john's fellow marines have described them as a marine warrior and i can see it is bigger than life andbeyond the reach of debt. john, it is because of your extraordinary personality and being and whatever it takes that really do something very special for our country. america is the greatest the world has ever known because of you and people like you. there are very few. it is now my incredible privilege to present sergeant major trend i've with the congressional medal of honor. i would like to ask the military aid to come forward and read the citation. thank you. [applause] >> the president of the united states and nato congress takes pleasure in awarding the medal of honor to john canley, united states very corporate for intrepidity at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty, an action against the enemy while serving as company gunnery urgent time alpha company first battalion, first marines, first bring division from 31 january to six february 19th 68 in the republic of vietnam. also company thought of multiple vicious attacks is a rapidly moved along the highway too

john's fellow marines have described him as a marine warrior, and i can see it.e is bigger than life and beyond the reach of death. he is truly larger than life. it is because of your extraordinary personality and tong and whatever it takes, really do something very special for our country. america is the greatest force for peace, justice, and freedom the world has ever known. because of people like you, brave people but very few like you, john. it is now my incredible privilege to present sergeant major john canley with the congressional medal of honor, and i would like to ask the military aide to come forward and read the citation. thank you. >> the president of the united states in the name of congress takes pleasure in awarding the congressional medal of honor to gunnery sergeant john canley for conspicuous bravery in the call of duty against the enemy. while serving as got a resurgent of out the carpeting -- as gunnery sergeant. out the company fought off multiple vicious attacks as it moves along the highway toward hue city. despite being wounded in these e

trump: as well as my chief ,f staff and a beloved marine he loves the marines, john kelly. john.plause] pres. trump: and much more important, a great wife and a great mother -- karen, please stand up. [applause] pres. trump: great woman. great man, great woman. i just spoke to president mccrum. he is well. he sends his regards. recognize two very special retired marines. [applause] [cheering] [applause] [indiscernible] we are alsoump: truly thankful to have the veterans of beirut. this is an incredible group. i will ask you to stand. you courageously survived that terrible october day, and you have maybe your first duty to remember. please stand. [applause] [cheering] president trump: such incredible spirit. i see hugging and kissing. i think it is fantastic. [laughter] that is real love. it is beautiful. thank you. great, great people. ofare joined by the families those who made the ultimate sacrifice for us. please stand. [applause] that is really great. thank you. thank you all. that is great. incredible. every goldstar family today, we pay tribune to the heroes you knew and l

john's fellow marines have described him as a marine warrior. i can see it. he's bigger than life and beyond the reach of death. he is truly larger than life. john, it's because of your extraordinary personality and being and whatever it takes that really do something very special for our country. america's the greatest force for peace, justice and freedom the world has ever known because of you and people like you that are very few, very few. brave people. very, very few like you, john. it's now my incredible privilege to present sergeant major john canley with the congressional medal of honor. i would like to ask the military aide to come forward and read the citation. thank you. >> the president of the united states in the name of congress takes pleasure in awarding the congressional medal of honor to gunnery sergeant to john l. canley, united states marine corps, gallantry at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty in action against the enemy while serving his company gunnery sergeant, first marines division from 31 december to january 6. t

marines to chase north korean troops up into china. he was wrong.osen reservoir. >> reporter: you may have seen these pictures before. american fighting men pushed to their limits and beyond. >> we took turns sleeping in the daytime. it was too cold at night. >> reporter: but unless you were there, you have no idea. >> most reliable was the strongest of our instincts. we all just did what we had to do to survive. >> reporter: now 90, warren was a young marine at the reservoir in north korea in the brutal winter of 1950. >> people can't imagine 40, 50 below zero. everything froze. vehicles froze, rifles froze, people froze. if you got wounded, you couldn't walk, you froze to death. >> turkey and the trimmings, courtesy of the u.s. air force. >> reporter: it was thanksgiving and the legendary general douglas macarthur had turned the tide of battle. >> barrel northward against the enemy. >> reporter: north korean troops who had invaded the south were in full retreat. they were in hot pursuit pushing toward the river in china. >> macarthur said he would

