they had 11 bunkers over here, one or two tank gun bunkers and troop quarters was in the position ford six firing points for two machine guns. >> we were the first there. we were the most advanced into germany of any unit and then we discovered we're on top of the siegfried line and we went in. it was unbelievable structure. >> there was a secondary belt a few miles behind that one so that although we were able to go through the first one fairly quickly in some spots, the second line had been completely occupied by german forces. initially it seemed like it was going to be a cakewalk but it didn't turn out to be that way. >> september 1944, general hojs orders two regiments to the ninth id to penetrate the second siegfried belt. dale wiley attacked with the 47th infantry regiment. >> the combat really was fire fights. your squad or your platoon would be moving up and suddenly you would get fire from the germans. >> in the forests we had our foxholes. the trees were narrow trees out there, so we just stayed at the fringe of the forest. >> does it make any sense to you, as a german sold

. >> it has four bedrooms, six bathrooms and three missell bunkers.ll cost to earn this california house and where those bunkers are there in the first place. >> it is warming up around here. flags are still going on offshore but those flags will be coming in the opposite direction. increased fire danger, details coming up. insurance companies are spending millions of dollars trying to mislead you about the effects of proposition 46. well here's the truth: 46 will save lives. it will save money too. i'm bob pack, and i'm fighting for prop 46 because i lost my two children to preventable medical errors and i don't want anyone else to lose theirs. the three provisions in 46 will reduce medical errors and protect patients. save money and save lives. yes on 46. >>> palo alto police released a sketch of a burglar along with a warning to homeowners about break-ins. they say this man broke into a home. they believe he may be connected to several other burglaries. they say there's been 15 burglaries so far this month and neighborhoods near the oregon expressw

peggy bunker joins us life. do they think it's the same mountain lion being spotted in all these places? >> reporter: they say mountain lions, solitary, very tearer toial. there are reports of people leaving water and food for deer because of the drought. >> she looked outside. there was a mountain lion walking down our walk. >> reporter: her daughter spotted a mountain lion at 2:30 in the morning out the window. tonight fish and wildlife reminded residents they are not to attract them. >> we want people to be aware that there are mountain lions here. there is no need to be afraid, no need to pan dwrik. >> reporter: what are the big cats looking for? >> they are looking for deer. >> reporter: after a mountain lion was spot dollars at williams elementary school, people panicked. since 1986 there have been only 15 mountain lion attacks in the state of california. of those attacks, six were fatal. they occurred in a state or county park or a wilderness. >> the video of the mountain lion on top of the car is mislead

somewhere but rethought it. >> in order to build a bunker, he would have had a backhoe, you know, he couldn't dig that big of a hole to make a bunker. >> reporter: someone would have noticed. >> someone would have noticed. >> reporter: few believe the frein search would go on this long, cost the state of pennsylvania millions of dollars, cancel halloween and tank the local economy. and the question now is how much more of this can the economy and the residents take? >> i'm thinking when the leaves fall, he's not going to have a place to hide. you can see straight through the woods for miles. >> he must be getting help from somebody because no matter how much training you have, even if you're a survivalist, the guy can probably survive, but he's not going to thrive. >> reporter: though state police have never formally confirmed it, many residents here are convinced investigators have had eric frein's family under surveillance since the start of the manhunt. in price township, i'm doug shimell, nbc 10 news. >>> elsewhere, philadelphia police are on the hunt for the masked woman who rob

peggy bunker? peggy. >> reporter: terrible situation. people love this park. we saw a lot of people here today. running out for their walks. a couple people picnicking out here in the heat. they have seen and smelled dead fish. they're concerned. especially it is rain that can fix the problem. >> you will see signs of the drought. >> when you walk over the bridge you. see a lot of. just carcasses. they must hold back the reservoir. it creates al game. which sucks up fish oxygen killing them. >> there are problem as sesated with low water, heat, and temperature, and vasona, you have conflicts coming together. >> one thing it shows, reservoirs are getting low. having to cut things back. and that we really need to conserve at this time. >> reporter: the water district urgently reminding people. water conservation in one place can prevent problems in another. so, that little dose of rain that we had a weak or so ago. made you feel belter about the drought. water department reminding people it still is a problem. we need to continue to conserve. that is especially

