patty hearst has been taken into custody.bi says patty hearst was picked up today in san francisco. the hearst newspaper heiress has been missing for 19 months. >> by the time patty is finally apprehended, it's almost anticlimactic. patty's famous line when she's taken to the courthouse and asked her occupation, she replies, urban guerilla. >> miss hearst was brought into a group of young people who saw themselves as political idealists. their story seems to say something about the futility of terrorism as a shortcut for persuasion. but somehow the message doesn't seem to be reaching the weather underground or northern ireland or the middle east. >> good evening. for the second time in a month, arab terrorists have staged a bloody attack inside israel. >> it happened in a small settlement called ma'oalt, five miles from the border of lebanon. it began when the terrorists seized the high school. >> in the aftermath of the munich olympic attack, governments finally realized that terrorism was both evolving and becoming worse an

bye. >> oh, patti labelle. we were in patti labelle's home.e dunaway is going to join us on the riser with a boot on. >> she might need some of patti's pie. >> you have a mystery guest for me? >> yes, a mystery guest for andy. a we'll be back. and the golden retriever er are very different. they eat, digest, and process energy differently. at royal canin, we developed over 200 precise formulas to transform every cat and dog into a magnificent animal. royal canin you might or joints.hing for your heart... but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. who doesni do.ve a deal? check out the united explorer card. savin' on this! savin' on this! savin' in here. rewarded! learn more at the explorer card dot com. ♪ if it's meant to be it will be ♪ ♪ baby just let it be ♪ if it's meant to be it will be it will be ♪ ♪ baby just let it be ♪ so won't you ride with me ride with me see where thi

our friend, patty, patty was loved on these benches, and i believe he was respected across the house, and across the country and we will miss him deeply. mr. speaker, an unusual thing happened last night, certain mp's united, levers and remainers united. united to back my proposal, for review of retro spection in a law called the lone charge which defends against the rule of law and has caused misery to tens of thousand of people. so in her as first lord of the treasury, will the prime minister agree to meet with me, and across party delegation of mp's to discuss this new review into the loan charge? >> prime minister? >> the right honorable gentleman, first of all, i think he was absolutely correct, lord ashdown, the late ashdown was deeply respected across this house and across parliament as a whole and widely across the country, too. in relations to the question that he's put about, the review on the issue of the loan charge, he, yes, i got the point that he was trying to make, but can i just make this point, he talked about opposition and government mp's uniteding, actually the go

and patty wrote a number of books, but there's one i want to draw your attention to. it's called -- i'm very bad at >> "yes, we have no bananas." >> "yes, we have no bananas." that title is interesting because it referred to the outdoor relief riots in belfast in the early 1930s where catholic and protestant workers came together and they had to find a common anthem. and that became very, very difficult. but to overcome their sectarianism they chose the title, "yes, we have no bananas." and so that's the background from which anne springs. anne herself besides being a civil rights activist is much better known as someone who is -- has written fiction, and who personifies the part of narrative when we begin to look at civil rights. so i'll ask anne to speak first. [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you. not to be repetitious, but thank you so much for the invitation and all jared's hard work in getting us here. so thank you. i'm going to begin by saying that -- too high. all right. thank you. i'm going to begin by saying what my general -- i'm going to give you an eyewit

maybe patty does. but i do know if communities want to build bridges instead of moats, they need consensus, first on values and ideas on what they want their communities to represent. and second, to consider whether those monuments embody those values and ideals that they wish to pass on to their children. thank you. [applause] >> good afternoon, everybody. can you hear me? neil has kindly agreed to be my sort of slide expert. there it goes. in my brief talk, i'm going to compare two recent efforts to memorialize our complex history, the national memorial for peace and justice in alabama, which is on lynching and an aborted art , installation called scaffolds, which is about capital punishment, which included the memorialization of 38 dakota men hanged in minnesota in 1862. i feel like a star. the national memorial for peace and justice opened to much acclaim on april 26, 2018, 1 mile away from the still standing jefferson davis monument in montgomery, alabama. this was founded by brian robertson and h

