here of mackenzie the actual greatest fighter? never heard of that. >> john coffee hayes who should be a household word like davy crockett but he is not? and no. you can just keep going. the fact is for me as a writer i could go sell a book in new york to people not only to an editor who gives me many which they do but i could sell to a country that had never heard of these guys. what it a cool thing. the answer to why they tended to we bottled up and prisoners of their region. 700 copies go to schools and libraries and the distribution so i saw my opportunity. i took it. the comanche story is just one of the great stories and what i love about it is it is the best kind of a school you can get from the most beloved history professor to use a vehicle the comanche tribe which is very cool in itself but to teach you how the west was one. it was not one by the white people until it was lost by the comanches. they constituted an incredible physical barrier to everything that happened in the west the mexicans and texans and americans an

it was on that day that bob mackenzie brought us the life of mackenzie. >> god i love this town. >> reporterand the town loved him as the city devoted a day of appreciate to the columnist. 1966 was cain's best year and worse. he find out that he was dying and how much he was loved. >> what makes herb cain so special? >> i think primarily it was the fact that he loved the city, loved the people and would not desert them for anything in the world. he could have taken a lot of jobs in the world. he chose to stay right here and did a great job for the city. >>> i can't wait to read the chronicle tomorrow morning to find out what happened here today. i've been sitting behind some character in a brown hat and haven't been able to see a thing. herb and i, herb and i met 53 years ago in london in world war ii, and i would like to take you through our 53 years today year by year. you know, we fellow journalists who love both san francisco and herb cain might with whisper among ourselves that there's something uncomfortable about this premier newspaper man's association with his city. to love san fran

a story like that about isaac mackenzie gave me a way to understand the experience of the west indianorkers. they tended to be such a tough group to trace because they weren't top officials. they were not writing reports. they were often the most silent but cases like that help me see that west indians did strategizing. they did find ways to mobilize and use whatever resources they could to achieve there end. >> host: who ran the canal zone. was the authority? >> the united states government. >> host: under autonomous canal zone authority? we talked about the supreme court. >> guest: there was a separate judicial system but it was part of the appellate courts of the united states government. the chief engineer of the canal zone had remarkable autonomy. he reported to the secretary of war who was william howard taft. >> host: george washington goebbels was the president of the canal zone? >> guest: yes. he had tremendous authority. like it said about himself, he was a benevolent dictator. it was a very paternalistic system. he was admired by many in the canal zone because he did run th

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six seconds to outpace all their opponents in the final event brushes other things in by alexander mackenzie on a second forcing hundreds of a second behind the when this all has counted a finish. meanwhile on the slopes there were similar success for those keeping it in the family so they want around seven of the freestyle world cup games with his brother andre finishing third so they battled like hell kingsbury for gold the red hot canadian was gunning for a record a seventh straight when the younger vocal brother of the early late afternoon never recovered the circles for ever world cup gold cross a day target told them. well that's all the sport for now i'll have more for you in a little under two hours on a journey that. well . science technology innovation all the list of melanin spun around russia we've got the few jerks covered. russia and china blocked that western back to you when draft resolution on syria with moscow slamming the tax for an unbalanced approach and denial of dialogue between the government and opposition. and other stories that shape this week riots returned to egy

rest in peace:00 and this post from terry mackenzie," so sad.ad a beautiful voice and was a beautiful person. sometimes that isn't enough or can be too much." you can join the conversation and share your thoughts by going to the ktvu channel 2 facebook page. >>> to other news, dragons ruled the streets of san francisco. ktvu's jade hernandez is live in the city with highlights from this year's chinese new year's parade. >> reporter: we began this parade at 2nd and market and ended at union square where crews are working very hard to clean up after what some expect to be a chinese new year parade with attendance nearing half a million person. audrey vernick brought her sons to see mythical creatures up close. was it form you to see the chinese new year parade? >> yes. >> reporter: why was it important? >> because it's the year of the dragon. >> reporter: this particular one made it's debut, 168' long, a number symbolizing for the chinese continuous wealth and strength. >> we have the first asian- american mayor in the city and dragon year is supp

. >> so we are in for a special treat this morning daphne, jordan and many ken z will perform -- mackenzie19-year- old category ry ♪[ music ] >> log on to our website myfoxdc.com they offer summer camps coming up and classes throughout the year. >>> impressive. >> thanks annie. >> coming up tucker has another check of the five day >> plus we will answer today's trivia question stay with us  oh will you grab us some yoplait? sure. what flavor? mm, one of each. lemon burst, hm, cherry orchard, blackberry harvest... my daughter's grabbing some yoplait. pina colada, orange creme. i can't imagine where she is... strawberry cheesecake. [ grocery store pa ] clean up in aisle eight. found her! [ female announcer ] yoplait original. 25 flavors for you to love. it is so good. >>> all right we want to update you on breaking news a school shooting in chardon ohio four students shot, no word on the extent of their injuries at a high school in chardon ohio authorities say they have at least one suspect in custody this is 30 miles east of cleveland one student told her mother the shootings took place

