Unidentified floating object on the bay today. The First Response is. Is that really a guy on a bike in the water . male announcer this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. Our top story at eight twisted wreckage and tragedy for a bay area family. A mother and daughter critically hurt. A teenager killed. Tonight the story behind the horrific accident on the streets of San Francisco there have been questions all day about the driver. Just moments ago kron 4 spoke with representatives from the San Francisco police department. In an unusual decision there will not be any information released about the driver tonight or over the weekend. They would not explain why. In the meantime, they say that police say, it happened when a still unidentified woman, driving a mercedes, slams into the back of a stopped van on pine and gough streets. Tonight, the name of the 16year old killed in the accident has been released. It is kevin san. Kron 4s grant lodes begins our team coverage.
male announcer this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. Top stories we are following on this sunday morning. The father of the dodgers fan killed outside at t park will make a public plea before the giants game today. Well have a live report with the details. And we are learning new details in the San Francisco fatal crash that killed a teenage boy. Well explain what police are saying now about the woman responsible. And a Government Shutdown looks more likely. We have a report from washington. Good morning and thanks for joining us this sunday morning september 29th. Im marty gonzalez. Lets get a quick check of the weather from janu. The Pacific Northwest is getting slammed and there is a chance for storms for the north. We will take a closer look with my full forecast, coming ou. The father of a dodgers fan killed near at t park this week is asking witnesses to come forward. He is going to make a public plea today before the giants game. And joining us live now with
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Dowd But Not Out: Duchesne senior doesn t let disease define her
Maggie Dowd has scored seven goals for Duchesne soccer this season. Share Updated: 11:01 PM CDT May 16, 2021
Maggie Dowd has scored seven goals for Duchesne soccer this season. Share Updated: 11:01 PM CDT May 16, 2021
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Show Transcript THANK YOU, MAGGIE DOWD BLENDS IN AMONG THE BLACK JERSEYS ONE OF SEVERAL SENI FORWARDS PER DUCHENNE SOCCER. THERE’S SOMETHING DIFFERENT ABOUT DOUBT. I DON’T LET IT AFFECT ME. I MEAN, THERE’S ALWAYS TIMES WHEN IT TRIES TO GET IN TH WAY AND THERE’LL BE A LITTLE MOMENTS WHERE LIKE, MAYBE I HAVE TO SIT OUT FOR A SECOND AND MY TEAMMATES ALL SUPPORT ME DURING THAT. AT FOUR YEARS OLD DOWD WAS DIAGNOSED WITH TYPE. DIABETES FOUR YEARS LATER SHE WAS DIAGNOSED WITH CELIAC DISEASE. I MEAN, THERE’S NOTHING I CAN DO ABOUT IT. SO MIGHT AS WELL JUST PLAY THROUGH IT NOW DOW DON’S A PAIR OF DEVICES THAT ALLOW HER TO PLAY ON THE PITCH A GLUCOSE
Harold Allen Wittlinger (Hal), 87
Harold Allen Wittlinger (Hal), 87 ×
Harold Allen Wittlinger (Hal), 87, a resident of The Quadrangle in Haverford, PA, passed away on January 30, 2021.
He was born on January 16, 1934, the only child of Harold and Helen (Coates) Wittlinger in Euclid, OH. Hal graduated from Case Western Reserve University and moved to NJ to work for RCA in 1956. Shortly after moving to NJ he took flying lessons, got his pilot’s license and now had a quick (if the weather was good) way to get back to Ohio. Marilyn and he and later the kids, flew to many places throughout the country. Enjoying traveling, they also took many other trips including Disney World, almost annually.