there the national moment of remembrance calls for people at 3:00 this afternoon to pause for a moment of silence and remember those who have given their lives for our freedom. people treat today as the unofficial start of summer. people say they want to go but they may be have to work you can take park, take part pause at 3:00 and think about sacrifice. >> i have young children so i make sure they understand what the day is about. they are not in school. >> not a vacation day. >> talk to them about what this means and as we saw it's great to see the little ones and the boy scouts are out there placing flags. >> they are flowing in the wind gray and overcast. >> a cool pattern a weak system coming in. that equals a cooldown. yesterday it warmed up but that's not the case today. the system coming up, decent breeze or windy as heck. 51 in the marina, bundled up as if in the arctic there are some that will not get over 59 degrees. reports of drizzle. i do not see much change for the next three or four days. warmer inland and cooler and warmer toward the upcoming weekend away from the coast. nationals are in town, at&t, partly sunny, cool, breezy blustery upper 50 near 60. napa, gilroy, concord santa cruz. cooling today and you see there's a system and low clouds coming in stretching in some have sun most under low clouds it 35, 45 miller gust fairfield 60, brentwood 65, everyone else shows 50s. cool day. the system see that spin, generating high clouds increasing fog bank and giving us drizzle. 50s and 60s and 70s for most. i do not see much change. warmer after thursday. warmer inland temperatures friday and saturday. cool memorial day for most. volunteers fanning out to pay respects on memorial day. >> honoring the memory and service of fallen heroes. allie rasmus live at rolling hill memorial park where their work is underway. >> reporter: the cemetery spans 80 acres and estimated 8-10,000 u. s. military service members are buried here. many in the sunset of valor section of the cemetery behind us. volunteers started placing flags at the gravesites here and throughout the day and afternoon we will see american flags placed at the site of every service member buried here throughout the 80 acres. many volunteers as you can see our kids and teens, boy scouts and cub scouts and girl scout troops are taking part. they started with a presentation of the colors and the boy scout members raised the flag up and brought it down to have staff. and will remain at half staff until noon and the pledge of allegiance was said by -- they started their work. flag placing is a tradition for local scouts in the area going on for 20 years. this morning we spoke of the man who started the tradition with kids decades ago. >> being a veteran myself it's taking time to honor veterans for the country we have freedom of religion and freedom of speech freedoms that other countries around the world do not have men and women lay their lives on the line so people can have life and we have it in this country it. >> it's an honor to share with people who helped defend and honor this country. >> here in the center of the park in front of the flag, members of danza high school rotc program have set up a fallen soldier memorial. you can see one member doing a slow march. they would do it in different shifts, walking back and forth until 2:30 this afternoon in tribute on this memorial day. rolling hills memorial park is open to the public by the end of the day we should start to see american flags like the one on the hill. they were not any earlier but volunteers have been doing, making progress and going about the work quickly. by the end of the day, we should see some american flags pretty much spanning out across 80 acres in richmond. >> there will be ceremonies across the bay area. san francisco presidio will hold the 149th memorial day ceremony. 2000 people are expected to attend and it begins at 10:30. there will be a wreath laying ceremony. 21-gun salute followed by a picnic at the main post. animal ceremony takes place in one hour at the historic military cemetery. annual ceremony takes place the oldest in the western u. s. in the western u. s. >> the army set up an outpost in the 1840s. the first soldier was here for many years it was home to the u. s. army arsenal and in 1960s they left benetia. the last person buried here was a 1958. it was the wife of a soldier stationed here. >> the first soldier buried there in 1849, there are 211 grades at the venetian a military cemetery. many ceremonies throughout the bay area. find a list of events on ktvo.com. how are you spending memorial day, attending a ceremony or a barbecue or perhaps working. we want responses on facebook mike said drinking coffee reading tweets. >> we will relax at an 80th party barbecue for my mom on saturday. she says maybe they will fish on the delta. >> one says i will be sleeping in. thank you for sharing. checking the responses to share. hashtag is ktvu the nine. mother of a u. s. marine pushing minimum to change policies on how it on its veterans who die while enlisted defense department engraves names on memorials for fallen veterans. those who die in combat. it doesn't recognize those lost in suicide. a mother of a marine who committed suicide after suffering from ptsd asks for his name to be added to a wall and long breach she said it would not discriminate against how a person died. >> my feeling is if a family is contacting you and can improve your loved one is served, then why can't they be added to the wall. either way, how they died i am not ashamed of my son. i know it was a hard thing for him to come to the decision of what he did. he still needs to be honored as well as anybody else who served. >> deborah says she will