. >>> father and son in the montgomery, alabama area made a huge discovery while enjoying a hobby of spotted a small green bottle. but it was the nearly 65-year-old prescription still locked inside that caught their attention. rosanna smith from our montgomery affiliate has the story. >> i know it's a hobby, but a hobby of patience too. >> reporter: brian loves to metal detect. along the way he has found items that take us back in history. >> i found a token here in montgomery that rosa would have used in the 50s. i found silver war belt buckles. >> reporter: this was the site of his most recent search in hope hall, what he and his son discovered turned out to be yet another treasure. this green bottle dates back to 1958 and lists dr. richard h. harris jr. as the pharmacist who filled it. >> when i did a search on google, i was amazed what i discovered. >> reporter: he was a captain with the tuskegee airmen before becoming a pharmacist. he operated montgomery's oldest black drug store and in the '60s he opened his home to the freedom riders. it's now a historic site. >> it's amazing

side montgomery is a marvel and her dear friend to. everyone in this audience is a dear friend of yours. the world loves you. [applause] >> a naturalist, adventurer, and author of 30 books that have changed lives and spanned the planet, made the new york times bestseller list and been a finalist for the national book award for nonfiction. tigers, octopuses, pink dolphins, hummingbirds and turtles put their heads out of their shelves. with her is matt patterson, illustrator and affection otto and co-conspirator to bring more love and understanding to the world of turtles. he does want to come up here and talk a little turtle. [applause] >> what a lovefest. this is fantastic. i cannot believe we get to be here in the same room with helen and terry and vicki and all of you. such a great phrase to describe our prayer and everything we wanted to get across, everything we ever created. it is thrilling to celebrate our new book with you all and this is a project, i will tell you how it kind of came about. many projects have more than one begi

a document all montgomery is the regional director for the world health organization in wisconsin. he told dw what the situation is like at the chief of hospital. we are getting reports from our office there in hudson that they have not really money to do in order to get any communication for the last for depaula's was that teams, they had an issue policy thing. but according to the board, you know, they are stating the tax offset adults, but they've been doing this at home depot the hospital, which led, for example, the last the tac last night. you know, let him to the casualties and get some of those people to check on something that was to be done as well as making the ice. you were the one that bishop died or was under ventilator. and the service is really what options there because of the lack of the viewing, as well as because of the direct attacks you know, of some of the buildings do. there is no clean what's on the door on the services as well as moving the capacity. you know, the, i don't know, but i think or don't use the whole, but i think with north caesar and they are

to a guy named larry montgomery. on the side, he has put away his share of bad guys, usually by knocking on doors, but instead he works at looking very closely to the evidence. he doesn't work fast, in fact, he is meticulously slow. and that is just what is called case needed. >> was there anything in the original investigation that struck you as something to be needing to re-examine? >> everything. >> everything that had led the police into that wall. trying to decide between two suspects. >> i mean, i'm concerned about this girl. okay? you know? she is missing. >> marty, lindsay's older friend. who kept their relationship a secret, and lied about his name. and chris. >> it seems like she might be still alive. >> the last person to have been known to see her when she was dropped off at that corner. >> and he in your mind, which of the two was a better suspect? >> no, i don't know until i get into the details. >> you're no doubt aware that you have a reputation for saying god's in the details? guilty or innocent? was

the second night incident took place right here at montgomery high school. the kids are inside the classrooms. >> at this time, but they are very frustrated by what's going on as this is the second knife incident at their school. explain in just a few moments about the first incident at montgomery high school. but first, let me show you the knife that was recovered on a 14 year-old boy. now, according to the santa rosa police department, it was yesterday morning when school administrators a tip that a 14 year-old boy possibly had a knife on him. he finished first period to school administrators tried to approach the 14 year-old boy, but instead of complying, they say actually fled from campus with school administrators in pursuit. they call police department. they come to the location and ultimately recovered the knife that you're seeing right now as well as took the 14 year-old boy into custody. and he is at juvenile hall. got a chance to talk to parents and students. they are extremely frustrated that another incident took place at their school. there's no