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maybe patty does. i do know of communities want to build bridges instead of boats, they need consensus, first on values and ideas on what they want their communities to represent. and to consider whether those monuments embody those values and ideals that they wish to pass on to their children. thanks. [applause] >> good afternoon, everybody, can you hear me? neal has kindly agreed to be my sort of slide expert. there it goes. in my brief talk, i'm going to compared two recent efforts to memorialize our complex history, the national memorial for peace , and anice in alabama aborted art installation called scaffolds, which is about capital punishment. so the national -- i feel like a star. national memorial for peace and justice opened to much acclaim on april pretty six 2018 . this was founded by brian robertson and his equal justice initiative and the new memorial on a six acre site overlooking montgomery. this memorial bears witness to more than 4400 african american men, women and children who were

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are under indictment or have pleaded guilty to offenses that surfaced during monday's investigation patty cohen is following developments on this story for us and joins us now tell us more about the charges against roger stone and what he is alleged to have done. well i want to let you know that this is incredibly significant although we have seen people close to the president be indicted before michael cohen comes to mind he's known him for a while roger stone has worked and known the president for decades so basically what the allegations are is that stone was basically the intermediary between wiki leaks which as we know dumped a bunch of d.n.c. the democratic e-mails including the clinton campaign manager e-mails that he was coordinating between the trump campaign and wiki leaks specifically julian assange the indictment basically describes him as holed up in the embassy in london and then he was directing basically ok tell me what's coming next to go see him find out what he has so then he was brought before the house select committee in intelligence and he basically said i didn't do

it was kind of a fashion moment as chris posed with her and patty my "wonder woman" crew. >> it's doneg and here's with we found out about a possible "wonder woman" three. >> i think steve is done. he's done his bit. i wish them all the luck in the world. >> i just want to talk to you for a second. >> well, we can see plenty of chris in "i am the night," inspired by true events surrounding the black dalia murder mystery. there's a few shots of mr. pine all tatted up and shirtless. >> i first day back i landed off the plane and got thrown into mini shorts with my paste yes white skin in malibu. >> "e.t." has the exclusive invite to the premier in character in the story where we believe the crime took place. >> i found out the real reason patty wanted chris back. >> i'm a lot of fun to work with. >> i knew he was coming back. we never saw him die. >> we had to have chris pine back. >> we'll be seeing him here sunday. he's a presenter. >>> "e.t." has been at the show from the very beginning. we have been with the seasoned star to the rising ones. we flash back to 25 years of "e.t." sei s.

have already wholeheartedly rejected so what does this mean nothing probably the standoff continues patty cohen thank you very much indeed it sabrine astronaut who's at the border with mexico she's in macallan in texas what do you think how do you get those plans we received. well laura i thought one part that was very interesting about what trump said is this is really the first time on record that he said quote this is not the concrete border wall that he proposed from sea to shining sea during his campaign he actually clarified which is what many members of congress had called upon the president to do frankly exactly what this border wall proposal is because it has shifted so much since the campaign and he just said now to the american people that this is not for wall covering all three thousand plus kilometers of the land border between mexico and the united states but rather portions of wall that will cover only about a third of that distance as patty was saying there there is a lot of wall already built and you can see part of it behind me this was not trump's wall this was built lo

patty, give me the cliff notes version.n to go con marie. >> it's an extensive methods, you go through your books and papers and kimonos, which is sentimental objects. you not only clear your home but clear your life. >> and categories matter, not location, right? it's not like, oh, i'll do the bedroom, then the garage, then the attic? >> that's right. things are scattered all over our home. so when we gather them altogether, we get to see exactly how much we have. it becomes that much easier to make decisions. >> i happen to have the book with me. so i'll use it as my prop, if this were one of the many books in my home, hmm, marie kondo's book, does this give me joy and decide whether i'm keeping or discarding? >> handling the object, is important, holding it up to your heart, taking that moment of silence. we receive so many messages from advertisers and social media about what's important and that this is a process of interspecs, of taking that moment and asking yourself, what do i care about? what matters to me? >> jenn

so patty some people there supporting roger stone and he was being heckled by others as well. he has always been a controversial figure he relishes in the attention in fact there was a whole documentary where he talked about how great it is that people hate him he said because if you hate me that means i'm being effective so what was that most defense attorneys would tell a client do not come out after you've just been charged with seven serious crimes and speak to the media that was stone sending a message in many ways to u.s. president donald trump that he would not bear false witness against him so repeating claims he's made in the past that he has absolutely no intention to flip on the president as so many of those close to president have done and this is what you're hearing from the conservative media circles conservative commentator saying look read the indictment there's no collusion and it's just true roger stone has not been charged with collusion while he's actually charged with conspiracy would be the legal terminology he has been charged with conspiracy but this is

