david teacher, one of the very last d—day veterans left in the uk, turns 100, and perhaps he is one ofs. david, take me back to d—day. you were there. at first we were apprehensive because we didn't know what to expect. but once we got involved in what we had to do, it became more or less simple, a doddle, and we waved through it without too much trouble. mainly because we had a wonderful air force and anything that came within any miles of the beach was shot down. you say it was a doddle, but there were bombs falling at your feet. it was worse than bombs with machine guns. i mean, they were men. i say men. there were boys falling at our feet. i don't know, we seem to have overcame it very well, very easily. the d—day landings were far from a doddle, laying the very foundations for an allied victory. david's d—day was driving a bedford ql, a three and a half ton truck, off a landing craft into very deep water. he didn't know where there was going to even get through the water, never_ mind get to the beach and didn't know what was going to happen on the beach. they were bombed every nig

one of them, a man called david teacher, hasjust celebrated his 100th birthday this month at a care home happy birthday, dear david # happy birthday to you.# david teacher, one of the very last d—day veterans left in the uk, turns 100, and perhaps he is one of the most modest world war two veterans. david, take me back to d—day. you were there. at first we were apprehensive because we didn't know what to expect. but once we got involved in what we had to do, it became more or less simple, a doddle, and we waved through it without too much trouble. mainly because we had a wonderful air force and anything that came within any miles of the beach was shot down. you say it was a doddle, but there were bombs falling at your feet. it was worse than bombs there were machine guns. i mean, they were men. i say men. there were boys falling at our feet. i don't know, we seem to have overcame it very well, very easily. the d—day landings were far from a doddle, laying the very foundations for an allied victory. david's d—day was driving a bedford ql, a three and a half ton truck, off a landing craft

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david teacher, one of the very last d—day veterans left in the uk, turns 100, and perhaps he is one ofback to d—day. you were there. at first we were apprehensive because we didn't know what to expect. but once we got involved in what we had to do, it became more or less simple, a doddle, and we waved through it without too much trouble. mainly because we had a wonderful air force and anything that came within any miles of the beach was shot down. you say it was a doddle, but there were bombs falling at your feet. it was worse than bombs with machine guns. i mean, they were men. i say men. there were boys falling at our feet. i don't know, we seem to have overcame it very well, very easily. the d—day landings were far from a doddle, laying the very foundations for an allied victory. david's d—day was driving a bedford ql, a three and a half ton truck, off a landing craft into very deep water. he didn't know where there was going to even get through the water, never— mind get to the beach and didn't know what was going to happen on the beach. they were bombed every night. they were shel

qualifying include tulare county sheriff mike boudreaux and business been david julio on the democratic side. bakersfield teacher, maurice of what announced her candidacy earlier this year. >> a petition has been filed to remove former president donald trump's star off the hollywood walk of fame. andrew reddick, who started the petition back in 2020 has been pushing city officials to get rid of it and says it now has 3800 signatures. redick adds he's had a trump supporter, tried tase him and has received a death threat because of his efforts. no celebrity has ever had their star removed. trump received his star back in 2007 for his work on the apprentice. and as a producer of the miss universe pageant. >> the off-campus house where 4 university of idaho students were killed has been demolished. this comes more than a year after that, the students were stabbed to death. 2 other roommates survived some family members of the victims were against this happening believing, but the home could potentially the evidence as a trial gets underway. the suspect's bryan kohberger, there's pleaded not guilty and is awaiting a

david: thank you, appreciate seeing you. let's come back to lauren. teachersnew york city mayor eric adams. lauren: he got to the education budget by $550 million. the union says that is illegal because state law says you can't cut from the schools unless there is overall state revenue decline. the usc says adams overinflated the costs of the migrants and mismanaged the crisis. this is a teachers union. a democrat friendly group and it is one reason why adams's polling 28%. that's a record low for any new york city mayor ever polled. voters have had enough of these policies that are making their life more expensive and taking away the services they need and their kids need. david: how much it cost to educate a kid in new york? $38,000 per child per year. 38,000. if you had $38,000 to educate your kid, don't you think you could do a better job of it? a lot of people are asking that question. this airbnb listings, stanley dropping as major cities issue new restrictions for the rental company. that is causing hotel prices to surge. mortgage rates dropped to their

teacher so no time off. >> okay. dave. >> renderings david today is any one year anniversary of being retired. >> so last september when i retired after serving three presbyterian churches in san francisco and covenant presbyterian and the last one presbyterian church. i originally from colorado and raised our kids in denver but came to san francisco in 2020 went to the seminar to be a presbyterian minister and done that for the last years. >> before i came to california. >> before i was a baptist minister. >>. thank you. >> jimmy how about yourself. >> i'm jimmy retired in the department of public health in san francisco and served as is deputy director of health and for a sponsor for hiv for all in my work as deputy i retired in 2008, on a friday and monday started at nonprofit another executive director and for four years and came then officially retired retired in 2011, i served obtain community board's and active through retired and they don't seem healthy to me in a lot of ways i knew i wanted to be healthy i'm a first generation no my

