paige dixon, paige's married name. so then the flock of searchers descended on that road. >> making my way back west along the median, i saw a checkbook. >> it was an awful feeling of dread, thinking, "how did this get here? why is it here? what does it mean?" >> reporter: then more, paige's wallet, charm bracelet, this shoe, various cards, bank registers, and dozens of checks from both paige's personal and professional accounts, nearly a hundred items spread along 13 miles of road, which left investigators with two very different theories. either paige's abductor was trying to throw them off track or -- >> she was in the trunk of a car or something of the sort and dumped these items out to leave a trail. >> reporter: and while volunteers gathered the sad detritus of paige's life, a new wrinkle. paige's most recent ex-husband, rob dixon, came back to town to look after the kids and help out with the search. and his re-appearance stopped volunteers in their tracks. because of the stories paige told while they were marri

dixon jumps into the car. he's badly wounded and eventually because they are in essentially an openarea , they decide they have to surrender so they put a white handkerchief on the top of the rifle, hold it up. the germans come down. and gertie becomes the first american woman in uniform captured by the nazis because she was wearing a women's army corps uniform.she was commissioned, she had to have a uniform entering the field of operations so thus begins gertie's very strange time as a prisoner of thenazis . and she initially was bounced from place to place but ended up in a castle in western germany in dietz which was a special where marked german army interrogation center for prisoners of special interest and the place, castle was populated by interrogators, german interrogators, all of whomhad lived in the united states . so when they arrived, they were greeted by people in german uniforms speaking with american accents. some of these guys prewar had been truck drivers. some of them, a guy who interrogated

dixon -- peter dixon from commerce bank is going to stick with us. romaine: let's check on what is happening with the global markets. taylor riggs is here with more. taylor: we hit all of those record highs on wednesday, and today taking a little bit of a breather. we know that it is a light trading session, see you are seeing stocks fall, certainly here in the u.s. the stoxx 600, we were getting more concerned reports that there was some police activity on the london bridge of a stabbing come of that they are treating as a terrorist activity. so you have a little bit of risk off their, at least over there in london. as we know, generally today is a pretty light volume trading day. if you come pick a look at a chart that i am showing here inside my terminal, it really shows that trading volumes overall have dropped about 40%. some of the big losers continue energytilities, seeing some of the latest trading volumes. that is almost to be expected. let's go across asset and take a look at yields. 10 year yields rising a little bit, now up to 1.79%. that

tygavin dixon is the commu development manager for that group and joins me now from anchorage. gavin, you were in mertarvik recently. give us andea of how people are settli in. >> we've got about 18 families moved out there and people are settling into their new homes and, y know, getting used to more space in a new location. and i think people arting to embrace their new home. >> reporter: how long will it take to fully relocate and ysettle the entire commun from newtok? >> it depends a litt on when investment comes for additional housing and infrastructure in mek. but we're forecasting by 2023 ewlocating the entire population of newtok to theite. >> reporter: there are communities around the country and the world, as you know, facing tough questions about whether to stay in flood prone areas or relocate. where do you see that yupik relocation model fitting into the national conversation? >> well, i think newtok is a community that's moving early and doing it in advance of the impacts of erosion. they're not the only community in real alaska. there are many other communes,2 at

dixon says that will not be a problem. >> dixon' o determination whether the max is safe to fly will be based not jt on the data and feedback of the f.a.a. staff but on his experience in the cockpit. as a licensed 737 pilot he will fly the max with its updated software seforening off on whether or not it should be recertified. phil lebeau, nightly business report, chicimo. >>> it' to look at some of the upgrades and youn grades. csx, ground graded to hold from buy at deutsche bank citing concerns over 2020 revenue and margin headwds from lower coal ess. pr the target is 74,he stockown more than 1.5% to 72.75. deutsche bank also making a call on kroger, tupgrading stock to hold from sell. the analyst cites growingsm optibout the company's digital offerings. the price at a tact are target is $27. the stock up more than 1% to 27 even. >>> lich nation upgraded to outperform fro into line at ever core. the analyst citing the double digi growth and the ability to weathe economic downturn. price target $73. shares gained an. fract and crowd strike upgraded to nierlt from sell at goldman sac

