it is also just a large strut and wire braced flyer like the wright flyer, but it is now in the contractor configuration with the propeller in the front, and then the french word fuselage, and then the empalage and then you have the wings and more french influence. so after the creation of the airplane, the wright brothers bring it for the world that there are other french and other experimenters who are building airplanes, and they take on the strut and the wire configuration that the wright brothers created, but it is improved and enhanced. now, with the thad-13, there is a designer named louie beshereaux, and so this is very important in terms of the air combat over france and the western front in world war i, but it is the thad that made the appearance that reflects the epitome of the french high designer fighter design. and it is like the wright flyer which is designed to go very fast. but it is the engine the spanos z-8 engine that is the core of it. you can see the radiator shutters there, and looks like a round engine, but it is a v-8 engine underneath the could iwl and by couwling

so she was out here updating those flyers. she says her dog jackson was tied up here just briefly for a few minutes. she came out and he was gone. now she's doing all she can to spread the word and get him back. emily talayer mow has posted flyers, hoping it will lead to her miniature australian shepherd named jackson. >> i've had him since he was a little puppy. he's over five now. he is my, he's my heartbeat. >> reporter: this is video she shared of him. she tied his leash outside the grocery store. she came out just a few minutes later and he was gone. >> when i came out, i knew immediately that he was stolen. there was no question. >> reporter: she has video of a man walking toward her dog and thinks there is a connection. she was heartbroken but determined. she create the a website with a link to a go fund me page which drew $7,000 for reward money. she even created a tinder account for him so he gets more exposure. she spent $1,250 of her own money to rent a plane with a banner. >> my thinking there is honestly anything,

they also have storm flyer units and these are heavily armored airplanes. they're taking existing planes and adding armor to them. they fly very low. i mean, 100 feet maybe not even that, and dropping explosives where they can, trying to break up the lines. the loss rates for those piles is shockingly high and the powers will do the same type of tactic, as well in 1918 and they have the same kind of losses, but one thing that happens in the salient is billy mitchell goes in and pershing says billy mitchell, we'll do a big attack, can you do an air attack in support? he says absolutely. i'll need 1500 planes. he gets them and it's a mix of european pilots and they do a lot of different stuff and part of what they're doing is we need to eliminate those german aircraft so any time german aircraft come up to engage they'll do air to air and they'll bomb the air drones to try to take out as many planes on the ground as they can and they're successful and they're doing what they at the time talk about strategic bombing and we call it more interdiction. they're tr

so you have an active flyer and retiree flyer. they are just a little bit different nuances within the benefit, and meaning not nuanced and benefits for the smile way program, but we show a comparison of what your existing benefit is and what you get through the smile way benefit. so that is why there is the difference in the flyers. but we have been promoting these at the health fair. i actually helped two of your retirees in role at the health fair just recently. they were really excited to learn about the program and that was really the conversation that we had during the health affairs the next slide is what you are currently doing. you are promoting on your plan resource section the delta dental wellness highlight. so both of the flyers are on your website and you also have a smile way program section and it actually gives the instructions to members on how they can and role in the plan. and then what i didn't put on here, and i'm so sorry, but you did promote smile way. you have, both in the retiree and the active benefit gu

how do the different types of flyers have different cultures. i haven't looked at rotary wing guys very directly. i can say that different types of pilots have different cultures. bomber pilots have a different subculture than the fighter guys do than the misaleers do. there are psychological studies during and after world war ii where the air force hired psychologists. they found almost of this was true. some of it is self-selecting and some was a result of fighting. fighter pilots didn't like authority, bomber pilots tended to respect authority more. there's cultural differences there. i don't know about the chopper fielts specifically. it certainly is not quite the same as this, but there's probably some overlap. >> ladies and gentlemen, please join me in thanking dr. hankins. >>> all week we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's available every weekend on cspan 3. lectures in history, american artifacts, reel america, the civil war, oral histories, the presidency and special event coverage on our nation's history.