peggy bunker, tonight, where neighbors met again. peggy, sound like they cam together for a whole different planning meeting? >> reporter: you can say that again, jessica. a group that knows each other well. they call each other by first name. they have been working on the project together for over a decade. so dedicated to bring bart to east san jose. tonight they cam together for another reason. entirely. >> the rug is pulled out from under us. we are feeling betrayed. >> promise and project that brings this deter menned group of neighbors together. brings this determined group of neighbors together. working with vta off to build a b.a.r.t. system. after a decade of planning they caught wind the plans were being dumped. this group poured blood, sweat, tears into plans to transform land, providing jobs and transportation to those who don't have it. >> 4,000 jobs. 4,000 jobs. i have been involved for eight years. people have put their heart and soul into the project. >> october surprise. >> their frustration is not going unnoticed. >

peggy bunker live in sunnyvale. you talked to an internet expert who has a warning for people checking statements on line. >> jessica, he does. this is an unprecedented number. the hack started in june. they weren't noticed until mid august. they were able to gain highest levels of access, penetrating 90 servers, making this one of the largest corporate hacks ever lort reported. >> a turning point. >> since 16 this is all he has done. working for companies the government and now himself. even he says the jp morgan chase breach is unprecedented. >> this is scary. this shows a company pretty d l diligent, security. the government puts man dates out bout what they have to do and protect consumers, can be breached. 76 million household and 7 million businesses. this time the hacker stole social security number, address, e-mail address. >> this is the -- jp morgan customer information. this is your home address. your name. your contact information. so, attackers are going to use this for a long time in trying to steal yo

this is a more delicate driver's license than turning the people's house into a bunker. thank you for explaining that to us. >> thank you. >> what exactly is this now beleaguered secret service up against? let's take a moment for an assessment. during the clinton administration, the cia doesn't deal with threats inside, but it does track global security threats, including those against the president at times. thank you. >> good to be with you. >> thank you. >> that was the year when a man crashed a small plane on the lawn of the white house by white house windows. we remember the images from then. smoking on the lawn and quite dramatic. how does the response you are seeing now compare to how robust the response was then? >> the response to the event was i think principally something handled by the faa i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it on

i'm bunkering up next hour. >> we got a muster going on here. >> station been revitalized. new windows, doors, paint, ready to go. >> all right. >> listen, this hour i'm muster erring up, guys. >> we have to see that. >> mr. muster. >>> well, he's won two stanley cups, he just hugged me, i think i'm hurt willing now, pulled a hamstring, we love him. bernie parante is here. so why would he swing by? we're going to ask him about the flyers, bernie have, they won yet this year? no? but he has something special coming up. >> he couldn't even say t he just shook his head. >> and cold and flu season just around the corner. do you have any home remedies that you got from your family? we're going to talk if they with tom corbett, things keep getting worse. september 16th. budget deficits force pennsylvania to borrow $1.5 billion dollars just to keep the lights on. three days later, pennsylvania's unemployment rate goes up for the second straight month. under tom corbett, we've fallen from 9th to 47th in job creation. and on september 25th, pennsylvania's credit is downgraded for th

archie bunker.et's focus on him for a little bit because i've had people now these days describe him, he was the first tea partier. >> the first tea partier. >> what do you say to that? >> i don't think so. i find tea partyists to the right of archie. >> here's what -- it felt like we make a caricature of the caricature when it comes to archie. there was -- archie had a sense of right and wrong that seemed to always win out at the end of the episode. even if his prejudices were dominating the laugh lines at the beginning. was that the goal? >> well, i think you're right to an extent, but to the extent you're not right -- it was edith who had the sense of right or wrong and the strength to overpower him emotionally. for example, she lost her faith in one episode and it took us a long time to find a reason why we could do that because she had to find it again. and she found it again because archie lost -- when she lost her faith, archie lost himself. >> he lost his balance. >> yeah. and so she had to