head chef the dixon in cuba has years of experience and of seeing how the landscape has changed since he's been grazing his animals here it has made its. pitches in the past growth was not that much but now since we have put it in you see process what. we find that nor is it people now changing even on crazing paper the fact is more quote i think. the herders are part of the shepherding biodiversity project it supports commercial livestock keeping while boosting long restoration on this 24000 hectare farm. was once much greener and home to millions of antelope and buffalo. hooves loose in the topsoil while the droppings fertilized it. in a bid to recreate the great migrations of the past the project employs shepherds to lead livestock over the plains. is the project leader he's confident that herders can help revive the whole region. as we fundamentally believe that this method of farming give space for wildlife to co-exist with production i could call tree so that's really simple vision is to find a mechanism by which we can. foster biodiversity on production farms. the thousands of

brought me dixon a lawyer from the u.k. representing this complaint says it's time for redress now is also very opportune time because around the world states and various bodies or looking at past abuses colonial brit abuses and how they can be addressed that they call be swept under the carpet for both of. you know 94 year old keyboard and guess who still lives in can reach out to. last survivor of one of the biggest mass deportations to kwesi that was 934 many members of his family died he still hopes that complaint lodged with the un will compel the u.k. to answer for its colonial crimes or cause their one. i feel so much pain while the british delaying compensation for those suffering and not giving back to us the land they took away from us until there's no one left to testify. the other old man have died i am the only one left to tell the suffering of quasi. like you brought in and her daughter hope she'll be able to witness an apology. if they ask for forgiveness we will not refuse to accept. we will not refuse. lydi

he will be laid to rest alongside two of his brothers in dixon. another brother is still alive, and will be there for that ceremony. >>> hundreds of protesters are spilling into the streets of hong kong on a third day of unrest there. i'll have the latest. >>> coming up on ktvu at 6:00, educators in the east bay rally against police activity at last month's school board meeting, as they get ready to protest school cuts at tonight's meeting. >> plus, as many as 20 cars vandalized with spray paint. we'll tell you where, and the message from police. >>> widespread protests continue in hong kong, with violent protests spreading to university campuses. many classes are canceled for tomorrow. >> reporter: it's another day of turmoil on the streets of hong kong. days of violent clashes, and a standoff at a university campus. police have fired multiple rounds of tear gas. a group of chinese mainland students reaching out to the military for help after their campus was barricaded by demonstrators. >> they were told they'd like to leave the school campus, b

one organization helping manage the relocion is the alaska gavin dixon is the developmentm. manager and joins me from anchorage. you were in the town recently. give us an idea of how people are wettling in. have about 18 families moved in. people are setneing into their homes. they are getting used to more space and a new locion. i think people are starting to embrace their new home. stephanie: how long will it take to fully relocate the entire community? i>>t depends on when investment comes for additional housing and infrastructure but we are forecastinby 2023, relocating the entire population to the new site. stephanie: communities around theountry and the world are facing tough questions about whether to stayn flood prone areas or relocate. where do you see the yupik relocation model fitting into the national conversation? ask this community is moving -- >> this community is moving early. they are not the only community and ral alaska. at least 12 other communities are either to face a full or part for the -- partial relocation. there are peoplell over the world that fac

