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he worked part time at crockett's towing. his life was taken sunday by a drunk driver. >> the call he was on, got the lady outside of the vehicle, put the heat on for her. it was cold. sunday morning. got her closed up before it make sure this doesn't happen again. >> every vehicle that's broken down on the interstate has a road ranger that comes out to assist so there is somebody to block a lane. i think it's something that definitely has to be done. >> reporter: you might into the know it, but there is a law in place to protect responding to energies on the side of the road. it's the move over law. fhp works hard to get the word out, but. >> we still see people t not move over for various reasons. they are not paying attention. they don't know about the law. they don't care. >> reporter: when you are in the comfort of your own car you may not realize how fast you are going. for someone standing in the middle of the road it can be scary. here are things you could do to make sure tow truck drivers and first responders are saf

i think we might have seen the last of damarea crockett. i'm not sure. but he's had a wonderful game. 24 for 225 and a touchdown. incomplete. >> gary: couple booth ideas for you, verne. you were back with the cowboys. the idea was thomas "hollywood" henderson's afro. weren't you there for that? >> verne: yes. >> gary: you were the sideline guy, the radio -- >> verne: no, i was up in the booth. yeah, i did a couple of years of play by play. >> gary: did you interview him? did he talk to you? >> verne: you're thinking of dwayne thomas. dwayne thomas, yeah, come on, gary. >> gary: it's been a while ago. dwayne thomas spent an entire year without speaking. he would sit in the middle row of coach and he would put a stocking cap on his head and teammates. >> gary: as long as you're a good player, who cares. >> verne: when they beat miami for super bowl vi, his first victory, jim brown had advised him not to speak to the media all year and tom brookshier, the late, wonderful tom brookshier interviewed him and this was a big moment. dwayne thomas was going to sp

danny hand worked for crockett's towing and recovery. he was helping a stranded driver on the shoulder of i- 275 south of fowler at about 1:30 sunday morning. police say leandro perez was drunk and lost control of his car, crashing into hand. this marks the third time this year a tow truck driver area highway helping someone.. and people in the towing community say enough is enough. this is an important reminder this is an important reminder about florida's move over law. it's not just for police officers and ambulances. it's for tow trucks and utilityve reason you can't move over, you have to slow down. preparations are underway in cuba to pay homage to revolutionary leader, fidel castro, who died on friday. thousands are expected to start attending public ceremonies in havana's revolution plaza starting today. cubans are observing nine days of mourning, and castro will be buried december 4th. after the san francisco 49ers lost to the miami dolphins in miami, 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick was asked about his previous days leading u

i think we might have seen the last of damarea crockett. i'm not sure. but he's had a wonderful game. 24 for 225 and a touchdown. incomplete. >> gary: couple booth ideas for you, verne. you were back with the cowboys. the idea was thomas "hollywood" henderson's afro. weren't you there for that? >> verne: yes. >> gary: you were the sideline guy, the radio -- >> verne: no, i was up in the booth. yeah, i did a couple of years of play by play. >> gary: did you interview him? did he talk to you? >> verne: you're thinking of dwayne thomas. dwayne thomas, yeah, come on, gary. >> gary: it's been a while ago. dwayne thomas spent an entire year without speaking. he would sit in the middle row of coach and he would put a stocking cap on his head and ul >> gary: as long as you're a good player, who cares. >> verne: when they beat miami for super bowl vi, his first victory, jim brown had advised him not to speak to the media all year and tom brookshier, the late, wonderful tom brookshier interviewed him and this was a big moment. dwayne thomas was going to speak and

i think we might have seen the last of damarea crockett. i'm not sure. but he's had a wonderful game. 24 for 225 and a touchdown. incomplete. >> gary: couple booth ideas for you, verne. you were back with the cowboys. the idea was thomas "hollywood" henderson's afro. weren't you there for that? >> verne: yes. >> gary: you were the sideline guy, the radio -- >> verne: no, i was up in the booth. yeah, i did a couple of years of play by play. thomas "hollywood" henderson. >> gary: did you interview him? did he talk to you? >> verne: you're thinking of dwayne thomas. dwayne thomas, yeah, come on, gary. >> gary: it's been a while ago. dwayne thomas spent an entire year without speaking. he would sit in the middle row of coach and he would put a stocking cap on his head and would not speak to his own ma >> gary: as long as you're a good player, who cares. >> verne: when they beat miami for super bowl vi, his first victory, jim brown had advised him not to speak to the media all year and tom brookshier, the late, wonderful tom brookshier interviewed him and thi

