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about 1 hour ago, the beacon on mt. the war. now it is a symbol of remembrance for the lives lost. >> for pearl harbor survivor earl chuck kohler, the beacon is a way to remember on that december morning he was on security duty station don ford island right in the middle of pearl harbor. >> suddenly and simultaneously there was a tremendous roar. mom fragments, explosion debris, and window glass came crashing into the back of my head, ears, neck, and onto my soldiers. that beacon is also very important, because to me, that gives us a way to reach back across the years and the miles, and reconnect with all of the shipmates and comrades that we had to leave. >> the beacon was restored in 2013. it will shine all night long. >> with heroes like chuck, we will never forget. we should never forget. what a sacrifice. the greatest generation. >> we were there a coup of captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, president biden's threat to vladimir putin: stay out of ukraine or face new economic consequences. the high-st

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beacon lighting ceremony in honor of national pearl harbor remembrance day.the ceremony pays tribute to the lives that were lost in honor surviving veterans of pearl harbor. the beacon on mount diablo was originally installed and illuminated in 1928 to 8 and transcontinental aviation. it is one of the four guiding beacons installed along the west coast and is the only one known to still be operational. and on this pearl harbor day, members of the hayward police department escorted the remains of an army soldier who died in a pow camp during world war two private first class juan gutierrez was captured in the philippines between april and may of 1942. he died on november 19th 1942 in that pow camp. initially entered as unknown, gutierrez remains were zoomed and earlier this year identified through dna analysis. his remains were temporarily interred at the sorensen chapel in hayward. but this morning, hayward police say it was their distinct honor to escort gutierrez his remains to his final resting place in oakland. it has been just one day since san mateo cou

diablo's beacon was lit today by survivors of the pearl harbor attack. it was first illuminated in 1928 to aid aviation. it went dark as part of the west coast black out and stayed dark until 1964 in an especially ceremony for the victims. since that day, survivors and victims have spoken at the ceremony. >> you can't imagine how honored i feel to have this opportunity to stand beside you in remembrance of over 2,400 of my fellowship mates and fallen comrades. >> the beacon on mt. diablo is one of four guide beacons installed back in the early 1900s, but it's the only one that's still operational. >>> still ahead, troubling new report from the u.s. surgeon general. he says the mental health crisis is developing in america among young people. and he's blaming the pandemic. we're going to talk to a doctor about what we can do to help. >>> and he reinvented the way we look at electric cars, so why doesn't elon musk like president biden's plan to boost electric cars on the road? >>> i'm jeff ranieri. hopefully you enjoyed that sunshine. here it comes again,

we are also on the >>> now at 7:00, the beacon of top mt. diablo is late tonight in remembrance of the lives lost during the attack on pearl harbor 80 years ago. more than 2300 americans died on december 7, 1941, when imperial japanese aircraft bombed the hawaiian naval base. >> it launched the united states into world war ii. after that, mt. diablo speaking went dark, out of fear it might enable another attack. it stayed dark for 23 years until the very first pearl harbor day in 1964. >> that beacon up there is very important, because to me that gives us a way to reach back across the years and the miles, and reconnect withe shipmates and comrades that we had to leave their. >> the beacon was restored in 2013, and it will shine all night. >>> up next, the sweet new collaboration that gives a whole new meaning to chocolate and wine pairing. >>> coming up, kpix 5 news at 11:00, car break-ins become so common in san francisco, it is like nobody notices any more. kpix 5's 15 with type 2 diabes are waking up to what's possible with rybelsus®. ♪

the university will host a lighting ceremony for the mount diablo beacon. it's the 58th year to light it to remember the attack. it kicks off with a viewof the new arizona exhibit and then wraps up with that beacon lighting at sunset. >>> now we are switching over to our food for bay area families drive. >> mary is live at whole foods market with an easy way you can help. hi. >> hi. that's right. a super easy way to give. you know once again this holiday season kpix is proud to partner with whole foods market to help and serve our community and joining me now is amber parker with whole foods market. we have been talking that long partnership. >> whole foods has been partnering with kpix for 13 years and supporting the food banks and feeding bay area families. >> and let's talk about that super easy way to give. >> we are talking about this. it's very easy to spot local products. >> correct. you can identity the projects and support the local suppliers. >> look for those signs, really easy to spot. do you think we can do it? >>> we can do it. >> we are just