this is my 19th marine corps, off and on since 1995. it's exciting and the spectators make the race, ty really do. r orter: this is the course, the course is starting to sort of fold in on itself ow. it's the first recent finish line run, i'll walk you back over hre to take a look. they're making sure the course is clear for traffic and they're doing it with military precision. that's how things are when you talk about te marorps marathon. live in georgetown, derrick ward, news back to you. >> a lot of those closures will lift as we go throu the day here. i want to switch gears and bring you to wt is a vastly different story in the city of pittsburgh and across the country as communities start to come to grips with what happened yesterday, a day after a gunman d fire inside a jewish temple, killing 11 people, hurting 6 others. >> david culver joins us live near the tree life nagogue. moments ago authorities revealed morehi about horrific shooting. what did they say? >> reporter:m monitoring that press conference happening not too far fr

i believe if you're a marine you should want to be a marine forever. this is the way it is. that's not -- that doesn't work all the time so we have to treat each and every case. some of it has to do with balancing a monetary value like a bonus or a duty station or an aircraft that they fly or giving that family potentially a break whether it be at school, you know, come to the pentagon, headquarters, marine corps, wonderful place to be or otherwise. we're looking at all how we manage the talent. the enlisted, we are focusing on one, the training. that i think we talked about that. 18, 19, 20-year-olds off the street, you will work on an f-35, v 22 within their five-year, six-year enlistment and keep a certain amount in and we need to keep those guys in as they progress out. one of the things that i think is critical is you find that qualified marine that has those higher level designations, you want to reward him. in the past before last year, we never really had a reward. it was just like okay, you have a higher designation, that just means you're working this weekend becau

the marine corps.o be inhe continues the reserves until 1990, where colonel.s as a corne . he actually volunteered for service again in 1956. he was in vietnam. they had tours for one year. when they were deployed. did asmajor objective he military intelligence was sort of, mapping out where guerrilla warfare and i talks on the american forces were happening, with a new sort of way of analyzing data. he was able to determine where the enemy was located and they reduced the attacks greatly eriod, iss time p significant time for the military during his time period there. jack murtha was elected to congress in 1974 in a special election. new congressmen are assigned to committee work, so one of the things he was assigned to fairly quickly, was the house subcommittee on defense appropriations. this was critical because what is happening, he was building on his military experience. i would also like to note, though, in his election of 1974, he was the first member of the house to have served in vietnam. bec

if you are a marine you should want to be a marine forever. but that doesn't work all the time. so we have to treat each and every case. some has to do with balancing a a bonus orlue like duty station, or an aircraft they fly, or giving that family , oreak whether it be school otherwise. we are looking at how we manage that talent. the unlisted. we are focusing on the training. that is something philip talked about. 1920-year-olds, within enlistment, we are keeping a certain amount and . we need to keep those guys and girls as they progress in and out. one of the things that is critical is you find the qualified marine that has the higher level designations. you want to reward him. , we nevert year really had a reward. it was just like you got a higher designation. that just means you're working this weekend. now, if youities are an instructor, or some of the other designations, we are going to give you money for that reenlistment. we are also going to let you stabilize and that squadron for two years. it doesn't seem like much but we have had some success with people taking tha

giving them incentives, i believe if you are a marine if you want to be a marine forever, this is the way it is. that doesn't work all the time so we have to treat each and every case, some of it has to do with balancing a monetary value like a duty station or an aircraft or giving that family potentially a break whether they be at school come to the pentagon, the marine corps is a wonderful place to be or otherwise. we are looking at how we manage that talent. we are focusing on the training. 18, 19, 20-year-olds off the street working on f 35s in their -- we keep a certain amount in. we need to keep them in as they progress out. one of the things i think is critical is you find the qualified marine with higher-level designations. you want to reward him. in the past before last year we never really had a reward. it just means you are working this weekend, you're the only guy with the designation. we have realists and opportunities so you are a duty instructor or insurance representative or other designations you want to reenlist. we will give you money for the reenlistment and we wil