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right along 80 from dixon, downpours. across the dumbarton bridge and into the south bay into the santa cruz mountains. by 7:30 it's in the heart and then it's gone. look at all the pink and white. some will show up in the santa cruz mountains. we have issues of slick spots there, especially as we head to wednesday night. a one light wednesday and thursday and more chances of wet weather saturday, sunday and monday. jobina? >>> thank you, mike. a live look at emeryville this is our camera there. 80 looking good and smooth. there is a high wind advisory on the bay bridge and some work on the old span of the bridge, on the upper deck there. see one lane closed, maybe two at spots, causing a slowdown. here we have antioch to hercules a 25-minute ride. highway 85 to the san jose airport seven minutes. reggie and kumasi? >>> a big change for high school biology classes. >> students can use synthetic frogs instead of real ones for dissections. >>> in today's "tech bytes" a first for high school biology class. >> a class, the wo

. >> mendoza will be laid to rest with his brothers in dixon. >>> climate change activist greta has found a new ride back across the atlantic the 16-year- old from sweden as a board the 48 foot catamaran called le vagabond detailing back to europe, she is feeling first to madrid, spain where she is expected to attend the united nations climate conference being held there in early december. she is coming off a three month north american trip to promote climate awareness. >>> >>> i am ken bastida at the live news desk. police have announced they have made an arrest in connection with the vandalism of a joe stadium. they are not giving as much detail on who this person was, only that the statue, somebody tore the facemask off of it, don't know if it was a seahawks fan or not, but the statue showing the football legend jumping in the air mid play as a part of the catch art installation it is located inside a gate or inside the gate letter a plaza. according to them it was vandalized just after the mennonite loss to the seahawks. santa clara police and arrested a suspect on felony vandalism ch

map, what's new today is the red area of 237, the seven-ish miles opening east between east 101 and dixon landing, this say continuation of the stretch in yellow which opened up a few years ago. the green area is still to come. most drivers told us they'll be happy to pay the express lane toll to move through traffic a little faster, though one man says folks who don't pay up might pay the price in time. >> it's going to create more congestion on the remaining lanes. >> i hope it does. i live in danville so it's like two, three hours each way sometimes. >> reporter: every day? >> yes. >> time is incredibly valuable, and the more time you're on the road, the less time you are either getting to work, getting stuff done or getting home to be with the family, so absolutely, if someone asked me if you give me some money you'll get to work 15 minutes faster, half hour faster, absolutely. >> reporter: so some critical information before you hit the road this morning. everyone who wants to use the express lanes has to have a fastrak transponder, that includes folks in carpools, motorcycles and fo

he will be laid to rest alongside two of his brothers in dixon. another brother is still alive and will be there for the ceremony. >>> coming up next here on mornings, dropping temperatures really across the midwest and the east coast. the impact of the cold temperatures in those pockets of the country. but new information in a deadly shooting in orinda. we'll let you know how far away officers were when the shooting happened on halloween night. ♪oh there's no place like home for the holidays.♪ ♪'cause no matter how far away you roam.♪ ♪when you pine for the sunshine of a friendly gaze.♪ ♪for the holidays you can't beat home sweet home.♪ the united states postal service goes the extra mile to bring your holidays home. >>> orinda is a city of about 19,000 people and on any given night there are two police patrol officers in town and that was the case on halloween night when this deadly shooting happened at that airbnb party here in town a memorial dedicated to the five people who lost their lives after that shooting has become a per

according to the "wall street journal," faa administrator steven dixon suggested the possibility of the agency being involved in the design of new planes. he suggested the faa and boeing should have more communication during the development of new jets. the faa grounded boeing's 737 max fleet in march following two deadly clashes overseas. >>> the ceo of fedex has challenged the publisher of "the new york times" to a public debate. the move comes after the "times" reported fedex paid zero dollars in federal taxes in 2018. the report said fedex saved more than $1.5 million after the gop tax reform plan passed in 2017. the ceo of fedex said, quote, pertinent to in outrageous distortion of the fact is that unlike fedex "the new york times" paid zero federal income tax in 2017." t"the new york times" has not responded to a request for comment. >>> hewlett packard says the board rejected a $33 billion takeover offer from xerox saying the deal undermines its business. h.p. said the board cited concerns about, quote, outsized debt levels should the biden. h.p. says it recognizes the potential

