quentin and his brothers all served during world war i and quentin chose the air service and was 21 years old at the time of his death. flying in the air service was an honor, a tribute for young men who were daring. not long before quentin's plane was shot down and he was killed, he was placed in the 5th air squadron which was part of the first pursuit squadron and they were charged with following and tracking down german planes in the area. the battle of the second marne had been rising since the end of may and was a heroic effort to help stop the germans from reaching paris. on july 10, quentin had gone airborne and shot down his first and only known german kill and sadly four days the germans would get retribution against him. after he was shot down, there's some controversy whether or not the germans buried him with full military honors. we do know a temporary grave was placed around the site of where he fell, which is again beyond the ridge here. the roosevelt family was devastated. especially theodore, losing his youngest son in the war, a war he supported and had pushed the americ

." >> reporter: as the sun rises over san francisco bay, the imposing san quentin state prison comes into view. birds chirping, waves lapping against the shore right outside the prison gate. filmmaker troy williams is trying to capture video of these contrasting scenes. just four years ago, he saw a similar view from inside the prison walls. >> beneath death row is the fifth tier of north block and there's a little slit in the window that you can see out of. and prior to paroling i would go s to that tier and you can look over and you c these trees right here, and i would just go sit there and just like dream thout what it would be like to be crossin bridge on my way home. >> reporter: williams51, no years old, had his first brushvi witence when he was 13. >> when i was confronted by some gut ys in the gange store anhed they chased me andbeat me up. they stomped me out. that was a turning point for my life because soon thereafter i joined a gang. >> reporter: at 15, he was convicted of killing a rival gang member. he served six years in juvenile hall. in 1997, at the a of 30, william

about 53,000 of them were killed in combat like quentin. the united states government gave families the option to it -- they either bring their loved ones back to the united states at government expense for burial in private cemeteries, or national cemeteries, or to keep the remains here in france or belgium or elsewhere on the western front to lie in perpetuity. the roosevelt, of course, had the money and the means to bring quentin's remains at any point. but they made a decision that would impact the families who lost loved ones. they decided in the sense of where a tree fell, let it lie. they elected to have quentin's remains stay here in france, not at the american battle monuments commission cemeteries, but but where he has fell here in the village. in tribute to him, in 1919, they placed this beautiful fountain. it's inscribed to him, saying he fell in the battle, part of the battle of second marne in june and july of 1918. theodore roosevelt famously said, "only those are fit to live who are not afraid to die," is inscribed on the fo

the bolder scatters across the roads to break sixty brolga no that island the british parliament quentin pale is an associate fellow of international policy think tank johnson hobbs and he joins us from london alex forrest whiting he did lose his princely specialist a welcome to you both let's start with you quentin poo in london con spade vetoed the steel does it does the word throw agreement require unanimity. no it doesn't and spain can't veto it on the other hand nobody wants to go away feeling furious and and upset and indeed betrayed by the deal so i think that there will be a big effort to find a way to meet the spanish objections after all what spain seem to be saying is that there can be no inclusion of gibraltar in the final trade deal that the u.k. negotiates with the european union and less votes in and britain agree so that on the whole does not seem insuperable the problem really is that the brits and i feel probably the european union to. really rather ignored this problem for far too long it was always going to be one of the most difficult issues to deal with. given that

they have had too many days end like this. >> congratulations, quentin and darren.his is quentin's second win. he won last year 2017 for the challenges involved in fighting isis. congratulations. you are a killed last year and i hope you are wearing it again -- you are a kilt last year and i hope you are wearing it again. congratulations. oh, you are not. [applause] >> thank you for having me back. let me just talk about your dad. i've spoken to some of his contemporaries from back in 2003. everybody talks about how he was a brilliant journalist, balls it, gutsy, but also someone you did not want as your competition. my boss now as a producer in iraq at the time. he was feeling pretty good about himself because he just paid toyotar two long-range land cruisers and it had a satellite dish that folded up in the back of them. and then they got a call from london and said two words. bloom-mobile. unlike nbc, we were not able to broadcast on the go and the war was lost for the bbc. all economy gamble. your dad was also committed to telling these difficult stories from da