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david julio. on the democratic side, bakersfield teacher maurice, a would announced her candidacy earlier this year. coming up next, we get a behind the scenes view of the new year's eve ball in times square. plus, a fast food to look a lot distarting next year and april minimum wage for large, fast food chains goes up to $20 an hour in california. that could change rather could have a major impact across the fast food industry in our state. that morris takes a look. >> low impact workers at large chains with more than 60 locations nationwide tuesday, it was announced 2 major pizza hut franchisees will be laying off over 1200 delivery drivers statewide by the end of february. 2 said rely on third-party services like doordash grubhub and uber eats for deliveries. the rising costs are still top of mind for local fast-food owners. it's going cost wrapped restaurant anywhere from 250,000. >> 2 big donald. team, 250,000. >> correct. trump per year. chris. uber executive vice president of operations at gem management which owns nearly 60 wendy's and kfc franchises in the fresno area since $20. ah hour is

david garrett's father made sure his sons childhood could be completely defaulted to the violin music, education, concerts, and studio recordings. with the highest priority. he got dated for the best teachers and meetings, but the most important decision makers in the music industry. in his recently published biography, if you only knew david that describes among other things, a child without children kind advice and also as i thought i was definitely an outside o, you know, and i was a child and an adult professions kind. it's not usually a profession done by kid is off the table if it were, it would be called child labor meditation. and then of course you can call it that up and so on. but i was the only surrounded by adults. i was only 13. describe the conversations that the regular company were without olds and with the directors to conduct is the teachers and the patrons off to the concerts. everyone around me wasn't at all the intent on. it says that my pc does this of x and that, and you never wanted to break away. was a little fun. this was from one. so what does it, what did it and why didn't even know i was in something you could break out of had to kind of for guys, i had no com

teacher so no time off. >> okay. dave. >> renderings david today is any one year anniversary of being retired. >> so last september when i retired after serving three presbyterian churches in san francisco and covenant presbyterian and the last one presbyterian church. i originally from colorado and raised our kids in denver but came to san francisco in 2020 went to the seminar to be a presbyterian minister and done that for the last years. >> before i came to california. >> before i was a baptist minister. >>. thank you. >> jimmy how about yourself. >> i'm jimmy retired in the department of public health in san francisco and served as is deputy director of health and for a sponsor for hiv for all in my work as deputy i retired in 2008, on a friday and monday started at nonprofit another executive director and for four years and came then officially retired retired in 2011, i served obtain community board's and active through retired and they don't seem healthy to me in a lot of ways i knew i wanted to be healthy i'm a first generation no my

qualified include to larry county sheriff mike boudreaux and businessmen david jimmy o on the democratic side, bakersfield teacher, marisa would announce her candidacy earlier this year. all right. >> well, up next on the kron, 4 morning news, there's a new law coming in this new year expected to protect california drivers during traffic sleepovers just aren't what they used to be. a house full of screens? basically, no hiccups? you guys have no idea how good you've got it... get xfinity gig speed internet for just $25 a month for 2 years when you add xfinity mobile. back in my day, it was scary stories and flashlights. we don't get scared. oh, really? mom can see your search history. that's what i thought. the next-generation 10g network. only from xfinity. we're back to the kron 4 morning news. i'm we're looking at the golden gate bridge this morning. >> and nestled underneath it is a blanket of fog and looks like such a sleepy morning, doesn't it? will you know it today? fog won't last too long. i know a lot of people in town for christmas break from other parts of the world. so hopefully they get to enjoy the

