then one day, ernie told her he loved her. >> i was very excited. >> ernie traveled to north carolina several times. got to know her family. her mother lynn. >> he was charming. >> we talked about marriage. >> they actually talked about children. >> the first was a girl. he really wanted a boy. >> it was wonderful. not perfect, of course. what is? ernie's mother did not approve of his poker playing. although his father loved poker and they often played together. >> he seemed to like his father and respect his father. they seemed to be close. >> why didn't they want to meet her? it was frankly hard to understand. >> he explained it to me. his mother did not approve of our relationship because a life of sin or whatever. >> the scarlet woman. >> exactly. >> and when she did meet ernie's dad once, it didn't go so well. >> so we were in the lobby of caesar's and he started to say this is adrian. he said, "i know who she is" and turned his back to me. >> wow. >> yeah. i don't think i've ever been so offended in my life. >> anyway, by then the bloom had faded. wasn't going to be a marriage o

ernie had an eye for what would make a great photo. painting things in bright, garish colors was a way to make those dinosaurs pop out. >> after a year of construction, ernie's ready to open his prehistoric gardens. so, what was the reaction initially? >> they loved it. >> and not just the tourists. do you have some recollections as a kid of playing in that park? >> oh, my gosh, do i? like, i just got chills, yeah. >> ernie's great-granddaughter tells us why. that's next. >> but first, our "strange inheritance" quiz question... the film "jurassic park" made an infamous villain out of the velociraptor. how big was the dinosaur in real life? the size of a... the answer after the break. today, a focus on innovation in the southern tier is helping build the new new york. starting with advanced manufacturing that brings big ideas to life. and cutting-edge transportation development to connect those ideas to the world. along with urban redevelopment projects worthy of the world's top talent. all across new york state, we're building the new

katie nielson, kpix 5. >> farmer ernie says his family bought the farm in the 1930s. he said he'd never sell it. >>> the student activists who led the mass rally say their movement is just getting started. reporter wendy gillette explains. >> saturday's big turn-out was just a step toward an even larger goal. >> we're demanding an assault weapons ban. we're demanding the prohibition of sales of high capacity magazines and we are demanding universal background checks. >> reporter: having led the way at the march for our lives rallies, students from marjory stoneman douglas high school are now turning their attention to this year's midterm elections. this is not the end. this was just the beginning. >> reporter: the students say they'll target candidates who refuse to support what they call common sense gun laws. >> register and vote. at the end of the day that's how you change democracy. >> but they've got to keep it up. if they don't keep it up, those who want no change will sit on their hands. >> reporter: one parkland survivor doesn't think new legislation is the an

farmer ernie says it does not make any sense to fill in a perfectly good well.says he just wants to get the pump running again so that he can continue to water his vegetable garden. in fremont, katie nelson, kpix 5. >>> a series of strange photos from the bay area's distant past created a mystery that the library of congress could not solve. issued a woman being attacked by an alien in an underground train station. the librarians asked for the public's help and that is when a longtime member of the san francisco mime troupe recognized the alien mask from a play in 1974. he also recognized the location, the newly opened mission street b.a.r.t. station.>> some how -- somehow the tag fell off the back. >> sullivan says he is glad he resisted efforts to trash some of the troops costumes and memorabilia. now it is part of american history.>>> as you may have noticed, things dried out considerably today with more sunshine but the rain has not completely disappeared. the series of storms that brought us within two thirds of average rainfall is now confined to a tiny li

was finally out. >> i'm still shaky about it. >> ernie says he's doing okay now. he's tired and his back is sore. he cut his head at some point and had to get 8 stitches but he says despite all that, he's not giving up his well. >> i've never had a city meter, just got to be careful. >> farmer ernie says it doesn't make any sense to fill in a perfectly good well. he says he just wants to get the pump running again so he can continue to water his vegetable garden. in fremont, katie nielsen kpix 5. >> can you imagine, i'm so glad farmer ernie is doing okay. >> i know. every time i hear about someone falling down the well, i think about that batman scene, christian bale is down at the bottom and the bats are all over him. >> that explains why he has that fear of the bats. i remember that scene. >> i need to go back and watch it. >> batman begins i think. >>> i am looking forward to this week. the weather's going to be so nice. >> it's a completely different week compared to last week. it's going to be beautiful and sunny, and our temperatures are going to start to cl

