perry, i'm so pleased to meet you."s across from me and starts telling the story. >> just sitting here talking to you, 99. >> 99. >> and 70 plus years later. and i ask her, take me back to that moment. and she said to me, "well, there was a boy named abraham," and she got emotional. >> 70 years. >> 70 years later. talking about a friend of hers who went off to war and was killed almost immediately. and she still was carrying the emotion from it. and i thought here's the movie, here's the way in. i got to tell it from her point of view. >> those are the coordinators where the soldiers are? >> yes. but understand you're not supposed to be looking this close. >> tyler, i had never heard this story. i had never heard of these women. how is that possible that we don't know this story? >> that there were 85 black 8555 black women and women of color who served in world war ii and no one knew it. >> and went overseas to represent this country. >> yeah. but also, you have to understand at that time when a lot of the women came b

and perry will describe going to orphanage and so forth. right.and struggling through adolescence and youth. and he's got side of artistic side, right. this picture of jesus, you know, being sensitive some ways. right. you know, and then we have -- hickock, right? we learn a lot about his childhood and background. but he, too, was in a car accident, severe car accident and experienced concussions. and that dr. mitchell jones sort of suspects that might have been one factor because apparently he did not have these violent tendencies. prior to the accident. but after accident, he began to get a lot of trouble. and so they suspect that it might have something to do with brain damage or illness. so we won't read these passages. you know, we'll talk about it. there's also a very strange case is added in this book, and it's the case of lowell, leander. this is an actual case now loyola andrews was a very quiet, reserved, young man who was a very good in school. he had a very supportive, loving family. apparently, he wanted to you gain the money that his

and perry and -- and perry were sort of diagnosed by a psychiatrist named dr. w mitchell jones.he was a criminal psych psychiatrist at learn and state hospital. andr. joseph staton of the menninger in topeka, kansas, also affirmed, the conclusions drawn. dr. dr. jones. so together these scientific cases show that -- hickock and perry smith. right. that their findings were relevant, their defense. and although the mcnaughton rule was invoked, suggest that they are able to stand trial, the diagnosis that perry was a paranoid schizophrenic and that he had this dissociative moments due to trauma in his life. now we know that the trauma that he experiences have to do with this very troubling childhood and abuse that he by his father and his mother and how he went from home to home. of course, this led tragically to the suicides, his sister and brother, sister fell out of a, you know, apartment building and fell to her death. they don't know if it was accidental, if it was suicide. but she died violently. and their mother was alcoholic and his brother killed himself. his his wife kill

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perry was 30 years old and spent most of his life at a park in palo alto. the barren park donkey project shared the news on their website, and we do know that a memorial service for perry the donkey will be planned soon. that does it for us. thank you so much for watching the 7.30 right here on ktvu, and we'll see you back again tomorrow at 730. be sure to download our fox local app to your smart tv or cell phone. there you can stream all of our newscasts. find exclusive stories and content right on your smart tv or cell. all you got to do is go to your app store and download fox local, click on san francisco and then search for ktvu. thanks so much for joini if you like options, you'll love my $6 all day big deal meal. choose from 4 delicious entrées and 5 tasty sides with a drink. oh, and nobody else includes breakfast items all day. just this guy. at jack, every bite's a big deal! welcome to jack in the box! [chatter] it's a robotic money expert. clever. how do i start a savings habit? famous cabbage. savings habits. shaving rabbits. tech can make life s

personaje del burro en la película de animación sueca, perry, de 30 años, fue sacrificado el pasado competición formó parte de un festival anual de hielo y nieve, cuyo lema es sues compartidos de hielo y nieve. corazones unidos en asia, deportes en los deportes arrancó la búsqueda del nuevo coordinador defensivo de los 49ers, entre ellos un viejo conocido todo el reporte de los posibles regresos donde los ganadores juegan y los jugadores ganan. buenas noches. los andrés. 49ers no han perdido un solo segundo desde el domingo que terminó la temporada para preparar la que viene. tuvieron varias entrevistas para su puesto de coordinador defensivo y entre ellas estuvo un viejo conocido, san francisco. se reunió con robert salla, quien está interesado en regresar a su antigua posición de coordinador defensivo de los niners por 4 temporadas entre 2017 y el 2020, convirtiendo la defensa de san francisco en una de las 3 mejores de la liga y a partir de ahí se convirtió en entrenador en jefe de los new york jets, equipo que dirigió hasta la semana 5 de la temporada pasada. pero esa no fue la