a beacon of hope on its _ towards birmingham. a beacon of hope on itsjourney. will be a chance to celebrate the achievements of athletes — to celebrate the achievements of athletes and the coming together of like—minded nations. and february, 'ust like—minded nations. and february, just six— like—minded nations. and february, just six weeks from now, will see the start— just six weeks from now, will see the start of— just six weeks from now, will see the start of my platinum jubilee year. _ the start of my platinum jubilee year, which i hope will be an opportunity for people everywhere to en'oy opportunity for people everywhere to enjoy a _ opportunity for people everywhere to enjoy a sense of togetherness, a chance _ enjoy a sense of togetherness, a chance to — enjoy a sense of togetherness, a chance to give thanks for the enormous changes of the last 70 years. _ enormous changes of the last 70 years, social, scientific and cultural, _ years, social, scientific and cultural, and also, to look ahead with confidence. it with confidence. it is _ with confidence.

a beacon of hope on this journey.a chance to celebrate the achievements of athletes and the coming together of like-minded nations. february, six weeks from now, we will see the start of the jubilee. i hope it will be an opportunity for people everywhere to enjoy a sense of togetherness. a chance to give thanks to the enormous changes of the last 70 years. social, scientific, and cultural. also, to look ahead with confidence. i am sure someone, somewhere will remark that christmas is a time for children. it is an engaging truth, but only half of the story. perhaps it is true to say that christmas can speak to the child within us all. when we are full of worries, we fail to see the joy in simple things. where children do not. for me and my family, even with one familiar laugh missing this year, we will reminisce and see anew the wonder of the festive season and through the eyes of our young children of whom we were delighted to welcome four or more this year -- four more this year. just as the christmas story does, in

it is currently traveling for links of the commonwealth, heading towards birmingham, a beacon of hopen its journey. it will be a chance to celebrate the achievements of athletes in the coming together of like-minded nations. in february, just six weeks from now, we will see the start of my platinum jubilee year, which i hope will be an opportunity for people everywhere to enjoy a sense of togetherness, a chance to give thanks to the anonymous changes of the last seven years. social, scientific and cultural. and also to look ahead with confidence. i'm sure someone somewhere today will remark that christmas is a time for children. it's an engaging truth, but only half the story. perhaps it's truer to say that christmas can speak to the child within us all. adults, when we are done with worries, sometimes fail to see the joy in simple things, where children do not. and for me and my family, even with one familiar laugh missing this year, there will be joy in christmas as we have a chance to reminisce and see a new the wonder of the festive season through the eyes of our young children of

is currently travelling the length and breadth of the commonwealth, heading towards birmingham — a beaconhope on its journey. it will be a chance to celebrate the achievements of athletes and the coming together of like—minded nations. and february, just six weeks from now, will see the start of my platinum jubilee year, which i hope will be an opportunity for people everywhere to enjoy a sense of togetherness, a chance to give thanks for the enormous changes of the last 70 years — social, scientific and cultural — and also to look ahead with confidence. i'm sure someone somewhere today will remark that christmas is a time for children. it's an engaging truth but only half the story. perhaps it's truer to say that christmas can speak to the child within us all. adults, when weighed down with worries, sometimes fail to see the joy in simple things, where children do not, and for me and my family, even with one familiar laugh missing this year, there will be joy in christmas, as we have a chance to reminisce and see anew the wonder of the festive season through the eyes of our young childre

