plymouth it's been pretty good. give things a little different prevent i had no idea this even happened until i was asked to come out and do this for them. very interesting, can you understand the bay area has one of the men were suppliers of calls for cell praye. >>> supply and demand, you have to hold your place. you find your dream of hull and you don't want anyone else to take it from you. is kind of like a service. it's a good thing. >>> i'm looking forward to getting home to my family. plymoutit goes on sale at 10:00s morning. it is that the guilt subdivision. >>> thanks for that. today's search crews are going to continue looking for a 6 year-old for a who was swept away in merced. they're looking by the bridge. that is where his 10 year-old brother who is pronounced dead prepare. the boy is running at a church retreat with their mother predicted a like to see the waterfall. that is when things went wrong. the mother is in a hospital after trying to save her kids. 816 year-old was gunned down by a bigger stor

the plymouth xmr went on the auction block yesterday in california and sold for $935,000. us why this car is so valuable. >> reporter: this is the 1960 plymouth xnr concept car. it is a masterpiece by one of the greatest car designers america has ever had. unlike a lot of concept vehicles this is a real drivable car with a body made from steel. back in the day they had this car up to 150 miles per hour on the test rack. >> the xnr sportster is an idea car. its innovations may wellfore shadow things to come. >> after it was finished at show car days this car ended up being owned by the shaw of iran. after that things got murky but somehow it ended up in a parking garage where it was found by a car director who spent years moving it from place to place to keep it out of danger. in 2008 he turned the project over to restorations to fix it up to the condition you see today. >> that is one sweet ride. peter tells us that the auction house has not released the name of the person who bought the car. >>> a public university in the united states is giving tuition breaks to illegal

the factory only ran in plymouth for two years.1768 to 1770 before cookworthy sent it all to bristol where it was taken over by richard champion. but there is, in fact, the alchemical mark there for the factory, for tin, which, of course, is cornwall. but it's a very, very crisp bit of -- isn't it after a rococo silver shape? absolutely. 1745, 1765. it's a very good little piece. even in damaged condition, this is probably worth maybe £400, 500. lovely little object. the interesting thing is, i saw the globe there, and i know that william cookworthy apparently entertained james cook the night before he began his circumnavigation of the globe. so there it is, down there. isn't that delightful? and as you said -- here, gordon, look at this. you've got "newton's new and improved terrestrial globe, most recent discoveries laid down from accurate observations of captain cook and other modern navigators, london 1816." amazing, wonderful. that is the original papers because usually they brought these up to date. however early the stand, y

. >>> the thing is at first i could smell the gas plymouth it's a very sensitive area and i think everyone kind of hard drop when they heard there was a gas leak >>> the gas leak happened for half an hour before it was shut off. the contractor apologize for the mishap. >>> the properties are on the san lucas avenue or on top of the natural gas pipeline that exploded in san bruno two years ago. the expert say it needs to be stripped bare. >>> it's not going to solve the problem that they think they have >>> san francisco base pg&e contends it would be too expensive to move the puck winds away from those homes. >>> age to plo \ three months before the presidential election, a key indicator of the job market will be released today that could help voters make up their mind. enough to absorb new americanist entering the workforce but not enough to lower the american jobless number of a point to prevent today he is done to myself and another person to work one day a week. >>> five years after we started the downturn and we're not seeing any live at the end of the tunnel >>> michael was in the ba

former governor mike huckabee declared kick hernandez took a republican le-- took a public plymouth application stance. >> we believe americans can have that believe and still run a business. >>> and yes, they are running the scene sex chick fillet. >>> it is not because of confident you' all hospitals pay them and the city council can consider the appeals as early as september 11th. >>> a problem with the dam maybe to blame in the death of two bay area residents who drowned in the sierra. mary tommy died on a rafting trip on the river. a problem with the do upped up in dangerous waters. a man drowned the same day another man drowned in pine lake. and it happened just after 530 in the evening. >>> witnesses say two children needed medical attention. rescuers took one child to the hospital. they gave both rescue place ams . >>> let's go outside and take a look out side, you can see traffic is moving well with, as you drive through there are no major problems to vallejo. and it is looking good if you are driving to the westbound bay plaza, there is no traffic, getting to highway 17, let's go to s

