that is a picture of jack ruby. the assassination in front of the texas school book depository building. the commission said ruby was not there. the commission published it. he wasn't there when they published the picture because they cropped him out. >> you're accusing chief justice warren and that group of notable americans -- you're accusing them of deliberate malfeasance. >> you are part of the media which prevented the american people from finding out what happened. >> you are alarming the american people! >> i say the american public should be alarmed. >> the public had been kept in the dark for so long about this, but had an undying thirst, which could only be quenched by getting facts. >> we have a right to know who killed our president and why he died. and we can't get that from reading the warren report. >> the critics of the warren commission have three different points of view. one, we were simply incompetent. two, we were thoroughly corrupt. some say both of the above. i want someone to tell me that to

(pam) her name is ruby anderson -- and we now know, she has been missing for some ten days.good evening i'm pam moore(ken)and im ken wayne... her body was found this afternoon.... in a stairwell at the power plant building. and just moments ago kron 4's justine waldman spoke with the victims daughter.. justine is live (ken) in the east bay... brush fires on a windy day are keeping crews busy...(pam) firefighters are battling several grass fires this evening. they are burning near the byron highway in the altamont area of alameda county. according to calfire...flames have destroyed about 500 acres, and at least one structure. officials are in the process of closing the highway from camino diablo ... to the alameda county line. we'll have more details in a live report with kron 4's ali reid at 8:30 tonight.ali reid at 8:30 tonight. (ken) and in san francisco -- the high winds are causing dangerous conditions. this is video showing a huge tree limb that fell in sydney walton square-- at jackson and front street near the embarcadero. the san francisco public works department says almost a d

after six months of training ruby hour or f.l. levon will be qualified to work on the deck of a chuen a troll at eighteen months of study is required to work on the bridge but that's too long for f. eleven even though he's only in his early twenties he will soon have to provide for three generations of his family working on a vessel will mean long periods away from home. and it'll be very sound to no longer see my family. but this school is the opportunity to save my parents it's the only way i can help myself and others a larger one. now that climate change is threatening traditional livelihoods the potential income has never been more important the n.t. see training is rigorous with a strong emphasis on discipline sunday is the only day off. each week ruby our lives the school on the hour long boat ride to his home village on the ocean side waves are eroding the island's foundation only the shore of the lagoon remains intact. and c.t. trainers drop him off. the family subsists on what nature provides the government buys up copra

ruby hour is in the first row but as with all the trainees here he's just a number still many of the candidates are excited about their future few have ever sailed beyond the horizon. this man says the training here will equip him to work on any kind of fishing boat it doesn't matter whether it's a troll or a vessel that fishes longline we ask if he's been to enter the country before no he says. this man says he's looking forward to working on a german ship later on. he says it might be a cargo ship or some other vessel he doesn't really mind. most of the trainees here want to one day work for the s. p. and s. or south pacific marine service it's a german joint enterprise involving six different companies which all take candidates that have finished the training. the director of s b m s is captain andrew heinsohn he says all the young men here have grown up with the ocean which is something the shipping industry values but in his experience another factor often stands in the way of better paid positions at sea. it's called a ball believe in statistic discipline as the main problem an

but first ruby anderson had been a resident at a care facility just beyond where the power plant is. with he know on the morning of the 19th she signed herself out. something she was able to do. but she didn't return as she was supposed to then the engineer found her body in the stairwell at the power plant yesterday. what we don't know yet is how long she was in this stairwell here. 75-year-old ruby lee anderson was a resident at the behavioral health center, residential care facility for the elderly on the campus of zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. >> ms. anderson was not a patient of san francisco general hospital. >> an important distinction that the san francisco sheriff precluded deputies from looking for anderson inside the nearby power plant building we facilities staff notified them on may 20th. >> for a code green, a patient disappearance, we do have that protocol in every building would be searched including the sheriffs department would have search the power plant stairway as well. >> it was a hospital engineer not deputies who discovered anderson's body in the