calhoun, jackson, crockett. these are people on the frontier and make their way in some cases o texas. >> the american revolution has occurred. in the american revolution, the french come in on the side of the americans. and then they go home. >> it died. i wanted this to be a picture, which is the the yellow fever and other things. think it might be a nation. [laughter] go to barnes and nobel and all upset. this is the guy that kills the french troops. fremp troops are dying by the thousands. when thomas jefferson sends them to negotiate the purchase of new orleans because jefferson said whoever controls new orleans is our natural enemy and think about the expansion. f you are -- if you are in kentucky or points west, you are not thinking to what you are thinking about across the mountains. you are thinking about the mississippi. looking to buy new orleans have we got a deal for you because in a poleion has decided to unload. the war with britain is careebyeen. the the french revolution. slavery in haiti suffer

i think we might have seen the last of damarea crockett. i'm not sure. but he's had a wonderful game. 24 for 225 and a touchdown. incomplete. >> gary: couple booth ideas for you, verne. you were back with the cowboys. the idea was thomas "hollywood" henderson's afro. weren't you there for that? >> verne: yes. >> gary: you were the sideline guy, the radio -- >> verne: no, i was up in the booth. yeah, i did a couple of years of play by play. thomas "hollywood" henderson. >> gary: did you interview him? did he talk to you? >> verne: you're thinking of dwayne thomas. dwayne thomas, yeah, come on, gary. >> gary: it's been a while ago. dwayne thomas spent an entire year without speaking. he would sit in the middle row of coach and he would put a stocking cap on his head and would not >> gary: as long as you're a good player, who cares. >> verne: when they beat miami for super bowl vi, his first victory, jim brown had advised him not to speak to the media all year and tom brookshier, the late, wonderful tom brookshier interviewed him and this was a big moment.

danny hand worked for crockett's towing and recovery. this morning, his accused killer is behind bars. this marks the third time this year a tow truck driver was killed on a bay area highway helping someone. 10 news flowers spoke to tow truck drivers mourning yet another colleague. the nature of his job put him in harm's way. and, helping someone get out of it is how danny hand would spend his last moments. sot like a best friend to me. 16:25:53 shannon cottrell grew up with danny. today she woke up to the news another truck driver her friend, died in a 100 percent preventable crash. sot i love him , for the person h according to the florida highway patrol, danny pulled off i-275 south of fowler near usf to help a stranded driver. then around 1:30 in the morning.fhp says 30-year-old leandro perez was driving drunk, lost control of his car and crashed into him. leandro was arrested, danny did not survive. nat once again, fellow two truck drivers are joining together to mourn a colleague. sot we tow truck operators are first responders jus

times are responding and we're looking pretty good for the travel times. 13 minutes, 90 eastbound, crockett to the inner belt and 77 checking in fine too. 480, a little busier than some of the other highways. >>> one of the most recognizable building on cleveland's east side is about to disappear. the lakeshore power plant the coal burning plant began operating in 1911. it was shut down last year. it took eight months to removes hazardous materials like asbestos and now that that's finished, demolition will begin. >> probably in the february time frame we'll be demoing part of the buildings and the stacks. they'll place explosives and they'll get within three degrees of the intended target . >>> new this morning, bringing new life to the flats. three businesses teaming up to renovate four mostly empty buildings along the river there. cleveland.com reports they want to maintain the history of the flats and also try to bring jobs back. they plan to use it for office space and open a restaurant in a spot that used to be the watermark restaurant. >>> apple turns 40 this year. to celebrate, the

people like jim boyd, davy crockett. they are there to act as a buffer. of course, we all know the stories. these are americans, they're not going to put up with mexican dominance for long. they will declare their independence, and we have the alamo attacks for independence. part of the independence, as you know, is the independence to hold slaves. because one of the things the mexican government does is try to ban slavery in its provinces. but those people i think would not have been there had it not been for fact that the mexican government is looking for some way to protect its frontiers against indian power. then you look to the mexican section, the sort of pale pink area. huge chunk of territory. and that we explain of course by the mexican war or the war with mexico, 1846-48. which is often characterized as a pretty easy victory for the united states. and it results in this massive transfer of territory, including california and everything that that means. again, if we look at this map, it seems like that's got to be a pretty straightforward story.

