and nicholas winton?g the war, he volunteered for an ambulance unit for the red cross, then trained pilots for the royal air force. he got married, raised a family, earned a comfortable living. for 50 years, he told hardly anyone what he had done. >> winton: i didn't really keep it secret; i just didn't talk about it. >> simon: all this time, you're in england, and then you go back to czechoslovakia. then, you go to israel. you still had no idea how your departure from czechoslovakia had been organized? >> meisl: absolutely no idea. >> simon: and you learned that by seeing it on television? >> meisl: that's right. >> simon: in 1988, the bbc learned about winton's story and invited him to be part of a program. he had no idea that the people sitting around him were people he had saved. >> can i ask, is there anyone in our audience tonight who owes their life to nicholas winton? if so, could you stand up, please? mr. winton, would you like to turn around? on behalf of all of them, thank you very much indeed.

>> reporter: hello rick, the scene is on winton avenue. we don't know the condition of the victims.ey were working on a roof here in havertown this morning, they had an aluminum ladder that got too close to an electrical line and one was electrocuted and north one shocked. here is the neighbor. >> he shocked himself and the other guy with him got sent to the hospital and this guy passed away, god rest his soul. they were doing the roof and the ladder fell back and hit the power cord and the guy was still on it and fell to the ground. >> no power. >> no word on either workman of the names of the victims. the power in this neighborhood is still off at this hour, a peco truck just arrived a few moments ago and they expect to set it up again and have the power up again soon, right now power off and one dead and one hospitalized. vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> a woman was badly burned and her child pulled to safety after a freak accident in port richmond, it happened at 11:30 at sunoco station at aramingo avenue. jacqueline lopez was pumping gas when a vehicle hi

he was last seen at winton middle school on winton avenue around three thank afternoon. jaime is hispanic, 5 feet tall, weighs about 90 pounds and was last seen wearing a light gray sweat. >> gray pants and black mews shoes. >>> new video tonight police in pittsburgh are hoping surveillance will help them catch a driver who hit and killed a woman and then kept on driving. the video is from a nearby gas station. you can see the silver truck driving by. the accident happened sunday night near willow pass road meets mountain view avenue. police say the driver veered off the road, hit a light poll and then crashed into a woman who was pushing a shopping cart alongside the sidewalk. police have identified the woman as 50-year-old michelle br bra. today pg&e was slapped with a $1.4 billion penalty. >> but is it enough? who should get that money. jean elle is in san bruno. much of the money is going to the state, but locals aren't happy with that. >> reporter: jessica, the locals out here are frustrated about a lot of things. nearly four years after that deadly explosion, peopl

. >> james:12-year-old jaime segura was last seen at winton middle school-- located on winton avenue near soto road-- on tuesday afternoon at about three p-m. >> james:he is a hispanic male, five -feet tall and about 90- pounds. >> james: sweater, gray pants and black shoes. coming up on the kron 4 morning news-- >> james:will be play or will he sit out? >> james:the latest details on the investigation surrounding 49er linebacker ray mcdonald. >> james:we'll hear from coach harbuagh >> james:had to say about the issue. >> james:plus-- we'll tell you what happened to the c-e-o of centerplate-- the food catering company that serves foods at most bay area sports venues-- after he was caught on camera, apparently abusing a puppy in an elevator. >> james:and a napa quake victim forced to live in his front yard. >> james:we have the story -- in his very own words. >> james:on tuesday-- the 49ers management and team- members spoke out about the domestic violence charges facing ray mcdonald. >> james:the general manager promised a full investigation on the matter. >> james:he also asked the

had disappeared around three o'clock tuesday.and reported missing when he didn't return home from winton middle school. >> mark:but he's home now. >> mark:no word on where he was for those hours police and family searched for him. new this morning. >> darya:the presidents of ukraine and russia have agreed on a cease fire in eastern ukrain. >> darya:the brief statement issued earlier this mroning didn't offer any details on the agreement. >> darya:so far there has been no immediate reaction from the russian-backed sepratists who have been fighting ukrainian forces since april. >> darya:we will have more details on the agreement as they become available. >> darya:meanwhile.the european union is considering more sanctions against russia for its involvement in ukraine. >> darya:the proposed sanctions would target sporting events. >> darya:russia is set to host the world cup in 20-18.but at this point targeting the world cup are unlikely. >> darya:the e-u is also considering deepening its current sanctions against russian officals and russia's financial and arms industries. >> mark:isis is no

he was last seen at winton middle school about eight hours ago. overly, if you know where he is, police want to hear from you. >>> they are raising the roof in napa nine days after the quake rolled through. work is underway to dismantle some of the more dadly damaged buildings downtown. tonight, the roadways are still a mess downtown. highway 121 in napa is patched up to night, but the scars of last sunday's quake are hard to miss. look at this set of double yellow lines. they shifted about six inches apart where the earth split. we followed that crack into a vineyard where the shaking was violent enough to offset this chain link fence. further down, cunnings wharf road, many fissures in the asphalt are still waiting for repair. tonight, it is still unclear whether this big water main break in napa is quake related. water starts gushing out of stadium lake avenue. >>> pg&e faces the biggest fine of its kind in state history. a $1.5 billion fine penalty was ruled. they ruled they committed nearly 4,000 violations in the years leading up to the 2010