bowen jells journalist james rosen investigators found some of the money in the bunker.s he says iraq's government is aware of his findings and has never tried to get the money back either. >>> and finally, if you're looking for an exotic vacation destination, look no further than iran. the "new york times" has been looking into getting into the travel agency business. the drichlg posts -- a trip that will reveal the secrets from this once forbidden land. the description does not mention iran's civil rights -- or as a state sponsor of terrorism, a warning on the state department's website reads in part, some elements in iran remain hostile to the united states, as a result some united states citizens may be subject to harassment and arrest while traveling insider rang. >>> michigan republican governor rick snyder is getting some power behind miss cool pain tonight. he's trying to drum up support for the incumbent. the ongoing struggles of the state's largest city are front and center in that race. >> reporter: michigan's run governor snyder took heat for his reported, sp

right now the crew at harding is working through a list of tasks that include rebuilding the nine bunkers at fleming, resoding the driving range at fleming and weed removal, fairway top dressing and extensive work on both harding and fleming, the harding staff is working diligently to accomplish the majority of these tasks before the rainy season, god-willing, starts in november and this compressed schedule has required staff to perform many of these tasks on overtime. the week of the tournament itself we estimate that the harding crew will work 330 hours of overtime every day, as they water the course, repair damage from the day's play and move holes on the green. after the tournaments ends staff will restore the areas of the course affected by the pga's tour hospitality facilities and all of this work will be funded by the tour. after the commission or hopefully after the commission approves the supplemental appropriation requests, we will go to the mayor's office for the mayor's approval. draft the legislation with the controller's office and introduce the appropriation ordinance at th

who suffer from dry mouth. >>> every few months former vice president dick cheney emerges from his bunker to attack president obama and scare the american people. you can set your watch by it. now he's at it again. in an interview with bill crystal -- yes, that bill crystal, the drum beater in chief for cheney's disastrous war in iraq. so what does cheney decide to fear monger about this time? >> we're in a very dangerous period. i think it's more threatening than the period before 9/11. i think 9/11 will turn out to be not nearly as bad as the next mass casualty attack against the united states, which, if and when it comes will be something far deadlier than box cutters. >> the next mass casualty attack? the listen to what he said about u.s. involvement in the middle east. >> we have no choice but to be involved in that part of the world and if we're not actively involved there are going to be some very bad things that happen. >> i've got news for mr. cheney. bad things happen when we do get involved too. cheney made some disastrous decisions as vice president, but he's spent his retirem

>> the fish were all belly up -- >> can really prevent problems in another. >> and that was peggy bunker reporting. >>> up next, the ultimate massage for a thrilling relaxation. >>> snake massage is the latest attraction at the zoo. >> see if you would try this. the zoo offers massages by four of the pythons. the zoo's burmese pythons give visitors a 15-minute massage by slithering on their bodies. the tourist has to lay on a bamboo bed with a 13-pound python. not only do the snakes provide an excellent massage, the adrenaline in the scary situation can have a positive effect on a person's metabolism. >> you know what we would get the tourists to do, i have an idea. >> our next newscast at 5:00. today on "access hollywood live", kit, we just have to get into bruce jenner's new look. because he is worth it. >> i like the feathered hair. one more reason to love katy perry her bar dive it's epic. >> do you know who it reminds me oychlt the brand new interview with teresa and joe giudice after sentenced to prison. "access hollywood liv giudice after sentenced to prison. "access hollywood liv