put up flyers. set up a web site. a go fund me account. a profile. and even considered using an animal psychic. >> i'm focused on fighting the fight on the ground, in the physical world, but definitely open to somehow some other dimension. >> since then, she has received a flood of calls in support. but also at least 20 scam calls. >> the one person told me that they saw him and communicated that he was currently dead in the street. >> she has raised the reward several times. it is currently $7,000. >> $7,000? wow. >> we asked neighbors how far they'd go for a missing pet. >> it's like a child. it is like, if someone took your baby, where would you stop? >> we'll look around. >> i've lost several animals. it is difficult. i really hope she finds the dog. >> now, tomorrow morning, at 10:00, here at pinole coffee, volunteers will be helping with flyers and search teams and there will be a drone. >> thank you. >>> our making it in the bay series, what goes up must come down a new report shows the bay area housing market is actually cooling off, if you c

stopped playing her version and the flyers removed a statue of her after it was discovered smith hadtroversy swirled around "god bless america" early on. >> there were anti-semites who said who is this jewish man to call on to bless america? ♪ god bless america land that i love ♪ >> i'm a fifth generation america. "god bless america," i can be singing here for the whole america and stay true to who i am. >> this man is an ultra orthodox jewish singer who grew up in brooklyn. >> when is the first time you heard it, do you remember? >> actually, the first time i heard the song was in yiddish. it was a yiddish version. >> really? >> yeah. ♪ >> there's an album -- >> yes, i know that album. >> he has "god bless america" and he sings it in yiddish. >> he has sung the song at major league baseball games. ♪ god bless america our home sweet home ♪ ♪ >> how do you feel when you sing it? >> very grateful. very grateful for the united states of america for their involvement in world war ii. especially us as jews, who knows what the population would be if not the american involvement in world wa

hunt for the perfect airlines seat with this brand-new airbus a320 where spirit is tryinigge compl flyerstheir seats are uncomfortable. they bring us along as they try to change that. >> hi, welcome. >> reporter: spirit, an airline known for rock bottom fares wanted to start with a clean slate, a brand-new empty airplane. with its future lined up neatly in rows inside a detroit hangar, the work begins. it will take up to more than ten spirit employees more than 12 hours to get all 182 seats loaded into the plane, slotted into the right spot and locked into place. if the goal was to find the perfect seat for spirit, do you think you did wit these? >> i think this is an amazing seat for spirit. >> reporter: they spent more than a year fine-tuning the new cabin with particular emphasis on the seats. they have memory foam, a curved back, opening up more usable leg room while increasing the amount of prerecline. the rows are still just 28 inch ace part, but the airline says the curved design has freed up two inches of usable space, and they've added a real tray table. oh, and that middle seat,

in these fights the pilot who is the best shot and flyer usual usually comes out vicinity torous. in these fights it's man against man instead of division against division. at's why i like the air service, individual counts for something." so aside from this individualism and tied to it is this sense of aggression. it's probably the most emphasized trait among the guys when you read their memoirs and letters. they saw themselves as these warriors who kind of lusted for battle, but in a way they see themselves creating this knights of the roundtable concept. one of the best versions, you see this a lot with fighters i mentioned them, here's the lafayette encadrille, about 250 pilots, minutes that volunteer long before americans enter the war to fly for france and they create the lafayette escadrille. keep in mind, about that many more americans volunteered and were spread out among squadrons. they all didn't have a cool marketable name like that and actually more americans will fly with the british than in the lafayette, but they are the famous ones you hear most about. one of thei

giving out flyers posters our believes whoever took him. >>when it brought him back to this area near east castro valley boulevard she says he must be found soon before it's to if you see in rocky or of any information that can help included information for his family on our web site in castro valley taylor, the psac ii kron 4 news. >>on the kron 4 morning news, the board of supervisors in san francisco could take a big step to protect renters from addiction. plus democratic leaders are moving closer to impeaching the president and today we could learn more about the case democrats are making against him. and snow in the sierra causing problems for travelers. we'll take a look at conditions coming up. here's a live look outside right now conditions of the san mateo bridge look good it is dry on the daca no delays on westbound 92 over 2, 1, o one will be right back. harris was responsible for the death of these 36 feet. >>and welcome back to the kron 4 morning news tracking your entertainment headlines today, it's award season and we've got

