she moved to hollywood in 1980 as new wave, goth, and punk and synth pop was starting. while she was a contemporary with cyndi la u9d per -- lauper and gwen stefani, neil young wrote a song about her, an unknown urban legend in 1992, where he wrote somewhere on a long highway, she rides a harley davidson, her lock hair flying in the wind. she appeared in many magazines and was featured in a coffee table book, chicks on bikes, and starred under her stage name, goth girl in a discovery channel movie, motorcycle women, and she wrote the sound track to that movie. she was the founder of devil dolls, the first female motorcycle club in the country in 1999, and she had a profound influence in her community. she did not feel that she did politics, but she did culture. while she lived in rincon hills, she became an environmental activist at the neighborhood, fighting to save trees in the city, and in this endeavor, she was often successful in working with our office in rec and parks in a major redesign of a $3.5 million pocket park, which was directly across the street from her

surveillance video shows two cars slamming into a pole at bush and goth. the impact so severe, firefighters had to use the jaws of life to get the victim out. three of them in critical condition tonight. two others are stable. police think one of the cars may have run a red light. >>> a bay area native has his promising major league baseball career cut short after fighting a man trying to break into his house. >> kpix 5 katie nielsen spoke to the former stanford star who just won a multi-million dollar lawsuit against one of his neighbors. this all started in january 2015 in this normally quiet half moon bay neighborhood. reynolds says his next door neighbors had a party and people there were taking lsd. one man went crazy running around the neighborhood naked, covered in feces. >> just a terrible situation that all happened so fast. >> reporter: he saw the naked man attacking a mailbox. he went out to see if the man needed help, but he says the naked man attacked him. he tried to go back inside, but said he broke down his front door. >> i hit him and i im

san francisco police just a few minutes ago reopened the intersection of bush and goth.g freely through the area. but the intersection has been shut down for a few hours because of the early-morning accident. we will take you to video. this happened around 5:45 this morning. the crash involved a couple of cars and an suv. i'm being told by one of the drivers involved in the crash this was caused by a car that ran through the red light here this morning. again, we have told you that five people were taken to the hospital this morning with critical injuries. now, the man who was driving an suv, a silver suv says he was waiting at a light. it turned green he and pulled out and that's when a dark- colored honda blew through the red light and clipped his car and ran into a silver sedan. that was pushed into a light pole, trapping all of the people inside. the firefighters had to use the jaws of life to rescue the people inside of the car. i talked this morning with the one man who walked away from this crash unhurt. >> i was coming southbound on goff street. the light had jus

be any school shootings we shouldn't have to have this problemnatshey hey ho ho the nra has got to gothe silence turned into shouting as students from all of the public high schools on the island marched off their campuses as residents cheered them on.i hope their voices are heard i hope we finally get some sort of changenats rise up, get downthey gathered at washington park and rallied against gun violence and for stricter gun control, chanting and carrying signs with the shocking tally of the victims.others simply stating enough is enough.things that go on in this country that are completely unacceptable the only way to make a difference is to make sure our opinions are heard and voiced especially kids because it's our lives are in jeopardy so oftena small group of pro gun students walked out as well.but said they are not counterprotesting the event. we're all against gun violence everyone hears it goes violence know once for violence at least not here some younger students like this second grader participated as well.i asked about his signpeople are dying so i want to help other peopl

propaganda crimea was idealized as an ancient germanic region that it once been conquered in settled by the goths. as it's often hard to hear as a true what we have here is a typical mix of military strategy considerations economic expectations and something transcendental the symbolic as in we were here once before and now we have to take it back. but what we have also discovered is that many of the van most soldiers who were in crimea experienced it as a fascinating place called the us and that's one of. the palaces in stately residences remained unscathed in the battles for crimea. the last german troops left the peninsula in may nine hundred forty four crimea was liberated. only a few months later the region was in the headlines when in february one thousand nine hundred five the yotta conference was held at the live audio palace the summer residence of the last russians are. joseph stalin invited winston churchill and franklin delano roosevelt his allies in the war against nazi germany . the aim in yalta was to negotiate the distribution of power in post-war europe. the big three agreed on t

