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bill hall jr. had gone on for weeks.confrontation about a week before his death. bill and frances met at this hotel. she said they were trying to work things out. but then bonnie showed up at the front desk. >> saying she was his wife and she needed to get access to his room. and my dad told him, no, she's not my wife. my wife is here with me. >> reporter: security asked bonnie to leave. though she insists she never claimed to be bill's wife. but all parties agree. that night an all-out war began via text. you're getting text messages from bonnie. of the two of them having sex? >> uh-huh. pictures of sexual positions. >> reporter: photos with captions like -- this is what he really likes, you fat old woman. normally the mistress keeps a very low profile. >> she wanted to make sure i knew now she was in the picture. >> reporter: did she ever. many of the messages are too graphic to show, but you can get a good sense of them from these excerpts. "let me know if you want some good juicy pics of me and your hubby. you stupid

and that was the idea for preservation hall.as to continue to bring out of retirement or to help organize this community of african-american jazz pioneers. these musicians that had been there at the birth of jazz. and provide a an environment, a stage for them to perform. and that's what preservation hall became. >> new orleans people of course are aware their jazz heritage is disappearing and some are trying somehow to save the only art form that is strictly entirely american. one effort to save it is here at preservation hall. young couple named allen and sandra jaffe started it. >> what we're trying to do here is just present the music, the people are sitting on wooden benches, sitting on the floor. there's no drinks. pretty hot in there, too. in the summer. people come to hear just the music. i think the men realize this. the men play it the way they want to play it. people hear it. >> when al was growing up, i began to realize it wasn't just about the music, it was about the musicians that in some ways, they had been resurr

<"hall of famer, stretch, willie mccovey... > (ken) "mac", "big mac", and what he's best known as "stretch"... san francisco giants legend willie mccovey has passed away and many across the bay area are mourning the loss of one of the most beloved players in franchise history...(ken) thanks for joining us im ken wayne, in for grant lodes... (vicki) and im vicki liviakis... mccovey spent 19 of his 22 major-league seasons with the giants... until he retired in 1980... (ken) mccovey is one of seven players in history to win a rookie of the year award, a league m-v-p and an all-star game m-v-p award... kron4's j-r stone is live in san francisco tonight. j.r. you talked with those from the giants organization. what did they have to say? (j.r.)they are going to miss him. you can't see it from this vantage point but the scoreboard is on and it has the number 44 on it. 44 was willie mccovey's number. fans i talked with said they will never forget mccovey.tonight you can see the scoreboard at at&t park has the number 44 on it. in memory

the entire hall had to be evacuated. police and the sheriff department and chp are providing security. a suspect is in custody. no word on the motive or reports of injuries. >> i was wondering -- usually court is in session around 1 pm or 1:30. to the expect the courts to be closed or do they think people will come back into the hall before the end of the day? >> we don't have an estimated time of opening. the bombs god -- bomb squad arrived a while ago. i ran into the district attorney spokesperson said many alarms went off at about 11:00. no court operations are scheduled for the afternoon. >> any idea if there was a malicious intent or a thought prank? >> -- an ill thought prank? >> we don't know the motivation. the suspect is in custody. this is a serious security concern. he got firecrackers past the checkpoint. everyone going into the building and out of the building must go through a metal detector. it's unclear how this person brought the firecrackers in. >> this does seem like a large response. do you sense anyt

actual halle berry heard that call and she tweeted them, hold up, what is a halle berry? the play? we need to know. they're not telling us because they want to use it again some day. >> this is our walk-on music. halle, it's not just the rams. >> you're beloved all over. >> omaha. >> omaha. >> jack's calling an audible in the back. halle berry. >>> coming up, the high-profile apology on "saturday night live." pete davidson's on-air face-to-face i'm sorry to the congressman-elect, a former navy s.e.a.l., for poking fun at his war wounds. >>> and later in "the skinny," the young couple eliminated last night on "dancing with the stars: juniors." you're watching "world news now." if you use some of these moves way too often... then you might have a common condition called dry mouth... which can be brought on by many things, like medication and medical conditions. biotène provides immediate, long lasting relief from dry mouth symptoms. it is clinically proven to soothe and moisturize a dry mouth. plus, it freshens breath. biotène. immediate and long lasting dry mouth symptom r

