. >> john heron was an infantry commander. >> it was very intense. we trained hard. >> and flew low. >> at 30 bruce was already a seasoned chopper pilot when he took the man in the helicopter. >> we probably knocked more power lines down than any other source. >> in late '64 the assault division faced off against the highly respected airborne division from the largest military maneuverers in the united states since world war ii. called air assault two, it involved 35,000 men spread over 6,000 square miles of the carolinas. >> it was excitement from the very beginning. all the helicopters in the world. >> moore was one of kinard's commanders. >> they would fly and the horses would jump the fences and the kids would holler and the windows would rattle. those were great days. >> by late '64 he and his men had shown the pentagon helicopter warfare works. >> air assault two, it was real. >> by early '65 lyndon johnson stepped up u.s. involvement authorizing defensive ground combat by troops and decided to send in this new experimental helicopter division.

the crew left and called deputies. 73-year-old john heron now faces a firearms charge. deputies say at the time of this incident he called 911 to report intruders and said he fired his gun. >>> nasa is giving us a first look at the huge scar left by the wildfires in the north bay and throughout northern california. this is a thermal image taken by a nasa satellite. the areas in red are vegetation. and the dark gray there is the burned-out areas. this image covers an area of nearly 1,500 square miles. >> really nice effort tonight to help the fire victims. the men's basketball team at st. mary's college in moraga took in donations benefiting north bay fire relief before tonight's exhibition game against fresno state. fans were able to donate cash or checks at the door this evening. volunteers also took in food and clothing. 10 mers of concession sales also went to fire victims. now, there are plenty of ways you can still help the fire victims. we have all of that for you. terrific resource on our website, abc7news.com. >>> prosecutors show jurors a surveillance video tod

the crew left and called deputies. 73-year-old john heron now faces a firearms charge. deputies say at the time of this incident he called 911 to report intruders and said he fired his gun. >>> nasa is giving us a first look at the huge scar left by the wildfires in the north bay and throughout northern california. this is a thermal image taken by a nasa satellite. the areas in red are vegetation. and the dark gray there is the burned-out areas. this image covers an area of nearly 1,500 square miles. >> really nice effort tonight to help the fire victims. the men's basketball team at st. mary's college in moraga took in donations benefiting north bay fire relief before tonight's exhibition game against fresno state. fans were able to donate cash or checks at the door this evening. volunteers also took in food and clothing. 10 mers of concession sales also went to fire victims. now, there are plenty of ways you can still help the fire victims. we have all of that for you. terrific resource on our website, abc7news.com. >>> prosecutors show jurors a surveillance video tod

they heard a man yelling and then gunshots. 73-year-old john heron face as firearms charge. at the time of the incident he called 911 to report intruders and said that he fired his gun. >> more testimony from police. prosecutors showed jurors a surveillance video leaving the scene at pier 14 just after steinle's shooting. they say that man is jose ines garcia zarate. when he saw him, the suspect looked like a deer in the headlights. >>> the san francisco public defender's office is filing in every case bail is set in an effort to abolish the cash bail system. he says his office has filed 282 challenges in the last 15 days. that is 14 times the amount filed in the same period. california chief justice said the state should instead rely on risk assessments to decide whether defendants should be released before trial. these sketches of two women papini says kidnapped her, saying they held her for 22 days. one dropped her off along interstate 5. the sheriff's office says they found dna on papini from a woman found dna on papini from a woman and a man. this morning on "gma" dan a

they then heard a man yelling and gunshots. 73-year-old john heron face as firearm charge. deputies say at the time of the incident he called to report intruders but said he fired his gun. >>> the trial of a man charged with the murder of kate steinle enters day four. surveillance showed a man tossing a gun into the bay and leaving the scene at pier 14 just after steinle's shooting. prosecutors say the man is jose ines garcia-zarate. the officer who arrested him took the stand saying when he saw him, the suspect looked like a deer in the headlights. he was quickly arrested. >>> the san francisco public defender's office is filing challenges in every criminal case bail is set. it's to abolish the cash bail system. the public defender says his office has filed 282 challenges in just the last 15 days. that is 14 times the amount filed in the same period. this week the chief justice says the state should rely on risk assessments to decide whether defendants should be released before jail. a mom said she was held captive for 22 days. >> we're hearing the 911 call from the day sh