nbc bay area's peggy bunker has more. >> match.com, eharmony, now there's so many different apps like tinder. >> she knows singles. she's a ceo behind linx dating. by the time most singles make it to amy's office, they've tried it all. online matchmaking, set-ups, apps, the cruel world of hot or not on tinder. it's a technology that amy says is getting in the way. >> they've been basing those matches often on very superficial metrics of hot versus not. >> but she gets why people turn to tech dating. >> nonsocial jobs, so it does leave a lot of loneliness for many of the employees in order to kind of band-aid or remedy feeling loneny, they'll jump online. >> the very industry that creates dating apps which are supposed to hook us up but keeps us single instead is not lost on one of amy's clients. >> it's very much a lot of first dates. people will just cycle through large numbers of first dates because of the technology that's available makes feels like an infinite number of possibilities out there. but there really isn't. and as a result, people, if they find have a slightly off thing

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we were stuck with all the concrete in his bunker as they got that nothing lasts beyond what they did. despite the scare that held up pretty where gas-pretty good for the 6.9 earthquake. details were back for game three. he will ask why did we resumed the baseball baseball is a healing. >> reporter: the casualties could have been a lot worse thousands of people who would normally been driving home and at the bay bridge when the quake hit but left early or stayed in the city in order to watch the game and you're thinking about going to see the giants this year in a world series will tell you by an application that helps his for last-minute tickets we talk to the man who walk the walk off home run ball last night. the cruise ship that could begin a passenger with ebola on the quarantine tonight and pick web want to see more showers out there this evening. i'll show you where coming up. sculpting the sleek body of the all-new mercedes-benz gla took nearly 600lbs of high- strength steel. setting industry-leading safety standards took 20,800 crash simulations. and perfecting its engine too

>> carol oh connor, doing archie bunker tortured him.rom him. >> you just made me change my mind. >> about what? >> about burning your dinner. >>ester roll and john amos, they were sometimes uncomfortable with what they were dealing with. that's something of a theme in the shows. >> someday you'll meet a girl like your mother and be just fine. >> i'm going to drink myself into a cool aid coma. >> they were the first parental figures, african-american, who had to deliver the african-american experience. >> archie bunker has a lot of your dad. i was surprised to ahead that maude has a lot of you. >> maude had a lot of me. >> you get paid for what you do. nobody gives me a dime, and that's the barometer, walter. >> i'll give you 5 bucks to put on your dress. >> i will get you familiar. >> i hadn't realized it until i was deep into writing this book. she was the liberal that i am. >> everything we stand for is going right down the drain. >> who didn't really know it all. and didn't know enough to be as loud and vigorous and forceful as she w

when i talked to tom fuentes, just from his face it doesn't look like he was living in bangk bunker or covering himself with mud at night. and this is a slightly different angle. he looks pretty cleaned up. >> yeah, i expected to see this guy looking like a taliban fighter. not like a guy who is more clean-cut. >> shane, what do you make of these pictures, also the point that his chances are trying to seek a concrete structure, like this abandoned air field, really just to get out of the elements as much as he can because the temperature is getting colder. >> clearly, i perfectly agree with cade. the temperature has dropped. he has been seen skirting along the suburban areas before, and like spokes on a wheel he will go to various camps but is making his way out. clearly it has been swept before, by the police or marshals, so he is staying, skipping through this suburban environment in the woods. if you google map this and scan back you will see how many thousands of acreage actually surround these suburban areas so it is very easy for him to come in and out. again, it is a proof posit

that's the sound of bunkers being hastily rebrand as wine cellars. the problem is under control.ugh, the news -- here's how they started the day today. >> good morning, america. ebola in america. the first case of the deadly disease diagnoseed on u.s. soil. a major american city on high alert. >> jon: we're all going to die. kiss your ass good-bye. you'rexd about to (bleep) çlaughterÑ there's no much panic projected on people who rnts panicking. >>k=]t8á(rrgg for anyone who may have come in direct contact with the ebola patient. >> jon: that doesn't look like a frantic crisis. it's like a local zoning board meeting. or the mets press room on the last day of the season. it's like they're crossing their fingersçó for an outbreak >> i have no doubt that we will control this importation, or this case of ebola. (bleep) >> jon: you don't get to put droning ominous suspenseful music under objectively good news. the guy was saying, we've got this. this is the music you should be using. >> i have no doubt that we will control this importation, or this case of ebola. [ applause ] >> jon: t

