harold.> reporter: and although toni had always wanted to be a mom, it was pretty clear harold was mr. mom. >> he was the one in charge. the diaper change. most women have to beg their husbands to do that kind of stuff. he was the one -- he was like a nanny. >> reporter: hands-on dad? >> yeah. he was in charge of everything about that child. >> reporter: with harold such a doting father, toni was able to go back to work. she soon built a thriving practice in colorado. >> she was a beloved doctor. she had a really great bedside manner. >> reporter: tammi abruscatto managed the practice. >> she took time. she treated her patients as a whole body not just their eyes. she was interested in their family life. she had the good old-fashioned southern hospitality. >> reporter: tammi saw how committed toni was to her patients. sometimes it was hard to get her to leave the office. so tammi was charmed when one day in september harold asked her for help. >> you get a phone call out of the blue from haro

and one more honor tonight for harold prince. dimming their lights for this great star. and that is the "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell in new york. we'll see you tomorrow. good night. oh thaphenomenal!, that's unfair. that's so unfair. c'mon jay-bo. let's go. let's go. woahh! try my $4.99 bbq bacon double cheeseburger combo. only at jack in the box. ♪ try my $4.99 barbeque bacon double cheeseburger combo. >>> right now at 7. >> it's nerve-racking, you just have to wait and hope for the best. >> tonight, the agonizing weight for the verdict. and possible justice in the ghost ship warehouse trial. >>> plus, breaking his silence in italy, bay area father coming to the defense of his murder suspect son. >> and a close up look at how the garlic festival gunmen broken to the festival, tonight. >> i don't know why it wasn't me. i don't know. >> to big bay area festivals planned for this weekend, what are they saying about security, that's coming up.>>> the new kpix 5 news at 7 starts right now with jury deliberations underway o

. >> today's paving project began at harold and champion streets. this area will soon be expanded all over the city. >> so what started today near fruitdale and mcarthur will encompass 100 miles over the next three years, a very ambitious project as you can imagine. it's one of the issues we often cover as part ofour focus on building a better bay area. >> laura anthony is live in oakland with why the city is it finally tacking the one issue that iraq so many of us. laura? hi, crews just wrapped up their work for the day. as you can see behind me, harold street is open for business for the first time in a long time. it is a smooth street. it was one of the worst of the worst here in oakland. its new surface represents the start of this city's wave of paving. what a difference a pave makes. before the facelift, oakland's harold street was an anything but smooth. just ask residents like meghan laday. >> i one day went out and counted over 237 potholes small and large. >> reporter: but now, harold is among the first of many oakland streets to get a co

and one more honor tonight for harold prince.y theaters dimming their lights for this great star. i am norah o'donnell in new york. we will see you tomorrow. good night. >> cbs news, original reporting. ♪ >> this is the cbs overnight news. >> welcome to the overnight news. another round of 10 presidential candidates clashed in detroit on the second night of democratic debates, the headliners last night former vice president joe biden and kamala harris. the pair was headed for a rematch after their explosive confrontation last month in the first democratic debate. eight other candidatesed fotlht highlin thp between moderates and progressives. >> this is not a republican talking point. republicans are trying to kill obamacare. in fact what we got is a public option that would allow anybody to buy in. nobody has to keep their private insurance. they can buy into this plan with $1,000 deductible and never have to pay more than 8.5% of the ino do it. if they don't have any money they will get in free. the fact of the matter is that th

half the coins are from the reign of king harold ii.the conqueror at the battle of hastings in 1066. beeping there's another one as well. lisa, adam and their friends couldn't believe it when their metal detectors just kept beeping. it went from two to ten, to 50 to 100, to wow, how many are there? and from then on, it was just crazy. that's a lot of beeps? yeah. i bet you were saying a lot of beeps as well, weren't you, when it happened? there was a lot of swearing going on. the precise location where the hoard was found is being kept top secret, but it's somewhere here in the chew valley. if a coroner declares it treasure, then the landowner and the group of metal detectorists could share a reward, possibly millions of pounds. what are you going to do with the money when it comes? maybe buy a house, yeah. maybe more than one. it's hoped the hoard will go on display in somerset although at least one private collector also wants to buy it. jon kay, bbc news. we should show you some more pretty impressive to as. —— impressive pictures. a