this time it was ruby leander son, a patient with dementia. five years ago there were security reforms that were supposed to prevent another heartache. matt keller is live at sf general. >> reporter: reggie, this is obviously a sad and tragic outcome. her two children say their family is in deep shock. unfortunately this has happened before here in san francisco. 76-year-old ruby leander son suffered from dementia and was being treated at one of the department of public health facilities on the campus of zuckerberg general hospital. family members put out a news release two days after xi wandered off. yesterday a staff engineer found her body in the stairwell of the hospital's power plant building which is not supposed to be accessible to the general public. something similar happened five years ago, the body of 58-year-old lynn spalding was also found in a stairwell in the hospital building after she had been missing for 17 days. david perry was a good friend of spalding. >> it's just something that should never happen. the fact that it's hap

ruby lee anderson, her family members had reported her missing last week. according to a flyer, the family reported she was suffering from dementia and went missing from sf general mental health. she was found in the stairwell of the building. hospital spokesperson says mrs. anderson was not a patient at zuckerberg hospital, but there are other clinics here on the campus that are not directly run by stuck better hospital -- zuckerberg hospital. she can elaborate on when clinic she went missing from. it's unclear how she got in the power plant, which is to be a secure building. >> we're very concerned this happened. we don't know how this woman gained access to the area where she was found, and we are looking into that. very concerned that happened. >> reporter: back in 2013, a patient named lynn spalding went missing at the main hospital. her body was found about two weeks later. the family sued and won a settlement. it has sincupted th security protocols. a sheriff's spokesperson said deputies patl the outside of the power plant, but do not go inside. ruby

there is a crash on 84 near ruby hill drive and one lane is reported to be blocked. expect delays between 580 and 680 and west bound to 37 at 101, there is debris on the connector ramp. it doesn't appear to be slowing anyone down. that's a check of your traffic. >>> israeli troops opened fire on the gaza strip with demonstrations under way ahead of the opening of the new u.s. embassy. you are looking live at the gaza border. israeli soldiers reportedly have shot and killed at least 16 protesters across the border fence this morning. tensions have been heightened since president donald trump announced the u.s. is relocating the embassy to jerusalem. john lawrence reports on the historic move. >> reporter: a new era in israel. >> we are delighted with president donald trump's decision to move the embassy here. >> reporter: the u.s. embassy is opening in jerusalem, gone from the previous location in tel aviv. >> it says a simple thing. piece must be based on truth. >> jerusalem is israel's capital. this is nothing more or less than a recognition of reality. it is also t

. >> jessica, an engineer found ruby andersson's body on the hospital campus. a sheriff department's bulletin said she walked away from a behavioral health center last week. she didn't get far. that facility is right behind this building. >> a plizing pesh's bulletin for 75-year-old ruby lee anderson saying she walked away from the behavioral health center at san francisco general hospital. more than a week later, a hospital engineer found her body in a stairwell in the locked power plant building on campus. >> we're very concerned how this happened. we don't know how this woman gained access to the area where she was found. the question now is who was looking for the 75-year-old for the last eight days? the sheriff's department says it did notify the police department that anderson was missing, but did not mile a missing persons report. >> the horrible discovery comes five years after hospital patient lynn spalding was found dead in a general hospital building stairwell. officials say security and search procedures were changed after that deadly incident.. >>

for the second time.( james ) ruby anderson had dementia... and she had been missing for ten days.and back in 2013... the body of 57-year-old woman was also found in a stairwell at the hospital. kron 4's lydia pantazes joins us live from san francisco. lydia.... ( lydia )the body was discoverd around 1 this afternoon in the stairway of a power plant building on the hospital campus.we now know that the victim was 76-year-old ruby lee anderson. she was a dementia patient here at the hosptial and she was reported missing from sf general mental health back on may 20th. the san francisco department of public health, the sheriff's department and the police department are all investigating this case. it's unclear how anderson was able to gain access to the power building, which is not normally a place patients go. this afternoon we were able to speak with anderson's daughter on the phone and she says the family is very upset.now, if this a;; sound familiar it's because back in october of 2013, the body of 57-year-old lynne spalding was also found in a stairwell here at sf general. she had

