her latest book released just two weeks ago titled betty ford -- "betty ford: first lady, women's advocate, survivor, trailblazer." it is the first in-depth biography of betty ford. reviewers have called it a meticulously researched and delightful biography and a warmly sympathetic biography of a spirited woman. we are so honored to have you here to share with us what you've learned about the woman who's in a very real way of betty mike for the entire school and the university of michigan community. so with that, please join me in thanking our special guest. [applause] and i'm going to now turn it over to mike to run the show. >> thank you, michael. indeed it is a great pleasure to be back at the university of michigan and at the ford school. this place is a very special kind of home for a family, extended family and we love coming back here, for me to see a college campus students is in my dna. my career in higher education, about to be around college students and faculty. ways in which this university and the school has impacted our family last spring we had this very special to honor my

to hear him hanging out with grandma betty. i can't remember for sure of this comes up in this package. if i say view this has everything to be with betty. fifth generation farm kid. i my mom's side of the family a lot of a the single mothers and polyp pretty. with most flea female children. working in diners and having a very transient experience in escaping abuses in my grandma met a farmer and that's how my mom met my dad was a farm boy out in the area. can you like these two very different groups convened. i am the inheritor of the legacy of teen pregnancies. as far back as i can find in any records that were kept we're talking about times of corsets. i am the first woman in female and my a direct maternal lines. who did not have a baby before age 20. i'm speaking to the would be a child or baby that i might've had as a teenager. i have a very keen awareness of at a very young age younger than any young woman or child should have to be. kind of an entity. by the early 19 87. grandma betty had tired of the long drive between

so betty friedan was a very bright, very well-educated woman. she began her own career, mostly as a reporter, and sort of got shunted as many bright women in the field did at that time into reporting on women's issues, and the making of pot roast, the knitting of sweaters. she tells it in her big book and in other forms, she started to get the sense that something was wrong and she went back to her college classmates and started interviewing them. she started interviewing other women in this supposedly idyllic suburb where she was living and she began to focus on what she called the problem that has no name. that was the malaise, the discontent, the depression she found in many women who on the surface would have appeared to have perfect lives, the same life that the culture in magazines, and television shows, were raving about. the major caveat here, the subsequent feminist critics and others have pointed to is the women she was talking about and writing about, and worrying about, were almost overwhelmingly white, upper- middle-class women. the

they want $60000 for it, grandma betty said. that's it too high. back home, i told mom we went to a house that cost-- cost $60000. that's not much, she said. some houses even cost a hundred thousand dollars. i spent the next week reporting this to anyone who would listen. [laughter] grandma found a tiny square house on second street near downtown wichitata, near both hr childhood home in the mexican-american neighborhood where her lifelong best friend had grown up. grandma's new place was just a five-minute drivefe from her job at the courthouse. she would stay at the house during and i spend a weekend that the farm with grandpa. he agreed to drive to wichita on weeknights after his chores unless the farm tim tied up right into the evening. grandma bought a house for $25000 through an owner carry mortgage with balloon payments. a good trick in which the seller makes the monthly payment for the first couple of years until the buyer's payments kick in an increase in amount over time. it's like being carried by jesus on a sandy beach and paying him fo

betty yu talked to people about how it went. betty? >> reporter: about 200 people gathered here in union square tonight on the first night of hanukkah at that help spread the universal message of light over darkness which they tell us is particularly important amul thapar at this time. >> get ready for the eternal light to come to life. >> reporter: for many jews in the crowd tonight, this hanukkah has a deeper meaning. >> growing up i thought antisemitism was kind of over and something my parents and grandparents had to deal with until 2016 when it came kind of roaring back, but i think things like tonight are a reminder of how much joy and beauty there is in all of this. >> reporter: in light of the synagogue shooting that left 11 dead in pittsburgh in october and reports of antisemitism on the rise. >> when you're in big crowds you're afraid of the hate or what's going to happen, and tonight was so beautiful to see really how everyone came together. >> reporter: tonight's first lighting was a chance to mark hanukkah's message of sur