the weiwuying has four main stages, an opera house, a concert hall, a playhouse, and a recital hall. a huge outdoor performance space that can accommodate an audience of 20,000 people. the total indoor auditorium capacity is close to 6000. 6000?! it's massive. that's a lot. yes. how are you going to fill it? we're just going to do a bit of something for everybody. that is our mission. we are the centre for the people. so we have very diverse programming for the children, for the theatre—goers, forfamilies, just a bit of everything. but with most transport links going through the capital, taipei, in the north of the island, i wonder, will it get the international and metropolitan audiences that it's catering for? kaohsiung is very easy to access. we have an international airport that's15—20 minutes away from the centre. it flies in direct flights from southeast asia, northeast asia and beyond. it's quite easy to come by through hong kong, but also with the high—speed rail. it gets you from taipei to the kaohsiung within 90 minutes. very easy to come. cathy and her team are hoping that

here's a clip from willie mac's hall of fame induction.ey>"i'm truly honored and blessed with this ultimate adoption if you will, by the game that i played so hard and loved so deeply. and for many warm summer sunday afternoons in the years to come, i will cherish the memories of my baseball career and the closeness of my family, friends, relatives, teammates, fans and my fellow hall of famers. and i know my mother would not want me to leave this stage without thanking god almighty, thanks jesus and thank you." and earlier tonight, kron4 news caught up with giants president larry baer... for his thoughts on mccovey. "he lived in the same house on the peninsula for 40 years, i think going back to almost when he was playing and just as he was last few years as a player so he was very much part of the community. he came here in 1959 hailed from alabama, and he never left. it was pretty much a beautiful story, you wish it can go forever..you wish someone like willie can live forever." there's no easy way to segue from that story, b

hall of fame achievements. but the quality of person off the field. >> we will cherish our time and always have our memories of willie mccovey. such a sweet guy. so menacing at the plate, so intimidating, but off the field he snielz and he ligh smiles and lights up a room and he loved to laugh which i will always remember. >> he loved to be around people. >> he did. and we send out our condolences to his family, obviously. thanks for joining us. we leave you with a closing shot of mccovey cove at at&t park with the flags at half staff. >> we'll be back at 11:00. we'll see you then. california's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44th. i'm marshall tuck, i'm a public-school parent, and i know we can do better. in the public schools i led, we got more funding into our classrooms, supported our teachers, and we raised graduation rates by 60%. that's why president obama's education secretary endorses me. we've done it before. now, let's do it for every public-school student in california. i'm marshall tuck. i'

and an epicurean paradise in the heart of warsaw the holocaust food hall down market. here visitors can sample an abundance of delicious polish and international dishes but not only that it's a stylish hangout as well. as the most yes but if one person might try a mexican dish another something indian or chinese there's everything your heart desires to share it on the exit and the place has a unique atmosphere to. them it's not like an ordinary restaurant but if that's the well we haven't tried the food yet but it looks very delicious we're just trying to find like a place to eat. this former market hall first opened its doors in one thousand nine hundred fortunately this stunning edifice was badly damaged in world war two and stood empty for a long time afterward. but the market hall is important for historical and emotional reasons today efforts are being made to reconnect to its past. several years ago an investor bought the old hall and renovated fusing elements of old and new much to the delight of the locals. this is the hallmark of r.d. it was once the city's be

he is a hall of famer and known for his great exploits on the field. in recent years you could see him at giants games and in functions. he had the restaurant out in walnut creek. >> yeah. walnut creek. >> mccovey. mccovey's. and some great shots of him. and as you mentioned too hampered by the knee injuries for much of his post-baseball life. and that was the sad thing for me to see because he was such an agile athlete. people forget how fast he was and how agile he was at first base and there's willie some of the early scenes. i think that scene shot at steel stadium and what a way to break into the majors. there's the headline, four for four in the first game he ever played in the major leagues in 1959. he went on to win the rookie of the year award. and always greeted with you a smile. a soft voice and hello and great baseball stories. and he just lit up candlestick park with, you know, remembrance. there had been no major league baseball team west of the rockies until the dodgers moved to l.a. from brooklyn and the giants came out here. this is a

