrille, about 250 pilots, americans that volunteer long be

. >> commissioner honda: so when olympic turns to flyers, and then recently turned from flyers to mobile. >> they went from flyers to tesoro, correct. >> commissioner honda: so that because the license changed hands? >> i don't know. >> commissioner honda: i'll ask the department. i am wondering why chevron's running out of my brand of cigarettes, to be honest. >> when we took over, the tobacco fixtures were there. >> commissioner honda: yeah, i know. thank you. >> and thank you for not using all 21 minutes. thank you. >> commissioner honda: trust me, some people use -- someone used 35 minutes a couple weeks ago. >> we will now hear from the department. >> good evening vice president swig, commissioners. i'm appearing on behalf of the department of public health. this evening, you'll hear three appeals brought by the same appellant. all three appeals pertain to the department's denial of a tobacco sales permit for three separate gas stations throughout the city and county of san francisco. this evening you'll hear testimony from the department's inspector, zil prado, who examined each of

how do the different types of flyers have different cultures. i have not looked at rotary wing guys closely. i can't speak directly to them. i can say that different types of pilots have different cultures. bomber pilots have a different sub culture than the fighter guys do than the missileers do. there are studies done after world war ii. they found that almost all of this was true and some of it is self-selecting and some was a result of combat. but fighter pilots were more independent. they were more aggressive. they didn't like authority. bomber pilots were more teamwork oriented and tended to respect authority more. there's cultural differences there. i don't know about the chopper pilots specifically. but i imagine, just from what i've seen, it's not quite the same as this. there's probably some overlap. >> ladies and gentlemen, please join me in thanking dr. michael henkins. [ applause ] >>> sunday on q&a. >> we're on the floor of the united states senate. this is unprecedented. and no one else has ever gotten an opportunity to do this. i

long flyers should season--- the holiday travel days of the biggest and on one of to freeze."and on one of the biggest travel days of the holiday season--- flyers should expect long delays and potential cancellations. jennifer gray/cnn meteorologist: "we're looking at airport delays from houston, dallas, kansas city, minneapolis, chicago even new york and boston and we know that can have a trickle effect across the country."officials at the world's busiest airport - hartsfield jackson in atlanta -- expect nearly 85- thousand travelers today.for those planning to drive instead of flying over fly-- expect hazardous roads through friday-- with possible flooding in some areas.i'm kristen holmes reporting. a live look outside right now... sfo as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. it was a beautiful cool day around the bay area. tonight will be cold with a chance of patchy frost. lows will be in the 30s and 40s. on the satellite you can see a weak cold front headed toward california. high pressure will build in behind it making

we have a lot of great photos and flyers from that area and that. that i could donate myself.'re, i decided, you know, why not pursue other people and other bands and get them to donate as well? the historic moments in san francisco, punk history, is the sex pistols concert which was at winterland. [♪] it brought all of the punks on the web -- west coast to san francisco to see this show. the sex pistols played the east coast and then they play texas and a few places in the south and then they came directly to san francisco. they skipped l.a. and they skipped most of the media centres. san francisco was really the biggest show for them pick it was their biggest show ever. their tour manager was interested in managing the adventures, my band. we were asked to open to support the pistols way to that show. and the nuns were also asked to open the show. it was certainly the biggest crowd that we had ever played to. it was kind of terrifying but it did bring people all the way from vancouver, tee seattle, portland, san diego, all up and down the coast, and l.a., obviously. to san f

sending out flyers......to warn potential victims. twice last week scammers made off with a significant amount of money after promising blessings or herbs to protect or cure ailing family members. both times the victims were convinced to pay and then were robbed. police are reminding people to be suspicious of strangers claiming to provide relief lafayette.reports from lafayette. (catherine) san francisco police are warning the chinese community about what's being calleda 'blessing scam.' sending out flyers......to warn potential victims. twice last week scammers made off with a significant amou isi blessings or herbs to protect were robbed. police are reminding people to be suspicious of strangers claiming to provide relief from a curse or illness....offering 'purification' ceremonies in which cash and valuable items must be offered. (ken) the girl who wrote to steph curry asking why his new shoes weren't made for girls... now has her new shoes. the story is next. >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he

