it was like this has to be some sort of a joke. >> reporter: pennington's shock turned to outrage. his grandmother, who died just three months ago, has flown a flag outside her house ever since he can remember. >> she has always had a flag up. she has called me to help her come put it up or take it down. >> reporter: pennington put up more flags today to show he is not backing down. >> i don't need it to be fourth of july to be wear a t-shirt with an american flag or put my flag up, because it's america the whole year. it's not just one day a year or two days a year. >> reporter: in fact, american pride has never been more on display. in san rafael, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area a news. >>> well, coming up next at 11:00, seaworld has been hit hard by criticism over the treatment of killer whales. the change the amusement park plans to make now. >>> and the downside of those tasty instant noodles. the possible danger that comes along with all of that flavor. >>> and good evening. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. clear skies in san jose. and the fog across san francisco will have more

one with the letter, everyone with a flag in the neighbor got the same message, incoming chase pennington. >> i was laughing at first because i was in shock, and i was, like, well, this has to be some sort of a joke. >> reporter: pennington's shock turned to outrage. his grandmother who died three months ago, flew a flag outside her house ever since he can remember. >> she always had a flag up. she's called me to come help her put it up or take it down if she was tired or if it was starting to storm. >> reporter: dressed many red, white, and blue, pennington put up more flags today to show he's not backing down. >> i don't need it to be 4th of july to wear a t-shirt with the american flag or put my flag up because it's america the whole year, not just one day or two days a year. >> reporter: in fact, american pride has never been more on display. jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> the california drought is creating a domino effect of issues including west nile virus season. five people in santa clara county have been infected. the health department says those found with infection were

. >> a 100th builder celebration was held in chester county, lynnian pennington, looking good will iillg good. le big celebration, pennington is a big fan of "action news" news, we wish her a happy 100th builder. >> amazing. >> amazing! stay with us, we'll be righ ok buddy, aim it at us. there you go. so it's kfc night. [cheering] last week we hosted. yes, this week the kids invited us to their place. sorry i was late. i had a little trouble with the rope ladder. he fell twice. but look at all this food we've got. yeah we got this delicious kfc meal and they threw in 2 extra sides for free. for free! and i love what you've done with the drapes. are those your bedsheets? [laughing] ♪ well, not that kind of fresh. on the freshness of our chicken. but i can guarantee the freshness of our chicken because we go beyond what the usda requires... with extra inspections in american family owned farms, refrigerated trucks that deliver daily and everywhere in between. that's what it takes to bring your family a fresh tasting chicken. perdue. we believe in a better chicken. we showed people a su

everyone with a flag in the neighborhood got the same message including chase pennington. >> i was laughing because i was in shock. i thought it has to be some sort of a joke. >> reporter: the shock turned to outrage. his grandmother who died three months ago has flown a flag outside her house ever since he can remember. >> she's always had a flag up. she called me to come help her put it up or take it down if she was tired or it was starting to storm. >> reporter: pennington put up more flags to show he won't be intimidated. >> god bless america! >> reporter: now other neighbors are joining in. >> i'm going to put up my flag, too. why not? it's america. >> reporter: now, this is one of the letters that residents here received. you can see it is hand addressed. it has a san francisco postmark. look at this, ironically, a u.s. flag stamp in the corner. now, we did check in with the san rafael police department. because the contents of the letter are not threatening, they are not illegal. i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> interesting. thank you. >>> following an interesting story a. w

chase pennington got one too. >> it was definitely offensive. making accusations about what type of person i am and anyone who flies a flag is. >> we don't know much about the sender. the letters are postmarked and on each envelope, what do you know? a stamp with the american flag. americans are just as puzzled. they call it a close knit community and many put on you flags to show solidarity. >> we didn't want to be intimidated. we wanted to show a strong statement. >> even though it is a bizarre thing to do. >> they have a freedom totter o. the letter out. >> the flags are staying up. alyssa harrington, abc7 news. >> happening now, protestors are on the move in the east bay. have been marching across oakland and berkeley. they are demonstrating imens police brutality and in support of the teenager killed last week. alan wang is live in oakland with this developing story. alan. >> we have one oakland police officer who was posted along broadway. they were trying to monitor movements. they roamed through downtown oakland and they have dwindled to

chase pennington got one too. >> it was definitely offensive. making accusations about what type of person i am and anyone who flies a flag is. >> we don't know much about the sender. the letters are postmarked and on each envelope, what do you know? a stamp with the american flag. americans are just as puzzled. they call it a close knit community and many put on you flags to show solidarity. >> we didn't want to be intimidated. we wanted to show a strong statement. >> even though it is a bizarre thing to do. >> they have a freedom to send the letter out. >> the flags are staying up. alyssa harrington, abc7 news. >> happening now, protestors are on the move in the east bay. people have been marching across oakland and berkeley. they are demonstrating imens police brutality and in support of the teenager killed last week. alan wang is live in oakland with this developing story. alan. >> we have one oakland police officer who was posted along broadway. they were trying to monitor movements. they roamed through downtown oakland and they have dwindl