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the hall of fame first base man passed away abo ago. he was a long-time atherton resident and was at giants games. i stepped out with willie mccove i for an exclusive interview. he was as warm as ever, and he loved san francisco. >> baseball, i think it means everything. you know, this is a baseball town. they had the san francisco seals before the giants came out here. and they more or less treated us like a major league team, so i hear. so when the giants came out here, you know, it became part of the community. and when you say san francisco giants, everybody knows what you're talking about. they identify with it, so it means a lot. >> it did mean a lot to willie mccovey. he loved this town, loved the bay area and loved the giants. this is a live look now at at&t park and mccovey cove, named after him, where the giants have lowered the flagds to half staff. we will continue to update the story online and on air. hall of fame baseball player willie mccovey was 80 years old. we're back in a moment. i am a family man. i am a techie dad.

. >> it was a busy day at san francisco city hall. inside it was a lot busier. at the time we were there, every booth was occupied. >> san mateo county is one of 35 in the country being monitored by federal officials to ensure voting rights are protected. here is a live look at one of the voting centers. everyone votes by mail in san mateo county. voters centers are set up for residents to cast their ballots in person or drop them off which is what you're watching here. the lines stretching out the door. >>> millions of californians have already voted. more than 4.4 million californians have mailed in their ballots, far higher than in 2014 which was the last midterm election. >> what's so fascinating in this midterm, the election is bringing out voters in record numbers. in san francisco, election's chief john arnts says the city hasn't seen turnout figures this high since 1974 at least. it's a similar story in contra costa and alameda counties where registrars there reported significant increase in turnout compared to previous midterm elections. >> we have team

the hall in the centre of ypres. after the first world war ended. enter that ruling came young man, men initially who volunteered, men who joined up to come together. they are walking through the ruins of this city and out towards the guns that are thundering in the distance. what must have gone through their heads? and what suffering today indoor? —— what suffering today in —— what suffering did they endure? robert hall in ypres. if you very much. let's return to london to sarah campbell, who is outside westminster abbey. the first of those beacons, now a light where you are. yes indeed. went by the dean of when sister —— dean of westminster. 0bviously ta ken hold when sister —— dean of westminster. 0bviously taken hold now. and i'm surrounded by people taking photographs of it. as they will be at some the other 1400 deakin sites. this has been a huge project for yea rs this has been a huge project for years in the making, simultaneous lighting of beacons across the uk, across the overseas territories. 1400 in total

. >>> hall 21 seasons with the san francisco giants. dennis o'donnell has a look back at his legacy. >> reporter: willie mccovey was a combination of power, class, and a gentle giant. everything a team could want in a baseball player. long before barry bonds, this was the most feared left-handed slugger in baseball. willie mccovey broken with the giants in 1959. he was the rookie of the year and went on to win the most valuable player of the word -- year award in 1969. he had 520 home runs and was enshrined into the hall of fame in 1986. some called him stretch. others referred to him as big mac, soft-spoken both on and off the field often deferring to willie mays. but in many ways, mccovey was the most popular giant among fans. >> what is the single most proud moment you've had in your career? >> without a doubt being inducted into the hall of fame. you don't think it's a big deal until you get there. then you see all the returning hall of famers who has been inducted. in my case i saw ted williams and willie mays, hank aaron. ernie ba