they were supposed to perform an autopsy on 75-year-old ruby lee anderson to determine when and how sheas nothing to report. meanwhile, anderson was found here in this power plant building just across the street behind me in a stairwell there. the hospital is saying that those stairs had been accessible from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. until yesterday. now those stairs are locked. >> reporter: officials today confirmed the identity of the woman found dead in a stairway in a hospital power plant building as 75-year-old ruby lee anderson. >> on behalf of the entire city family, we are very saddened by this event and look forward to pursuing our investigation to find out what happened. >> reporter: san francisco general's ceo says that anderson was not a patient at the hospital but that she lived at a residential care facility for the elderly on the san francisco general hospital campus. administrators say anderson checked out of the facility the morning of may 20th and never returned. workers filed a missing persons report and the sheriff's office launched a missing person investigation. >> at that

sheriff's department has identified the body as ruby lee anderson. her family reported her missing last week according to a flyer that was sent to various media outlets. the family shared the 76-year- old was suffering from dementia and went missing from san francisco general mental health. she was not a patient at zuckerberg hospital but a spokeswoman says there are other clinics on this same campus that are not directly run by the hospital. because of privacy laws, she can't elaborate on which clinic she went missing from and it is still unclear how she got inside the power plant, which is supposed to be a secure building. >> we're very concerned that this happened. we don't know how this woman gained access to the area where she was found and we are absolutely looking into that. we're very concerned that that happened. >> reporter: sheriff deputies patrol the outside of the power plant, not the inside. there's one right now up this hill in the parking lot. something similar happened in 2013. a woman went missing and her body was found on an outsid

. >> this time it was ruby lee anderson, a patient with dement dementia. a similar accident happened five years ago that led to security changes. matt keller live with more now that the investigation is under way. >> reporter: two children say their family is in deep shock. investigators are trying to figure out how this could happen again. >> we're very concerned this happened. we don't know how this woman gained access to the area where she was found. we're absolutely looking into that. >> that area was the stairwell of the hospital's power plant building which is not supposed to be accessible to the general public. 76-year-old ruby lee anderson suffered from dementia and was being treated at one of the department of public health facilities on the campus of zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. something similar happened five years ago. the body of 58-year-old lynn spalding was also found in a stairwell in the hospital building after she had been missing for 17 days. daifrd perry was a good friend of spalding. >> i can't imagine what the family of

her name is ruby anderson... and it turns out she had been missing for ten days.ospital officials say hospital officials say anderson was a dementia patient who signed herself out. kron 4's charles clifford has the story. we now know that the woman was 76-year-old ruby lee anderson. she was apparently suffered from dementia and was reported missing from sf general mental health back on may 20th. now, the health department said this afternoon she was not a patient at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital and trauma center. there are several different health facility's on this campus and she my have recieved treatment there.it's also unclear how anderson was able to gain access to the power building, which is not normally a place patients and staff go. this afternoon we were able to speak with anderson's daughter on the phone and she says the family is very upset. the hospital has also vowed to figure out how this happened. ( robin ) happened.out how this vowed to figure out how this happened. ( robin )milpitas police have arrested a suspect wanted in connection

we do know who she is, 75-year-old ruby lee anderson. the sheriff's department put out a missing persons bulletin for her but did not file an official report. they say she walked away in the behavioral health center. they changed procedures, this after a patient found dead if the stairwell five years ago. those changes did not apply to the power plant building a press conference scheduled for this morning. >>> we could find more about the golden state killer today. the judge to decide with some information could be made public. some wants the arrest warrant of joseph deangelo unsealed. the judge says he's inclined to reveal some of the information. this is video of the suspect in court. he was in a cage. today attorneys will debate whether what needs to be redacted. information could be released as early as tomorrow. >>> high-speed rail project will eventually connect l.a. and san francisco, but city planners still need to figure out how the new electrofied caltrains will get to sales force. the examiner reports the city is considering t