they also have the storm flyer units. and these are heavily armored airplanes, they are taking basic planes and adding armor to them that fly very low. 100 feet, maybe not even that? flying over the trenches, doing strafing of the trenches dropping explosives where they can, trying to break up the line. the loss rate for those pilots is shockingly high and the powers are going to do the same type of thing and they had the same types of losses. but one thing that happens in the sandy hill assailant is billy mitchell goes in and pershing says willie mitchell we are going to do this big attack on sandy hill, can you do an air tack in support? absolutely he said i need 15 planes. he gets them, it's a mix of american and european pilots. they fly over and they are doing a lot of different stuff. part of what they're doing is they need to eliminate those german aircraft, so anytime german aircraft come up to engage their going to do some air-to-air they are also going to bomb the air drones of the germans to try to take a as ma

pilot who ists the the best shot and flyer usual sually comes out vicinity torous. in these fights it's man against man instead of division against division. like the air service, individual counts for something." so aside from this individualism and tied to it is this sense of aggression. most robably the emphasized trait among the guys when you read their memoirs and letters. saw themselves as these warriors who kind of lusted for battle, but in a way they see themselves creating this knights roundtable concept. ne of the best versions, you see this a lot with fighters -- mentioned them, here's the encadrille, about 250 pilots, minutes that volunteer americans enter the war to fly for france and they the lafayette escadrille. about that many more americans volunteered and were spread out among squadrons. didn't have a cool marketable name like that and flyally more americans will with the british than in the afayette, but they are the famous ones you hear most about. one of their pilots talk in his memoirs how for german ook anti-fire look to fly into it, so a ger

pass poured but instead of showing your passport when you check bagser or go through security as flyers have done for years, delta's biometric system will know you're scheduled for a specific flight pa passengers will no longer have to take time looking for and showing paperwork to agents. >> if you can save a little bit of time up front and get through that cue faster, hopefully this is making the airport screening process that much more efficient. other airlines are testing facial recognition system and the private firm clear uses them to identify passengers at airport. so it may not be long before showing your boarding past will be a thing of the past >> i like being quicker. there's always the invasion of privacy thing that you think about. >> we love it. sinus up we'll be first in line >> and biometric screening for domestic flights may take longer sips travelers are not required to show a passport but make no mistake, they will get to work on that and biometric screening is rapidly coming into how we will board flights in the future. >> i guess i can understand the desire for conv

kpix found frequent flyers are homeless and in need of food and warmth. if you abuse the system in fresno, there is no guarantee you will be taken to the hospital after checked on by paramedics. >> we are not looking at the bigger problem of what do they need. we are putting a band-aid on it and putting them in the hospital and they come out and it has gotten nowhere. helping them find a solution, knowing there is a person right there, it's a human touch. >> if you are identified as a frequent flyer, patients are given 3 written notices and a packet of resources with information about obtaining a primary care doctor and permanent housing, in addition, behavioral health volunteer paramedics meet with them in between calls to try to get to know them and find out why they call so much. the ems abuse policy was approved by the board of supervisors, local law enforcement and county council. in the 6 years been in existence, it has never had a bad outcome. other counties the states have been asking about it and minneapolis adopted similar program. > let's get a

the other day i was telling someone i am going to be president of the flyers. they said you are ambitious. i did not take it as a positive. i do not know how they meant it. we struggle with us idea of ambition is about self and ego and competing and these are not associated with females. why not, i am not sure. there is nothing wrong with wanting to take your god-given talents and put them together to do something great. do not feel like i feel. you so much. i have been taking notes. in terms of takeaways, number one be decisive. number two, be persistent. someone said be sandpaper. demonstrate success. a lot of you said bring in new people. stick with your role. you will have more impact. appeal to hearts. embrace ambition. thank you all. this has been wonderful. [applause] announcer: c-span's washington journal live every day with policy issues that impact you. coming up, we discussed the problem solvers caucus with the cochairs new york republican congressman tom reed and the jersey democratic congressman josh gottheimer. then we talk with robert jordan. wat

they hung flyers in english and spanish.hey reached out to reporters. >> it's very not like her after eight years of service in the army to just disappear. >> the next day, friday morning, she was not here. >> i helped my mom pass out flyers around school, pretty much anything i could do. >> did you think they would find her? >> yes. i did. >> giselle was 14 at the time, but detective ramirez, who has been a cop for more years than giselle has been alive, was not as hopeful. >> she's not using her cell phone, she's not taking any money out, no one has heard from her. when you picked up no trace of her after a couple of days, you still think you're looking for a living person? >> the percentages are starting to drop not in our favor. >> because by then you've called all the hospitals. >> all the hospitals, jails. >> there is an alert out that any police officer, what, in southern california sees her -- >> correct. and the media was also helping. >> and nothing. >> nothing. >> nom marabel on security tape from any nearby store