>> without a doubt being inducted into the hall of fame. you don't think it's a big deal until you get there. then you see all the returning hall of famers who has been inducted. in my case i saw ted williams d i std ie mays, hank aaron. say what theck re? these are the all-time greats. all of a sudden you're one of them. there is no prouder moment than that. >> reporter: giants ceo larry barrett gave his thoughts on the man that was a san francisco and giants institutions since his arrival in 1959. >> for the better part of 60 years, the giants was a mainstay whether it was on the field or interacting with fans, going to basically every game at at&t park. william the cove he was the warm, gentle, beloved giant . maybe the most ever. >> larry hit on an important point. he may have retired in 1980 but he was a fixture every day.feanp the most beloved giant of all time. >> we have all had a reaction with his loss, and we interviewed him as well. he was always just a nice man to talk to. just a gracious person. never full of himself. so differ

john miller the hall of fame voice of the san francisco giants. john grew up in the bay area following the giants from the beginning. john, first of all, thank you for taking the time to visit with us on the phone tonight. >> my pleasure. very sad because willie mccovey is one of the giants' living monuments. one all the time great players and one of the great players in the history of the game as evidenced by his spot in the baseball hall of fame. >> john, you grew up in the east bay, hayward i believe and you followed the giants as a kid. your early memories of willie mccovey and his immense presence at home plate and then a little bit of after baseball years when he would come down the clubhouse and tell his great baseball stories in such a gentle way and you know how much he loved the game. he exuded that passion for the game of baseball. >> well, he really did. and it took a great effort because willie has been -- had been racked with injuries and surgeries and back problems and knee problems for years and it was a great deal of effort for hi

diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more.d morning. >> let's start with a recap of stocks. they closed mostly lower thursday after the federal reserve kept interest rates unchanged. energy shares slipped after a ninth straight daily decline in oil prices. ultimately the dow rose 10 points, the s&p 500 dropped 7 and the nasdaq fell 39. google is reforming its sexual assault and harassment rules after a worldwide employee protest. the ceo detailed changes yesterday. these include elimination of forced arbitration in harassment and discrimination cases. this comes a week after google workers walked leniency towards executives accused of sexual miscop duct. >>> volkswagen plans to sell cars to tesla. they are expected to sell some models for less than $23,000. this comes as many cities start to ban diesel engine vehicles. and the stringent and new rules came after volkswagen was found to have cheated on emissions test of its diesel vehicles. >>> meanwhile, disney came up with the name that the rival netflix. disney plus will laun

i never envisioned making it to the hall of fame. everything, my hard work, allowed me to put this jacket on. >> t.o. indeed. tonight at 11:00 a serial arsonist is on the loose. firefighters are on high alert and the other fires investigators are taking a second look at now because of it. we'll have that story tonight coming up at 11:00. >> there is some fire danger with this great weather we're having. >> we will see a fire weather watch issued. details coming up at 11:00. >> have a great evening. big corporations are making and just got a huge tax break. but the middle class is struggling. prop c is a common-sense plan. the top 1% of businesses pay their fair share to tackle homelessness for all of us. companies with revenue greater than $50 million pay, not small businesses or homeowners. the prop c plan is supported by the democratic party, nancy pelosi & dianne feinstein vote "yes" on c. big corporations pay for it, not you. by living off the grid. completely. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. with energ

we continue coverage live from city hall.>> reporter: city hall is scheduled to be lit up in orange tonight for halloween but it is such a fitting tribute to willie mccovey, who were the color as a giant in the city's history. willie mccovey passed away in the hospital . larry baer spoke with us hours after leaving the hospital and shared some of his thoughts and memories . >> you can't help but flashback on all the memories on the field with him. for all of us and off the field. >> reporter: larry baer was at the hospital with willie mccovey's family grieving. he remembers having the honors presiding over his wedding last august. >> that is something you wanted to do. he knew his health was pretty fragile and he wanted to give her a ring and let her know how deeply he cared for her. >> reporter: he said it was an amazing service will a baseball hall of famer's. his wife said, every moment he will be terribly missed. he was my best friend and husband. living life without him will never be the same. his daughter allison also said, i am grateful that my father passed peacefully surrounded by