they have a food truck with a latin twist and then we will hear from harold big h.then we will hear from mr. johnson, a san francisco native and owner of yes, putting -- putting -- putting -- pudding we want to make it easier for small businesses to thrive in san francisco, especially along the corridor here in district ten. with that said, i want to bring up nema romney. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, everyone. i first want to say thank you for coming. out -- i wrote a script, so have patience with me. my name is nema romney, i have been a native of san francisco all my life. i would first like to thank our mayor for taking out her busy schedule to come down and support us. [applause] in no specific order, i also like to thank the p.u.c., oewd, brown and cobb -- caldwell, black and fitch, salt wash, jacob engineering, and emerson. last but never least, i would like to thank andrea baker and peugeot, without their opportunity a would not be standing here today. [applause] i opened so bull october 27th, 2017 with the joys and dreams of becoming a business owner.

half the coins are from the reign of king harold ii.ror at the battle of hastings in 1066. beeping. there's another one as well. lisa, adam and their friends couldn't believe it when their metal detectors just kept beeping. it went from two to ten, to 50 to 100, to wow, how many are there? and from then on, it was just crazy. that's a lot of beeps? yeah. i bet you were saying a lot of beeps as well, weren't you, when it happened? there was a lot of swearing going on. the precise location where the hoard was found is being kept top secret, but it's somewhere here in the chew valley. if a coroner declares it treasure, then the landowner and the group of metal detectorists could share a reward, possibly millions of pounds. what are you going to do with the money when it comes? may be buy a house, yeah. may be more than one. it's hoped the hoard will go on display in somerset although at least one private collector also wants to buy it. jon kay, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz schafernaker. that evening. yesterday it

before the facelift, oakland's harold street was anything but smooth. just ask residents like megan la day. >> i one day went out and counted over 237 potholes, small and large. >> reporter: but now harold is among the first of many oakland streets to get a complete overhaul. funded with $100 million from measure kk, passed by voters in 2016. >> we now have the equipment, the staff and the funding source to keep up this pace of paving for at least the next ten years. this is a great day for oakland's infrastructure. >> reporter: the 100 miles and 100 million is a good start, but still well short of the $500 million in deferred street maintenance city wide. oakland has over 800 miles of streets and roads. >> around half of our local streets are worthy of being paved. they meet the acriteria of needing to be paved. one thing to keep in mind, even though we're investing, every day a street is aging. >> reporter: no one is happier about the great pave than the people who live on harold street. >> i'm thrilled, overjoyed. it's taken a lot. the community's be

. >> king harold. jon: experts say the hoard is usually significant. ign of kingom the harold ii.e rest were minted when harold was defeated by william the conquer at the battle of hastings in 1066.d lisa, adam, their friends couldn't beeve it when their metal detectors just kept beeping. lot of beeps. >> there was a lot of swearing going on. whjon: the precise locatioe the hoard was found is being kept top-secret, but it is somewhere here in the valley. if a coroner dlares it treasure, the landowner and metal detectorists could share a reward, possibly millions of pounds. what will you do with the money? >> maybe buy a house. ye >> maybe more than one. [laughter] jon: it is hoped the hoard will go on display inomerset, although at least one private collector also wants to buy it. jon kay, bbc news. laura:here has been another departure from the democratic presidential race. u.s. senator kirsten gillibrand has tweeted out that she is ending her campaignut remains committed to beating donald trump. polls came out tbiay showing joe n remains on top of the pack, and it looks like onl

significant amount of blood. >> reporter: investigators say a bullet struck harold's car killing himly. >> who would do something like this someone you don't even know? you pull a gun and shoot him in the head >> reporter: police say there were no passengers in his cars and with few leads and no suspects, investigators are now reviewing surveillance video urging witnesses to come forward. >> he's my best friend >> reporter: together for half a century, harold drove nights to make extra money so the retirees could visit the grand canyon >> that's our wedding day, july 28th, 1967 >> reporter: a dream cut short and a loving wife now a widow. >> totally senseless >> reporter: left wondering why this night took a deadly turn. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> we'll take a short break when we come back, new insights about the american teens held as suspects in the killing of an italian police officer you drive. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the po