i'm peg goo bunker and jess is a aguirre. boy, there is something about even-numbered years for the giants. we're talking 2010, 2012, and now 2014. the orange and black advancing to the world series again after a glorious win over the cardinals. and as you saw, fans couldn't be happier. >> that's absolutely right. live team coverage tonight. let's get to cheryl herd live at at&t park, the site of the party there. tell us what it's been like. >> there's so much excitement here at at&t park, so much excite and out on the streets. many of the fans grabbing this t-shirt that says we own the pennant. while the giants do own the pennant and they're headed to the world series. a. >> the giants win in dramatic fashion. the star tonight? the crowd went crazy. >> it's unbelievable, man. we were a wild card and here we are, going to the world series. >> it's amazing. it's amazing. >> we're just getting started. >> the celebration spilled on to the street. >> we wanted one over. i knew it was done. we're going back, baby. let's go, giant

. >> and i'm peggy bunker. we're on now due to sunday night football.ew concerns over another ebola case, contacted in an american hospital. she was a member of the medical team that treated ebola patient thomas duncan who died a few days ago. another ebola scare. this one at l.a.x. a hazmat team met the united airlines flight from new york because the passenger on board had flu-like symptoms. doctors cleared her at the airport saying she does not have the ebola virus. it's always raised concern for health care workers across the country. nbc's jay gray shows us the agency who's now pointing to a possible breach of protocol. >> reporter: last week she was part of the medical team treating the first patient diagnosed with ebola in the u.s. tonight she's back inside texas health presbyterian hospital in isolation, now fighting the deadly disease herself. >> it's deeply concerning that this infection occurred. >> reporter: a review from the centers for disease control blames a protocol for the infection. infection won't release her name but do say the woma

. >> give it up for archie bunker's illegitimate kid. >> i had a great time. thanks for joining us.until then, keep left. i knew my life as i knew itr, would never be the same. everything stopped. and i just said, "i'm going to beat this." and that's when i found living beyond breast cancer. purchase a specially marked bottle of pink lemonade 5-hour energy and a portion of the proceeds will help survivors like me with a much needed community of support. living beyond breast cancer is a lifeline for so many people. i just love being able to say that i am living beyond breast cancer. ♪ >> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> right now caught on camera, vandals creating havoc in a philadelphia neighborhood. leaving residents to deal with the damage. >>> new tonight, smash and grab is a thing of past. thieves now have high-tech ways to break into your car. >> and developing now, another american diagnosed with ebola and u penn doctor will now go into quarantine. good evening to you, i'm jessica dean. >> i'm chris may. >>> concerned about ebol

plus -- >> i'm peggy bunker. the incredible history behind travis' home run hit coming up after the break. >>> after leading the giants back to the world series with his home run, he led the team in celebrating after the game. the up likely hero forever etched in baseball history. >>> last night's home run was an incredible moment in baseball. but for more reasons than one. japanese americans who played the sport while captive in camps say that moment was especially meaningful. nbc bay area's live in san jose right now. his own grand parents were sent to those camps. >> reporter: they absolutely were. it's hard to believe that era in our history ever even happened. look behind me, you'll see some apartments there, some con dopes here on the corner. it's not always what used to be there. this is where the japanese american baseball team used to play when they played here in san jose, every seat was full, sort of like last night at at&t park. >> it's that history who made him who he is.<8jj >> not ef enknowing if