farmer ernie also told us his parents bought that land in the 1930's. even though the farm is surrounded by new development he says he would never sell it. >> tonight we're finally getting the full story behind a strange photo from the bay area's distant past. it features a woman with a gun and an alien. but we found out there's a pretty down to earth explanation. >> recently the library of congress asked the public for help identifying a mysterious unlabeled photo of a woman being attacked by an alien in an underground train station. it was a mystery until michael jean sullivan looked more closely at the alien. >> i recognized that mask because i packed that mask away years ago. >> and here it is now, part of a costume from a 1974 play called the great air robbery. michael is a long time member of the san francisco mime troupe that far from remaining silent actually performs political satire musicals usually in city parks. the picture was part of a promotional photo shoot that somehow found itself in the library's archives. >> somehow the tag fell off

thousands more were on the way, including ernie wallace and ed brummond.hey landed two months later on 7 may with the 2nd battalion, 4th marines. >> the night before we made landing at chu le, we were listening to hanoi and how they were going to annihilate us on the beach. they knew we were come. >> what did the guys if your squad say about this? >> don't worry about it. you're trained. we're going to take them out. ♪ >> we had an unopposed landing. we were met on the beach with all the locals. >> lots of kids. >> everybody felt it was going to be great. >> hotter than blazes. hotter than blazes. and i got a 65-pound pack. it was 110 degrees in the shade. and let me tell you something, it was a miserable day. >> may '65 also brought the first pause in rolling thunder. lbj hoped to negotiate. ho chi minh simply ignored the effort and used the delay to repair the ho chi minh trail network. billy waugh and his team were plenty business. did the dramatic increase in troops change your missions at all? >> drastically. we moved from coast area up to the cambodi

ernie had to get eight stitches on his forehead. still he says despite the destruction and maintenance he'll never give up his well. >> i'm impressed, he's very composed. cool. >> yeah. you have to be right? if you're stuck in a well for two hours. >> good thing his daughter knew where he was and called police, and there you go. i hope he recovers well, we're thinking about you farmer ernie. >>> time now 5:55, how much the devastation from the deadly wine country fires. >> and an ongoing debate about arming police with tasers. ♪ you don't just want easy. you want "streaming all your favorite shows on the fastest internet" easy. you want "internet that helps you save on mobile" easy. you want "the best wifi you can pause with a tap." see? easy. time for bed. you want xfinity because it makes your life... simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet for $40 a month for 2 full years when you sign up for tv. plus, get 3x the speed of at&t and directv. click, call or visit a store today. adult film star stormy daniels shares

up ernie patches of early mist and fog. up to 10 degrees in london and norwich. across scotland and the wintry weather is not over here. strong winds in the north and further south, showers for england and wales and northern ireland and some could turn out to be quite potent but the should be sunshine in between and temperatures of 7—10 is very much different to the weekjust gone. low—pressure overnight on tuesday into wednesday and it looks like the snow to the far north will be quite persistent from scotland into the middle of the week. still the chance for some disruption here, particularly for the far north with strong winds as well. elsewhere, there could be slow—moving showers, some of them could be quite intense but in some brightness it will feel so but in some brightness it will feel so different to last week with temperatures into double figures. u nsettled temperatures into double figures. unsettled on thursday with the risk of heavy rain for the south and east and showers from the west and noticed the white showing its hand. it looks like they could t

the old posters, be a mud marine. >> like ernie wallace, ed rummond joined the marines on the eve ofhe war in vietnam. >> i went in the marine corps in december of '59. went to boot camp in '60. >> three years after ed brummond arrived at boot camp, ed tried to join the army. >> the army recruiter wasn't there. went to the marines. the marine recruiter wasn't there. the navy chief said hey. >> step in here. >> joined the navy. >> had you even heard of vietnam? >> i had heard of it when i was in high school. but it was just another country. >> just another country? vietnam's dense jungles, cloud-draped mountains and waterlogged rice paddies are much like its history, complex and dangerous. the viet minh are wanting to spread -- >> this is a professor of history. >> in the mid 19th century, catholic missionaries were being persecuted in vietnam and in china, and this issue was a part of what brought france into involvement in both vietnam and china. ♪ >> the french colony of indochina included vietnam, laos, and cambodia. in the late 1800s and early 20th century, hundreds of french mig

