mike clark is the condor keeper at the los angeles zoo. >> you're letting your kids good into the wildinto the big city. but you have to let them go. that's the purpose of it. this is a california native bird. this belongs right in our backyard. >> reporter: clark has been a key part of the condor recovery program for 30 years, and this year it hatched one heck of a milestone. bird number 1,000 reared his head inside a rocky cliff at zion national park. with a 9 1/2-foot wingspan, it is the largest bird in north america, yet few have ever seen one. >> in 1982, there were 22 birds in the wild. and by '84, that breeding population had dropped to nine. >> reporter: seemingly destined for extinction, biologists captured all surviving birds, and the breeding program at the l.a. zoo was formed. >> in the very beginning, since there were so few birds, we were really careful. everyone was on pins and needles. every egg that hatched was worth its weight in gold. >> reporter: at that time, keepers used hand puppets to raise them. but the chicks became too comfortable with humans. >> their curios

i rise today to recognize the well earned retirement of north hampton township chief of police mike clark. chief clark has served the people for 47 years. as our chief of police since 2013. for the first 26 years of his service, chief clark served on the patrol division, on swat, and detective department giving him a wide range of experiences within the police force. earlier this year under the leadership of chief clark the department earned an accreditation from the pennsylvania learment accreditation commission, an achievement realized by just 10% of the state's 1,200 police departments. chief clark works to make the department more active in the community, to increase his officers' interaction with the people they work to protect. his coffee with the cops initiative created personal connections between the police officers and public. under his leadership the department created a facebook page to kept public informed. mr. speaker, we want to thank chief clark for his hard work and dedication to the people of north hampton township. because of the actions of chief clark and his officers,

. >> mike clark, aon. when we started to see the uptick in the claim experience overall for the trio plan, july, august, september, we did reach out to blue shield, because my inclination is always to focus on large claims first. there is a reason why claims may be spiking one month to the next. but also we put a general ask, what are you soo eking in the data -- what are you seeing in the data? they're saying it's isolated. we're seeing one high cost chronic kidney disease claim that just rolled onto medicare, because that's one of the qualifying events, but it takes 29 months for that to happen. highly unusual cerebral vascular events. but when we look at it over the course of the year, and look at where the claims have come in on trio, it's really unusual to see the spike for july, august, september, that we frankly hadn't seen earlier in the year. pamela commented on the favorability of trio through june 30 where we didn't see spiked large claim experience, but we did see it for july, august, september

s be mike and i am dave clark. have you had bad things happen on friday the 13th? had good things happen on friday the 13th. >> i was wondering where the black cat came from? don't walk under that letter, pam. >> i've broken a bunch of mirrors in my life. >>> on this friday the 13th, we have a lot of fog and rain to the north. most of this will come in by this evening and into early saturday. if you're in northern sonoma county, lake, and mendocino, you are already in on some

s be mike and i am dave clark. have you had bad things happen on friday the 13th? >> i've had good things happen on friday the 13th. >> i was wondering where the black cat came from? don't walk under that letter, pam. >> i've broken a bunch of mirrors in my life. >>> on this friday the 13th, we have a lot of fog and rain to the north. most of this will come in by this evening and into early saturday. if you're in northern sonoma county, lake, and mendocino, you are already in on some rain. for the majority of us, it will be coming in later. the fog is here and drizzle is here. the dense fog advisories out and rain eventually drops out. it might take a while to even get down toward san jose and santa clara valley. another system is on the way with various very high snow levels. tomorrow, it will start to come down tomorrow afternoon and evening. it make it down to 4500 feet or 4000. for the majority, it will stay above 6000. there is a dividing line between the deeper moisture and fall, but if it doesn't burn off, doesn't matter. visibility is either really good or

and sew fee and andy clark, dan rolland and mike cass with with the pasha group. the operation and employment performances pasha auto motive services at renice priebus 80 following this presentation, pasha reps will provide a presentation on the local hire efforts. for a little background on the evolution of pier 80, in 2005, pier 80 shifted from container operations to break both cargo such as steel and various other project cargoes. volumes were strong until the 2008 recession. following the recession, volumes steadily declined to a point such that break both cargoes alone was not enough to operate the facility. and in 2016, april of 2016, the port and the previous terminal operator agreed to determine innatterminate dueto a decline k cargoes. in july of 2016, the port and pasha agreed to a agreement. the term was 15 years with two five-year term options. the premiseses includes 60 acres of paved land, two sheds, and four berths. the primary business at the facility is export autos. with a primary customer being tesla, a free mont-based marver. it includes both

mike's fate. >> we the jury in the above-entitled action find the defendant, michael lubahn clark sr. of the crime -- >> guilty of second-degree murder. mike lubahn was going to prison. and longtime detective jim wallace felt surrounded by a very unfamiliar reaction. >> i've had cases before where you get done, you know, and you'll walk out of the courtroom and the family throws their arms around you. they're just so grateful, right? that's not this case. >> i was just very surprised that the jury would convict him on such little evidence, and i don't think any of us are happy to see mike go to jail. >> and you still believe mike is a nice guy, believable guy. >> yes. >> what the family wanted most were some answers. >> it's not so much that i want mike to pay for what he did. i just want to know what happened to my sister. >> and at the sentencing hearing in december 2012, mike's own son echoed those sentiments. >> guilt or innocence aside, i've never wanted my father to go to prison. i've only asked that if he knows anything to please let me know. >> and then, mike jr. made a heartb

. >> that was courage, and you know, that quality that mike talked about, he sort of had it, he clark gabled his last line in gone with the wind, he didn't give a dam. >> we are counting down now to the top of the house, the house judiciary committee hearing that will review impeachment evidence against president trump. there is steve cast ter, the attorney for the republicans. we're counting down to the start of this impeachment hearing set to begin any moment now. they present their evidence about the president's pressure against ukraine, the pressure campaign against ukraine, trying to shakekr down a foreign leade for dirt on a political rival in is what they are saying they did. they are having a chance to refute this once again. i'm not sure what options they have, but they're stuck in the land of conspiracy theories, joe. >> and vladimir putin's conspiracy theories, they're spouting those, and they do whatever it takes to defend this president at this time. i'm curious about the differing styles of two men that republicans have been attacking in the past several years. two men w

mike. >> looking at some breaks in the cloud cover, also some sprinkles are possible over towards palo alto, middle field road, clarkay, down to mountain view. this is the last push from the storm. you can see a trend of it sinking southward and the showers tapering over the south bay. here's a look from the exploratorium, that's a cool shot with some of those lower clouds going up against the higher clouds in the back, the colors are fantastic. the breezes out there, they'll relax as the sunshine becomes more dom nant inant in our fore. much colder tomorrow morning with frost possible inland. our next storm possible sunday into monday. let's look at how quickly future radar gets rid of the rain. you can see it getting rid of the clouds by noon. over the last three hours, they haven't had anything measurable hit any of our buckets in the south bay. we're not expecting more to do that. at least according to that radar. temperatures today, from about 54 in richmond to fairfield, 58. a look at the freezing cold temperatures up in the north bay valleys. some around danville, san ramon. everyone else in the 30s. san fran