david gee, leo. >> well, on the democratic side, bakersfield teacher, marisa wood announcing her candidacy earlier this year. up next, a look morning news that the new law coming in the new year and it is expected to protect california drivers during traffic stops and tell you what that entails right back go. anywhere. i welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. it has been a nice morning. so far was an easy commute. your easy commute wasn't windy. and i do expect wind to be a problem today. but will we continue with the range of tomorrow tomorrow? yeah, it all comes back tomorrow. >> these are breather. day we can get out there actually get some stuff done that maybe you avoided yesterday a little bit. >> specially if you are in the north bay where things were especially stormy for your day yesterday, looking outside at the golden gate bridge. there are a few misty spots here. and there you can see the golden gate bridge got a little bit of that. low cloud covers the midst right there out along the coastline. the real rainfall is really set to arrive right around 02:00pm tomorrow. as for winds, a

david, gee leo. and on the democratic side, there's bakersfield teacher murray. so would she announced her candidacy earlier this year? a petition has been filed to remove former president donald trump's star on the hollywood walk of fame and read a coup. started. this petition in 2020 has been pushing city officials to get rid of it. and now he says he has 3800 signatures. yeah. that out walking on the walk of fame collecting signatures. he's had a trump supporter, tried tase him and has also received a death threat however, despite several celebrities who have fallen from grace, no one has ever had their star removed. trump got his star on the hollywood walk of fame near highland in 2007 for his work on the apprentice as well as a producer of the miss universe pageant. over the years. his star has been vandalized several times and even smashed with a pick ax. our sister station in la has reached out to both the mayor, karen bass and donald trump to get a response to this. but so far they have not heard back yet. after serving more than 7 years for second-degree

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qualify include to larry county sheriff mike boudreaux businessman david julio and also on the democratic side, we have bigger teacher, marisa wood announcing her candidacy earlier this year. up next on the kron, morning news. there are some new laws coming in the new year and they're expected to protect california. drivers during traffic stops will tell you what that entails. >> we'll be right back. >> welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. let's get a check of the weather situation right behind me. love johnny doesn't look too breezy so we don't have to deal with or the rain. yeah. the rain comes deal tomorrow, right? umbrellas tomorrow. calmer day today. we're catching a break r% today from a lot of things which just means get out there. maybe take care of some stuff that you avoid yesterday a bit. it is an overcast day, though. it sure does look like it's going to rain. we're looking outside at walnut creek right here. traffic moving along, just fine on highway. 24 and are some of those greyer skies that we're in the midst of right now. if you do see any sort of rain drop today, it's going to be a very brief s

david. >>> back in the u.s. this evening, tonight the mother of the 6-year-old boy who shot his teacher in virginia, she's been sentencedo years in prison for felony child neglect, the judge sentencing the mother to far more than prosecutors sought. she said she stored her guns safely, but her son said he climbed up on her dresser and took it from her purse. he carried it to school in his backpack, shooting his teacher several hours later. taylor is serving 21 months on a separate charge for lying on a firearms application. she's now looking at four years of prison. >>> we turn to the alarming investigation after scores of children in the u.s. were sickened by cinnamon apple sauce contaminated with lead, some containing 500 times the acceptable limit. more than a hundred children potentially sickened in 22 states. tonight, investigators now believe the foreign manufacturer intentionally used cheaper ingredients. the fda is now in ecuador inspecting the factory. here's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: tonight, abc news learning the foreign manufacturer of those recalled applesauce pouches sickening children across this coun

teachers running out of the of the building of the, of the sort of thing. so faculty, this is the man who has been identified as a sole perpetrator. 24 year old student david called back, who attended the same university where he conducted his shooting spree and died at the scene possibly by suicide. according to the interior minister, his father had also been found dead earlier in the day. and this is where he struck the full flow of the universities, could see a philosophy and a desperate attempt to escape. students climbed out of the windows and perched on the ledge. what student was reported to have lost his grip and sales address. before embarking on his bed, the round page cause i left the series of disturbing messages on social media, describing how he wanted to commit mass. murder is adding to the shop in a country west. such must shootings are extremely rec, so nearby ego, how does era? shutting by russian forces in eastern new crane has killed at least 3 people. the attack hit coal mining facilities in tourette's good town in the done. yet squeaking is seen fist fighting since rushes invasion in february last year. 32 mine as well. the low ground

teachers running out of the, of the building of the, of the social 6 or faculty. this is the man who's been identified as a sole perpetrator. 24 year old student david called back, who attended the same university, where he conducted his shooting spree and died at the scene possibly by suicide. according to the interior minister, his father had also been found dead earlier in the day. and this is what he struck the full flow of the university's pass code to your philosophy in a desperate attempt to escape students timed out of the windows and perched on the ledge. one student was reported to have lost his grip and felt address. before embarking on his bed, the round page caused back left a series of disturbing messages on social media describing how he wanted to commit mass murders adding to the shop in a country west. such mass shootings are extremely red sonja jago. i'll just sarah, for a former donald trump advisor, rudy giuliani has filed for bankruptcy. i followed somebody last week, ordering him to pay a $148000000.00 to to georgia election work. as the women said, they enjoyed death threats of to juliani made baseless claims that they committed for to help st