quentin's remains stayed in the grave here until 1955. that's when his older brother , theodore junior, was interred at the american battle monuments commission cemetery in normandy. theodore junior had died at the normandy campaign from complications of heart disease. it was then that the roosevelt family felt that quentin would be more honored by lying next to his older brother. and so the american battle monuments commission allowed the family to take quentin's remains and place it in a world war ii cemetery. because there's such interest in seeing roosevelt's fountain in the site nearby where the plane was shot down, the local village has placed this historical marker, showing the type of plane he flew, a new port. underneath it here is young quentin with his mascot and dog. here is an early photograph of this fountain after it was first constructed. the fountain is on avenue quentin roosevelt in chamery in france. [water rushing] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content

he gets a rather high british metal and goes to france, but the main story of the youngest son, quentin, 20-year-old sophomore at harvard, he lists in the first week of the war. he's very mechanically inclined. he can put together a motorcycle or a car. early on he loves airplanes. he wants to be in the service, he trains on long island, he commutes to his training, goes to france and 11 months later goes into combat. 11 months later he tells you the state of preparedness of the american air corps in the army itself and on his first real combat mission he gets a kill, shoots down a german but on the second one, bastille day, july 4, 1918, he takes two bullets to the head. his plane crashes down. after that a message sent to a reporter of the new york sun. it says watch sagamore hill. he goes up knocking on tr app store and tr says trouble. i think it is not ted and archie, they should be okay. kermit is in transit, it is clinton. then they find out clinton has been shot down. he has crashed planes before in training and walked away. people walk away. as he captured? is he wounded? is he

quentin kidd talking about the florida recount. still to come: why the plight of the orangutan is too political. a british supermarket is banned from showing a tv ad about the dangers it faces. the bombastic establishment outsider donald trump has defied the pollsters to take the keys to the oval office. i feel great about the election results. i voted for him because i genuinely believe that he cares about the country. it's keeping the candidate's name always in the public eye that counts. success or failure depends not only on public display, but on the local campaign headquarters, and the heavy, routine work of their women volunteers. berliners from both east and west linked hands and danced round their liberated territory. and with nobody to stop them, it wasn't long before the first attempts were made to destroy the structure itself. yasser arafat, who dominated the palestinian cause for so long, has died. the palestinian authority has declared a state of mourning. after 17 years of discussion, the result was greeted with an o

if they succeeed, they can get a chance to make hollywood pictures, like quentin tarantino and "pulpiction." but going hollywood has its price, one that some of these filmmakers won't pay. in this program, narrated by frances mcdormand, we will look at some visions from "the edge." aaahh! (big band music playing) independent films are the most important there are in the usa. they're the lifeblood of the industry. they set the new standards and the trends, and they have the wildest ideas and most interesting stories. and they're usually the best of the pictures in the country. you're not mr. purple. some other guy is mr. purple. you're mr. pink. these independent directors have their own vision and they want to create a movie that reflects their vision. that's the most important thing. (julie dash) i think we're all a little bit crazy. i think all of us have been traumatized by something and then we have this need, this obsession to tell stories and to rework the world within our own guidelines. (upbeat music playing) certain independent filmmakers are independent because they can't m

directed quentin tarantino discovered votes for hollywood for his roles he would win best supporting actor twice in twenty ten and twenty thirteen. long under-rated in germany most now plays in hollywood's big lake it seems the quintessential baddie all psychopathic smog brilliant and bizarre. over the. years in contrast in the new manga film a lita volts is unusually gentle even kind. for his next act involves is stepping behind the camera to direct. our number to diane kruger an actress who did things the other way around crew got was a hollywood star first before returning home to make the first german movie and deliver the best advocate pullman's. krueger brilliantly put trey's a woman who vows revenge after her husband and son of a murdered by right wing terrorist. men who never or rarely hear the stories of the people who were left behind and have to live with what happened and that's what touched me about this film. diane kruger performance is authentic and moving and won her the best actress prize in can. prove it was a model before she was cast to play the beautiful helen in

coming up, a long time tradition has to be rescheduled in san quentin. >>> and north korea, a test of a newly developed weapon and the deportation of a u.s. citizen. i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2", it's 5:14, new this morning, north korea plans to deport an american citizen defeigned for illegally enter north korea last month. this comes as the leader kim jong-un watched the testing of a newly developed weapon. we don't know what that weapon was, it didn't appear to be a nuclear weapon or a long-range missile. >>> a federal judge is expected to issue a ruling today on the legal battle jim acosta's credentials, a judge was to issue that ruling yesterday but delayed the decision this morning without explanation, the white house pulled the press pass, trump in a press briefing last week. the