patti solace doyle and m.j., thank you very much. >>> we're waiting to see actor kevin spacey.rrived at this courthouse in nantucket, massachusetts. he will soon walk through that door. being arraigned on battery and indecent assault charges against an 18-year-old busboy. much more on the breaking news next. >>> you're watching live pictures of the actor kevin spacey smiling as he entered a tiny courtroom in nantucket where he faces a charge of indecent assault and battery relating to a groping incident alleged in july 2016 with a busboy that he met at a bar there. let's listen in. there is nothing going on yet. we'll await to hear the judge. joining us now, joey jackson, lawyer and been in a lot of courtrooms. joey, kevin spacey did not want to appear in court. the judge forced him to come in today to face these charges. now what should we expect to happen today? >> i think what happens is this is an arraignment and at an arraignment what occurs is that he's apprised of the specific charges and thereafter has an opportunity to enter a plea and we expect that to be not guilty.

this information knowing that this would happen and also find out definitively if wiki leaks is as patty mentioned a agent of the russian government and also to what that does is that then ties the russia russia directly to the trump campaign and i'm sure bob muller is hoping directly to the president himself how worried should the president be because i'm looking at a twitter feed right now and there are no tweets but we have heard from the white house from the press secretary was saying that the indictments of stone and the russia probe is unrelated to the president or the white house. well when you look at the indictment what you see is that roger stone has been charged with lying to the house intelligence committee but also obstruction of justice and there's a there was someone in the in the indictment mention this person too and we saw that roger stone vehemently tried to get this person to lie to the house intelligence committee and so with what that suggests is that roger stone is trying to obfuscate the investigation and trying to move the investigation ball away from him and pos

our friend patty, patty was loved, respected across the house and across the country and we will miss him deeply. mister speaker, an unusual thing happened last night. uncertainties united, levers and remainders united. and the loan charges, and it caused misery to tens of thousands of people. in her role as first lord of the treasury, will the trimester agree to meet with me at the party of mps to discuss a new review into the loan charge? >> prime minister? >> first of all i think he is absolutely correct. the late lord ashton was deeply respected across this house and across parliament as a whole and the country too. in relation to the question about the review of the issue of the loan charge, the point he was trying to make, make this point, he talked about opposition and government mps united, the government accepted his review at the loan charge and the first stage might be for the chancellor to sit down with him to look at what was taken forward. >> iain duncan smith. >> i won't ask about brexit. >> happy new year! happy new year! >> to the immense privilege of shadowing doctor

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patty was loved and respected across the house and country. we will miss him deeply. mr. speaker, an unusual thing happened last night. united to back my proposal for a review of retrospection in a law called the loan charge which is against the rule of law and has caused misery for tens of thousands of people. in her role as lord of the treasury, with the prime minister agree to meet with me and they crossed party delegation of mps to discuss this new review into the loan charge? prime minister may: honorable gentlemen, i think he was late lord was deeply respected across this house and parliament as a whole, and widely across the country. in relation to the question on charge, i of the loan got the point he was trying to make. can i make this point? he talked about opposition and government mps, and the review was accepted. the first stage might be to sit with him and a group of mps to look at how that review is taken forward. brexit.l not ask about and happy new year to all of you as well. immensey i had the privilege of shadowing our a any department, it was a humblin

patti requested a new one, one wasn't gr wasn't granted. patti that doesn't want to be on tv got a new check for 10 grand and that cleared. as for shawn. >> how do i cash it? either way? what do i do with it? >> in addition to the 500 million, we spotted a second problem. look at the date. 1951. >> maybe you just have to wait until 2051 to cash it. >> we started asking questions. post mates did not respond but we found the people that printed this check. they blamed it on a clerical error and said they sent out a second check like this to someone else. within a week he got a new one for $31. not 500 million. >> it seemed funny when i got it. i thought you would be great to look into it. >> reporter: these cases got us wondering, are we getting more of these class action notices in the mail? >> class actions are very prevalent right now. they're useful. >> but here's the thing, lots of people just ignore these notices leaving money on the table. case in point, pro flowers. customers sued saying they were duped into a paid membership. pro flo