i'm peggy bunker. raj has the night off. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. more conflict and more controversy brewing inside the state's public utilities commission. >> insiders leaked the memos to tony kovaleski. and tony, there is concern about destroying evidence in the middle of a criminal investigation. >> exactly, peggy. the memo raises even more questions about the state's public utility commissions. authored by attorneys inside the puc exposing a failure to communicate and the potential to destroy evidence while the feds and the state are investigating. >> we're stunned. we're stunned. >> reporter: reaction by san bruno's city manager to this memo leaked to the nbc bay area investigative unit. it's written and signed by 13 staff attorneys at public utilities commission. it includes we are concerned the commission has not taken appropriate steps in the past month to preserve evidence. >> what does this say about the culture at the public utilities commission? >> it suggests business as usual. we're extremely troubled by that. >> reporter: the e-mailed

i want one taken with my friend, archie bunker, and me. on three, okay?two, three -- [ laughter ] >> you just whispered that was sammy's idea? >> the kiss was sammy's idea. the kiss -- i want to point out one thing. >> uh-huh? >> only with a live audience can that happen because you saw o'connor as stock still as could be riding the emotions of 250 live people laughing at that moment. >> uh-huh. >> i can't get over it every time i see it. >> yeah. i assume that there must be in your head whenever you think about these series with all that you've done clips, moments that kind of stand out for you. >> yes -- >> is that one on your mental -- >> absolutely. >> yeah? >> absolutely. >> yeah? every time i see -- and i've been blessed to see you here and there over the years -- >> i feel the same way. >> thank you. every time i see you, i always ask, where's the book? where's the book? >> for a long time. >> for a long time i've been asking the question. you finally got it done. >> i finally got the it done. it's about six weeks ago. on the 14th, it hit the -- >>

nbc bay area's peggy bunker has more tonight. we are reporting the first case. >> the virus filling pediatric emergency rooms across the midwest has new confirmed cases here. >> there have been, a little over a dozen cases confirmed in california. several of those in the bay area. and now we are confirming our first case in santa clara county. >> her son has serious asthma. she is scared. >> more of a panicking mother. >> her 4-year-old son uses asthma inhalers several times a day. >> the cough. the way he breathes. and this year has been worse. i am concerned now that i know about it. >> kids with no history of respiratory problems can get the entero virus. parents of asthmatics should make special emergency plans. >> we recommend kids with asthma have an asthma action plan. some parents are no more concerned about this than the flu off the awe i am concerned. >> it is especially active in fall months. that will keep this mom on guard. >> definitely take him to the doctor every time. usually get, over-the-counter. but i will tak

i'm peggy bunker. >> and i'm terry mcsweeney. we're on right now because of the football game.ing baseball. the bay area celebrating the giants' 5-0 win in game 569 wor of the world series. we turn to henry wofford of comcast sportsnet for the highlights. take it. show them off several times. >> terry and peggy, my job is easy after a game like this. after a game 3 home loss it didn't look good for the giants, but now the orange and black, as you mentioned, are on the brink of their third world series in five years. let's go out to at&t park. bottom of the third. bases were loaded. juan perez out of all people hits a two-run shot. it's not over the fence. just missed by inches. however, he's going to get a triple. and the giants would take a 4-0 lead. park goes crazy. and madison bumgarner did the rest. he was incredible. giants win 5-0. here is the pitcher. >> this is the most fun you're ever going to have playing baseball. it's tough to keep all our stuff pushed aside and just concentrate on pitching. but if you want to be successful, that's what you've got to do. and we were

one neighbor suggested that frein built a bunker, but a woman we also spoke with dismissed the theorysaying that somebody would have seen frein building that kind of a hideout. >>> still have a few clouds overhead, but they're not going to last much longer. they'll be moving out of here and the temperatures that are cooling right now will make a nice rebound. just a little bit of light fog on the horizon. you can see that, too. doesn't look like we'll get any thick fog this morning, but we will get the clouds out of here. right now 60 degrees with clouds over center city and humidity up at 90% and temperatures running cooler. not just the city, but the rest of the area, as well. plenty of sunshine during the day today and warm into the 70s this afternoon. nice heading into the weekend. nice and dry right now at the shore, beach avenue, we'll see plenty of sunshine today, as well. ten degrees cooler for the pocono mountains and trenton and mt. holly and atlantic city down by 12 this morning while it's ten degrees cooler in northeast philadelphia. the temperatures are still coming down.