we have a lot of great photos and flyers from that area and that. that i could donate myself.ey're, i decided, you know, why not pursue other people and other bands and get them to donate as well? the historic moments in san francisco, punk history, is the sex pistols concert which was at winterland. [♪] it brought all of the punks on the web -- west coast to san francisco to see this show. the sex pistols played the east coast and then they play texas and a few places in the south and then they came directly to san francisco. they skipped l.a. and they skipped most of the media centres. san francisco was really the biggest show for them pick it was their biggest show ever. their tour manager was interested in managing the adventures, my band. we were asked to open to support the pistols way to that show. and the nuns were also asked to open the show. it was certainly the biggest crowd that we had ever played to. it was kind of terrifying but it did bring people all the way from vancouver, tee seattle, portland, san diego, all up and down the coast, and l.a., obviously. to san

if you happen to be in castro valley anytime soon you will see these flyers posted all throughout town. saying lost dog, rocky. now, he did not disappear. he did not run away. he was stolen. >> he is 12 pounds. he is white. with like a mask. the mask coloring is reddish- brown. >> reporter: angie is describing this little guy. her dog named rocky. he was stolen from inside her sister's car, during a smash and grab robbery friday night in east castro valley parking lot near safeway. glass, still on the ground, days later. >> he is our family. that is all i can say. and he is sick and needs medication. he needs help. >> he is only a year and a half. he is still a baby. >> reporter: angie sister was dog sitting rocky at the time and says she went inside this restaurant to pick up food. she says when she came back to the car, she found this. and no purse, and no rocky. >> it just turned brutal, when these thieves came and just smashed the car and it took two minutes, i mean if i actually did not call 911, i wanted to go after these 2, because i saw him get in his car. >> basement today in

wicked weather in the midwest has also created a headache for flyers. >> we know there is a storm comingomorrow. so we want to get ahead of that. >> reporter: aaa estimates 55 million people are traveling this weekend, 1.6 million more than last year, and 90% of them will be on the roads. in parts of south dakota and wyoming, that meant whiteout conditions and a need for four-wheel drive. the weather system has been pummelling the u.s. since before thanksgiving. these mountains in los angeles county saw a rare dusting this early in the season. in arizona, three tornadoes ripped through the phoenix area friday, and 50 miles northeast of that city, two young children were killed after the vehicle they were in was swept away by floodwaters. one girl remains missing. >> our mission is to get that child home today to their family. >> reporter: now new england is bracing for heavy snow and freezing cold. the national weather service has issued storm warnings, up to two feet of snow is predicted in some parts of new york. governor andrew cuomo has cut short a trip to puerto rico to return home

. >> we made thousands of flyers.d her were on our mission to find our daughters. >> reporter: but no sign of their daughters anywhere. detective trapp collected their portraits, hung them on her office wall, and she stayed awake, and prayed in her catholic way. do you ever wonder why god would allow this to happen? >> i do. there's been plenty of times that i've been angry with our maker because you have to wonder why does this happen. i mean, i wish he would talk back to me and tell me, that would be very helpful. but i just have to figure out what happened. just read the clues, collect the puzzle pieces, and the more you can kind of keep a neutral mind, the easier the puzzle pieces fit together. >> reporter: no getting around it, the pieces pointed to a chilling conclusion. those three missing women, just like jarrae, may have been murdered. and if that was true, it would mean there was a serial killer out there in the night. had to be. more deaths would be coming, unless -- one idea. it was grasping at straws, yes

and we've got another for high flyers who can make most of their money, for example, off investments and to a great extent because of the laws that allow them to defer paying their taxes, those high flyers can pay what they want when they want to. i don't know of any cops or teachers in north dakota or oregon that have that. their taxes are taken out of every paycheck once or twice a month. their system is mandatory. but if you're a high flyer and you make most of your money off investments, your taxes aren't mandatory. and if you use the doctrine of tax deferral, you can just defer and defer and defer. and after you pass, you can hand everything off to your kids johnny and mary. they get the stepped-up basis and then they get to do the same thing. so you've got to have one set of rules, mr. president, that apply to everybody. that's what we on our side of the aisle have been working for. we think you ought to have one set of tax rules that apply to everybody and by the way, you give everybody in america the chance to be successful. that's what bill bradley, somebody i look to for ad