it features patties from an l.a.-based company called beyond meat. it is charbroiling at more than 1,000 locations, including here in california. sit made with peas and other plant-based proteins. >> what was that kind of looked like it was bleeding. >> the impossible burger. >> that was made here in the bay area. i think that's really good. >> if you give me an option between a veggie patty and a regular hamburger patty, i'm always going to choose the hamburger. >> we're going to try it and you'll see what you think. >> i'm be a for a day. >> maybe i can get my wife to go to carl's jr. now. mt. tam is not bouncing much at all. winds so calm this morning. it is so cold out there. by afternoon, high clouds and sunshine, back to seeing the levels. that's mid to upper 50s. more clouds. 55 in san francisco. vallejo, fairfield, antioch, concord, san rafael. to 60 in morgan hill and santa cruz. that's our spread today. it will still be cold. 30s in our inland neighborhoods. everybody else in the low to mid-40s. that's close to where we should be this time

particular plane joins us live now from from the pentagon patty very interesting there at the president focusing initially on defense but also literally at the end of that clip mentioning a fence as well and what is this new missile strategy exactly. what you know i think that remains to be seen i mean this is a very big deal if you was to get his way lots of countries have been reluctant to weaponize space obviously that would be a big concern across the globe the president put that in there before that they had really been sending the message that this was much more about defense but the president saying no we want to look at all fence of weapons now he said my budget will put that in well that doesn't matter the president sends a budget to congress and they can say sure well funded or you know we're not going to fund that and there's literally nothing he could do about that there was a briefing after the president left the pentagon and the question reporters kept coming back to is how much is this going to cost i mean think about it they want to invent a laser that can go on a drone

dick durbin as minority whip and patty murray also as assistant minority leader. that's just what to expect as far as leadership, the ones that will be making in setting the temple for activities of the 116th congress. the 20th amendment to amendment to the constitution directs that congress convenes at noon on january the and odd-numbered year. that date can change from time to time. legislation makes it able do so. one of the activities we'll see, expect to see a vice president named by the constitution as the president of the senate presiding over the senate as it first convenes. after that we should her prayer from the senate chapln

culture looking at the stereotype the classic spaniards think the future of the country that i now live patty. p.s. you did seem ridiculous grama they are to me it's all about who. knew i my job join me to meet the gentleman from the w. . post. hi and welcome back to sara's music today we're at the boulez sol in berlin i really like this hole because it has a fantastic acoustic and also the interior can be adapted to suit the needs of the music being played there today the whole the simply read. my. voice carried it in a given a long time and i think i'll do it is. all about my guest today is truly multi musical he's a fantastic violinist and also a fantastic music communicator and i admire him a lot but i can't pronounce his name can you please tell the viewers how exactly to pronounce or when i can it is. but whose is still ok today was not a horn challenge it was a name challenge welcome it's so great to hear thanks so much we have something really fantastic planned apparently the color has changed in the absolute it in a massive red crescent have a look at some of. it after you. change me

while parts of the government remain shut down at a call he joins us live now from washington and so patty what can we expect to happen in the coming hours. well there are two bills of the senate's going to take up and what's notable here is the set it's really been trying to stay out of it they already passed a bill that would fund the government it was unanimous and then the president the president after some critics some conservatives said he didn't build the wall well that he said i'm not going to sign that so the senate has stayed out of it but now they're weighing back and there's two bills there's the one the president wants which would give him the more than five billion dollars for a border wall and reopen the government the democrats are not going to vote for that and quite simply the republicans need a lot of democrats jump on board of it's going to pass it has to get to sixty votes the other one is i think the more questionable one which basically opens up the government for a few more weeks while border security can be debated so what we're seeing is the president keeps tweeti

patty came up at that age when tall rioting was going on on the campuses. i we believe the near one and hey burned me in effigy. the rest of the family is united. mike was adopted. this was a book about this. the first part of the book is his attitude, which he's now confessing. to but the last part of the book, it's almost as if it was by a different human being. nancy was the one who toads him how to find husband real mother when he wanted. to she was dead but he found he has a brother. so the last part of it, and we're asso the last part, we ars close as could possibly be, and i would recommend that book to anyone with adopted children. he was writing of the resentment that was within him about the situation, and it is a fascinating book. >> you are about to retire. nixon's studies. gerald ford plays golf. jimmy carter pursued his interest in the jimmy carter library. >> i am going back out on the mashed potato circuit to try to arouse the public. the line-item veto, the balanced budget amendment that most of the states have that the federal have, thomas