i think we might have seen the last of damarea crockett. i'm not sure. he's had a wonderful game. 24 for 225 and a touchdown. incomplete. >> gary: couple booth ideas for you, verne. you were back with the cowboys. the idea was thomas "hollywood" henderson's afro. weren't you there for that? >> verne: yes. >> gary: you were the sideline guy, the radio -- >> verne: no, i was up in the booth. yeah, i did a couple of years of play by play. thomas "hollywood" henderson. he turned his life around. >> gary: did you interview him? did he talk to you? >> verne: you're thinking of dwayne thomas. dwayne thomas, yeah, come on, gary. >> gary: it's been a while ago. dwayne thomas spent an entire year without speaking. he would sit in the middle row of coach and he would put a stocking cap on his head and would not speak to his own teammates. >> gary: as long as you're a good player, who cares. >> verne: when they beat miami for super bowl vi, his first victory, jim brown had advised him not to speak to the media all year and tom brookshier, the late, wonderful tom bro

danny hand worked for crockett's towing recovery. this marks the third time this year a tow truck driver was killed on a highway helping someone. darren flowers spoke to drivers mourning another colleague. >> reporter: the nature of his job put him in harm's way and helping someone get out of it is how danny hand would spend his last moments. she grew up with the danny hand, her friend dying in a preventable crash. >> i loved him. the person that he was. >> reporter: according to the fhp danny hand pulled off around 1:30 fhp said leandre corrales perez was driving drunk and lost control of his car and crashed into danny hand. danny hand did not survive. fellow truck drivers are joining together to morning a colleague. >> we are first rede in the community. she planned a deep processional for troy maguire, killed by a drunk driver last month. >> we are cheaper than that ticket you will get. we will save you from the heart ache you will give your family. >> reporter: one family came out to show support hoping every day their loved one

1955 by walt disney who converted a lot of children over to history and it was the program, davy crockett, that, yes, that hooked me. i still have my coon skin cap. and at the end of this program, i was thinking we could do all the versus of the song, if you would like to. of course that was the great hay day of the western imprint and third of hollywood's product where westerns in the 1950s and 1960s and before wes dudy played gironimo and playing the blue-eyed gironimo of the 1950s movie of the same name. and a lot of history is portr portrayed on the silver screen and in writing a lot of that writing is popular writing and so my challenge in writing the apache wars was different from what i had done in my career and a lot of television. and i've written for television and a lot of popular magazine articles but never a book for a broad popular audience and so this was a difference journey that i went on and it was very challenging, took four years to research and complete the book. it's doing very well. and i'm very proud of it, obviously. and relieved to have it done. i'll tell you in

. >> boone and crockett's owner john revord says so many tows show up on his surveillance cameras that he started warning customers. >> i mean we had two last night , five this past probably 50 in saturday, the last two weeks, three weeks. >> we went to the company that i want to talk to you about a lot you manage. stephanie with abyss says they have an agreement with a business owner to patrol the lot. she says people aren't paying attention. >> if you know it's private property, you shouldn't park there. >> the city of milwaukee uses private tow companies because it's cheaper than staffing that many trucks on its own. but murphy has worked to lower the fees tow companies can charge. less than $26,000 a year, you get your car towed, it gets to a towing facility and it's going to cost you between $250 and you $350. need that car for your job, that's a huge burden. >> wisn 12 found private companies can charge as much as $300 for a tow. that is plus storage fees. they ticket you. the private tow firms also charge a $30 processing fee that is supposed be paid to the city of milwaukee. th

richland county sheriff's dept needs out to find the family of a mystery c demeara crockett discoved belleville the name on it is casey shaun the date of birth is 1986 at the date of death is 1998 because the remains of an 11-year-old boy the hope that the health department will have records so that they can return into the family.lls we have a traffic update, construction crew hit a high pressure gas light on miles roa in warrensville heightsi that street has been reopened.. near green road and miles road in warrensville heights is reopened at this hour. thanks to the lebron james in the cavaliers, cleveland is a city of champions a local subur is also claimed a small piece o itit, independents renamed a sh stretch of brecksville road as cavaliers way runs right by their the cleveland clinic courts that's where they have been practicingg , the mayor also gave the gm davi griffin the key to the city. local sports stars have to feed the need at an event to provide getterst , the fourth annual event is underway at townhallllou the west 25th stre ohio city, jr smith, joe thomas voluntee