they are flyers or mailings that you might pick up on the street. that is one of the values of these collections is that they represent things that are often times not kept. a lot of that work was done by laird himself. you can see that on some of these items here and there is the wilcox collection stamp with the date. this was received in july of 1986. laird acquired this probably through writing to the organization and requesting their materials. because the wilcox collection has been around for 50 years, it really can -- does document a long span of time. the whole of the latter part of the 20th century. some of thethat issues like gun control and immigration control are still issues that are being debated aroundbut they have been for sometimes 20 and 30 years. these are all materials that represents the things that were found to be blamed on communism, even the weather -- disastrous weather was blamed on communism by william mcburney. these other books are more .nti-communist materials what was behind lee harvey oswald after he assassinated pres

the end of next month she is moving to philadelphia to take over as president of the philadelphia flyers and the wells fargo center. and you might not know this but she was once a reality show contestant. >> not the bachelor [ laughter ] >> well, tell us about it. >> i was on the espn's dream job which is a competition to be a sports editing anchor. years ago. i didn't win. [ laughter ] >> well, i do want to start just with jennifer because you have a great story to tell of how you changed your office and that's not an easy thing to change to tell us a little bit about that. >> well, my vision i think rhonda said this on the last panel, diversity is a big thing and it started when i was a district attorney and i did not realize that black and brown prosecutors were a rarity. and the way i learned it was actually defendants would come into my room and they would say you are the man? and i said yes, i am ada. and it was difficult for them to understand that somebody looks like them could understand where they came from, where they had experiences and i didn't always give him the deal of a

:"when i saw the flyer. . it could've been me or my husband, you know?"d to death after trying to help a panhandler.odella taylor: "i'm not going to stop my car. you know, the way times are, you don't know who to stop the car for."smith was riding through the city around 12-30 saturday morning along valley street whenshe saw a woman with what appeared to be a baby. . holding a sign saying, "please help feed my baby."odella taylor:"it's normally quiet around here. so it was a shock to me that i heard something like that." smith. . who was in the front seat. . rolled down the window to the woman money and when she did. .an unknown man reached inside to grab her wallet and police say there was a struggle.investigators tell wmar he took out a knife and stabbed smith in the torso before running away with the woman holding the sign.ellison taylor/ resident:"it makes you think twice about helping anyone. think twice, look twice. you know, cause i got to work early in the morning and my guard's up."ellison taylor/resident 174850 it makes you think twice about hel

he helped the flyers beat the red wings, 3-2. >> proud mom. >>> well, up next in "the pulse" george bush'secret pen pal revealed. >>> also ahead, a new effort to reunite bonnie and clooitd decades after their crime spree. >>> and we look at penny marshall's legacy going way beyond "laverne & shirley." and maintained it. oh! under seven? (vo) and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? (vo) a two-year study showed that ozempic® does not increase the risk of major cardiovascular events like heart attack, stroke, or death. oh! no increased risk? ♪ ozempic®! ♪ ozempic® should not be the first medicine for treating diabetes, or for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. do not share needles or pens. don't reuse needles. do not take ozempic® if you have a personal or family history of medullary thyroid cancer, multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if you are allergic to ozempic®. stop taking ozempic® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, itchi

and elsewhere the philadelphia flyers were in great form against the nashville predators breaking their four game losing streak the game was tied at one one in the second period but the flyers quickly turned things around claude jerome with the winner is twelfth goal of the season making it to one. snowboard cross world cup is finally underway after a delayed start to the season because of a lack of snow sports a mix between motocross and snowboarding and luckily there was enough snow for the event to happen in italy germany's omar visitant and took home gold for the men and in the women's event lindsey dick about list of the usa took points for her victory . that's all your sport for now more later that was back at the top of the i was thirty minutes of al-jazeera will i will see you very soon. radicalism is on the rise across the globe and we're told it's everywhere asked we're told we're supposed to be highly suspicious of everybody and everything but our government policies aimed at tackling radicalization in fact pushing youngsters to the fringes of society impact is utopian home a

is there any good news for flyers this morning?r: >> reporood morning, francis. there is some good news. you might be able to hear a plane overhead in a momen because flights are now landing and taking off here. in the past couple of hours the first one came in from shanghai, and the first departed aptly going to take families to see santa claus. this airport should normally have er110,000 passe going through it on 760 flights. it's one of the busiest airports in europe. understand today, though, it will be a limited service. some 100 flights have been canceled, and the advice is still to check with your airline whether or not you wil going today. it's going to take a couple of days tolear up t disruption because the drone kept coming in and out of theirfield for over 36 hours. there are planes and crews in the wrong location. there's a backlog of passenger in there. some thousands who have had to sleep in the terminals they all need to get on board flights as well. this disruption will continue, and we have been whened if drone does reappear, it could once again