half the coins are from the reign of king harold ii.iam the conqueror at the battle of hastings in 1066. beeping. there's another one as well. lisa, adam and their friends couldn't believe it when their metal detectors just kept beeping. it went from two to ten, to 50 to 100, to wow, how many are there? and from then on, it was just crazy. that's a lot of beeps? yeah. i bet you were saying a lot of beeps as well, weren't you, when it happened? there was a lot of swearing going on. the precise location where the hoard was found is being kept top secret, but it's somewhere here in the chew valley. if a coroner declares it treasure, then the landowner and the group of metal detectorists could share a reward, possibly millions of pounds. what are you going to do with the money when it comes? maybe buy a house, yeah. maybe more than one. it's hoped the hoard will go on display in somerset although at least one private collector also wants to buy it. jon kay, bbc news. that's it from us. goodnight. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm jane do

that falls under captain harold. captain russell at s.f.o., again , i mentioned there was a large capital improvement project that she was involved with. captain ken kaufman is next to her. next to him is mike pat, our housing special projects team. and we brought our fire protection engineer which is a core member of our team. i always get his name wrong. i just call him come all -- i just call him kamal. we are open to any questions you may have. thank you. >> thank you very much, chief. at this particular time, we will ask for public comment first and then we will ask for comments or questions from the commissioners any member of the public wishes to give public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioners? >> thank you. it is always nice to see a big guy that is approachable and nice and just has a way about him that doesn't overwhelm people. you have a good attitude for a good got -- a big guy. i used to admire that in great athletes. he would take you out in a second but he never did it. you ju

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half the coins are from the reign of king harold ii.d their friends couldn't believe it when their metal detectors just kept beeping. that's a lot of beeps? yeah. i bet you were saying a lot of beeps as well, weren't you, when it happened? there was a lot of swearing going on. the precise location where the hoard was found is being kept top secret, but it's somewhere here in the chew valley. if a coroner declares it treasure, then the landowner and the group of metal detectorists could share a reward, possibly millions of pounds. what are you going to do with the money when it comes? may be buy a house, yeah. may be more than one. it's hoped the hoard will go on display in somerset although at least one private collector also wants to buy it. jon kay, bbc news. a state of emergency has been declared in the us territory of puerto rico as it braces for a powerful storm. dorian has intensified into a hurricane and is expected to strengthen even further. there are fears of power cuts and damage from strong winds. president trump has approve

they have a food truck with a latin twist and then we will hear from harold big h.will hear from mr. johnson, a san francisco native and owner of yes, putting

thank you, harold, for the introduction. i'm not used to speaking in a microphone because even in this size room are usually cancer my voice. i'm also not used to speaking behind a podium. so i may step out a little bit. just to see better. -just to see you better. , thelad you able to come number of people here. we can make it attractive. i'm going to spend a little time telling me about myself-telling you about myself, technology. a few things we need to think about going forward, or at least i would like to have a conversation around them, and then emerging technologies. then we can explore whatever space you would like to explore. i do not have too many's constraints. some of you who know me may know that. as harold said, i am from jefferson city nearby here, jefferson city, tennessee. i started my academic career at nelson mary, a black school before integration. my grandfather was the passable. -was the principal. so i like to point that out rate and the third grade they integrated the school system so i went to the in

half the coins are from the reign of king harold ii.en on, it was just crazy. that‘s a lot of beeps? yeah. i bet you were saying a lot of beeps as well, weren‘t you, when it happened? there was a lot of swearing going on. the precise location where the hoard was found is being kept top secret, but it‘s somewhere here in the chew valley. if a coroner declares it treasure, then the landowner and the group of metal detectorists could share a reward, possibly millions of pounds. what are you going to do with the money when it comes? may be buy a house, yeah. may be more than one. it‘s hoped the hoard will go on display in somerset although at least one private collector also wants to buy it. jon kay, bbc news. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story is... in a dramatic development — britain‘s prime minister will suspend parliament as the brexit deadline draws near. it means mps will not sit at westminster for nearly five weeks, severely limiting their chance of blocking a no deal brexit. let‘s ta ke let‘s take a lo

