for they tell us the story of the lieutenant william cook and how his plane and his remains were finally discovered. >> reporter: he was only 27 years old with plans of becoming a surgeon when his plane was shot down. and now 70 years later, the lieutenant could finally be laid to rest in that east bay where he grew up. >> i wish that my parents and grandparents could be here that it would mean the world for them. >> reporter: they grew up in this house in the 1930s, graduating from alameda high school where he played scrooge in the play. >> he was the golden boy. >> and they got married in 1944 as the airman was sent out on the mission during the battle of the bulge, flying a twin engine with five other crewmen. >> there were some 27 planes that left belgium to destroy a bridge over the river which was the main artery of transport for german munitions and troops. >> reporter: the plane crashed near the woods of belgium remaining there undetected for 68 years. this is a military i.d. bracelet with cook's name on it, found after the hikers discovered the plane wreckage two years ago. a sp

abu jamal's brother, william cook, he saw it all.police upon their arrival were "i ain't got nothing to do with it." and he's never testified on his brother's behalf. let me say that again. the brother of the man convicted of killing the cop has himself never taken to the stand to tell a different story, and he was there. in 1982, a multiracial jury heard the case. they convicted abu jamal and sentenced him to death. for a quarter century, an endless cycle of jamal appeals made a mockery of the judicial system. he had a long list of celebrity supporters, ed asner, whoopi goldberg. a straight was renamed for him in france. mpr gave him a radio show and he wrote several books. this all after he was convicted of murdering a cop. now back at home in philadelphia, abu jamal was never able to cultivate community support, except from some fringe types. people at home, they know what happened. they don't buy into the hollywood lure. in 2011, abu jamal's death sentence was ultimately overturned on a technicality. he's currently serving life w

abuja mall's brother, william cook, he saw it all.eir arrival were i ain't got nothing do with it. and he's never testified on his brother's behalf. the brother of the man convicted of killing the cop has himself never taken to the stand to tell a different story and he was there. in 1982, a multiracial jury heard the case. they convicted abuja mall and sentenced him to death. for a quarter century an endless cycle of appeals made a mockery of the judicial system. his defense team attracted a long list of the celebrity supporters. a street was renamed for him in france. npr gave him a radio show and he wrote several books. this all after he was convicted of murdering a cop. back at home in philadelphia he was never able to cultivate community support. people at home know what happened and they don't buy into the hollywood lure. in 2011 his death sentence was overturned on a technicality. he is currently serving life without parole. abuja mall will die in jail. that is a fate for civilized than that which he offered to danny faulkner.

lieutenant william cook is finally home. >> i don't think anybody gets over the loss of a loved one if they knew them or not. >> bruce cook was not yet born when his ufrpbg uncle's plane was shot down. his family never knew where until -- uncle's plane was shot down, his family never knew where until hikers spotted something. >> two years ago i got a call from the army they located possible remains. >> reporter: after a search and dna matching, today, the remains returned to oakland for burial with full military honors. >> it has taken seven decades but the family is united once again and forever more. [playing taps. [ taps ] >> this is a goal we have is to look out for each other and bring each other back. >> reporter: a code of the american military. and one that bruce cook is profoundly grateful for. >> no other country be sides america that would spend this much time, effort, money bringing somebody back. >> reporter: bruce says he is the last direct link to the man who was buried today but it made it all the more important. >> this is my duty. it is my responsibility. >> reporter:

lieutenant william cook is finally home. >> i don't think anybody ever gets over the loss of a loved whether they knew them or not. >> reporter: bruce cook was not yet born when his uncle's plane was shot down over germany in 1944. his family never knew where until nearly 70 years later when some pikers spotted something. >> i got a call from the army saying they had located possible remains about two years ago. >> reporter: after an exhaustive search and dna matching, the earthly remaybes of lieutenant -- remains of lieutenant cook returned to oakland for burial with full military honors. >> it has taken seven decades but the kirk family is united once again. and forever more. ♪ >> this was a goal that we all have is to look out for each other and make sure that we bring each other back. >> reporter: it is a sacred code of the american military. and one that bruce cook is profoundly grateful for. >> there's no other country besides america that would spend this much time and effort and money to try and bring somebody back. >> reporter: bruce says he is the last direct link to the ma