. >> you got to work with patty jenkins. >> yeah. patty and i met -- gosh, four years ago or so.'t want anything to do with it. it doesn't sound like "wonder man." and the meeting was exactly -- if you meet patty, you can see how her energy works. it's like lightning. i met her and within -- patty likes to act out everything. she'll inhabit for 30 minutes every role and every line and every single scene. we're sitting in a restaurant in silver lake, out west, in california where i live. she's gregarious. big, dynamic. i knew within five minutes i would play the gardener. i didn't -- i would have played anything to work with her. >> tell us about "i am the night." you play a reporter trying to overcome some -- >> yeah. "i am the night" is a story that patty came to -- she got introduced to a very interesting woman who came from a very complicated past. she grew up in northern california under very kind of o circumstances. she didn't know where she came from. she was adopted. she knew but didn't know anything else. she was raised as a woman of color in a community up there. then ge

patty? ten? 11 years. and my daughter mary, who is a long-time federal prosecutor, and is currently the coordinator for opioid enforcement in the office of the deputy attorney general. mary's husband, mike, who is also an attorney at the department of justice. in the national security division. and their son, mary and mike's son, liam. who will someday be in the department of justice. [ laughter ] patricia's husband, pellam, who is a founding partner of a consulting firm. and meg's husband, tyler, who is also an assistant united states attorney in the eastern district of virginia. did i leave anyone out? >> think about medical school, liam. [ laughter ] somebody needs to make money in the family. >> when meg was starting at notre dame, i told her to -- i wanted a doctor in the family and i made her take organic chem. needless to say, she's now a lawyer. good morning, mr. chairman, ranking member feinstein and members of the committee. it's a privilege to come before you today, and i'm honored that presiden

but tensions are already running high republican hardliners such as patty gallagher who's the spokes person for a small political group are warning that a fixed border could quickly become a target if there is. border of a doctor put in place a can or a concrete man structure i can assume that that there would be a tax collector there as well that an army are our act if they're there within our communities. from what i hear they are very capable ever turn to violence due to breakfast at a nightmare scenario for a gas station owner terry hughes. in the twenty years or so off base in this country i've never seen the culprits poor raised so you're you're the pater carrick and you're just waiting for the ignition heading home into the north again across the border terry is hoping for a bracks it solution that won't close crossings and open old wounds. signs of bricks it can also be felt here in germany a small shop in berlin has been supplying customers with original products from the u.k. for almost twenty five years. now it's closing down. a little piece of the u.k. in the heart of the

joining us from washington any movement today patty. tell you the president's on the move he doesn't normally do this but we saw him get in the beast as it's called and head down pennsylvania avenue going to capitol hill he spoke to reporters in the oval office basically reiterating what he said in his primetime oval office speech he talked to media that was waiting for him on capitol hill there he basically said it's the democrats that are losing support republicans are holding strong there's no actual evidence that democrats are in fact losing support but we have seen there's growing and growing concern within the white house that as the pressure continues to mount as the problems continue to fall out from this that they're basically going to lose republicans that's why you saw the president do these two things that he doesn't normally do he's never given a speech from the oval office before not in prime time and he doesn't usually go up to capitol hill so it could be an indication that he is worried because if he loses enough republi

. >> and his wife patty. >> hi, patty. >> their son josh and his wife katherine. >> hi, katherine, josh. what a pleasure. congratulations to you. >> joe hack, our friend. good friend michelle and dusty. >> dusty, good to meet you. what a great crew. >> we've got a big crew here. >> we'll get 'em all in. >> ladies and gentlemen -- [inaudible conversations] >> we'll do one here, and my colleague up above me will do one. excellent. super, looking right here. could i have you pull out just a little bit -- thank you. one more. and if you'll look up -- >> bright lights. [laughter] [inaudible conversations] >> ready? one, two, three. thank you. >> great. congratulations. >> [inaudible] >> oh, it's my honor. think the world of her. [inaudible conversations] >> we will, with her help. i promise you. thanks for giving me the honor. [inaudible conversations] >> so good to meet you. >> thank you. great to meet you all. >> thank you, sir. >> thank you, sir. >> stay out of trouble. >> i will. >> thank you. [inaudible conversations] >> senator. >> nice to meet you. >> great to meet you. >> thank you.