in my case i was told to put up flyers in the bathrooms because i couldn't do it in any other way. so we want the climate crisis and everything to be educated more and have the district behind that. thank you. >> it is by not allowing the students here to participate that they are allowing corporations to get away with using these areas as dumps grounds. these issues are affecting them now. they're not just fighting for their future but also their present. a lot of youths don't have clean air and shelter. it's not a coincidence by big corporations and these corporations get away with this. you can't not let our youth get away with this. it's affecting their lives. sometimes i forget to breathe. [ laughter ]. >> there are a lot of youths that want to be a part of this and benefit their communities. be not allowing them to take this chance in their classroom, you're doing a disadvantage to them. a lot of these youth might decide to be something different and they're not saying anything because they don't have the space in the classroom. there are a lot of parents that maybe aren't re

giving out flyers fan posters. >>now hours says that the dog was seen here again the next day so she believes that whoever stole it him might have back here to the interesting turn of events but they are pretty confident that that was him who ever saw him on saturday. so if you have any for any information or have you seen rocky, they ask that you please contact the family we've included their information on our website we're live in castle valley taylor, the psac ii kron 4 news. >>there is hope rocky find his way home a good samaritan was set act trying to brand a group of teenagers from stealing some of these phone so it is hard. >>lotus joins us now live here in the studio, this man was actually a police officer. >>marin is an off-duty chp officer and he trying to help after they started attacking a little woman who is trying to get her phone back from a group of kids too. she thought of taking a take a look this happened friday night about 8 o'clock black friday. this is the bay street mall in emeryville and au

they were given these flyers and told to ta ke were given these flyers and told to take them around theer of these flyers put up in local shops and businesses. they can help in that way, they can help by calling the police if they have seen any sightings of anthony knott. they have been asked not to search any local waterways. there has been a lot of rain fell in the last couple of days in some areas are dangerously flooded. we understand that anthony knott has young children and we believe his partner is currently here speaking to police at this local police station. she and everybody involved in this search operation is very keen to find him as soon as possible. very worrying. thank you. now it‘s time for a look at the weather with darren. it has been a quieter day for many parts of the country, a lot of dry weather and sunshine. showers mainly continuing across central and southern parts of scotland. further north it is very cold. elsewhere, e—mails and to the day but cloud is increasing in the south—west that will bring patchy rain and england and wales, perhaps the heaviest rain ac

in the travel heavy last week of the year we'll take a look at what that could mean for the german flyer. also on the show it's been a rough year for carmakers but an interesting one for cars we'll take a look at what rolled into the big auto shows this year and out of the tinkers derogate. and whiskey makers in scotland have a bitter taste in their mouth as u.s. tariffs begins and bite. this is your business report i'm stephen beers in berlin thanks for joining us german industry sees its problems continuing into the new year nearly half of industry lobby groups surveyed by the german economic institute expected growth to stagnate and more expected business to decline than to increase in 2020 a period of normalization after years of growth is coupling with international trade disputes to dampen global business according to survey respondents hardest hit are the current manufacturing branches the bright spots the construction and service sectors both of which could see more growth and let's go now to our financial correspondent in frankfurt. we talked about the car industry there being o

event for australia a 1000000 people turn up around the foreshore city in all but area to watch the flyers the fireworks themselves and also the of the farm workers are seen by and estimated 1000000000 until isn't there a round the world is a very very important occasion you know the same time lot of people feel that it's insensitive to these fireworks at the moment and you know even the deputy premier yourself wells tweeted today that the we shouldn't take the risk that these fires fireworks this fireworks display should simply be cancelled. in sydney germany is also debating whether to ban new year's eve fireworks buying fireworks is a lie for 3 days following the christmas holidays and cities around the country have him lit up with pyrotechnics set off on the big night critics argue the fireworks core serious injuries air pollution and harm wildlife the burly night sky lit up by cascades of fireworks over the brandenburg gate the new year's eve display has drawn legions of locals and visitors for decades some wonder if fireworks are still appropriate but many want to keep their traditio