kpix visited perry at the park in palo alto last year. his handler told us one of the film's animators lived nearby and brought a team over to hang out with perry for research. his medical bills over the years were a huge expense. some residents and the city stepped in to help pay. over the summer, perry was just30 years old. >>> migraines can be debilitating. we're hearing from one advocate bringing awareness to a disease that you can't see. >>> plus, many are taking part in dry january. we're taking you to one of san francisco's spot that offers beer, wine, and mocktails, minus the alcohol. >>> welcome back. 45 million people often get headaches in the u.s., and some get really bad headaches. migraine is the third most common disease in the world, but for many it goes untreated. we have the story of one person who's fighting back. >> i think going through all this pain and, you know, els re to, like, be alive. >> reporter: for crystal it's an invisible crushing force that sometimes takes over. >> difficult symptoms to manage, and when y

abc's perry russom joins us from washington now.good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning to you. this case is urgent with the ban set to start in just a matter of days now after arguments yesterday. it appears the supreme court will uphold the ban. with the fate of tiktok now in the hands of the supreme court, a lawyer for the app says, if they do not win this case, tiktok will go dark in the u.s. in a matter of days. >> this country has never taken the step of shutting down a speech platform, much less such an important speech platform. >> reporter: tiktok argues the law forcing its chinese-based parent company bytedance to sell the app or be banned in the u.s. is a violation of the first amendment. >> there must be a solution that protects both our national interests and our constitutional rights. >> reporter: nearly 170 million americans use the app. that's about half the u.s. population. >> i am part of so many creators who support our own lives and have built careers off of this platform. >> reporter: the biden administrat

kpix visited perry at the park in palo alto last year. his handler told us one of the animators lived nearby. over the years his medical bills piled up, and many pitched in to cover the costs. >>> and the santa cruz wharf reopened today after part of it fell into the sea. john ramos takes us there while questions about the future of the wharf continue. >> reporter: the santa cruz wharf is again open for business, and the mayor says it's completely safe, but not everyone shares his confidence that there's nothing more to see here. >> good morning! how is everybody? pretty good day, huh? >> reporter: it was a good day compared to christmas eve when a previously closed 150-foot section at the end of the wharf broke apart sending two buildings, broken pilings, and other debris into the ocean. on this day, the mayor announced that despite the challenges, there was good news. >> we're trying to emphasize the concept that when you build a half mile long commercial road over open ocean, you'll have to be pretty careful about how you maintain that

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tyler perry -- we're going to talk about the movie, "next act." imagine -- you're friends with him. >> yes. >> seth: you know, this is a time to show gratitude. i would think there couldn't be a harder person to buy a present for than tyler perry. who, let's be honest is doing pretty good. >> he has everything. >> seth: yeah. >> him and oprah. you're like -- [ laughter ] >> seth: oprah. you're like, "is this one of your favorite things?" [ laughter ] >> yeah, exactly. "do you want a new favorite thing?" >> seth: yeah. >> yeah. this movie, which we'll talk about is all about letters. and he says the thing that means the most to him is a letter. >> seth: oh, that's nice. so you can just do a handwritten letter. >> maybe a post-it. [ light laughter ] >> seth: see, that's rice -- that's the one that deserves rice. [ laughter ] all right. i want to talk about your wonderful film. we'll be right back with kerry after this. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] what is cirkul? cirkul is the fuel you need to take flight. cirkul is the energy that gets you to the next

abc news reporter perry russom has a look from washington.te, usa. >> the cheers for pete hegseth as he walked before the senate armed services committee. >> force will remove members by protesters as the veteran and former tv host works to become the next secretary of defense. >> people that really know me know where my heart's at. it's with the guys in this audience who've had my back and i've had theirs. >> president elect. trump's nominee has been shattered by allegations of sexual misconduct, alcohol abuse and financial mismanagement, allegations he denies. >> there was a coordinated smear campaign orchestrated in the media against us. >> according to a police report obtained by abc news, a woman accused hegseth of sexual assault in 2017. no charges were filed. his attorney says he settled with the woman in order to keep his job. hegseth calls the encounter consensual. >> but you acknowledge that you cheated on your wife and that you cheated on the woman who by whom you had just fathered a child. you have admitted that. >> i will allow y

