that was part of pete walker and adam's consideration in terms of planting from the beginning.hat is really interesting from a micro point of view, the far eastern end of the park is much foggier and wetter than the eastern end. there are dozen a micro climates within the park and a dozen subgardens that talk to each of those micro climates. the far west is the driest. it's for the prehistoric garden occurs. the shadows today actually are coming more from the east end. 181 cast a significant shadow on the park. i've been on that east end many, many times. and broad sunlight -- actually, it's hot certain times of the year. it's a lovely place to sit. what you realize immediately is that if it's 1500 feet long and five acres, there are going to be areas of shadow, there are going to be areas of sun. it has that modulation that one finds in great parks. it's never all in sun. it's certainly never all in shadow. the foundry square buildings, 181 freemont, even block 5 are casting shadows on the site. what is really wonderful about that, we're now able to measure a park that is ther

>>his name is pete walker and he says he pent thousands of hours creating this original work of art, uding portraits of his wife that he inted after their engagement. the thies also took other works that walker has collected including some that have been handed down over generations. he discovered they were gone as his family was packinup to move out of their sandra fell apartment and now he's pleang for their safe return. herekind of in a moment of disbelief these pieces mean nothing to you but they mean everything to us no questions asked st bring him back. >>so you foit, i don't care i want to ask anything i just you knowwe just want we just want those memories back we just want you know the the pieces of kind of ourself that we want back. >>well walker says the pieces taken from his personal practice. likely have no value without theartist's authenticity the resthe says his prices to him though he says if only for sentimental value, dave ok morning we're monitoring a few little light rain showers e leftover sky should open up a little at bit. here's the shot from u c rkeley. >>goi

that was part of pete walker and adam's consideration in terms of planting from the beginning.hat is really interesting from a micro point of view, the far eastern end of the park is much foggier and wetter than the eastern end. there are dozen a micro climates within the park and a dozen subgardens that talk to each of those micro climates. the far west is the driest. it's for the prehistoric garden occurs. the shadows today actually are coming more from the east end. 181 cast a significant shadow on the park. i've been on that east end many, many times. and broad sunlight -- actually, it's hot certain times of the year. it's a lovely place to sit. what you realize immediately is that if it's 1500 feet long and five acres, there are going to be areas of shadow, there are going to be areas of sun. it has that modulation that one finds in great parks. it's never all in sun. it's certainly never all in shadow. the foundry square buildings, 181 freemont, even block 5 are casting shadows on the site. what is really wonderful about that, we're now able to measure a park that is ther

pete walker says he spent thousands of hours creating his original works of art e thieves also took otherks. walker has collected incling some that was nded down for generations, he discovered they were gone as his family was cking up to move after their sandra fell apartme. now he's begging the thieves to returnhis items. >>here kind of ia moment of disbelief these pieces mean nothing to you but they mean everything to us no questions asked just bring him back. >>so you found it, i don't care i want to ask anything i st you know we just want we just want those memories back we just want you know the the we want back. of rself that >>walker says the pieces taken from hispersonal practice likely have no value without artists authenticity the rest is prices low. he says for only sentimental reasons you just heard him say no questions asked just give it back. as we head to break, here'sa live look ouide at fog this morning but certain cole we're watching flights coming and going it doesn't appear to be major delaysat >>happening todaystate lawmakers kick off the 2020 legislave session and ou

pete walker says that he spent thousands of hours creating his original works of art, including a poraithis wife that he painted after theirngagement. the thieves also took other works that walker had collected including some that have been handed wn over generations. he discovered that they were gone as his family was packing up to move out of the sanda fell apart that ty were in. now he's pleading for their safe return. here kind of in a moment of >>this belief these pieces an nothing to you but they mean everything to us no qutions asked ju bring him back. so yo found it, i don't just you knw we just nt we i just want those memoes back we just want you know the the pieces kindof ourself that we want back. >>walker says those pieces taken from his personal practice likely have no monetary vue, but without authenticity from the artists of course, but he rest he says are priceless for the sentimental value that he holds for them. >>coming up on the kron 00:04am morning news big changes are coming to the busiest will tell you what the changes to market streetwil mean for you. plus a look