(grant)two inmates on san quentin's death row died over the weekend.one on friday night ... the other on last night.(vicki)both men were housed by themselves and their deaths are being investigated as suicides.kron 4's alecia reid joins us tonight ... what can you tell us about these inmates? both of these men were on death row for viciously killing a number of people . one of them was sentenced to death here in california ... just last month.pkgyou see im shaking, i'm actually kinda nervouswords from andrew urdiales at his october sentencing .... after being convicted of killing 5 women while stationed at various marine corps facilities in southern california. even complimenting the prosecutor and jury for a job well done.i understand how they voted. and if i was a juror in my case, i would probably have done the same thing. so i have no hard feelings. i understand and respect their decisionhis years of terror spanned decades. the 54 year old was already serving a life sentence for 3 previous murders. at his sentencing .... jenifer asbenson .. who was kidnapped, raped and s

>>> president trump is now highlighting a san quentin death row inmate as he boosts republican support of tuesday's elections. >> a dangerous chase through bay area cities. good morning, it is friday, november 2nd. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm kenny choi. it is 6:00 on the dot. let's head outside again take a look at the conditions outside. again, nice beautiful shot clear shot of the san francisco skyline. look at all the lights. i wonder how much it is to power up one of those buildings? >> a lot. >> a lot of money. ha ha! >> ain't cheap. >> it's so expensive to live here, right? >> one of the reasons. then you pay for the beauty. >> yes. >> thankful to be living here with our gorgeous weather, right? just beautiful with that sunshine hopefully you're enjoying it. a little cooler for today compared to yesterday. yesterday one of the warmer days that we have seen this year. well, a live look at the "salesforce tower" camera of coit tower and the bay under mainly clear skies. temperatures are mild to cool this morning. 54 in concord. 60 concord. 51 livermore. 57 san francisco. 56 sa

. >>> coming up a long-term tradition at san quentin prison will be rescheduled. >>> we're continuing to follow a developing story out of hayward, the investigation into an officer-involved shooting. that's next. >>> we do see traffic moving along pretty well if you're driving on 880 in oakland. >>> outside our doors, the bay area friday, it's another spare the air and a smoke advisory, we'll is show you the extended forecast and check on the conditions coming up. on 2", the time is now 4:14, we're following a developing story in hayward, it involves a police shooting last night. police rushed to o'neil avenue near sycamore, before 10:00, shots were fired and one person believed to be the suspect was taken away by ambulance. police spent hours collecting evidence, we have no idea what happened and what the suspect was wanted for. >>> the chief of police will provide a statement about the investigation into the death of a domestic violence suspect, it happened wednesday night at a home on elm wood road near the expressway, police received and call from a woman who said she was being as

. >>> and san quentin prison is investigating the deaths of two inmates fond over the weekend. one was a serial killer convicted of killing five women in southern california. he was found dead in his cell on friday, and govin was sentenced for killing four people in 2004. both men were on death row. the incidents were not related and it is believed the men killed themselves. >>> our time is 4:46, the mayor said a campaign mailer sent to voters linking him to communism in vietnam is nothing, but dirty politics. it's printed in vietnamese and he told kt:vu ah's allison smith that it went to every voter in that city. >> they depicted him as one who likes to drink, they let him go but a mailer that called him a communist is a disgrace. >> it's a disgrace who calls america home, it's a disgrace. >> he's running for a second term against five other candidates. the mayoral shows a picture of him with a vietnamet flag. the words under it, who is this yellow star going to serve? the other side shows images of chi minh. >> these types of mailers, hate mail, they bring back traumatic expe

right now, there are more than 750 death row inmates at san quentin. prison officials say they are not sure how these two men ended their lives. >>> two children are safe and a san francisco mother wanted for kidnapping has been arrested in colorado. authorities say the children, 1- year-old alexander penaloza and 11-year-old priscilla penaloza, and their mother were found at a home in colorado springs this morning. the children were unharmed. their mother, 33-year-old diana moreira, was arrested for kidnapping. the amber alert that was issued for the children has been canceled. police say diana moreira took off with the children on friday, when a social worker overseeing a supervised visit took one of the children to the bathroom. >>> if you see a backhoe floating in one of the lakes in golden gate park, your eyes are not fooling you. san francisco recreation and park department is now using a new specialized piece of equipment to clear out weeds. ktvu's christien kafton joins us live with a look at the machine. >> reporter: julie, it is called an aqu