. >> but crockett also notes that it's unclear exactly what trump will do. it will play out over many months. as investors and industry players carefully watch trump's nominees, to roles like the chair of the fcc. as they listen carefully to his rhetoric. for "nightly business report" i'm julia boorstin in los angeles. >>> still ahead, two sides, one pipeline, and a lot of protesters in north dakota. >>> the army corps of engineers is delaying its decision on the controversial dakota access pipeline, saying it wants to study the issue further. that statement comes as tensions between those in favor and those against the pipeline intensify. jackie deangelis reports from bismarck, north dakota. >> reporter: since april, the standing rock sioux tribe has been at this camp protesting the construction of this 1100-plus mile pipeline that would bring crude oil to illinois, then eventually to the gulf coast. demonstrations have been peaceful here, but up the road clashes with police have gotten violent in the last few months. on one side, you have the native americ

is still being sought by his colleagues >>darya: living in the western open berkeley hills from crockett to sam and will be affected official said they are rerouting were a source people live and at here are going to get their water from east bay as a directive from the sierra there might be a slightly notice will difference and they insist even if it smells a test where the in a safe distance much change will allow for $22 million project to modernize the district largest water treatment plant and a random >>robin winston: we will be right back his more traffic >>mark: the body was discovered late wednesday night >>reporter: good morning and the search continues at sonoma state university after the body was found buried in a shallow grave at the end of campus we do not know the name of the person who was found we have a pitcher his name is kirk kimberly he was only 18 years old from pataki to have been missing since october 17th his body was from facedown and covered with brush the believe they found human remains in a shallow grave on campus about the investigation they're keeping in c

they say that leandro perez was driving along 275 just south of fowler avenue this morning from crockett's towing. that tow truck driver's hand is danny hand. he was parked with his caution lights activated on the outside shoulder standing to assist a disabled vehicle. on impact unfortunately he was killed at the scene, and they believe that as i mentioned perez was under the influence of alcohol. fhp says he was shortly after the accident arrested for manslaughter, and he's facing charges at this time and in jail at this time as well. so those are the latest details that we've learned so far. a tow truck driver killed early this morning on 275. he was doing everything properly, had his lights flashing according to florida highway patrol when that other vehicle slammed into him. that's another reminder of the move-over law and why it's so important to stay off the alcides. >> alcides: this is the second tow truck driver killed along the highway in less than about a month. >> that's right. a month and a half. just last month back in october another tow truck driver killed on i-75. once agai

danny hand tow truck operator for crocketts towing was a helping a disabled dryer when he was stuck by on coming car a hand's trucks had lights activated and was parked on the shoulder. troopers say leandro perez was driving drunk when he lost control of his car and hit hand. he was arrested and charged with dui manslaughter. perez is expected to make his first appearance in courted today. third fatal scratch involve tow truck driver this year a mcgwire was killed on i-75 big bend road. he was loading a car on the shoulder when troopers say a drunk driver hit him and his truck. that driver gregory miller was charged with dui manslaughter. nd in back in february roger perez died when he was hit while hoping a standed couple on howard frankland bridge. allison huffman was charged with leaving scene of a deadly accident. prosecutors say after the crash, she called a cab and headed to recovering from a surgery when she was hit when shoplifter ran into her. listen to this he was trying to get away from security at a target near trinity. investigators say cameron stole a several hundred doll

i said, the crockett title i know is too busy -- the crocodile i know is too busy taking africans acrosso america to meet your roommates. brian: where do you get your sense of humor? okey: first of all, in my culture, humor is so integral to everything. marriage ceremonies, weddings, traditional marriage ceremonies, formal christian weddings. funerals even. children.ns of wherever there is a garden, you find people who are extremely funny. and so for many years, nigeria did not have professional comedians. we just had so many funny people around that you could find some in a bar who would hurt your ribs from laughter. brian: your mom is alive? okey: my mom is alive, she will be 92 next year. brian: where is she? okey: my hometown in nigeria. the southeastern part. the capital of my home state. brian: looking at the map, go down to the southwest corner. okey: southeast is where you want to be. do you see where it is? we would be very close to it. an hour from that. brian: where is biafra? okey: it is in the southeastern part of nigeria. including the oil-producing what they call the niger