one won in the second period but the flyers quickly turn things around claude is your with the winner goal of the season make it to one national were able to find the tying goal though and drop the ninth consecutive. snowboard cross world cup is finally under way if you've been waiting for it after a delayed start to the season because of a lack of snow the sport is a mix between motocross and snowboarding and luckily there was enough snow for the event to happen in italy germany is omar this it in took home gold for the men in the women's event lindsey jacobellis of the usa took home the thousand points for her victory. that's all your sport for now more later back to you has a thanks very much neal yeah that's it for this news outlets turn you over to london and i'm on with more of the day's news. everyone all together right. now going places together. a war which produced one of the worst humanitarian crises in the world they will take shots even when they should not i believe that sometimes what the saudis have been doing. the story behind the deadly attack by the saudi led coalit

four game losing streak in the game was tied at one zero in the second period but the flyers quickly turned things around the clock jew with the win of these twelve a goal of the season making it to one nashville were unable to find the time goal and drop the ninth consecutive game. three time and pick champion cutting dominated day one of the last sun swim cup all thursday the hungaroring a one three races a two on the meta backstroke two hundred meter medley and two hundred meter butterfly it was also a good day for another triple elim pick champion normie chroma with all of the netherlands she won both the fifty metres backstroke and the fifty meters a butterfly. and that's when we will have more for you later on but for now it's back to a show on it thank you very much. of call is not really a typical typically good gift for christmas but one in that families and south korea some of them are really grateful to have thousands of charcoal briquettes are being handled by u.s. troops to households north of seoul as colas motivated for heating and cooking during the winter months and

elsewhere the philadelphia flyers were in great form against the nashville predators breaking their fourgame losing streak the game was tied at one one in the second period but the flyers quickly turned things around. with the winner of his twelfth season making it to one nashville were unable to find the triangle and drop their ninth consecutive game. the three time olympic champion katinka hosts who dominated day one of the last song swim cup on thursday hungary and won three races the two hundred meter backstroke two hundred meter medley and two hundred meter butterfly it was also a good day for another triple olympic champion run only chroma would judge of the netherlands she won both the fifty meter backstroke and the fifty meter butterfly. now that's all your sport for now but we'll have more for you later. leah thank you very much and thank you for joining us on this news hour here on al-jazeera we have much more to come on the other side of the break in the meantime visit our web site al jazeera dot com the latest news happening around the world again keep it here on al-jazeera t

seventh round of the shootout to seal the five four win for tampa and elsewhere the philadelphia flyerswere in great form against the nashville predators breaking their four game losing streak the game was tied at one one in the second period but the flyers quickly turned things around. with the winner is twelfth goal of the season making it to one. snowboard cross world cup is finally underway after a delayed start to the season because of a lack of snow sports a mix between motocross and snowboarding and luckily there was enough snow for the event to happen in italy germany's omar visitant and took home gold for the men and in the women's event lindsey dick about list of the usa took points for her victory . that's all for sport more later. thank you very much well now in european space agency has posted a christmas card of a winter wonderland on the red planet mars express satellite sent back these spectacular images this is the car left crater and it's filled with ice eighty two kilometers wide the mission launched in two thousand and three and went into orbit around mars on christm

seventh round of the shootout to seal the five four win for tampa and elsewhere the philadelphia flyers were in great form against the nashville predators breaking their four game losing streak the game was tied at one one in the second period but the flyers quickly turned things around. with the winner is twelfth goal of the season making it to one. snowboard cross world cup is finally underway after a delayed start to the season because of a lack of snow sports a mix between motocross and snowboarding and luckily there was enough snow for the event to happen in italy germany's visitant and took home gold for the men and in the women's event. of the usa took for her victory. that's all your sport for now more later. and finally this hour images shot by the european space agency's mass express to reveal the winter wonderland on the red planet it's released these photographs of a crater filled with bright white ice the color left creates a measures eighty two kilometers across and the ice two kilometers to the top of the hour so you soon. when i enter the speed of light a fire car six hu

houston, texas, a few years ago when we were talking about this issue -- he called himself a frequent flyer in the criminal justice system. unfortunately, we see that in the federal system, according to the united states sentencing commission, half of the people repeat their mistakes within eight years. this is bleak but not hopeless, because we know there are reforms that will work that help improve the chances that more people will be able to live a lawful life productively outside a prison system and who will not reoffend. we've seen these changes implemented across the country at the state level, including my home state of texas, which has yielded incredible results. so this might cause some people a little bit of a shock because texas, of course, has a reputation for being tough on crime. people don't run for public office saying, i'm going to be soft on crime in texas and get elected. but what we have seen is that people said, i think we can be smarter on crime and produce better results at a lower cost, and that message and those things that have followed have been enormously success