a beacon hill lady -- beacon hill is kind of an elite wasp enclave in boston, so think of that as standing for the first culture, the yankee protestant culture. a beacon hill lady once went ringing doorbells in irish south boston on behalf of a high-minded candidate for the school committee. at one house, an irish housewife listened politely to the lady's pitch for her candidate. and then asked, doesn't he have a sister who works for the schools or has something to do with the school system? the beacon hill lady was shocked at what she took to be the suggestion of patronage. i assure you, madam, he is not the kind of man who would ever use his position to advance the interests of his sister. to which the south boston housewife said, if the s.o.b. won't help his own sister, why should i vote for him? so that captures that contrast more than anything else. politics is about helping each other out in material ways. for the south boston irish woman, it's not about making a million dollars, it's about maybe getting a job for a sister or relative or something like that. again, very -- economic i

americans probably see themselves as beacons of democracy and liberty in the world.nfortunately, large parts of the rest of the world disagree with that, rightly or wrongly. they don't have the same view of america that americans have of themselves. the second mistake is that american governments and american presidents always believe that they are starting with a blank sheet. joe biden believes he can go around the world and lecture about democracy because he is not donald trump, but for most people outside of the united states, trump, biden, obama -- this is all america. there is a continuum, whereas american presidents believe they are starting with a blank canvas, and that is not the case . for most people around the world, what happened in january of this year, the storming of the capitol, is still part of what america represents, even if joe biden subsequently became president and represents a different vision in his view. for many people outside of america, it is still the same america. >> the thing is, we are all being critical of biden, but he said himself t

a beacon hill lady -- beacon hill is a wasp enclave within boston, representing protestant culture -- a beacon hill lady went in south boston on behalf of a high minded dandy for the school committee. of one house, an irish house was suited to the ladies pitch. he asked, doesn't he have a sister who works for the schools? the beacon hill lady was shocked at what she took to be the suggestion of patronage. i assure you, he advised, he is not the kind of man who would use his interests to advance the interests of his sister. we'll, if he won't even help his own sister, why should i vote for him. [laughs] so that captures that contrast. he the material ways. for the south boston irish woman, it's not about making 1 million dollars. material interest, sure, but very basic at the level of survival, not enrichment. hofstadter, writing in 1955, wrote -- he described this contrast as one of anglo versus ethnic, native versus immigrant. and that certainly true. but that's fairly broad. ethnic immigrant -- he is using those terms to include a variety of groups. certainly, not all immigrants are

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many moses beacons we have face to that question in 2019 after the devastation caused by psych loon it i. prospecting for precious metals was for many people the only option to make some money. the work is hard, the reward often minimal. and not only that, it can harm the environment and local white life. i did she many money. mountains looked like an untouched paradise, but antonio's navine knows better. he is, once again on the trail of illegal gold prospect is usually the streams around here are clear, but not this one. so there must be an illegal mine somewhere upstream in the middle of mozambique to many mani national reserve. his ranges, detain every gold mine as i catch the sonata. don't you know this is a nature reserve? no, i only arrived yesterday. i heard others were here with another be don't you know this isn't allowed? no, i didn't. a friend told me i should come. ah, ah, so he didn't know either. right, right. where the other mozambie against the gold diggers are called game perils. the rangers see this group for the 1st time and call the police and the repeat offenders

even in the coldest darkest days of winter, that life in abundance will return rated as a bright beaconse we find and of finding the light in the darkness whichs also a very american and thing to do and perhaps the most american of things to find light and is important to continue traditions like this and to remember the simple truth today, for all those lost during the pandemic it, we have also seen how much there is to gain and we entered the appreciation and gratitude of the gift of time, in the light of goodwill that we share as we look out to one another. jill and i are especially grateful to the members and their families and for the sacrifices to our nation and we also keep in our hearts of those who lost loved ones because of this virus. in any of the cruel push of fate or accident, we pray for them to find strength from the sorrow and deliverance from pain as we look out across the country, with the promise of a new your head, we know this, we are a great nation because of you, the market people and you are good people because of you, we will never be more optimistic about the

