atkinson arrested outside. he was inside with ava and surrender peacefully. sheriff investigators say the suspects had no intention of hurting ava. the young girl is now headed home. >> i was very happy to see her. she looked like she was having fun here that was good to see. she seems good. >> reporter: deputies say at kinson and cheadle will face kidnapping and conspiracy charges while cheadle will also face an additional charge of domestic violence. live in san jose matt keller, abc7 news. >> matt, thank you. >>> a former youth -- will appear in court on child porn charges. police arrested the man on may 7th on allegations of file sharing child pornographic, also charged with one count of child molestation. the 27-year-old was a night monitor at saratoga's walden west science camp. the county office of education says it hired an outside investigator to look into other possible molestation cases. >>> happening today another demonstration will be held to protest morality clauses in the handbooks of san francisco catholic high schools. at issue language and a

rick atkinson: examines the last year of world war ii in his book. he spoke at the national book festival in 2013. this is about 45 minutes. >> note to our author and speaker, rick atkinson. rick served as a reporter and senior editor of the washington post

i am proud to introduce rick atkinson. [applause] rick atkinson: well, thank you marty. i also regret that we didn't overlap. thanks so much for coming this afternoon to this fantastic conclave of readers and writers. i apologize to those of you sitting here expecting to see my friend evan thomas. that was the last hour. i really apologize to those who expect to see my friend khalid husseini that is in a different tent. i'd also like to thank the library of congress and the "washington post." the other corporate sponsors for making this one of the great annual event in our town. it is not this time, it not that town. it's a hard time they live in the district of columbia are not. [applause] from the national book festival shows you can still be civil and thoughtful and thought in washington d.c. said jack london said a writer i'd not wait for inspiration to knock the door, but instead go looking for up at the club. -- with a club. 15 years ago i took what i found, what inspired me was the second world war. the war lasted 3174 days and i by the end, it was the greatest gr

now to our author and our speaker rick atkinson. rick served as reporter foreign correspondent and senior editor of the "washington post" for 25 years. it's my personal misfortune that i arrived too late to post to work within. he's rather regarded as one of the most distinguished journalists of our time. his talent as a writer and reporter and his unparalleled expertise in literary affairs were a gift to the post into her readers. get with this latest book, rick reminds us again is discontinuing different form, as an historian. "the guns at last light: the war in western europe 1944-1945" is the final installment in his trilogy about world war ii. he dedicated nearly 15 years of his life to these three remarkable volumes. los angeles times has called the "liberation trilogy" a masterpiece of deep reporting and rich storytelling. "the new york times" review calls it at that again this finale a tapestry of richness and complexity. the "washington post" reviewer described the process achingly sublime. now it's 877 pages, but the revie

the eminent historian of world war ii, rick atkinson, has written of the very period henry was flying. “the losses were dreadful. only one in four air force bomber crews could expect to complete the minimum quota of 25 missions.” henry bloch completed 31 missions, including a raid on berlin for which the 95th was awarded a third presidential unit citation, making it the only unit of the air force to win three during the war. restored to civilian life, mr. bloch joined with his brother richard to build one of kansas city's great entrepreneurial triumphs, h&r block. with his late wife marion, he forged a philanthropic career that will benefit kansas city for many generations to come. from the henry bloch school of management at umkc, to the architecturally acclaimed bloch building of the nelson atkins museum of art, to the priceless collection of paintings he and his wife donated to the museum to the marion bloch neuroscience institute, to the marion and henry bloch family foundation in kansas city, it can literally be said of this man, as was once said of christopher wren, if you seek

now at this time it is unclear what the relationship is between atkinson and the little girl.ifornia license plate number 6vus072. again an amber alert issued. a six-year-old little girl suspected of being inside that car. anyone with information is asked to contact the santa clara county sheriffs office. we are following the story. we will bring you updates throughout mornings on 2. >>> we have an update from san francisco. the developing story of a police standoff. a swarm of police officers including a swat team still in position. a spokesperson for the police says the incident started about 9:30 last night with a domestic violence call. the suspect is still hold up in the building. look at the pictures here. during the night he came out on the balcony and was yelling at police officers. neighbors tell us he had threatened his girlfriend. it's believed he may have held a hostage at some point during the night. now we're watching this. we'll bring you a live report from the scene coming up at 6:00. >>> crews on the san mateo coast started to bury to two whales that washed up

one of them, the officer on the far right of the foe foe is julian atkinson's son.he wrote that's my son on the right, #callofduty. great job raising a true hero. and there's nothing like a philly cop. but one particular comment from a stranger five hours later stood out. quote, thank you for having such a wonderful caring son. he's carrying our son. give him our undying thanks. it was a poignant virtual meeting of a mother of a rescuer and the father of a man he rescued. it was a message of gratitude that could probably be repeated 200-plus times one for each of the derailment's survivors. >> as best we can tell that victim and his father are from new york. the officer's mother is from philly. we talked to her tonight and she decided to let the social media exchanges speak for themselves out of respect for the injured. >> a lot of heroes out there, george. thank you. we'll be right back. >>> i was a pretty day today. >> gorgeous day. perfect spring day. very dry. low humidity tonight. temperatures around 70 degrees. tomorrow it's going to be much of the same except