and it turns out-- ruby anderson had been missing for ten days. (pam) hospital officials say, anderson was a dementia patient who signed herself out. thank you for joining us im pam moore. (ken) and im ken wayne. but the woman's family says they don't have any answers. kron 4's charles clifford is live in san francisco with more details. charles, can you piece this together for us? we now know that the woman was 76-year-old ruby lee anderson. she was apparently suffered from dementia and was reported missing from sf general mental health back on may 20th. now, the health department said this afternoon she was not a patient at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital and trauma center. there are several different health facility's on this campus and she my have recieved treatment there.it's also unclear how anderson was able to gain access to the power building, which is not normally a place patients and staff go. this afternoon we were able to speak with anderson's daughter on the phone and she says the family is very upset. the hospital has also

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only further pushed her and fellow teen activists to demand action from lawmakers. ...and last month ruby baden-lasar led a group to the state's capital to meet face to face with legislators on backing bills aimed at gun control.sot: ruby baden-lasar, anti-gun violence advocate// "when i woke up this morning and checked my phone i was not surprised at the news and it seemed only like it was time honestly because our country it seems like every day it seems we have another tragedy, another shooting in some work place, school place place that's supposed to be safe and i was obviously sad and but i was mostly angry and frustrated that these tragedies continue to happen and these people keep getting killed and our lawmakers in power and the people we elected to protect us keep doing nothing."these teens worry that gun violence has quickly become a cultural norm and want more than sympathy from the country's politicians. they propose extreme risk protection orders for law enforcement and family members to be able to take away weapons from people who are thought to pose a risk. ( marty ) that w

and it turns out-- ruby anderson had been missing for ten days.s a dementia patient who signed herself out. thank you for joining us im pam moore. (ken) and im ken wayne. but the woman's family says they don't have any answers. kron 4's charles clifford is live in san francisco with more details. charles, can you piece this together for us? we now know that the woman was 76-year-old ruby lee anderson. she was apparently suffered from dementia and was reported missing from sf general mental health back on may 20th. now, the health department said this afternoon she was not a patient at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital and trauma center. there are several different health facility's on this campus and she my have recieved treatment there.it's also unclear how anderson was able to gain access to the power building, which is not normally a place patients and staff go. this

only further pushed her and fellow teen activists to demand action from lawmakers. ...and last month rubyaden-lasar led a group to the state's capital to meet face to face with legislators on backing bills aimed at gun control.sot: ruby baden-lasar, anti-gun violence advocate// "when i woke up this morning and checked my phone i was not surprised at the news and it seemed only like it was time honestly because our country it seems like every day it seems we have another tragedy, another shooting in some work place, school place place that's supposed to be safe and i was obviously sad and but i was mostly angry and frustrated that these tragedies continue to happen and these people keep getting killed and our lawmakers in power and the people we elected to protect us keep doing nothing."these teens worry that gun violence has quickly become a cultural norm and want more than sympathy from the country's politicians. they propose extreme risk protection orders for law enforcement and family members to be able to take away weapons from people who are thought to pose a risk. tag the teen activ

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ruby and penelope.months or so and ruby, you guys go everywhere together. what's your favorite thing to do with her on your back? >> go bike riding. >> does she like it? >> yeah. >> how do you like it? >> i love it. >> best friends get to stay together. maxine takes the new york city subway every single day to go to work. this is cute little dumpster daisy with joseph who created this. three different size backpacks, a big variety of colors and what's amazing about this is these are fabulous whether you're like ruby going on a tiny little bike ride or you're commuting like maxine does or going on a rugged hike. different styles that accommodate different weights and different lifestyles that the owner has. look how -- so cute. penelope has been adorable all day. >> look at the little paws up on their backs. >> adorable. >> so sweet. >> comfort, safety, normally 70 to $150. these are all slashed in half today. $35 to $75 and you get to be with your best friend. [ applause ] >> so amazing. i love that. so