explain in just a few moments about the first incident at montgomery high school. but first, let me show you the knife that was recovered on a 14 year-old boy. now, according to the santa rosa police department. it was yesterday morning when school administrators got a tip that a 14 year-old boy possibly had a knife on him. he finished first period. the school administrators tried to approach the 14 year-old boy but instead of complying, they say actually fled from campus with school administrators in pursuit. they call police department. they come to the location and ultimately recovered the knife that you're seeing right now as well as took the 14 year-old boy into custody. and he is at juvenile hall. got a chance to talk to parents and students. they are extremely frustrated that another incident took place at their school. there's no peace of mind when you go to work now or drop your kids either way. so. >> i'm absolutely what can be done. metal detectors at school, more security. that's just about all that we can do and hope that parents are doing their pie wh

the second night incident took place right here at montgomery high school. the kids are inside the classrooms. >> at this time, but they are very frustrated by what's going on as this is the second knife incident at their school. explain in just a few moments about the first incident at montgomery high school. but first, let me show you the knife that was recovered on a 14 year-old boy. now, according to the santa rosa police department, it was yesterday morning when school administrators a tip that a 14 year-old boy possibly had a knife on him. he finished first period. the school administrators tried to approach the 14 year-old boy, but instead of complying, they say actually fled from campus with school administrators in pursuit. they call police department. they come to the location and ultimately recovered the knife that you're seeing right now as well as took the 14 year-old boy into custody. and he is at juvenile hall. got a chance to talk to parents and students. they are extremely frustrated that another incident took place after school. there's no

as far as montgomery high school james under area. this is the second incident just this year that they had to deal with a knife. earlier this year, a 15 year-old boy stabbed and killed a 16 year-old boy at montgomery high school and that that incident rock, that high school as well. so the next time you see me, i will be at montgomery high school santa rosa. police santa rosa. high schools dealing with what appears to be a rash of knives taking place on campus. back ou >> scary. thank you very much. well, 705, is a time. and today the man accused of killing cash out founder bob lee is due back in court. name many is charged with stabbing lead to death in april. according to court testimony, lee and will many knew each other. prosecutors say drove lee to a secluded area where he stabbed him 3 times and then drove off. well, maybe has pleaded not guilty to the charges. he's due back in court at 9 o'clock this morning. and also today, attorney for david de pap and the state prosecutor to meet for a pretrial conference. pap, as you may k

bill and the older montgomery g.i. bill. the g.i. bill paid some money but didn't cover the full cost of college tuition. the post 9/11 g.i. bill covers the entire cost, 36 months of tuition, room and board, other stipends. this case deals with any army veteran who tried to cap into both benefits and the v.a. said he couldn't use the old one. . he exhausted all of his education benefits but said i paid into this bill program, i know you are phasing it out, but i invested in it and i should get another year of tuition money. it would help me with my studies. the v.a. said you can only pick one of the two. this fight has been for years. you have to pick one of the two? it fits into technical areas but depending on how to record, we could see 1.8 million veterans get an extra year of college tuition to be able to finish up a degree or get a graduate degree. a lot of these folks are through and not doing this, but it is significant to look at the future and say how are we dividing benefits up? what is owed to veterans? the montgomery g.i

alabama, is where the selma to montgomery march happened it's where bloody set a habit but it's where the first division, mobile versus bolden, 1980 happened to congress responded to an amended version of the voting rights act that prohibits not just things that have a discriminatory intent for someone intentionally discovered tori, but also prevents things that have a discriminatory result but that's what we are talking about with the importance of the voting rights act of congress in the 10 years since shelby county hasn't had the opportunity to respond robustly in the same way they did in the past but >> we are trying with the john robert lewis voting act. >> we very much -- appreciate the work of those that are trying. that's indicative of the unfortunate situation we are in in which the voting rights act has always been a crown jewel of civil rights law. it's not just about protecting a particular party, it's about protecting voters in cities, in school boards and county council races lgf is also bringing litigation all over the country and we are bringing litigation not just cha