. >> he recently wrapped production on the quentin tarantino drama "once upon a time in hollywood."ngelina meanwhile in south korea eating dinner with their 14-year-old son pax. >> brad looks good. >> he looks very handsome these days. >>> let's turn to some tv news. the "game of thrones" family just got a little bigger now that naomi watts has joined the "got" prequel. >> we were exclusively with naomi last night who also revealed she has some catching up to do. >> i am late coming to it i have to say. >> the aussie star has 67 episodes to get through before taking on her new hbo role. >> i am binging it right now and studying. >> only "e.t." was with naomi as she hosted the worldwide orphans 14th annual gala. the mom of two boys is committed to the protection of all kids. >> the minute you have children, nothing prepares you for those fears of their health and safety. >> as for "game of thrones," the six upcoming episodes from the final season will cost more than $15 million each and took ten months to shoot. "entertainment weekly" was on the set and reports kit harrington didn't

>>> and the marathon is cancelled, that happens inside the walls of the prison every year in san quentin, they decided to call it off. that marathon has been rescheduled for december 14th. >>> the time is 4:36, firefighters are making progress battling two wildfires down there. the woolsey fire has burned 153 square miles. it's 62% contained. three people have died in that fire. 3 firefighters have been hurt. governor jerry brown and the interior secretary ryan zinke saw the damage firsthand yesterday. >> it's unsustainable to have this happen year after year or have a season like this where you have 100,000 acre fires becoming routine. we're a great nation. this is not a republican or democrat issue, it's an american issue and we need to address it as such. >> the hill fire it's 99% contained. it burned more than 7 square miles, no deaths have been reported. >>> it's been more than a year since the trader joe's in santa rosa was shut down after it was damaged by the tubs fire, but today it will reopen for the to the public. it's due to open at 8:00. this summer work began to repair the

. >>> two southern california serial killers have been found dead in their san quentin cells.y believe they both committed sued. sentenced to death last month for murdering 5 woman in the '80s and '90s. arriving several weeks ago. death row inmate goven was unresponsive in his cell. he was sentenced for four murders back in 2004. they were housed in different areas and the officials do not believe their deaths are connected. >>> you can read more about the death row killers including the high profile trial on our web site kpix.com. >>> over a dozen people at sonoma county jail were hospitalized after one inmate set fire inside of that facility. it happened at about 10:00 this morning. the police say the man first spread soap all over the floor to detour anyone from getting to him, he then set two fires causing fire alarms and sprinklers to go off. a ial response team moved in to arrest him. >> the information they had going into the unit he was armed. i understand there was a lot of smoke, hard to find him and hard to see him. >> five inmates and 14 staff members were treated

> 54-year-old andrew ordialis sentenced for five murders during the 1980s died on saturday at san quentin. 51-year-old verendra govin was discovered dead in his cell sunday. he was in 2004 for committing four murders and setting the victim's home on fire. >>> two children abducted over the weekend from san jose were found safe. they were located in colorado today. the kids were abducted by their mother during a supervised visit at a park in san jose. 33-year-old diana moreira was arrested for child endangerment and an outstanding kidnapping warranted. >>> some new information on a hit and run suspect who killed three girl scouts and a mother in wisconsin, 21-year-old colton true police say was huffing chemical fumes at the time before slamming his pickup truck into the group collecting trash on the road on saturday. police say that true fled the scene but later turned himself in. he appeared in court via video conference today. he is facing four counts of homicide while intoxicated as well as hit and run. >>> forget the old-fashioned drunk tanks. this is santa clara county's sobering cent

let's speak now to quentin kidd, who's professor of political science at christopher newport university've seen this before in florida, the famous bush vs before in florida, the famous bush vs gore recount. is there something about florida that makes this more likely? florida is one of these states that is deadlocked when it comes to partisan politics. they're only slightly more republican than democrat, but yet there are more democratic registered voters. elections are so close and when you have really close elections, what happens is those mail in ballots and absentee votes matter. in a normal elections, collection, one person wins by enough that the absentee and mail in ballots don't make a difference but here you have a situation where it is so close on election day that those mail in and absentee ballots might make a difference, and that's why this is controversial, because it doesn't happen very often. we've seen president trump talk about fraud happening in florida. governor rick scott... excuse me, senator rick scott has even said he is alluded to some sort of fraud. are they co