perry russom, abc news, washington. >> canada's prime minister is stepping down. this will end justin trudeau's nearly decade long reign of power north of the border. the liberal party leader has been asked to resign publicly by his own party members. the public has been unhappy with the prime minister's handling of the budget and immigration issues. trudeau says parliament will be suspended until march the 24th, while a new leader is chosen. now to the east bay, where oakland police are investigating a series of burglaries overnight. all four crimes happened just a few minutes apart in the area of macarthur boulevard and fruitvale avenue. the first was a break in at a safeway supermarket on redwood road at about 3 a.m, then another safeway on fruitvale just minutes later. employees there say the thieves broke in through the front door and stole liquor. next was a break in at a 7-eleven store. the clerk says the suspect stole two cash registers from inside the store. then a massage business on park boulevard just before 5 a.m. was also hit. it's unclear what was t

abc news reporter perry russom is at the capitol with a look back at how the nation is paying its respects. >> former president jimmy carter landing at joint base andrews in maryland today, making his final trip to washington, dc. the flight call sign, special mission 39 for the 39th president. a 21 gun salute for carter, america's longest living president. he died last month at the age of 100. his flag draped casket leaving the carter center in atlanta this morning. >> hi, jimmy carter, do solemnly swear. >> he will lie in state in the capitol rotunda, the same building where he took the oath of office 48 years ago. the peanut farmer from plains, georgia, becoming the 39th president. he was the first president to step out of the presidential limousine and walked down pennsylvania avenue to the white house. today, his family doing the same, but this time walking to the capitol as his casket is pulled by eight horses. the procession is designed to mirror his inauguration parade for two days. he will lie in state in the capitol rotunda. carter state funeral is at the national cathedral on th

perry ahora enfrenta cargos por vandalismo. vamos ahora a santa cruz.l, la parte afectada. mientras que esta parte va a permanecer cerrada. mientras sigan así esas reparaciones. y si les gusta realizar senderismo en la zona de mount diablo, tenga en cuenta que este año la organización safe mount diablo realizará eventos gratis, como caminatas guiadas, además de actividades de ciclismo, escalada, meditación, pintura al aire libre y hasta observación de aves. la información la encuentra en la página web que ve en pantalla. todo esto, la organización busca incentivar a las personas a que visiten la zona, que con esto se conecten con la naturaleza y así tengan conciencia sobre la imimportanci de proteger estas áreas. para que se vaya preparando. desde ya le adelanto que la fecha de inicio de estas actividades es el próximo 25 de enero. otros proyectos en puerta incluyen un evento de observación de estrellas con la sociedad astronómica de mount diablo y una caminata para apoyar a la comunidad. lgbtq. más. y hablando de la madre naturaleza, es hora de conocer

perry's cause of death has not been announced.the barron park donkeys say memorial plans for perry will be announced soon. a high surf advisory is in effect for parts of northern california. we'll give you a live look out across the oakland estuary tonight. the national weather service says some parts of the california coast could see large, breaking waves between 18 to 22ft high. the advisory remains in effect through 3 a.m. and in santa cruz, the city's iconic wharf officially reopened today after a portion of it collapsed into the ocean less than two weeks ago. ktvu is betty yu was there and has the report. >> the whole front just fell of. >> the end of the historic santa cruz wharf, fell into the ocean during a massive storm on december 23rd. it was a dramatic sight, much of it captured on social media. two people were rescued and a third swam to safety after the partial collapse. >> today, what we want to do is let you know, let the community know, let people all over northern california know it is safe to come to our wharf.

