this is for everybody. >> and for mcclure, who played when she was in school. this is all about empowering young women girls, helping girls be powerful, raising strong girls and strong women is something i believe in. and as the sport grows, mcclure says she plans to create a junior varsity and varsity squad. the team is three games away from the end of the season, but they're still looking for funding to continue to play next season. if you'd like to help out, they have a gofundme and you can find that on our website, ktvu.com in san rafael. crystal bailey, ktvu, fox two news and from football to basketball. >> ktvu is greg lee gives us a look at a first of its kind partnership in the u.s. between the golden state warriors and a bay area prison. >> the sun rises on a new day at california state prison solano, inside the general population facility in vacaville. nearly 4000 incarcerated men are serving sentences for a range of offenses under the watchful eye of officers from the california department of corrections and rehabilitation, hard missing your family,

this is for everybody. >> and for mcclure, who played when she was in school. this is all about empowering young women girls, helping girls be powerful, raising strong girls and strong women is something i believe in. and as the sport grows, mcclure says she plans to create a junior varsity and varsity squad. the team is three games away from the end of the season, but they're still looking for funding to continue to play next season. if you'd like to help out, they have a gofundme and you can find that on our website, ktvu.com in san rafael. crystal bailey, ktvu, fox two news and from football to basketball. >> ktvu is greg lee gives us a look at a first of its kind partnership in the u.s. between the golden state warriors and a bay area prison. >> the sun rises on a new day at california state prison solano, inside the general population facility in vacaville. nearly 4000 incarcerated men are serving sentences for a range of offenses under the watchful eye of officers from the california department of corrections and rehabilitation, hard missing your family,

bill mcclure's land of hope is a part of this large affirmative enterprise, as is the eponymous two volume history of of the western tradition that we will be publishing in march. the golden thread, coauthored by james hankins and alan kelso, will transfer form, i predict our undersea of western history from greeks down to our own day again with the golden thread. we are not in the business of publishing books and formulating curricula. we are also in the business of changing the civilizational tragic tree of our culture. we have included a little taste of volume one in the gift bag you will receive at the end of the. now, there are so many people here tonight who have aided us in this that i could spend the entire reciting their names. but you'll be happy to hear that i'm going to resist that temptation. nevertheless, i do want single out a few key supporters of tonight's festivity, in particular the virginia james and the hickory, the thomas, the steam foundation and the thomas w smith foundation. thank you, all of you. now even in the age of a a.i., you cannot think about books without

. >> just after 3 yesterday afternoon at the verla mcclure about part hola.ht through the front glass and injured 2 people who are inside both of them sent to the hospital. the cause of the crash is under investigation. in the south bay. the city of sunnyvale is launching a new program to help get homeless shelter this winter. yesterday the city council approved booking 10 hotel rooms at the extended stay. america on orleans drive. hotel rooms will become available when officials declared inclement weather events like a lot of rain or a freeze warning homeless residents can take shelter for up to 20 nights. the program could launch as soon as next week and is expected to run until april. over the next 18 months. the mayor of san jose says he wants 1000 beds for the unhoused people. the city says it's working to sweep homeless encampments along the rivers and creeks in san jose where the most number of unsheltered people start to gather kron four's jeff moment has the latest. we'll see what we got. all goes according to plan, homeless advocates like sean cartw

we spoke to the customs authority, which is part of the state of massachusetts, was run by randi mcclure and his aides. in other words, it is immediately under the control of an as said by next day, this could be home to some secret or confidential documents or uh, weapons and ammunition. and that's why this could be added then center act. this is one possibility, especially that they accept logins and fire started. all of a sudden, at that time, residents did not see any war planes or drawings in the skies. what are the other buildings or, and for us to talk so that now engulfed in fire. this is the customs authority, the also together with the information and data center affiliated to the security intelligence. uh, you know, it is the back of my heart because i was graduated from the university but a few meters behind this road. i, you know, it for certain that this is the security and then in terms of security and military security premises by the face of its own. and according to the nature of x, it blows in this intelligence and data center was responsible for collecting data from t

richard, you're on with stuart mcclure. and good evening. hi, how are you? hi, richard. you hear me? yes, sir, we can. welcome. yes, sir. well, that's great. is it a full scale of what you would you built? i mean, is a full scale. actually, the actual white house. well, the exterior model that we began this conversation in front of is one fifth scale of the white house. and this was that we would need a really big building to actually replicate the white house. you can look across the street and see the full scale white house, but we've taken down this building to a size that's really digestible, where you can stand in front of it and take a great selfie. you can come back behind it to this cutaway and you can really die then and explore the house. now, if you want to go through your member of congress, richard, and you're coming to washington and request a tour, then you can do that and have the opportunity to actually go in the house itself. visit those beautiful public rooms, then come over across the street and we'd love to show you this as well. before we take the n

. >> i'm lou dobbs along with financial editor myron kandel jessica mcclure, trapped for almost three days now in a dry artesian well, the iron curtain between east germany and west berlin has come tumbling down. >> good evening. i'm pat buchanan, the conservative and crossfire. the american people appreciated the new television. they certainly came to came to cnn in droves. >> mr. gorbachev and i both agree on the desirability of freer and more extensive personal contact between the peoples of the soviet union and the united states. we began to realize that the best way to get a message to a foreign leader was to have the president go into the rose garden and make a statement because everybody was watching cnn. >> cnn was a breakthrough. it changed the whole world. >> it changed quickly. the network news business, that business that we weren't the only ones. and it was hard, you know, it's hard to be on the top little perch and have to come down off it on special segment tonight, the network news, the first in a two part series on the profound changes taking place in television news