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still lack behind though and often drop out of secondary education altogether into mali guyana delores dixon and saying it and that a working hard to make sure. is a. as. there is no one. here you know you are very angry. and i'm here this week on our bed she program. is being office the this is great i'm through then it's over it's never so the whole idea is to support a gal through a journey and to get them to a point where they become economically independent so the young girls go through secondary school with the support they receive everything that they need to be able to stay and progress was the complete school vs saving as lenna got its way the going back to the schools to support boys and girls to improve their performance. so they were going to talk about needs and wants. so don't tell me what's basic human need yes me much. you learn to speak and that's. actually i'm here to introduce my race so all those there and we're going to introduce by counseling to help lenders in the senior high school to overcome their learning challenges all of us remember things we want in life. you wa

the family will lay mendoza to rest in a burial out in dixon the military will also be there of course representing him with full on. people in california who lost their home insurance and fire-prone areas may soon by comprehensive coverage from the state. so private companies have been dropping policies because of the high threat of wildfires. most been turned to the california fair play and which is mandated by state law. but the fair policies are limited so insurance commissioner ricardo lara ordered the plan to start selling comprehensive policies by june 1st and double homeowners coverage limits to $3 million by april. sonoma county officials are announcing a new recovery plan for victims of the kincade fire check out this map. this map shows the final the results of field real safety assessments in the santa rosa burn zone. so each building has been checked and assigned to a color you see the different colors there green that's considered safe, yellow means limited use and then you see the little red dot the red dots represent the unsafe areas. now this plan is to help people who

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failing to the christmas election the best present ever read a westminster and finally from roofie dixon no fan of the prime minister she says back doored bought us dollars just the scales of scotland a lot of people he runs away every time he's in our country. but from the christmas election back to an issue which has been progress this year despite the domination of the european debate cruelty to animals is an issue close to the hearts of m.p.'s constituents and therefore is one of the relatively few issues which can fill even the westminster hall that some such a chamber of the house of commons which is specializes in backbench debates has been no charts the progress of luce's law through the debates in westminster hall to the house of lords to its levels of introduction in the house of commons that the west has to promise has been dissolved for the general election and the northern ireland assembly remains in abeyance this means that the only problem it's currently in operation in the united kingdom are the national assembly wills and the scottish parliament in edinburgh i trust mr t

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paul dixon finished the amateur side, to book their place in tomorrow's fourth round draw. the manager ray mckinnon was sacked last saturday. it turns out ben stokes is human after all, dropping new zealand batsmen bj watling on 41 before he went on to make an unbeaten century in the first test. england were 209 runs ahead over nine but only took two wickets on day three. henry nicholls was one of those, having bowling off joe root but the innings from bj watling made the difference, as they moved on to 394 for six at the close, with a lead of 41. given the nature of the pitch, which has played very placidly. very the line quicker benign, —— very benign, england are the ones who need to watch out and if they lose a couple early, they will come under pressure. traditionally, they do not like batting in a style that is attritional and backs to the wall. they want to play in a more aggressive style. hundreds of fans have responded to an da and the lta's offer for free tickets to watch the davis cup semifinal to watch the davis cup semifinal to watch spain in madrid this ev

that they're going to continue what they've been doing and in fact as believing things over a week dixon not just weekends and the government is saying that that but there's there was fully supporting hong kong's police which is not going to go down well with protesters all right a difficult part and in hong kong did it thank you know a suicide bomb in kabul has killed at least 7 people the interior ministry was targeted it happened a day after a prisoner swap deal no one has yet claimed responsibility for the tough as been a suspected suicide bombing outside a police station in the indonesian city of medan only the bomber was killed in the attack and one officer was injured police stations have been a frequent target of attacks in indonesia. the opposition leader and bolivia's senate has declared himself interim president after weeks of political turmoil journeyman is was sworn in despite lacking a majority in the country's congress she's taken over from the ousted former leader has who's now in mexico after being granted asylum iran has resigned after weeks of protests over his dispute