. >> we're getting rain from a massive system that could cause problems for drivers and flyers up and down the east coast today. if you're driving on 95, make sure that your windshield wers are ready for the big day, the headlights are workin all of that. >> he's keeping an eye on theed radios and the rails for us this morning. let's start with chuck bell with more on this forecast. this satellite radar composi showing a pretty ugly picture there. >> it's not going to be a pretty day for travel no matter how you're trying to get there. planes, trains and automobiles. it's a good movie but not a good way to get around today. weatheralert, flash flood watches remain in effect for the rest of the day. ere's still a possibility of up to another inch of rain in a few spots but the rea threat for extreme rain, turns out that's probably not going to be as big ofat a th but that's a little bit of a break. still, no sunshine today. a lot of travel troubles. all the pavementid ou is wet. you can see flash flood watches continue and there's a lotgh of standing water across the area. 15 to 30 deg

joining me is john altar, who is the owner of the flyer in san francisco.at it is. >> it's nice to be here. the flyer san francisco is a new amusement park ride and experience on pier 39. we're opening at the beginning of 2019, but are opening for a sneak peek over the holidays. >> reporter: is the experience for people to soaring, is it something like that? >> it's a little bit like that. ettr in, and someater. people can be as high as 22 feet off the ground. while in your seats, your seat also move and you're watching a multimedia presentation that will take you all over san francisco. >> so you get to see the golden gate, and alcatraz. >> you'll go up and over the golden gate bridge, rightalcatr. and then we take you through some neighborhoods like castro and chinatown. >> when are you open again? >> starting tomorrow, from 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. we'll be open seven days a week through the holidays. >> so much going on at pier 39, that the tree lighting occurs every hour on the hour, 5:00, 6:00, 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, and 10:00 every day. so if you miss the

the number of flyers will be up 5.2% this year. at oakland international it's up 5% per cup in san jose it is higher at 9%. numbers are expected to stay flat. everyone else will be taking a car. gas prices are $.32 higher than a year ago. what is behind the travel? employment is down and consumer spending is up. the economy is strong. >> oh my gosh, it is crazy. my flight was delayed so i didn't think i would make it tonight. >> i know traffic will be crazy to drive so i'm trying to find a last-minute flight that will be cheap and worth going downtown l.a. >> i might have to make the drive. >> this year's busiest travel days are still ahead of this, saturday and sunday. the least busiest days are christmas eve and christmas day. live in san jose, kpix 5. >>> speaking of holiday travel, it was really screwed up internationally by the drone issue at gatwick airport in london. flights were on hold for 36 hours.this morning they are resuming. basically someone was flying two drones around the runways for about 36 hours on and off. kind

their three two victory over blown you're on saturday a group of supporters distributed ten thousand flyers declaring solidarity with their defender big problems of the coulee body was racially abused by internazionale friends in milan on wednesday. after the game napoli coach carlo ancelotti few officials for failing to take action. he was racially abused for the whole match. we asked the authorities to intervene that only announcements were made about this. they didn't temporarily suspend the match as we had requested them and that's i think would have been the right thing to do father while officials and or thora teams struggle and fail to deal with the problem grassroots activities by from a more inspiring example. some group we were a group of friends when we come to the stadium we are passionate and this is unthinkable for us and it always happens wherever we travel with napoli these incidents shame italy shame everybody if you don't know what i mean. italian football grounds are a long way from finally being free of racism but supporter initiatives like this one show that progress ca

we found many frequent flyers are homeless and in need of food and warmth.you abuse the system in fresno, there is no guarantee you will be taken to a hospital after being checked on by paramedics. >> we are not looking at the bigger problem of what do they need and putting a band-aid on it, putting them in to the hospital and they come out and it's gotten nowhere. helping them find a solution, knowing there is a person there,, it's a human touch. >> if a patient is added to the no fly list, they are given 3 written notices and a packet of resources with information on obtaining a primary care doctor and permanent housing and a group of behavioral health vol tune tear paramedics try to get to know them. >>> time is 5:51s losing weight is one of the most popular new years resolutions every year. >> we have tips for setting workout goals that you will stick to. >>> a live look outside at the richmond san rafael bridge. safe to say, maybe a lot of people are taking the day off of work today , the last day of 2018. it is 5:51, we'll be right back. deal talk! wit