and boy, thanks very much, don perry, it is really a fast and list intensities my pleasure. the the un high commissioner for human rights will could cause visited seriousness taurus to naya prison. the facility was recently reopened off to the full of the assad regime. thousands of prisoners were held that during his ruling many that the chinese were tortured or even killed. well, that's cross to how much on zoom his life for us in the conference. so the mass goes mohammed, what more did we learn from volk tuck today? the 1st and foremost, sorry, we heard from volker turk, that this was a historic visit, that this was a 1st, the 1st time that are you in high commissioner for human rights was visiting syria . and in that regard, the high commissioner said that he was optimistic, that he was going to be able to work going forward with the new administration in syria, along with civil service or organizations in order to try to ensure that there is transitional justice going forward and that there is protection of human rights here in syria. now, one of the things that mister t

perry, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. you.ing a ruling from the supreme court in the next few days with the ban going into effect on the 19th. right now it appears the supreme court will uphold the ban. a lawyer for tiktok says if they do not win, tiktok will go dark in the u.s. in a matter of days. this is a monumental case in the social media world we live in with about half the u.s. population using tiktok. the case is being framed as the first amendment against national security. at the center of the case is a law that is forcing tiktok's chinese-based parent company, bytedance, to sell the app or be banned in the u.s. tiktok says that is a violation of the first amendment, but the u.s. government from the congress to the cia fears the chinese government could weaponize the app by exploiting massive amounts of user data and manipulating what videos americans see on their feeds. tiktok has long denied those claims. justice brett kavanaugh mentions the government fears the information they're collecting on teenagers and peop

. >> plus, i'm abc's perry russom in washington.n the fourth anniversary of the attack at the capitol. that story coming up. >> and governor newsom on high speed rail where we are now and pictures of former president jimmy carter lying in repose at the carter presidential center in atlanta. tomorrow morning,r the former president will be taken to washington, d.c, where he will lie in state in the capitol rotunda. carter's state funeral will take place thursday at washington's national cathedral, where president biden is expected to eulogize his longtime friend. abc news will be providing live coverage of tomorrow's events right here on abc seven. >> well, it is official donald trump has officially won the 2024 election. >> that's right. the results certified by congress today, just four years after hundreds of trump supporters attacked the capitol on january 6th. >> abc news reporter perry russom has the story. >> the snow in d.c. not slowing down the certification today. it comes four years after the attack at the capitol. no menti

mientras que en fairfield, la policía arrestó a crystal perry, de 59 años, por haber vertido pinturahículo, él fue hasta la casa de perry a reclamarle por haber vandalizado su coche y se dio cuenta de que la mujer salió del apartamento con una daga en la mano. ahí la ve usted. la víctima huyó y se comunicó inmediatamente con la policía. un joven hondureño de 15 años, quien residía en san josé, murió en un accidente automovilístico a solo días de su cumpleaños. por este caso, otro adolescente de 16 años está enfrentando ahora cargos de homicidio vehicular. telemundo 48 habló en exclusiva con la hermana del menor, quien tiene un mensaje a los jóvenes. yomara lópez nos comparte su testimonio. este jueves gerardo jasiel rosales hubiera cumplido 16 años, un joven hondureño que se mudó a san josé hace 2 años a vivir con su hermana mayor. lo traje según para que él pudiera tener un mejor futuro acá si era estudiando, pero pues lamentablemente no se pudo. su hermana, quien prefirió no ser identificada, dice que su tío fue quien la llamó para contarle lo sucedido. me dijo que se le habían esc

bob perry talked to him a lot. i talked to him a. and the art world of arms dealers. you're dealing with people who are not. you know, they're it's not a nice world really. you can't always trust them. in fact, you should never trust them. but you should hear them out and corroborate or refute them. and that's what i tried to do. but i was in attacking me, they would that i was gullible and i was buying taking these arms dealers at face value, you know, and and i was really nothing more than a gullible conspiracy theorist. in fact, i went to israel and i talked to ari berman at his two immediate superiors. yehoshua was a guy, is head of israeli military and his deputy manager, voronezh. and they both confirmed to me that ben menashe, who was had worked for them and he'd sort of gone rogue. i mean, the other i learned from that from your hodja was guy is that he was talking regularly to bill casey and if you think about it i mean the people who run presidential are not supposed to be meeting with israeli intelligence all the time but bill casey was and was it was somet