kpix 5's betty yu takes us inside rumble boxing. >> three, two, one, let's go stoic -- go! >> reporter: it's called rumble boxing. and this is not your old-school boxing gym. it's a 45-minute class split between boxing, punching bags, and strength training on the bench. 10 rounds, two fists and no experience needed. >> nobody gets hit so it's all about the workout. as you said boxing has been around for 100 years. it's this amazing workout. we made it approachable. >> reporter: high energy and high intensity in a nightclub setting. >> this is a boxing gateway drug, people that would normally be intimidated by one of those traditional boxing gyms that might not go would come here. >> reporter: projections around the studio display each move. >> just don't get hit in the face. >> reporter: alvin holden shows me, a real beginner, how to get a handle on a few moves. >> once you're having fun, the results will come so we focus a lot on making it this amazing, fulfilling experience. >> you're going to love it. >> reporter: at rumble, trainers double as djs, is as much attention p

betty yu is at oakland international. betty? >> reporter: liz, oakland international airport says it's expecting a 5 percent increase in travel compared to this time last year, and overall aaa expects this holiday season to be record-breaking. >> oh my gosh, it's crazy. i'm so glad my flight was delayed or else i don't think i'd make it on tonight. >>epor caitl isn' going homethis one is present because my entire family comes to my house for the holidays. of the country are traveling this holiday season, either by plane or on the road. that's the most in state history according to aaa. >> my family was originally driving, but i know traffic will be crazy, so i'm trying to find a cheap last minute flight worth going to la. >> reporter: otherwise you're making the drive? >> yeah, might have to. >> reporter: experts say the growth in travel is in part due to low unemployment and rising incomes. >> i'm in between jobs, so i have a month off and definitely looking forward to travel. >> reporter: you're ready to snow board. >> i'm rea

i'm betty yu, i'll tell you how, coming up. >>> new video, a military jet crashes in the ocean. you'll hear from the man who just jumped into the water to rescue the pilot. >>> facebook wants to predict your next move. the patent they filed to make it happen. >>> new video tonight of a military jet crashed off the coast of honolulu, it's highlighted here and you can see it splashed right into the ocean. this is a different angle, the british made aircraft was participating in exercises with the air national guard when it went down. a witness on the nearby fishing boat says he saw two planes take off before the chaos. >> the pilot got the nose into the wind. it was tough to go down. >> reporter: a good samaritan jumped into the water and held onto the pilot before help arrived. >> when i got in the water, i was asking, are you okay? and he's like, may but -- my back hurts a little bit. a little bit of blood coming out. it might've been the impact. going pretty fast. >> reporter: the pilot a contractor is seriously injured, the crash is under investigation. >>> the fate of preside

>> we had the first member of congress, representative betty mccollum, use the term apartheid when referring to israel. again, unheard of, just a few years ago. so among jewish community, we are seeing massive shifts and cracks in this party line. we're seeing young jus refuse to be silent. we're seeing them speak out and we're seeing even the jewish establishment, be forced to end its cooperation. at least to some degree. and we're continuing to expose more of this. so if anybody here is familiar with the web site canary mission, it's basically a black list of student activists, well, all activists for palestine, but its real goal and the real thing that it serves, is for students, they contact, and it is available for future employers, to see this black list calling you a terrorist. well, overall this past year,

that's where kpix 5's betty yu is with us live tonight. betty? >> reporter: service has resumed and the muni station is back up and running. san francisco fire tells us this man was shocked but thankfully he sustained only minor injuries. take a listen to the commotion it caused earlier tonight. >> at this time, we are experiencing a disruption in metro service. both inbound and outbound at castro street station. >> reporter: and you can hear muni reporting this disruption around 8:00 p.m., they announced service would be delayed in both directions due to a medical emergency before the station was shut down. officials don't know how this man got on top of the train, or why he did it, if you look closely at the video, you can see firefighters helping him down a ladder. they were able to get him successfully down from the top of the train. here you see him being wheeled into the back of an ambulance, and it appears he is using sign language to spell help. the san francisco fire department says again, that his injuries are nonlife threatening. but h