into the night. >> wait, ernie, it is a very short halftime. are you talking the whole time? it is a short halftime. >> can we talk hoops. >> it is just funny all of the time. >> woop, woop, upset alert. >> the laugh muscles are a major worko workout. >> i know a guy who has done some 4:00 a.m. doughnuts. >> the amount of food consumed at the desk would surprise people, and it is amazing where they have not made a shot at halftime where kenny is making a point and there is not some salmon on the shirt. >> and so, auburn has to beat new mexico state tomorrow. >> they are playing auburn tomorrow. >> did you see this binder. >> chuck is not reading. stop it. >> nobody is going to outwork me. >> all of that research is for nothing. >> and steve, and i forget the name right now. >> pronounce it correctly. >> and loyola. >> and so a lot of times he has seven games wrong before the tournament has started. >> did you get any right today? >> we are having a ball talking about ball. come on, shock the world. shock the world lipscome. >> if your boss said

and they were very angry and they said we want to accountability for our son once was on our ernie he was throwing stones but they did that they didn't injure the soldiers who were behind the fence so they're very angry and they're looking for accountability what is the situation right now at the border what is it like there. in the morning i went to one. of the places and the areas where. the mass protests yesterday you know the city to an area. few hundreds of young people were there standing and there was no shooting actually see again as were fired by the israeli soldiers and stray troops were behind the fence. in the same time that some people were standing some of them where approaching the fence but not like yesterday just a few hundreds where there. has been the lucia in gaza thank you very much for speaking with us. in pakistan it's a homecoming for a young voice of peace malala is visiting the village she's from for the first time since twenty twelve when she was almost killed there by a taliban bullis. she's a daughter coming home a daughter who six years ago was nearly kil

spain and dressin yes dissenting rodrigue or marino with a neat bow and the forward gave spade and ernie against a static german defense. of the. germany's first attacking effort lacked precision. spain remains the more dangerous side just missing shuttlers in front of goal. but after half an hour thomas miller did find a gap in the spanish defense something home the equaliser. after the break both teams had their chances in an entertaining affair but it remained all square one one between two teams who underlined their world cup credentials germany next play brazil in a friendly on tuesday spain and to take argentina. so it's a new formula one season but the same old story in qualifying for the australian grand prix mercedes have grabbed a full position thanks to defending champion lewis hamilton the britain will be at the front of the grid for sunday's race following his flying in melbourne there are his king right can and was second quickest ahead of germany's sebastian settle a save his driver valtteri bottas crashed out and starts well back and finds new hero drives a protection sys

>> steve: ernie. ernie just jumped on the line. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i don't want to know.ng to do with it. >> steve: hey jimmy, what's going on? >> jimmy: i'm hanging up. i'm hanging up. okay? >> steve: all right. your loss. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it is my loss. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ thank you, souvenir yard cups, for letting me explain, "oh it's not a bong, i just drank three feet of daiquiri." [ laughter ] i got things figured out. [ applause ] don't worry about it. >> steve: life's on track. >> jimmy: you guys need a ride home? >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: don't do that. >> steve: i got a giant headache. >> jimmy: oh, everything's cool. no big deal. i just drank -- i just drank six feet of -- pina colada. [ laughter ] ♪ thank you, washcloths, for being hand towels that have seen some stuff. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: ooh la la. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, spotify, for being the only app that's like, "uh, so like, i made you a mixtape." [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: it's cool. >> jimmy: whatever. >> steve: whatever. >> jimmy: you don't have to listen to it if

. >> there you go, ernie. that's it. >> but in the -- retirement home in los altos. >> very nice right there. there's a room full of seniors. who would beg to differ. >> if you want to go forward, your blue is the front. >> each week, the residents make their way down the tarmac of life. >> let it go. >> for activities director jaycee guzman offers a lesson in flying a drone. >> the left one goes all the way back. >> there you go. that's it. abort, abort. >> turns out, flying a drone is one you have those skills. that's not as easy as it seems. >> whoa whoa whoa. >> abort, abort. >> it's a noble activity that would engage the brain. that's beneficial at any level. >> guzman believes drone flying even a crash course. >> abort. >> has many benefits for seniors. >> the other added benefit is learning how to relax and focus better. >> some of these frequent flyers have already seen those benefits. >> i used to have double vision. now i could see everything straight. >> that's probably because it's hard to focus on