it's august, 2006, at the honda british grand prix world championships in plymouth, england. a win here represents the pinnacle of international class i speed racing. >> it was my first year in the big boats and my dream ticket to drive briton british's only class i powerracing. pilots james shepherd and chris are racing "king of shaves" sponsored by the company of the same name which sells shaving products. >> powered by twin lamborghinis with 12 engines, probably cost about 2 million pounds to build, $4 million. >> ceo will king says driving the boat is like racing a ferrari on the water at 150 miles per hour, an intense thrill. and dangerous one too. skimming along at these speeds, things can go wrong fast. shepherd has won the honda formula 4 series several years running, but it's his first time competing at the british grand prix. >> any race you do in any series and you're keen to make an impression. >> the fact they're the only british boat in the race amps the pressure up even higher. >> they were so fired up because it was a home race, and i really just wanted them,

of firefighters from across northern california are now struggling to contain a huge wild fire in plymouth county. the fire has burned more than four square miles near the town of be lden which is 120 miles north of sacramento. at last check it's only 5% contained. >>> investigators are trying to figure out whether a blown tire may have caused a deadly tour bus crash in southern illinois. it slammed into a pillar of an overpass yesterday afternoon. one witness says that passengers were thrown around. there was blood every where. a 235-year-old woman -- a 25- year-old woman died and 38 people were taken to the hospital. the bus was enroute to st. louis from chicago. >>> a story only on 2. a ktvu special report has uncovered more cal tran problems. we first told you about faulty road sensors. now we have learned nearly 60% of the 353 live traffic cameras in the bay area don't work. cal tran spent almost $5.5 million on the cameras last fiscal year. >> do you have anything to say to the public. it's a high failure rate. >> it is and we are working on it. our goal is to improve upon that. >> c

. >>> they will p >>> this their plymouth it's going to be amazing. i remember my first show here hurt in the balcony. it's really not awesome and honoring and humble and expense just to be back here on the stage. >>> next time when you see this production you will be complete leet transfixed by joey. you'll forget that he is a puppet. he is the real deal. >>> very cool. coming up, a game and a danger for lance armstrong. the fallout for his doping. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> with stock about this test. we've had a lot of problems that are stadium without ready fans. they're taking vans that were rejected from the stadium to take a on line test. it could be between 50 to $100. if you get a score of 70% or better than you would get a certificate and allowed back into the stadium. >>> how would you be able to keep track of who took the test? >>> will cut of things are zero you asking about on this test >>> and her management and itt. >>> the other big headliner was the doping scandal. what's going on with this? >>> is just another black eye for the sport of cyc

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we're at the corner of broad and plymouth. i want to think of surprises for initiating this discussion. yesterday, we had a short meeting with young people and staff to come up with some solutions to prevention of homicide, and all the talking about what happens in the community in the aftermath. we came up with a couple of things. young people said that following a homicide, the whole community physically comes out. they said generally the police on the scene do not make them feel safe or protected, but they perceive them as looking for information, which as we know in the community is stigmatized, and sometimes life-threatening. they said if dph or mobile crisis was able to offer three to four mental health workers on the scene, that would provide some sort of day consoling buffer in that time period. they also said that having the crn and community front line workers there is great, but with the absence of trained clinicians, it is not as and tactful. another solution the staff came up with was 4 dph to issue an rfp for org

on april 24th at fairmont and plymouth, another homicide, also in the omi. that was a gun homicide. that was an open investigation. that one occurred on the street. on may 11th, we had a homicide at 158 broad. that was a gun homicides. we believe that very well could have been gang motivated. two members of a rival gang were arrested for the homicide and that case was over -- turned over to the district attorney's office. and then on june 28th, our most recent and last, that occurred out in the allem i -- omi, we had a young man shot down at vernon and hot streak. that was another gun homicide. that is also an open investigation. we have three open, active, homicide investigations in the omi. we are vigorously pursuing leads in these cases. we have realigned a homicide unit in the last several months where we have incorporated members of our criminal investigations unit and our gang task force together to work in the homicide unit. that has been very effective, because so many of our homicides have a gain access to them. -- a gang nexus to them. and we're approaching them a little b

tell me about the mission plymouth it's an astro biology mission. is looking for evidence of past life. it will be looking in the middle of the crater. it's about 3 mi. high and deeper than the death of the grand canyon. each layer tells about the environment, the water and the time in history. we will be doing the same thing. they're going to look at the different layers and determine what was going on in the history of bars. they think that there was water there was a good life was starting here on earth. they can look for that and the layers. >>> where you going to be during the seven minutes of terror we were talking about? >>> i am cord to be at j.p. oho indy et 0 vip room. pass there is a big party celebration and demonstration about everything going on at ames saturday night. the gates will open at 4. there will be a broadcast from tape p o. >>> we will pose a link to that to add cbs stock,. to add cbs stock,. ,,,, can 5-hour energy really improve your golf game? to add cbs stock,. ,,,, well, 5-hour energy can take you from tired - to alert a