kpix 5's betty yu joins us now from san jose. with all this drama, betty? >> reporter: the council is still deliberating right now, we are expecting a vote tonight. earlier, san jose police arrested eight protesters, they had chained themselves to the seat in the chambers and had to be removed with bolt cutters. at last check there still was a smaller group of protesters inside city hall. >> [ chanting ] >> reporter: at one point, protesters interrupted tonight's meeting, and police escorted them out of the chambers. >> i'm going to take a recess. we'll resume shortly. thank you. >> reporter: about 200 people signed up to speak during public comment, that stretched for hours. >> it will benefit you but will it benefit us? look at everybody here, people going on hunger strikes. >> we don't want this project, and it doesn't serve our needs. it does not serve our needs. >> reporter: the city is considering the approval of the sale of 21 acres of prime downtown land to google, for $110 million. >> i personally have to pay rent by myself, i don't have anyone sup

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secure a report yet so official announcement in a sort of sob let me ask you about that point that betty just brought at it do you think that the way he was received at the g twenty the fact that he just basically went about business as usual i'm talking about mohammed in some and you think that that is indicative of what will actually end up happening that the saudi can just keep pushing forward as if nothing happened and and just there and i hope that at some point it'll just fade away where the international diplomacy usually governments don't like to be nasty to each other but whatever niceties you saw about the g. twenty that was the of the very core of the reception by the those heads of state that remember the european parliament have already started i used to really prefer to position the kept calling for an international investigation and independent investigation global one and also an international trial so. the issue would not go away that is as long as the international community keeps a firm stand and they have i have some hope that in the united states you serve the congre

has said it was an act of betrayal betty betty has told us humiliating for the spanish people that they have gone to catalonia to speak with the regional president there and also there actually the fact that they are dealing with the regional power and so the fallout is well we saw what the fallout will be but for now thank you so much for that update publicly elliot's u.s. allies including germany have appealed for clarity over washington's foreign policy well this comes after defense secretary jim maddest resigned in protest at president dollar trumps decision to withdraw american forces from syria that mouf was undertaken with no consultation with the pentagon or u.s. allies on now the search is on for a successor to mattis widely regarded as the last check on the president's unilateral foreign policy decisions. here with secretary of defense james much as has been widely viewed as a stabilizing force and u.s. president donald trump's cabinet. many had hoped that the four star marine general would help the president mike good policy decisions on matters of international and domestic

so the majority of my speaking betty do publicly is either about breast cancer about drug or alcohol addiction. "this is kind of continuing the legacy. >> it is and continuing her legacy is so important because i have truly seen what is going on with breast cancer and of course it was huge when she made the announcement that she had breast cancer and everything else and that has just gone leaps and bounds. nancy brinker with the koman foundation has done so much for breast cancer. drug and alcohol abuse addiction has not progressed as weakly as breast cancer. >> that has skyrocketed when you consider opioids. >> will it is. but as far as a public service and changing and laws and that sort of thing, it has not been a successful as breast cancer. and there are so many families out there hurting that need help and note that there is help out there it has just skyrocketed. >> so let's spend a moment on both of your parents. because so many people that are watching this have memories of their time in the white house. what would you say this far out is your father's legacy at the white ho

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but i don't know we want to know yes or yes or sad let me let me bring betty back into this conversation it if if it's not the us that gets behind some sort of investigation are there any other any other countries any other players any other layer leaders that can band together and have equal paul equal weight to push this someplace or will it always come down to the fact that the u.s. could squash it if they want to. well it is obvious because i mean when was it the last week or ten days ago trump made the written announcement about the cia report he's saying that we will never never was of the topic stressing that we will never know what had happened etc so but this wasn't just a simple statement this was just basically telling people to you know drop out of so. we may have u.s. backing if this issue has been taken in by do a position in in the u.s. to congress or another legal body than done might be a support but then i think g g twenty is also demonstrative some different ideas different opinions about this one of which prince in front of cameras showed how friend he is with putin a