ok patty cohen thank you for that update from capitol hill the french president in my new micron has launched the great national debate this is aimed at finding ways to calm social unrest in france a debate that will focus on four themes taxes green energy institutional reform and citizenship discussions will be held online and in town holds over a period of two months you'll remember for nine weeks already france has witnessed violent protests from the yellow vests to movements as it's known so let's go to. the town of call and oh let's try and save this boat to who i think in normandy high midtown police presence behind you to tell us what's been going on. yes that's right mark all the french president here in this small town in normandy to meet hundreds of men as you've come from different parts of the country to discuss this grand national citizens debate which is launching officially today what this debate is all about is these mayors up and down the country will be able to organize a meetings of the public can join in they can also join in on line that we have to talk about thi

it's not at all clear how he thought this was going to play out all right thank you and you heard patty talking about the mother investigation so it's trying to get as close to the president's inner circle as possible and roger stone is the latest in a list of more than thirty people who've been indicted or pleaded guilty so far to over one hundred charges here's some of the most significant developments trump's former lawyer michael cohen guilty to several charges including tax evasion campaign finance violations and lying to congress you'll begin a three year prison sentence in march well the former national security advisor michael flynn pleaded guilty to lying to the f.b.i. about conversations with the russian ambassador and former campaign chairman paul minor for was convicted of financial fraud he pleaded guilty to conspiring against the united states charges have been leveled against russian intelligence officers and another group of russians for a social media campaigns designed to influence the election and hacking of e-mails . the afghan taliban has named one of its co-founder

and also on the show it tastes like chicken and it is even though these nuggets of patties have been grown in a lab is this what will be eating soon. i'm stephen beard thanks for joining us american and chinese trade officials are set to begin a new round of talks today in washington the latest effort to resolve a trade dispute that has disrupted business across the globe the stakes are high u.s. president donald trump has threatened to raise further tariffs on chinese goods if no deal is reached by march and that would hit an already slumping chinese economy and then there's that thorny issue of huawei. one thing that's the question in washington as the world's two biggest economies sit down to work out their differences and settle their open trade conflict since u.s. president donald trump took office beijing and washington have taken turns slapping each other with ever higher punitive tariffs. the u.s. government argues that china is taking advantage of existing trade regulations using a combination of state subsidies and industrial espionage to legitimately gain a leg up on the c

director patty jenkins reach new heights in 2017 with her record breaking film "wonder woman."wide say box office. jenkins is back in the director's chair with a new mini series "i am the night," searchi searching for the truth about her background and in the process finds a surprising connection to abinfamous insolved murder. it reunites skren kins with chris pine, whose search for a story draws him into the young woman's search for her family. >> tomorrow morning, city morgue early, there's a press conference, girl got hacked, might be interesting. cop says the body was, and i quote, really something. janice brewster, give me some photos, might be something real and see what i can do. a little more eloquent that be really something. >> another stupid about nothing, it will change nothing, and nobody cares. >> that's the gig. you above it? >> no, i'm down. >> great. >> you're welcome. >> i love you. >> jenkins executive produced i am the night and directed the first two episodes, welcome. >> thank you. >> you did care, you did care about the story. what attracted you to that s

at least three people complained the pork patties appeared to have black rubber in them. there are no reports of any illnesses or injuries caused by the products. the affected packages have the establishment number "3-4-2-2- 5" printed on the carton end under the "best flavor by" date. we have those numbers and the other important info on kron4.com. (pam) up next -- a 23 year old cold case ..with little to no clues... how a barbie doll could help investigators crack the case. (grant) and -- tesla makes a major announcement-- and they are significantly cutting their workforce. what this means for their thousands of bay area employees. (pam) plus -- the national women's march kicks off tomorrow... details on how one bay area city is preparing. (pam) thousands of protesters are expected to take to city streets across america this weekend ... for the third annual women's march. the first women's march in washington -- was held on the day after president trump's inauguration-- and was the largest single- day protest in u-s history! (pam) and last year.... it brought out tens o