and for passing ships and fishermen, they offer a vital beacon for navigation. this lighthouse had cape columbine on the west coast was both in the 1950s. it's one of just 60 manned by a keeper. it's the 1st landmark of the southern african coast, seen by ships traveling from europe. wayne brown has been here for 17 years, but to be like, does keep it. this is actually a blessing for me. for, for a personal point, does your daughter might be the times change and so does technology. wayne is one of the last few lighthouse keepers in south africa. we had a radio beacon with the old moscow with people with the most cult that changed. then they had the gps and from the gps it changed to yes, yes, means what? the medical dental vacation system. what happens if the suppose by the supplier didn't defy? and she up to the lighthouse into light does identify even to the sub that possible . the light from the 15 me to tool lighthouse is magnified by a lens which on appeared day can be seen as far out as 32 nautical c miles. that's almost 60 kilometers. when says he takes g

it claims to be the beacon a truth, but all it's doing is dividing. people confuse the children and wanting children to turn against each other. this is a fear of the rate from hearing and having to embrace the truth with either wednesday morning at 9 here in moscow. my name is colleen brian, this is your world used for marci international 1st for a while the world rounds up another year struggling to combat the kobe pandemic. americans got a different priority with joe biden signing a whopping $700000000000.00 military budget for the upcoming year. now, even by america's own estimate, that's a 100 times more than the cost of vaccinating the entire planet. where i guess they have looked at how even an era defining health crisis county rail, washington's massive defense spending. it's bigger than it's bad, other than ever before. america's new military budget, $777700000000.00. so vast, it board doesn't monstrous, and it's still not enough. say the people who passed it are nations facing many threats right now. just read the paper every day. china russ

. >>> mount diablo's beacon was lit today by survivors of the attack on pearl harbor.led and illuminated in 1928 to aid in transcontinental aviation. after the attack on pearl harbor, though, it went dark as part of the west-coast blackout to help prevent an attack on california. it stayed dark until pearl harbor day in 1964 when it was radio lit to honor the victims. since that day, pearl harbor survivors and veterans have spoken at this annual ceremony. those who lived through the attack on pearl harbor still haunted by itle 80 years later. hundreds of japanese bombers descended in hawaii. those bombers destroyed 21 navy ships of the pacific fleet killing 2,403 people and injuring more than 1,000 more. this year, five pearl harbor survivors -- all veterans -- made the journey to hawaii to pay tribute to the victims. perhaps, for the last time. >> i could still see the ship sitting there 45 degrees covered in smoke. >> you see that as you stand here? >> oh, yeah. >> how come i survived? and why did they die? >> and you don't have an answer to that, do ya? >> i don't t

really concerned about him or what but i do want to say, you know, maybe if you choose to become a beacon order vegetarian with christmas just around the corner now archie spoke to santa im so seriously to see how the pandemic has affected his present delivery plans even that this most magical time of year, there is quite a lot of upset out there, hurt feelings, re temperatures, really all for a lot of brush. the other thing, i think the national great to have your company, the hopes of millions of libyans to choose a new direction for the country. it seems have been scuppered after elections on friday was scrapped. decision came after warlords started to parade around the capital. tripoli ratcheting up fears of a fresh civil war, resulting seekers donna for boats now delaying the vote could serve certain outside interests. this year promised to bring a tectonic change for libya, a chance to revitalize its political life, and hold in election. the 1st one since the whole decade of lawlessness and in fighting, but local militia is, had their opinion on this whole democracy. not on our watc

the claim could be the moral, ironic claims to be the beacon of truth, but all it's doing is dividing. people confuse the children and wanting, told you to turn against each other. this is a fear of the rain from hearing and having to embrace the truth with. no, that's good to have you with this is wednesday, the 29th of december. i'm calling bray with the world news from arte international 1st for you. then this our while the world rounds of another year struggling to come by the cobit pandemic. america has a different priority with joe biden signing a whopping $700000000000.00 military budget for the upcoming year in by america's own estimates. that's a 100 times more than the cost of vaccinating the entire planet. but i guess the f looks at how even an era defining health crisis can't be rail. washington's massive defense spending. it's bigger than it's bader than ever before. america's new military budget, $777700000000.00. so vast, it board doesn't monstrous. and it's still not enough. say the people who passed it are nations facing many threats right now. just read the paper eve