he said it was an amazing service will a baseball hall of famer's. he says he remembers willie mccovey's since of humor and said he was vibrant up until the end. >> he retired in 1980 and it has been 38 years since he played in a big league game. many sports fans today never had the chance to see him in action. scott reiss takes a look at one of the great hitters in baseball history. >> reporter: willie mccovey was the complete package . he was a great slugger, menacing at the gate and was called by bob gibson the scariest hitter in baseball. it was almost contradictory with which he swung the bat. the precision and grace with which he fielded his position. his defense earned him the nickname stretch. it was his persona that truly secured his place in the hearts of his fans. he was so warm, engaging and instrumental in securing his status as the first san francisco giants hero. willie mccovey didn't step onto the big league stage, he burst onto it in july 1959 going 4- for-4 against hall of famer rob roberts. he was going to hit 354 en route to being

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another inspiration was the floor of westminster hall. as i started to ta ke westminster hall.got this incredible texture, you've got indications of were different people have worn them down over time, and all of those footprints, all of those steps that have gone through and up those steps leading on to playing different active roles in shaping society. of course there's also the reality that 100 years ago it was the very fabric of this institution that was preventing women from being able to move forward. so by placing this in the hall, you have this incredible juxtaposition between what the reality was for women then, and how that's changed. so we get this amazing situation where female mps are walking beyond this now. they've got their active roles here, and really i think itjust puts it much clearer in people's minds how much has changed in that time. and house of doors is in westminster hall until december the third. that's it from me for now, but dojoin us on bbc parliament on monday night at 11 for another round up of the day at the start of what promises to be another

ballots that were filled out at city hall before election day. tomorrow there will be three hundred workers doing that job here in the city. polling locations across the bay area will open at 7 a.m. and close at 8 p.m. keep in mind...if you are in line when we hit 8 pm hits you are allowed to vote but you have to be in line at that time. i asked voters at city hall this afternoon why they came out and what issues matter to them. this is what they had to say.as for the voters i talked as for the as for the voters i talked as for the one person mentioned an actual candidate when i asked why they came to vote. many here in san francisco talking about the homelessness issue and some of the propositions on the ballot. live in san francisco, j.r. stone kron 4 (jrs) (vicki) it has been a midterm year like none other -- from a very active, very vocal president, to a record number of women on the ballot, and unexpected events that kept changing the game for both parties. (grant) karin caifa (kay-fuh) is in washington tonight with the very latest. in the f

it's the main goal in the halling.s the main goal, kicking the hat is sort of topping it. fiddle plays. whoo! that was good kicking. finally, i wanted to get a sense of where all this is leading. in a former meat factory, a short walk from the city centre, bergen kjott serves as a gig venue and melting pot for all types of artists in the city. this creative hub is home to the studios of electronic, jazz, hip—hop and many other types of musicians, including royksopp, and it is where much of norway's future music is being thrashed out. these days especially it is some new mixing of old, old traditions with very new electronic and experimental music traditions meeting. kjetil has a studio here and plays sax in tonight's gig. jazz music plays. tonight we are playing with a guitar player, with some electro acoustic, folk, jazz, experimental, ambient something, you know? the bergen scene, i think it has a lot to do with the size of the city, because there are only a few people playing every kind of thing so you have to colla

hall of fame.nd i have to tell you, i had a golf match where roger was my partner and we were in deep trouble. and roger was also in deep trouble. he was so deep in the weeds that you wouldn't believe. and we desperately needed a par on the 18th hole to win. and he came out and hit a shot, i don't know how it happened but will he was this far if the hole, we got our par, we won. i said it's roger staubach. [laughter] i hope you remember that, roger? that was quite exciting. roger and marianne, his wife of 53 year have generously supported thousands of americans in need, including students, military families, and our truly great veterans, so helpful. roger, you inspire americans across the country to work hard, dream big, and always push on to victory. roger became a great financial success, very successful businessman after his football career. his family is with us for this special ceremony, his wife and their five children, jennifer, michelle, stephanie, jeff, and amy. please stand up. please. [a