they have a guy named jefferso jefferson -- jeff dixon. he was a fascinating guy. i thought about writing the book around him. jeff had been in world war i and served in france and he had been photographic unit. after world war i, he and other young americans have never been to france but once they experienced it, they stayed in france and in the. , managed to become emulator. bicycle races, he owns a hippodrome in paris. he happened to be in new york city when pearl harbor happened and he immediately turned his back on his business, which was a little bit of germans. he enlisted in the u.s. army, specifically army air forces. seventeen and a bunch of others shoot aerial combat sequences for training purposes, documentary films, tell them it ended up in the original film, some ended up in clark gable's film which most people have never seen. if you google clark gable and b-17, you can watch it online. it's a brilliant documentary he made. he is a gunner on several missions. so i thought okay, he's an interesting guy. let me track down him, he's not in his late 70s

. >> you were just saying were getting a version -- i'm old enough to remember the dixon impeachment and it was all on tv. you can watch it in real time and with every american to make up their own decision. we are getting all the information to the filter of the media because none of this has been adjudicated and public and i find that offensive. that was not true of the nixon impeachment with the clinton impeachment but this is under -- you can see in the choice of witnesses and they want people to see the truth, that's not what they want, they want to tell their story. >> previous impeachment to tell witnesses. now we have to bow at the altar of adam schiff to actual witnesses and the witnesses will be allowed to publicly testify because it is exonerating and will see hunter biden, these are all republicans want to hear from but adam schiff has coordinated a drama force all to watch that the politically motivated narrative. we'll see what he says. he's always said no to hunter biden. >> another interesting thing marie of ottovich the former ukrainian ambassador was dishonest. >> s

the red lion in oakland, the country 7 inn in dixon and the bed and breakfast in napa for . in most instances, the people who sent money from china did not receive ownership interest. >>> even is a cream spoon may have helped crack a pair of east bay area cold cases. livermore plays arrested 51- year-old gregory vgyen in the late 90s. >> every victim deserves justice. in this case, that's real rewarding, because it's so old. >> dna from both assaults were uploaded to the dna company gene by gene. they got a hit on plastic spoon that he threw away after eating ice cream. he is being held without bail. >> a san jose company has been slapped wiral racial harassment during construction of the apple park project. african americans were subjected to racial slurs, noose and swastikas left at the site. a violation of the civil rights. >>> new this morning, a study finds that more than half of the country's most expensive places are right here in the bay area. atherton. the median home price there is $7 million. san francisco alone has 13 of the country's most expensive zip codes. me

reeves is currently ahead by about three points according to a recent mason dixon poll published by real clear politics. the president should be out shortly. while we wait, here's a portion of the "washington journal." >> host: joining us from atlanta this morning, the centers for disease control, the principal deputy director. to talk primarily about the vaping-related illnesses the country's experiencing, other public health concerns. doctor, we'll start with that issue and the vaping illnesses, the lung injury cases and this brand new charge from the cdc just this past week as to where things are, showing our viewers that map of concentration of cases. marley most of them -- particularly most of them there in illinois. what is behind these illnesses? do we havewh a better idea of what's going on? >> guest: you know, this is a really difficult outbreak. we have 1,888 cases of acute lung injury associated with e-cigarette or vaping products. we have cases reported in from 49 states, every state but alaska, and it's a very serious illness with about half of people needing to be treated i