this time at montgomery high. a tip led them to the 14-year-old who had a 9" folding knife in his backpack. just this past march a montgomery high school freshman was stabbed to death in a classroom fight. a judge ruled this week the teen arrested is not responsible for his death and will, instead, face a weapon charge. >>> in san jose, a case of road rage led to an arrest for animal abuse. investigators say that he jumped on to the trunk of a car shattering the rear window. that flying glass injured a dog in the backseat. >>> pet owners are on edge ahead of the holidays as that mysterious k-9 disease spreads across the country. andrea nakano asked business owners who looked after dogs for a living how it is impacting them. in very different ways t turns out. >> reporter: these pampered pooches are enjoying hanging out here at grateful dog. the owner says a mystery illness taken a bite out of his business. >> as far as numbers goes, not seeing as many dogs not our regulars. he estimates between a quarter to a thir

meanwhile, montgomery's eight army cracked the merritt line. when we shook hands with his patrol patrols with over the crops of ram us army. tunisia, the crazy rumor got around that we were going to load on boats for home. we loaded on boats. all right. but. but really which believe me, with no place like home. this time, the beachhead was plenty rough. but after we broke through, the red one moved back from 18 pounds in 37 day. but. to take it, we had a trouble like it out in the mountains all along the way. like florida, pretty much on the ground. roughly 21. yeah, 21. jerry counterattack. it looked like this. we won. all right, but we made. after friday, they ended back to rain. no big general hubler. but they jumped again. we practiced for another week, but this one we know was going to be the payoff. the biggest show of all. to go one up on june six, 1944. you know, i never think of omaha, the big town in nebraska. not anymore. they made the piece of beach in normandy with we were getting some artillery, mortar, machine gun fire like rain

admiral montgomery what are we supposed to do with all of these attacks on the u.s.you expect. >> you're absolutely right that has been 73 attacks we have been extremely fortunate to not have u.s. combat deaths as a result it is a mix of good missile and mortar defense and lock to avoid casualties. we need to be striking back harder i think now for strikes against iranian proxy forces, we need to ratchet that up against the proxy forces and impose cost, kinetic cost that demonstrate that you cannot do this to u.s. forces allowing 73 attacks with only a handful of responses is not a good deterrent management scheme. >> we've been seeing pressure from the united states to promote a cease-fire and it was extended but do you think it'll get more extended with the fact that israel values human life but they're in a difficult situation when negotiated with terrorist, where does the idf go from here. >> i think you're right it's a two-part thing they will as long as up to ten people are being released today though give a one-day extension. i think they should do that. to ge

mr. montgomery. thank you for your time and have been significant deliveries of humanitarian aid to gauze or in the last few days we'll see you hearing from you will colleagues about how that aid is being distributed to the people that thank you on your for the opportunity. in fact, you know, the situation there is very back and now we are not worried about those funding. well not what it on the about those patients who are in the hospital while i've been displaced 2 different places. we are very worried about those 119000000 people are displaced in positive stock. did you notice how hard from different types of diseases, communicable, or non communicable diseases due to a shortage of basic life requirements like clean water? food shelters is mission and it's going to have a different it to, you know, a system to deal with the human waste, which is a coordinating of different places. and also we are trying our liver just to make use of these process, you know, to do the detailing hit despite the diff

john montgomery started losing weight. his doctors giving him a devastating diagnosis.l as his kidneys. he immediately went on a donor list and his two grown sons, jonathan and chrisser erser if tested. they were both perfect matches. all three of them prepping for surgery at the university of pittsburgh medical center. christopher donating his kidney. jonathan in the middle, dote nating part of his liver. and their grateful, hopeful fau father right there in the back. all three surgeries were a success. the whole family there for thanksgiving. amend right here tonight -- >> hello, dave. >> david: christopher grateful for more time with dad. >> he's such an amazing man, and, you know, i want him to know my children and hopefully my children's children one day. >> david: and jonathan here, too. >> hey, david. >> david: back at ohio state, working towards his ph.d in bio chemistry. >> the thing that i'm most thankful for is just being able to spend quality time with my dad and the rest of my family. >> david: and back home on the mend and watching tonight, dad. >> hi, dav