marin county health department will begin its ten day free flu shot event.ning officials will be at the canal alliance in san rafael starting at 10 a-m. there are nine other events happening throught the month all over marin county. for a list of those dates and locations you can head to our website at kron 4 dot com. ( james ) another big story we are following this morning... judge brett kavanaugh quest for the supreme court remains in limbo after several accusations of sexual assault.( darya ) as the f-b-i looks into his past...former classmates are coming forward to dispute some of his claims. john lawrence has the details. more plot twists in the brett kavanaugh soap opera.....among the latest.....kavanaugh was accused of starting a bar fight in 1985, while he was a yale student.new haven police say tensions flared after kavanaugh allegedly threw ice at someone.chief anthony campbell/new haven police"when he was asked by the officers whether or not he did it, he would not state yes or no."the police report doesn't indicate whether anyone was arrested. e

giving them incentives, i believe if you are a marine you so want to be a marine forever, but that does not work all the time. we have to each -- treat each case fairly. go maybe giving that family a break or otherwise. we are looking at how we manage that talent. we are focusing on the training. we will keep a certain amount and and we will keep them and as they progress out. one of the things that i think it's critical is that you find that qualified marine that has a higher level designation. if you want to reenlist we are going to give you money. we are also going to let you stabilize for two years. it doesn't seem like much, but we have had some success when people take that on top of reenlistment bonuses. if i want to stay in north carolina, california, or hawaii and i reenlist and now we are seeing where these people are and manage that community much better. make no mistake about it, we love our pilots. we want to make sure we have the best training force in the world, but equally just as much time as that petty officer who with really doing his work. that is something we cannot

marin county health department will begin its ten day free flu shot event. n officials will be at the canal alliance in san rafael starting at 10 a-m. there are nine other events happening throug. for a list of those dates and locations you can head to our website at kron 4 dot com. ( darya ) bay area police are asking parents not to purchase a cell phone case that looks like a weapon. the san mateo county deputy sheriff's association posted this photo of a cell phone case that resembles a gun in someone's back pocket. authorities say people could see it and think it's a real gun and call police. officials went on to say that someone could potentially get shot. ( james ) ( james ) another big story we are following this morning... judge brett kavanaugh quest for the supreme court remains in limbo. ( darya ) the senate could vote on kavanaugh's confirmation any day now.. amid the new sexaul misconduct accusations. abby phillip has the details. mcconnell: "the time for endless delay and obstruction has come to a close. mr. president, we'll be voting this week.

we are taking a live look as runners and marines and ady forers are getting the 43rd annual marine corps marathon, the marathon of the op e. it will be an extraordinary day of accomplishment. news 4 today returns after this. i i beeve i've heard stories from people across virginiaing. that have moved me to take action on veterans unemployment, the opioid epidemic, and pediatric healthcare. but we can't make progress when we're divided, when our leaders pit us against each other for political gain. in the senate, i'll always listen to you and focus on solving problems that matter to virginia and to america. i'm tim kaine, and i approve this message. self proclaimed mother of the chemical weapon corp meet aime hoeber. ewhere she refeo nerve gas as just insecticide developed for people. someone who's made a career cashing in on her government contacts- was sueds or using her positionboard member to defraud shareholders. d is now pursuing trumps agenda of defunding planned parenthood and denying medical coverage to people with pre existing conditions. the mori'm david trone, hoeber, i approv

and whatever else has happened and i'm the daughter of a career marine, and i'm the sister of a marine, and i will tell you that the one thing that you have to sit about every single person who is a member of the armed services is they have taken an oath to defend us with a pair of the life. think the least we can do is give them the same level of due process that any civilian expects in any courthouse in the land. >> ms. coyne, you've indicated that investigation is an area that is needed earlier in the process. two questions about that. went in and investigate available to the defense? and two, how many investigators are available? in other words, if there's one -- tell us how the investigation works. >> well, right now i've been with the dso for five years. during that time we've had two investigators. granted, we had to go to court to get it and both of them they involve individuals who are having to be investigated in a foreign language. so in one case we had a vietnamese client, was a homicide case, a child homicide, and in order to develop information relevant for sentencing med