i would say yes, they will convince flyers their plane is safe, this will be most inspected plane everrocess. i think all of this testimony today was horrifying, there were mistakes made, but, look boeing just got an order for 30 more of the planes, airlines are confident they will overcome this. and move forward. i think that is what will happen. >> today was an ugly day for private, public partnership of boeing and the faa, a lot of people have been arguing for a long time they were too close, i never asked in my life what plane i'm flying, if the 737s go back up, i would want to know. >>, i think that liz is right there will be so much scrutiny on this it will be safe in terms of faa and boeing, this what happens, it is human, you have two giant eny its working close -- entities working close, you don't have any fatalities for years, things get lax, and they go wrong, correct it the 7l 37 mack will be changed too something else, only time i question in airline 380s came out, a couple of their engines blew up over the pacific, at the end of the day the price was good and i did it. >>

what'd we decide on the flyers again? "fifteen minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance." i think we're gonna swap over to "over seventy-five years of savings and service." what, we're just gonna swap over? yep. pump the breaks on this, swap it over to that. pump the breaks, and, uh, swap over? that's right. instead of all this that i've already-? yeah. what are we gonna do with these? keep it at your desk, and save it for next time. geico. over 75 years of savings and service. us lives here. where we can be surprised by others. and ourselves. for a better us, donate to your local y today. at chwe're a festive family. we're a four-legged family. we're a get-up-and-go family. we're a ski family. we're all part of the chevy family. and as we kick off the new year, we'd like you to be a part of ours. because our chevy employee discount is still available to everyone. the chevy price you pay is what we pay. not a cent more. so happy new year, and welcome to the family. the chevy family! the chevy employee discount

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emily in bernal heights of the pinhole coffee at 10:00am on saturday morning, they'll be handing out flyersron 4 news. >>these 2 vehicles for you. >>well still ahead on kron 4 news weekend, some relief for us a family who lost everything in a house fire. we'll show you how a group so stepped up to h on the economy, a unique leader. mike bloomberg's created over 400,000 jobs. as president, an opportunity economy that works for us. tax fairness -- where the wealthy pay their fair share. education .. affordable college and high skill vocational training so people can succeed in the new economy. economic security .. lower cost health care and affordable middle-class housing. proven leadership on jobs .. to build an economy where people don't just get by, they get ahead. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's yours®. welcome back to kron 4 news weekend. we'r

anyway, when detective sesnick read the flyer, his islanded on the very curious detail.yees, a man named casey clark had up and disappeared. >> i printed it off and handed it to mark and said hey, what do you think about this? >> what did you think about that? >> it was the first time we had ever heard of that name. >> so who was casey clark? >> he was funny, well-mannered. >> didn't take long to find out. casey was an old friend of james henrikson. he moved to the oil patch specifically to work for henrikson at blackstone, james' trucking company. rick airy knew him well. >> so what did you do, the two of you? >> we'd go up to the bar and chase the girls. do the normal things guys do during the boom. >> rick and casey were field superintendents for the trucking company which sarah was helping to run. how were you involved with the business? >> i worked with the accountant, to make sure think got signed off to make sure they got paid and i was sort of the middleman for the paperwork. >> so you were really kind of a minor partner, if i could put it that way? >> it was the

in bernal heights, if you would like to help emily says everyone is welcome they'll be handing out flyers at 10:00am and throughout the afternoon live in san francisco, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>there's a number of policy and procedure violations that we saw there the trouble all of us. >>just released body. cam video is revealing what happened in late november when sonoma county deputies pulled over a man driving what they thought was a stolen car, the incident ended with a man losing his life and a sheriff's deputy losing his job kron four's justine waltman talk to the sheriff spthis afternoon about how that incident is being handled. the sheriff has now fired one of the deputies involved telling me after watching the body camera video he was shocked disturbed and found it extremely troubling than that. >>island interaction captured on the sonoma county sheriff's deputies did not de escalate the heard saying gordon thank you for that he could ordered by side of the car then using and allowed but controversial neck holes and then ultimately. >>deputy brown attempts to place their