william k, citing the cologne wants to come over 1950 issue, a 48 hour sue montgomery, monday compensation for the families of those community east by the british colonial police doing a state banquet at these details in middle be contested explicitly for the atrocities committed. but during kenya struggled for independence, but stop show of the conditional apology. many canyons were hoping for. we must also acknowledge the most painful times about long and complex relationship. the wrong doings of the past, or because of the great is sorrow and the deepest regrets were apartments, and i'm justifiable acts of violence committed against kenyans as they waged. as you said, that the united nations, a painful struggle to independence and sufferings, had always visit activities to one day to groups and so via but as i've been calling for just these, for the brutal separation of the moment uprising which left what, 10000 days, and hundreds of thousands in please and or don't you and i do my that at 5 entered the sewer force, a group of 60 to 70 young montgomery. the reason i joined moma was that

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. >> james, at montgomery high school where the second incident took place. this school is no stranger to having a knife on campus. and explain that in just a few moments. but this morning, 2 teenagers are waking up in juvenile hall after they were arrested for having knives and one incident, actually one of the suspects is accused of stabbing and slashing another person. so let me show you the knife in the first incident. this took place at santa rosa high school at around 08:30am, in the morning. so according to the police department, they say that this happened on campus, although not in the heart of campus, but near the baseball field where they say a 16 year-old and a 14 year-old got into an altercation. they did clarify that they appear to be in rival games. investigators say 16 year-old boy pushed a 14 year-old boy down to the ground and started slashing and stabbing him. the 14 year-old board despite being injured, managed to run away alert. family members to took him to the hospital with non life threatening injuries so he should survive that attack.

that is important because montgomery high school was the location back in march. we're at 15 year-old boy stabbed and killed a 16 year-old boy in class. we will move to the high school a little bit later this morning to get reaction. but again, 2 teenagers, 2 separate incidents in jail in juvenile hall this morning because of them up possession possessing nice. back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. well, 603, is the time. and today the man accused of killing cash out founder bob lee is due back in court. name many is charged with the stabbing lead to death in april, according to testimony that was revealed earlier in the year early and mow maney knew each other prosecutors may need drove lead to a secluded area, stabbed him 3 times and then drove off lead t secluded area, stabbed him 3 times and then drove off earlier this maney pleaded not guilty to the charges. he's due back in court at 9 o'clock this morning. and also today, the attorney for david de pap and the state prosecutor. they're set to meet for pretrial conference to pap is the one broke into

anyone with information about the montgomery's whereabouts should call santa rosa.d in the city of fremont, police are looking for a missing teenager. 17 year old tracy hinojosa was last seen near the brookvale area around 11:00 this morning. she is described as asian american, five feet one inches tall, 105 pounds. she has black hair, brown eyes and was last seen wearing a white hoodie, blue jeans and red and white shoes. anyone with information about her whereabouts should call fremont police. well, still to come tonight, two bay area law enforcement agencies experimenting now with a new policy. what some drivers will get instead of tickets. former president donald trump appearing in court today. why the judge had to issue a warning for the former commander in chief $50 million civil fraud trial. trump was on the stand for more than three hours, and while testifying, he clashed with the judge, who repeatedly admonished him and warned him to keep his answers on point and concise. at one point. the judge told trump that this was not a, quote, political rally. the ca

. >> a long line of police officers were monitoring the protest right near montgomery and sacramento in the financial district. the protesters were hoping to get the attention of president biden, especially today, because biden is in san francisco for the apec summit. >> we're here to tell him that we demand a cease fire. now we demand an end to all us aid to israel and we demand the lifting of the siege on gaza, the siege, the brutal blockade on gaza. that's been imposed for over 16 years now. >> san francisco police tell us the protests has wrapped up peacefully. no arrests were made. at one point tonight, those protesters were also outside the merchants exchange building on california near montgomery. and that's where president biden and vice president harris attended a campaign fund raising event. and that's also where we find ktvu is amber lee with more on the activity around the city. this evening. amber >> that's right, mike. we're outside the merchants exchange building here along california street. now, this is where the president, vice president, governor gavin newsom, and

