as >> betty's.> but even before they had that lab confirmation, the investigators at the personage called the troopers interviewing sherbet, the pastor, to tell them of their breakthrough discovery. >> as he sitting across from detectives, your phoning in and say we have blood out here? >> yes. >> he first denies that betty ever blood in the garage. that she ever blood anywhere in the personage. but when confronted about this bloodshed, in the garage. he comes up with a story about how she cut herself moving wood. >> farmer told police that betty had helped her move -- betty so badly that she needed a badge. and sure enough, he confessed that they did in fact find the pile of wood on church grounds. but what they found hidden beneath the pile would only raise more questions about avs version of events. coming up! did a.b. make a freudian slip during his interrogation? and >> he subconsciously throughout the statement of putting her in the car. which, is what i believe, he did. he put her bleeding bo

but i did with betty, miss gayle, and listened while betty read a statement that i have sent to governor carter. let me call on the real spokesman for the family, betty? >> the president asked me to tell you that -- congratulated me on his victory. the president also wants to think all of the thousands of people that worked so hard, and the millions who supported him with those votes. it's been the greatest honor of my husband's life to have served his fellow americans during two of the most difficult years in our history. the president urges all americans to join him, in giving your united support to president elect carter, as he prepares to resume his new responsibilities. >> that was betty ford, speaking in the straightforward manners to edge americans became accustomed in the nearly two and a half years she lived at the white house. the concession statement you delivered on behalf of the horse president gerald ford ending the 1976 campaign was not at the end of her own political life. you continue to work to improve the lives of those facing breast cancer in substance abuse, focusing

on betty my jack's team susan and gail. to come down with me and to listen while betty wrote read a statement that i have sent to. governor carter i may call on the real spokesman for the family betty the president asked me to tell you. that he telephone president like carter a short time ago and congratulated on his victory. the president also wants to thank all those thousands. of people who work so hard on his behalf. and the millions who supported him with their votes. it's been the greatest honor. of my husband's life to have served his fellow americans during two of most difficult years in our history. and to join him and giving your united support to press and elect carter as he prepares to assume his new responsibilities. that was betty ford speaking of the straightforward manner to which americans became accustomed in the nearly two and a half years. she lived in the white house. the concession statement she delivered on behalf of a horse president gerald ford ending. the 1976 campaign was not the end of her own po

yet she was just betty, as gracious as always.as i assumed the responsibilities of first lady, i had an excellent role model and a tough act to follow. betty broke new ground in speaking out on women's issues, her public disclosure of her own battle with breast cancer lifted the veil of secrecy from this terrible disease. she used the influence of the office of first lady to promote early detection, and millions of women are in her debt today. she was never afraid to speak the truth, even about the most sensitive subjects, including her own struggles with alcohol and pain killers. she got some criticisms, i thought she was wonderful. and her honesty gave her to others every single day. but her example also helped me recover from jimmy's loss in 1980. having embraced the cause of better treatment from men and women recovering from alcoholism and chemical dependence, she worked tirelessly as former first lady to establish the betty ford center and showed me that there is life after the white house and it can be a very full life. in

ford's final garden gift to america, the betty ford alpine garden.a, welcome. and tell me where is it you're standing or is sitting and what are we seeing here? >> so i'm sitting in the alpine house at betty ford alpine gardens. the alpine house is right next to the education center which is half of the gardens x this is a cold greenhouse where we have alpine plants in bloom. the gardens themselves right now are still under snow, and so we chose the alpine house here so we could bring some color to the presentation. wonderful. tell me, first of all, how did all this start? pleasure. >> so it started when vail was in it very early days. so we're talking sort of 1986. the ski mountain had been open for a few years, but the town was really starting to grow. and local gardeners got together and said we need to show people who are coming to live at 8,200 feet what kind of plants will grow here. so they decided the start this public display garden. and the piece of lands that the town of vail gave to them was right next to the gerald ford amphitheater. and

i think betty and i had a similar relationship.in closing, i just want to add that betty and i shared another passion -- our husbands and our families. her partnership with gerry, both public and private helped heal the nation and strengthen the family unit in its many varied forms. her love of her children -- michael, jack, steven and susan -- was on bounded. and her grandchildren were a source of constant pleasure. when we got together later in life, we talked about our hopes and dreams for our children and grandchildren and also our great grandchildren. to you here who mourn the loss of your mother, your grandmother and great grandmother today, jimmy and i extend our most sincere sympathies and want you to know of the deep love and respect we have for this extraordinary woman. it was my privilege to know her. thank you. >> rosalynn carter, you've had 33 years post presidency, the longest in history now, and you and president carter have been very active. what do you think your legacy, first of all, as first lady is, or what woul