one or a good for some of my friends and acquaintances died much too ernie mcginty. it's very sad i've been feeling pretty lonely celt says i'm pinning my hopes on these meetings. i believe in them. shared hobbies and interests can help bridge the gap the key to successful speed dating is quickly figuring out what you might have in common. you didn't see if you have the west very nice we found out he is interested in electronics and i am too yes my telephone number is zero seven zero four. which are exchanged phone numbers. their speed dating experience is off to a promising start. with any luck it will be the beginning of a new friendship. and with that heartwarming story from sweden that's all for today thanks very much indeed for joining us if you'd like to see any of our reports again just go to our home page of d.w. dot com or visit on facebook page d w stories but until next time it's bye bye and chips thank you. thank you. thank you. you. will. be acutely ill. elude. the beauty. of. the. tape. you went with. to make the game so special. for all troops. to come

on the order of good for some of my friends and acquaintances died much too ernie. it's very sad i've been feeling pretty lonely so it says i'm pinning my hopes on these meetings but. i believe in them. shared hobbies and interests can help bridge the gap the key to successful speed dating is quickly figuring out what you might have in common cold. you didn't see in that same time it was very nice we found out he's interested in electronics and i am too oh yes my telephone number is zero seven for. the two exchanged phone numbers. their speed dating experience is off to a promising start. with any luck it will be the beginning of a new friendship. without heartwarming story from sweden that's all for today thanks very much indeed for joining us if you'd like to see any of our reports again just go to our home page of d w dot com or visit on facebook page the top stories but until next time it's bye bye and chance. the be. the best. the be. the be. the be. the be. the bad. the be. the be in stores the liberals in the form of the be. the bra be enchanting beautiful th

tiger woods and ernie els will be going head to head in gulf. -- in golf. two have agreed to be captains act next year's cup in australia. outside players a chance to compete. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. david: tomorrow is the day for the special congressional election outside pittsburgh, with a republican state legislator up against a democrat federal prosecutor. one -- won this area in 2016 by 20 points. we talked to a political strategist about this. this is an important race. the president had a campaign event yesterday. that was the second time he went. vice president mike pence went once. that is a lot of time and resources. the republican candidate has had a hard time raising money. even if they were to pull this off tomorrow, they will have a real problem replicating that in november. $10 million ond dozens of seats that are up for grabs. president trump should not have had to be in this district over the weekend. seeing thefully first signs of a decay of t

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would ernie pyle have gotten the battle of the bulk right? did walter cronkite get the at offensive right? did he really realize that the north vietnamese had blown the military wad? yet that came out in the news. now we're facing offensive righ did he really realize all these confusing issues in the middle east. what is the role of the urnalist as an annalies -- annaist? >> i have participated in events that made world news. or atched it the next day weeks later to see that they got it mostly wrong. i wrote paper while here about the battle of basra from march of 2008 where there were no embedded journalists. but some of the guys you saw in that video and i were there. it was widely reported around the world that iraq wasn't doing well. they were getting their ass kicked. they were not able to do it. nobody there saw t they were taking their own preconceived notions or what the editorial bent of their assignment was and reporting that way. i do not like to see -- i want to see what he showed us. this is what's going on. i'm breaking it down

heather: disneyland replacing the voice of marine corps sergeant ernie with recorded message at its dailyght retreat ceremony after 26 years, disney says that he will still be silently take part but the change was made so more people could hear but recording, quote, doesn't speak with passion from the heart. well that wraps this hour at "fox & friends first" 4:00 a.m. in brand-new temporary studio, "fox & friends" first continues right now, see you later, bye. >> do not touch any packages or anything that looks like a package, do not even go near it, stay inside your homes until we have had a chance to deem this neighborhood safe. >> it is monday march 19th, fox news alert. austin on edge, another explosion rocking texas neighborhood, the brand-new details just in as police ramp up their efforts to find the serial bomber. >> end the witch hunt, his

