and i don't know what that is. >> tracy parks' prayer was to come back to guyana to the airport wheredied to say farewell. >> i didn't think it would bother me like this. >> 30 years ago, tracy and her family had been unable to leave guyana in time for her mother's funeral back in the u.s. she brought flowers for a makeshift memorial next to the airstrip. >> this is harder than i thought. >> of course. >> the words say simply "mom." she left four red roses, a picture of her mother patricia parks, and a small, wooden cross, and then stood and said a silent prayer where her mother was shot to death along with congressman leo ryan and three newsmen. why did you want to come back? >> for this. >> to make a real memorial? >> yeah. i just wanted to say good-bye. >> then, one last leg of the journey. six miles over a bumpy road back to jonestown. one thing was the same as the day she arrived 30 years ago. >> first thing i noticed was the heat was unbearable. >> everything else was different. an open field at what was the heart of the settlement. the buildings dismantled and carried away by n

and i don't know what that is. >> tracy parks' prayer was to come back to guyana to the airport whereed to say farewell. >> i didn't think it would bother me like this. >> 30 years ago, tracy and her family had been unable to leave guyana in time for her mother's funeral back in the u.s. she brought flowers for a makeshift memorial next to the airstrip. >> this is harder than i thought. >> of course. >> the words say simply "mom." she left four red roses, a picture of her mother patricia parks, and a small, wooden cross, and then stood and said a silent prayer on the spot where her mother was shot to death, along with congressman leo ryan and three newsmen. why did you want to come back? >> for this. >> to make a real memorial? >> yeah. i just wanted to say good-bye. >> then, one last leg of the journey. six miles over a bumpy road back to jonestown. one thing was the same as the day she arrived 30 years ago. >> first thing i noticed was the heat was unbearable. >> everything else was different. an open field at what was the heart of the settlement. the buildings dismantled and carrie

that's little tracy parks on the right in the blue windbreaker.s there, too, talking with the bogue family who had been among jones' earliest followers and now wanted to leave, as well. >> that really -- that sent shock waves through me. >> jones moved over to talk to edith parks and her family. young tracy was distraught. >> i was crying and wiping my tears with the hat. the tears were not anything other than i was scared to death. i was really down deep in my heart thinking, we're going to die. >> this is the last shot of the reverend jim jones that day as his grip on people was cracking. the rain stopped.

parks ordered his daughter tracy, her older sister and three other youths to run for safety into the jungle. >> we ran too far, and, of course, it's so thick that, like, once you get so far you can't -- you get lost in your direction. >> before night came, we went back to the jungle and started hollering for the kids and no response. and i thought oh, my god, don't tell me they're lost. >> i was the organizer, and anything that needed organizing they gave to carter. >> tim carter, seen here in '78, was a trusted aide to jim jones. he saw jonestown through different eyes. >> it was beautiful. i mean, something about nature, being in the jungle. it was beautiful. >> carter stayed almost till the end. he saw the gunmen come back from the airport.

park. as we look at our drive time traffic, tracy to dublin is 23 minute commute and highway 4 from antioch to concord is 14 minutes and from san rafael to san francisco is 167 -- 17 minutes and golden gate bridge coming to san francisco from sausalito it is wide open and not too many cars as you make the drive in the southbound direction and northbound side no construction to get in the way. >> it all adds up, a penny near, a nickel there, next, the incredible amount of change left at airport security and where the money is going. >> spoiler alert: the star would not show fancy footwork on "dancing with the stars" finale. >> why snoopy may not be flying for the >> covering walnut creek, burlingame, campbell and all the bay area this is abc7 news. a look at the new eastern span of the bay bridge where traffic is mood rat and moving on. you know the volume will pick up but leyla gulen is here to follow that with the latest coming up. >> the loose change you dump in the plastic bins at airport security may not seem like much but it adds up. a new report fines that travelers left behind half m