old market halls are new again and more popular than ever there are bound to be on many tourists list of things to see in the polish capital. and that brings us to the end of today's show don't forget you can fight a lot more about your attacks on a website check us out on social media but for now for me and the entire euro max team here and thanks for tuning in and hope to see you again tomorrow bye bye. next time on your own axis house that's truly even made to measure swiss architect forest designs his home to fit on a small sloping lot that was once a vineyard. the outer walls are mainly composed of fifty eight glass panels which make the rooms look larger than they actually are tour at the last house in zurich next time on your own that. the be. create yourself. interior design channel on you tube. it's all happening much a minute of. your link to the news from africa the moral story links to exceptional stories and discussions can you unload some stede of you fucking program and from one jimmy uses easy to our website do demos come smash africa join us on facebook and g.w. trick

mac did all those things. >> that's why big mac was a first ballot hall of famer in 1956. teammates he'll be remembered for his power at the plate. >> he was a hitters hitter, a guy that can hit the ball a long way, a guy that can hit the ball so hard. he win a lot of games for me when i pitch. most of the time he hit a home run. >> he was awesome. he was quiet. but when he spoke, you left hand. >> he stayed close to the giants and to the game. a senior advisor, he was a fixture at home games, finally enjoying a championship as parts of the giants 2010 victory parade. recent years are killed with pain from knee and back surgeries. the willie mac award was created for a player who best exemplifies mccovey. it was in 2003 when mccovey cove was named and add statue was placed at china basin park. >> i guess i've come a long ways from that young boy from alabama to having a statue here in san francisco. thank you. >> what a man. >> yeah. >> he underwent so many surgeries. he lost count. he cooperate even remember on both knees. he had problems with his back. when he was out in

hall of fame brett favre also played here.e set of the post game show to tull mullens how impressed he was. >> nice. good. >>. >> don't forget jimmy g. though. >>> nice weather to get outside and enjoy. >> it's going to be warm over the next several days. we're keeping our warm weather and clear skies and here is a live look at the golden gate bridge. you can see a shallow layer of fog that's going to be rolling by, and keeping those areas slightly cooler for today, and then as you make your way out the door, in morgan hill, we start out with our normal low 50s, and some very dry air. we're at 50 degrees through about 7:00, and then from there, the sunshine continues. our skies stay clear in the mid-70s before you know it. we'll be there at noon and we're going to see the high reach up to 85 degrees. 85 in livermore. in san jose, the high up to 83, and today's record is 85 degrees. we know it's note this warm. for the second day in november, we're still going to have those well above normal temperatures as well for the north a

. >>> plus, farewell to one of the most popular players in baseball's hall of fame -- willie mccovey and how he will be remembered. >>> this is mornings on 2. >> thank you for joining us. thursday morning, 1 november i'm pam cook. >> and i'm dave clark. let's talk about the weather. steve paulson? >> yes, we made it through october with barely any rain. just a few high clouds and we will continue to bump up the temperatures. here is the cloud deck spilling over. temperatures a little warmer -- 40s, 50s, near 60 for some. brentwood 62. to the north 40s, 50s, and 60s as well. a mild pattern. everything is focused to the north. occasionally some high clouds spilling over. 70s to low 80s -- 10-15 degrees above average. >> here he is -- sal castaneda. >> thank you. it's for:01. -- 4:01. the traffic is moving okay. look at the slow traffic on 205. it is sold out. they are picking up the cones here. 205 is backed up. if you live in tracy give on 580 and bypass this whole thing. don't get on 205. get on 580 and you will be able to get to the ultimate pass -- altamont pass. my maps are stuck.