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. >>> thousands of flyers and an airplane, what one san francisco woman is doing in an effort to findher lost dog. sarah's last tuition payment, sent off. feeling good? oh yeah. now i'm ready to focus on my project. ♪ ♪ this is why we plan. ♪ ♪ you never cease to amaze me, maya. see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. [ dramatic music ]ing ] ahhhh! -ahhhh! elliott. you came back! >>> all right, sounds like christmas to me. sleigh ride days. this is a request from erica, one of our regular viewers. thank you for the son, gets you in the christmas spirit. coming up, will play more songs come all you have to do is use the hashtag ktvu and i will choose songs from that list. >>> a san francisco woman taking major action today to get her soul and dog, and australian shepherd, back. the dog named jackson was stolen saturday morning from outside of the grocery store. the surveillance video shows a man walking up to the bench where jackson was tied up. the owner is raising money through a gofundme page and she is offering a $7000 reward to get

. >> flyers. what flyers? take a look around, charles. most airports around the country are very quiet. it is estimated that today, 2.25 million people are going to fly, but the experts say that today is the least busy day of the entire holiday season and if laguardia is any indication, most folks are already at their destination. some, however, did have a rough start to the day. morning fog in chicago halted all incoming flights. ground operations have returned to normal, but in chicago, there have been a total of 152 cancellations. what happens there can ripple through the entire system. today, there have been a total of 2,063 delays in the u.s. and 262 flight cancellations. we do expect that as quiet as things are now, these are going to change later in the week. thursday and friday are going to be the busiest travel days of the season according to the experts. two point 2.9 million people trg today. it is ready. >and in total, they say 47.5 million people are going to be flying in a u.s. carrier this holiday season. that's up about 3%

reporter: a dream that every year gets closer to home as the lessons learned give this shadowy feathered flyerlf hour with the new king of the ring, a rising star of wwe wrestling, adil alam is shattering stereotypes and putting a hold on the hearts of fans. jim axelrod reports. >> reporter: in a small gym in memphis, tennessee, adil alam is working out before headed over to work. you got a match tonight. isn't the idea not to be tired when you get into the ring? >> reporter: alam -- >> look out! >> reporter: is better known by his stage name as wwe's star in the making mustafa ali. the high-flying charismatic former cop father of two and muslim. the story lines of pro wrestling aren't complicated. good guys versus bad guys. arabs and muslims, they've almost always been the bad guys. so was ali when he started. >> the worst thing that ever got yelled to me while performing is "i thought we killed you, osama." >> reporter: when one night he couldn't shake what he heard from a fan, ali decided he'd had enough. >> it was a young boy, maybe 6, 7 years old, jumps out of his chair and he put both of

sharks getting ready to take on the philadelphia flyers tonight. the puck drops in about two hours. sharks could really use a win. they are coming off a 3-2 loss. those teams are tied for last place in the pacific division. >> it will be good. >> go sharks. we're back in a moment. [ electrical buzzing ] [ dramatic music ] ahhhh! -ahhhh! elliott. you came back! >>> countdown is on for the tournament of roses. been around for almost 130 years. hundreds of volunteers getting folks ready for the rose parade on new year's day. it is really something. after the break, people will be watching the football game at the rose bowl. oregon playing the wisconsin badgers. >> very nice. good day to probably stay indoor, watch some sports. >> going to get a little chilly overnight. we have the rain moving in tomorrow. >> good night. >>> breaking news tonight. a deadly plane crash in louisiana. a small aircraft slams into a field next to a post office >> oh my god >> five people on board killed, including a sports reporter heading to a college bowl game that her father-in-law was coaching today coac