the betty ford alpine garden.a, welcome and tell me, where is it you are sitting, what are we seeing here? >> i am sitting in the alpine house at betty ford alpine gardens, the alpine house is right next to the education center, which is at the heart of the heart of the gardens. this is a cold greenhouse where we have alpine plants in bloom. the gardens themselves are still under snow and so we chose the alpine house so we could bring some color to the presentation. >> wonderful, tell me, first of all, how did all of this start? >> it started when vail was in its very early days, we are talking sort of 1986, the ski mountain had been open for a few years but the town was really starting to grow. local gardeners got together and said, we need to show people who are coming to live at 8200 feet what kind of plants will grow here. they decided to start a public display garden, the piece of land that the town of vail gave to them was right next to the gerald ford amphitheatre. and, the town was delighted with the garde

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thank you, betty. betty. > >> the stanford university commy is on alert tonight as the campus investigates two sexuals two sexual assaults in a span ot of just a month. the latest incident happened friday in the basement of a university build. basement of a university buildi. basement of a university buildi. basement of a university buildi. basement of a university buildi. basement of a university buildi. basement of a university buildi. basement of a university buildi. basement of a university buildi. basement of a university buildi. >> even before what happened tht couple of weeks, a woman was raped in her office. >> reporter: the thought of a rt of a rapist on the loose has some on the stanford campus concerned. on friday just after noon, the victim was working in her office when a man grabbed and dragged her into the basement and raped her. the department of public safety is investigating this. coming forward to provide details fore for the crime. the in the parking lot near wilber hall. >> because

betty yu is live at speaker pelosi's house with more. >> reporter: just to give an idea of how things look at here at this hour, as you can see over my shoulder, there's a police cruiser parked right outside the pelosi home. tonight we're learning much more about the suspect arrested in this violent attack. >> heartbroken. i've known paul for a long time. i was actually this past sunday at an event with him sitting next to each other having a nice conversation. he's just a lovely, wonderful person, and to just imagine the terror. >> reporter: state senator scott weiner says this is the direct result of toxic right wing rhetoric and incitement against the speaker and so many others. >> i get regular death threats and speaker pelosi gets even more. >> reporter: david depape was known as a pro-nudity acvist. b protests against public nudity legislation we did in san francisco about a year ago. he was connected to a woman who was a very, very scary person. >> reporter: gypsy is the woman seen in this video documents her protest against the ban on public nudity in 2013. weiner was a city s

in san francisco betty yu kpix 5. >>> still ahead tonight game five for the warriors as they welcome in their western conference rivals. and on the topic of welcome, the 49ers bring >>> the warriors are on the road facing the nuggets. this time facing a team with a little bit more depth on the bench than the lakers. golden state supporting the throwbacks. trailing by as many as 20 in the first half. now in the third, steph curry's layup cuts the deficit to seven. steph finishes with 34. under five minutes to go, a five-point game. hitting the following jumper and draws a foul. the two time reigning mvp had had a triple double on the game. a little over a minute left. making it a 111 game. 20 seconds to go. the warriors are down just 3. draymond and andrew wiggins forced the turnover. jordan poole gets the steal and the layup. and brown easily makes another bucket. still a three-point game. golden state still had a chance to tie, but klay thompson's three here. that was way off. the nuggets hang on to win 128-123. and they hand the warriors their first loss of the season. >>> less tha

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i will be pat of the effort. >> in oakland, betty yu, kpix 5. kpix 5. >> poor family. > >> in the east bay, three schoos on the king estate campus are closed. this is after last week's school shooting where six six people were injured. invests say it's likely tied to gangs. o of the six victims are adult st. the others are school staffers.y are looking at the video of the shooting but will release is publicly to get help identifying help identifying the shooters. > >> further east a memorial is gg in n killed in a hit-and-run crash downtown at the corner of califa boulevard and civic drive. the woman was hit crying to cross north carolina boulevard saturdy night. she later died at the hospital. police say the suspect suspect was driving a gold or tan four-door sedan. > >> the number of people killed n hurricane ian continues to incr. 82 deaths are confirmed in flor. four in north carolina. chris hoffman is in fort myers which took a direct hit from the storm. >> reporter: amanda, this is wht we are seeing in the fort myers beach area days after

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kpix 5 betty yu has the details. >> you're asking for four more years. do you commit to serving all four? >> yes. i have barely been out of state. i've been out of state for a few hours to take on their party and their leader of the party, donald trump, who is a passionate supporter of. what they're doing in democracy, and how they're banning books. >> reporter: during the hour long debate, governor gavin newsom dismissed speculation that he's focused on the presidential run. he's barely campaigned at home this year. but has spent money on ads in florida and texas, which are antiabortion states. newsom called out senator brian daly, a farmer from northern california who owns a trucking business, for not standing up it big oil. daly blamed newsom's policies for high gas prices. >> i know your friends, the people you run with, can't afford to live in california. but the everyday hard working middle class californian governor is suffering from the policies you put forward. at the same time we have no water, we have no electricity, we have no plan. there is