nuevo no es 1 imagen que se de todos los dÍas, de hecho hace aÑos que algunas vÍas como la calle haroldauckland que aprobara la medida doble k en 2016, se va a re pavimentar muchas calles en barrios populares. >> segÚn el concejal gallo se darÁ prioridad a calles que estÁn cerca de escuelas. esto para madres de familia es muy bueno porque ya han tenido problemas por baches en la vÍa. >> muchas veces se pinchan las llantas por los baches. >> la alcaldesa instÓ a la comunidad a que reporte si su calle estÁ falta de reparaciÓn. >> tan sÓlo en el distrito 5 que incluye el barrio latino de frooveille son mÁs de 90 calles que van re pavimentadas. paulina: y hablando del Área de la bahÍa, subieron las temperaturas en el Área. ramÓn: y el director de servicios del var quiere prohibir que las personas canten en los vagones para ganar dinero. >> la directora del far busca implementar 1 medida para evitar que artistas hagan uso de sus destrezas en los vagones o alrededor de los trenes. cabe destacar que ese plan estÁ en borrador pero ya hay quienes planean presentar 1 demanda en contra de esta int

it's been 15 years since harold and kumar went to white castle. >> i want 30 sliders and cherry cokese how you can join in on the anniversary. keep it radi right here. ♪ sugar, honey, honey. ♪ you are my candy girl. ♪ and you got me wanting cheryl: we are learning more about the woman who came up with a plan to help wealthy clients get scholarships that were meant for the poor. the concern grew after she saw how much debt parents had to take on for their children to attend college. u.s. education department said it will take steps to stop her plan. lauren: let's get you caught up on global market action overnight. steep selloff yesterday but take a look at this. we have a recovery ahead of a report on manufacturing and earnings from general motors and verizon. dow is up a 54, s&p up 5, nasdaq gaining 20 this morning. let's go to asia. stocks mostly closing in the red as china and the u.s. have wrapped their 12th round of trade talks. no deal in hand. shanghai composite down 06.8% -- 0.8%. in london, the ftse 100 is up 4 points, the cac is up 37, dax gaining 40. let's bring in ranko be

>>crews have already started work on harold and champion streets really for eric rowe who feels lucky his vehicle never suffered any damage. but his friends not so lucky. >>actual were says amy everything and i guy loses his alike part of the front of his car broke off. well he was turned and then fell on the bottles like before this and he was just out there like oh what am i doing in it it's bad. >>gayle ong kron 4 news. 6.15 right now and we're taking a look at at the traffic aside from the potholes are there >>though we've seen them cause major problems on freeway river that big one on the nimitz yeah, big one of the caltrans workers got down holes are not our friends. ok i don't have any hot spots it's just slow it. yeah. the bridges are filling in lots of that hill light here on the 70 oh bridge. it is jailed from the toll plaza all all the way over to the high rise. so if you want to get on out there and joined these folks just be prepared to do a lot of break tapping 16 minutes and growing from 8.80 over to one o won't check in on the bay bridge busy to it started backing up i

>>crews have already started work on harold and champion streets really for eric rowe who feels lucky his vehicle never suffered any damage. but his friends not so lucky. >>actual were tires totoust pay me everything and i guy loses his alike part of the front of his car broke off. well he was turned and then fell on the bottles like before this and he was just out there like oh what am i doing good and that it's bad. >>again the ot estimates it would cost about million to repair the neighborhood streets. we expect to leamo more about the great pave project at a press conference tomorrow morning with the ot, the mayor and city counil offices, we're live in the studio get along kron 4 news. >>yeah, this is not a movie to a new video just into the nengroom. a shooting that has and in san francisco's tenderloin district police in the city they are looking for that gunman. the guy who fired those gunshots. this happened about 6 o'clock on market in 6th street yesterday. police say the victim was not severely and is also not cooperating with officers. >>businesses in san francisco's union

