Knew where alan chow was. Whether he was lost or injured. A terrible week of worrying for friends and family in oakland. This neighbor said her heart went out to his mother. She mustve been going crazy not knowing where her son was. Reporter rescue crews searched Yosemite National park with ground teams dogs and helicopters. They focus on the area near the reservoir where he was last seen on saturday. Park rangers say some of the popular hiking trails in the area usually clearly marked were covered with snow. He got lost. His coworker was alarmed when he did not show up to work after mondays today. And reported him missing. Friday a park ranger spotted him and his tent just above will palma falls. If you are out in the backcountry and you fall or hurt yourself. You get lost stay put. Dont try to walk around and get more loss. Reporter the park ranger said he did everything right. To survive the freezing temperatures and snow for nearly one week. He did the right thing by setting up his
Chinese new year parade, San Francisco tradition that always draws tens of thousands of people. They fill the streets there in downtown. Yes, we will be there and ktvu will be broadcasting the parade. You can join in on the celebration. While the parade happens rain shine, it looks like well escape the wet stuff tonight. We will need to bundle up though. We will not escape the cold. It is going to be chilly so dress with a with Winter Weather in mind. We will be dry tonight. Partly cloudy but temperatures on the cool side. Lets take a look at what is going on as we begin your saturday morning. And nice shot there with mostly clear skies, temperatures freezing and below freezing in some areas. Take a look at the numbers in just a moment. Lets take a look at the satellite view, we have the northwest flow in place. So for today and futurecast model show you we are expecting partly cloudy skies into the second part of the day, i am going to stop it for you about lunch time, partly sunny to
Being here today as part of the remarkable event as you know press is turning 100 this year and this month we have partnered with u of i library in order to kick off a year filled with workshops, panel, exhibits and more. Todays panel is a particularly important one. Lorrie mathison current director is joined by her two predecessors in this position willis to add Historical Context to this event ill share with you that the university of Illinois Press had six directors. In its 100 years and only four of those served in the fulltime capacity. So the reflections that we hear today encompass nearly 50 years of the presses history. It is my pleasure to introduce our moderator for todays panel dr. James d. Anderson. Ill stand on this. Dr. Anderson currently serving as dean of the school of education. Hes held other key leadership roles during his nearly 50year tenure at the university of illinois including head of the department of education policy organization, and leadership. Dr. Angder s
University press have only six directors and its 100 years and only four of those served in a fulltime capacity. So, but reflections that we hear today encompasses 50 years of history. It is my pleasure to introduce the moderator for todays panel, doctor james anderson. Doctor anderson serves as the dean of the school of education and has held leadership roles during his nearly 50 year tenure at urbanachampaign including serving as the head of the department of education policy organization and leadership. Doctor anderson was selected in 2016 as the unified president ial fellow and is known internationally as the groundbreaking scholar in the history of education and School Achievement in the u. S. Hes a member of the National Academy of education and is a professor of history of American Education and endowed member on the campus. Hes also served on the faculty board of the University Press during each of the tenures of the panelists today and we thank him for being here to lead us th
For the next hour we looks for the history and literary culture of this historic city. Also known as the Horse Capital of the world. What people dont realize is kentucky nearly lost the horses at the highest levels at one time and this was after the civil war for generation when it went out east. It was a case of there have always been forces here. In fact thoroughbreds and kentucky bred breds the highest number but the one big money went up north to new york and new jersey after the civil war because thats where the finance and the stock market was. It was a crazy and are one people were making fortunes. There was no income tax and they were getting rich and they were displaying their wealth with racing stables. Coming up we will travel with author carl rays as he highlights historic landmarks and shares a history of maysville road a u. S. Highway that played an Important Role in kentuckys economic development. That first author Tracy Campbell talks about the rise and fall of one of t