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that's nashville is military institute that's montgomery bell academy is a graduate. what was the question my goodness what would have gone around town? okay. well, i was asking about how you your work y'all do here, like everybody is tough going have recently stockpiled an inheritance that we never we would get a substantial sum of money we own two sites we lease another one. we've been and fought the fort redo back in the nineties the present redo of saving properties is virtually impossible. you're talking about core battlefield. anywhere from 750000 to $2 million an acre, plus tearing down the house to own it for $30,000 and hauling it away. nothing simple. brandon's optimist about what's left. i'm a pessimist. the battlefield world may be the one largest in a civil war. he sees the good i see the bad. it's been a blur rated. you've got to know where to go to look for the trenches in people's backyard it's so chopped that you can't even really do a tour that that makes sense are driving war because the it's tough but we are proud of what we've done save to sites r

that's nashville is military institute that's montgomery bell academy is a graduate. what was the question my goodness what would have gone around town? okay. well, i was asking about how you your work y'all do here, like everybody is tough going have recently stockpiled an inheritance that we never we would get a substantial sum of money we own two sites we lease another one. we've been and fought the fort redo back in the nineties the present redo of saving properties is virtually impossible. you're talking about core battlefield. anywhere from 750000 to $2 million an acre, plus tearing down the house to own it for $30,000 and hauling it away. nothing simple. brandon's optimist about what's left. i'm a pessimist. the battlefield world may be the one largest in a civil war. he sees the good i see the bad. it's been a blur rated. you've got to know where to go to look for the trenches in people's backyard it's so chopped that you can't even really do a tour that that makes sense are driving war because the it's tough but we are proud of what we've done save to sites r

then they held a rally near montgomery in sacramento. the protesters told us they wanted the attention of president biden and for him to cut off us military aid to israel. >> over 11,000 palestinians have been killed in gaza due to the israeli bombings. and these bombs are supplied by and manufactured by the united states. the protesters say the billions of dollars of military aid to israel would be better spent on schools, health care and housing here at home. >> san francisco police say it was a peaceful protest. no arrests were made. >> first lady jill biden has a full slate of events today. in the morning, the first lady will join a white house call with community health leaders and patient advocates as part of the biden cancer moonshot. it will highlight new actions by the biden administration to expand access to patient navigation services. then in the afternoon, she will attend a fundraiser in atherton. tonight, she and the president will host the welcome reception for apec leaders at the exploratorium. well security, of course, w

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bart says it will run regular service meaning no closures including montgomery, powell, civic center stations near the summit. it will length entrance bay trains to eight cars in anticipation of higher ridership due to lane closures on bay bridge. for more information head to kpix.com. >>> let's turn to our weather. here is a live look outside. clear skies but not for long. a storm is expected to bring rain to the bay area. meteorologist jessica burch on when the first round is expected to roll in. >>> it's a dry day today but around the corner, we have rain rolling in from offshore. that will be the case this week so let's time that out starting with tomorrow morning. light showers to kick off early morning, more of an emphasis this afternoon. tomorrow this will be a heavy heavy along the coastline. tomorrow alone we can expect close to about a quarter inch of rain in most of the bay area to the east bay and north bay, more impressive numbers along the peninsula. we'll monitor that into those afternoon hours. let's take a step back. i want to show you what we are expecting today. 60

no station closures, no exit or entrance closures and montgomery, powell and civic center will be open for service. bart also says they will lengthen trans bay trains to eight cars in anticipation of more ridership because a blank closures on the bay bridge and you can find more information to help you navigate al goli, taste your goals. >>> thanks for joining us for our weeklong series, bart on the brink , more special coverage throughout this evening on kpix and of course streaming on cbs news bay area, and you can find all of our stories on our website, kpix .com. will see ♪ ♪ >> norah: tonight, the breaking news. fentanyl-laced threat letters sent to election offices around the country. our new reporting about the states where the mail was received and the fbi's investigation of the extremely deadly substance.