and whatever else has happened, and i am the daughter of a career marine and the sister of a marine. and i will tell you that the one thing that you have to say about every single person who is a member of the armed services, is they have taken an oath to defend us at peril of their life. i think the least we can do is give them the same level of due process that any civilian expects in any courthouse in the land. >> ms. klein, you have indicated that investigation is an area that is needed earlier in the process. two questions about that. when is an investigator available to the defense, and 2, how many investigators are available? in other words, if there is one for her, tell us how the investigation works. >> right now, i have been with the dso for five years. during that time we have had 2 investigators. granted, we had to go to court to get it, and in both of them, they involved individuals who were having to be investigated in the foreign language. in one case we had a vietnamese client, it was a homicide case, a child homicide. and in order to develop information relevant for

as they shut down, when -- marin fire is stepping up. a marin county crew is sleeping here tonight. they are on 24 hours now. normally these firefighters with scattered to their homes at the end of a workday but not with red flag conditions worsening overnight. >> is cold and late in the year and we have had some rain but unfortunately just because it is october and november doesn't mean we can't have big fires.>> reporter: some rain but no new rain and none on the horizon. this puts the north and east bay and high fire risks with humidity debate and winds gusting. >> i came up here but that was closed. >> rep >> i think people that hike on the trail are pretty conscientious. i would love it they will trust as to not start fires but i understand they want to be cautious. >> reporter: last october's devastating fires sparked change with local agencies standardizing how and when they will close public plans to avoid an ignition source. taking a page from the cow fire playbook, agencies not only add staff but move engines so they are in field and ready. at headquarters in west marin, t

he hates being singled out from all the other marines who did their time in nam. >> when you look ate of a war and what type of recognition they received, it's nothing. that really offends me. >> reporter: the marines who followed him into battle were the source of his courage. >> knowing they were 100% behind me, fear never existed. >> reporter: david martin, cbs news, washington. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," only cbs news was there as two men confronted the priest who allegedly abused them when they were 10 years old. what the former priest said when the men asked why they were targets. >>> plus, we speak with the that's the "cbs mornrsy, thanks watching, i'm anne-marie green, have a great day. october 18th. i'm kenny choi. and i'm michelle griego. >>> it is thursday, october 18th. camera looking at fr"sales eastgood morning, thanks legriego. we begin with breaking news out of bay point this morning. around 4,000 people have been forced out of their homes after a power line ard a fire a sheriff republican refinery. this is in the area of poinsettia and suisun avenues. firef

the marine corps marathon is well under way.runners from all over the country and the world stretching out, getti ready for the race. they are starting to come close to the finish line. we are checking in with our crews along the race route. >>> meanwhile, in pennsylvania investigators are learning moru ahe man arrested after 11 people were murdered at a synagogue. we are on the ground in pittsburghith the latest. >> there we go, the runners on the road for this sha sunday morning, the marine corps marathon is under way, we areer all the race course working for you. >>> and thank you for being here wi us, it's 9:31. ople are out there putting in work. you think you are doing good deeds. these guys are running and making a difference. >> and they call it the people'a thon because unlike -- i know one runner jim spoke with said i'm doing the boston marathon coming up. a lot of these races you have to qualify for. these you don't. ere is no prize money involved. that's why it's the people's marathon. a lot of them running for the f

is entirely composed of marine sediment. this was the ocean floor before cuba appeared before it will see the angles everything which sank to the bottom accumulated here and helped to create this particular type of rock among. its own flaws really doing some major work here. for the for the island of cuba or ever existed a shark measuring nearly fifty meters called the mega aladin three times as big as the largest great white shark of our era dominated the ocean depths for more than twenty million years. and then the gallatin is the largest predator that's ever existed. a force of nature wayne forty tons and as long as an articulated truck the species became extinct a million and a half years ago having no suitable prey to feed on. but sharks are still widely prevail and around cuba including the silky shark which took over when the my gallatin became extinct. for. ninety percent of the world shot population has been wiped out in the last fifty years. and forty million of them a still being hunted every year. but cuba is in

>>arch "marine corps marathon." pat? > we are following breaking news in prince george's county on the suitlandy. parkwa a barbara comstock might as well be barbara trumpstock. donald trump is against expanding medicaid in virginia. against protections for pre-existing conditions. and he sabotaged the healthcare market, hiking insurance rates up to 64 percent in virginia. barbara trumpstock agrees. voting with trump 98 percent of the time. jennifer wexton believes healthcare is a right ... and successfully fought to expand medicaid in virginia. "i'm jennifer wexton and i approved this message... because change is coming." donald trump: such a nasty woman. reporter: shouting match erupted in the senate. man: just shut up. [all shouting] tired of all that? me, too. that's why i'm running for the u.s. senate-- to change the way washington works. from healthcare costs to a lack of high paying jobs, nothing gets done anymore because of silly partisan games. but a true outsider could change that. i'm neal simon, and i prove th

barracks in lebanon, killing hundreds of marines. we will never forget that act of terrorism.