you are listening into what done, perry. i had to say, what do you make of perspectives like his, he acknowledged to a certain extent that they should be more pressure on israel to provide the evidence at that time. also protects all appraising inside hospitals. but he said they should be also a lot of pressure, more pressure on her mazda itself is to do the same. what do you make of comments? 5 that and i lived in the together with my family. and during this genocide, i stayed in a ship a hospital and in also also because the 2 biggest hospitals in the us, none of us could see any evidence of what done this thing. and i think that done thinks that the audience have a very short term memory, a few months back these to say that a ship, it was the command on control center for how much does this trip and what evidence that they have to show the whole world nothing, right? so i think that is, there is plans right now is to execute the general plan, which is to try to uh next to north of casa. and they understand that the hospit

i'm will perry.at nottingham forest to maintain a 6—point lead at the top of the premier league. mauro itoje will lead england into the six nations after being named their new captain. and judd trump has a third masters title on his mind after cruising into the quarterfinals at alexandra palace. welcome along. diogojota denied nottingham forest a win over liverpool that would have reduced their lead at the top of the premier league to three points. chris wood put forest ahead afterjust eight minutes, his 13th of an incredible season before the portuguese levelled in the second half — 1—1 it finished at the city ground with liverpool remaining six points clear at the top with a game in hand. they maybe deserved not to concede the second or third goal they threw and they fight with everything they got. fans helping them a lot, they were really

energy secretary rick perry. i want talks about increasing general growth but first to energy.ink can be done first debut president trump could be to end that lng pause it would do so much for companies here in the u.s., but it would do so much for friends abroad who depend on russia and other idiot nations. >> yeah, david, you touched on i think the core issue to make your economy grow. you have to have an energy policy that will allow for the growth of your energy production. you know, no matter what it may be. ours is based on fossil fuels and growing that fossil fuel in particularly, liquefied natural gas and pause that biden administration put on lgn plants, that really affected the economy. i think it s&p global, dan juergen's group, i consider to be number one energy expert in the world, he studies this pause, and basically they found there would be 100 thousand jobs created by taking that pause off, getting our lng produced and sent around the world. the left said it will drive up cost of liquefied natural gas and cost of energy at home, they said it 15 years ago when w

i'm will perry, here's what's coming up.there are still some who think a fight with anthonyjoshua will still happen. david moyes says the everton job is a "different beast" and rejoining the club was "too big an opportunity "to turn down". and we're on the golf course with peter 0demwingie. once a premier league footballer, now a golf pro. former world heavyweight champion tyson fury has announced his retirement from boxing again. it's not the first time he's said he'll leave the sport — hence scepticism around whether this really is the end. last month, fury lost his rematch against 0leksandr usyk. his announcement comes just a couple of days after anthonyjoshua said a fight with fury "had "to happen this year" and that he believed it would. with more, here's our boxing reporter, ade adedoyn. today's press conference to announce what is a huge bill in saudi arabia has been overshadowed by this news tyson fury says he will retire from boxing.

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perry russom, abc news, washington. >> perkins, 11 and 12 years old, have social media accounts, even though most platforms require users to be 13. a new ucsf study found 25% of kids use social media to forget about their problems. 11% admit overuse hurt their schoolwork. the research links underage social media use to depression, eating disorders, adhd, and disruptive behaviors. >> our coverage of the southern california fires continues. next, we'll have the very latest from altadena. >> the effect of climate change on natural disasters and the bad climate news out today. >> and san francisco's backup water plan when it comes to the next natural disaster pete g. writes, "my tween wants a new phone. how do i not break the bank?" we got you, pete. xfinity mobile was designed to save you money and gives you access to wifi speeds up to a gig. so you get high speeds for low prices. better than getting low speeds for high prices. right, bruce? -jealous? yeah, look at that. -honestly. someone get a helmet on this guy. xfinity internet customers, ask how to get an unlimited line free for a y

a memorial will be held for perry at a later date. bird flu is impacting egg supply, driving up prices and leaving some grocery stores out of stock. the ventura county star reports between 10 and 14 million egg laying hens have been killed or have died from the virus in california. the u.s. department of agriculture says egg prices have jumped 70% from november to december, driving up the average cost to nearly $9 a dozen. >> it's psychological too. it's just like when covid hit and, you know, everybody was going out for like tons of water and tons of toilet paper because we think we're going to, you know, the world is coming to an end. psychologically, it's like, oh my gosh, am i in this fervor that i have to go find eggs somewhere and anywhere? i'll i will likely just do without. >> there's no quick fix in sight, and the egg supply is expected to be tight for at least the next few weeks. tomorrow, dungeness crab fishing season finally begins in the bay area. the season usually starts in mid-november, but it's been delayed the past f

