ronnie lot was there, along with about 200 volunteers who made this possible. one mother was overwhelmed. >> i got emotional come coming to the park. >> reporter: why? >> because seeing these volunteers, i just got very emotional. >> about half of the children were there for the very first time and many have been diagnosed just within the last year. great america has been sponsoring this event since 1989. >>> a united airlines flight from chicago to san francisco made an emergency landing last night after a passenger passed out. the cockpit crew landed the 737 in billings, montana, and taken to the hospital where she later died. an autopsy arrived the cause of death. >>> and police giving the high five who spotted a suspected burglar next door. they caught a man leaving a home wearing gloves and carrying some of the belongings, including a firearm. it happened around 4:00 this morning on azalea way. 26-year-old timothy had been spotted in the backyard of the home with a flashlight. the home opener wasn't there. that man has been arrested on suspicion of burglar

officer tyler nelson and his k-9 ronnie found the suspect nearby. >> one of his shoes came off. so my dog was able to smell his shoe, gain his scent and we tracked him from there. >> he was underneath the card board box right here and the k-9 was able to follow the track. >> reporter: danville police say there's been a spike in home burglaries. the chief and the mayor called a town hall meeting to talk about crime prevention. asking the city to approve the installation of license plate reading cameras. >> we're going to strategically place them in points around time so it would be difficult to commit a crime in danville and then leave danville without passing one of the cameras. >> and danville police hope to have those license plate readers in place by the end of this year. >>> we have just learned the fed exdriver suspected of hitting a chp officer is in the area and has been charged with a dui. he was struck along highway 50 in sacramento early this morning. he is seriously hurt but is expected to be okay. ramirez is from san lorenzo. >>> tonight protesters calling for the fi

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. >> may seventh, 2007, ronnie suffered burns to 90% of his body while serving in iraq n that same incidente lost two friends. he's 29 years old. by land and air the eighth annual walk for the wounded in media raised funds and awareness for thousands of american heroes. just 2 miles there is walk truely symbol of solidarity for the very long journey that these wounded heroes have made. >> this year, our own ukee washington helped in present ago special award given taught officer jesse hartnett and his family. >> for his service to our country, and continued service to our community. >> hartnett, a philadelphia police officer, sustained injuries to his arm after being shot during a ambush earlier this year. >> it is tough to see these veterans have been up here, they have limbs blown off, it is very difficult and trauma took have dealt with that, and they'll come here today with big smiles on stage. >> and happy to wake up in the morning. >> lost his leg to roadside bomb while serving in baghdad in 2007. he has since work with operation first response helping fellow wounded vets. >> they jus

officer tyler nelson and his k- 9, ronnie, found the suspect hiding nearby. >> during his pursuit when he was running, one of his shoes came off. so my dog was able to smell his shoe, gain his scent, and we tracked him from there. >> he was underneath a card board box right here. and the k-9 was able to follow the track where he had come through the bushes. >> danville police say there's been a spike in home burglaries. the chief and the mayor called the town hall meeting to talk about crime prevention. chief steve is asking the city to approve the installation of license plate reading cameras. several months ago, police used the same kind of camera to catch a robbery suspect. >> we're going to strategically place them at points around town so it would be difficult to commit a crime in danville and then leave danville without passing one of the cameras. >> police hope to have those license plate readers in place by the end of this year. as for the burglary suspect who was caught on camera, he is still on the run. in danville, kpix5. >> well, an early morning fire put several businesses

chance to take pictures with their favorite cartoon characters and retired 49er and super bowl champ ronnie lott. >> you really get to see their heart. you get to see their hearts because they care about their kids and care about what their kids have endured. >>reporter: this event marks the 27th anniversary of courageous kids day. reporting live from santa clara, laura malpert, nbc bay area news. >>> a classic mother's day gift would be flowers. many people spent the morning getting flowers for mother's day. they are showing a little love for mom. >> happy mother's day. thank you so much for everything you've done. >> i love my mom and she loves me. >> i just want to say happy mother's day. >> we want to wish all moms a very happy mother's day. >> and i'm here to wish one to you. >> still ahead here on "nbc bay area" -- >> the heartwarming words from the pope. >>> and the all-out effort by firefighters in canada. the progress being made to battle the massive wildfire. >>> plus, there is one, count on one lucky winner. new details about where last night's powerball jackpot winner is located