of friends of the time prayed >>> we have very few people that were present during the shooting plymouth it's killing our family. we are taking, we do not know what to do >>> the victim's father was shot and killed four years ago. and also the victims cousin was gunned down just last month. angelica and her daughter was found safe and oakland heard the baby's father abducted them at gunpoint on wednesday night. police believe hernandez may be trying to get her to sacramento. the burglary happened on wednesday just after midnight. police believe the items will show up for sale on sites such as e- bay and crags less. yesterday's the team agreed to share the money. the niners will get their money over five years. don't forget the seasonbea seasn three open r prayed >>> the bid we ended up accepting was $66,000 over what we were asking >>>,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> you can barely see it but it certainly did sound good. the test rocket morpheus crashed and burned shortly after its takeoff yesterday. it is designed to carry cargo to the moon but they need to work on that. nobody was hurt and the

when they arrived at plymouth, massachusetts, they formed what they called a "compact", an agreementmong themselves to build a community and abide by its laws. the single act--the voluntary binding together of free people to live under the law--set the pattern for what was to come. a century and a half later, the descendants of those people pledged their lives, their fortunes and their sacred honor to found this nation. some forfeited their fortunes and their lives, none sacrificed honor. four score and seven years later, abraham lincoln called upon the people of all america to renew their dedication and their commitment to a government of, for and by the people. to't it once again time renew our compact of freedom, to pledge to each other all that is best in our lives, all that gives meaning to them--for the sake of this, our beloved and blessed land? together, let us make this a new beginning. let us make a commitment to care for the needy, to teach our children the values and the virtues handed down to us by our families, to have the courage to defend those values and the willingn

this is beautiful down in plymouth, which i have been to a couple of times. it is not such a progressive point of view as you might suspect. it is true that he was absolutely a free-market kind of guy. he said a lot of those things. there are a lot of things about him that he did not know. he had a political career as a very straightforward person. this got him in a national ticket. reagan actually quoted him when they broke the union in 1981. what is not known about collidge is we must humanize industry or the system will break down. when he was president of the state senate, they were looking to mediate the famous and bread and roses strike, and he did so, and both sides agree to the proposal that he championed as chairman of the committee, which was a substantial wage increase for the workers. he was extremely pro civil rights, called for catholics, jews, and african-americans, all of whom were persecuted at that time. that was a time in america where the kkk was very powerful. many think that ku klux klan was designed for others. it was to persecute afric

just wanted to acknowledge them because when you take off and you leave a little small town like plymouthn to the university of miami and you're on the world stage doing this, you have to look back and say there were some beautiful people that helped me get out of that little town and get me on this stage and i wanted to say thank you. >> this is what you write about "dancing with the stars." i didn't know you were a good dancer. i never would've guessed it. >> you've got to be able to move your feet. and i had a beautiful partner. >> it never looked like this. >> i never had a beautiful woman dancing with me. >> people were surprised. >> there's 250-pound men wanting to take my head off. i loved that. >> this is why i think the book is so funny. here's what you write about it. "dancing with the stars" didn't seem like a good fit for me. maybe if they wanted me for tackling the stars i would have said yes instantly. was it fun to do that? >> listen -- >> you've been retired five years now. >> yes, i never had a choice. when i got the call that asked me to do "dancing with the stars" and i

i wanted to tell you that if you went about an hour from here, you would come to the village of plymouth notch where coolidge was born, and if you go there on the 4th of july, which i urge you all to do, you would find a crowd gathering by the general store in this village surrounded by hills as it looked 100 years ago, and there would be visitors and tourists, and they would be gathering at the store that was run by president coolidge's father, and after awhile, you might notice a small collar guard from the vermont national guard that appears carrying a wreath that the white house sent. as you know, calvin coolidge was the only president born on the 4th of july, and after awhile, the color guard leads this group across the road into this cemetery where there are a line of tombstones, and you'd be hard pressed to know which of the coolidges' tombstones belong to calvin cool ledge unless you saw the wreath from the white house there, and a buick lar plays taps, and it's a moving ceremony. i mention that only to give you an idea that this president became president when president harding