isn't even on the menu, companies are cashing in two stars, releasing nonalcoholic products like katy perry's booze free beverage line day. what a great time for blake lively's seltzer buds. >> i don't know how good it is. >> i think it's five pallets. i thought i ordered six and tom holland's nonalcoholic beer company bureau. >> more and more are embracing life without alcohol. congratulations. your first dry january. how's it going so far? >> it's going good. >> it's going very dry. >> last year i caught up with austin burton as he was posting his journey on tiktok. >> it's not because i have a drinking problem by any means. i just have a problem with what comes with drinking. >> my recovery is off, sleep's off, and just my mental game is a little slower than usual, and so i just wanted to take a break from it all. it wasn't necessarily like, okay, i'm going 100% sober, but let's just see what happens when i can take a break and do something for myself. my own decision. and i haven't really looked back since. >> he had decided to stop drinking months earlier, but used dry january to keep th

katy perry stepped away from "american idol" after seven seasons.le season four winner carrie underwood joins the "idol" judging panel in 2025. -mahomes flings it. it's there! -and this was andy reid special. -at the super bowl it was a nail biting finish as the kansas city chiefs defeated the san francisco 49ers, but it was taylor swift who stole the show traveling 12 hours from japan to cheer on her boyfriend travis kelce. taylor even rushed the field to celebrate his triumph. -any stretch of the imagination for him personally, statistically -- statistical wise. but when the big... -usher crushed it with his halftime show and reba mcentire moved everyone with the "star spangled banner." -celebrity milestone birthdays made headlines. lionel richie and meryl streep turned 75, while oprah winfrey and al roker both joined the 70s club. -don't be scared. -[ laughs ] -don't be scared, al. it's going to be alright. -lenny kravitz turned 60. it doesn't get any better. -and victoria beckham celebrated the big five o with the spice girls reunion at her part

police say the victim confronted her and that's when perry allegedly took out this dagger. harry was arrested and and officials say it happened near 19th street broadway yesterday evening. officials believe it started in a trash chute, but the cause is still under investigation. more than 50 firefighters responded to the fire. no one was hurt. we'll go hawaii. we're learning some new details about the victims from the new year's day. fireworks tragedy. neighbors of loved ones honoring the legacy of the 3 people who died. reporter nikki schenfeld has the latest. >> flowers were left in the car ports and on the side of the house where 2 women were killed during the blast. loved ones say charmaine, but nick nolte was critically injured during the explosion. relatives say her injuries are severe and her 2 sons are staying with her boyfriend's parents. sadly, they say her mother was one of the victims. officials have not id the victims. that said a 23 year-old woman also died at the hospital a few hours it was chaotic. surveillance footage shows the party just before the blast.

iam i am caitriona perry. you're very welcome.cross the los angeles area have reopened after almost a week of wildfires. but the city is bracing for further blazes with forecasters warning that strong winds are set to return. the strongest winds are expected to be on tuesday, in ventura county, north of la. while they're not expected to match last week's intensity, wind gusts could reach 70 miles per hour, about the force of a categoryi hurricane. three major fires are still burning. the palisades fire has burned more than 23,000 acres and is now 14% contained.

say the victim confronted her and that's when perry allegedly brandished the dagger.ayne was arrested and booked into the solano county jail. will the labor union representing thousands of dockworkers in the u.s. they're returning to the negotiation table as another strike looms international longshoremen's association and united states maritime alliance they're set to continue contract discussions on tuesday. this comes after nearly 45,000 dockworkers went on a three-day strike in the fall. a temporary deal was reached in october which granted workers a 62% wage hike over 6 years while issues regarding automation remain unresolved, the new deal is not reached by january 15 workers could carry out another strike. >> well, in injured cat finally rescued after being stuck up in a tree for over 5 days in vacaville. we're told the local fire department could help because its ladder truck was out of service and people there couldn't locate a letter tall enough to make the rescue. ultimately a worker from solano sides was able to help out the cat is now recovering at a loca