our panelists are jaclyn dowd hall commercial be harold, john mars luck and bend when you can purchase copies of their books outdoors and you can find the times they will be signing in your brochure. we will hear from our panelists for about 40 minutes then will open the floor for questions. please go to the podium and answer questions on the microphone at that time. help me welcome jim woodward, deputy state historic preservation officer for mississippi and the author of the civil war siege of jackson mississippi. [applause] >> thank you. welcome everyone. well today. i like to introduce our authors beginning to my immediate left doctor jekyll and del whole foods in oklahoma native she has an undergraduate degree from what is now rhodes college in memphis in both masters and phd from columbia university. among her many accomplishments use the founding director of the southern oral history program and the julio series pearl professor of history emeritus at the university of north carolina chapel hill she's the author of several books including "like a family: the making of the southern

parts of harold street and fruit vale avenue east and west oakland have been overlooked for years. >> we have annou the three year plan. do a complete repaving. >> a 2016 bond measure approved by voters will allocate $100 million over 3 years fixing hundreds of streets riddled with cracks, potholes and uneven surfaces. >> kpix 5 is this year's sponsor of the alameda pet fair. this saturday we will feature two chihuahuas up for adoption and join us and find out how you can give the dogs a new home. >>> mary lee is live in oakland this morning. mary. >> good morning kenny. happy friday to you. we are now on the roof on top of the high school. it is a beautiful morning not as humid compared to yesterday morning. looking west and you can see some fog along the coast. and check out our temperatures. several degrees cooler compared to yesterday at this time. your weather headlines less cloud cover and fog this morning. cooler as well. humidity decreases and not as warm this afternoon but still above average as we head through the day. warmer than average temps will continue not just today b

[applause] >> great talk you've start with chicago talk about rahm and harold washington. i'm a chicagoan, too. one of the interesting other sides i'd by bed in hear your taking the left wing candidates make policy concessions that are also trying to pull middle class voters. you can think of like the antitrust policy stuff from warren and or -- the harold washington notoriously went ton oversee more chalk teacher union strikes than any mayor in chicago history. so if you can thought those concessions and dynamics in the democratic party. >> there's a difference between policy and politics. the gap just seems to keep getting wider and wider and wider. and so what might -- my count is left-wing politics doesn't necessarily actually work as left-wing policy. what might be centrist politics might be left-wing policy. medicare for all is probably one of the best examples of that. we're now the centrist position among democrats is to be for kind of a public option, and actually i think expanded beyond a public option. and in 2009 that was kind of the left edge. but if you poll

>>crews have already started work on harold and champion streets really for eric rowe who feels lucky his vehicle never suffered any damage. but his friends not so lucky. >>actual were tires to just pay me everything and i guy loses his alike part of the front of his car broke off. well he was turned and then fell on the bottles like before this and he was this out there like oh what am i doing good and that it's bad. >>again department of transportation estimates it would cost about million to repair the neighborhood streets over 3 year period. we expect to learn more about the great to pave project at a press conference tomorrow morning with the ot, the mayor and city council offices live in the studio gayle, ong kron 4 news gayle. thank you. >>let's take a live look outside and see what's shaking on this hump day evening a live view of the embarcadero in bay bridge. >>our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here fill us in on the big heat up that will continue yeah. >>i think this hot weather is going to stick around is a high pressure sitting over head now moved in today and th

so you can find actually harold k.ohnson is a person who is vaccine this experience at this moment. so our younger soldiers who go on to become important. so i was just thinking that, you know, i wanted to meditate on our question about where we see officers telling stories or having the experience of permissive group of enlisted soldiers in vietnam. might that not also be colored by their own experiences of transformation in their own perceptions about what is permissible and what is not, what is moral and what is not, what's acceptable and what is not through their own increasing religiosity. that religiosity will only grow in the 1970s, which is the moment when many of them are reflecting their experiences and what went wrong in vietnam. so that might play some role. so maybe jackie can circle back around on that very long comment. but it might be something for us to think about as we go forward too, connecting panels. >> i've got a question about the return of the new standards men to their communities. did anybody