take a look at new surveillance video of the three-car accident at goth and bush streets. amy holifield has the details. >> reporter: look at how crushed, how mangled these two cars are after crashing into each other, one ended up on the sidewalk, bending at the light pole. the impact was loud enough to wake up residents here in gough and bush in san francisco at 5:30 this morning. >> we were asleep and just all of a sudden out of nowhere, just huge loud noise. >> the thi . >> reporter: the driver of the third car involved is feeling very lucky that he's away from this. >> the black car came flying through the intersection, he took the front of me and plowed it into the silver car and push ud it into the poll. >> five people were taken to the hospital. >> the first guy they pulled, you could tell he was in discomfort, but the rest of him, i think they looked stable from what i could see. >> at this point, san francisco police say they're still investigating. they haven't determined what happened here or why and who if anyone was at fault. in san francisco, aim mamy. three

this is a look at the goth golden gate bridge. no clouds in sight. the majority of the rain. we saw showers move in from the coast. not a lot of activity up there. still seeing a couple of little pocket offense showers near daley city, but not heavy moisture. if you stozoom out on the map, can see the majority of the rain moved inland and south. fresno is getting a lot of thunder and lightning. for the most part we are in the clear of the initial system. we did see hail early on, saw on and off rain earlier in the day. san francisco is at 52 degrees. san jose also in the 50s. within the next couple of hours you're going to notice not a lot of cloud cover. by 9:00 it's 48 degrees and into the late overnight hours it will remain in the 40s. fortunately, no more rain. judging by that building fire, we can expect to see more smoke covering the sky. san jose, similar conditions as well. clear skies. for the most part, we'll drop down into the 40s, which means early on in the morning, we have a chance of seeing patchy dense fog into the early afternoon as well. daytime highs for to

we have gothe president, includg this trade tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. talk to one of the key advisors who persuaded him to take this action, peter novaro office of trade and manufacturing policy. what are these proposals going to look like when the president signs off on them this week. we will look at those conflicting statements on gun policy, the president had that open air broadcast listening session this week, what is he actually asking republicans like south carolina senator lindsey graham to do. what is possible in this environment. one of the proposals came from west virginia democrat senator joe mansion who wants to tighten background checks. the president seemed to endorse that idea this week. we will see just where he is on the votes can he get this through and how does someone with a very personal stake feel about all of this. the father of meadow pollack, andrew, will be with us, because he just met with the president on thursday, and he has heard behind closed doors where the president actually is on these ideas, we will see what is next o

apart from france, recently up in germany, at the end of the day it's a large coalition i think 9 gothe goal is a common one. they should be able to work in the same direction and to achieve the goals that we need you asked me about reform, we can talk for a day about digitalization, bureaucracy and all this stuff, but you can't change a country in one year and 18 months. i need a team. you need stability you need this in order to achieve changes and goals. >> is one concern you have that the politicians in italy are not necessarily thinking long-term, they're making pre ing promisesa have a short-term benefit. >> to win the election. >> you sound cynical >> yes, i am >> do you think that's a widely held view? >> i think the large majority they want to hear promises, they want to hope for a better feature, but they are believing in a kind of populism. >> that's been one of the threats we've seen across europe over the last couple of years. >> exactly france, holland. >> you're involved in the world of deal making, private equity, and you focussed on financing and funds. looking at what'

be any school shootings we shouldn't have to have this problemnatshey hey ho ho the nra has got to gothesilence turned into shouting as students from all of the public high schools on the island marched off their campuses as residents cheered them on.i hope their voices are heard i hope we finally get some sort of changenats rise up, get downthey gathered at washington park and rallied against gun violence and for stricter gun control, chanting and carrying signs with the shocking tally of the victims.others simply stating enough is enough.things that go on in this country that are completely unacceptable the only way to make a difference is to make sure our opinions are heard and voiced especially kids because it's our lives are in jeopardy so oftena small group of pro gun students walked out as well.but said they are not counterprotesting the event. we're all against gun violence everyone hears it goes violence know once for violence at least not here some younger students like this second grader participated as well.i asked about his signpeople are dying so i want to help other people

so most of the -- consequential spying activity in other words agents of influence within american goth came up within the u.s. treasury. so one thing to note about the marshal period is that truman reestablishes the state department. and none of the people to the best of my knowledge are are architects of the marshal plan in way involved in such afnght as you know many of them have the reputation today of being -- earliest cold war like george kanen and in effect conscientious objectors you raise a wonderful point, though, about mexico arkansas thyism which comes a few years later. and i do argue in the book that atmosphere created from fall of spring '47 when marshall legislation goeses through, did help stimulate what you might call excessive -- anticommunism. marshall was very uncomfortable with himself. but vangdenburg made e clear to marshall that if we're going to push this -- congress the focus has to be not humanitarian. but anticommunism. i do think it contradicts in some cases atmosphere extreme paranoia washington so it did have some positive effects. no doubt, the soviets w