hold a candlelight vigil at the long beach memorial law to honor the lives of those who lost in combat or -- who were lost in combat or killed in action. motorcyclists roaring through washington yesterday taking part in the annual rolling thunder ride for freedom at the pentagon and then to the lincoln memorial. rolling thunder tribute has been going on for 30 years. >> veterans say there are fewer people who know how to taps at play funerals. >> there's a special group working to make sure every service member is given full military honors. matt flynn reports. >> it begins as an unrecognized piece of metal molded and shaped by the craftsman into a beautiful instrument most often used to play the short, symbolic song. >> when you hear the first few notes of taps you know what it means. >> more than 300 veterans die every day, each one deserving to have taps played over their resting place as a final tribute. >> he said i want my kids at the graveside and the navy guys and the salute and bugle and that says a lot. >> unfortunately today many veterans are buried in silence simply not enough bugler's to play the tune. >> if i'm playing at church or at a house or wherever they want me to play, that is where i go. >> thomas a bugle player and navy veteran founded bugles across america, an organization that instantly puts grieving families in touch with the nearest bugler. >> we have done over 200,000 funerals free for the families of the fallen. and that's our mission. >> [ taps ] >> company has 5000 horn players age 10-95 coast-to- coast. >> in the rain and snow. i have played in 0 degrees and 100 degrees and it's all the same. gibson music company in wisconsin teamed up with bugler's across america to become the first all-american manufacturer of the instrument and decades. now they are manufacturing hundreds of bugles a year knowing nearly all are used for veteran burials. >> [ taps ] >> eye-opening experience to realize just how many veterans do not have the honorable. bugler to play taps.. >> bugler's across america provide live musician and brass instrument to salute those buried in the red white and blue. >> the most haunting 24 notes that a person hears and 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arrived, they saw smoke and flames from underneath the front door. the police chief garcia says the fire was apparently set to keep officers from coming in but officers forced their way in any way and effort they try to use a taser on the man. that failed. >> it was not until he began to threaten the officers and began to advance on the officers that the opposite was given no other choice than to discharge his firearm and in defense of his life. >> the suspect died at the hospital and investigate a had a long criminal record and has been committed to mental institutions in the past. another man in the apartment was taken into custody police are not saying why he was arrested. no one else research. south bay high school response to 2 racists prominent invitations. the paper reported the first incident with a male creating a poster size invitation with racist content including the letter and word and request to quote hang at the prom and another male student wore black face to invite his day to the property administrators issued a statement saying no combination about no school event should denigrate another person or group for any reason. we are aware of two from asks this spring better been a racist nature and want this choice of behavior never to recur. engineers work on building a miniature version of the golden gate as part of a seismic upgrade. according to marin it includes temporary bracing supports on the center suspension section of the bridge and to make sure the temporary pieces can stand up and i wind engineers will build a smaller model of the bridge and tested in a wind out of with speeds up to 100 miles an hour test were done before finalizing the suicide barrier which is installed on the golden gate. lighthouse downplays reports president trump's son- in-law jerry kushner try to set up a back channel communication between the president and russia. washington post reported kushner asked the russian ambassador in december before the inauguration to create a secret link between the trump transition team and moscow. the request for the came as a surprise to the ambassador big democrats demand a review of kushner's clearance, homeland security secretary jon kelly says it's not a big deal. >> multiple ways to communicate back and forth is a good thing with any country, i think a particular country that is like russia. so it does not bother me. >> we need to get to the bottom of the allegations but i think there should be a review of his security clearance to find out whether he was truthful and candid. if not, there is no way he can maintain that kind of clearance. >> there are other reports are suggesting he did not disclose to keep phone calls with the russian ambassador taking place between april and november of last year. in recent weeks -- tweets responding to ties to the russian ambassador citing anonymous sources he tweeted whenever you see the words sources say in the fake news media and they don't mention names, it is very possible the sources are made up by fake news writers. fake news is the enemy. >> traditional -- we brought this live president trump placing a wreath at the tomb of the unknown. a bugler played taps and the president places hand over his heart. today's the day to remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice in serving the country. fbi -- a former director fbi comey will testify. is expected to answer questions reports from the senate intelligence committee as early as this week presenters want to know if he felt