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in richmond, betty yu, kpix5. >>> it's coming, it's coming soon.rouble is coming what's you going to do? >> tonight was san francisco's biggest literature night. it was the annual lit crawl. a one night literally pub crawl across 12 venue ins the mission district. readers got to meet with authors and poets across the bay area. >>> well, coming up after the break, a bay area institution closing its doors after nearly a century in business. customers come to get one last taste of denmark. >>> and, then cyclists braving some of san francisco's steepest hills for the red bull bay climb. >>> and, the warring winter forecast. california just got from the national weather service as pg&e warns a possible power shutoff. i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes. big tobacco lures them in with flavors like lemon drop and bubble gum, candy flavors that get them addicted to tobacco products, and can lead to serious health consequences, even harming their brain development. that's why pediatricians urge

. >> kpix 5 betty yu was there toe to see if business was as usual. usual. >> reporter: it was a disappoing a disappointing loss for the wa, the warriors, but many fans came out to see how the team would gel and how other fans would react to draymond's presence on the court. draymond green walked onto the court during the starting lineup introductin lineup introduction to cheers from the fans. there was no detectable awkwardness among the team after he punched jordan poole in practice. drayd in practice. draymond promised to work on himself during his time off. >> and that's the reason why wee we came because you wanted to see how the dynamics would be, you know, seeing draymond, and how the crowd would react, if they would accept him back. ths back. there's a lot of backlash for what happened in practice.t practice. but for the most part, it's probably water under the . >> to be honest, when i steppedn stepped in here, it was intriguing to see how everyone would react, but yeah, it's kind of like a memory at this point. >> reporter: christina green s

in san francisco betty yu kpix 5. >>> still ahead tonight game five for the warriors as they welcome in their western conference rivals. and on the topic of welcome, the 49ers bring i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes. big tobacco lures them in with flavors like lemon drop and bubble gum, candy flavors that get them addicted to tobacco products, and can lead to serious health consequences, even harming their brain development. that's why pediatricians urge you to vote yes on prop 31. it stops the sale of dangerous flavored tobacco and helps protect kids from nicotine addiction. please vote yes on 31. vote yes on prop 31. >>> the warriors are on the road facing the nuggets. this time facing a team with a little bit more depth on the bench than the lakers. golden state supporting the throwbacks. trailing by as many as 20 in the first half. now in the third, steph curry's layup cuts the deficit to seven. steph finishes with 34. under five minutes to go, a five-point game. hitting the following jumper and draws a foul. the t

caller: betty. host: happy birthday to betty. thank you for watching. teresa in pennsylvania, line for democrats. caller: the guy that was just on stole my thunder. for us to have oil delivered to my house, they used to come out but now it is a minimum of 100 50 gallons and $745. luckily we put a heat pump in and we use oil only for backup. when the temperature drops below a certain temperature, the oil kicks on. we have not been able to afford getting the oil delivered yet so we have been keeping our thermostat on 67 degrees no matter how -- how cold it gets. host: do you expect that issue to come up in tonight's senate debate in pennsylvania? caller: because it is out of control. because they cannot drive the trucks because the price of gas. they will not deliver for less than 150 gallons. we used to just get 50 here or there but we have to save up our money to get oil delivered. that is all i wanted to say. happy birthday to the lady that just turned 81. host: let me stay in pennsylvania for a couple minutes. the senate debate happening tonight. here

we are fg are following his story and progress with betty yu. >> a motion sensor camera captures a man leaving after unsuccessfully breaking into a storage room. moments later, thr jumps into the backyard on campbell avenue. >> as you can tell this is lockd is locked. so he must have used some sort of torch. he goes in here and takes a bunch of boxes that we had here. >> what is captured on camera is is the thief making multiple trips over the next 45 minutes to load up stolen tools and whatever he can grab into a waiting car. at one point the suspect even grabs the camera and tosses it in the laundry room. the victim decided to do his own detective work here thik this week victor took a trip to the mission district, where it's it's common to see several street vendors selling what look look like stolen goods. >> this is actually one of the things we managed to get back. >> sure enough he found some of his stolen property being sold on the street. the vendor told him he bought it from another vendor. >> he says he bought it from him him for like $30. victor and joanne are new homeowner