pitman high school in turlock inducted kaepernick into their hall of fame.ick was a three sports athlete in high school playing baseball, basketball, and of course football. in college he went on to throw for more than 10-thousand yards at university of nevada reno and ran for more than 4-thousand yards there. he later led the niners to a super bowl. congrats to kaepernick...and that is sports live look outside... golden gate bridge.. ( marty ) here's a live look at the bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave) forecast... (dave)gusty offshore winds and a very dry airmass will continue to elevate fire danger in the hills early today, particularly in the north bay mts and east bay hills. despite a slight cool down over the next few days, warmer than normal daytime temperatures will persist on sunday and through the upcoming work week, along with dry weather. ( marty ) a plan to reduce jail overcrowding in san francisco is being slammed by one lawyer in the san francisco public defenders office. the proposal calls for moving some inmates fro

i wonder if he's gonna show up tonight in san francisco to get his hall of fame ring.ave ceremony for him during the game tonight at levis. when t-o was with the 9ers, they made the playoffs five times. ahh, the good old days.. now the 1 and 7 49ers are playing in the toilet bowl with the raiders and whoever wins tonight might flush their chances of gettng the number one draft pic. ( darya )warriors are the opposite: they made it 8 and 1 last night after beating the pelicans on halloween.. klay thompson showed up dressed like will farrell's character in semi-pro: remember jackie moon.. "i call it the alley ooop" he invented the play in his dream. steph had the hot hand last night.. he scored 37 of the warriors 131 points.but kerr says draymond was the mvp last night for the way he orchestrated the defense.. he was all over the court.. ( darya )that's cuz draymond is a man on a mission: he's campaign to win defensive player of the year.. probably cuz if he can reclaim that title he'll be eligible for a five-year, $235 million extension. because of stephen curry's contra

all units to city hall. i happened to have a reporter doing promos outside of hall that day.oing on he said? it looks like the entire police department is rushing into city hall. i said i'll find out but i think somebody has been shot. >> moments later, maybe about ten minutes, he came out, called me on the phone, said i think the mayor is shot and somebody else has been shot. i think it's harvey milk. then he said, i'm going back in. of course, then the rest is really history. none of us in the newsroom could even believe that this could happen. the mayor and then harvey milk. i mean, those were changing times. it was the murders were also personal to all of us. you know, we knew the two figures who were shot. >> yeah. >> still shocking the way the whole thing occurred. >> it is. >> vic lee, thanks so much for the insight. >>> more news to cover today. retailers are starting to sell romaine lettuce again after the fda lifted an advisory and announced that anything grown outside of the central coast is likely not linked to the recent e. coli outbreak. as kristen sze explains,

pitman high school in turlock inducted kaepernick into their hall of fame.aepernick was a three sports athlete in high school playing baseball, basketball, and of course football. in college he went on to throw for more than 10- thousand yards at university of nevada reno and ran for more than 4-thousand yards there. he later led the niners to a super bowl. congrats to kaepernick...and that is sports (justine) for many, a hurricane can be disastrous. but according to one north carolina student, hurricane florence was a blessing in disguise. reporter kylie jones explains. chrishuanta davis:"the hurricane was my excuse of not going back to the shelter." from a broken home.. nineteen-year-old chrishuanta davis found refuge in a homeless shelter.chrishuanta davis: "when i first got to the homeless shelter, i called her and i was crying. i said, 'i don't know what i'm going to do about school.' and i was telling her and i said, 'no matter what happens, dropping out is not an option for me.'"nobody to turn to.. but her grandmother.. who could not take her in.but d

and that night i was at city hall when they had a coroners seal on city hall. think about it.big, wonderful city hall, no heat, no lights. we had our lights for the interview. i did the cold open for the show. i interviewed supervisor charis silver, he was one of his best friends on the board. i saw that story on the 43rd anniversary. and, i had not seen it since. and actually broke down and cried. you do your job, but later, you think about the impact. two assassinations. i mean, it's still so unreal when you think about it. >> was it hard for you to wrap your head around what had taken place? was there a sense of disbelief? >> i think that was true for almost everyone. dan white, i did an interview with his wife at the time, and it was the only interview she ever gave about, you know, a shock to her. dan white was kind of the old boy. you know, had grown up in san francisco, a firefighter, police officer, became a supervisor. and, the shock that he would be the killer. and that you would have the mayor of your city and the first gay supervisor, killed. i mean, think about as