>> that never crossed my mind. >> reporter: canley was leading mbs marines into the teeth of a northvietnamese ambush on the southern outskirts of hue. >> my troops would follow me to death, so if they are in a position whereas that they might die, what am i supposed to do? ng reporter: according to statements submitted by his men, what he did was repeatedly expose himself to enemy fire to pull wounded marines to safety. >> they're still alive, right? so i'm going to try to get to leem. >> reporter: eyewitnesses saw him pull at least ten wounded rgrines to safety, charge a bechine gun that had them pinned to f, and deliberately expose himself to fire in order to pinpoint enemy locations. but he hates being singled out from all the other marines who did their time in 'nam. >> when you look at what type of award or what type of recognition they received, it's nothing. rat really offends me. >> reporter: the marines who followed him into battle, canley says, were the source of his courage. hi knowing that they were 100% behind me, fear never existed. >> reporter: david martin, cbs news,

the united states marine corps marines and our united states sailors out there. united states navy sailors. it's very interesting, we're very early on. i joke about this. it was taco tuesday. win for the team. >> awesome. >> there's goodness there. in reality, one of the first questions as we just started eating, a marine sergeant e5 looks across, looks over at the combatant commander, says, sir, in your house of armed services committee testimony, and then verbatim, read off a bunch of testimony. >> he didn't read off, he had memorized. >> yeah. >> he quoted my testimony back to me. a marine e5. and then he asked why did you say that? [ laughter ] >> so that in itself is just unbelievably just impressive. and i would like to say it's an isolated incident. it's just simply not. but in addition to that, what that member brought up is he actually shared a really, really relevant and important message and he shared on a deployment into the eucom aor. it was a tactical echelon example of deterrence, but having this sergeant e5 of the united states marine corps really

barracks in lebanon, killing hundreds of marines. we will never forget that act of terrorism. or those who give their lives that day. the president just spoke, as many of you know. there are five topics i want to address today. first, we are encouraged by the high voter turnout in the afghan parliamentary elections this past weekend. we commend their efforts to facilitate credible elections. there were some technical issues. despite that, we remain committed to assisting the election commissions in their work for the presidential election that will come in april of 2019. second, the migrant caravan is violating mexico's sovereignty, laws, and immigration procedures. president trump will not stand for this to happen to the united states. to those who say that this is a hardhearted stance, let's not forget that the united states is a historically-generous nation when it comes to immigration. one million people per year are granted permanent legal status here in the united states.

in the interests of cuba's natural habitats noel and the office of marine parks once again have put in place extremely strict measures to regulate this perennial activity. in this aquatic paradise there is an issue which needs no well and leslie's urgent attention. it's hard to imagine that one of the central american reefs worst nightmare as was caused by just six fish who escaped from a florida aquarium during hurricane andrew in one thousand nine hundred eighty. the lionfish originally from the pacific has no natural predator in the atlantic. and each female lays two million eggs a year. in ten years lion fish have invaded the whole of the caribbean including cuba. half of the species present in the reef today are in danger of being replaced by this passed. it's a huge problem for which there doesn't seem to be a solution. but back in the familiar surroundings of the queen's gardens noel has patiently been developing a most original idea. he discovered that in their native pacific lion fish eaten daily by groupers and shell. so their caribbean cousins just need to be persuaded that

it was also it's proof you know that there's marine sediments. and in this limestone did you find anything else absolutely we found lots of things. look here's a fossil which seems very rare. but all that's really interesting. it's a tooth from a shark which lived here thirty million years ago during the place to see an era but it was how more political scene was from up until a arrow which came to an end a million and a half years ago. it was a huge i when i was on we this is a very interesting discovery. but i'm going to show it to one of my friends who is a shark specialist. so all the fossils found you are from marine animals but what do you know because this is limestone is entirely composed of rain sediment. this was the ocean floor before cuba appeared before that will see it on the everything which sank to the bottom accumulated here and help to create this particular type of rock among. its own really doing some major work here. for the for the island of cuba or ever existed a shark measuring nearly fifteen meters called the mcgann a den