chase pennington got one, too. >> it was definitely offensive. i'm just making all of these accusations about what type of person i am, what type of person anybody who flies a flag is. >> we don't know much about the sender, except the letters are postmarked outside of san francisco and on each energy, what do you know, a stamp with the american flag. neighbors are just as puzzled. >> i think it's ridiculous. >> they call this a close-knit community and many of them put out flags to show solidarity. >> we didn't want to be intimidated by that kind of behavior. in fact we wanted to show a strong kind of statement, send a statement. >> even though morris and pennington think sending the note was a bizarre thing to do. >> the flag stands for your freedom and they have the freedom to send that letter out. >> their flags are staying up. in san rafael, alyssa hairington, abc7 news. >>> the american right to protest was on display in oakland and berkeley, where demonstrators rallied over the police shooting of an unarmed teenager in missouri. hands up,

mark vargo is the state's attorney for pennington county, and he's one of the officials named in the class action lawsuit. he's the only person from the state who agreed to speak with us. >> so i'm a lay person and i hear a police report or a report from a social worker being admitted into these 48 hour hearings and i think: evidence. can you explain why that doesn't mean evidentiary hearing? >> the 48 hour hearing under icwa according to the state supreme court was designed to ensure that parents are on notice, that they know what's happening to them. and to make sure that they have the availability of council. it is not the place that you try the case. >> they tell us this is not an adversarial proceeding, this is something we're all just supposed to go along with. from the indian perspective, who sees this in terms of history, this is about adversarial as it gets. when the state is trying to take their children, they're just following in a historical tradition that started a long time ago. >> al jazeera america presents >> i don't want to work at the farm for my entire life. >> 15

chase pennington got one too. >> it was definitely offensive. making accusations about what type of person i am and anyone who flies a flag is. >> we don't know much about the sender. the letters are postmarked and on each envelope, what do you know? a stamp with the american flag. americans are just as puzzled. they call it a close knit community and many put on you flags to show solidarity. >> we didn't want to be intimidated. we wanted to show a strong statement. >> even though it is a bizarre thing to do. >> they have a freedom to send the letter out. >> the flags are staying up. alyssa harrington, abc7 news. >> happening now, protestors are on the move in the east bay. people have been marching across oakland and berkeley. they are demonstrating imens police brutality and in support of the teenager killed last week. alan wang is live in oakland with this developing story. alan. >> we have one oakland police officer who was posted along broadway. they were trying to monitor movements. they roamed through downtown oakland and they have dwindl

. >> professor hugh pennington is a specialist. and he said that people shouldn't panic. >> the reaction is reasonable, for example one of the athletes in the commonwealth games here in scotland have come from sierra leone, and it's quite reasonable because he has come from a country where ebola is as busy as it were, and you have an illness which could be developed and it certainly wasn't. but he had to be tested and he's negative, and i think he's back in the games now, and quite a few people are coming out of these countries and coming from parts of the world and falling ill with a temperature and food poisoning and these are the things that people should get at the beginning of ebola, and it's quite right that they are tested and most of them will be negative. the systems that the countries have to make sure that the ebola is not getting out into the rest of the world are working. >working. and admittedly, one or two people from the united states have fallen ill, and it wouldn't be surprising because there are a lot of people t

with the american militia hunting for them, he his raiders raced back to safety in pennington. here is an image of harcourt accepting lee's sword in surrender. the problem is the british were the redcoats and the americans were the blue coats, but still it is a good depiction. after the british rating party left, those who came to care for the wounded and dead buried two americans cut down by tarleton's dragoons. one woman recalled they had hacked them so terribly it was difficult to remove their bodies . they were interred in the field where they lay. map of the path the it is difficult to see. it would down and across the river. these roads still exist. this was done by an aide to nathaniel greene a few days later. at the time, his capture was considered a disaster for the americans. the young officer gave the view of many of his fellow officers. this is misfortune that cannot be remedied as we have no other officer of equal expense and merit. the british are led by great men and expected lee's capture would end the war. lieutenant harcourt road to his brother that as lee was

chase pennington got one too. >> it's definitely offensive. make all these accusations about what type of person i am, what type of person anybody who flies the flag is. >> we don't know much about the sender except the letters are postmarked out of san francisco, and on each envelope, what do you know, a stamp with the american flag. neighbors are just as puzzled. >> i think it's ridiculous. >> they call this a close-knit community and many put out flags to show solidarity. >> we didn't want to be intimidated by that kind of behavior. in fact, we wanted to show a strong statement, send a statement. >> even though morris and pending done think sending the note was a bizarre thing to do. the flag stands for your freedom. they have a freedom to send that letter out. >> their flags are staying up. in san rafael, alyssa harrington, abc7 news. >> the american right to protest was on display in oakland and berkeley where demonstrators rallied over the police shooting of an unarmed teenager in missouri. [chanting] hands up, don't shoot! hands up, don

. >> i didn't see frank or simon russell or bill pennington there have been a lot of them but at a certain point i had to make it completely my own where no one sitting on my shoulder. >> rose: did you see it, was it a production put on by your father? >> you know, he did put it on, but when he put king lear on i was 7 years old. and my parents knew i wouldn't last until the end. so no, the first time i saw it was in 1962, the first season of shakespeare in the park at the delacorte with frank sillvara in the role. and it completely throttled me. i mean that you remember. you remember just the impact of a play like this. it was like the first time i ever saw death of a salesman. >> rose: speaking of death of a salesman, are there other things that you very much want to play that when you look at all its things you have done, are there missing elements for you? in terms of great characters. >> i would say the only one was king lear. i don't have any bucket list play or part any more. i mean-- i'm about to do a delicate balance on broadway and i'm thrilled to be doing thamment but it's not s