sargento lynette parker, oficial de recursos escolares de richmond "that's why we are on campus 90% ofe because we want to make sure if a violent intruder or active shooter situation happens there is an officer prepared mentally to protect the campus & protect the la semana pasada, ocurri algo que los puso en alerta.un estudiante de 14 aÑos ingres un arma de fuego a una preparatoria en richmond.en la mochila hallaron el revlver y las balas en el bolsillo del alumno. take nats ... pero un posible recorte de presupuesto podra acabar con la presencia de los agentes del orden pblico asignados a proteger las escuelas.el distrito escolar unificado del oeste de contra costa aprob una resolucin que busca hacer cambios a la manera en que se imparte la disciplina.e incluye un acpite que seÑala que la financiacin de las fuerzas policiales deba ser reorientado. " marcus walton, west contra unified school district "is the district trying to do away with school resource officers? no the district is trying to gather data around school resource officers and the need & role on our campuses. cuando a es

from that perspective the greens and the liberals had indeed a lot of power and that's why when mr lynette is size choose to believe those conversations basically everything falls apart hocks what about the a.f.d. this far right party if there are if we do see new elections what are the chances that the. game even more seats important well there are the chances are obviously high that they could gain more seats in parliament if there's one party that can actually win out of all of this is the a if they get in in part because of the if you we're seeing this fragmented parliament the a.v. took away votes from all major parties on september twenty fourth on those votes that's a percentage that other parties are not willing to work with so obviously this shows how fragmented this whole situation is and how difficult it is for and for the conservative bloc in particular because they ultimately have the response of it is to try and form the government you know we've been saying. in the last twenty four hours the chancellor merkel has never been so wounded as she is now today a commentator wrote

<(lynette campbell/parishio ner): "we are not only feeding homeless people, we are feeling those downhe souls of the volunteers."> campbell says they served over 200 people at the church ... and gave away at least 250 take-out meals. still ahead on the kron four morning news... thousands trot before turkey time in san jose... and it was all for a good cause.that story ... coming up. welcome back.christmas music season is here and a very popular christmas song has been turned into an animated movie. rick damigella tells us which one, and more, in the hollywood minute. (nat music)mariah carey gets animated. carey's christmas classic, "all i want for christmas is you" is the basis for an animated movie of the same name. carey says she's resisted letting the song be used in movies until now."a lot of people call and say 'can we use this for this movie, or that movie?' and i try to keep it for myself because it's the first christmas song i ever wrote and it means a lot to me and so now that we're putting it into this animated film it's just something that, yeah, my heart's in it.""i'm not

one of the cult members was lynette who would attempt to assassinate gerald ford. manson in the family moved south to a ranch in los angeles county. >>> you may not have felt any showers out there but in the north bay there were showers. sonoma a quarter of an inch, most of it was north. santa rosa 1500s. it was kind of a week newson shower. right now, we have this big ridge of high pressure. this is setting us up for the entirety of this week, for the most part, that means warmer tomorrow we will see temperatures making it into the 60s and 70s. and it will stay warm through the week. a lot of clouds coming in, that's where the showers are coming from, it's not an organized system. the moisture is bumping into the hills and ringing out some showers and sprinkles. we could get a sprinkle or drizzle along the coast. by tomorrow, it will clear we will call it partly cloudy, partly sunny. the highs will be back into the 60s than the low 70s in some of the warm response. it will be a really nice day, a few clouds,. it will be a nice day with overnight lows not that cold

lynette from "safari west" is with us. you talk about these animals, they miss the experience and interaction with the visitors. >> i think the animals are more excited than the people. to see the visitors it is very engaging and enriching. they are so excited to have people here and to be a part of the environment. >> reporter: we know that going back to the fire last month it was terrifying. terrifying for all the animals and the employees. we know that the owner peter stayed behind using a garden hose to put out hotspots as the fire swept through a couple of buildings were lost. a couple of vehicles burned but overall "safari west" came through relatively unscathed and thankfully the animals are okay. we met some of the rhinos this morning and some of the red river hogs. when you look back on how bad this could have been, there is a sense of gratitude on the part of everyone who works here. >> we have a large group chat running where we were talking about people saying that we need to be prepared. we were prepared for n