in los gatos, betty yu, kpix 5 news. >>> the family of a sonoma county teenager who was shot to death by a sheriff's deputies has decided to withdraw their lawsuit and settle the case out of court. kpix 5's joe vazquez is live in santa rosa, joe, this has been a tough case for that entire community. >> reporter: it's been very emotional, younman gunn down by law enforcement, and in fact this case has highlighted some of the serious tensions between the sheriff's department and this nearby working-class latino community. it's been five years of community outrage. >> he was shot because he was a kid carrying a toy gun. >> reporter: five years since andy lopez was shot to death by a sheriff's deputies while walking near his home with a toy rifle that looked like an a fate -- ak-47. five years of paying for andy's parents who sued sonoma county but that battle is now over. the county and andy lopez's parents announced they have agreed to settle the case for $3 million. >> i don't think any amount of money can replace a 13-year-old and it is a number the family and the board of supervisors

kpix 5's betty yu went to find out what happened moments before the flames. >> reporter: late this evening, a tow truck did show up to holloway this tesla. this began this afternoon when the driver got a notification for low tire pressure. about two hours later it caught on fire. moments after this car was towed for a flat tire, the los gatos auto tire repair on university, it burst into flames. the owner of the 3-month-old model s was inside the shop, he shot this video. >> i went in there and i heard a strange hissing sound. i came out and there was smoke everywhere he -- everywhere. >> reporter: firefighters were able to put out the flames. but -- >> the vehicle started offgassing, making a loud hissing noise producing additional smoke. that's an indication that there's some type of combustion process happening in the batteries. >> reporter: so firefighters spent hours cooling the battery so it doesn't reignite. >> if this had been in my house today, and we go on vacation or something, and the car catches fire, the whole house can burn down. i'm certainly worried, my wife doesn't want m

kpix 5's betty yu spoke with the little boy's distraught father tonight. >> reporter: this 2-year-old been on life support here at ucsf hospital in oakland for the past month. his father says his condition is not improving and he just wants his wife to be able to see their son one last time. this is 2-year-old abdullah hassan. he was born with a brain condition that causes weekly seizure. his father, a u.s. citizen, brought his son, also a u.s. citizen to cairo to the states last month for medical treatment. that's the last time the toddler saw his mother. >> it's horrible, i can't imagine how i'm going through it and my wife is going through it because my son, he's in critical condition right now. he's really, really unhealthy. >> reporter: ali says his son is not expected to live much longer, and the family says president trump's ban on travelers from certain muslim majority nations is keeping his wife, a yemen national who currently lives in egypt from abah is ting families from eache noarent is supposed through what i'm going through. i'm just doing the best. i do what i can. >> r

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. >> let's go ahead and talk about that lawsuit for just a second here, betty. how much money could the city stand to win? >> reporter: well, councilman noel gayo said the city could win up to $500 million in damages, but, of course, the oakland raiders would dispute that amount and it's not a sure thing the city would end up winning this lawsuit. >> betty, thank you. >>> of course, it's a difficult moment for devoted raiders fans. kpix5's wilson walker says even with all the uncertainty most seem resigned to the idea that the team will play somewhere else next year. since al davis first pledged to build the finest organization in pro sports, the raiders have had a profound impact on the landscape of professional football. >> oh, yeah, it's like the raider fans crying. this is super sad. it's a dismal day for a dismal afternoon, yeah. >> reporter: for richard this was the day for him to pull out his raiders jacket for the possibility of a final farewell, something oakland fans have been doing for years now. >> with the city council and mayor and mark davis going

bettie cross with our cbs austin affiliate keye shows us how a texas community is honoring a hero. >>it's all about respect. >> reporter: ricardo medrano n'wa any thanks for what he's doing. >> to me, it's just a small token. >> reporter: the veteran and austin police officer doesn't think this gesture deserves recognition. >> i brought 45 flags. >> reporter: he just wants each of the flags to stand as a reminder of the sacrifices made by america's oldest man and oldest world war ii veteran. >> he did a lot for this country, and the least i could do was the very little that i did for him and his family. >> reporter: the flags line the sidewalk leading to richard overton's austin home. a sign on the front door reads, "making friends since 1906." many people consider themselves friends, even though they never met the 112-year-old. >> i've been keeping up with him being in the hospital, and i just thought, you know, there's ways guy n go and us tme and say thank you. thank you. >> reporter: people are also paying their respects at this mural of overton. the army veteran has been quoted a