cook hitting his first seven shots, he was everywhere, look at quentin mccormick, he scored 27 points playing the point guard position setting up damien jones who ripped it down. on top 116-100. college basketball, usf men had it at home, charles didn't miss much today, career-high 22, a cakewalk, 93 50 -- 93-50. we'll be back. >>> sponsored locally by jack- in-the-box. burgers are back from america. try the blue cheese and bacon ribeye burger before it's gone. only at jack-in-the-box. found today.. bringing the death toll to 23. around 100 people are still missing. 105-thousa >>> here's the latest on the camp fire in butte county, 14 bodies were found today bringing the death toll to 23, 100 people still missing and we y tomorrow, ntinucoverage >> ts for wahing, we will see you tomorrow. to help you maintain balance and help keep you active and well-rested. because hey, tomorrow's coming up fast. nature's bounty. because you're better off healthy. it's "gaming with america's best internet provider" internet. just any internet. it's "all your teenagers streaming at once" internet. it'

quentin says good in the hands of doctors, bad in the hands of endurance companies, insurance costs couldlth story but millions of others, for late diagnosis cancers like pancreatic cancer, it is like a death sentence, can ai spot indicators? and we have £6.4 billion now being spent on christmas adverts by the big supermarkets and shops. that is a new high. especially for companies that are not performing particularly well. and that is the key point, how much is put onto this time of yearfor high key point, how much is put onto this time of year for high street retailers. it is make or break for the entire year. a bad christmas trading period almost ruins an entire financial year for these companies. you can see why they are spending so much money on these. these christmas adverts have become massive, they go viral through social media, on youtube, you get people mocking them around, any pr at this situation is great for these retailers. i haven't seen them yet but i'm going to see them all. good to have you both here with us on business live. it is a mild day across the board today with

. >> i am mister quentin austin. >> what are we looking at we haveh our barbecue ribs with barbecue sauceand then the chapultepec rob steak right here. >> i'm sensing that takes little time? . >> basically about three or four hours just to get them how i want them and then another 30 minutes on the grill. one. oh my god. listen. texas, north carolina, nashville i don't know about this guy you may have some competition over here. tailgatingwe. >> we have 250 navy fans a lot of people traveling all over the world we are world famous. >> what are you thankful for in a moment like this? . >> all the people, our fans we love our people. jesse: and we love you. >> i like your ribs but in california you have to eat tacos i have people competing to make tacos she may win because she is going for tacamole although the congressman knows that. >> but you have to get that tomato flavor to make it work the important thing is people have been standing in line waiting for these tacoshe. >>ey but diamond and silk are getting ready to go they are loading up with some n meat we are not vegetarians here. >>

quentin roosevelt was one of a larger group of people, and his burial is demonstrative of the idea oflizing the war in some way. this gets at that larger issue. americans fight in a number of capacities. there are three major battles we highlight in this section. the first was belleau wood. that was not an american led offensive. there were not too many marine casualties to that point. what you have here is an account by joel t boone, a doctor assigned to the marines. he recounts the jaws of death and the horrors they encountered. he won a congressional medal of honor for his work of suturing 16 soldiers. here is a picture of the station they established. at some point, he talks about how the men came rushing in and the best they could do was give them a cup of coffee. remember, they were only getting ancillary medical attention in this initial phase, and then they were shipped to a hospital somewhere else. and that took time. in vietnam, as awful as that was, you got medevac'd out by a helicopter. many men survived this war with injuries we had not seen before, whether they be psycho

. >>> san quentin is investigating the deaths of two the two inmates were connected of killing peoplern california. one killed five women and was a sorryial killer and another man killed four people and he was found dead on sunday. they say the incidents were not related and they were on death row and they believe the men took their own lives. >>> people are going to the poll today, and a look at key issues that we'll decide on, including rent control and repealing the gas tax. g the gas tax. >> a susctwas shot and they shot an antii don't like police officer and we'll have details and an update on the officer's condition. >>> traffic is getting slow on the bay area, we'll let you know where traffic is slowing down like here in san jose. >>> nothing is slowing you us down, it's clear skies and warm temperatures, it's cold and we'll look at the 30s that are popping up. >>> welcome back, we are taking you live to the new york stock this morning. right now it looks like a lower opening. there's the bell, and door a had a 71 million loss in quarter 3. it's actually flat, the stocks, it do