teachers running out of the building of the, of the social, 6 or faculty. this is the man who has been identified as a sole perpetrate to 24 year old student david called back, who attended the same university where he conducted his shooting spree and died at the scene possibly by suicide. according to the interior minister, his father had also been found dead earlier in the day. and this is what he struck . the full flow of the universities could see a philosophy and a desperate attempt to escape students timed out of the windows and perched on the ledge. one student was reported to have lost her grip and fell to her desk. before embarking on his bed, the round page caused back left a series of disturbing messages on social media describing how he wanted to commit mass murders adding to the shop in a country west. such a mess. shootings are extremely red sonja jago. i'll just sarah the last french troops due to withdrawal from asia on friday. it ends more than a decade of french operations in west africa as a whole region. front is also closing its embassy and is yet indefinitely relations between the 2 countries of salad. since the ousting of the countrie

the teacher's christmas plea on tiktok, and the responses pouring in from around the world. >>> from abc world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >>> good evening, it's great to have you with us on this thursday night. i'm whit johnson, in for david. >>> and we begin with that deadly mass shooting just days before christmas. a gunman killing at least 14 people, injuring 24 others at a university in the heart of prague, the czech republic. an area well-known to tourists, near a popular and crowded christmas market. police flooding the scene at charles university, one of the oldest universities in the world. one eyewitness describing the chaos, hearing shots and police sirens, then everyone started running. police arriving within minutes, racing toward the gunfire, weapons drawn. some climbing out the window, perching on a ledge. video showing the alleged gunman pacing the roof, shooting down, firing what appears to be a rifle at random. ambulances rushing the injured to nearby hospitals. tonight, authorities ruling out terrorism as a possible motive, and say the gunman was a 24-year-old student found dead on the sidewalk.

teachers running out of the building of the, of the social, 6 or faculty. this is the man who has been identified as a sole perpetrate to 24 year old student david called back, who attended the same university where he conducted his shooting spree and died at the scene possibly by suicide. according to the interior minister, his father had also been found dead earlier in the day. and this is what he struck . the full flow of the universities could see a philosophy and a desperate attempt to escape students timed out of the windows and perched on the ledge. one student was reported to have lost her grip and fell to her desk. before embarking on his dead, the round page cause that left the series of disturbing messages on social media describing how he wanted to commit mass murder is adding to the shop in a country west. such mass shootings are extremely rec. sonya jago, i'll just sarah. so that brings us to the end of the show, but web back in just about half an hour with another full show and this out 0. don't com, stay tuned because restitution. africa stolen out is up next. feel like the the model of this i had to take it off and then say i was doing 99 c

teachers running out of the, of the building of the, of the. ready faculty, this is the man who has been identified as a sole perpetrator. 24 year old student david called back, who attended the same university where he conducted his shooting spree and died at the scene possibly by suicide. according to the interior minister, his father had also been found dead earlier in the day. and this is what he struck the full flow of the university's pass code to your philosophy in a desperate attempt to escape students timed out of the windows and perched on the ledge. one student was reported to have lost her grip and fell to her desk. a peaceful in bulking on his bed. the round page cause that glass the series of disturbing messages on social media. describing how he wanted to commit mass mode as adding to the shop in a country west. such mass shootings are extremely rec. sonya jago, i'll just sarah. the united nations says more than 7000000 people have been displaced by the conflict and see that in recent weeks, almost 300000 that fled before my safe haven of web, my danny, and added to 0 state one and a half 1000000 have gone to neighboring countries

david ziegert is her younger brother. >> she decided to come a teacher because she was always aroundig kid herself. she was ready to enjoy life and see the silliness and things and, you know, to be able to relate to kids that well. >>> at the time she vanished, later wasn't love. her boyfriend, blair must weigh, or with computers. he lived in the house with a bunch of roommates, including edberg audi. >> was your house kind of other gathering place for all the friends? parties, dinners? >> yeah, we were young so all our friends would come there and we had a lot of fun. a lot of different parties and had family over a lot, which was unusual. >> adam and blair were good friends and co-owners of the house. are you happy that lisa and blair found each other? >> absolutely, i had never seen him happier, she seemed really happy. they were great together, everyone talked about it. >> lisa's sister, leon, was another roommate. >> so you all knew each other? this was a tight-knit circle of friends? >> very. >> had lisa spend a lot of time out your house? >> yes. >> in the days after she went

