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steven spielberg, andrew lloyd webber, the british royal family, sophia loren, we actually ran inside a drawing of trump tower with arrows pointing to the apartment joined one - - owned by these people trying to be discreet probably. but at one point he says do you want to picture? is that i have my photographer but it was obvious he met do i want to take a picture with him. as a journalist you don't usually stop in the middle of an interview and say can we get a shot together. so the picture was snapped and you can see it in the book. actually have this picture i put it in a frame when i was living in new york 25 years ago than when i moved to dc a few years later it was in a box with old photos and only after trump became president i thought i wonder if i have that picture. i broke it out and it is an amazing moment because he looks exactly the same. a little bit heavier now but he is wearing the same type of suit, long red tie, little longer than anyone else would wear. the hair is essentially the same and he has his expression i have seen in a thousand pictures he had taken from t

makes a difference doesn't and today we're highlightg a 3rd grade teacher name is lori campbel from lorenor elementary in hayward. >>no she's not a toilet people horner all that stuff she delivers to other people so she's beenmaking grocerruns for people in some cases with their own money and some cases this has become such as saying that people are donating with a venmo and sending her money to go on her little shopping sprees to supply people who can't get out or don't want to get out to the stores. y can spotlight, somebody making a difference by sharing them with us here on kron 4 just go to our website slash feates slash con for heroes. tell us about them and we will highlight them on the kron 00:0m morninnews. 4 morning news. we have most n of theay area looking like they're going to be home for at least another month says local leaders make plans to extend shelter-in-place orders. we'll lk more about that anpresident trump is pitching his plan for nationwide covid-19 testing in an effort to restart th economy. we'll tell you what he's looking to do. here's quick live look outside a

rural, tranquil georgetown, illinois, is where teri roach and husband loren were raising their 15-year-oldr jessie and two other children, far removed from big-city crime. >> everybody knew who everybody was, so they were more conscious of what was going on usually. you could count on somebody to get after your kids if they needed it. >> in 1993, jessie was a high school sophomore devoted to home and family. >> jessie was really very much of a home body. so one bike ride up the road and back, she was done. then she would be watching "gone with the wind." >> one monday in september, jessie went out for a bike ride. but just minutes later, her sister noticed jessie's beloved bike down on its side in the middle of the road. >> not on the side of the road, middle of the road. >> yeah. she would have put the kick stand down, stood the bicycle up. she would never lay the bicycle down. i immediately went down there there's the bicycle. it's like -- i knew something was wrong. >> gary miller was the deputy sheriff dispatched to the scene. >> the more we learned about the family and the girl's back

[applause] >> thank you, loren. >> do we have a chair transporter? can you. >> that's great. just shocked you actually finished under the time. i need to mitt my little thing. >> do you have a particular case study or story to tell us that shows how this works in practice? >> i think the example i showed with the farming is a good one. we have also built an initial model for a government decision regarding reducing conflict in the sub saharan african country. the model showed -- it was a preliminary study put showed you need to take action whose to places at one. do some work with the rule of law and you had to stimulate the placements if you did those two thing that was enough force in the system to take a visual cycle of conflict to virtual cycle. >> how long was this test case. >> the causal chain were five or five links long. less complex than this one but just an initial study. it took few weeks because i spend time interviewing expertss and they were busy. >> right if wonder how much you feel this could be extended to metaphorical think income people think in metaphors

a moment after this picture was taken, loren shriver fired the engines and backed the space shuttle away from the telescope and let it go off to its remarkable mission. kathryn sullivan and bruce mccandless, you would imagine we are up here gazing out and taking pictures. now. we are locked in something the size of two linen closets right behind that little round circle there. we were in the airlock, pressurized suits, half of the air out of the airlock. we can't go out or in without a whole series of steps so we are trapped in the airlock. hubble's batteries are draining. it became important to get hubble off on its own and get the solar arrays charging the battery and get kathryn sullivan and bruce out of the airlock to watch the deployment. we understood that but 5 years and we don't get to watch this. so what happened next? our high hopes for spectacular first image from hubble came crashing to earth a few weeks later when the world learned the multibillion-dollar space telescope we had just put into orbit had plenty vision. charlie and steve spent many weeks worrying they might have