on how victims would be prosecuted so if you look at trial and then if you try to get on the 90s, rubyridge and waco which reviewed relations disasters where the government confronted a white power movement in ruby ridge and an apocalyptic community in waco which was not like our community butwas depicted as such within this movement . there was an fbi memo that said after that, he would not try to prosecute people as part of the movement, they would only go after individuals a lot of time of oklahoma, we don't even get an investigation . we don't even get a prosecution trying to show the public there is a movement so we totally erase everything we already knew. terrorism designation is tricky. and you know, it's in many ways beyond the purview of the historians. the archive and show us the ways we precluded . >> had a couple quick questions, if you could say more about the truth and reconciliation commissionand why you found in the area. and then a question a little bit on the question . i immediately thought of the turner diaries and the notion that you would have to have insurrectio

what we do know is that the sheriff's department has identified the body as ruby lee anderson.er family reported her missing last week according to a flyer that was sent to various media outlets. the family shared the 76-year- old was suffering from dementia and went missing from san francisco general mental health. she was not a patient at zuckerberg hospital but a spokeswoman says there are other clinics on this same campus that are not directly run by the hospital. because of privacy laws, she can't elaborate on which clinic she went missing from and it is still unclear how she got inside the power plant, which is supposed to be a secure building. >> mostly the engineering staff and maintenance staff, people who run the buildings of the hospital. >> reporter: sheriff deputies patrol the outside of the power plant, not the inside. there's one right now up this hill in the parking lot. something similar happened in 2013. a woman went missing and her body was found on an outside stairwell two weeks later. the family sued the city and settled for $3 million. from san francisco g

shock, they aall righted the media nine days ago, not long after their mother disappeared. 76-year-old ruby anderson suffered from anyone sdi men shs being treated at the hospital. the family put out this picture two days after he wondered off. a worker found her body in the stairwell at a -- which is not asecond bl to the public. >> we're concerned how this happened, we don't know how this woman gained access to the area where she was found. >> reporter: it's up to medical examiner to determine the cause of death. five years ago, the body of 58-year-old lynn spaulding was also found in the stairwell. in her case chef missing for 17 days, the stairwell was in the hospital building. david perry was a good friend of spauldings' her case sparked security change at the hospital. >> i can't imagine what the family of this poor woman is going through, more to the point what this poor woman went through. you're going to be a place of healing and you're supposed to be safe. >> an updated schedule for 10:00 a.m. thursday. in san francisco, lillian kym, abc 7 news. >>> does any of this look familiar

trump is not a ruby red state anymore.bama lost it by just five points and i believe trump won it by just five points. so it is a state, like the rest of the coastal south, is beginning to purple at the edges. but has it gone far enough? we don't know from a democratic primary is whether someone like stacey abrams can when statewide when republicans are voting. we know democrats are excited, mar play about by female candidates and anti-establishment candidates. one of the things i learned from reporting, she was perceived as the more left wing candidate, largely because of her political strategy, and perhaps because she's black. but she wasn't politically ideal logically. she may have been more centrist, and her election pitch will be the way she worked with republicans in the state legislature. >> i think the key there is going to be what white voters do. we focus on black voters. but if you look at past campaigns, black voters that shown up, it's the white voters who haven't voted for democrats. michelle nunn got like 14

livermore, we have a crash on westbound 84 before you get to ruby hill in the clearing stages there. next traffic update coming up around 4:50. >>> here is a scene b.a.r.t. riders are tired of seeing at the civic center station. b.a.r.t. police may be getting extra manpower to stop it. >>> the warriors are in for a texas showdown in >>> this is abc 7 mornings. >> you remember last week we talked about potential days with thunderstorms in the sierra? it continues. the area you see shaded in the sea foam green, thunderstorm chance today. in fact, it will start off pretty quiet and into the afternoon hours when we hit 70 in yosemite, 59 in tahoe, that's when the thunderstorms are possible. only 77 degrees in sacramento. they haven't had a 90-degree temperature yet. i think the record is may 15th. here is a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast, a look at the thunderstorm chances, six days with the heaviest rain wednesday. >> apparently we weren't the only ones disturbed by a recent viral video. it showed people shooting up and appearing to be passed out on the hallways of the civic