tracy heard the tree come down in roanoke park and said it was really, really loud.nine de la vega is in concord now to show us the wind damage there. janine. >> reporter: you can see behind me there is this tree that had to be cut down. its in front of an apartment complex. its completely uprooted and you can still see there are some branches here. they haven't cleaned it all up. at one point we were told by a gentleman that was here when it was crashing down that it blocked all lanes of traffic and luckily he says it didn't hit any of the cars. besides doing that, it also damaged the gate that is here at the complex. just completely bending. you know some of the wires. some of the bars. the iron bars here that you see. let's go to video that we took earlier this morning. about a few miles away on clayton road strong winds blew over a big gas station shine showing the prices. it toppled over last night when gusts were blowing 30-40 miles an hour. there were reports of several trees down throughout concord which had crews working to clear them out of the way. one man

park playing basketball. this is a picture of him... >> tracy dixon said you couldn't miss her son. he was 6 foot 5 with a size 17 shoe. he was born 10 pound. he was a big boy. he was the biggest of his class. everywhere he goes heed be with his friends. the biggest one. biggie, that's the name that stuck with him. >> although he was large growing up, during his senior year he dropped 90 pounds, which improved his moves on the court. >> in order for me to be quick and fast maybe i lose weight. he cut down on the junk food, the sodas. >> it was albert's first game of the season. he made a lay-up when his mother arrived. >> walked to the bleachers to sit down. they were losing. but i hoped they'd come back. >> the score never changed. there would be no comeback. >> i turned around and saw someone on the floor like they are having a seizure. i thought, "is that my son on the infloor?", i said, "biggy, mummy's here." >> he turned on his stomach. he said, "no, don't get up" >> i was at my desk. i heard the ad go off. when i heard that go off, i came running in here, and everything was al

suffocation got the theme-park, the secret weapon a lot of companies, they are able to churn out consistent revenue growth, earnings growth and dividend too. not a big one,.1% yields. tracye midst of a recession those parks were jammed, passing $7 of popcorn no matter what and building homes now too. >> that when i didn't hear. >> you can buy a home, like living in the netherlands. 50 times my salary. allstate insurance. >> i am not a fan of big banks. quite a bit of balance sheet problems that we don't know about, the whale trade was the last thing we heard about. and casualty insurer number 2, only ten times earnings but it turns out the earnings growth and his a nice dividend. tracy: and dover, global infrastructure. >> a lot of people know it as the elevator company but they have nice internal growth, they are an acquisition company and acquisition growth as well and dividends on the other two, it is the company with the third longest streak of s&p 500 companies. there is trivial thing left over. ashley: it is a quarter past the hour, time to check on these markets, the dow in positive territory, nicole petallides on the nyse watching the sea's. nicole: pcs doing wel

park playing basketball. this is a picture of him in the basketball team -- >> tracy dixon says you couldn't miss her son on the courts. he was 6'5", and had a size 13 shoe. >> he was always the biggest appoinboyin his class. he would be the biggest one. biggie, that was the name that stuck with him. biggie. >> although he was large growing up during his senior year he dropped 90 pounds which helped improve his moves on the court. >> he decided i guess, in order to be quick and fast i start losing some weight. he cut down on the junk food, sodas. >> it was albert's first game of his senior season. he had just made a layup when his mother arrived. >> i walked to the bleachers and sat down. i glanced at the score board and they were really losing, i hope they come back. >> but the score would never change. there would never be a come back. >> i turned around, seeing somebody on the floor like they're having the seizure. is that my son on the floor, i run over there, i said biggie, mama here, mama here. he turned over on his stomach like he was trying to get up. i was like don't get up don't get up don't get up. >

park, and down to los angeles and san diego, sunny and nice. >> an early sig-alert is canceled with an hour and a away from tracy to dublin.e map split at -- the love map split there is an accident causing massive backup from el sobrante and a new accident at san pablo causing a lane to be blocked. >> thank you, leyla gulen. >> middle age women who follow a heart healthy mediterranean diet can live a longer and healthy life. women who followed diet are 40 percent more likely to live to age 70 and over conducted at harvard. it includes mainly eating plant listen based foods like fruits, vegetables, grain and babies, replacing butter with healthy fat like olive oil and using herbs rather than salt, and limited read meat and eating more fish and poultry and drinking red wine, in moderation. previous studies have found no gender differences weapon -- when comparing men and women. >> creative group has figured how to win 100 percent of this game. >> meet the master of the game, a robot from japan that can always win with a processor that sees the move the opponent will make and picks the right move to counter it and beat it and