and our politics are so savage, frankly, and unrelenting that the president is kind of getting the bunker mentality and that's what we are seeing. >> schieffer: well, if ever there were a case where everybody should come together, we have got a real problem here, i think it would be this ebola situation. you can disagree or agree on whether air strikes are helping, but i mean, disease, you know, the possibility that we may have, you know, some sort of epidemic, i don't think we are anywhere close to that right now but we could have. one would think that that is where the two sides would come together, peggy. >> yes, it shouldn't be any means be a political argument or a partisan one. susan mentioned the word competence, that there is an anxiety about the government being competent to handle these real assaults of ebola, isis, et cetera. it seems to me part of the competence question is connected to the word candor. i do think the american people hear the government talk and it incessantly talks and talks in a concentrated way from a few people 0 in the white house, as they hold on to thei

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bunkers, tree, the rough, typically eagles are not on that list. they are usually a positive thing but in this case not so much. one golfer had an encounter with the bald eagle. the eagle toys around with the ball. eventually he decides to take flight with the ball and disappears over the nearby hill. kind of like the dog ate my homework. don't know if that's going to fly. pun intended. >> sometimes you just got to laugh about it. >> you do. thank you for joining us as part of your sunday morning. no 5:00 or 6:00 tonight. sunday night football instead. we'll have a special edition following the game. that will be on at 11:00. we look forward to seeing you then. have a wonderful rest of your weekend. thanks for watching. over 20 million kids everyday in our country lack access to healthy food. for the first time american kids are slated to live a shorter life span than their parents. it's a problem that we can turn around and change. revolution foods is a company we started to provide access to healthy, affordable, kid-inspired, chef-crafted food. w

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if you have been today, they have the remains of german bunkers on them. among them by the way, that's the painter who will later paint a great scene of the battle he is about to witness. they see her coming and as soon as the french escort her out to the three-mile limit of french water and that ship turns around and heads back as fast as she can. they lead the alabama further out about seven or miles out and all of a sudden john winslow turns and starts towards the confederate. now these two ships as i tell the story, these two ships are extremely evenly matched. alabama has nine guns and the sergeant has eight. his guns are heavier. 149 men and 163 men. speed, size, almost exactly a push. there is one advantage that there is some debate as to how much he knew about this at the time. he got a nasty education in the next few minutes. john winslow had taken anchor chain and put him on the sides of his wooden ship and covered that chain with wooden planking. at a distance it looks normal. it has makeshift armor on it. as they come in showing the starboard o

one of the key aspects of that facility is a very large german built bunker in the 1980's.part of the work of the u.n. inspectors was to destroy the materials and the munitions, but there were certain elements of that precursor chemicals, barrels which were too volatile to destroy in the normal pros. it was decided in the 1990's to entomb them in this large bunker, which has been under seal until the war in 2003 when the security around it denigrated. what happens there i think is open to question, but again, that's more of a toxic waste site. i'm not sure that anybody could really make a weapon out of what's being held in that facility. i've been in that facility and it's a very ugly location. to walk in there and walk out without being killed i think would be a remarkable feat if you're unprotected. >> we appreciate your unique expertise on this. former u.s. weapons inspector in iraq, thanks for your time. >> a student marsh in mexico city turned violent wednesday with protestors smashing windows and setting a fire. they are protesting the government not helping to find m