. >> did you have flyers? >> we had flyers.opped at restaurants around german town. >> carrie, heather's friend and dance instructor. who also happened to be a cop organized a search party. >> we had our backpacks on, we had good walking shoes and snacks and towels and water. >> around lakes, marks and railroad tracks, carrie and the other women searched methodically, not knowing what they might find. >> and i had told all the girls, you all be prepared because we might find her. okay. >> oh my god, is that her? but it's a branchch you never know this huge step. >> her best friend mellissa struggled with her worst fears. >> it was absolutely terrifying, because, just thinking of her being scared and hurt made you sick. >> to quickly put together the puzzling of what happened to heather, what she meant by that disturbing good-bye e-mail. detective kevin wanted to know more about her, starting with her relationship with chris. >> i wanted to know more about their marriage and what's been going on between them the past year. >> he

plus how one chicken chain is offering emotional support chickens for flyers.ntinues right now. >> we are coming up on 5:30 in the morning. it is wednesday the 19th of november. -- december. >> i'm talking about the market. we can call this the most closely watched the federal reserve meeting of 2018. as expected to hike interest rates again today. but how well that move if it happens. they do had cover for it not to happen. how does it affect the economy. let's bring in doug flynn. good morning guys. >> i want to start with you. the big picture here. if the fed does hike how does that affect the economy. >> it's already baked into the market at that point. i think the big question is how do they wrapped us in. the impact comes 12 to 24 months later. how many hikes do you foresee in 2019. >> may be one. what signals are flashing for you right now. the russell 2000 and the small companies that we thought were immune to these trade problems. what was the biggest crack to you. they have a tougher time going through the capital markets. it's picked up much more tha

year, 1944 when he was still about 20 years out, shot down in the coast by japanese anti-aircraft flyer while flying a mission to woman a radio site 600 miles south of japan. some of my missions in the vietnam war we flew right by there. he's rescued by a u.s. submearn marine and floated around the ocean for a while in a floating bath and they found him. to find somebody, and alone in those little dingies in an air. find them through a submarine are even more difficult. it's marach luss to me they found him and saved him, september 2, 1944. and november of 44, returned to s simple, sam judge cito and participated in the missions out of the philippines and had memories of the south china see in the philippines and off the coast of southeast asia. his career took him there. he's like 21, an old guy in the navy and a year or so later discharged in september of 45 from the navy, 58 dom bat missions during year-old war 2 in which he was awarded. the distinguished flying cross. you don't get much better than three flying medals. the president union station was awarded to the ship where she wa

her picture is on a lot of flyers. owners are especially alarmed as the weather has turned cold and wet. they fear whoever snatched her may have dumped her. >> here is her bed. >> reporter: an empty bed and empty home without lucy. she was grabbed from her front yard. >> right about here he reaches down for her. >> reporter: angela stevenson put lucy out last wednesday night about 8:00 and left the front door ajar for her to come in. after a few minutes, she hadn't. >> i called her. there was nothing. >> reporter: shouting no longer downtown santa rosa street when a neighbors security camera revealed a man who passed and then returned. >> he actually opens the gate, takes a couple steps back. she doesn't come out. >> reporter: he uses a flashlight to get lucy's attention. >> she wants to play, so she goes and runs down the yard. >> reporter: and he leans over the fence for her. suite, trusting lucy didn't even bark. >> a lot of people are sharing our post, which is amazing. we want all eyes out for her. >> reporter: th

jansen's family give us this flyer monday. at the bottom are pictures of individuals police are still looking to talk to in this case. >> we've just always been really close. i can't imagine this horrific thing happening. he's just such a nice guy. >> reporter: jesse will be back in court january 4th. if anyone recognizes the individual in the flyer from the story, contact police. >>> san jose police are looking for driver in a fate ral hit an run accident overnight. a woman was hit around 1:00 this morning and died later at the hospital. the woman is 29-year-old nicole stanton of san demas in los angeles county. >>> concord police have tracked down the man whose gun accidently went off inside a packed sun valley mall yesterday. that person is employed by the california department of corrections and rehabilitation and that he was carrying the gun legally. officers say it accidently fell out of his jacket and went off, hitting the counter. he left before officers arrived. police referred the case to the cdc division to determin