[applause] speaker shepherd, president hester, members of the supreme court, distinguished members ofhe general assembly, and my fellow arkansans, the oath i have just taken represents an unbreakable promise and a sacred responsibility. i accept it with the deepest gratitude for the confidence that you are placing in me. every day for the next four years i will devote every ounce of my energy and every piece of my heart to making arkansas the greatest state in america, so help me god. [applause] today for the 47th time in our history, arkansas takes part in a public ritual rich in symbolism and meaning. this ceremony reminds us of a simple yet profound truth. that here in arkansas power belongs to no single individual. in arkansas power belongs to the people. [applause] for many years arkansas has weathered our fair share of storms under the leadership of strong governors. i'm glad to be joined by governor hutchinson and first lady hutchinson who have led admirably the last eight years, as well as former governor mike and his wife, ginger, and former first lady gay white. thank you fo

it's also the birthplace of hester, which i get to taste straight from this source. the sauce is made out of fresh basil with olive oil and pain flow fresh. really good for me, this really has been such an exceptional experienced experience. the stretch of the italian riviera along the coast line by train with the mountains on the other side of me. if you don't like trains, this maybe isn't the kind of trip for you, but it's an experience. i won't be forgetting any time soon. i marco and i part ways and i settle in for the journey back to les. next. yeah, i want to check im we've got some hot tips for your bucket list. what are the best places to go in europe? the journey, the destination right. join our travel guides. romantic coroner, check hot spot, or foodies, check, and some great cultural memorials to prove 1000 years old event in this world heritage site. to join us. d. w, travel, off we go. i . the florida on my line is barely 20 kilometers long, but travelers on this train aren't likely to forget the ride. hey there, i'm so kim, i've easy and i'm about to ex

the left a man dead inside of a car that happen monday morning on hester avenue. no word on a suspect at this time. anyone with any information is asked to call francisco police. east bay conquer. police arrested a man they believe is responsible for a murder that happened nearly 30 years ago. police believe the man killed a 28 year-old trans woman name terry led wake back in 1994. proffers amanda hari spoke with last week's friend about the possible break in the case. take a look at this. >> it may be more than 28 years since britney. sure, as he's seen her friend terry led week, but she says she thinks about her all the time. >> she says over the last decades she spent time telling terry story and making sure she isn't forgotten. >> pretty sure is. in terry led rigs. friendship was built off of many commonalities. one of the biggest being they're both transgender women sure is says she was shocked to hear of last week's killing on december 4th, 1994, was just 28 years old when she was found dead in her conquer department. great person. you know. >> she loved to

officers responded to hester avenue at 7 20. they found a man dead inside a parked vehicle with a gunshot wound. so far so far, sfpd is not providing any other information about this homicide investigation. pedestrian bridge in venetia is now closed and anita being taken down because of safety concerns . the police department says that bridge crosses over military west near mary farmer elementary school was found damaged this morning. part of the bridges path appears to have sunk. military west has been shut down and will remain closed until monday. police say the bridge is beyond repair and needs to be rebuilt. there's no word on what caused the damage still to come increasing diversity on corporate boards, the initiative at stanford university that has the backing first partner jennifer siebel, newsom and damaged homes, flooded streets and landslides. the new assistance the state is offering to help clean up after winter storms. the other day a hornets nest fell on my head. it's not ideal, but we'll manage. just like i manage

our military intelligence to know about the balloons congress should look at that the context, john hesterired up in the conversation he had there's an object of montana we see norad putting out a statement saying this was the same object spotted last week. they traveled 1500 miles east over lake michigan and lake huron before it was shot down by u.s. air force. behind me president biden is in the residence, he hosted the nation's governors here the white house, brad was a special musical guest and entertainment, president biden made no statements on camera about these should guns, one over canada yesterday and went over alaska friday and again today, third time in three days for the fourth time in eight days and object has been shot down this time over lake huron. jon: still calling in an object. after the big gigantic chinese spy balloon, we all assume these are probably balloons but the military is saying that get. >> not officially. privately officials tell fox the way the object that was shot down over canada yesterday described as a small metallic blue, they said the word balloon tet

