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Anti-abortion activists march down market street.. in the annual "wa this is kpix 5 news. >> and now at 6, tens of thousands of antiabortion activists walked in the annual walk for life. tonight we ask organizers why san francisco. >> plus a massive set up in oakland as kamala harris plans to kick off her race for president. >> the fact is you cant feed your children today with money that you get on friday. >> and the shut down may be over for now, but federal workers in the bay area are still...

Theres nothing else now but these, but these lads. >> reporter: the pilot of "mi amigo" was john kriegshauser. his nephew, who lives in edicago, was named after him. >> were all very touched by-- by his devotion and his remembrance of this, but i think hes as much a victim of this as my uncle and the air crew were. >> reporter: tony foulds private vigil is about to become public with an air force fly-pass on the 75th anniversary of the crash next month. tony, as usual, will be there. mark philli...

>> i remember telling her, "its their job to listen to you." >> reporter: but they werent listening. >> no, they werent. they werent. >> reporter: then, on october 22nd -- >> i was on the phone with her. and then all of a sudden, she yells, "no. no. no." and then the line was still open. and -- and then -- and then matt called 911. >> reporter: police say rowland had grabbed mccluskey, pulled her into a car and shot her. later taking his own life. >> they shouldve investigated. they wouldve very...

>> reporter: ...the two finally met. o> nice to meet you. come here, give me a hug. >> reporter: happy as he was to do the right thing, allen doesnt want that to overshadow why they were there in the first place. >> my intention was never to get attention. my intention was to pay my respects to sergeant carter and to help this deputy who was paying her respects to sergeant carter. >> reporter: tonight, birmingham is still somber, though steadied by the gesture of shawn allen, who harnessed the m...

>> glor: we end here tonight with the echoes of war and a man who has dedicated his life to honoring strangers who ecrificed theirs. heres mark phillips. >> reporter: in a city park in england, tony foulds, 82 now, personally tends the memorial or ten u.s. airmen who died here in 1944. >> everythings going to be fine now. >> reporter: tony thinks the tew of the "mi amigo," average age 22, died because of him. >> because its me that killed them. >> reporter: why do you say that? >> because if i w...

Democrats say its not good enough. all this as callouts among tsa staffers hit a record, while 800,000 federal workers remain without pay. with more heres nbcs hallie jackson. >> a great day, a beautiful day. >> reporter: president trump briefly visiting the martin luther king memorial for a moment of silence followed by silence on the shutdown. >> mr. president, can you come >> reporter: hundreds of thousands of people are bracing to miss a second paycheck friday. on monday irs workers called b...

Half foot of snow could fall tomorrow and tomorrow night from nebraska to the great lakes. many government workers stand to miss a second paycheck this week as the partial government shutdown continues tonight. the president did make an offer on saturday, but both sides appear as far apart as ever. paula reid has more on day 31. >> its a great day, its a beautiful day. >> reporter: president trump paid a brief visit to the martin luther king, jr. memorial in rashington today. joined by vice pres...

Passengers trapped on the runway for more than 12 hours with little to eat. how did this happen? the cold case update. two years after two teenage girls were found dead on an indiana hiking trail, police now looking closely at a man arrested 100 miles away. and, back behind the wheel. britains prince philip, driving again. after a traffic accident, police questioning him. did he break the law? good evening. thanks for joining us on this sunday. im tom llamas. we begin with the deadly winte...

Ujun. its not in the middle east, though it sure looks like it might be. its in california. in the middle of the mojave desert at ft. irwin. the village and the role players are all part of whats called full-environment training. we were at ft. irwin, so were troops from ft. bliss, texas. many of them new recruits. colonel robert e. lee mcgee their commanding officer. >> we dont get an opportunity to expose them to that here and now, theyll struggle with it for real. >> reporter: lieutenant colo...

>> how long are you willing to let the shutdown last, mr. president? >> whatever it takes. >> reporter: president trump trying to strengthen his own partys resolve with dissension in the ranks. >> the message was, hang together to make sure we get the border security package the president thinks and believes we need to secure the border. >> reporter: eight republicans in the house breaking with the president. >> the bill is passed. >> reporter: voting to reopen the treasury department and the ir...