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. >> reporter: ruby anderson signed herself out of the residential care facility for the elderly on the campus of sf july on sunday, may 20th. she was expected to return by 4:00 that afternoon. ten days later she was found in the stair well of a power plant. she was the resident of a care facility and not a patient of the hospital, the sheriff's department did not search the building for her when she was reported missing. >> we're looking at that to see whether it is a sheriff's department responsibility or the responsibility of the engineers in the building 24 hours and 7 days a week. >> reporter: the responding deputy followed protocol exactly calling her family, checked with the hospital to see if she had been admitted and called the jail toll see if she had been picked up. anderson's family didn't return their calls until two days later. as investigators still try to find out what went wrong, buildings on campus not that are not direct patient care areas are being searched. >> they're going through, starting today, top to bottom, room by room inspection of the nooks and crannies and

. >> hospital officials say the body of a 76-year-old, ruby lee anderson, was a dementia patient. when she was found yesterday afternoon by staff member. something very similar happened at the hospital a few years ago. >> reporter: removing the body of the woman who was found around 1 pm in a stairwell on the power plant building by a member of the staff. a hospital spokesperson said the building was locked. >> we are very concerned that this happened. we don't know how this woman gained access to the area where she was found in we are absolutely looking into that. >> reporter: there was no active report of a missing person. a member of the sheriff's department says they are looking into whether anderson went missing from the behavioral health center. the hospital is working to confirm if the deceased woman was using other services on the grounds. in 2013, a patient named lynn spalding went missing and was found in a stairwell 17 days later after leaving her room. the hospital made widespread changes hiring a director of security for all buildings on site providing new training fo

(pam) her name is ruby anderson -- and we now know, she has been missing for some ten days.good eveningoore(ken)and im ken wayne... her body was found this afternoon.... in a stairwell at the power plant building. and just moments ago kron 4's justine waldman spoke with the victims daughter.. justine is live

ruby and snorkel and to meet people who know the true value of garbage. it has created a striking parallel economy. which is what this means for economic inequality around the world you guys are starting class warfare the response to that statement should be yes we are starting class won't be. the rich and the trash can exclusively are starting to live on t.w. . corporate crime and corruption take a good look around at work i'm not just talking about your colleagues i'm talking about the upper managerial levels of a company those who take home the best pay packets how top executives turn to crime not just breaking the law but also out trust as well as damaging productivity the costs a huge what better person to talk to about that than an executive who was living the life frying extravagant party surrounded by the international jet set only to end up a very lonely man locked up behind bars a reporter just met the manager who still insists he did nothing wrong. we come to a prison in frankfurt that for almost nine years was home to a disgraced media manager

i got a letter saying i had to report to prison and ruby locked up for ten years do you know why no.excitement and a little bit nervous because i don't know what to expect. t.v. cameras are not allowed into the prison during an escape game. everyone has to wear prison garb and try to escape. eighty actives make for an authentic experience. we want to allow people to be the hero within their own person everybody has seen prison break shawshank redemption escape from alcatraz and we want people to get that feeling to get out. and in it's a game three hours. other buildings are also getting a new lease on life houses of worship stand empty because there are too many churches and too few worship has so many churches are now being sold or rented out like in miss ellen bell gym where church was converted into the luxury martins potus of hotel. most of the time they're in their will to take pictures. and night stay here starts at fifty euros per person. the original arches and windows date back to eight hundred sixty seven. it was quite a challenge to convert the church into a hotel. you ha