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. >> peggy bunker reporting. >>> much more ahead on "today in the bay." >> it was unbelievable.i can't believe i was stepping on this field, you know? >> a big night for local high school athletes after a lengthy setback. their dream at playing at levy stadium comes through. >> it's hard to believe we are talking about summerlike temperatures this weekend when we are cool and cloudy right now. we've got a chance of rain in the extended forecast. we'll break it down for you. >>> welcome back. thanks for joining us. it's 7:16. taking a live look outside in san rafael. if you can't tell where that is, it will be warming up in the north bay today in the upper 80s. something to look forward to once that fog goes away. >> in san jose, same scene, but temperatures expected in the low 80s today. anthony slaughter will be along with something to look forward to. >>> two big games at levi stadium last night. not to worry. you didn't miss a 49ers game. the lights were turned on for high school football, an event delayed more than two months. today in the bay took to the field with the play

one neighbor suggested crane has built a bunker. a woman we spoke with dismissed that theory saying someone would have seen frein building that kind of hideout. >>> police are talking to the driver of a tractor-trailer involved in a chase with officers. witnesses say the truck sped through stop signs and signals last night. there are several bullet holes in the driver's side windshield. the driver started driving toward a police officer and his cruiser. that's when officers fired at the truck. the driver was taken to the hospital. no word on any injuries. >>> now from our delaware bureau. a crash in newark claimed the lives of two men. this happened after midnight. the two men, both 21, were killed. police say their car collided with an suv. the 48-year-old driver of the suv was taken in the hospital in serious condition. >>> this morning investigators trying to figure out what caused a fire outside the city tavern. we're told the fire was in a dumpster. some of the smoke managed to make it inside the building. fire officials say th

the hong kong authorities have taken a bunker mentality, hunkering down, in the hope that gradually peoplewill lose interest, people will drift away. yes, thousands, tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets but an awful lot of those it has to be said have come out lately in support of the student, actual student hard core, may be smaller than that. the government's hope is if they can weather this the next couple of weeks or so gradually support may wane. the time pressure plays on the minds of the organizers, they are very mindful if they don't do something now they might lose this incredible momentum that has built up, this sense of goodwill from the thousands of people who have come out to support them that really the time is now. and if they don't act, if they don't take it to another level that moment might be lost. >> right because they do seem to want to wait this out and see if the protests will die of their own accord. it does bring back memories of what happened to tienanmen square. we are seeing rhetoric in the official line from beijing how long the protester gover

peggy bunker has their story. >> travis ishikawa hits one to the right. the giants win the pennant! that swing of a bat, a home run that will live on forever in giants' history. it made travis ishikawa who he is. >> dream come true. not even knowing if i would be in the big leagues again or continue playing at the end of this season. to be in this moment right now is special. >> it's no secret ishikawa had a tough year. he hung on to baseball just like his ancestors did. ishikawa is in a small club of japanese americans who play for the m lflb, honing a sport they once played to survive. >> it was a traumatic time period for all japanese americans. i remember playing baseball quite a bit in camp, and traveling from one part of the camp to another to play other teams in other sections of the camp. >> in 1942 after the u.s. government ordered all japanese americans to be moved to internment camps, travis ishikawa's own grandparents were sent to the camp in california. it was baseball that helped the young kids to make it through. they were constantly reminded they were prisoners. >> i

those bluffs now have the remains of german bunkers on them. among them, the painter edward manet. as soon as -- the french escort her to the three-mile limit of french waters. the french ship turns around and heads back as fast as she can. all of a sudden john winslow turns and starts towards the confederate. these two ships are extremely evenly matched. alabama has nine guns. kearsarge has eight. alabama 149 men. kearsarge 163 men. there is one advantage that some debate as to how much sims knew about this at the time. he got a real nasty education in the next few minutes. john winslow had taken anchor chain and put it on the side of his wooden hulled ship uncovered that chain with wooden planking. at a distance, it looks normal, but it has a makeshift iron armor on it. as the kearsarge comes in, showing her starboard side, the alabama turns and shows her starboard side and bubbles start is the steed of ships going around and around, chasing each other in concentric circles. the alabama opens fire and one of the trends of the fight will be the alabama will fire more often, but th