first reported from winton middle school around 3:00 yesterday. police are not saying where the boy was or how he was found, but we're glad he's home this morning. >>> 4:38 on your wednesday morning. great start to far on the weather front. let's check in with meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning, everybody at home. we've got a good-looking day shaping up. we're going to hold on to this cooler than average weather, at least through the weekend. 60 in concord. 59 to kick off the day in san jose. and really, story we have to tell is the clouds. they're going to keep the temperatures down today, settling in at the immediate coast and inner bias we head throughout the day today. temperaturewise, 82 for the south bay, 80 on the peninsula today. around 76 through the east shore, in the tri-valley, it's going to be on the warm side. that's where we're going to cut off the onshore flow. otherwise a beautiful day shaping up for the day area. we do have a bit of a change to tell you about. some areas are going to get measurable drizzle. as we head

it is just wintone of many bran speaking out. many commenting on the seriousness of the domestic abuse and the importance of the nfl doing the right thing. the nfl's biggest games deliver tv's highest ratings and the most expensive advertising. but will brands actually pull the plug on the chance to reach the massive audience? >> there is a very good chance that sponsors will pull the plug on advertising dollars, not just with individual athletes or teams, but potentially bigger contracts with the league if things get worse. >> now, there is more money on the line than ever. >> you know, $8 billion a year in television revenues and why did the tv networks pay those rights fees because they know they can get them back in droves from the corporate sponsors. this is a watershed moment. >> the nfl's consumer perception has dropped to its lowest point since 2012 when former players filed a class action lawsuit for concussions and brain injuries. >>> and coming up, the end of higher education as we know it. will half of the country's c

but i had the chance to sit in for one number with winton marsalis and jazz at lincoln center and oneumber with billy joel. these guys have lost my cell phone number. >> you are waiting? i am done at cornell. >> if you take that off of the table, i didn't really know what i was going to do after the presidency at cornell. >> you are a cardiologist. >> took care of, still do a little tiney bit teenagers and young adults with congenital heart disease. >> and tae kwon do? >> i was bet hitting things that don't hit back. >> you eliminated jazz and t tae kwon do and you decided to go into the smithsonian. the head of the smithsonian is secretary? >> right. >> tell me about this. how did this come being about? >> the smithsonian, to remind you and those watches, "talk to al jazeera" is very interesting organization and it encompasses 19 musems or galleries, the national zoo, nine research centers, literally, around the world. so, it's a research and education entity. that was one thing that was very, very attractive to me. another thing that was very attractive to me is the idea of working

first reported missing from winton middle school around 3:00 yesterday afternoon. police are not saying where the boy was or how he was found. >>> pittsburgh police are hoping this video will help them catch a driver who hit and killed a woman and then took off. the video that you're looking at is from a nearby gas station. a silver pickup truck driving by. the crash occurred sunday near willow pass road and mountain view avenue. police say the driver veered off the road, struck a light pole, crashed into the woman pushing a shopping carton the sidewalk. police have identified that victim as 50-year-old michelle brass. >>> a study says a double mastectomy may not be your best chance for surviving breast cancer. the results come from researcher at stanford and the cancer prevention institute of california in fremont. looking at every california woman diagnosed with one chance russ tumor in a single breast between 1998 and 2011. the study compared double mastectomy, single mastectomy, lumpectomy followed by radiation. it found no difference in long-term survival betw

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williamson donna ann wilson william eben wilson david harold winton glenn j. thomas francis wise alan l. wisniewski frank paul wisniewski david wiswall sigrid charlotte wiswe michael r. wittenstein christopher w. wodenshek martin phillips wohlforth katherine susan wolf jennifer yen wong su chan steve wong yin ping wong yuk ping wong brent james woodall james john woods marvin roger woods patrick j. woods richard herron woodwell david terence wooley john bentley works martin michael wortley rodney james wotton william wren john w. wright neil robin wright sandra lee wright jupiter yambem and my father robert james crawford. they say time heals all wounds, but obviously all of us here know that's not the case. there's ha hole in my heart that can never be filled. and my biggest regret is that you never met my children, your grandchildren, sophia rose and robert nicholas. >> and my brother and friend and the funniest man you could ever meet. dennis michael edwards. >> john d.yeminicky sr. >> vikki yancy. matthew david yarnell. myrna yaskulka shakila yasmin olabis

williamson donna ann wilson william eben wilson david harold winton glenn j. winuk thomas francis wise alan l. wisniewski frank paul wisniewski david wiswall sigrid charlotte wiswe michael r. wittenstein christopher w. wodenshek martin phillips wohlforth katherine susan wolf jennifer yen wong su chan steve wong yin ping wong yuk ping wong brent james woodall james john woods marvin roger woods patrick j. woods richard herron woodwell david terence wooley john bentley works martin michael wortley rodney james wotton william wren john w. wright neil robin wright sandra lee wright jupiter yambem and my father robert james crawford. they say time heals all wounds, but obviously all of us here know that's not the case. there's ha hole in my heart that can never be filled. and my biggest regret is that you never met my children, your grandchildren, sophia rose and robert nicholas. >> and my brother and friend and the funniest man you could ever meet. dennis michael edwards. >> john d.yeminicky sr. >> vikki yancy. matthew david yarnell. myrna yaskulka shakila yasmin