>> reporter: yes, hi, this is a power plant where ruby anderson's body was found yesterday in a stairwell. it was open for anyone to enter between 6:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. because of what happened, the staff made changes. now you need a badge to enter that building. the sheriff gave us a timeline for the disappearance. living on campus, but not a patient at the general hospital. a worker contacted the sheriff's office on may 20 to report she left the day before and not returned. sheriff office contacted family, the jail, medical examiner's office, and san francisco police department. anderson's body was found ten days after being reported missing. that was yesterday. the stairwell of the power plant here on campus, something similar happened five years ago, a body of a 58-year-old was found in a stairwell in the hospital building after missing for 17 days. new security protocols put in place after that, but because anderson was not a hospital patient technically, those were not necessarily followed in her case. >> so now we're going to be reviewing everything to see where the holes and gap

the body of the ruby lee anderson who has dementia was found by a staff member around 1:00 yesterday afternoon inside the power plant building on the hospital grounds. a spokeswoman for the hospital says that building is locked. it is not accessible to the public so they're trying to figure out how she ended up inside. >> we're very concerned that this happened. we don't know how this woman gained access to the area where she was found. and we are absolutely looking into that. >> now, this is the second time that a woman's body was found in a stairwell at that hospital. back in 2013, lynn spalding went missing. she was found in a stairwell 17 days later after she left her room. the hospital made security changes after ms. spalding's death. >>> the judge in the golden state killer case wants lawyers on both sides to come back to court. news organizations are asking for the release of the documents which include a breakdown of items seized by authorities going through the home as well as the computer and cell phone of the suspect, joseph deangelo. the judge has indicated he will likely

the hijackers refused to allow captain a body to refuel at my ruby or mumbai so. so you can't go at the new possible bus and yeah and then last month and i was trying to fly along the coast right so that i don't want to be far from the. they are the line. then he said why are you flying along the coast of australia is somewhere to this direction. and i took the ok i thought i had the heading. and now this message came you know if you told. you see this fish and low fuel we're running out of fuel guys so we discovered something like this. so you were circling the island of this i was sort of coming at diana i decided out of anyone else right because the seats are dead and. i now flight eighty nine six one was circling above the camorra side. so i just kept on going i told the guys we're going to die they're running out our crew armor already lost one engine. then started talking with the guys and this time i took my makeup i told the passengers their descendants a man a river. we have lost one engine you took your starvation and we're going to die that engine varie

as a gold boy jefferson fan to keep him company his first international goal in two years held for ruby when there. playoff and qualify for the world cup for the first time in over thirty years. maybe these national heroes have one more surprise left in store. but for me it's the other team in group c. that has the best chance of going through denmark i'll be honest with you it mostly comes down to one man kristine eriksson he is like the michelin star chef of a side as an arsenal fan i can't stand him but even i have to admit the guy is a croissant. the republic of ireland were on the receiving end of his brilliance in the playoffs eriksson dismantled the boys in green scoring a hat trick to stamp denmark's ticket and if he's not enough to remember that they have the lord himself on their side. own nicklas bendtner the man of a thousand ridiculous story is great international record means he could well help them out into the round of sixteen failing up at least we can rely on him for banter. so here's my prediction for group c. france will avoid a repeat of two thousand and two and qua

. >> the victim is identified as ruby leander son.ear-old woman was a dementia patient at the hospital. she had been missing for ten days. her body was found yesterday afternoon in the stairwell of the power plant building. the hospital says the interior stairwell is not accessible to patients. the medical examiner is now trying to determine her cause of death. the discovery of anderson's body is bringing back painful memories from five years ago. that's when the body of 58-year-old lynn spalding was also found in a stairwell. in her case she had been missing for 17 days and the stairwell was in the hospital building. >>> developing news, the coast guard is reaching out to the public to figure out the source of debris that washed ashore in pacifica. some of the debris is marked with the words barka and rio. cruise also found lifejackets and clothing. the coast guard has no reports of accidents or missing boats. the coast guard is searching for a possible ship wreck between the pacifica pier and mori point. >>> pg&e crews on the watch

