sot/tc: betty soskin/ i am thankful. she was a slave.ment will now be placed in the library of congress. east bay congressman mark desauliner read the statement on the house floor. he made todays presentation at the rosie the riveter museum in richmond. an old audio recording is creating huge political buzz tonight. it overshadows the news that hillary clinton and donald trump will face off in another presidential debate this sunday. this time the event will be a town hall style debate - at washington university in st. louis. something that's sure to come up. audio of trump from more than a decade ago -- that surfaced late today. all of this with the global warming and the - a lot of it's a hoax. it's a hoax. it'll get cooler. it'll get warmer. it's called weather. we need some global warming! we need leaders who get it. so that we can move away from coal and oil to clean energy. i'm tom steyer. if you want to do something about climate change, you can. please. register and vote. nextgen california action committee is responsible for the

our reporter, amy hollyfield, is at the park with betty soskin's last it honor. >> she got a congressional record, congressman presented her with the certificate and it states she was recognized on the house of representatives floor. betty is a park ranger here at the rosie riveter museum and play add ski role in development. rosies were in the grant row and beaming with pride the she has received a presidential coin from president obama and we asked her in all the awards are getting overwhelming. >> overwhelming, in some respects, but to the extent that i am aware i'm living in my final decade it is helping to bring together the meaning that my life may have had. >> she a very special person and a special soul and lincoln said that it is not the number of years in your life, it is the number of life in your years and in betty's case she has both. >> you may remember hear of betty this summer when she was attacked and robbed if her second floor home and struggled with the three got away and locked herself in the bathroom. he has not been caught but she quickly returned to work. show her st

betty soskin was presented with a congressional reward. the spirit she showed after she was beaten and robbed in her home last june. she served on the home front during world war ii and she is the nation's oldest park ranger. >>> to san francisco where the fleet week celebration is underway in the air and on the water. the blue angels held their first performance this afternoon following the parade of ships. one million spectators are expected to visit the city this weekend. tara moriarty was there today for the full slate of activities. >> reporter: in a style completely american and wholly san francisco, fleet week festivities kicked off with the parade of ships. for san jose native corporal jacob erin, it was a dream come through. >> when i was a kid i watched the blue angels. now it's i am part of it. the coolest thing ever. >> my grandapa was a marine. it's always special. >> these marines trained for two and a half months get through this point. the silent drill platoon, this is to show the public what these men stand for. >> the mar

betty soskin is the oldest national park service ranger, conducting tours at the rosie the riveter museummond. congressman mark desoian presented her about a lifetime achievement certificate. >> it is overwhelming, but to the extent that i'm aware that i'm living in my final decade. >> and i wouldn't bet on it being your last decade, but whatever it is, we're going to appreciate you every second we have. >> thank you very much. >> soskin has received what she calls a parade of awards, including a presidential coin from president obama. the coin replaces one stolen from her over the summer when she was attacked and robbed in her richmond home. >>> drive through flu shots, all to do is show up, roll down your window and roll up your sleeves. doctors say it is important to get a flu shot now before the end of the month. that's when the flu virus could start to appear. >>> happening today, 40,000 books will be given away to kids and teens in daly city. each of them can get up to ten books for free. the event is put on by first books, a nonprofit organization that aims to provide disadvantaged

who can forget 94-year-old betty soskin beaten and robbed in her home and the intruder stole a coin givenr by president obama, the white house gave her a new one and today she is honored with a special ceremony at the memorial on richmond. that is where she works as the oldest park ranger in the country. she deserves all of this, and more. >> now, your forecast withdrew fume ma -- with drew tuma. we have chilly spots in the 40s including 46 in half moon bay and 47 in san ramon. right around the 50s at the water we are holding. the seven-day forecast shows her on today, we are warming up nicely with the trend continuing into the weekend, and we will start to cool down sunday. into monday and tuesday the clouds will increase. wednesday, keep this on the calendar, a chance of wet weather. how is traffic, alexis? >> i feel like a broken record, or put it on repeat from yesterday. westbound 84, again, more problems today, for the dumbarton bridge and it started off with as did disabled vehicle near 10 the on the menlo park side at facebook headquarters. we are not sure in the disabled vehicle

the award that betty soskin received today. alla lot of it's a hoax.bal warminit's a hoax. it'll get cooler. it'll get warmer. it's called weather. we need some global warming! we need leaders who get it. so that we can move away from coal and oil to clean energy. i'm tom steyer. if you want to do something about climate change, you can. please. register and vote. nextgen california action committee is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> sadly, san jose recorded another deadly ped-car crash. jesse gary is live for us in south san jose with more on that crash and efforts to improve safety on the roads. jesse. >> reporter: that's right. that initiative was called vision zero. we are standing in one of the spots that's targeted by vision zero. this is the capital expressway behind me. behind our camera position is the 87 freeway. this is one of 14 safety priority streets. areas identified as having high numbers of fatalities. improvements are planned here. as last night's crash shows, a loss of life can happen anywhere. accident markings stain the lane. police