donations should be marked, park crockett drive. and you can drop off socks at the central station on vallejo street. >>> juliette, we have a beautiful night. i beautiful saturday night here in the bay area with mostly clear skies, fairly balmy temperatures, readings in the low 60s. as we look from the sutro tower, from city hall you can see the rainbow domed ediface in the little below center left. city hall and market street, the embarcadero, bay bridge all on full fine display tonight. concord at 65 degrees. oakland has 63. san francisco right now at quarter after 6:00 tonight61 degrees. even as we sit here innocently watching our own broadcast our own satellite is conspiring to display an unusual display in the sky. we earthlings are about to be treated to the biggest brightest full moon of the year. on monday it will be closest to us since january 1948 when harry truman was in the white house. and while the spectacle is unfolding in the sky it, will have a direct impact on what's happening on the ground. the gravitational force

i learned of a deadly crash in crockett. traffic is slow on highway 4 heading towards hercules, right around mckeown. this will affect folks on interstate 880 toward the carquinez bridge. vun has died as a result of the crash. we're investigating things. mild slowing for that portion. a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, we have the metering lights on here. backup has finally filled all lanes. in the last ten minutes we've seen it change. you have the backup off the berkeley curve. slow getting into san francisco. back to you. >>> 6:41. coming up thieves steal wallets and a kindle from a patient at a busy bay area hospital. >>> the war ma look back at leo cohen's life and legacy. >> a sale not just at macy's but of macy's. the big board, dow industrials down ever so slightly after a two-day rally. >>> at :45, hazy skies up and down the santa clara valley. saratoga temperatures approaching mid 70s with increasing clouds this afternoon. >>> just now starting to see a slower drive across the bridges. the bay bridge, 16 minutes

joining us now kevin hill, he's the store manager at crockett and jones. mr.ng in terms of foot traffic to your store in the last week or so since the president-elect being holed up there in trump tower? >> well, it's been a mix of trepidation and exasperation, a lot of people -- we're a destination business, we're the only store in the united states for our company. 50 yards from trump tower and there are a lot of people that come to us just to get our shoes, and they have called us, can we come, haven't made it through, haven't been able to make it down the street as 56th is closed on both the fifth avenue and sixth avenue sides. it really has affected local walking traffic as well. >> kevin, is this just a short-term negative effect for long-term positivity? i mean, when mr. trump moves himself off to washington, trump tower might be an iconic place to visit sort of boosting the value of the area you happen to be in. >> well, i guess that's a way of looking at it. i mean, i certainly hope it's not the new normal just because i think people would be hesitant

customers buy the east bay- appoint utility district living west of the oakland- berkeley hills from crockett to sell leandro will temporarily have their water rebounded. starting tomorrow, about a hundred thousand residents will receive water from these they read of what instead of directly from the sierra foothills. >> vicki: district officials say there may be at slightly no ysabel difference but they insist the water is safe to drink and the six months change will allow for a $22 million project to modernize the district's largest water treatment plant in orlando. --orinda >> grant: to alameda county sheriff's deputies are being recognized for going above and beyond. helping a teenager in need. >> vicki: and it started let a traffic stop in hayward. while talking to 17 year-old anthony the deputies learned he did not had a bit and was sleeping on the floor of his mother's home. so they decided to help. at the end of the deputy shift, they went to court and ask for donations to buy into need a bit, pillows and sheets. they showed up at his house and put a bid together for him. the deputies

the florida highway patrol says danny hand with crockett's towing and recovery died from his injuries...and the alleged dui driver is behind bars. this marks the third time this year a tow truck driver was killed on a bay area highway helping someone. 10 news reporter garin flowers spoke to fellow tow truck drivers mourning another colleague. the nature of his law requires you to put one lane between yourself and stopped emergency vehicles. that also goes for utility service vehicles and tow trucks. if it's not safe enough to move over, you must slow down at least 20 miles per hour below the speed limit. covering pinellas county... there's been an arrest in the murder of a man found dead behind a busy shopping center in pinellas park. police have found his fingerpints behind the shoppes at park place where 38- year-old will hodges was found dead in a dumpster last weekend. both men were homeless. palmer admitted to investigastors that he'd stayed there before, but denied killing hodges. we have new video tonight of the chaos erupting in the french quarter after a mass shooting overnig