(lynette campbell/parishio ner): "we are not only feeding homeless people, we are feeling those down on their luck and the souls of the volunteers." campbell says the served over 200 people at the church today... and gave away at least 250 take-out meals. (pam) and we followed along on a separate bay area holiday tradition..... it is all about volunteering to prepare and deliver hot meals to senior citizens here in the bay area. this holiday delivery is from people who usually show up to your home, when there is some kind of trouble.... but, on thanksgiving, seniors citizens are happy to see them... kron4's haaziq madyun has the story it is a thanksgiving tradition that involves preparing, packaging and delivering hundreds of holiday meals to shut-in senior citizens in san francisco. the volunteer effort is part of the annual self help for the elderly thanksgiving food drive at the lady shaw senior center where folks stood in line waiting for a hot holiday mealthis crew of volunteers from pg&e

<(lynette campbell/parishio ner): "we are not only feeding homeless people, we are feeling those downhe souls of the volunteers.">( anny ) the church served over 200 people yesterday... and gave away at least 250 take-out meals. ( will ) several las vegas marijuana dispensaries are offering 'black friday' deals. more than 40 dispensaries in the las vegas area are offering discounts on marijuana products... they include flower products... concentrates and edible products such as chocolates. nevada legalized the sale of marijuana in july. the state senator who helped legalize recreational marijuana in nevada says it's a "great stocking-stuffer"... and wants to remind people to treat weed products like alcohol.. and use with caution. ( will ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... a real-life holiday fairy tale... see how doing the right thing changed one homeless man's life forever. ( will ) plus... a new phone scam targeting peopla all across the country and it is costing the victims thousands of dollars. what you need to know to avoid being a victim. that's coming up in about 10 mi

one of them was lynette from who was convicted of trying to kill the president in sacramento in 1975. >>> the investigation goes on this morning into why a plane crashed into a house in san jose over the weekend. three people were on that plane. they were hurt but they survived. we sat down with the owner of the house who believes his landscaping may have helped save his family. >> reporter: plane crash was cap on this video. a flight student recorded and you see the cessna turning back toward the airport sunday afternoon and then it goes down. >> i think it was like this. >> reporter: juan gonzalez owns the house where the plane crashed. he said his three children home at the time were lucky to be unhurt and the family who rents this converted garage left 20 minutes before the crash. >> we are lucky. one of those kids want to stay home. >> reporter: after 40 years of living here his neighbor is used to hearing planes takeoff but sunday heard something unusual. >> heard the plane just like all the sudden it sound kind of weird noise and then i heard the -- the crash. >> reporter: neig

<(lynette campbell/parishio ner): "we are not only feeding homeless people, we are feeling those downon their luck and the souls of the volunteers.">(steve) campbell (steve) campbell says the served over 200 people at the church today... and gave away at least 250 take-out meals. (pam) and we followed along on another bay area holiday tradition..... it is all about volunteering to prepare and deliver hot meals to senior citizens here in the bay area.(steve) and this holiday delivery is from people who usually show up to your home, when there is some kind of trouble.... but, on thanksgiving, seniors citizens are happy to see them... kron4's haaziq madyun has the story it is a thanksgiving tradition that involves preparing, packaging and delivering hundreds of holiday meals to shut-in senior citizens in san francisco. the volunteer effort is part of the annual self help for the elderly thanksgiving food drive at the lady shaw senior center where folks stood in line waiting for a hot holiday mealt

essential lynette new affordable housing units proportion of net new units in projects that have received entitlements and have yet to receive building permits. the slide provides the projected housing balance -- well it shows that the projected housing balance is at 16%. this is about the same as in the previous 10-year reporting period. again, this is provided at the district and planning district levels. >> could you go back to the 508 units that are t.d.b. does that mean that they either become low or moderate? >> we don't know what the affordability is yet. >> right. i assume you're countinging the first three in the total of affordable units. you are saying the 508 will either end up in the low or moderate categoris? >> that is correct. the housing balance ordinance specifis that three major projects have been entitled but do not yet have building permits not included in the projected housing balance, that is until a unit of -- until facing of these projects move to applying for and receiving building permits. all together, the remaining faces of these projects will provide about 22

lynette, i'm going to come to you, you picked up a few bits and bobs.at you? interesting probably was more money for the nhs, i think that's something we really need at the moment. also, the increase in the minimum wage. it's only a small increase, but it's helping people in this economic climate. and also, i think, raising the tax thresholds, i think the basic tax threshold has gone up a little bit and also the 40%, it's kind of gone up ever so slightly. so i think that's helped. you work part—time so that is helpful for you ? yes, i think especially with the basic tax, i think that definitely helps, along with the minimum wage. it just helps push things up a little bit. was anyone disappointed by what they heard today? was there something you were holding out for that you didn't hear? yes. i overall was impressed by the budget speech, but i did want to hear something about gambling, and trying to solve this problem of addictive gambling, i thought it was a bad opportunity missed by the chancellor today. can i ask the younger ones whether they responde