camera got in the way and he never mastered the camera like frankie howard did or bruce did or eric and erniet all this scrap iron in the way! is there ever a moment... don't you dare say that word! no, no, no. people retire, men retire when they stop doing what they don't want to do and start doing what they do want to do. now i happen to know that you'd rather have an allotment and raise chickens than be a journalist. geronimo! # happiness to me is an ocean tide, a sunset fading on a mountainside. i watched your programme, it is a barrel of laughs. you have some very, very funny people. # happiness, happiness # that's all we have time for. evan's here tomorrow. till then, goodnight. .it . it was not a particularly grey day across england and wales, was at? it was cloudy. there were outbreaks of rain as you can see from that weather watcher picture. but the low pressure that brought the cloud and rain is easing away. actually, that reach of high pressure is building, which means a quieter day in store for tomorrow. it will be a chilly start for tomorrow morning, so if you are off early, low

. >> hi there, i'm ernie and i'm latino and know a lot of about latino culture. i've lived on 25th and harris for the last five and a half years. i think the way the organizations have been described is inaccurate. i think 24th street has been very dark and lot of people walk around the streets. there is no place to go. so basically what latino culture represents is being out later and sit outside and be happy. this is the opposite of that and the people i work with all agree with that. we live in a community now that is dangerous. we are afraid a lot of times of going out because there's no life outside. everything is shut down because it hasn't been allowed to be nice many years past. so i hope you all make the right decision for us. thank you. >> the clerk: thank you. next speaker, please. >> i didn't know 24th street was dangerous. that's new to me. i moved to the mission in '96. i noticed the sidewalks rolled up at about 9:00 p.m., the groceries, hair salons close between 6:00 and 7:00 the restaurants later. this say residential neighborhood with shops and s

. >> there you go, ernie, that's it. >> in the terraces retirement home, there's a room full of seniors would beg to differ. >> if you want to go forward, the blue is the front. >> each week the residents make their way down the tarmac of life -- >> let it go. >> where activities director jasey guzman has lessons on how to fly a drone. it turns out flying a drone is one of those skills that's not quite as easy at it seems. >> it's a noble activity that engages the brain. that is beneficial at any level. >> guzman believes drone flying, even a crash course, has many benefits for seniors. >> the other added benefits is learning how to relax, how to focus better. >> some of these frequent flyers have already seen those benefits. >> i used to have a double vision. and now i could see everything. >> that's probably because it's hard to focus on some things, and act like it's trying to escape. >> and abort, abort. >> flying a drone, this man says, is harder than the time he threw a b-36 bomber. i can barely operate one of those. i could probably still fly that airplane. >> my hand coordinatio

behaving badly out here, i'm suppose to be biking but i'm just walking in the street bruh with my buddy erniet lit bruh keep it lit 420 bruh i can't in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news (grant) (grant) (grant) caught on camera. teenagers brawl inside a wendy's in milwaukee. fred taylor says he was getting ready to order at the counter.... when a fight broke out between dozens of kids... including employees right in front of him at the service counter. police believe the fight started when an employee and manager began arguing behind the counter. the manager left the store to call for help...but that's when punches started flying. (sot) floyd taylor:"we shouldn't have to go to those measures as far as putting security guards inside restaurants, but we live in a world where we know certain places do need security." police say no one was severely injured and that the incident is under investigation. (vicki) a connecticut woman is set to break her own world record by climbing mount everest once again.(grant) as bob wilson reports-- she has reached the summit of the worlds highest peak eig

behaving badly out here, i'm suppose to be biking but i'm just walking in the street bruh with my buddy ernie420 bruh i can't in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news linebacker reuben foster's reuben linebacker news roberts kron 4 stanley francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news linebacker reuben foster's future with the 49ers will depend mostly on him... acording to team owner jed york the santa clara county district attorney's office said toda that no decision has been made yet whether to pursue criminal charges against foster... who was arrested last month for alleged domestic violence... threats... and possession of an assault weapon. york said he has not talked with foster about his offseason incidents... including a january arrest for possession of marijuana in alabama... but general manager john lynch and coach kyle shanahan have spoken with him multiple times. york had this to say about foster's stiuation at the nfl owners meetings today...(wipe to fullscreen) "we'd love reuben to be on this team... but if he's not doing things off the field that allow us to be able to rely on him..