pressure from the white house to drop the investigation into possible collusion between the comp -- trim campaign and kremlin before inauguration. the president says that was not the case and he could answer questions before talking to senator. robert mueller the man who preceded james comey as fbi director is special calcium is getting the russia issue. there are reports he wants to talk to james comey before he answers questions on capitol hill. breaking news, east bay, alameda, police at the scene of what they call a major injury crash. live pictures from the scene and alameda. it happened minutes ago at park st., lincoln avenue. one major history and alameda. four blocks of park street are blocked off from pacific to web. details are coming into the newsroom and we have calls into the police department. the vehicle at the center of the screen has major damage and we see yellow police tape blocking part of park close to traffic as we get information we understand public information officer from alameda police department is heading to the scene to meet with the crew. we will bring you information here. coming up mornings on 2 the nine, safety concerns at a waterpark, several slides are closed following an incident that sends a boy flying to the ground. summer camps with a purpose. we talk with a representative from a getaway aiming at helping young people cope with loss. children especially the death of a long one can be difficult. a special type of summer camp hopes to make the process easier while working in the traditional -- campus weekend. >> the cab accepts applications and we are joined by the bereavement services manager. the camp accepts applications. >> it makes me sad reading the stories and watching video about the camp at the same time a child experienced a loss of a parent at a young age, grateful for what goes on. >> yes. >> where did they come from? >> camp aaron was created by jamie moore year, baseball player they experienced -- they were impacted by care of siblings and how they would be supported after she died. they were inspired and started camp erin. >> as young as six finding the words to talk about grandpa has died and that means we will not see him again. the words you use at six are different than at 17 the upper end of the children you serve. >> it's a wide range of for -- folks, six have a 17 we mixed in with camp funhave age- appropriate grief activities for them traverse it's archery softball drumming circle, also an opportunity for education and emotional support and in a group setting with age- appropriate groups. >> what's up reaction from children who'd realize they are not alone, there's an eight- year-old was experiencing the same thing at the same moment. that must be eye opening. trying to find a connection with someone my own age. it's to find the child is going to the same thing. >> it breaks isolation children feel when they grieve and they cannot talk to their friends they committed about friends do not really get it unless they have had similar loss. >> what words or help can you give all of us who even an oral limes are struggling with the loss in our own lives is struggling with the loss. >> be honest you will offer age- appropriate information. you don't want to give too much information to a little one but you can be honest it can hurt we love them and we are sad but this is a part of life. >> what surprises you by the time sunday comes around and the kids leave. >> they are trepidations women come friday. not sure what to expect and they talk openly about losing someone and the openness and friendship developed over time through the weekend is wonderful. >> and free. >> i want people to know more about the camp we have more and the applications and the [email protected]. look for it in web links under mornings on 2 and mobile app. deborah, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. coming up, and emotional union and a service dog returns we show you how the animal helps the veteran every day. waves and snow, we look back at a historic winter as we kick off unofficial start of summer maunique. so we have something for everyone, at a price that's just right for you. maxx you. maxx life. t.j.maxx bmilk and fresh cream,a. and only sustainably farmed vanilla. what is this? a vanilla bean? mmm! breyers the good vanilla. we use non-gmo sourced ingredients in some of america's favorite flavors. mmm! we care about sourcing 100% at best foods, of our oils responsibly. and we care about incredible taste. because at best foods, we're on the side of food. welcome back we have been asking how are you spending this memorial day. live report from richmond where scouts are placing american flags at the site of every service members gravesite. are you going to a ceremony may be barbecuing, grilling, i had two responses robin tweets i played taps in 1978 memorial day. my family's military history ! backyard grilling corncobs and potatoes have a happy memorial day. >> williams says maybe sacramento valley cemetery 20 miles away. he responded what are you doing. thank you for using hashtag ktvu the 9 homeless veteran thanks the community after helping to reenter night him with his medical alert dog. jennifer kendall has the story. >> ♪ never thought i would sleep in a car in a parking lot under the stars. >> for the last 10 years this navy veteran has learned how to sleep and live without a permanent place to call home. >> it's a hard life. it's very humbling. >> doug's hard life was made more difficult when you develop a medical condition. >> 911 i was assaulted and left epileptic. >> he found his risk of seizures while the thought that qualifies him for help. >> went to the u.s. navy service dog program and he is trained and issued from