perry russom, abc news, capitol hill. >> and abc news will have special coverage on thursday for hisater this half hour. you'll be able to see it live wherever you watch abc seven. >> today, president joe biden established two new national monuments here in california. the president designated the chuckwalla national monument in the southern part of the state, right near joshua tree, which you see here. and the other is the national monument, which is just north of redding. this is one of president biden's last moves to protect american land and water before leaving the white house. >> strong winds and fires caused today's news conference about the new national monuments to be rescheduled. two wildfires now burning in southern california as life threatening wind gusts of up to 100mph really shake that area. abc news reporter jacqueline lee has the latest from los angeles. >> it looks like a pretty good fire in pacific palisades. >> a huge plume of smoke over the pacific palisades as wildfires ignite in los angeles. >> there's a house right there, too, i think. >> a second fire in the

>> not just fires, neighbors like perry worry about medical emergencies. says about 6-months ago he had a bad fall inside of his home. firefighters from station 28 rushed him to the hospital. >> every second counts. they are the emergency response up here. and, there is a lot of seniors that live up here. and it could be a matter of life and death. >> the fire chief admits there is no way to sugar coat it. it is a bad situation. he is forced to temporarily shutdown two stations on monday due to a large city budget deficit. station's 28 and 25. station 10 was already closed and will remain closed because of budget cuts. >> we will get here as quickly as we can as we always do. it does not change how we operate. it changes the amount of time that it takes for us to have a call. >> there will be delays in our delivery. when you call 911 an 99 will show up, for sure. >> reporter: the 24 firefighters at stations 25 and 28 will be transferred to other firehouses in the city. the chief hopes to reopen the two stations in july in time for the wildfire season. he s

>> reporter: not just fires, but neighbors like frederick perry worry about medical emergencies. about six months ago, he had a bat fall inside his home. firefighters from station 28 rushed him to the hospital. >> every emergency counts. there's a lot of seniors that live here. >> reporter: the fire chief admits there is no way to sugar coat it. it's a bad situation. but he's forced to temporarily shut down two stations on monday due to a large city budget deficit. stations 28 and 25. station 10 was already closed and will remain closed because of budget cuts. >> we'll get here as quickly as we can as we always do. it doesn't change how we operate. it changes how the important of time that it gets to us. when you call 911, it will show up for sure. >> reporter: the 24 firefighters at stations 25 and 28 will be transferred to other fire houses in the city. the chief hopes to reopen the two stations in july. in time for the wildfire season. he says they will brown out other stations there. depending on the budget situation. >> and let's see if they could hole their breath because t

well, now a new tyler perry movie shares the challenges and the successes of the 6888.espondent alexis clark introduces us to the retired colonel who took on a personal mission to ensure that their story was told. night and day. the vast business of assembly went on. the massive invasion of western europe, known as d-day, was covertly planned by the allies for more than two years. all communication about troops and troop movements were closely monitored. the d-day preparations was the catalyst for the backlog because mail contained sensitive information, so the mail had to be censored. it sometimes was stopped. colonel edna cummings, a career army officer, came across the story of the 6888 about eight years ago and was taken aback that she'd never heard of them or their mission. the task of sorting the mail. other units had tried and failed, with 7 million service members in europe. the mail backlog totaled nearly 17 million pieces, filling warehouses in england. when the 6888 arrived in 1945, they had to work in blackout conditions because the war wasn't over. so the w

when i look at things like this, i wouldn't necessarily say a goal is to make a trade with perry as muchjust i just want us to put the best team on the field. i've been with the giants organization. this is my seventh year. i've talked to you about this. i live in the city. i absolutely love living there. i love the organization. so for me, it just goes back to whatever we have to do to put a winner on the field is what i want us to do. that involves making a trade with the angels. great. and if it doesn't, that's fine too. all right. you can follow all the giants moves this offseason by downloading the giants talk podcast. after the break. the investigation into the deadly plane crash in south korea. what investigators z's bakery is looking to add a pizza oven, arissa's hair salon wants to expand their space, and steve's t-shirt shop wants to bring on more help. with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee, they can think more about possibilities for their business and not the cost of their internet. it's five years of gig-speeds and advanced security. all from the company with