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it's congressman tom ernie. >> we've gone completely off the rails and now we're just basically a political forum for people to leak information to drive the day's news, so we've -- as you alluded to, we've lost all credibility and we'll issue probably two different reports, unfortunately. >> can the public take either finding seriously? >> i hope they can and they should and, by the way, in our report we've tried very, very hard to be nonpolitical, not to be tri. these are basically laying out the fact and more importantly the recommendations to the american people as we go into another election. i think i know what tom was saying. he was frustrated that there has been too much partisanship on this committee. many of things we loved about the intel committee we didn't use to be a partisan. there's a question of leaking here that tom was frustrated with. i don't think because of those criticisms you therefore say that everything that we do is irrelevant or not important. in this case this report really has -- we've really tried not to be partisan in this and we hope to work with the democra

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. >> there you go, ernie.. >> reporter: but in the terraces retirement home in los altos -- >> very nice right there. >> reporter: there's a room full of seniors -- >> nice! >> wow! >> reporter: who would beg to differ. >> your blue is your front. >> each week the residents make their way down the tarmac of life where activities director jaycee guzman offers a lesson in flying a drone. >> if you hear me say abort, the left one goes all the way back. there you go. that's it. abort, abort, abort. >> reporter: it turns out, flying a drone -- >> fly away. >> reporter: -- is one of those skills that's not quite as easy as it seems. >> whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. >> abort, abort. it's a novel activity that would engage the brain and that is beneficial at any level. >> reporter: guzman believes drone-flying, even a crash course -- >> abort, abort! >> reporter: has many benefits for seniors. >> the other added benefits to it is learning how to relax. how to focus better. >> reporter: some of these frequent flyers have alr

els haveds and ernie agreed to be captains of a president's cup in australia. this gives outside golfers a chance to compete. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> live from bloomberg's world headquarters in new york, i am julie hyman. scarlet: i am scarlet fu. jim: i am joe white -- >> i am joe weisenthal. the 10-year yield, 2.86%. joe: what'd you miss? the three items to watch in tomorrow's cpi report. meet david solomon, named the soul -- sole president and ceo of goldman sachs. and we talk about the future of a decentralized blockchain platform. >> what'd you miss? investors are setting their sights on u.s. economic data. jobs report sent stocks rallying. to start withing this chart on pro-cyclical deceleration. i will let you explain. matt: the jobs report on friday. growth,tion and wage the pace of wage growth in the previous month in december, then we have that deceleration last month. there have been concerns about inflation. have been talking about is this differen

ernie's. incentive my name is some osias now and i'm twenty one years old i was fourteen when the revolutions in the arab world started we used to follow the news on t.v. one day some friends and i wrote on a wall it's your turn doctor us security agencies threaten my father with the arrest of all members of our family if i wasn't handed over to the police within twenty four hours they also told him if he did hand me in nothing would happen except to sign a pledge not to write words like that again instead myself and twenty of my friends spent three months in prison and we suffered all forms of torture and had nightmares our families did everything for us to be released when we were eventually returned to our families other people welcomed our release near the alimony mosque by protesting and chanting against the regime after that i joined the free syrian army i fought in the battles and i've been injured i got married and have two daughters i live a normal life but this will always be my way

you have seen across the country as far as being more progressive as the party has leaned towards ernie sanders and elizabeth warren. this is captain my democrat who has campaigned on gun rates, pro-tax law , who is basically with the unions on tariffs, somebody who ran away from nancy pelosi and y hollywood stars in this campaign, unlike that georgia race we saw earlier. >> ed: bret, standby, we've got this ipad, literally tabulating votes. i want to go to the headquarter headquarters, we will give bret a chance to dig into numbers while molly line is standing by. what are you sitting on the ground, molly? is there excitement at the saccone headquarters? now he is closer than he has ever been. >> i think you may be able to hear some of the chairs behind me, ed. they remain hopeful here at the saccone headquarters. we have been hearing chance of "rick" throughout the evening, and within last hour, the officials on stage, came within a couple of 100 votes, you can hear a cheer go up as those numbers get closer. i want to refer to what bret was talking about, things potentially not being

