Tour guide at the u. S. Capitol. About it formerly a proud paratrooper in the 82nd airborne division. Im from north carolina, so were exceptionally proud of the 82nd and their actions over at fort bragg. We like to tell people we are the most militaryfriendly state in the nation and we work really hard to live up to that. But so without any further ado, mr. Jackson, youre on. Thank you very much. [ applause ] thank you, and good morning. Welcome to the william g. Mcallen theater. And were here to salute american icons, the Tuskegee Airmen. Please allow me to briefly introduce the panel, and then well come back and hear from our panelists and then well ask the field to give questions. I may recite the question a time or two just for clarity. Lets first begin with the person closest to me. With the blue cap. Lieutenant colonel robert friend. Next to him Lieutenant Colonel harold brown. Lieutenant colonel george hardy. Lieutenant colonel alexander jefferson. Lieutenant colonel james h. Ha
Grim milestone tonight, 15,000. We are hearing details about a san jose woman who appears to be the nations first coronavirus victim. Reporter friends tell me they cant believe it. A southbay mother and wife who has now become the nations first covid19 death. That was 12 days earlier than the previous case. Patricia dowd of san jose was 57 years old when she died february 6th. This week, a new wave of grieving as many learned their friend tested positive after her death from covid19. ; was absolutely shocked, speechless. Reporter s be steve banner worked with her at research. Her linkedin page shows she was there for 27 years. She was a wonderful friend and colleague. She was warm, engaging, friendly. She was a great teammate, both at lam research and even after work. She was one of those people you like to be around. Reporter friends tell ktvu she was a graduate of st. Francis high school in mountain view, a wonderful, caring person. She became sick in late january with flulike sympto
Normal because members voted in eight separate groups to keep social distancing. Speaker nancy pelosi says the new funding should help more women and minorities, veterans, native americans and Rural Businesses along with hospitals. All of it in interest of Job Retention and first and foremost to address the key issue of health. However, Banking Industry groups say the 310 billion that was added to the paycheck protection act may already be spoken for. They say that money may go to businesses that were already in the pipeline. On wall street a rally faded after a report that gilly gets drug was ineffective as a treatment for covid19. The dow had been up 400 points and ended with a gain of 39 points the nasdaq was down a fraction and the s p lost a point. The Labor Department says another 4. 4 million americans filed for unemployment last week. The new claims bring the total u. S. Job losses to more than 26 million for the coronavirus shutdown. Here in california the four weeks total is
Wearing thin. We need a safer and more secure environment to be able to stay here indefinitely. The deli has been hit by thieves three times in just the past month. Good evening everyone. Im mike mibach and im julie julie haener. Many restaurants in the city of oakland have called it quits, but the ceo of wise sons jewish deli says although he has no plans to leave oakland, something needs to change. New at five tonight, our Crime Reporter henry lee joins us in studio after speaking to the ceo. Henry. Why is he staying here . Well, mike and julie, hes lived in oakland for decades and believes in the city and its potential, but hes making things very clear. The city needs to take action. Car crashes, cars driving into our lobby and really taking out, you know, our lobby and our counters. Burglaries in the middle of the night. Since the beginning of 2022, weve had 11 break ins and weve had three break ins. Just these past couple of weeks. Its been one mishap after another at wise sons je
Noon. Good afternoon. Im Gasia Mikaelian im andre senior. Thank you for joining us. We begin this noon with breaking news after a mysterious smell at a san jose sunrise middle school, sending two students to a hospital, a half a dozen others being evacuated. Now, the campus located on east julian street. And that is where we find ktvu. South bay reporter jesse gary with much more on this story. Jesse andre garcia, good afternoon to you. The large fire and ems presence that had been outside this school for most of the morning has left, as you said, two students are hospitalized here in the south bay. Six others being evacuated. Lets go ahead and take a look at our video. The San Jose Fire Department says this began around 9 00 this morning. Teachers here at sunrise middle school, which is a Charter School in the Roosevelt Park section of san jose. Those teachers called 911, saying at least eight students were sickened by something in the air in a classroom in the rear of the complex. Fi