for being with jim hopkins, pastor at lakeshore baptist church. go and see him on sunday. - when is it more than a game? when one moment can lift an entire city out of the darkness, bringing unbridled joy, changing the fabric of who we are. now, a new generation takes the field, with the opportunity to redefine us and the chance to prove once again, that sometimes, this is more than a game. >>> welcome back to 'mosaic'. gratitude is the wine of the soul, let's go get drunk. that was said in the 12th century and i experienced in the gratitude i experienced in my celebration. and we are grateful we have a person with us to is involved in the community in so many facets. a founder of a group called unity but he has done so much work and his name is nick gardner. tell us about your work. >> i wear multiple hats. and of the many hats that i wear, they are a lot involved in one particular category and that is the incarcerated community, pre-and post-release. when you look at that category you think about homeless. you are looking at veterans . you are l

in oakland, someone broke into a nail spa on lakeshore avenue sometime over the weekend . a resident shared pictures of the shattered windows there. the thieves got away with the cash register here as well. that resident also said he tried to report the break in to the non-emergency line for oakland police, but ended but ended up hanging up the phone after it rang for about ten minutes without anyone picking it up. the shop was closed over the weekend for the lunar new year, but eventually the owners arrived and dealt with the damage. a man has been sentenced to probation after being convicted in a crash that killed former ktvu news director fred zender. alameda police say that 33 year old michael williams was driving under the influence when he hit zender. it happened when zender was walking in a crosswalk at lincoln avenue and walnut street back in june of 2021, williams pleaded no contest to felony vehicular manslaughter. he was sentenced to more than two years in jail last month, but he was released from custody for time served. williams was placed on three years proba

an aberration on the lakeshore, and then gone. vanished?appeared. telephonically at least. >> a phone call, place from dallas texas, the last phone call he made to his friend tom. was traced to a phone booth, you remember those don't? you long gone now, it was near a grocery store. in these dallas. rick calk, one of the divers who pulled the plane out of the, lake was also a detective, and he was assigned to find jerry. he knew about the phone booth. >> there would've been much of a guarantee he'd go back to that same phone booth. in my sheriff was not about to send me down to texas to sit on a phone booth for an unspecified number of hours, days, weeks, months. he was an 18 or 17 year old kid. he got all the way to texas somehow and disappeared. >> i thought he was under a cactus someplace. >> a reasonable assumption, one would think. it was like the guy just didn't exist. months pass, ten years. they kept looking but wouldn't rapidly diminishing expectations. jerry did non contact anyone, as far as they could tell. >> i was not sure he wa

only two years earlier, they went up michigan avenue, lakeshore drive, all the way to evanston and came back south, went a little bit further west, picked up milwaukee avenue, went through humboldt park, garfield park, douglas park, and back to jackson park. now this competition was announced in the summer of 1895. but for various reasons, the actual race wasn't held to later in the year. it was actually held on november 28, 1895, which was thanksgiving day initially over 80 individuals registered to paicipate in the race. but when it came to the actual day of the race, as pictured here, only six vehicles showed up, two of which were electric vehicles. well, take a look at this photograph. here we are at the starting line and it's in the same location as the 1893 world's columbian exposition. and you can see one of the buildings left, which was the palace of the fine arts. then, which is the museum of science and industry today. and as luck would have it, chicago weather being what it was, they had a massive snowstorm on the night before the race, which really discouraged a number of th

a hello kitty backpack believe to belong to the 11-year-old was found along the lakeshore.year-old man, mcdougal, was arrested friday on an unrelated charge of aggravated assault. police say mcdougal lives in a camper behind the home where audrey lives with her father. they say he has admitted leaving the property last thursday with audrey to take her to the bus stop. something he has done several times in the past according to police. they say he has not been fully cooperative in telling law enforcement what happened next. so the police are asking for the public's help. >> the people would review their cameras if they find something suspicious, that they think would warrant the help of investigators or review by our investigators, by all means please call the polk county sheriff's office and if it's an emergency call 911 so we can evaluate that information. >> mcdougal remains a person of interest according to police. not formally a suspect at this stage. they believe he is the last person to have seen audrey before she disappeared. they are asking for patience as they inv