in san jose, betty yu, kpix 5 news. >>> its past 2:00 a.m. in our nation's capital, but the people keep coming, the crowds still gathering tonight to remember former president george h. w. bush. >>> a bay area medical center dealing with a data breach, how to know if your information was compromised. >>> and a look at one of the season's hottest toys and it has nothing to do with electronics. ♪ ♪ ♪ connecting people... ...uniting the world. ♪♪ >>> the body of former president george h. w. bush lies in state at the u.s. capitol. it's about 2:15 in the morning there, but we have been watching people trickle into the rotunda all night long. public viewings will continue for the next couple of days, earlier president trump came to see the flag draped casket. mola lenghi has more from capitol hill on the ance >> reporter: president trump and first lady melania trump made an evening visit to the capitol rotunda on monday. the first couple were there to pay their respects to the 41st president, george h. w. bush, who died on friday. mr. trump's visi

antipersonnel mines, triggered bya betty antipersonnel mines, triggered by a tripwire, and detonated chris, my mind boggles. i would like to see video evidence of that. another persons as we bought two cooked chickens on holiday, we went to bed after eating one, the next morning there was a pile of chicken bones and nobody has ever owned up 20 yea rs and nobody has ever owned up 20 years later. so you did not actually catch the thief in a particular instance. you have no idea who wait the chicken. do you have a labrador or it? angela thomson, she is watching us, she said she saw a woman come in till and m&s store, looking nervous with an armful of clothes, angela reported her to the police. we will see to it —— see you ina police. we will see to it —— see you in a moment for business briefing. hello. after tuesday's rain, most of us will get to see some sunshine in the day ahead, but there will be showers around, too. as we take a look at the big picture, this is tuesday's weather front that has now moved out to the east. this weather front approaching from the west will pep up the s

kpix5's betty yu is live for us in oakland tonight. betty?: veronica, we have known that the raiders' time here in oakland is numbered and we just found out recently that the team ul

i'm betty yu. coming up, i'll show you why many people are choosing to call this place their new home. >>> and enjoy life he did. well into his 9 0s. tonight, the nation is mourning the passing of the 41st president of the united states, george h.w bush. mr. bush died late last night at the age of 94, just months after the passing of his wife of 73 years, former first lady barbara bush. >> and as americans pause to honor him today, arrangements are being made for his state funeral. cbs reporter courtney sabowsky joins us live from houston, where a memorial is growing outside the bush family home tonight. courtney? >> reporter: good evening, juliet and brian. we just spoke to the former president's son, neil bush, who said his father died peacefully in his home, surrounded by family. a family that is so close, and reeling right now from their loss. we're outside that family home, where that memorial continues to grow. around the world, people are mourning the death of rmer president george h.w bush.

kpix5's betty yu is live for us in oakland tonight. betty? >> reporter: veronica, we have known that the raiders' time here in oakland is numbered and we just found out recently that the team could be leaving a year early. that's why for so many fans tonight they're feeling sad even though they're in a festive mood. this has been the home of the raiders for 40 of their 59 seasons. >> a little bittersweet. we're mad that they're leaving, but we're glad to be here to represent the raiders. my mom was a fan. i'm a fan. my son's a fan. my grandkid's a fan. >> reporter: talking about four generations. >> four generations of raiders fans. we love them, sorry to see them go. >> reporter: what's not known is where the team will play in 2019. staying in oakland seems unlikely given the city sued the team and nfl earlier this month alleging they violated anti-trust laws by boycotting oakland as a host city. >> we're feeling pretty good actually. we drove in the rain and we're still here and still toughing it out with the raiders. that's how we roll. >>