officers say suspects 39-year- old maurice seen here. 35-year-old don atkinson took the little girl over night. we are following this story though. we will continue to get updates and bring them to you. the breaking news now the amber alert has been canceled. police have that little girl. >>> a man has barricaded inside the photograph -- ever tara moriarty has been on this story since 4:00 a.m.. you are back with the very latest. good morning, tara. >> reporter: swat teams arrived and we will not be showing you the scene because police have asked us not to. we are on the corner of searen and sunny dale. police have been trying to coax the suspect out for nearly ten hours. this started off as a domestic violent case. then who may lose is -- and during the night he did come out on the balcony and yelled out at officer. he could be armed that is why police are taking such precautions. we met three men that lived directly across the street. they said they were evacuated from their home and hadn't been able to get inside at night. they slept in their car and left for at 4:30 this morning. we

beginning with cbs news cheryl atkinson and her book "stonewall".

think she flushes in any danger and don't know for sure. 89 year-old erased an 35 year-old dawn atkinsont around 130 this morning and that child safe now with the mother. holes and >> james: for new jobs to bay area cities make the list n.c. but the top spot as named by the career website as the best city for jobs and jose came in at no. 70 bladder not and seven cisco #12 or restore three factors and looking at how easy it is to get a job in that city cost-of-living increase place satisfaction cost-of- living will not come otic contention there we are on a list. >> michelle: time right now is 946 waking up a cloudy skies " apache drizzle some fog and alberta offered by the middle part of a morning that we see some sunshine for some areas lie and tell fifties right now sonny's spots around at inland south allocations upper 60s for isolated '70s during the afternoon clause contained a sticker on the peninsula and coast plan on '50s to stick around for much of the day and bay area locations '60s around and dealing with some preconditions in the afternoon and the seas time off for our oil re

jimmy: i mean, you're a a princess. [ applause ] >> this picture was taken by my manager katherine atkinsontel. it looks like a disney moment. >> jimmy: it really does. >> it was very surreal. >> jimmy: it's the met ball. >> it is a ball. >> jimmy: you feel like the most special person in the world. >> when you go and greet anna wintour of vogue magazine, you feel you must give her all the respect that is due. >> jimmy: she's the coolest, come on. >> and the fact that she invited you makes you want to -- >> jimmy: it's a fun night and a good time. >> yes, it is, rihanna performed. >> jimmy: rihanna played? >> rihanna performed live. >> jimmy: oh my gosh, fantastic. >> i love her so much. i love you rihanna. >> jimmy: yeah, we all love rihanna, yeah.. did you go -- was there a big after party? did you go late in the evening, you did. >> yes. and i'm not -- i mean, i had my days as a person who partied, but i don't really party any more. especially because i'm a mom now. >> jimmy: a cute little baby, congratulations. [ cheers and applause ] how old? >> she just turned one a couple weeks ago.

assiduously cultivated and studied russian and get critical assignments and were advisers to roosevelt and atkinson and george washington. we we didn't create these people by the hundreds. they were created by the dozens. i think that is still true. i i mean, i could name for you even now i had a i had a pretty good idea of who the best psychologists were in a state department and you the best russian experts were in the best latin america experts. you get to know who they are in the intelligence community, who the best analysts are because there analysis bubbles up to the pres. and the pres.'s daily brief brief and they get to sometimes come in brief the president themselves. there is somewhat of a qualitative difference in terms of there turning out people in those kinds of highly professional, analytic situations' that is distinct from the larger scale military organization although i will be the 1st to acknowledge that the military has become a much more intellectualize activity than it used to be and that the level of skill required to be in the military is now far higher than obviously it use

now to our author and our speaker rick atkinson. rick served as reporter foreign correspondent and senior editor of the "washington post" for 25 years. it's my personal misfortune that i arrived too late to post to work within. he's rather regarded as one of the most distinguished journalists of our

so -- i interview other people like cheryl atkinson in the book talking about how she had trouble doing investigations she was doing investigations into democrats and into republicans. it was only when she was doing it into democrats that the major social media campaigns from media matters and groups would come against them. and basically they didn't want to deal with it. fox is willing to push back against it. i think it still has chilling effect. i think it's kind of worked in the sense that other reporter can say, well, you don't really want to cover that. that's a fox story. like benghazi or something else. while fox isn't afraid of it, i think other are afraid of this happening. >> the idea that the media organizations can be scared that's the terrifying part. it's a great book. great cover, by the way. love the cover. and if you watch fox news and i know you do buy this book. there's a lot about fox news in it about -- which is particularly fun for all of us to read. love the promotion from fox news. thank you very much. >> thanks. when you're not confident your company's data is