wanted to tell you that if you learned about an hour from here you would come to the village of plymouth knox where calvin coolidge was born and if you happened to go on the fourth of july which i would urge all of you to do, you would find a crowd gathering by the general store in this village that looks as it did 100 years ago. the would-be visitors and tourists and they would be gathering run by president coolidge's dhaka the to father and after awhile you might know his small, guard from the vermont national guard that would appear the white house sent. as you know, calvin coolidge was the only president born on the fourth of july and after a while the color guard leaves this group across the road into the cemetery where there are a line of tombstones and you would be hard pressed to know which belong to calvin coolidge because unless you saw the wreath from the white house and the bugler plays and it's a very moving ceremony, but i mentioned that only to give you an idea that this president became president when president harding died it took him four hours to know the president die

when they arrived at plymouth, massachusetts, they formed what they called a compact.n agreement among themselves to build a community and abide by its laws. this single act, the voluntary binding of free peemed to live under the law set the pattern of what was to come later. later the descendents pledged their lives, their fortunes, and their sacred honor to found this nation. some for fitted their fortunes and their lives. none sacrificed honor. [cheers and applause] fore score and seven years later, abe lincoln called upon the people of america to renew their dedication and their commitment to a government of, for, and by the people. isn't it time to renew our con pact of freedom? to pledge to each other all that is best in our lives? all that gives meaning to them for the sake of our beloved land? together, let us make this a new beginning. let us make a commitment to care for the needy, to teach our children the virtues handed down to us by our families. to have the courage to defend their values and the willingness to sacrificfor them. let us pledge to restore in

the 1960 plymouth. it shows at auction $935,000.hift and comes with this song and that plane. it was designed as a concept car in the detroit autoshow and going through a series was owners including the shah of iran and this time won to an anonymous buyer. how is it on gas. >> steve: it doesn't matter. >> brian: you can't put a wind mill. >> gretchen: i don't know if you trust it on a regular highway. >> steve: you have to drive it somewhere. you spend a million on a car you can afford gas money. >> brian: that's true. >> steve: it was perfect . good job producing in the control room. after hitting the campaign trail solo, mitt romney and paul ryan are teaming up in manchester, they are not there yet but they are coming. >> exactly. college students are out here today and we are expecting to see voters out here in new hampshire. and the romney camp reaches a mile stone 100th town hall for mitt romney he will be back on the trail with paul rhine. and since the announcement was made. and romney released a new ad and talk being welfare

one is burning near the plymouth natural forest, and that's been burning since last month with nearly p 61% contained. the other fire is burning outside of the -- that fire is 32% contained and has burned more than 24,000 acres. >>> according to the national near center, the nation has seen nearly 44,000 wildfires so far. that adds up to more than 7 million acres of burned land. while the number of nice is down from the ten year average of more that 54,000 fires, the acreage is well above the record. >>> good morning. northeast corner of california, where some fires are burning, a red flag warning in place for later today for breezy conditions. at home, partly sunny to mostly sunny skies, and if you look behind me, you can see, you can't see it on the screen. we have a breezy tree just on the back side. temperatures will continue to be below average for the average. this morning, some of us waking up with breezy conditions. partly cloudy skies, southwesterly 9 miles an hour in livermore, and mostly cloudy skies in your area. around the san pablo bay, mostly clear in areas like san raf

calvin coolidge because he is after all a vermonter and the homestead is actually beautiful down in plymouth which i have been to a couple of times. and actually he is not as hard to defend from a progressive democratic -- as you would expect. it is true that he was actually a free-market kind of guy and said a lot of those things but there were some other things about him that many people don't know. he had an illustrious political career, a very decent person. he was known probably as breaking the boston police strike and ronald reagan quoted him when he broke the air traffic control union in 1981. but what is not known about coolidge is that he once said this about industry. we must humanize industry or the system will break down. he was also when he was in the state legislature president of the state senate he was asked to lead a committee to broker and to mediate the strike and he did so and both sides agreed to the proposal that he championed as the chairman of the committee which was essentially a significant wage increase for the workers. he was extremely pro-civil rights both for ca

when they arrived at plymouth, massachusetts, they formed what they called a "compact", an agreement among themselves to build a community and abide by its laws. the single act--the voluntary binding together of free people to live under the law--set the pattern for what was to come. a century and a half later, the descendants of those people pledged their lives, their fortunes and their sacred honor to found this nation. some forfeited their fortunes and their lives, none sacrificed honor. [applause] to found this nation. some forfeited their fortunes four score and seven years later, abraham lincoln called upon the people of all america to renew their dedication and their commitment to a government of, for and by the people. isn't it once again time to renew our compact of freedom, to pledge to each other all that is best in our lives, all that gives meaning to them--for the sake of this, our beloved and blessed land? together, let us make this a new beginning. let us make a commitment to care for the needy, to teach our children the values and the virtues handed down to us by our