we )re keeping an eye on all bay area airports this morning to see how they are faring for flyers. a live look at s-f-o. so far.. so good. some travelers say the roads were easy this morning. and the hardest part came at the airport. another traveler we spoke with says they left at 4 am to beat the rush. the mothers involved in a housing dispute.after they occupied an oakland home were in court this morning fighting to stay in the house that )s owned by someone else. nbc bay area )s thom jensen is live in hayward .where those mothers were in court a short time ago. thom, what did the judge has to say about all this? they say it's the only way to keep their children safe. after court their attorney said supreme court decision regarding owners who abandon houses and leave them in disrepair, giving the women some rights to occupy it. that's one of the arguments they'll make. spokesman for the agency calls the women thieves and will evict them. people packed the courtroom and showed their support outside after that brief hearing. >> we need thousands of people to show up for the next c

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andy mauer now spends most of her time searching for her dog cky in handing out flyers. >>looking for any leads on where rocky maybe she says last week. >>so when broke into her sisr's car park to the safay at ea castro valley boulevard and took off for their sister purse and her beloved rocky on wednesday, she believed the worst happened to her dog sin yesterday i had contacted ltrans because someone the recommended to contact them just to see if there was any findings of his body anything along the freeway. >>i did find out yesterday that did pick up an animal a dog and the 5.80 westbound right here. somewhere between castro boulevardn redwood road. had a black harness that's all i heard and so of course i immediaty went to panic again assumed that that was rocky. come to find out today when and the oakland animal shelter was open because that's where theyad brought the body. i found out that actually it was not. >>now or says she's now ovwhelmed with emotions believing. rocky was dead and now having reored hope that he still out there it is heart wrenching sight thoht

anti-abortion activists distributed a wanted-style flyer with her photo and exact address, calling her a murderer and encouraging people to confront her at her office and at her home. she got a letter warning her that some day somebody was going to put a bomb under her car. so mila means and another doctor who were trying to bring abortion back as a medical service to wichita after the murder of dr. tiller ended it, they weren't successful. the intimidation and threats and harassment worked as intended and wichita remained without a provider. but then came julie burkhart. julie burkhart had worked for dr. tiller for years. and up until his murder on legislative policy and as the clinic's spokesperson. she like everyone in dr. tiller's orbit was devastated by his murder, angry at what it meant for her city. she was also quietly determined to bring abortion back to wichita. >> women here need to be able to have access to ob/gyn care that includes abortion care. why living in this part of the country should women be denied those services? the vast majority of the people who i work with he

anti-abortion activists distributed a wanted-style flyer with her photo and exact address, calling her a murderer and encouraging people to confront her at her office and at her home. she got a letter warning her that some day somebody was going to put a bomb under her car. so mila means and another doctor who were trying to bring abortion back as a medical service to wichita after the murder of dr. tiller ended it, they weren't successful. the intimidation and threats and harassment worked as intended and wichita remained without a provider. but then came julie burkhart. julie burkhart had worked for dr. tiller for years. and up until his murder on legislative policy and as the clinic's spokesperson. she like everyone in dr. tiller's orbit was devastated by his murder, angry at what it meant for her city. she was also quietly determined to bring abortion back to wichita. >> women here need to be able to have access to ob/gyn care that includes abortion care. why living in this part of the country should women be denied those services? the vast majority of the people who i work with he

the rest of it is in the flyer. i didn't mention i worked briefly with the congressional research service, the little longer for the department of energy, the conservation of solar, and seven years at the state department and historian's office. in the flyer notes, my research and publications focus on the political economy and geopolitics of oil. i want to say a few words about the importance of studying history. there are many ways of understanding the world. why study history? i would say first, in addition to being intrinsically interesting, it expands a range of experience. learning from other people in other times and places forces us to think outside our own experiences in time and place. studying history helps us understand who we are. as individuals, nations, and human beings. second, in contrast to popular usage, history is not just about the past, but also key to understanding the present and preparing to face the future. studying history helps to understand how the world got to be the way it is today and