the united states navy. >> elvis has been by his side ever since. >> he's my best friend. >> he has saved his life countless times. >> he will direct me out of a crowd and physically put me up against a wall and put me down before i have a seizure. >> they have developed friends in the area. >> he's not your typical homeless veteran in the sense that he is so happy. >> we moved here in october and immediately upon going to work every morning, he's a happy guy, smiling anybody went by it was a welcome to austin, if you will. >> when he woke up from a nap on wednesday elvis was nowhere to be found he began to panic. >> turned my world upside down. >> the feeling was anger and also not terribly surprised because it's a harder life being out on the street. it's something i was worried about. >> mindy learned elvis was missing. >> it was heartbreaking to see him missing he was upset. >> she knew she had to help. >> knowing how much of the community loves him and are worried about him, i knew posting something would get the word out quickly. >> within the hour people who knew doug donated $500 as a reward for the medical alert dog . >> there were ladies that had gotten cars and were in the neighborhood putting up posters. >> it turned out high school boy had seen elvis outside of his home and took the puppy home and luckily facebook post fell into the right hand. >> the girl who brought the dog back had seen and on social media because of that and that's how she knew to bring the dog back to him. >> i didn't know that. that's good. >> it was a reunion doug will never forget but one he hopes to never repeat. >> would not really be -- >> that was jennifer reporting the young girl reported finding the dog told ferguson he could keep reward money to fix his car. >> beautiful. third waterslide shut down a dublin waterpark the wave. >> it comes as officials continue to investigate how a boy flew off the waterslide of the weekend. alex savidge is live with more on what the city is doing.>> reporter: we did get an update from city officials a short time ago. two of the six slides here at the brand-new wave waterpark in dublin are shut down because of safety concerns after the scare over the weekend. the park the rest of the park will be open to the public in a few hours. despite the chilly weather in dublin this morning, we see how many show up. video shot a short time ago because inspectors from the state's department of occupational safety and health are here taking a look at the emerald plunge slide. they opened with the ride manufacture whitewater to figure out what went wrong on saturday when a 10-year-old boy was thrown from the slide. the accident was captured on video by photographer from the bay area news group shooting a story. the boy landed on the concrete next to the slide and only suffered some scratches and was okay. this is what city officials say about the accident this weekend. >> it was at and 80 degree angle so you move quickly and the washout area is intended to slow you down as you get into it. it is really -- we need to get to the bottom of it. safety is a top priority here. > reporter: emerald plunge slide with the boy fell off on saturday immediately was closed to the public and officials at the same time shut down ride dublin screamer and yesterday a third slide riptide rider was closed for the day the city officials tell me that is because of an unrelated water pressure issue not related to the safety concerns they had with a two other steep slides. that third slide riptide rider we are told will be open today. two of the six slides shut down here at the wave dublin's waterpark with grand opening on friday and not the way city officials wanted things to start for this new park but they are going to be opening doors to the park 11 am this morning. given the weather, i am not sure how many will show up to jump into the water. we will wait and see. >> or given the video to decide whether people may wait before heading to the park. $50 for a dublin resident 17 for nonresidents. -- $15 for dublin resident. >> i want more testing. >> i think is happening now. let's talk about the news heading over to dave clark for what you are working on. >> here are some top stories, new this morning, vacaville, premium outlet mall, police shot and killed the driver of the car reported stolen. several officers try to get the driver of the car to pull off of interstate 80 near leisure town road and instead the drivers sped up a police chased it to orange drive to keep vacaville police officers fired shots at the driver and the driver died. one police officer was hurt and we are not sure how he was hurt. the shooting is under investigation. closing arguments in the penalty phase of the antonen garcia-torres murder trial are expected to start tomorrow after today's holiday. the defense and prosecution rested their case on thursday. the same jury convicted garcia- torres of killing morgan hill teenager sierra lamarr. her body was never been found. the jury will decide whether garcia-torres should get the death penalty or life in prison. tomorrow, more jury deliberation of the murder trial of three santa clara county deputies accused of the fatal beating of a jail inmate in 2015. the three deputies charged with murder in the death of michael tyree. defense lawyers suggest tyree may have slipped, fell or caused his own death before his body was found in his jail cell. prosecutors pointed to the coroner report determining tyree was beaten to death. if convicted, the deputies could get life in prison. british police have made another arrest linked to the deadly bombing at an ariana grande concert in manchester, england. there are 14 men in custody suspected of helping in the suicide