. >> patty, join rowdy and myself. >> and marshall jay with rowdy the dog for kids. >> it's called the oliver twist. >> dick stewart's dance party for teeny boppers. >> 90 minutes of this six days a week with teenagers dancing. >> dale courtney's live afternoon variety show complete with in-studio car commercials. >> 2988. >> and an old favorite, teletours which brought the bay area into your living room. >> live from san francisco. >> kpix was also a pioneer in tv news. in 1959 we broadcast the first half hour northern california. the noon news featured john westin and girl on the beat, rhonda ramey, the first female newscaster in the united states. then in 1962 the big news arrived, the bay area's first full hour of nightly news. >> reporter: i understand you have two suspects in custody. is that true? >> in 1966 kpix hired the talented ben williams, one of the first african american reporters in the country. >> he loved looking into things. he loved investigating things. he loved understanding things. >> we then hired belva davis, the first black female journalist in the west. she c

>> senator alexander who was here early, he and patty murray have a series of hearings to set up, what are ways, what are the challenges, what's the diagnosis of problems in our system? and the idea is next year we will get the prescriptions and then there are other prescriptions on the table from republican proposals that senator sanders proposed. but senator bennett and i really believe that we take seriously what we have heard over the last year and if we takes seriously what we have heard from people, we want more options we want lower cost, then we think we have the plan that is most likely together support. maybe not immediately, but if we really get into problem- solving mode, we feel good about this proposal. >> read between the lines on medicare x and, you said it's politically significance because it's built on existing laws rather than to tear down the law being offered by senator bernie sanders. as you listen to the 2020s conversation among democrats are you worried about how healthcare you're getting on healthcare issues? >> i'm not particularly worried let me read, i read

>> i couldn't look at them. >> reporter: at the dove home, tom's wife patty began to worry about herusband's health. >> he tends to hold things in. you can't hold in that kind of frustration and emotion without starting to affect you. with that kind of stress, it takes a toll on them physically and mentally. >> that's what you worry about? >> uh-huh, exactly what i worry about. >> reporter: because she knew if he didn't solve the jessee case, he might die trying. >> he's like a dog with a bone. he's going to take it and he's going to do it until it gets done. >> reporter: dove was not alone, mind you. there was a prosecutor too who shared his dogged conviction. a man named michael purchaseky who wanted sandra jessee and her group just as badly as dove. >> this case seemed to be full of obstacles. >> it would have been probably forgivable just to let it go at that stage? to some people? >> maybe to some people. >> reporter: so murray and dove cobbled together a legal long shot. they flew to phoenix, presented their evidence to a state attorney general, pleaded for an arizona wiretap w

patty collins went to visit coco and give her food. an animal control officer says, coco would get scared and run off whenever someone came near her.. so rescuing her became difficult. thanks to a team effort by the city of sacramento animal control ... and a wildlife capture specialist... the rescue took eight people more than three hours. coco is still very shy around people and will receive care and training before she will be ready to find a forever home. ( james ) a chico- based retailer is giving away hundreds of prom dresses to high school students... affected by the camp fire. online retailer lulu's says, it no longer has the space to hold the dresses because of the camp fire, so it has offered them to the 'vida de oro foundation'. so now the retailer is unboxing nearly 600- brand new gowns ... and getting ready to give them away to high school students across the sacramento region.

is also an attorney, and she has been counsel to the house agriculture committee for how long now, patty? 10 -- 11 years. and my daughter mary, who is a long-time federal prosecutor and is currently the coordinator for opioid enforcement in the office of the deputy attorney general. mary's husband, mike, who is also an attorney at the department of justice in the national security division. and their son -- mary and mike's son, liam, who will someday be in the department of justice. [ laughter ] patricia's husband, pellam, who is a founding partner of a consulting firm. and meg's husband, tyler, who is also an assistant united states attorney in the eastern district of virginia. did i leave anyone out? >> think about medical school, liam. [ laughter ] somebody needs to make money in the family. >> when meg was starting at notre dame, i told her to -- i wanted a doctor in the family, and i made her take organic chem. needless to say, she's now a lawyer. [ laughter ] good morning, mr. chairman, ranking member feinstein and members of the committee. it's a privilege to come before you today

