The latest on ktvu. Com and hon twitter and facebook. Were all devastated. Weve lost one of our family members. Also developing this noon, were now learning more about that deputy who died while trying to save a friend in lake tahoe. Now the Sheriffs Office is remembering him as a hero. Ktvus brian flores is live at the Sheriffs Department with the latest. Brian . Reporter hi, ross. Good afternoon to you. A little over an hour ago, we heard out they are coping with the death of Deputy Carlos francies. They are heartbroken. But they will get through this. He was off duty. He was with his girlfriend. His sister and sisters male friend near El Dorado Beach yesterday afternn. According to the Police Department all four went out into the lake 2 45 yesterday afternoon. With francis and his girlfriend on paddleboards and the other two on kayaks, francis thought a man was drowning. So he went into help as well. After doing so, the deputy was having trouble swimming on his own. Thats when his g
Will save taxpayers 1. 7 billion. We are ensuring taxpayers are protected at the same time that we are reducing the burdens our employees [ indiscernible ] reporter due it the pension issue the union says 400 officers left in recent years. They hope this will bring some back. We believe it can happen. I believe the officers think it could happen. Gives them faith and they go out into the streets knowing they have a Brighter Future i think. Reporter Union Members have from now till monday to vote. It would then go back to the city counsel for final approval on tuesday. They have lost hundreds of officers, have they gave numbers as to how many they want to build back up to . Reporter not that i heard. I know they said they be 18 recruits, 16 in the class coming up. They are hoping those numbers will swell and they are getting a lot of positive feed back, even just today. Ann rubin in san jose, thank you. The family of a san jose woman shot and killed by police filed a lawsuit today a yea
First ladies library, lucinda fraley. [ applause ]. Thank you. Thank you. And thank you, everyone, who is involved with the symposium. You have absolutely no idea how thrilled my colleagues and i are all to be here. Any time we get a chance to present first ladies we always put forth our mission, which is to i cant think of our mission. You can tell im really good today. It is to educate public about the lives and the activities of the first ladies in this country. And believe me, they were all wonderful. And as i was talking to somebody last night at the reception, we think all the president s were quite intelligent, every one of them. Because they were smart enough to marry the woman who became their lifes partner and the first ladies of our country. We want you to be wowed. We want you to be wowed by the first ladies. And as we are every day. So i would like to introduce friends we know very well through the years. As i introduce each one in the order of Florence Harding, followed b
And he told her a white house China Service for 200 people. Thats what she went about doing and i used the line just say no program on drugs. Mrs. Barbara bush, her promotion of childhood literacy and literacy for adults increased support for the White House Committee for preservation of the white house and the redecoration efforts throughouti the executive residence and establishing the White House Endowment fund, a 25 million fund so that private funds are available to keep the public rooms of the white house the way you see them when you go and visit. Closed and certainly mrs. Clinton was a major supporter of that effort and closed out that effort. Thor 20 million endowment which is handled c by the White House Historical association. And mrs. Clinton expanded on that idea and people who wanted to give money for specific acqu purposes, now there is a white house major acquisitions trust. N so that when major paintings or if theres a piece of furniture, people can give money for a bu
I owe the thank you to the president s that kept me there. I wondered what your typical day was like as far as how many hours a day you worked and if you have children, did they get to interact with any of the family members . Yes. My typical day was not very typical. Lly i usually got to work at about 6 15 in the morning. To establish the routine for the day, pick up notes that came in overnight. And i never knew what time i was going to go home in the around. It depended on the president and the first ladys schedule, what activities were going on. Certainly if theres a world situation that occurs, i have spent three, four, five days there at a time. At th so i really cant say that thera is a typical day. They were all memorable and i cant say they were all enjoyable, but most of them were very enjoyable but very tiring. D the staff was the same way. Theyw i knew that i could count on them. They had regular hours. They were there from such and touch time to such and such time. But i k