i also am, i have to question the role of journalism as an analyst, would ernie have gotten the battle of the bulge right? did walter cronkite get the 10 offensive right, when he tried to analyze it, did he realize the north had blown the military -- and yet it came out in the news. we are facing confusing issues in the middle east, so what is the role of a journalist as an analyst? >> good question. >> may i? charlie, thank you. i am a consumer of the news into have participated in events that made world news and watched the next day, or weeks later, to see that they got it mostly wrong. i wrote a paper about the battle march 2008, where there were no embedded journalists. some of the guys use on the video and i were there. it was reported around the world that iraq was not doing well, they were getting their ass kic ked, but nobody there saw it. they were taking their own preconceived notions, or perhaps what the assignment was, and reporting that way. t to not like -- i wan see what he showed us. i am breaking it down, not using jargon, this is how it is going. how many times did yo

behaving badly out here, i'm suppose to be biking but i'm just walking in the street bruh with my buddy ernie keep it lit 420 bruh i can't in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news (robin)still to come on the kron four morning news... a father sits in jail waiting to learn if he will be deported. hear the back up plan his wife is formulating for their family... just in case he does. (robin) live look outside... at the san francisco international airport. (ácommercialá) (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. rebecca:look for mostly dry conditions today before a storm system brings widespread rainfall and breezy to locally gusty winds during the day wednesday to the north bay and through the remainder of the region wednesday night. after another period of dry conditions, a third system is possible late in the upcoming weekend. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin ) teachers with the oakland unified school distric

el amor de la vida de jenny, ramÍrez, que le llamamos ernie. >> como se da esta situaciÓn, de querer porque se encontrÓ con en la situación sin trabajo. volviÓ con la idea de que el querÍa ser modelo. guapo està. no es algo que Él estÁ inventando. pero nunca quiso. ahora dice, creo que lo voy a pasar . >> en quÉ consiste esta campaÑa? me imagino que tambiÉn va a haber fotos, firmas de autÓgrafos. >> sÍ, vamos a hacer mÁs videos, mÁs comerciales. sesiÓn de fotos. y conocer a todos los fanÁticos. porque eso es lo que quieren. hay muchos fanÁticos que quieren abrazar bernie. que quieren platicar con Él. >> cÓmo crees que va a ser el 31 de marzo? que este las cÁmaras, que van a estar los fanÁticos. no es cosa fÁcil poder manejar la fama. >> sÍ, la verdad estoy un poco preocupada. el con los medios porque es un hombre super reservado. pero muy derecho. si le hacen una pregunta, la va a contestar como Él piensa. eso me encanta de Él. pero él tambiÉn es muy fiel a jenny. y no va a hablar nada de lo que no quiere hablar. la primera vez que se besaron. sus relaciones, Él nunca va a hablar de

henry butcher, my three years with eisenhower, and ernie pyle, here's your war. >> i think there's a theme running through that selection. [laughter] as i mentioned earlier, i don't read novels because i'm scared to death to pick something up that sticks in my head, and then i could be accused of plagiarism. those books, all of those books have played a pivotal role in my research in whatever particular story they would apply to. and i mention one specifically which is gayle shisler's book, it's about her graph, her grandfather's oliver p. smith in korea. he's one of the main voices in that story. she wrote this biography of her grandfather, i read the book, i didn't know her. and i was blown away. i want this man to be a voice in the story. i contacted her, i found out where she lives, and i contacted her by, you know, i wrote her a letter actually and said, introduced myself. and i said, you know, i'm really interested in more about this man. and what i said i promise you i do not exploit. i'm not looking to some expose junk, i just want to tell the story. she was -- well, she wrot

at the marion county office deputies, they responded to ernie's auction center located at 5305 south pine in reference to a burglary that just occurred. as employees were opening the business it was observed that the front door has been hb forcibly entered and the suspects were observed running through the inside of the business. k-9 deputy donohue and his k-9 partner tracked the suspect and located him within 30 minutes. during the track two different locations were found where the suspect -- suspects were stashing stolen items from the business. the stolen property, valued at $3,500 was recovered and returned to the business owner. people don't realize the acute sense these dogs have and why they're so valuable. nother story, k-9 deputy brian lilipz. ian litz and at deputy responded to the pine subdwigs in reference to a well being check on a 74-year-old individual whefpble the deputies arrived at the house they can individual met them at the door with a handgun. k-9 deputy litz was attempting to pass under the front window of the home to get a better visual. unknown to the deputy