spielberg, andrew lloyd webber, the british royal family, sophia loren, pointed out where they all were. we actually ran inside a drawing of trump tower with arrows pointing to the apartments owned by these various people who are probably trying to be discreet. but it was something else. that one point in the middle of the tour, trump said do what a picture? i'm like yes and got my photographer don't you see were taking pictures? i did nobody talked about was obvious he wondered if i wanted to take a picture of him. as a journalist you don't stop in the middle of it interview and say can we get a shot together? so yourself a very. >> so the picture was snapped in you see it in the book. i actually had this picture i put it in a frame back when i was living in new york 25 years ago. and then when i moved to d.c. a few years later, i threw it in a box with a bunch of old photos. it was only after trump became president i wondered i still had that picture. i broke it out. it's an amazing moment because he looks, but captured in this picture because he looks exactly the same. it's a little

the exhibition was curated by loren here's -- by warren hughes. rector of fellowship and the center for historic american visual culture. the exhibition and the ancillary programming offer a fresh perspective on the legendary midnight writer by showcasing power of years many skills as a craftsman and entrepreneur. although we know him for his evolutionary activities, he was known as a silversmith and engraver and the first american producer of copper sheet. we would like to thank the sponsors of the exhibition including the henry lewis foundation and the center for american historical visionary culture. famous collection as the body mass care. vera's rendering of the event they came to be known as the boston massacre, which marked the 20 50th anniversary last week. tonight speaker will tell us about the shifting role chris this -- crispus addicks has played and the story of the american revolution and the story of the nation should of the nation. she is the professor of history at western university. specializing in african-american history, colle

loren come in, you've an update from american airlines. lauren: i do, they are saying that 4800 pilots have agreed to take voluntary short-term unpaid leave. that is the newsflash that we are getting there. so voluntary unpaid short-term leave. as we know the president will meet over the weekend with the airlines to talk about how to give out the 32 billion-dollar grant. american is one of the 250 plus airlines and related companies who have applied for grants-in-aid. ashley: and this too, stay on the story, new survey showing height and appointment could last a year. so how many jobs could be lost. lauren: 4.5 million, that according to the nab, the national association of business economics. for a half million jobs could be destroyed and the pendant make, those job losses could last a year, 2 million of them will be recovered but not until the end of next year. so the end of 2021. as we talk about what the recovery looks like, and abe is saying may enter may be more of a no. ashley: we get the picture pre-thank you very much. 50% for the

there's cary grant and there's sophia loren and there's frank sinatra.dline was, "siegfried & roy, the new kings of monte carlo." ♪ >> siegfried & roy started with a dream, our dreams became the reality, and the reality became our life. >> their sights were on bigger things, and as roy once said, if you wanna be the pope, you go to rome, but if you want to be an entertainer you got to go to vegas. ♪ ♪ feeling good something like i knew it could ♪ >> there we coming, young little immigrants coming with the back of dreams to america and believing, oh, this is the land of opportunities. >> the owners of the hotel looked at them and said, tell us that you sing. tell us that you dance. tell us that you juggle. but don't tell us that you do magic, because magic does not work in this town. >> people came because they were dazzled by the illusions, but the real stars of this act were the animals. >> very exciting, but in the back of your mind you could have a bad night. who has time for wrinkles? neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair®. we've got the retinol that give

loren mike elechaels came up wi something clever. this was the second quarantine show.older women who sometimes sent me sometimes graphic emails. you can only picture what that could mean. i think that's hilarious even though it's a joke -- >> you know, i have a feeling my mother is among the emailers. i haven't inquired. i'm going to leave it at that. >> yes. >>> all right. as we know, as we know, sports are on hold. they're on a hiatus, postponed. we're all looking for something to watch. sportscasters are also looking for things to watch. there's one in particular, a scottish sportscaster who's b p followup. i found it recently, and i enjoyed it so much. i want to play it for all of you. take a look. >> how fitting that it should come down to these two, olive and her familiar black, five times the champion, mabel the rising star. winner last year. you can see how excited they are, but also feel the tension. now they go -- olive away first. but a problem with mabel's ball. that might cost -- having to play catchup. settling into -- you see the contrast in styles. mabe