Of hate in my heart for that individual right now. Reporter for sandy, her own anger, sadness, and disappointment turned to action. She posted on their facebook page, with 3,000 members. Uhaul donated the space. More donations. Thank you so much. Reporter and neighbors filled it up. The motivation is to show there are good people in the world even though bad things happen to some people at times. A winter coat. Thank you so much. Reporter jonathan says it took a while for the kindness of strangers to sink in. Extremely grateful. Its the one bright light we have looking forward and its honestly the happiest part about going back because of this drive. I know the dedication and i know the sacrifice they give to us to be able to live the life that we do. So this is a very small thing were doing for him. Reporter sandy says, yes, theyll be back out here again next week, november 16th and 17th from 3 00 to 5 00 p. M. Kit do, kpix 5. Munos plans to pay it forward. He says anything left over
Be here today to introduce a man i had not met until today and yet i already admired. Senator tom cotton was a tostudent at Harvard Law School on september 11, 2001, one of the most tragic infamous days on the history of our nation. On that day tom cotton made the decision that he was going to serve the United States in uniform on the front lines. After law school he joined the 101st Airborne Division of the u. S. Army. When he volunteered for service the recruiter was taken by surprise. Tom cotton the harvard law undergraduate did not wish to be a jagged lawyer, he wanted to do an infantry man. While serving he earned the bronze star combat infantry man badge and the ranger tab. He served in iraq and subsequently in afghanistan. After serving in iraq before serving in afghanistan he was assigned to the armys third infantry regiment. Known as the old guard. The old guard is the United States oldest activeduty regiment dating back to 1784. Today the old guard is a ceremonial unit perfor
Concord this afternoon. 78 san jose. 74 in oakland. 70 for San Francisco. Now, lets check in with gianna franco. Were watching the skies clear already. That is the good news. Were looking at the bay id and a half ae two. We had a fog advisory in affect. They havent cancelled it cars at the toll plaza and a nice ride. Veterans day with a lot of people having the day off, a lot of kids off school today. An easy ride. A broken down vehicle on the upper deck. Looks like that didnt turn to be mitch. San mateo bridge. Taillights headed to foster city. All seven miles of the span off to a great start. No delays. Looking good on the freeway. Better news to report. As expected that accident on the northbound side of 101. Everything is now clear. Ail lanes open and things should start dissipating out of the south bay. Still slow north, but things should be improving as things get back up to speed through there. Just about 6 02. Developing this morning, an investigation is under way after an offd
In the star ship program. Guy how far are we now to the star ship program . Its a big piece. Matt talking 30 rockets instead of the nine on the falcon. Its really adding complexity to the program and you see them thinking of technology that allows you to get it all the way to mars as complexity, too. Hellon elon talked about the physical issues of getting to gravity and when you get to that size rocket, you Start Testing technology, physics, or our understanding of it as we know it today. Vonnie theres no particular regulator for these type of missions but the International Telecommunications union coordinates the allocation for frequency of communications, matthew, so in a sense space x is given a lot of freedom and seems to be using the freedom pretty well. Lets talk about the satellites and go up in the tower and then one is at the ch lower orbits and they have to push their own solar panels to survive in space. Its very ingenious. Matt theyre using a lot of technology though its go
Retire the colors. Chaplain nordan will now offer the invocation. Would you bow with me in prayer . Eternal god, we gather here on this sacred ground to pause, reflect, and remember the 129 crew members of the United States ship thresher. They served their country in the height of the cold war and were fully prepared to do whatever called upon to defend our nation, be it above or below the seas. The tragic loss felt on that april day of 1963 still stings our hearts. But we are also thankful that out of this tragedy, much good has come through the establishment of the sub safe program, our nation has the strongest and safest submarine force in history. This assurance of safety has been secured by those who gave their lives while onboard the thresher. We thank you for those gathered here this day who have worked tirelessly to ensure that those who have made the ultimate sacrifice in service of our nation are never to be forgotten. Continue to bless their efforts. For the family members,