we plan to go inside here at city hall. we'll bring you the latest of what happens later on, on "abc7 news" a 9:00 and 11:00. back to you. >> thank you. >>> elena housley is among the confirmed victims, she's a recent high school graduate. >> wayne freedman joins us live. >> reporter: it seems everyone knew her. i'm going to step out of the frame. there is another vigil going on here. her family owned a local store and everyone knew her, everyone liked her, everyone said she was a perfect kind of student. these are parents, these are friends, people who never imagined something like this could happen. in a county all too familiar and wary from mass murders, the news from southern california reopened wounds and cut deep. >> she is an incredible person. >> reporter: when rumors became fact that elena housley died last night, grief descended on napa, especially on the campus of vintage high school. she graduated in june, a model honor student and athlete, a member of student council, whose mother also teaches there. the princi

and other inspiration was the floor of westminster hall., you got this incredible texture, you get indicators of where other people have won them down over time and those footprints on the steps that have gone through and up the steps leading onto playing different active roles in shaping society, but also the reality that 100 years ago, it was the very fabric of this institution that was preventing women from being able to move forward. so by placing this here in the hall, you have this incredible juxtaposition of what the reality was for women then, and how that has changed, so you get this amazing situation where the melt mps ——female mps are walking beyond this now and they have their active roles here and i really think that it makes it much clearer in people's minds how much has changed in that time. and house of doors is in westminster hall until december the third. that's it from me for now, but dojoin us on bbc parliament here at westminster. and don't forget you can always find the programme by searching for parliament on the bbc

police had released images of a man spray painting a city-owned car outside of city hall. investigators say the pictures and his clothing led to his identification and arrest this morning. >>> the man accused of killing 18-year-old mia wilson was back in court today but didn't enter a plea. the grand jury indicted him on murder and attempted murder last month. prosecutors say he stabbed her and her sister as they were getting off the train at the macarthur b.a.r.t. station. her mother says that she wants prosecutors to seek the death penalty. he is being held without bail and its due back in court next month. >>> an -- in the -- an employee of a company that makes will chair accessories pleaded not guilty to killing the ceo. daniel kim worked for rio mobility as a financial officer. the ceo had alleged that kim was embezzling money from the company. documents say that the victim died after being shocked with a taser and strangled at his office. police say they later found his wallet and cell phone inside kim's car as well as bloodstained paper towels. kim is being held wit

. >> they put hisumr up in li city hall also paid tribute to the hall of fame first baseman and lighting up in orange. his statue sits next to a cove named after him, mckofi >> amy, thank you. many bay area ledge ends, including barry bonds, who saw him as a mentor, are now sharing their thoughts. bonds writes, mac, i am crying over losing you even when you told me not to. i remember asking you what i would do without all of you around. and you told me when that day comes, and it will one day, to keep the tradition of giants baseball living forever. you can see more tributes on abc7news.cnedetsisorngbohehousas the ceo of the hotel giant has reportedly rejected an invitation to meet with city supervisors about the ongoing dispute. according to the examiner, arnie sorensen is criticizing the union. he said, the union has attempted to portray marriott as a company that has both disregarded its bargaining obligations and denied its employees fair wages and this couldn't be the furthest from the truth. some 2,000500 employees in san francisco have been on strike for four weeks. they are deman

it is set for noon here at city hall. abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> the ground won't stop shaking in san today. this is southeast the largest had a magnitude 4.0. no reports of any injuries or damage. just want to say it three times to make sure i can still say that. >> very busy for them. >> the winds with going to pick up. it will cause issues heading into the weekend. the fire danger is going to bring us gorgeous warm weather. on the other side of that we have a huge area. this is 3.5 million people. it starts at midnight and goes through 6:00 sunday morning. for the rest of us in the bay area it starts an hour later. it is pretty much the same thing. you can see by tonight the areas you see in yellow and orange. it tapers for saturday morning. we are gusting very strong. during the overnight hours saturday night into sunday the winds are fastest along the north bay and the coast. hope we get some rain. >>> he is ramping up his rhetoric on immigration and asylum seekers ahead of the midterm elections. we are live with