given a flyers fan posters our believes whoever took him. >>when it brought him back to this area near east castro valley boulevard. she says he must be found soon before it's too late to secure his vacation even though he's young. >>them our says she's very thankful for the community's help a lot of people have joined in on the search for rocky ever since and again because a couple people think that they spotted rocky here on saturday and based on those descriptions she's very confident that he is in this area. she says that he also would have a leash attached to reporting live in castro valley taylor sackey kron 4 news. >>thanks taylor. the video tonight at 9 a package theft caught on camera. a viewer sent us video of this guy stuffing a package up his shirt. happened friday morning around 8 o'clock on san antonio avenue near franklin park in alameda suspect appears to have a box she is delivering to the home, but instead he grabs another box and stuff set up his shirt. this incident has been reported to police. >>a san francisco man is in

. >> reporter: and hard to miss the message on these bright yellow flyers.en more alarming to learn about the growing number of people answering yes to the question are you currently living in your vehicle. two-to-really help the homeless, the executive director says that it is about taking real action. >> i personally got in my vehicle and went around to every single faith community in this neighborhood and others up yourr >> reporter: and now they are currently helping 80 people. a housing case manager works directly with those who rely on the resource. >> it contributes to their sleep and overall happiness. >> reporter: and rueben is proof. he became homeless for the first time a year ago but with safe park, he says police are the no wo not knocking on hit windows. >> reporter: and this is when recognizing the different levels of support for anyone struggling. sometimes that means a safe space to he sleep. >> i don't have to worry about being harassed by anybody. >> reporter: and they offer a number of other services. for safe park, there is a screening p

emily in bernal heights of the pinhole coffee at 10:00am on saturday morning, they'll be handing out flyerso, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>taking a peek outside now as we get a check on the 4 zone forecast that is an ice dry night cheers to the weekend by the way. well it's a we can check out this tomorrow so we're going to be able to go out there and shop and not have to wear galoshes an umbrella the fight with the crowds out there there's you know i was out there today and it was getting a little nutty elbow to well a lot of going out there to ensure a lot more tomorrow, but yeah, a lot of folks like got the high country this time of year enjoy the beautiful conditions up there in the sierra nevada, you know what be careful. i think if you head out tomorrow, you're looking okay, but if you wait till lot of part of the day so you get up there tomorrow night some problems she got a winter weather advisory going up from 07:00am to 10:00pm on sunday, but the snow probably a star before that affect the crop in all the way down to about 4500 feet and the snow level i am getting pretty low s

the people handing out flyers today are doctors. >> there would be no more out of network. >> everyone. >> exactly. >> medical students. >> i don't think they will survive or to thrive should be determined by how much money you have in your wallet. >> small business owners. >> our staff that we have trained and gotten up to speed will sometimes leave they got a better job with benefits. >> even young new yorkers. >> can you read me your sign? >> i support the new york health act because so many people are hurt and sick but cannot get better because they don't have insurance. >> under the new york health act, nobody would be uninsured. all 20 million people in the state would get the same health coverage, and it would be funded in part by a progressive income tax meaning the wealthy pay more. a lot of demonstrators here actually have health insurance like this manhattan mother whose child is battling a serious disease. >> i believe deeply in reasonable health care as a right, not something reserved for a handful of people that can pay their way out of a broken system. >> eight years ago

among armstrong's personal effects aboard apollo 11 were pieces of the write brothers' flyer, the wooden aircraft that succeeded in making humanity's first powered flight some 66 years earlier. paying homage to this other set of pioneers, armstrong demonstrated a profound truth that we must continue to remember even today. he understood humanity's rise from the ground to the sky to space and onto the moon was not by chance. it was, in fact, by choice. a choice to boldly push the limits of science and technology, a choice to further discover the almighty's creations and use our newfound knowledge to elevate the human condition. ultimately, armstrong knew space exploration was a matter of choosing greatness every day, no matter the risk, no matter the danger. the 1960s had leaders in the white house whose vision of american space exploration enabled the success of the apollo program. likewise today, our nation is fortunate to once again have leaders who are challenging the united states of america to live up to its true potential as the world's preeminent space-faring nation. president tru