shooting at broad and plymouth on march 9 of this year. a man was shot in the foot. this is on the night super miser avalos was there with his children. -- supervisor avalos was there with his children. the next i a man was shot in the head. if you drive down you will see about five but doenitnut rings k by a man driving a car. it is almost like the wild west. we appreciate using the resources to help us revitalize our neighborhood. thank you. >> good morning. i am a member and live in the ocean view. i wanted to talk about st. luke's. on thursday, there was a presentation before the planning commission. the talk about st. luke's can secure the future of st. luke's, but they only offer a events at st. luke's, and they think that is a future for us. st. luke's covers district 9, 10, and 11. if i can just say come if we picture in one of our family members has a heart attack. now we end up putting at risk and not just our members at risk, but although the paramedics. the driver to the ambulance and the one attending to our loved ones as they raced across town to try to

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although you do the math, jamestown was settled 1607, plymouth in 1620. and another thing is -- and then after the american civil war, the histories were also written mostly by the victors who, of course, was the northern states, so that had something to play in it. and also the site, the actual site, was gone whereas the town of plymouth exists. so without that physical evidence that we now have, i think that jamestown story was minimized. >> memphis, tennessee, is next -- eugenia, hang on a moment. >> go ahead, bill kelso, and finish your comments. >> well, the lost town, blythe could speak to that, there's really exciting things that have been found just in the last few weeks. >> yes, it has to do with a map, 400-year-old map from the -- that has been in the british museum and it's been recently discovered that there's a patch, very interesting patch, which was discovered underneath it was the outline of a fortification and it happens to be in the area where historian jim horn believes the colonists from the lost colony went, the areas which they went.

my god, it's a '54 plymouth. and that '54 plymouth had a loose front end. oh. and it turned out at 30 miles an hour, gang, the frequency of the wheels lobbing at 30 miles an hour happened to correspond to the frequency of the whole front end. - bye-bye. - so you're driving the car 28-- 29-- 30-- and 31 is okay. and so how come the one speed-- how come that one speed? a magic--it's no magic speed. did you guys see it? see why? when you get the frequencies matched. one time, we're walking on a store. i see these glass shelves and all these radios on them. and you know happens is when the notes on the radio had get to a certain pitch, the whole thing would vibrate and go down and the whole thing vibrate. you guys know what's going on? - yeah. - resonance, see? i was matching the frequency of the shelf 'cause everything will vibrate at some frequency. and when that frequency is matched, you can get things to resonate. this happen tragically some time ago. it was on dallas, texas, some big hotel. all the people on the shop are going, "yay. yay. yay," and all bouncin

it happened near plymouth avenue. he was shot by a pair of gunmen who were chasing him. police say a 27-year-old woman was also shot and she is also expected to survive. no arrests are made for shooting. >>> one is recovering and rangers say it is that time of year. the man was bitten by a baby rattle snake that he thought was dead and it was very much a hive, it bit the man -- very much alive. >> i think the frequency is so frequent but we enjoyed it. >> researchers say you should carry first aid kits and anti- venom for animals cost $150. >>> and on the secret service prostitution scandal. mark sullivan is among those and he has done a thorough job and he wants to know what steps are particular taken to avoid any future problem. >> this is a very dangerous incident and we want to look into are questions before the columbian scandal and the hearing is scheduled for next wednesday. >>> today john edwards' legal team will starts laying out their defense. the first witness -- among the first witnesses will include chairman scott thomas and a top her he had -- edwards attor

a raid tonight which ended with one person being taken under arrest near the corner of 86th and plymouth. no shots were fired, and it appears the person who was arrested was taken in peacefully. police were serving a search warrant at the location, although they are not talking about the nature of the crime. >>> a beloved family dog is dead tonight, shot and killed by a police officer. the 11 year-old labrador mix was friendly and not aggressive in the past. kate thompson reports, the family is wondering how this could have happened. >> reporter: this is belle, an 11 year-old labrador. one of the family's three dogs that were outside wednesday afternoon in their front yard. >> she stood right here, i'm sitting right there, and terrified, i thought somebody was shooting at us. all i knew is that somebody was shooting bullets toward my house. >> reporter: an officer came to the house to follow up on a police report filed last week after the family had their bank account wiped up. the officer walked up to the fence and didn't see a dog. after entering the gate, two large, snarling dogs came

another man died after being shot earlier that evening at broad street and plymouth avenue. there have been no arrests in connection with either case. >>> protesters remain on a tract of land in albany and the ball is now in uc berkeley's court. the university owns the research site where members of occupy the farm have been farming for three weeks, cal spokesman says equipment remains on the state despite promises to move and it she says university needs access to the site for researchers, adding officials are going to do what needs to be done. >> alan: the first stage of one of cycling's premiere races kicked off this morning. tomorrow they race from san francisco to santa cruz county, and on tuesday, racers start in san jose and to through central contra costa county while climbing mt. diablo and finishing in livermore. it features 16 teams riding more than 750 miles. mike will have more on that race coming up, and in case you were wondering, lance armstrong never won an amgen title and his retirement means he won't compete this year. >>> there were reports federal agents

if you're watching us on wdiv, local 4 in detroit, michigan in plymouth, learn how the community ralliedr effort, ration stamps and bombers, world war 2 rm at home at the historical museum. that is the event of the day. >>> an early look at headlines in entertainment. with the mon rerolling in for the avengers, do you ever wonder how much the actors are making? >> tell me. >> robert downey, jr. will make $50 million thanks to an amazing agent who signed a deal to get him a percentage of any film he plays ironman in. >> most movies don't make $50 million period. >> samuel l. jackson and scarlet johanssen reported 4 to 6 million. >> way underpaid. >> chris evans, and mark ruffalo and jeremy rener earned $3 million. >>> lady gag gag's concert may be cancelled following islamic protests. >>> john travolta's accuser admitted he had dates wrong. >>> ellen dejenner rest 15th prize for the mark twain humor. >> ryan seacrest reportedly bought her estate for a whopping $37 million, which to seacrest is like i don't know, what, 50 cents? >> to robert downey, jr., that is spare change. >>> this come

who -- person who killed another man who died earlier at broad street and plymouth avenue. >> alan: no serious injuries after a plane made a rough landing in napa county. it happened near the pope valley airport yesterday. the plane was taking off and lost power, then flipped over and crashed 500 feet off the runway. according to the indian pa valley register there were three people onboard. the pilot has minor injuries. >> ama: stage one of the amgen tour rate of speed up. -- tour wrapped up. it picks up tomorrow in san francisco at 11:00 a.m. before heading south to accept cruz. the bay area leg wraps up tuesday in livermore. the tour finishes in southern california on may 20th. and our mike will have the leaders later in sports. >> alan: hundreds join in the search for a missing fbi agent in southern california. >> ama: a lift for the space shuttle enterprise. >> alan: all hail mom this mother's day. we have photos and look at the best state to be a mom. >> leigh: she is almost a mom. i'm leigh glaser. we had some clearing today. all though temperatures dropped inland as much as 20