in marin county, wayne freedman, abc 7. >> a lot at stake.hanks, wayne, very much. >>> in san francisco there's a plan that could force hundreds of businesses and even city hall to hire trash sorters. with more on how this affects your wallet, "abc 7 news" anchor dion lim is live upstairs in one of our break rooms to explain. >> reporter: we are here in the break room because this is where sorting begins on an everyday level. we have three bins,comp landfill and recycle. if you are like me or maybe some of my other "abc 7 news" colleagues, it can be challenging determining which one to use. >> the containers trouble me a lot because it says you can recycle it, it looks like plastic, i have heard different things. i would guess recycling. >> full disclosure, this is my colleague dan crater in one of our break rooms after eating his lunch. you may be able to relate to his dilemma. >> also i think sometimes i have heard these are compostable. >> reporter: on a larger scale, san francisco is set to vote on legislation this week requiring the larg

we have marine pilots that are flying with blue angels. >> marines fly the c-130 aircraft. >> fleet week organize fliezers estimate 1 million spectators will show up. it could mean a lot of traffic. >> definitely use public transportation. try to leave your cars at home. >> spectacular weather. >> he says fleet week is truly inspiring. >> when you see marines andy ancoast guard their ges us a g feeling. it's a sense of pride. >> for sure. back live with a long line of spectators who have an amazing vantage point for today's air show. it begins at noon today. it runs through saturday and sunday. we have a complete list on our web site. abc7news.com. abc 7 news. >> thanks so much. >>> how will the weather be? will it be clear and dry? >> i don't know. >> you saw the picture. of course it is going to be a little windy. the sunshine will be the dominant feature. it is all of the people trying to walk across right now. guess what the winds are? they are about 5 miles per hour. they pick up a little bit. they will pick up a little bit as we head towards tomorrow especially. the farther you are

and the marin civic center in san rafael. clear lake mid-80s tomorrow. the extended forecast will go with the status quo with the low clouds in the morning and sunshine in the afternoon for the coast and inland, sunny most of the day. number speak on saturday, begin to come down sunday and next week will be bone chilling cold in the mid-70s in the bay area. make your plans now, liz? >> still ahead, we dig into the kpix 5 archives for when the word organic became an official title for foods that made the cut. i'm april kennedy and i'm an arborist with pg&e in the sierras. since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be susta

marine layer will mean cool temperatures today. weak offshore flow will then likely develop late in the week, resulting in warmer and drier conditions from friday on through the weekend. dry weather conditions are expected to persist well into next week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin ) new this morning... menlo park police are investigating reports of a suspicious man near ringwood avenue. police say a hispanic male driving a newer model dark gray or black b-m-w approached a 14-year-old girl who was walking home from school. the driver reportedly told the girl he was low on gas and offered her a ride if she gave him money.. she declined and he drove away. the vehicle was described as having a paper dealership advertisement instead of license plates. ( robin ) happening now... police are looking for a killer after a teenage boy was shot and killed yesterday evening in

. >>> marin county is the latest battleground in the fight over teen vaping. tomorrow county supervisors will pick up a ban on flavored tobacco products. but betty yu reports smoke shops say they are being unfairly caught in the middle. much like the smoke that permeates the room, inr. owner brian tulfur and his wife, susan, have owneth >> inldier in vietnam, i'm a decorated soldier many vietnam and i have been doing this. now my livelihood is being threatened. i feel just totally like the cown city letting me -- the county is letting me down. >> marin health and human services says young people are using flavored products like these more than any other group. >> electronic cigarette uses a major problem in california and a recent report revealed nearly half of the 11th graders in marin county have tried electronic cigarettes, which is a gateway to a lifetime of addiction. >> and no teen is interested many that. >> reporter: they do not sell vaping products, but sells flavored pipe tobacco, cigars, snuff, and chewing tobacco. under the ban, he says he would ha