william cook was 27 years old and the pilot of a bomber that was shot down over belgium during worldtwo years ago. they also discovered cook's military i.d. bracelet. it took until now to identify him through boning from maents. we talked with his nephew who said he will be laid to rest next to his mother at mountain view cemetery. >> i know that would mean the world to her. i wish my parents and grandparents could be here. it would mean the world to them. >> cook will be buried on saturday with full military honors. >>> our time is 8:25. medical marijuana, delivered right to your front door may soon be as easy as using your smartphone. there is a new app it's called nest drop. it launched two days ago in los angeles. the app is designed for medical marijuana users only. now here is the way it works -- first, the app has to confirm that the user has permission from a doctor to get medical marijuana. then people can order their marijuana and a delivery person will bring it to yourer to within an hour. the creators of the app plan to expand to other cities with medical marijuana dispen

lieutenant william "billy" cook will be buried with full honors in oakland.he berkeley grad was on a mission in december 1944 when he and his crew were shot down over germany. the crew and their bomber were not recovered until two years ago. >>> happening now, this morning protesters are converging at the port of oakland in an attempt to block an israeli-owned cargo ship from unloading. you're looking at video of a previous ship forced to turn around in august due to similar protests. the group successfully prevented that ship from unloading, forcing it to turn around with much of its goods still on board. organizers say the demonstration is part of an ongoing effort to protest the ongoing occupation of palestine. >>> community leaders in oakland's chinatown rallied against a san francisco tour guide's racist rants caught on video. >> [ bleep ]. nobody wears jade anymore. your knockoff [ bleep ] and your knockoff [ bleep ] suitcases. >> it happened on the tour guide's last day with city sightseeing tours. she said it was meant as a comedy routine. yesterday a

when you look at the williams percentage r oscillator at the bottom of the chart, which is an indicator cooked up by larry williams, which tells you if a security is overbought or oversold, lang points out this oscillator has made a "w" pattern, never saw this before, and when you see a "w" pattern in the oscillator, he says it's often a precursor to higher prices. we get this, get this, it goes back to its all-time high, maybe takes it out. when you check out disney's weekly chart, you can see the stock is very much in a powerful longtime trend, and this recent pullback looks like nothing more than a very viable dip. when you look at this longer term chart, it was just another one of these, these, these, these, these. plus, importantly, lang points out that on the weekly chart, the williams percentage oscillator has pulled back to levels where disney stock has often bounced in the past. once again, boom, boom, boom. next up, take a gander at viacom's daily chart. here's another cord cutter that's going to allow sony to broadcast 22 of its channels in the new online tv service. in the past mon

cooking school. out back a patio with a wood fired pizza oven. they have revived the vegetable garden that williams his mother planted in their backyard. and inside, the old house is fully furnished showcasing the company's new home decor line. they will still sell cookware here, just not as much. >> about 600 square feet. our average store is more like 6,000 square feet. >> reporter: they say this place isn't about making money but celebrating the legacy of the man who started it all. >> he really loved this community. he really did. so to be back here is enormously important for him, as well. >> reporter: it's only fitting that it should happen in the town that gave the company its last name. in sonoma, john ramos, kpix 5. >> and after a few private celebrations, the store will be open to the public tomorrow. the doors open at 9 a.m. >>> tens of thousands of unlisted numbers made public by mistake. on the consumerwatch, julie watts on why the puc is now investigating comcast. >> i pay for a service. i want my service. >> reporter: back in 2012, kim jason was furious when comcast accidentally publ

here at william beans elementary, it was a hit. 150 men showed up today for cooking, life skills, fitness and conversations about money. but mostly just to hang out with their kids. >> yeah. >> are you sure. >> uh-huh. >> this drill has to do with allowance allocation. how do you spend your money after you receive your paycheck. >> reporter: joe drops off and picks up his son every day, but it's rare they get a chance to do this. >> when he looks back on life, yeah, dad was there for me. >> reporter: both joe and anthony say it's a team effort at home with mom oftentimes taking the lead, and that's why educators have singled out the men. >> they often have a different approach to problem solving for children and they do need that balance. >> yes. very important to be here. >> reporter: there were a few secrets, but even more smiles. men, uncles, grandfathers, mentors, not all were fathers. but all were present. and that's a win. reporting in prince george's county, zachary kiesch, news4. >>> heart break in oxon hill. a tragic car crash claims the lives of five people, and another is still

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