time for sport, here is a full round—up at the bbc sport centre with will perry.ottingham forest fans will be pinching themselves. they're currently leading liverpool 1—0 at the city ground, which means as it stands they're just three points behind arne slot�*s side at the top of the premier league. chris wood scored his 13th goal of the season, 1—0 the score. elsewhere, cole palmer's has his 14th league goal of the campiagn as chelsea lead bournemouth 1—0 at stamford bridge. west ham are 2—0 up against fulham in graham potter's first home game in charge and no breakthrough between brentford and champions manchester city. there's been a big shock at the australian open where brazilian qualifier joao fonseca beat russian ninth seed andrey rublev. the 18—year—old has become only the second teenager since 1973 to defeat an atp top—10 player in their debut grand slam main draw. he'll meet italian lorenzo sonego in the second round. british number two cameron norrie is out after losing in four sets to italy's matteo berrenttini. norrie says he could "barely practise" b

isn't even on the menu, companies are cashing in two stars, releasing nonalcoholic products like katy perry'se beverage line day. what a great time for blake lively's seltzer buds. >> let them know how good it is. >> i think it's five pallets. >> i thought i ordered six. >> and tom holland's nonalcoholic beer company bureau more and more are embracing life without alcohol. congratulations. your first dry january. how's it going so far? >> it's going good. it's going very dry. >> last year i caught up with austin burton as he was posting his journey on tiktok. >> it's not because i have a drinking problem by any means. i just have a problem with what comes with drinking. my recovery is off, sleep's off and just my mental game is a little slower than usual. and so i just wanted to take a break from it all. it wasn't necessarily like, okay, i'm going 100% sober, but let's just see what happens when i can take a break and do something for myself. my own decision. and i haven't really looked back since. >> he had decided to stop drinking months earlier, but used dry january to keep that momentum g

the perries come out soon, maybe even announced right here on kpix. >> some of those slams look a little personal from mullin and owens. >> they were just trying to make me look as bad as possible. >> you held your own, way to go, vern. >> i held the paddle. >>> up next at 5:00, as fires burn out of control in southern california, futuristic fire prevention tech is on display at the consumer electronics show. >>> the toyota tahoe report is set. let's peek at the map. >> it is a tranquil weather pattern around the bay area and also tranquil across the entire region. zero new snowfall over the past 24 hours, but a good base at all the resorts, a couple feet to six feet depending on elevation and temperatures are going to be favorable that the resorts will be able to add some new snow, fire up snow guns with overnight lows in the teens and 20s, highs reaching the 30s this weekend, should see plenty of sunshine overhead, ideal conditions overall except for the lack of fresh powder and the wind is not going to be an issue. dry weather means good travel weather on u.s. 50 and i-80. as always,

perry a thank you very much for your input. will have to leave it that the former associate press chief edits of your africa and the middle east. the right, well, staying on present elect donald trump. he's once again threatened to retake the panama canal and take control of green and from denmark. and he's refused to roll out the use of force to do, but if we need them for economic security, the panama canal was built for a military terrier. i'm not gonna commit to that and how it might, it might be that you'll have to do something. look, the panama canal is vital to our country or we need greenland for national security purposes. i've been told that for a long time, long before i even ran, i mean people have been talking about it for a long time. people really don't even know if denmark has any legal rights to it, but if they do, they should give it up because we need it for national security. that's for the free world. i'm talking about protecting the very well i saw some moving walls fine in california husbands, more than 1

abraham distinguished lecture on barbara perry. i'm a professor. the oral history program presidential studies at the miller center are and just want to thank everyone being here today and particularly of those who are associated with the miller center my colleagues, starting with bill antholis and christine christie, christina lopez, guitar de chao and all of my colleagues who made this happen along with at the law school. i want to begin, as i do now. henry passed on in february of 2020 with his perfect romantic timing just before the shutdown and the pandemic, and a few months before that, he wrote what would become the final words that he would commit to paper. and they are about his time up in germany. and i wanted to share with you today very briefly, henry said it was 1934, hitler's second year in power. my home since my birth in 1921 was often a coal mine. germany's leather goods center, where i attended, an elementary coed public school. the bell rang for the customary 20 minute recess, and i hurried out into the courtyard with my classmat