of houston and a hello kitty backpack believed to belong to the 11-year-old was found along that lakeshore. 42-year-old man don mcdougal was arrested friday on an unrelated charge of aggravated assault. police say mcdougal lives in a camper behind the home where audrey lives with her father. they say mcdougal as admitted leaving the property with audrey to take her to the bus stop. he has done it several times in the past. mcdougal has not been fully cooperative in telling them what happened next. >> i am not giving up hope that we'll be able to bring audrey home. so yes, i am hoping that she is still alive. we're going to work just as hard to make sure we do everything that we can to try to bring her home. >> don mcdougal remains a person of interest, according to police. not formally a suspect at this stage. even though they appear to believe he is the last person to have seen audrey before she disappeared. they are asking for patience as they investigate. time clearly not on audrey's side. >> sandra: the country is praying for that little girl and we'll continue to follow that story. we

of the crime small business owners are dealing with in oakland, someone broke into a nail spa on lakeshore avenue sometime over the weekend. >> a resident shared pictures of the shattered windows. the thieves got away with a cash register. the resident also said he tried to report the break in to the non-emergency line for oakland police, but ended hanging up the phone after it rang for ten minutes without anyone picking up. the shop was closed over the weekend for the lunar new year, but eventually the owners did arrive and dealt with the damage. >> san francisco police say they are investigating after a waymo autonomous vehicle was set on fire over the weekend. it happened on jackson street near grant at about 9:00 friday night . fire officials say more than a dozen people surrounded the vehicle, which was empty at the time. they spray painted graffiti on it, smashed the windows and then lit a firework inside, mayor london breed said in a statement, quote, it was a dangerous and destructive act of vandalism. chinatown is one of the densest neighborhoods in san francisco, and any fire cou

. >> a person who works on lakeshore avenue tells ktvu they stumbled upon the broken windows last night at the nail spa and called the police non-emergency line. the person was on hold with police for ten minutes and finally gave up, they say the cash register inside the salon had been taken a while. >> a go fund me has now been set up to cover funeral costs for a pleasant hill park worker found stabbed to death. police found santiago jacobo with several stab wounds in the parking lot right next to the pleasant hill park. the 37 year old works as a janitor at the park. the victim's family has raised more than $12,400, surpassing its $10,000 goal. donate will be used to cover funeral expenses and to help his wife and two young children. pleasant hill police have not yet identified a suspect. >> our super bowl coverage continues coming up. we will go back to joe fonzi, who's live in las vegas tonight, and 40 niners fans drenched in team colors provided a boost to bay area business over the last couple of days, especially tonight. >> all of this, despite the outcome and it was a cold weeke

so that's the big draw, is our lakeshore just absolutely gorgeous. >> i have a lot of pride of comingrom muskegon county. i think it's just a really good place to live in and grow up in. >> but a series of apparently unconnected crimes began to sow fear into this quiet community. it all begins in the final hour of an april night, when a young woman named jessica heeringa simply vanished. swallowed up, or so it seemed, in a mystery as vast and deep as the big lake itself. >> it's april 26th, 2013, in norton shores, michigan, at this exxon station on east sternberg road. 25-year-old jessica heeringa is inside, closed to be closing up. >> that night i needed gas, so i stopped right here. it's the closest place from my employment. >> he pulled up to the gas station, noticed the door was open, and looked inside, and there was no jessica heeringa. >> just very strange that there's no one here. >> that's what alerted the police, is a customer came in and realized that there was nobody in the store. >> muskegon 911. what is your emergency? >> i don't know if it's an emergency. i just got out

interstate 880 in oakland, some slow traffic. 580 is also a little bit slow near lakeshore at 850. let's bring steve back in to talk about today's weather. >> we have one choice, sal, and that's i'm late. go now. right? yes go now. all right. we have a light rain already falling. it's been about a quarter of an inch for some up towards sonoma county, over to the russian river. even some light rain into the santa cruz mountains is a little bit. not a lot. the system is on its way. it's a rain returns, really. the cold air doesn't arrive until friday. saturday so i'll mention it. but this is all about the mountains already. some snow is beginning to fall. some wind gusts have been closing. some of the resorts up there 5 to 12ft looks likely. extreme snow blizzard warnings started today and goes through sunday morning, which is really unheard of. just an incredible amount of cold air advection coming in as an overwater trajectory, a roaring jet stream, not only a upper levels, but also at the low level jet that's at 5000ft will just funnel in deep moisture up into the mountains. you c