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to the naked eye, that family lays concrete for sidewalks across one community, but it's much mmpb thorehan t. how they give back in a a unique way. it's a story to make the bay area proud. >>> we saw cooler temperatures, but it was still warm out there. cooler conditions in the 70s for san francisco and in san jose. i'll talk about changes up ahead in the form of a cooli inin ini in the workweek coming up. for s d >>> one local family has a business laying concrete, but they are laying the foundation for so much more than that by donating memorials to officers killed in the line of indict. garvin thomas shows us how they give back in a story that will make the bay area proud. >> reporter: at the corner of 10th and horning in san jose, there is a message, written in bronze. on this spot one year ago, police officer michael capman gave his life in the line of duty. this story, though, is about what's behind that message. literally. the concrete into which it is set. >> came out of early -- >> and the family that put it there. >> we're just a very honored and humbled to have been able to p

. >> we are starting to hear more and more from these thore tar yns using this fake news mantra that so proudly owns. do you think president trump is enabling these strong men? >> i think it gives him cover. i think there was a time and a place where we had a moral authority to say to leaders of authoritarian countries who may be allied with the u.s. to say take a step back and you have to be able to handle descent and criticism. but these days they look to washington to see that that is not the case here so why should they put up with the criticism there. i think it is a bad sign, bad precedent and hopefully something that becomes a remnant of history before too long. >> the president's fake news label seems to apply to any news coverage he just doesn't like. take his tweet today about north korea. he writes there hasn't been a missile fired in nine months in north korea. we got back our hostages, who knows how it will all turn out in the end. why isn't the fake news talking about these wonderful facts? because it is fake news. you and i both know the fact is we have talked about al

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