it has turned the ruby into the worst trade in asia.ompared to a kerry return of 12% back in 2017. for the ruby weakness, that might or the r.b.i. to tighten inflation. we are keeping an eye on pfizer india. big want to watch. we will watch for any sign of management changes. the stock gaining about 4/10 of 1%. we actually spoke with the chairman and told them that corruption in a friend -- notncial sector service is an endemic phenomena -- phenomenon. important.ally to understand that we have to distinguish between the commercial decisions and judgments, which might have grown. if any decision has been taken -- if there is evidence of wrongdoing, it is a different matter. i would say that the corruption has been an endemic phenomenon in the banking industry. losses,of the large -- only then we will know the truth. is it impacting the morale of banking? proof against anyone -- it does have impact on the moral of the person that is being investigated but down the line also, across the decision-makers. impact thet decision. this is realit

> reporter: the sheriff's department identified the woman whose body was found in the stairwell as ruby anderson. her family reported her missing last week. according to a flyer sent to the news media, the family reported the 76-year-old had dementia and went missing from san francisco general mental health. mrs. anderson's body was found that stairwell in the power plant building around 1:00. a hospital spokesman said mrs. anderson was not a patient at zuckerberg hospital. but she says there are other clinics here on the campus that are not directly run by zuckerberg hospital. she says because of privacy laws she can't say which clinic she was missing from. it's unclear how she got inside the power plant which is supposed to be a secure building. >> we are very concerned that this happened. we don't know how this woman gained access to the area where she was found and we are absolutely looking into that. we're very concerned that that happened. >> reporter: back in 2013, a patient named lynne spalding went missing here at the main hospital. she was found two weeks later an outdoor stai

yes plenty to come this evening ahead of a packed weekend of sport, with ruby union finals, the championshipand the champions league final taking centre stage. the focus of course falls on kiev where fans continue to arrive ahead of saturday's final between liverpool and real madrid. both managers facing the media today, we'll hear from them in a moment. but first let's cross to kiev and join hugh woozencroft who's there. hugh, what is the latest there? because we know in the build—up to tomorrow's match, we have heard a lot about liverpool fans who have struggled to get out there, some who haven't been able to get there at all. what of the atmosphere like? and what is the latest on those travel problems? good evening. so far, it has been a fantastic atmosphere. right at the heart of the city, the main fan point. thousands of them in their droves have been having a great time. we have been having a great time. we have been having a great time. we have been in kiev for the past couple of days, but there have not been many fans, a slow influx of liverpool fans, they have been having a great ti

ruby dee with whom you had a long relationship with, the actress, amazing actress.s really more of a celebration. but you are dealing, in a lot of respects, in this book with loss. did you set out to do that or did it happen that the coincidence of the passing of these people had you align them side by side by side? - well the person that started this book in my heart was my mother. - okay, talk about that. - because when mommy died, it put me in a position and i don't want to sit here on your show and cry. but all of a sudden, mommy died and now there were things that i was gonna have to do because my sister was dying. mommy died in june. my sister gary died in july. my aunt anne died in october. and my dog died in december. - so a lot all at once, isn't it? - i had no time to do anything. my doctor, and i laugh about him because gregory is cute, thank god. and i ended up ... it helps to be cute. i ended up going to gregory because i had a seizure. and gregory said, "you had a seizure "because you have too much salt." and you know how they go through that. and i sa

attack on a mosque in northeastern nigeria the first explosion went off during afternoon prayers in ruby and adam our state many people died in a second blast while attempting to get out of the building witnesses reported seeing a young man wearing a suicide vest entering the mosque with worshipers more now from other serious dogon is in nigeria's capital abuja. it happened as people were preparing for their afternoon prayers according to police it was a double bombing a twin bombing committed by two suicide bombers it happened in movie a critical town in the northeast simply because this was an area controlled by the book group in two thousand and fourteen for over a month and even if it was already liberated by the nature and army then attacks have not stopped since then in fact last year a similar attack happened in the same area where the book or a group also eight attacked a mosque which left at least fifty people dead another attack in another group of sibylla civilians was again perpetuated where the group left basically about twenty civilians dead now this comes at a very critica