The home before stabbing the boy. He emphasized the door to the home will into remain open to friends of his children. With jordans memory in our hearts we will continue to offer our love and home to our family and friends and childrens friends as we know that is what he would have wanted. Bond that could be strong, unbreakable. For him his son will be in his heart. He was a wonderful young boy and we will miss him dearly. The family emphasized it did not want to talk about what led up to their sons death but he mentioned the family wanted to launch a website to honor their son, the web side is called joy for jordy. So many people want to do something, hug the mom and dad and the children. When are the Services Planned . The youngest of 5, a baby in the eyes of the family, services are planned for next friday. And one of the important things the father talked about today is connecting with the community. That community is their family and that is why the service will be opened up to th
Now, you see the beautiful sunset. This is a shot of the clouds over San Francisco from our emeryville camera. And look at the view atop mt. Tam pal pies. A dreary, foggy evening there. We have Team Coverage which will begin with Spencer Christian. Not as much rain as we need but the wettest weather since november. Its breaking up, but heres where the action is right now. Most of the most concentrated rainfall down in the santa cruz mountains, around pesca dare row, and a little cell offshore, hasnt shown Much Movement lately. Market of fact the last few minutes seems to be weakening, and the moisre is pouring into the southland. This morning, lake county, this is the scene send to us by richard, showing snow on his deck. This is above 1500 feet. And rainfall totals so far, the highest totals since november. We have seen over. 06 of rain at santa rosa. 085 at sfo,. 085 at half moon bay. Rainfall deficit still severe. Santa rose a needs almost 19 inches of rain get back to normal. San f
Reporter looking at every piece of evidence possible. Trying to figure out how these two men died. Reporter its an erie sight. Manikins placed in very spot where a train struck and killed bart employees Laurence Daniels and Chris Sheppard reporter wednesday afternoon the ntsb, in cooperation with bart reenacted the accident running trains backwards. And forwards, investigators emulating the same conditions, speed, and time the operators faced the day reporter ntsb investigators confirming it was a trainee in the operators compartment and that all the systems on the car were working properly when the two were hit what is still unclear is why the two employees didnt hear or see the train barreling down the tracks at more then 60 mph reporter and it could be some time until we get those answers, the ntsb telling me they will now head back to washington, taking the information that was gathered here today, along with data, audio and video recording, decipher all of it, and then compile a f
We need superheros. We need batkid reporter bad kit is he here in gotham city . Is batkid here . Can he save her before the bomb goes on . Of course, he is batkid. There is nothing he cant do. What a relief. Im so glad that kid was here. Reporter but as soon as the damsel is saved theres trouble at the bank, a crowd gathers outside, rumors are wild the riddler is inside. That thought strikes terror in everyone. Batkid, where are you reporter wait, the sirens, is he coming . [ sirens ] reporter while the crowd waits, superheros in training say theyll help that kid [ laughter ] reporter suddenly, a roar in the crowd, batkid is here he and batman race inside. Whoo reporter downstairs in the vault, the riddler caught redhanded . in 12 seconds ill be gone and you two will be trapped here forever great words, but our kid will get you. Batkid slams the door on evil ha who tricked the riddler take him away, guys. [ applause and cheers ] reporter outside, the crowd cheers. Batkid did it again u
Public from harmful chemicals. This hourlong program is next on the tv. Welcome to booktv. Thank you so much. I am grateful for this event and im so delighted to see all of you here and also grateful to cspan for being here with us this evening. The story that i will tell you his controversial and its a story that didnt come to me overnight. So before i start into the story of the epa and why i say that theyre not really protecting our environment, it is a political Protection Agency and there is something that we can do to put the whole story in a better perspective. I moved into history and i got a masters degree and a doctorate degree in history and then i studied the history of finance. During that time i wrote my first book with technology in the United States and i went to columbia and that book was published in 1976 and at one many critical reviews and the whole idea, you hear about that, in institutions at the imf and other International Banks have talked about the industrializ