this is outside the palace hotel at stephenson and montgomery streets. home or to work is one thing but can you imagine trying to have a wedding in the middle of all of this? when brides juniper and anna look to the university club in hill for their wedding months ago, apec was not part of their planning. now, they are set to say i do a top california street in the middle of one of the barricaded apec security zones surrounded by secret service and checks that wedding guests -- the parents of the brides, along with the vendors from flowers to food. >> i am getting my steps in and i will work off whatever i will have for dinner. >> i am getting her steps in too. >> we knew a month ago that it would likely cause some confusion and then we really found out a couple of weeks ago that it was going to severely impact us. >> now you have a really good story to talk about. the brides say navigating these epic apec wedding hurdles has gotten their marriage off to an even stronger start. >>> the thousands of attendees who came to san francisco will get a chance to

you know, i think it's really >> and montgomery high school was the scene were earlier this year. a 15 year-old student stabbed and killed another student. parents and students are going to be taking their case to the school and police departments asking them to do more to make sure kids are safe on campus. san francisco police arrested a 14 year-old girl they say was involved in organized retail thefts. they're accusing her stealing more than $30,000 in merchandise. arrest happened last week while responding to a call of an organized retail theft that was going on market street. investigators say they believe the girl is involved in 15 of these crimes across the city. police say she also has an arrest warrant out for her in alameda county. the teenager is now at the san francisco juvenile justice center. federal prosecutors filed charges in the death of u.s. cycling champion ethan boys. he was riding his bike in san francisco's presidio back in april when he got hit by a car and died from his injuries. the u.s. attorney's office says a federal grand jury indicted arnold kidman lo

refused to move their boat in court records, zachary shipman says picket hit him first in the fight montgomery police say they consider picket to be a victim in this case >>> now to the big thanksgiving travel get away. tuesday marked one of the busiest travel days this year. aaa says a record 55 million americans are hitting the roads and skies to see their loved ones for the holiday nbc's julia jester is at reagan national airport in d.c. with more >> reporter: the holiday travel season is kicking into high gear as a record number of airline passengers are expected to take to the skies this week for the holiday. tsa is expecting to screen 2.6 million passengers, crescendoing in an expected record breaking nearly 3 million on sunday. it will be a busy travel week this week. that's hopefully not complicated by severe storms moving throughout the country here at reagan national airport, we've had heavy rains. they have not delayed too many flights, cannot be said the same for other airports nation wide more than2,000 delays so far, impacting big major airline hubs in denver and atlanta. and gro

and three miles west of montgomery gibbs executive airport.rd. the faa and the ntsb will investigate. nicole? >>> time now 5:38. they are calling it a red cup rebellion. what does it mean for starbucks'workers? why union workers are walking off the job. >>> straight ahead education innovation and shakespeare to shake out essential life lessons. meet this week's jefferson award winner building bridges and connecting communities for our kids. >>> let's get a live look outside before we head to break on this thursday morning. or friday eve as i like to say. live look here from mount diablo looking over east at alamo this morning. good morning and thank you for joining us. we'll see you in just a bit. we'll be right back. my dry eye's made me a burning, stinging, 5-times-a-day,... ...makeup smearing drops user. tyrvaya. it's not another drop. it's the first and only nasal spray for dry eye. tyrvaya treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease fast by helping your body produce its own real tears. common side effects include sneezing, cough, and

so sam can know his my name is nathan and and i graduated a w years ago from montgomery college here in the washington area. i'm i'm very much enjoying reading reading your book. friedman and i also and i and i'm and i also read your book about lady rd johon and found it very and found a trul meaningful and important and my question. what i w wondering is. one thing that i found particularly interesti was about ril king and how hert humphrey escorted him to lun in the senate dining room and. i know that cyril king, if i'm rememberg correctly, cyril had a political career in the u.s. virgin islands. i'm. i was wondering if you might be able to speak so about cyril king and his connection humphrey to humphrey and the last thing i just wanted to quickly touch on is thai just wanted to note that muriel humphy serv in the u. senate herself many years later. and i just wanted to note that and if there's time would you be able to speak briefly her about her senatorial legacy, i'll try to cover that. there are several points, cyril comes up just in the epilog of the book, because mostly the