bombing. there may be others involved in planning the attack who have not been found yet . britain has lowered its terrorism alert level from critical to severe. those are just some of the morning headlines on this memorial day. mike, gasia, back to you . >> dave, thank you. storms this winter when i something people predicted. >> ktvu meteorologist mark tamayo has more on the system that slammed california and made this past winter winter to remember. >> the russian river in kerrville is no stranger to planning the first storms in 23rd 17 boosted the river nearly 6 feet above flood stage on january 11 big water swelled and covered many of the roadways inflated properties in nearby. with what is predicted tomorrow that size is been in 10 years. >> down the coast, giant surf pounded the shoreline. >> wow. >> there were many great surf days and maverick, generally 21st was to stormy. too story. wanting jet skis to look at the waves. monterey buoy hit a record wave height of 34 feet. new month ushers in new rounds of intense storms drenching parts of the north bay with 3-6 inches of rain a one-day. >> that is going to go, it is going. >> this hillside a failed on the morning of february 7. the property that a family called home for decades was destroyed within hours. >> it kept getting pushed forward with the power of the mind. >> out of the warnings issued this past winter february 12 evacuation for oroville was unheard of resembling the storyline of a science fiction movie. >> essentially what we are looking at is approximately a 30 foot wall of water that will be coming out of the lake. >> healthy runoff boosted the water to alarming levels. the damaged the way triggered the use of the emergency spillway. intense water pressure eroded the soil and threaten multiple cities downstream. over 200,000 residents were evacuated. while the worst-case scenario never happened, crews continue to work on the damaged spillway. and the south bay, a much smaller anderson reservoir was filled coyote would -- coyote creek working to -- presidents' day storm tip the scale flooding parts of san jose. over 14,000 residents were evacuated, the toll, over $70 million in damage and in the sierra it was not just one event, dozens of intense storms blanketed those slopes with the reporter that's powder over 50 feet of snow for the season. right now the record snowpack is melting, increasing the flood threat and creating hazardous conditions. after years of drought in america winter seemed like a long shot all of the storms from the pacific challenging us and changing the landscape of northern california the lesson is to be prepared for what could be headed our way. we will see what happened next winter mark type -- mark tamayo ktvu . forget candy and potato chips how about meat vending machine. >> come on. >> yes it's true 24 hour access to steaks and hamburgers. >> live with the producer and director of a new story, the story of east bay punk. turn it around the story of east bay punk premieres at san francisco narrated by iggy pop executive produced by green day detailing the evolution of punk rock music. >> ♪ >> it was the strongest seen in america. >> all of a sudden they started popping up bands. were our east bay bands had an important place in pantheon of punk. >> joining us live in the studio is producer and director corbett, thank you for coming in. >> talk about punk and san francisco maybe in the 70s but when did they make the transition? >> not long after, the early 1980s it started making its way across the bridge but the birth of punk and the bay area was a san francisco. it culminates in the gilman street in berkeley. it had a long life, 30 years. >> is it about the documentary, is it about the band of the audience. >> bands is a big part but it's about the people involved we focus on regions and people and the collective volunteer nature of the movement. >> that's what 924 gilman was or is. >> gilman.org still around and there for people to come and participate in volunteer and grow and build together. >> you live that she lived the birth of punk you went to school with billy and mike of green day when they called and said we want to look for videos and you said yes, yes. >> i knew where to find the stuff i volunteered myself. >> good for you. >> billy said i think you are right let's talk to the band and i'm a ride for four years. >> you take us way back. >> footage of green day we were 14 years older and the backyard. footage of operation ivy flagship band and a practice and gilman street club when it opened with train tracks by the doors. there's a lot for fans of the genre who can want to be excited. >> what did you learn being in this for the past four years of your life? >> a lot. the first east bay punk show was done at i need arose. the promoter took it to rodale. >> wow. >> if you think about that 20 years later, the biggest pong -- punk pack the band in the east of rodale. >> when greenday went mainstream if it's legit it's not cool anymore. >> sex pistolsthe ramons blondie they were common been if you do not lose your humanity green day reinvigorated the -- genre bringing people back into the fold. >> was extreme to? >> there are cuts coming out but i would say the reaction has been overwhelmingly positive. people who the film is about, we feel mobilized and we did a good job and the heart is there and our name is true. >> i would think it's emotional to look back. you talk about them at 14 in the backyard and to watch it it comes full circle. >> it is their journey. we had a cast and crew screening and tears abound. >> wonderful. we have all the information you need about turn it around where you can catch it on ktvu.com and on the mornings on 2 tab mobile app. the premier is in