we had a radio beacon with the old moscow with people with the most both that changed. then they at the g p. s. and from the gps, it changed to yes. yes, means what? the medical identification system. what happens if the support by the supply didn't defy and she up to the lighthouse into light does identify even to the sub that part of the light from the 15 me to tool lighthouse is magnified by a lens which on appeared day can be seen as far out as $32.00 nautical sea miles, that's almost 60 kilometers. when says he takes great pride in keeping the length clean and working at its best. lighthouse stands above the west coast village of pots and auster known for its heavy gales and thick fog. that obscures the coastline is likely return to motors, but in the old days it works like a grandfather clock. the light does keep a must come up during the night in 3 hours. you must wind it up for this light to turn it on. but nowadays with 2 motors that the old insert on the light is now also automated. and if anything goes wrong, head office is alerted via an app. even the tradit

and then guess what, 3 years later the iraq war happened in america's credibility as a beacon of democracy, basically was finished and no further events took place. interesting, jo biden's, vash, and russ feingold. no turkey, no russia, ne, china, only iraq in israel as far as the middle east is concerned. does this not create just division, bolstering this cold war mentality is, as china would have it, china not being invited is not a surprise. and the criticism that china, where other countries are making a be event. it's also not a surprise. yeah, the us and the other western democracies obviously are bit selective in who they consider their friends and who they consider worthy of criticism. and sometimes those definitions are a little bit unclear. are they got stuck? frankly, i'm in agreement with my colleagues as far as the advocacy of this event, i expect, within a few weeks or a few months, people forgot about this simply because it's coming at the end of the year. there's already been a busy few months of multilateral or bilateral meetings that are attracted to global attention. an

and for passing ships and fishermen, they offer a vital beacon for navigation. this lighthouse at cape columbine on the west coast was both in the 1950s. it's one of just 60 manned by a keeper. it's the 1st landmark of the southern african coast, seen by ships traveling from europe. wayne brown has been here for 17 years to be like those, keep it. this is actually a blessing for me. for, for personal point, does that does that might be, but times change and so does technology. wayne is one of the last few lights, housekeepers in south africa. we, we had a radio beacon with the old moscow with people, with the most coat that changed. then they at the g p. s, and from the gps had changed to yes, yes, means what the medical dental patient system, the light from the 15 me to tool lighthouse is magnified by a lens which on appear day can be seen as far out as the t 2 nautical c miles. that's almost 60 kilometers. when says he takes great pride in keeping berlin's clean and working at its best. the lighthouse stands above the west coast village of pots and auster know

at the top of beacon hill now, which is the second highest point in leicestershire at 248 metres.ll you what you do get — a real sense of achievement getting to this peak in the dark. i've been here a million times but never at this time of night, and never up here, so this is a first for me. so do you feel safe when you're out with this group? absolutely, yeah, no anxiety at all, and sometimes, that does creep up on you when you're walking on your own and somewhere remote. you sort of think "i should not be here. "this is not very clever." but here i do it with the group and i have not thought about the fact. it does not even occur to you. 0verwhelmingly what would feel really terrifying on your own is sort of a primitive fear, isn't it? when we are in a group, there is no fear, we are laughing and having fun. it's, you know, it's turned out to be a real buzz. the group hope what started as an idea on social media will expand into a network of safety in numbers walking groups. emily anderson, bbc news. it's the first saturday in december so retailers will be hoping for a busy wee

and the former archbishop was really widely accepted across the nation in terms of being bet beacon or an icon of reconciliation. while at the same time calling people to account just in so where to where his former home is. he once lived jammed just out of interest. there was a time that he could live in central johannesburg. instead, he chose to live in a way to saying that he didn't want to live in what was a white area, leaving a community behind that still needed that kind of leadership as south africa transition to democracy. we are speaking now to shed rep, macau he was there once a neighbor of the late archbishop frederick, you said he was a community lead language was much love tennis about him. we know about his contributions. we went into her in england and when he came here because as a church leader were so proud was, it isn't good. the roadman home and different did not disappoint us. he lived to his, he was the humble in a project boardman. we actually noted whenever there was occasions or whatever you invite other neighbors. and i'm so proud to be the one who actually a