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betty yu has the story. >> i think the mayor in oakland has made a huge effort to try to get it done in oakland. it just doesn't look like it's going to happen. i'm not positive. >> reporter: during an on sirius xm, commissioner manfred said he wasn't sure they could figure out a new stadium in oakland. the lease 2024 season. >> i think the a's have proceeded prudently in exploring the the las vegas alternative. given the lack of pace in oakland, i think they have to look for an alternative. >> reporter: he said oakland could love within the next five years. >> it's not the first or last time we'll hear that comment. not only from major league baseball commissioners, but also, we heard that exact statement from the national football league. >> reporter: this oakland city council member says he wants the team to stay in oakland, but doesn't want tax members to carry the burden of redeveloping and building a new ball park at howard terminal. the approval process for that project has been slow. >> we don't have an economic analysis, even to this point. here at the council, we're still w

kpix 5 betty yu shows us the video. >> reporter: a motion sensor caa sensor camera picks up a man walking in front of a home around 6:00 a.m. last sunday. e sunday. he leaves after unsuccey after unsuccessfully trying to break into a storage room. but moments later the burglar jumps into the backyard on campbell avenue. >> as you can tell, this was lo. so he must have used some sort f sort of torch. he goes in here and takes a bunch of boxes that we had here with batteries. >> reporter: what was captured n captured on camera, the thief making multiple trips over the next 45 minutes to load up stolen tools and whatever he could grab into a waiting car.t car. at one point the suspect grabs the camera and tosses it in the laundry room. the victim decided to do his own detective work. victor took a trip to thn the mission district, where it s common to see several street ves street vendors selling what looks leak stolen goods. >> this is one of the things wed to get back. >> reporter: sure enough he foud he found some of his stolen property being sold on the str. the vendor told him he bought

okay, so a lot of reese is in betty but betty is about your mom. >> the original busy person. part of our lives. >> so what were your businesses growing up? >> okay, well, of course i had lemonade stands, of course i had bake sales and garage sales but i would have circuses, i would have magic shows. and the one i got in trouble for the most was in third grade i started a barrette customizing business out of my desk. [ laughter ] i got in so much trouble, y'all. >> why did you get in trouble for that? >> because i bought paint and i painted everyone's names and got it all over the desk and got in trouble for defacing school property. >> how much money did you make? >> i cleared a very nice profit. >> she's in school. she's making barrettes. >> it was shut down. but my entrepreneurial spirit lived. >> is there a story like that one from your childhood that your kids love? >> all kinds of stories like that, and i think part of what's really fun about making this book, i wanted to come up with businesses that kids could actually do. so we have a business inside of this book that'

betty thompson hoping people who were skeptical would tune . what is your sense of how it will make out in the midterms? >> the committee has achieved the goal of creating a historical record about the actions of replicans and former president trump. if there is a political goal to shift the conversation of the midterms, we have not seen that really cutting through. i think some key signs are the danger democrat themselves are not really zeroing in the actions of the committee or the hearing yesterday as a key campaign talking point. we see them fundraising in some senses. there is still an elections centering around the economy and more policy issues. people's feelings about president biden and the supreme court's actions on abortion. so we have not seen the committee cutting through fully. democrats are certainly making the argument republicans are not good stewards of democracy, and that itself is a reason to reject them. the problem they have is it is not just a falsehood about the election dictated by donald trump to his supporters, but on

and betty yu has that story. >> reporter: this is the second fleet week for peruvian rotisserie here in the marina. t brought in extra staff to handle handle the big crowds this weekend. the dining room was buzzing with chatter and reservations. it was buzzing with more business this fleet week. >> this year, looks like we are fully out of covid. and we are fully open and you can see it is is much busier this year. a lot of walk ins. a lot of people watching the show. and they come come in here to have an amazing meal. >> reporter: marina resident elizabeth davis and her friendse on the roof. >> we were having some drinks and having a great time. we couldn't see the planes but it s a great time. >> reporter: san francisco's famous fog obscured some of the city's famous landmarks throughout the day. but that didn't stop thousands of locals and visitors from taking in the sights around town. during the annual fall tradition. for haranita, it's a noticeably busier saturday. a sign that things are trending in the right right direction since the height the height of the pandemic. >> this

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seven historical nonfiction books that betty ann and i both love. number one, history of the world in six glasses. this is my go to like big scope of history. devil in the white city is a crazy, untrue story. chicago, world's fair zero killer classic book club book. if you want to have your mind blown and get a little philosophical. w.e.b. dubois the souls of black folk is beautiful and a work of art. if you don't have a lot of time on your hands, i recommend you just read one chapter of this a night. maybe to celebrate pride month. it's really great, short, digestible stories. apparently a big reason i did biographies, but i am number one genghis khan in the making of the modern world world history perspective. anti-euro centrism. number two, the biography of augustus by anthony everett like stuck with me from grad school really amazing story. and last but certainly not least, it's got to be eleanor happy reading so elizabeth harris we're using betty the beagle to sell books. i mean who doesn't love a dog? it's brilliant, right? but i mean, tick to