it's a story starting with william tucker. 52:33 i play the alto saxophone for more than a year and a halfsince william was in 7th grade.he's been looking forward to representing newsome on a national stage. 55:08 we want to make our state, our city and our community proud by doing the best job we can! but on this 90th year of the parade, william is doing this for grandmother marched in the macy's parade when she was young, and so it's kind of special for me to kind of continue that. the only photo of grandma.from the 1950's.decked out in her majorette costume, twirling away. also at practice today: william's mom, janet.who has an even bigger reason to burst with pride. 12:15 not just only for my son but for all of these kids. especially after she reveals to her son for the first time.of her own experience 7:32 i was about 9 years olar the macy's thanksgiving day parade herself in the mid 1970's. 50:04 i didn't know that! 50:10 that's pretty cool, i have a grandmother and my mom! three generations.now sharing one special bond. .and some tricks of the trade. 53:44 we're going to be wea

it's a story that started with william tucker. >> i play th alto saxophone. >>reporter: he's been looking forward to making it on a this for someone else. >> my grandmother marched in the parade when she was young. it's kind of special for me to continue that. >>reporter: the only photo of grandma from the 1950s. also at practice today was williams mom janet. >> not only my son but all of these kids. >>reporter: especially after she revealed her own experience. >> i had a chance to march in the years old. >>reporter: marching in the mid 1970s. >> i didn't know that. that's pretty cool. i have my grandmother and mom. >>reporter: three generations sharing one special bond. >> we will be wearing a lot of thermal underwear and clothing underneath to keep us warm. >>reporter: bringing us a slice >> a special moment for us all to be together. >> they worked so hard. >> now janet the mom said they will wake up at 1:30 in the morning to practice the day of in their thermal underwear. the temperatures will be 10 degrees. >> the band goes on at exactly 10:08. you are w

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william tucker is the third generation of family to march in the parade dating back to his grandmother>> my grandmother marched in the macy's parade and she was young so it's kind of special for me to continue that. >> his grandmother marched in the parade in the early 1950s. and here's his mom marching in the parade. this is in the early 1970s. pretty cool. you can watch william march in today's parade right here on kpix 5. it starts at 1:00. >>> a talented family tradition tradition. >> i was in a marching band. you have to roll your feed a certain way you have to walk. >> i was always focusing on my baseball talents not music. [ laughter ] >> julie is focusing on weather. >> yes. that i am. what a talented morning crew here! we are tracking weather and as you can see right now no rain on hi-def doppler. that's coming this weekend in the meantime a cool and clear start. here's a look at san francisco. a little bit of patchy fog around the bay today. mostly clear skies and we are off to a chilly start. 39 in concord and 35 in santa rosa. 37 right now livermore. 44 oakland. 42 in san j

tucker? >> amazing. totally changing this country, too. william, thanks a lot for that interesting numbers. anticipated dinners of the year is underyway. you were not invited sorry about that. president-elect donald trump and mitt romney are sitting down to eat in new york city. the pair is being joined by their wives melania trump and ann romney eating at the columbus international hotel. the two feuded, of course, during the campaign intensely. but now that governor romney is one the finalists for secretary of state, this dinner could be seen as a reproach, if i'm even pronouncing it correctly. also today president-elect trump named elaine chao for health and human services and georgia congressman tom price for medicare and medicaid services he named sima verma. steve mnuchin as secretary of state of the treasury. well, the praise for totalitarian lunatic fidel castro has not ebbed since he has descended into the hot place for eternity last friday. nobody loves fidel more than liberal journalists. we will send geraldo to reeducation camp. we will do our best. stay tuned. my business was b

william, great to see you. >> well, tucker, you know who else got criticized was george w. called out the national guard to build the fence on the southern border. democrats said it wasn't going to work. world leaders criticized him as insensitive and cruel. while those same countries are suddenly building their own walls austria, greece, hungary, croatia to control their own borders. >> at the end of world war ii less than five border walls anywhere in the world. 1989 when the berlin wall came down there were about 15 border walls. today there are almost 70. >> now, as for critics to say for every 12-foot wall there is 13-foot ladder walls are useless by themselves. manpowers and roads and enforcement is an easy but it is easier, tucker with a wall than without one. by the way, apprehension since george bush wall down from 1.2 million to 400,000. tucker? >> yeah, it worked well in israel on the west banks. suicide bombings basically stopped. what are trump's plans for border security? >> right now we have about 350 miles of fence. trump, as you know, is debating about whet

tucker carlson who on the door. >> has a new show no. >> and juan williams but that's a tightknit group and we work a lot of hours,a longtime. truly jack eagen that's what always wanted to the windows a kid. i started out in wyoming and colorado. when i was in third grade my dad had to bury the rocky mountain news in denver post before got home from work and had to choose two articles to discuss before dinner. and then it really started with interesting news. i'm a voracious news consumer. whatever they wanted to be my whole life must be on a sunday should talk about news of the day, like george will or, now that we're colleagues i get to telling i loved you when i would watch you when i was a kid. he doesn't think that's a very funny. >> doing it five days a week. >> now i am. the way i describe my life right now, i sign my books join and gratitude, or joint gratitude, or join an to you, depending on how many people online and have to move them through. describe my career right now is that my plate is full with all of my favorite foods. the only thing i think i need to do is maybe take a food off, because -- >> w

primary nights and debate nights, bret baier, megyn kelly, tucker carlson, who i adore --ll, steve >> who has a new show now. >> yeah, and juan williams. that's a tight-knit group, and we worked a lot of hours, a long time. truly, jackie, that's what i always wanted to do when i was a kid.jat' i started out in wyoming and colorado, and when i was in third grade, my dad had me read the rocky mountain news and denver post before i got home from -- before he got home from work, and i had to choose two articles to discuss before dinner. that really started my interest in news. what i really wanted to do my whole life was be on a sunday show talking about news of the day. i loved it when i would watch george will when i was a kid. he doesn't think that's very. funny.s a very [laughter] [inaudible conversations] >> you're doing it five days a week. >> now i am. and the way i describe my life right now is one full of gratitude. i sign my books joy and gratitude, or joy or gratitude, however, depending on how many people are in line and i've gota to move them through. but i describe my career right now as my plate is full with als of my favor

tucker? >> i wanted to drive it. wte >> that's a lie. he goes i'm not driving thatrivt i'm scared. i said i got this. [laughter] >> yeah. >> traffic is looking great on 95 by prince william is parkwaw wide opened from f fredericksburg throughhr stafford all the way to the beltway. it is just a really pleasantrd a commute much that is actuallyua 50 out by 202.ut by inside your way through cheverly enjoy this while it lasts.lasts. your ride from the bay bridgeayi to that point is quiet and the outer loop by new hampshireps light volume.um really pleasant.ast. 95 over to georgia we're ate' speed. earlier crash on the innernn loop between wisconsin and connecticut cleared. ceared tiny bit of light volumeit oligh leading towards that location.tc enjoy this quiet commute. metastron time except for safete track surge 10 and they'resurg t operating on a saturday saturday schedule in honor of the veterans day.vetera very calm zen mood right now.odr >> it's friday, i like it.idayii >> it's friday.>>ay >> a little more calmer all around. golden retriever puppy stolen py out of his owner's last monthon home. police released surveillance video video of people stealing n cruise from h