after moscow warns it poses a threat to navigational safety, no longer a beacon of democracy and perhaps never was a major international polls reveals startling thoughts about america's image abroad, especially as most countries questions are taking part in a democracy summit posted by the united states the us treasury threatens american journalists with heavy fines if they work for a certain publications one author, daniel is our shares, his story, us treasures. power is enormous if that of a have an individual that journalist, microscopic but some of them are self right. and they're unwilling even to give interviews like this one. i broadcasting my direct my studios and moscow. this is art international, and sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us. you start with breaking news tonight. russia says that a ukrainian navy worship was approaching its waters without authorization and posed a threat to the navigational safety of other vessels in the area. finally, it changed course, sailing away from crimea as courage, straight. or what i got to talk to my colleague earlier in kevin o

a cold winter's night but already it is very dark and tonight the group is walking up beacon hill togetherss than one month ago. she is passionate about making women feel safe enough to go out when it is dark. it is so important for our mental health to get out in the countryside and enjoy the benefits of the countryside but doing it in a way that does not leave you feeling really anxious i think certainly with high—profile cases such as sarah everard, i think it touched a lot of women's hearts and made them feel like being in alone in the dark is not an option. we areat the top of beacon hill now, which is the second highest point the second highest point in leicestershire at 248 metres. ok, so you don't get those beautiful panoramic views of leicestershire that you would get in the day, but i tell you what you do get — a real sense of achievement getting to this peak in the dark. i've been here a million times but never at this time of night, and never up here, so this is a first for me. so, do you feel safe when you're out with this group? absolutely, yeah, no anxiety at all, and someti

well, i think, you know, maybe she used to become a beacon or vegetarian palm with christmas, just around the corner now to hear from santa himself to see how the pandemic affected his present delivery plant. even that magical time of year, there is quite a lot of upsetting out there. heard feelings raised temperatures, really and all for a lot of brush. yes, your eyes aren't receiving you. we really do have some on the way and lots more. besides, great to have you with this here in a new looks to yet on our t internet. ok, 1st this our nature expansion, record gas prices in a wide range of other issues and concerns those with the topics addressed by president vladimir putin during his marathon end of year q and a with the media. more than $500.00 journalists gathered in moscow for the event, including representatives of foreign. so will you guarantee unconditionally that you will not invade ukraine or any other southern country or mercedes to will desert erections will not depend on negotiations. they will depend on unconditional compliance with russia. security, in the sense we've made

were really concerned about the mobile plan, i will take you then, maybe if you choose to become a beacon or they get to it. also in the program, moscow sounds, the allowable ukraine's beefed up military budget for next year. and the presence of a large contingent of foreign force is right now on ukrainian soil. ultimately warning that he has planning a crusade in the east with worldwide headlines lie from slightly different, big into national, with just down the hall from our old studio. that's getting a nip and talking to a botox to our new home for now. you like it as much as we do. now the hopes of millions of libyans to choose a new direction for that country have been scuppered after elections on friday was scrapped. that assertion came off, the warlord started parading around the capital. tripoli ultimately rationing up fears of a fresh civil war. however, a key point here i thought is eager to dine off. now reports delaying. the vote could actually serve certain outside interests this year promised to bring a tonic change for libya, a chance to revitalize its political life and ho

and california has always been that and we will continue to be but it is more of a beacon.hope as opposed to, you know, and overused term in this day and time sanctuary, okay, president pro tempore of the state senate , toni atkins. we appreciate you explaining all of that to us will, of course, be watching this. we know it has the support of governor gavin newsom. we appreciate you coming on today. thank you very much. the late alameda county supervisor wilma chant was remembered today as a woman of integrity, strength and compassion. imagine all the people. family members, friends and colleagues from her long career gathered to honor her at the oakland museum of california this afternoon. chan was described as unpretentious with a passion for public service. she broke barriers as the first asian american state assembly leader here in california. her daughter described her as relentless and not afraid to speak up. but with the quieter side. and mom, we saw a person who shared her love selectively wholeheartedly and most enjoyed the very simple things like spending time wit