his impact was felt years after his incarceration for those crimes, in 1975, manson family member lynette fromme tried to an sass gerald ford. manson was sentenced to death but escaped the electric chair when california outlawed the death penalty. he spent the rest of his life behind bars occasionally giving interviews. chris matthews is the author of "bobby kennedy, a raging spirit," number two on the "new york times" list. >> thank you very much. >> a huge achievement. bobby kennedy in the '68 race. we're talking about that same period we didn't even know there was this invasion of cambodia. nixon was president. we had this is cult and these murders in california. >> it was a time where people were looking for charisma of all kinds. they wanted leadership. i don't know what it was but something about the late '60s, the music, the culture, the sexual revolution. >> the drugs. >> i should say the drugs. here's this guy with a life out of, imagine being his defense attorney. his mother was a prsty tute. at the grew up in reform school. his whole life was in prison. everybody about him was

lynette met holly at the they both watch fox5 everything morning before work.ucker i'll just put it on a limb that you had a chance to meet these young ladies as well. >> yeah, i did. took a picture with them. they look fantastic, and i remember we thought that was a cool morning. not as cold as this morning. it really still feels quite cool out there. 43 in washington. right now our wind chills are in the 30s. winds out of the north here at nine. feeling like 38. so jacket weather here to stay today. our daytime highs only in the upper 40s maybe we'll get to 50 if we can get any sunshine at all, but i think that will be not terribly expected around here today as we'll generally keep the clouds in the forecast maybe few left over sprinkles. you can see light showers across southern maryland, lower eastern shore. we'll keep that in the forecast as well south of d.c. not a perfect day but at least it won't be the rain we had around here yesterday when we pick um an inch of rain. there's your seven day. 49 today. little better tomorrow. little more sunshine by tom

in 1975 lynette squeaky from who was not involved attempted to assassinate president gerald ford at ansacramento. >> yes i covered that too. i was up there. squeaky had been sorry that she didn't go along on the killings. she was so devoted to manson, she was nuts. and so were a lot of them. they were just totally brainwashed. and they would do anything for him. i went up to the sacramento right after she aimed a gun at ford, and i talked to her. i said why did you do this, basically, oh, charlie thought that ford was nixon with another face. and we thought that we should do this. and it was her and sandra good, another follower, and they wound up in federal prison for a very long time. >> how did charlie direct this? he direct 80 of a jail cell, over a phone? how did he send his order to her to do that? >> i don't think he gave her a specific order. i think she came up with it on her own, but that he told her to do something. that's what he did with all of them. at the sharon tate house, he told people to do something witchy. and they took that to mean to kill everybody in the house.

. >> president ford today testified as the defense witness at the request of lynette "squeaky" frommejimmy carter also testified on videotape twice while in office and richard nixon, whose term was cut short by an investigation, only actually testified after he left office. as for investigations involving conduct in the white house, george w. bush did an interview with the fbi about the leaking of a cia official's name and bill clinton testified in the white water inquiry. >> bill clinton, the first president ever subpoenaed to testify before a federal grand jury in office will do so tomorrow. >> reporter: clinton testified about his contact with monica lewinsky. >> could you please tell the grand jury what that oath means to you for today's testimony. >> i have sworn an oath to tell the grand jury the truth and that's what i intend to do. i engaged in conduct that was wrong. >> reporter: as president, donald trump has not been subpoenaed, but he did say he's willing to talk with bob mueller. >> would you be willing to speak under oath to give your version of -- >> 100%. i didn't say

lynette clock -- when that clock reaches zero, join me in a round of applause that will keep our debaterseir toes and our debates on time. let's find out, this audience am -- of 3000 people here, coming into this debate tonight, how did you vote on our resolution? it resolves american democracy is in the worst, best and the -- the worst crisis in a generation, and donald trump is to blame. let's see the agree disagree. let's see the pre-audience about. 68% agree. 32% disagree. this is very much in play, maybe more than some of the debaters thought here in downtown toronto. our second question, because we always want to see how fluid is the debate, how fluid is people's minds, would you potentially switch your vote depending on what you hear over the next hour and half? let's see those numbers. is this audience in play? 80%, yes. and very open-minded group tonight. [laughter] this is going to be fun. iowa's love that second vote at the end of the evening, which will let us know which of these teams wins the debate and which does not. let's begin with opening statements. as is the tradition