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. >> reporter: may seventh, 2007 ronnie portis suffered burns to 90% of his body while serving in iraqnds in that same incident much he's 29 years old. by land and air the eighth annual walk for the wounded in media raised funds and awareness for thousands of american hero heroes. 2 miles this walk is truly a symbol of solidarity. to the very long journey that these wounded heroes have made. this year our own ukee washington helped in presenting special award given out to officer jesse hartnett and his familiarly. >> for his service to our country and continued service to our community. >> reporter: hartnett a philadelphia police officer sustained injuries to his arm after being shot during an ambush earlier this year. >> it's tough to see these vets that have been up here. they have limbs blown off. it's very difficult and traumatic to have dealt with that and they still come here today with big smiles on their face. >> happy to wake up in the morning. >> reporter: jay lost his leg to roadside bomb while serving in baghdad in 2007. he has since worked with operation first response hel

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. >> hi, i'm ronnie sanchez, i'm a manager at in-n-out burger and i believe visible tattoos aren't professional. >> hi, i'm vanessa gongora and i'm producer and correspondent for this episode. >> thank you all for being here and sounds like we're going to have quite a conversation today. because we've all seen tattoos in our society, our neighbors, our families and all that. and depending on the profession you're in and the depending on your personal style, some people don't like it, some people do like it. but let's start with the basics. tattoos seem to be making a comeback. we're seeing more and more of them. general question, why? why? >> i feel it's-- it's grown in popularity because of the intensive artwork that it represents now and more of a personal meaning. i know growing up, when i was younger, i got tattoos at a very young age and it weren't so personal. it was more of something just to do. and i believe now that there's a lot more meaning and the artwork is obviously improved. so i think that has a lot to do with the popularity and the gaining popularity. >> all right, very good. a

ronnie jefferson joins us from edinburgh. how is the journey, and what else did people say?urney was very long. thinga quite interesting to start off on a train with commuters in northeast scotland early in the morning and end up with palm trees in penzance in the middle of the evening. the one thing that marked the journey for me the most was the fact that people were very open to talk about this because there is a lot of amusement out there in terms of, why are we having this vote, when is the vote again, what exactly are the issues here? although it is only six weeks away, people are still very much waking up to the idea that they are going to have to make such a pivotal decision. francine: it is just such an amazing trip he took for those 13 hours. from what you gather, our people confused or is it too close to call? rodney: i think they are confused as to why there is a referendum. certainly why we should be making this decision now, why it is happening in 2016 given all the events happening in europe at the moment. i think in terms of being too close to call, it is a t

ronnie lott and rodney peete have met with the mayor.ut she won't meet with them again until the nfl and the raiders show interest in building a stadium in oakland. the owner of the raiders want to go to las vegas. >>> let's check in with gasia. good morning. >> good morning. when i join you here, so many call it an exercise in futility. issuing tickets to homeless people. the change in attitude some fear will make the problem worse. >> here kitty, kitty, stay kitty, kitty. this was waiting for a utah family. a mountain lion lounging, it takes off as it runs through the neighborhood. i could watch the pictures for hours. how the big cat got back to where it belongs. >>> not what i want to see on my front porch. >>> our mornings on two family has grown. on friday, ali gave birth to her daughter, she's 9 pounds, 8 ounces, 21 1/2 inches long. she's beautiful. mom, dad, are all doing great. >>> 6:46 is the time. let's check in with sal. >> congrats. >>> good mornings, we have a look at the east shore, it's getting more crowded. if you're dri

. >> reporter: ronnie kissinger always knew she had a cousin who was killed at pearl harbor.er hayden enlisted in the navy during world war i and was stationed at pearl harbor in 1941. >> he was aboard the oklahoma at the time. >> reporter: when the oklahoma went down, hayden and 24 others on board died. they were buried in a mass grave. last year, the military excuse me -- identified each ones. hayden's remains came home. nearly 100 relatives who never knew hayden gathered to give him a hero's sendoff. george owens helped the family arrange for his remains to be brought home. >> this is just unbelievable. >> it is. it is. >> reporter: in the past year, the military has identified nearly 100 service members. >> the wounds may be sealed and closed over by now and healed, but it doesn't ease the pain of what had happened to them, whether they died in afghanistan, iraq, vietnam, the beaches of normandy. it's still a family member who has perished and this is right and it is due to families. >> reporter: today chief petty officer albert hayden was laid to rest next to his mother