opening firen july 16th, one of those bullets killing the littleir process kurt tor prosecutors say quentin was the ringleader. and there were text messages between the suspects taletng aboutng a car. police say that thomas messaged el micwill bringing a 100 round. and investigators believe that they were talkingne aboutf the guns that they used in the crime. the judge also heard about text messages september just before tbefore -- sent just before the murders that said let's go do what we do. anan the message videos just some of the evidence that led to the judge'sal f decision. >> she should be able to go out in the front and sit with her big sister. i'm pleased bause lik the, judge sa takes danger to tit is the community. >> reporter: and the prosecutors showed the video of them getting into a bmw before the murder. they believe that then they got into the bck infinity that you see in that surveillance video. and now the defense attorneys argue that there is no dna evidce, no video showing their faces on camera at the crime scene. anthey also say there is no murder weapon recovered from

. >>> two death row inmates were found that at san quentin prison and likely committed suicide. andrew was a serial killer convicted of killing five women . he was found dead on frid go when was sentenced to death back in 2004. he was found dead yesterday. both death are being investigated as suicide. officials at the present say the deaths are unrelated. officials would not say how the two men took their lives. >>> the u.s. olympic committee sought to decertify usa gymnastics as the governing body at the olympic level. this comes in the wake of a sex abuse scandal involving duct larry nasser and mismanagement of the program by usa gymnastics during the time gymnasts were being dissed -- abused in the aftermath. the ceo of the community said gymnasts should continue training and competing as usual said the committee is working to ensure their decision doesn't affect the athletes.>>> visited trump sanctions on iran are in effect. it targets 50 banks and its subsidiaries as well as 200 members of the shipping industry and major airlines. the sanctions that were lifted under the 20

officials announced the deaths of two death row inmates this weekend at san quentin state prison. both inmates were behind bars for murder.(pam) officials are investigating these deaths as suicides. reports say, both were found unresponsive in their cells this weekend. our alecia reid joins us live in the studio with details on these inmates... alecia? details surrounding details surrounding their deaths are still unknown.both of these men were on death row for viciously killing a number of people .one of them was sentenced to death here in california ... just last month. pkgyou see im shaking, i'm actually kinda nervouswords from andrew urdiales at his october sentencing .... after being convicted of killing 5 women while stationed at various marine corps facilities in southern california. even complimenting the prosecutor and jury for a job well done.i understand how they voted. and if i was a juror in my case, i would probably have done the same thing. so i have no hard feelings. i understand and respect their decisionhis years of terror spanned decades. the 54 year old was alr

prosecutors says quentin michaels was thehe ringleader, one who organized the entire crime because of a beef he had with someone in makiyah's neighborhood. court documents show text messages between the suspects talking about getting a car. police say suspect thomas messaged michaels about brining a 100 rounds. and investigators believe that they were talking about one of the guns they used in the crime. and the judge also heard abo text messages sent just before the murders that said about to go put work in and let's go do what these messages and videos were just some of the evidence that led to the judge's final decision. >> still gets to sit with her big sister. just like the judge said, it is a danger to the environment, to the community. >> reporter: prosecutors showed the judge a video of the three suspects getting into a bmw just before the murders. prosecutors believe at some point they got into a black infinity, the same vehicle that you saw in the surveillance video, pulling up to theor neigod. and the defense attorneys for the suspects say that there is no dna edence, no vi

. >>> president trump is now highlighting a san quentin death row inmate as he boosts republican support of tuesday's elections. >> a dangerous chase through bay area cities. good morning, it is friday, november 2nd. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm kenny choi. it is 6:00 on the dot. let's head outside again take a look at the conditions outside. again, nice beautiful shot clear shot of the san francisco skyline. look at all the lights. i wonder how much it is to power up one of those buildings? >> a lot. >> a lot of money. ha ha! >> ain't cheap. >> it's so expensive to live here, right? >> one of the reasons. then you pay for the beauty. >> yes. >> thankful to be living here with our gorgeous weather, right? just beautiful with that sunshine hopefully you're enjoying it. a little cooler for today compared to yesterday. yesterday one of the warmer days that we have seen this year. well, a live look at the "salesforce tower" camera of coit tower and the bay under