. >> pam dixon is with the world privacy forum and says digital records are necessary. so is knowing exactly what companies are doing with such personal and private information. and how they are protecting it. >> leaks of private medical information are enormously common. the department of health and human services tracks data beaches and some of the largest data breaches in history have been medical breaches. >> google and ascension say they're fully committed to a robust data security and protection effort and fully compliant with hipaa, the act of 1996 that protects patient privacy. dixon says more has to be done. >> i do think that there is room for having an independent third-party taking a look at what's happening at that health information that's at google. >> while amazon and apple are also trying to get a foothold in health care, google has made the biggest strides so far. it has a previous deal with the mayo clinic. in that case any identifying information had been removed. not so with project nightingale. >> you got me with the term lab results are being shar

being held at the menlo offices and not just focused on digital currencies i spoke to partner chris dixon who sees potential for things like social net work to be built. the founding member of the controversial libra association unveiled by facebook they are still excited about libra despite some of the scrutiny we're seeing from washington they make up about 4% of the firm's assets. it put their 2010 fund at a 16% return over a span of 8 years. as all venture firms would say these are long term bets that are seen decades long horizons the question is will all of this pay off? >> interesting story thank you. here's taste of some of the other stories we are following gap ceo is stepping down after 15 years with the company. robert fisher will replace him on an interim basis siting slower traffic >> that's interesting. jim cramer was bombing gap >> the fact he was the architect or the one who put forth the idea of splitting the company and now that was just in february and now he's out the door >> they are erodesing their margins with every single discount >> i refuse to pay more than 40% o

he will be laid to rest alongside two of his brothers, at a ceremony in dixon on friday. one of his brothers is still alive, and will be at that burial. >>> we're coming right back with the weather. we've got a lot of fog at the coast, and a chance of some drizzle tomorrow. >>> right now, let's go to ktvu's heather holmes. she's in the newsroom with a look at some of the stories we're working on for 7:00. >> a break assassin break-in in san francisco, why the owner is growing increasingly frustrated, on though nothing was stolen. those stories and a lot more all coming up tonight at 7:00 over on ktvu plus. >>> first after the break, working to eliminate student homelessness. the pilot program that was announced today, partnering san jose students with airbnb hosts. how it works, and who will pay for it. >>> taking a live look outside right now. it's the live music from "people" magazine's sexiest man alive. sarah's last tuition payment, sent off. feeling good? oh yeah. now i'm ready to focus on my project. ♪ ♪ this is why we plan. ♪ ♪ you never cease to amaze me,

by 5:30 the down pars are right along 85 from dixon, vallejo, through san francisco, by 6:30 the downpours are in the east bay and the south bay and then by 7:30 they'r pushing out and we transition over to those showers and scattered thunderstorms. a 2 moderate today. 1 wednesday, thursday, saturday, sunday and monday. >>> all right. a heads-up for drivers here. you won't have to pay for parking in many places on thanksgiving day in san francisco, observing and san jose. no one will be checking the meters thursday. b.a.r.t. parking lots are also free on thanksgiving. most transit agencies will run on a sunday or weekend schedule including b.a.r.t. golden gate transit, sam trans and smart train. no ferry service. we have links to each agency's schedule on one page on our website that is abc7news.com. a lot to keep up with but hopefully a smooth ride for everybody. >>> coming up new at 6:00, a new investigation reveals a hidden cost for getting your amazon dlivery so fast. >> getting a degree debt free with college costs explodinexpl. the best way to avoid loans. >> reporter: do you know wh

. >>> happening today a korean war veteran will be finally laid to rest with a proper burial in dixon. after nearly seven decades, the remains of army first class phillip mendoza arrived at sfo on wednesday. in 1950 he was reported missing in action during the korean war. his remains were accounted for in august after president trump's summit with kim jong-un. scientists identified mendoza's remains in the more than 55 boxes north korea turned over. >>> you're invited to celebrate the life of bernard tyson this weekend. tysospe than 30 years nday. at kaiser and helped to build the company into the largest non-profit health care provider. he leaves behind a wife and three sons. his public celebration of life will be held at oakland's frank ogawa plaza on sunday from 11:00 to 3:00. >>> we're less than an hour away from the next public impeachment hearing. lawmakers are getting ready to question the former u.s. yovanovitch. in an earlier deposition, she said ukrainian officials warned her to watch her back. she said rudy and his associates threatened to "do things to her." abc news will