(dave)onshore flow and a deep marine layer will mean cool temperatures today.the week, resulting in warmer and drier conditions from friday on through the weekend. dry weather conditions are expected to persist well into next week. ( darya ) the red sox the red sox eliminate the yankees in thrilling fashion in the bronx.. beating the yankees 4 to 3. this sets up a blockbuster showdown in the alcs between the108-win red sox and the 103-win and defending world series champion astros. it was a bad night for vallejo born.. cc sabathia.. he got cc sabathia.. he got into some trouble early, walking a player to load the bases in the first inning. he escaped that jam but he wasn't as lucky in the third: gave up three runs and three hits as boston took the lead for good. sabathia's night ended after that. as bad as he was.. he says the ref was worse and shouldn't be umping in the playoffs.. although he didn't blame him for the yankees hard loss. ( darya ) the warriors can say the game tonight doesn't matter, it's just the pre season.. but it is a big deal.. since it's t

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and tomorrow also marine corps marathon.in detail, and we're also going to talk about the leaves. are they going to change before they die and fall off the tree >>> all right. lauryn, thank you. happening today, bisons past and present who gather today for an honored traditn, howard homecoming. >> festivities have been tppening all week leading up to the game again bulldogs. derek ward is live in northwest washington. lauryn rickets saying damp and breezy. energy is still up there. >> reporter: yeah. it's definitely goi to rain o their parade, but not the enthusiasm behind this annual event. georgia avenue north of the campus you can see roadblocks haven't gon this parade gets underway at 10:00 a.m. what's happening today? of course howard's homecoming against -- and then the game against the south carolinat bulldogs 1:00 p.m. now, here's a parade route that's going t start up here at 6th and howard place. it's goingo go down georgia --ly actu6th and fairmont. a's going to florida, georgia avenue, make it way to 4th and howa

marin county, alyssa harrington, kt. r 7 pm last nig piner road near marleau in northwest santa rosa. a 56-year-old woman was killed. officers say that she was walking outside the crosswalk. it was dark and the roads were wet. the driver that hit her remained at the scene and is cooperating with authorities. authorities say that alcohol and drugs do not appear to be factors in this crash. >> rainfall that started over the weekend has not disrupted the grape harvest. rain can become a problem when it lingers and grapes do not dry which could lead to erotic to some great varieties like chardonnay and pinot noir are more susceptible because they have better skins and typically are packed more closely in the clusters on the vine. the vineyard manager say that those varieties are now at the tail end of the harvest. >>> mitch mcconnell says that the full senate will vote on the nomination of brett kavanaugh to the supreme court this week interview any relevant witness as long as it is done within the week. brett kavanaugh has

marine corps sergeant major john canley.as the story. >> reporter: marine corps sergeant major john canley, a vietnam hero, honored at the white house with the nation's highest award for valor in combat. >> he assaulted enemy stro strongholds, killed enemy fighters and did everything you had to do. >> reporter: now 80 years old, he was lauded by the president of the united states for a battle in which 147 marines were killed and 857 wounded. >> despite sustaining serious injuries, very, very serious injuries, he continued to face down the enemy with no thought for his own safety. john personally saving the lives of more than 20 marines. >> reporter: years later, canley still speaking about what it takes to be a leader. >> i think it's about taking care of subordinates. as a leader, as long as s subordinate unit leaders take care of their people, you don't have to worry about the mission. >> reporter: in vietnam, he was a heroic leader in 1968. >> my marines, because they believed in me, they would follow me to death. and i h

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it's doubled in marin county in the past two years. this morning's meeting begins at the march republican civic center in san raphael. >>> the wife of the journalist who was killed this that -- in that saudi journalist, how she's honoring her husband and her disappointment with president trump. >>> the protest against the company's handling of sexual harassment allegations. >>> traffic is getting busier all over the place, including highway 4 as you head up to concord. >>> skies are clear, there's a good breeze in the higher elevations, but sunshine and warmer temperatures will take us into the afternoon. we'll show you those temperatures coming up. california's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44th. i'm marshall tuck, i'm a public-school parent, and i know we can do better. in the public schools i led, we got more funding into our classrooms, supported our teachers, and we raised graduation rates by 60%. that's why president obama's education secretary endorses me. we've done it before. now, let's do it for every public-school