teachers running out of the building of the, of the social 6 or faculty. this is the man who has been identified as a sole perpetrate to 24 year old student david called back, who attended the same university where he conducted his shooting spree and died at the scene possibly by suicide. according to the interior minister, his father had also been found dead earlier in the day. and this is what he struck . the full flow of the universities could see a philosophy and a desperate attempt to escape. students climbed out of the windows and perched on the ledge. one student was reported to have lost her grip and fell to her desk. before embarking on his bed, the round page caused back left a series of disturbing messages on social media describing how he wanted to commit mass murders adding to the shop in a country west. such a mess. shootings are extremely red. sonja jago. i'll just sarah, the form of donald trump, advisor, rudy giuliani has filed for bankruptcy. it follows a verdict last week, ordering him to pay a $148000000.00 to to election workers in the us state of georgia over the woman said that into a death threats out. the giuliani made false claims

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so these french teachers are putting their david, and their foot down, david, and saying, will stand. and this type of intimidation. and presumably saying if we presumably they're saying if we want to show a renaissance painting, we can. >> whereas in batley , you had >> whereas in batley, you had the the police , the the council, the police, the local all bowing down and local mp all bowing down and saying, oh, no, i'm so sorry you were offended by this very were offended by this with very little the man who is, little care for the man who is, as you say, still in hiding. he and his wife have to change and his wife have had to change their change their their identities, change their phone cut off all phone numbers, cut off all contact families contact with their families because threatened contact with their families beca death. threatened contact with their families bec thisath. threatened contact with their families bec thisath a threatened contact with their families becthisatha problemreatened contact with their families becthisatha problem oftened contact with their families be

david: the thing is she's standing up for her members in the union and what's on the bottom of it. >> she's not talking about students but teachersnd many cases she's talking about places like baltimore and chicago where kids that are there and proficient in reading and math. crisis failure and they're not exaggeration for what's going on and she should be working hard to get her people back to teaching and the mission it was set out to do in the first place. david: martha, see you on the story coming up this afternoon on fox news. thank you very much. check the markets and they're not all in the green but two out of three are sports grill the dow jones barely in the green momenting ago and bring in mark tepper and economist harry dense said we could have the biggest crash of our lifetime next year. what do you say to that? >> i sure hope not. look, that's a pr pretty outrags claim and good way to sell books and get clicks and even a broken clock is right twice a day. i disagree though. look, i certainly believe that heading into 20 this, there's a lot of head winds and quite a few challenges but you still want to be positioned r

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positive male role models in their lives don't respect parents, don't respect teachers, have complete i think we've lost david've been following these a little bit. the dublin riots, there is a sense in which the complexo of what some of the causes of resentments, it's causes of the resentments, it's been oversimplified by the media class, isn't it? >> yeah, absolutely . i mean, >> yeah, absolutely. i mean, there's no sort of nuance in the discussion saying, look, people are angry or scared or unhappy about anything. it all comes down was far down to this. it was the far right and i've heard people condemning the people starting riots more than than the stabbing that sort of triggered it. yeah which is very difficult, for those difficult, isn't it, for those people to hear that they're getting told off rather than i mean, you get a sense that there are concerns among people there. >> no, i think rioting is completely unjustifiable anyway. i you're looting i think once you're looting a shop, about shop, it don't it's not about the anymore , is it? right. the cause anymore, is it? right. absolutely. so there's

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david thoreau's walden, because of the environmental part of that book. but i think we have a good list and really interesting variety that covers the span of american history. >> with this partnership, as teacher- peter mentioned that, i have to ask you, what books shaped you as a historian? >> one that really moved me was john steinbeck's the grapes of wrath, where he called 66 the road of flight. i remember reading that book when i was young, his description of oklahomans migrated to california after the dustbowl ravaged the great plains, and the idea that automobile workers, some enjoy going down route 66, some people were packed in the vehicle, and they described the migrant camps. after i read the grapes of wrath, it stays with me. i've reread it, and i tended to like novels more than history books, but usually u.s. writers, i went through a steinbeck phase, where i read all of his. and also langston hughes, i love so much. i wonder as i wander and some of his autobiographical books i got i had the collected langston hughes, i had done voles on his papers. those are interesting. those are two obvious ones that stick out. i used to go through phases where i would read all of one author, i