then right along 580, from the san quentin over to richmond. you can see a cell popping up there.ng at all of this activity pushing off to the east. check out the sierra. looking at snow, a winter storm warning in effect for the west slopes of the northern sierra nevada. a live look with our transamerica cam looking east. nice to see the bay bridge and oakland in the distance. we are looking at temperatures mainly in the 50s although 46 in santa rosa. so catching a bit of a break for the day. rain on friday. we'll time it out. we are looking at that first storm system here that just spread all of that rain yesterday and here we go with our second storm system so futurecast taking you through the day. 3 p.m. north bay looking at that rain first for you and then that pushes in across the bay area. so stopping the clock on fudoppler lighting up. through friday off-and-on rain so it looks wet for tomorrow. we are watching the possibility of heavy rain for all the recent burn scarred areas not a good thing. flash flood watch in effect due to the soaking rains. they could see debris flo

army aviator quentin roosevelt, the youngest son of theodore roosevelt was shot down and killed nearthe village of chammery, france, northeast of paris. mark the centennial, we visited the village about the yockelson.itchell mitchell: i'm

the first tank battalion supported british operations in saint quentin and the 3/44 and 3/45 tank battalions, supported american operations. >> shortly after the war ended, on december 4, 1918. >> written in the second person to provide a vivid, interesting story, not a report. >> >> it's unclear how many officers responded to the meadow since all the original records no longer exist in the national archives. what we do know is that sometime after the war, the tanks in maryland, printed a compilation of extracts from personal real ports of tank officers in the world for that contained a selection of 35 personal accounts. later some additional accounts also survived in the papers of george s patton junior at the library of congress, washington d.c. and the papers of joseph feiner and the collection of the u.s. army school at fort benning georgia. both patton and viner held positions of authority in the aef tank work headquarters. several infantry officers who served in the court during the war also wrote about their personal experience and papers for the infantry officer advance course at for

they've got this guy, quentin rose, going up top to slam in and they kind of pull away. this is my new favorite player on this cal bears. the duncan dutchman. 7'2", he is a freshman, and he was a bright spot, in a rather lopsided loss. >>> all right, there is another k.d. in the bay area, and, his name is kris davis of the oakland a's. man, what a designated hitter he is. and, he was rewarded, honored for that. he wednesday edgar martinez award, which stands for the best designated hitter in all of baseball. hit 48 homers, 123 rbis, the third straight 40 plus home run year for him. i was reading through this story. hard to believe the designated hitter rule was instituted in major league baseball 45 years ago. does it seem that long ago? wow. >>> all right, i don't know what you're planning to do the day after thanksgiving but a lot of people are going to pay $19.99 to watch what they are calling of the match. phil mickelson versus tiger woods. and, i don't know. closed-circuit tv, maybe you've got nothing better to do. but, i'll tell you what, lefty is feeling pretty co

but we have been able to reveal on this program quentin collusion. but they cared about collusion, they certainly don't care about that because if they did they would look at surveillance abuse, unmasking abuse, leaking intelligence abuse. lying to fisa courts and committing fraud upon the courts. they would look at the circular leaks of the phony dossier. they would look at how the dossier was used to lie to the american people before the election and how hillary paid for those russian lives, they never told the fisa court this. no one seems to care in mueller's office. hillary's bought and paid for russian lies. this has literally become the biggest travesty of justice, a one-sided witch hunt that has no interest in truth or real russia collusion. hillary can pay for russian lies, they don't care. they can propagandize and lie to the american people, they don't care. even the author of the dossier, christopher steele, even he doesn't stand by the dossier. so a warning is buckle up because democrats are going to rehash all of it democrats take the h

that you're being held under the geneva convention and that this applies to our two comrades in san quentinm being held as a prisoner of war. and not as anything else. and i'm being treated in accordance with international codes of war. and so -- i mean, dad, you shouldn't listen or believe what anybody else says about the way i'm being treated. this is the way that i am being treated. >> that sounds totally like her own words. you know, i mean, that's not our words. that's not how we would say anything. it wasn't anything that she would be adverse to saying anyway. it's merely saying what's real. >> it's really important that everybody understand that, you know, i am an example and a warning. and because of this, it's very important to the sla that i return safely. so people should -- should stop acting like i'm dead. and mom should get out of her black dress. that doesn't help at all. >> it was shocking to hear patty's soft, whispery voice telling her mother, get out of the black dress. as in, i'm not dead. you shouldn't be in mourning. >> there would be groans. catherine would burst into