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it was a day to honor harold baines who starred for the white sox and the a's and is 22 year per career. runs did not come in abundance. matt thompson got something going on the fourth. jon jay goes above the fence to take a home run away but jake cannot hang onto the ball and chapman pulls in the second with the leadoff double. matt olson was up next and he will make sure jay doesn't get to his drive. the same part of the ballpark but deeper. home run number 23 for olson. the a's have a 2-0 lead. he began his career with the white sox and felt like he had something to prove. back to back strikeouts as sanchez goes down on the seventh and he comes up empty again. bassitt allows 4 it's in the seventh inning and gives up 3 relieves from the 2-0 shutout, the a's behind two teams in the wild card, a game and a half out of the picture. >>> and wrapping up the four- game series against the phillies, a special day as they honor the 1990 -- team that went to the world series. a one-two punch. starting the season with a single he hit on chicago. mitch williams in the national league championship

understand the pow experience in the pacific is through the eyes of this guy, lieutenant colonel harold johnson, west point class of 1943. this after he becomes a 4-star general, talking about him earlier in life, he was with the philippines scouts, he had been a commander, staff officer, he has to surrender with everybody else and the death march i have heard all about. privatization, hunger, low morale, misery, chaos, exhaustion, thinking of his wife dorothy back home and their kids the situation unlike many other people, what is interesting about johnson, this terrible situation brought out the best in him, not the worst. the vast majority, a struggle for survival. johnson seemed to bring out the best, a hunger for ethics, to johnson ethics almost equated to life and survival itself. leadership to him was about selflessness and professionalism and as conditions grew worse he became more concerned with others and more spiritual. he will later say god was close and very real. the march claim the lives of 600 americans between 5 and 10,000 filipinos. the survivors, johnson and the other

here we're going to take a short break right now while we come back we'll continue talking about harold the promise and what is it and is it more effective than the official diplomacy stay with us. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic development only mostly i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical . to sit down and talk. it. is not. the most companies you know. when i meet will. and we're back with. expert in peril diplomacy and the chairman of the foundation and i remember you expressing your opinion in the early times of the syrian conflict escalation you were about wrote about wars of good versus evil. that was you write that you know that you've said that this is led by us and they can no longer force on everyone because balance of power is shifting so i always think of why does the united states still go over and over again for the same strategy of fighting the black and white good versus evil wars when it has brought all his lee so much misery to th

plan will focus on neighborhood streets and crews have already started some of that work right along harold and champion streets that's one of the top spot. so people report often people spoke we spoke with say that some of the roads and that area are just in pretty bad shape. >>actual says amy everything and i guy loses his alike part of the front of his car broke off. well he was turned and then fell on the bottles like before this and he was just out there like oh what am i doing in it it's bad. >>and the city estimates that it will take about a 100 million dollars to repsir all of the city streets. coming up next. bay area businesses taking matters into their own hands to help protect shoppers. plus another threat of a mass shooting this time in california. now more than 2 dozen people across the country have been arrested for making threats of mass violence. east they are now looking for a woman who left her house to go water some plants and never came back hasn't been seen before we go a little peek outside of the san mateo bridge traffic looks great the weather shaping up a little fo

. >>> jenna bush hager posted this instagram post with her newborn son hal harold harry hager born lasthe baby's name sake, her husband henry. mom and pop also made an appearance the whole happy familyhere, too. once the baby boom is done and settled, we'll get hoda back and jenna back >> we're not done, dylan, too. today is not too bad, i don't expect many airport delays to pile up across the country hit and miss storms like st. louis, even new york city has an isolated storm wednesday afternoon and evening, the front moves over, it's going to be hot and humid in the area new england through the mid-atlantic, that's where we're going to get significant thunderstorms. may even get a few severe storms with it, too if the i-95 corridor all the airports included, we'll be dodging the storms in the areas of the south, too. the heat is on in the west a very warm month of august already. >> all right, bill, thank you. top stories are up next including a scary story when a boil falls into a manhole. superior to humira® in providing significantly llergic to tremfya®. and may increase your risk