the company - johnsonville is recalling 48- thousand pounds of frozen ground pork patties. the u-s department of agriculture says, it received complaints that the cheddar cheese and bacon frozen patties .. were potentially contaminated with black rubber. there are no reports of any illnesses or injuries caused by the product. the recall involves frozen pork paie17, and october 18th of last year. (ken) and perdue foods has announced a national recall of more than 68-thousand pounds of chicken nuggets. officials with the company say the food may be contaminated with wood pieces. perdue became aware of the situation after receiving three consumer complaints. there are no reports of related illnesses. the recalled food, which is gluten free, has an october 25, 20-19 expiration date. for more information on these recalls you can head to our website at kron4-dot-com. (ken) coming up at 10:30... an east bay mall, the target of three robberies in two weeks. what the thieves are going after. (pam) and after the break... a getaway holiday weekend is here .... but for those looking to

patty perlow, lane county district attorney:"i know people wanted the video released immediately thereot of ear witnesses and to release the video is going to potentially impact what somebody attorney patty perlow says began a day after landercustody after the mother showed up at the school with custody paperwork.patty perlow, lane county district attorney:"she has exclusive right to determine where the child went to school."according to officer timm, landeros was called to the school and things were respectful at first.patty perlow, lane county district attorney: "landeros was asked to leave he was cooperative left the office and then turned and had a discussion with the officer about only the principal could tell him to leave."that's when officer timm says landeros became agitated and animated inside the school hallway.his child who had coincidentally showed up, witnessing the events take place.and, according to perlow, the situation escalated.patty perlow, lane county district attorney:"landeros was creating quite a disturbance in the hallway and began yelling with a child to go, es

i'd also like to add my own sadness at the passing of patty. in his final weeks, he was concerned by the way brexit would play into britain's place in the world. brexit is clearly -- for example in russia's geopolitical interest. it was chlling to hear vladimir putin parroting the words of the prime minister on why we should not hold a referendum, to "fulfill the will of the people." meanwhile, poll after poll says there is a majority for a referendum. people can see her flailing deal is not in our national interest. whose side is the prime minister on? putin or the people's? speaker: prime minister? prime minister may: i am on the side of the people that this parliament gave the vote of the decision whether to stay in the european union, and we will be delivering and respecting that referendum. i am delivering on brexit. speaker: maggie throup? >> i'm delighted that we've been able to deliver our manifested commitment to introduce a new price cap. can my right honorable friend outline how this price cap will benefit my constituents ? prime min

. >> i don't think anything could compete with miss patty labell's sweet potato pie. to feed me, okay. >> a new year's tradition. >> ready? >> yeah. all right. very good. >> oh, me too. >> thank you. >> now they can't speak, i'll just carry on. >> i would like to report just if i can turn into sam champion for a second and let you know that the rain, it seems to be clearing up. now that we've been out here for 4 1/2 hours, the rain is clearing up. >> and maybe that's a good omen for 2019. it's a metaphor, the skies are clear. >> i don't love it i asked you what your favorite moment in the last year was and you absolutely couldn't come up with anything. >> there's not just one. my favorite moments of this year have been being on tour with you, and after the show is done, you and i hanging out, whether it's going out or going back to our room. let me tell you what happens, we go back to our room after the show. this has started to happen recently on the set and this happened in philly, decide to get something to eat. we go back to my room, andy calls room service. and i

>> i couldn't look at them. >> reporter: at the dove home, tom's wife patty began to worry about hernd's health. >> he tends to hold things in. you can't hold in that kind of frustration and emotion without starting to affect you. with that kind of stress, it takes a toll on them physically and mentally. >> that's what you worry about? >> uh-huh, exactly what i worry about. >> reporter: because she knew if he didn't solve the jessee case, he might die trying. >> he's like a dog with a bone. he's going to take it and he's going to do it until it gets done. >> reporter: dove was not alone, mind you. there was a prosecutor too who shared his dogged conviction. a man named michael purchaseky who wanted sandra jessee and her group just as badly as dove. >> this case seemed to be full of obstacles. >> it would have been probably forgivable just to let it go at that stage? to some people? >> maybe to some people. >> reporter: so murray and dove cobbled together a legal long shot. they flew to phoenix, presented their evidence to a state attorney general, pleaded for an arizona wiretap warra