marine corps reserve and navy active- duty respectively. considering these three mishaps involved legacy aircraft, it is my fervent belief that the services must do everything possible to ensure the safety of flight. to this and among the things they must consider is the recapitalization and modernization of the oldest and most honorable legacy aircraft. a review of air force inter- theater airlift portfolio shows services on track to recapitalize its regular component unit with c-130 j aircraft. air force is now recommending the reserve and international guard with insignificant -- capacity to extend the life and relevance of the legacy guard and reserve fleet, the air force is recommending funding for major modernization programs. such as center wing box replacement, the links and service life and aviation upgrades to keep these aging aircraft relevant. this committee has been asked to perform upgrades for legacy c-130 aircraft in the reserve component by authorizing additional funds for the support for. today, the air force has not reque

go. 250 marines, japanese marines, said ok. brought out all these pows. you think he would retire. instead, he founded the cia. fighfought in vietnam. and when jimmy carter was a mess, singlaub said it on the record in a washington post -- that is fake news. he did an interview while he was in korea. truth was,t the carter was doing was endangering america. hours, the washington post ran it on the front page. he was home in the oval office. that was the beginning of the end of his career and then he retired. no, he did not retire. he became the most effective against communist infiltration of latin america. he was one of the leaders that went down. ollie north got all the attention. one of the guys doing the work was general singlaub. extraordinary american soldier. we, a few years ago, asked if we could start an award in his name for service to america. greedy because we want to be able to give it for the next 1000 years and claim we are linked to him because of how wonderful he is and how great he has been. clap for him. grea

it carries an additional 2,000 marines when deployed. and their helicopters and combat weapons. >> my father was in world war ii, and he was in the navy. he was a dead gunner. so i wanted to see the inside of a ship. >> the people, while they're visiting, had the opportunity to climb aboard an aircraft or learn about the different type of equipment that the marines use on board. so they really get that hands-on experience while touring the ship. >> of course the biggest crowd policer is the precision flying team, blue angels. practice begins friday afternoon with a full airshow saturday and sunday. >>> to get all the details, including pulling schedule and explanation of how it all got started, go to abc7news.com. i'm excited for them to start practicing tonight. >> yeah. >> it's loud. >> it is very loud. you can't miss it. i've been seeing a lot of those ships too along the embarcadero. there are a lot of them. it's massive. it's very cool. >> they're huge. >> it's amazing what they can do and the stealth technology they are building wi

marines that was out there and they we rning in in droves. they actually ran toward the flames to te to s their neighbors. the marine corp. barracks is a few yards away. they saw the flames and when into action. yesterday they reunited with the people they tried to save. >> i have been waiting for the oppoayunity to thank you to them because they helped a lot. if it wast forthem, it would have been a lot of fatalities in that building. >> investigators are trying to figure out what caused the firee they focussing the investigation on the buildings air conditioning unit. some people had the concern that the fire may have started on the roof. >> still a lot of heroism that day. >> yeah. these young marines and i said did they call you?al did they you? no, we just saw fire. >>t's like in their dna. let's do it. well hats off to them. >> you can run with the marines again later this month. the marathon is coming up. >> are you running? >> i will not be running this iar. the last tim completed was 2014. the aging process has not been kind. on a fr

heavy rain in marin county. should die down in the next 20 minutes. i'll be back with the complete forecast. >>> we're getting a bett-- dama tracks it center will be fixed. buses won't return for weeks. fremont street could open in 10 days with narrower lanes. we've learned that the new $2.2 billion building is under warranty so the city won't be responsible. >> the builder is responsible for it. once we know the cause and the responsibility and allocation will be distributed to the responsible parties. >> the transit center has been closed for a week. they should know why two beams cracked. >>> it's mertz t the homeless on -- meant to get the homeless off the streets. >>> the national league wild card goes extra innings. i look ahead to tomorrows game. >>> the valley over a rent control measure. a look at prop 10 and what it means for renters and landlords. >> landlords would rather have the unit vacant. tism city of oakland has three tough shed houses on the house the homeless. it is set to open. the village has 20 sheds for up to 40 people. it was