we took his advice seriously, cbs, and goth nbc, very nice -- a very nice reception, but no money, no airtime. the program was fully funded, but we could not understand -- i could not understand in my naivete why with a fully funded program we could not have any airtime. that therealized advertising parties wanted to raise money from the program and could not. the commercial broadcasters turned us down, and at that point, the public broadcasting signed, and public broadcasting needed programming. we needed airtime. i won't say it was made in it was certainly made by an accident of history. the things that made it possible, in addition to the ones i have already cited, are the people who essentially created the climate to accept the idea of a children's were all inrogram place. john carnegie was a good friend. other people who were not directly involved in the origins created the climate in washington that made it possible. henry geller, who some of you fanremember, was an ardent of the public's use of broadcasting, but not giving it away free to commercial broadcasters. the other pers

people in printed it as fact and still believe to this day that some things such as them being nazis or goths or whatever the reason that those things were true and certainly the fact that the parents were publicly blamed and held accountable by our elected officials, that contributed to this as well. i'm sorry, i forgot the second half of your question. it was just how you work through that. he said you hadn't quite worked through it and you're not sure you will. ) the one other thing i will say is that when people do horrible things, and we see something like that in the news, all of us want to believe such a thing could never happen to us so we have a need to believe that the other person or the other persons family is very different from our own and that is a coping mechanism for people to deal with the fear and trauma they have. i understand how it makes people feel better to believe that our family was evil, dylan was not loved, that i was neglectful, self-centered mother, that helps people feel that something like that could never happen to them. >> and you talk in the book about how t

but the experiences that all of you have get under gothe skin. my question to you, all of you running the program, what are we doing to not only just provide the help from education and economic mobility but also the healing that has to come with the trauma that has been experienced, from the violence. that they have been a part of? >> we are very fortunate to have an amazing psychologist on our team. our guys also have cognitive behavioral therapy. we do a lot of circles. and so, we do have a team of very qualified people that are addressing the trauma with all of our young men. in this just part of the program. a very important piece. >> we are doing a ton but i promise you we are not doing enough. this is present, this is every single day, so now guys, this is deep. we have our guns write autobiographies and tell their stories which is very tough and extraordinarily powerful in healing. we are doing as much as we can but it is still not enough. >> i want to touch on this. we had a wonderful program where the guys actually wrote memoirs. it was

today's crews are expected to focus on hayes between franklin and goth. we'll try to keep you on track for that. >>> happening today, emergency personnel in santa barbara county are trying to get ahead of the next storm system before it arrives. now they posted the free ook evacuation advisory for people who live near major wildfire burn yrps. the concern here a repeat of the devastating mudslide in montecito back in skbrant the next storm is due to arrive in southern california tomorrow and it may linger through thursday. >>> right now at 6:09 we are tracking that storm not only for southern california but the bay area. we can see the center of this storm still spinning and it's drawing in some deep subtropical moisture. first pineapple express we've seen in a while. but the clouds are targeting southern california and that's where the heaviest rain will be, although we will also be on the outer fringes of this and get on some heavy rain. this will start out by tomorrow morning, continue through wednesday, and then we'll see some of the heaviest rain con

today crews expected to focus on hayes between franklin and goth. >>> new this morning, video from a north bay helicopter crew arriving at the scene. they posted this video showing a helicopter crew landing saturday at miller park. you can see one of the members being lifted up and taken to a stranded kayaker whose craft had tie taken on water. they say he was rude and safely brought back to shore. >>> happening now, emergency personnel are trying to get ahead of the next storm system before taye riefs. they posted a pre-evacuation advisory for people who live near major wildfire burn areas. concern is that a repeat will happen of that devastating mudslide in montecito in january. the next storm is due to arrive in southern california tomorrow and it may linger through thursday. >>> as we continue to track that storm, we're looking at a boost and some tropical moisture that could bring several inch of rain to southern california. also a soggy one for the bay area too. but we do have a dry zart to the week and today actually the best day of the week but it's going to be very school th

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