david mackenzie is out front. thank you. good to see you.ader lashing out at israel, calling it a cancer. what has been the reaction here? >> this is rhetoric that is going on between israel and iran and between iran, israel, and the u.s. what we have seen ing the last few weeks is that every day in the paper, on the street, from the words, the mouths of the leaders here, not taking this strike off the table against iran. now, whether this is rhetoric that is being used to push forward diplomatic sanctions against iran or whether israeli leaders believe they're under threat, remains to be seen, and they worry that they might be painting themselves into a corner. >> do israelis believe that war is imminent, or is the common perception that this is a cycle, although an escalating cycle, of rhetoric? >> that's a great way to put, an escalating cycle. a few weeks ago, the defense minister said any strike was in the distant future. now he's talking about it like it's an imminent thing. i think israelis are a little more cynical. yes, people have

david mackenzie is out front. thank you. good to see you.s prime leader lashing out at israel, calling it a cancer. what has been the reaction here? >> this is rhetoric that is going on between israel and iran and between iran, israel, and the u.s. what we have seen ing the last few weeks is that every day in the paper, on the street, from the words, the mouths of the leaders here, not taking this strike off the table against iran. now, whether this is rhetoric that is being used to push forward diplomatic sanctions against iran or whether israeli leaders believe they're under threat, remains to be seen, and they worry that they might be painting themselves into a corner. >> do israelis believe that war is imminent, or is the common perception that this is a cycle, although an escalating cycle, of rhetoric? >> that's a great way to put, an escalating cycle. a few weeks ago, the defense minister said any strike was in the distant future. now he's talking about it like it's an imminent thing. i think israelis are a little more cynical. yes, pe

>>reporter: good morning this to the quiet neighborhood in the mackenzie and the house right here.see the hole where the smoke came up after the fire had started, the burn marks here on the left, we will show you pictures from last night. and this is a quiet lower middle class neighborhood just off of interstate 80. yes there are people concerned for sure that these people are around an armed and dangerous. no one really knows again the swat team issued tear-gas canisters in there. the most we have seen so far people rubbernecking and driving by. we have quite a blaze now and after the fact, you can sit back live. there are more police at the scene at this point. people are still mostly sleep on this saturday morning. you can see the burn marks and where the smoke came through. we will try to talk with people here and their feelings on this dangerous situation now back to you. >> marty: the rain did not keep occupy protesters from marching through san francisco on friday. the group marched along market street causing minor traffic delays. and when they arrived at the tenderloin nei

a leading competitor has been mentioned a few times, mackenzie. we have great news from a recent study. but it would be useful to share with the. -- i thought it would be useful to share with you. economics and a driving manufacturing back to the u.s. from china. this is driven by an increase in wages in china. they have increased at a consistent rate. when you go from two dollars to $6 it matters. this is beneficial -- beneficial to states like south carolina. it is also driven by increases in the won. we are much more productive than work is in europe and the rest of the developed world. we think the u.s. can be served better from here. some of the ideas that came up, we have been suggesting. we have been sharing with the house and senate on both sides of the aisle. immigration is critical. your store it -- your point about vocational training are very important in germany, you have college and university mixed with vocational training. the whole idea around supply chain clusters, being able to invest behind an anger. if you get bmw to come to s

a leading competitor has been mentioned a few times, mackenzie.at news from a recent study. but it would be useful to share with the. -- i thought it would be useful to share with you. economics and a driving manufacturing back to the u.s. from china. this is driven by an increase in wages in china. they have increased at a consistent rate. when you go from two dollars to $6 it matters. this is beneficial -- beneficial to states like south carolina. it is also driven by increases in the won. we are much more productive than work is in europe and the rest of the developed world. we think the u.s. can be served better from here. some of the ideas that came up, we have been suggesting. we have been sharing with the house and senate on both sides of the aisle. immigration is critical. your store it -- your point about vocational training are very important in germany, you have college and university mixed with vocational training. the whole idea around supply chain clusters, being able to invest behind an anger. if you get bmw to come to south carolin

our competitor has been mentioned a few times, which is mackenzie. we had great news from a recent study we had based on client work. i wanted to comment and give you some thoughts. we found the economics are driving manufacturing back to the u.s. from china to serve as the u.s. market. this is driven by increases in that china. they have increased to a rate that now actually matters. this is very beneficial to states like south carolina in the u.s. as a whole. it increases in productivity. we are much more productive in the manufacturing in europe than the rest of the world. some of issues that have come up come immigration. it is critical. absolutely. your story around vocational training is very important we have the college and university mixed with real vocational training in germany is very important. the whole idea around supply chain clusters. if you get a bmw that comes to south carolina, the government will be able to support businesses and education in build small businesses that will be there to provide the network to provide the huge num