san francisco why not east bay. >> i love it. >> east bay screenings benefiting gilman and in july a run, it opens may 31 alamo june 2 through may 31 alamo june 2-6 alamo san francisco. and late july and august east bay and the world. >> awesome. congratulations corbett record turn it around. we will be back! bar riding should expect delays in the east bay lake mary station will be closed until tomorrow morning and crews rebuild the tracks near the station. bart has set up a bus bridge to shuttle messages between fruitvale and 19th st. station to release a time lapse video of the work being done. you can see crews installing some tracks taking out all the ones replacing it with concrete. new tracks will be safer and riders will have smoother dry. the bridge can cause delays for riders and the work started last month continues on selected weekends throughout the month of july. >> 45,000 people went to the final day of the stars about a rock music festival in napa pushing the total of attendance to 1000 for all three days. maroon 5 and tom betty of the heart greater -- heartbreakers food fighters and in the night and has people talking, the bands was cut off in the middle of playing every long when the lights dropped and sound cut off fans take to social media in disbelief and the festival had a 10 o'clock curfew 10:00 means 10:00 and there was no more music after that but that didn't stop them from finishing the songs nor the audience from singing along. >> they were off mid-song. >> maybe 45 seconds. >> let them play the song. u2 played. >> let them play. the grippi is another debate. >> dancing and severen at the con of all festival. mission district, thousands of waiting with latin american and caribbean culture at the event and that has been happening in the mission there for 39 years. some people we talked to say rising rent force them to move out of the neighborhood coming to the festival was a homecoming. >> we got pushed out because of the hydrant out here we move to the east bay eyewear from san francisco so it's nice we get we get to see our friends and family. >> as much as the mission changes throughout the year, this event brings it back to home base in a way, you know. >> the theme this year with the heart of san francisco, the festival is the largest multicultural celebration on the west coast. google uc berkeley teaming up ahead of the solar eclipse looking for volunteers to record and upload images using a special app. the photos will be used for a 90 minute movie of clips as it moves across the u. s. called the great american eclipse on august 21. the last time and eclipse like this moved across the u. s. was in 1918. climate change is making it harder to get a good night sleep temperatures disrupt sleep patterns. they say an increase of 20f can affect your sleep and could add up to 110 million extra nights of insufficient sleep for americans of the biggest problem is for low income americans who may not have or be able to avoid running air conditioning at night. foo fighters, they played on sunday on a three day weekend. u2 it was a weeknight this is a three day weekend. >> for once i agree. >> a's on the road after losing to the yankees in new york 9-5. rookie takes it deep for the first career glam slam -- grand slam, locally made it close not enough yankees taking on more winning a's playing cleveland first pitch 1:10. dynes beats the brace 7-1. good performance from johnny cueto cueto strikes out in the second the giants had four runs off of a knuckleballer and there half of the second nunez single knocking and one brandon crawford drove in two ones. cueto allowed one run winning his fifth game, giants host the national today at&t ballpark at 1:05. quick reflexes of a dodgers ball girl may have saved a fan from serious injuries she stopped a hardhat foul ball down the left outline, dodger stadium, nice grab get the ball took a bounce on the line dry before she snagged it with a well-deserved elevation after the catch unless he's in another ball girl saved a fan for being hit in the head from a line drive. >> good for her. australian fisherman has a fishtail after a 9 foot great white jumped into the boat knocking him off of his feet. the fisherman with north of sydney, badly bruised and bleeding from his arm with the airborne shock struck him with a fan he got up as quickly as ago because the shock was thrashing around and he radioed the australian coast guard estate on the topside of the boat until a rescue crew arrived. butcher wisconsin is now selling raw meat inside of of a vending machine. the owner of rj meats bought it so they can buy meat when the store is closed it's got deli sides like potato salad. it's from europe and the owner says it's the first one of its kind in the united states. >> i have been waiting for four years old i'm pumped. i look at it as another way to serve customers when i cannot be here for them. >> he says the vending machine is refrigerated designed to dispense fresh meat and a heater in the machine for sub zero temperatures in the winter. >> wow. i have never had a meat emergency. >> canadian bacon. >> many do. >> i'm sure he is making money. hope you're here with us because we will talk with an author of a book tackling tough issues bully, peer pressure and rape. interesting conversations bart high school college ajax representative from the warriors warns fans looking for to get ahead of the finals against the cleveland cavaliers starting on thursday night at oracle arena. warrior, cavs round three. see you back here . who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. with floral fusion oil is more than one thing. it's soft skin and fine fragrance. discover 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