pete's sake! it was pretty popular! i'll tell you, these hearings are a lot like "game of thrones." the g.o.p. is full of white walkers. ( laughter ) lindsey graham has clearly had his balls cut off. ( laughter ) >> jon: whoa, whoa! >> stephen: and at least one character has indicated he wants to sleep with a family member. ( laughter ) >> jon: oh, my goodness! >> stephen: that's why-- >> jon: why? >> stephen: that's why-- >> jon: why? mes.tephen: that'sphteno >> jon: what? ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: that joke was based on a true story. ( laughter ) that's why for one night only, we're rechristening our coverage of the impeachment hearings: "game of phones: a song of lies and liars." ( bird caws ) >> stephen: now-- caw! now, despite what the brain trust there claim, this is a very simple story. trump released the transcript of his "perfect phone call" back in september, in which the president of ukraine said he wanted more military aid, then trump immediately replied, "i would like you to do us a favor, though," and then asked zelensky to investigate clinton's server and joe biden. not rocket surgery. but to

best medicine for this the 1-year-old indianapolis resident seen here ditching her walker for her dancing shoes. peteing physical therapy. the video, as it should going viral. rachel: dancing queen herself julia lewis joins us life. welcome, julia. did you expect that this thing could go as viral as it has? >> no. no. i did not expect it. pete: julia, the kids love it. all right? it's all over the internet. people watching it, loving it. sharing it. if you would, though, give a little background on the story. you were in physical therapy recovering from something. we are glad you are feeling better. and you decided you wanted to dance, why? >> well, i have always danced. as long as i can remember, you know, when i was a teenager, that's what we did, we went dancing. dance land. you know, it was all free. jitterbug. and we love music. i still today get up, turns on and i get down. i say come on, h elvis, let's get down. and me and elvis gets down. i can dance around the table, but that's always been a part of me. jasojason: back in the day scary to dance like that back then like elvis? >> hey, it was

walker, from new york city, on transgender,. i came out the military in new york in 1986 and i met marshy pete johnson down by the village and the piers. i know the gay community did not like the drag queens. she was at the stonewall riots that night who was actually finding with the cops. i noticed that most of the videos and photos that we have seen. am i talking? >> yes you're on the air. >> okay. >> did you have another question or comment? >> yes. i wonder why he doesn't mention the black drag queens in from the barr, fighting that night, like march shifty johnson, sylvia rivera. >> thank you for the call mark stein. >> the caller is absolutely right, as far as we can determine, some of the leading roles in the riots were played by african americans, puerto ricans, trans people, street queens, drag queens. it's quite uncertain whether they represented a majority of the people in the riots, but for many accounts, they placed them at the key moments leading the rights. displaying real courage, can be courage we might say. some individuals who are often credited with instigating the riots, leading the riots, sylvia rivera, mah

walker for her dancing shoes. ainsley: julia lewis couldn't wait to bust a move after graduating from physical therapy telling staffers at her senior living community she is loving her life. petes 91. pete: life goal for all of us. steve: and we got to hear a little elvis. just saying. time now for news and jillian joins us. jillian: 91 and dances better than me. steve: and me. jillian: she is awesome. good for her. good morning to you guys. let's start with this. couple chasing down a kidnapping suspect and saving a little girl. pair driving in massachusetts when they recognized a car from an amber alert. that's when they called 911 and live streamed the chase. >> they are trying to ditch me. it's him. it's him. this is -- they are doing 100 miles per hour right now. slowing at the red light. he blew the red light. >> massachusetts police eventually caught up with the car and rescued 11-year-old charlotte. she was held captive for more than six hours after being abducted walking home from school. the suspect miguel rodriguez is behind bars. a bank employee claims for giving her own money on christmas eve. oregon said she got a call from a man claiming he was stranded at gas s