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look what betty ford did. she started that fabulous center and thousands of people have stopped thinking and using drugs because of betty ford, nancy , and ladyks on drugs bird certainly has beautified our world, it is much prettier because of this. does mentaler health and wanders around with her husband, making election something or others. they also do habitat for humanity, and i think because of the fact that your husband was president, people will listen to you and will try to support your cause, if it is a good one, and i think that is great. >> and you have a great cause. >> i have a great cause and i have wonderful people who help me. we all sat and watched in astonishment and horror the tsunami in asia and hurricane katrina, and we all know you played a very vital role in terms of raising money. but could you share with us what of us saw it on television -- what did you see? >> what did i see? >> with those disasters. >> in the first place, i was surprised when the president asked me and president cli

betty yu kpix 5. >>> check out this spectacular view.ristmas tree is illuminated by nearly 2 million lights. thousands of people gathered to see the show of lights and fireworks. >>> and here's one last look at our forecast for today. we are going to see cool temperatures but dry today. plenty of sunshine for you. tomorrow increasing cloud cover ahead of the rain moving in monday night into tuesday. expect showers. tuesday looks to be a pretty soggy day and then we start to dry out for the latter half of the week. >>> it's hard to believe but snow is in the forecast today in san jose. . >> don't look at me. >>> the earthquakes are bringing in 20 tons of snow for their third annual winter fest. a craft fair and entertainment. and folks affected by the wild fire in butte county. the winter fest will run from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. today. >>> i was thrown there for a second. really devon. >> we're going to ship it in. >>> it is a cool event for the kids should, for sure. >>> thank you for joining us this morning. >> that's right cbs sunday

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. >> in oakland betty yu kpix 5. >> i'm glad they won. >> fitting for the oakland team. they deserved it. >> yeah, it was. i did hear some people who are bitter about them leaving saying let them loose let them go out on a bad note. they're leaving anyway. >>> well the stock market is closed today for the holiday. >> the dow had its worst closing bell. >> the closing bell marked a not so jolly christmas eve with the dow dropping to 150 points its lowest of the year. >> amid turmoil in washington. the president took a swing saying the only problem our economy has. >> just last week the fed announced it would hike interest rates for the forth time this year. >> at healthy levels. >> senate minority leader and house minority leader took issue with the president's criticism of the fed. shortly after the markets closed that read christmas eve. the stock market is tanking and the president is waging a personal war on the federal reserve after he just fired the secretary of defense. wall street's nose dive officially took us into a bear market. tom hanson cbs news new york. >>>

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what it is betty badri distributed eighty percent of the water be lost to ten countries out of one hundred ninety three. only russia china not united states kind of colombia maybe ecuador when harvard is circuit city to really have a high reserve on water. distribution with certain they way i do appear not european city sense and spend three hundred liters per day and the poor guy in gaza have only fifty liter throw the reservoir the earth roeser one water is the crazy. so what to do what i think we have to do with this next. house we have say the technology can be apply there is not a fatality on that so we're just coming to the end of the session i just want final thoughts from each of my panelists and thirty seconds each if you can the bottom line ambassador that the fair if there aren't enough substantial global and agricultural changes from now until that year of twenty fifty when that population is really going to rise dramatically. what will happen will i think we should really have a. global awareness about the strong linkage. between food security peace and peace. and the world. a

my name is betty trujillo. i am the chair person for indian ed located at centers middle school. our mission is indian ed program title vi supports the unique education and cultural related academics, need of american indian and alaska native students in san francisco's unified school district. this is a group of parents and teachers to help determine the indian ed program's goals and advise on distributing funds for the program services that will be provided. p.a.c. elected new representative does each year. advisory committee is chair person betty trujillo, chair person stephanie garcia, student repkai anderson, teacher rep amy anderson, and tyler pinniwell, and staff program coordinator paloma florez and bowitzen. >> okay. moving on with the next slide, i'm just going to run through some of the native american history. there's a lot listed, but i'm going to knock out a few. so in 1879, carlyle indian school, their theme was to kill the indian, save the man. it was also to be known as the great experiment. in 1924, indian citizenship act. if you can imagine, we as native people