as ben tracy reports, businesses and government can't wait to take flight. >> when a massive wildfire broke out near yosemite national parkeyes in the sky. a predator drone located hot spots and flare-ups. >> this industry has a lot of flew enchal promise. >> reporter: they say it will be a $14 million business. >> an unmanned system can do tasks now that are too dangerous by humans. >> reporter: farmers can use it to assess crops, real estate people. congress directed the agency to open the skies to drones by september 2015. that deadline is not likely to be met because of safety and privacy concerns. this week massachusetts senator ed markey introduced a bill calls for drone regulations. >> we need to ensure that these drones take off with privacy protections attached to them. if it's being used in way that allows drones to spy on families in their backyards, then that's not right. >> reporter: in their roadmap the faa says it will select six sites in the u.s. to test drone safety and how they will detect and avoid other aircraft. there will be safety standards and pilots will need to be serlt feed but in a statement th

tracy. >> nothing short of a rough night for a student who ended up spending the night at the hospital after being trapped between the walls of his dorm and a parking garage. the 19-year-old was found last night five floors below his bedroom. he was reported missing saturday morning after a fire drill in the dorm. this one was a rough scene. firefighters took about an hour and a half to get the man out. he was alert but at this point it's unclear how he got there. and how long he was trapped. the good news, beyond getting out he is expected to make a full recovery. >> all 11 people on two planes survived after crashing over wisconsin. this is what's left of one of the two sky diving planes that crashed on saturday. they were flying at 12,000 feet seconds away from the final jump of the day. suddenly the planes collided and one wing sheared off. the jump out of the way of the falling pieces of plane. the pilot of the second plane managed to land safely. lucky there. >> walnut creek police say a pair of burglaries were committed by the same person. the burglar breaks through a glass door at a thai restaurant. then he yanks out the register and runs o

as ben tracy reports, businesses and government can't wait to take flight. >> when a massive wildfire broke out near yosemite national park located hot spots and flare-ups. >> this industry has a lot of flew enchal promise. >> reporter: they say it will be a $14 million business. >> an unmanned system can do tasks now that are too dangerous by humans. >> reporter: farmers can use it to assess crops real estate people. congress directed the agency to open the skies to drones by september 2015. that deadline is not likely to be met because of safety and privacy concerns. this week massachusetts senator ed markey introduced a bill calls for drone regulations. >> we need to ensure that these drones take off with privacy protections attashched to them. if it's being used in way that allows drones to spy on families in their backyards, then that's not right. >> reporter: in their roadmap the faa says it will select six sites in the u.s. to test drone safety and how they will detect and avoid other aircraft. there will be safety standards and pilots will need to be serlt feed but in a statement the agency said the faa's mission

tracy reports businesses and government can't wait to take flight. >> reporter: when a massive wildfire broke out near yoez night nags might national park this summerielow is with the association for unmanned vehicle systems. what the government calls drones. in years it will be a $14 billion business. >> an unmanned system that can do tasks that are too dangerous, difficult or dull for a human. >> reporter: they can be used to monitor crops, real estate agents who advertise homes and police to track down fugitives. drones are currently banned in the u.s. unless granted specific permission by the faa, but congress directed the agency to open the skies to drones by september 2015. that deadline is not likely to be met because of safety and privacy concerns. this week massachusetts senator ed markey introduced a bill calling for drone regulations. >> we need to ensure that these drones take off with ply vasrivacy protection attached to them. >> in a way that allows drones to spy on families in their backward s backyards, then that's not right. >> reporter: the faa says it will select six sites in the u.s. to test drone safety. there will be safety st

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