. >> this morning on hester avenue in the city. police arriving on the scene to find the victim dead with a gunshot wound. the body inside the parked car. no word on a suspect at this time that anyone with information he's being asked to call san francisco police. >> on the peninsula and interfaith service in half moon bay this evening, don, or 7 victims who died in the mass shooting there last week. kron four's theresa stasi. it was at the service and has this report. >> the service started with a chinese bell ringing as flower bouquets relay down at the front of the podium. larger flowers stands have the names of each of the victims acquire saying you are loved the first speaker. a community member talked about how the pain of the shooting has ruptured this coastal city of especially in the early hours when no one really knew what was happening. another speaker with a san francisco restorative justice ministry spoke about overcoming this tragedy on >> it's all of us as the community that needs to pull together and support one ano

in the morning on hester street. no word on a suspect at this point.one with information on what might have happened is asked to call san francisco police 6.26. right now. and coming up next on the kron 4 morning news. people who live in after 10 are debating over a housing project. >> not just any people. the currys are involved in this battle to. we'll tell you what they have to say. >> and alameda county's new district attorney wants to take a second look at police shooting cases to see if there's been. >> any misconduct. coming up, the details into reopening. the case is. >> 6.29. right now, all i put more hot stuff. and here's no called. we have a warm up. everybody is going to warm up. grab something warm before you head outside because jackie, once again that really chilly temperatures freezing for some. i know that live at the coffee shop is going to be long. this morning because everyone's looking for a way to warm up. >> it is cold just like we saw yesterday and monday morning. this time around as we kick off the new month, though, your view

it happened this morning on hester avenue. no word on a suspect at this time. as with the other case, anyone with information is asked to contact san francisco police. in half moon bay this evening, a service was held to honor the 7 victims who died in the mass shooting last week. kron four's terisa stasio has the story. >> the service started with a chinese bell ringing as flower bouquets relay down at the front of the podium. larger flowers stands have the names of each of the victims acquire saying you are loved the first speaker. a community member talked about how the pain of the shooting has ruptured this coastal city of especially in the early hours when no one really knew what was happening. another speaker with a san francisco restorative justice ministries spoke about overcoming this tragedy on >> it's all of us as the community that needs to pull together and support one another. as san francisco's archbishop cordileone, prayed as he blessed both murder sites last friday, he said we come together today to reclaim this place of death as a place of lif

officers responded to hester avenue at about 7 20 this morning. they say they found a man dead inside a parked car with a gunshot wound. so far, sfpd is not providing any other information . you attend a pedestrian bridge. indonesia is now closed and in need of being taken down because of safety concerns. the police department says the bridge that crosses right over military west near mary farmer elementary school was found damaged this morning. part of the bridges path appears to have sunk. military west has been shut down and will remain closed until monday. police say the bridge is beyond repair. it needs to be rebuilt. there's no word yet on what caused the damage. the tenants of a san francisco apartment house feel victimized twice. they say they were forced out by fire, and then thieves looted their homes . multiple times. ktvu is amberleigh live in the city in amber. those tenants believe that that after the fire were preventable that's right, julie . we're on oak street in front of the house that was damaged by the fire. as you can see, it

this is sue hester. i want to from raise the question of what is the level of hazards on the street for no driver electrical vehicle capps. this is a cap that is not have a driver. and this will is the fourth time you have been asked to approve a project like this. we have had very interesting stories. this was an intfrns admission for muni. everything halt exclude had a hard time no driver to alert them to pull up to the side. there was a large interference with muni operations in mission. the intersection because muni is going around the corner. also there was a fire intfred with the san francisco chronicle, i believe that planning needs to have a conversation with the fire department and with people from muni. because if it is a hazzard to muni operations and fire trucks, because they think the people don't have read fire hose on the street. you can see the fire homes if you are a real driver. if you are doing cruise operations, you don't have gone see on the street and understands you are interruptin

in it is sue hester. my perspective is first from the person who attended, let of meetings at city hall and now i'm home watching on line. board of supervisors committee staff has been well trained. that is in the the case for other commissions. i would ask the board of supervisors to insist on training. giving training to how you conduct hearings and solicit comments to other commissions. because they are hit and miss. some are good and some are bad. the bad ones really is long meetings because of people fumble across online, one of the things asked all the time. i'm disabled and i'm senior citizen. and i lit irrelevant used to come to city hall every week in [inaudible]. but i would encourage the board of supervisors to give clerk of the board of supervisors to give training to other commission secretaries because it really is a hit or miss. i one of the things that you see now, you see the room. sfgovtv does not enable people that are watching to see the room. and you have to have the pb to do call in'

this is hester pearce, someone you know well, the republican commissioner of the s.e.c. >> i have greatsion. >> she >> let me read you something, using enforcement actions to tell people what the law is in an emerging industry is not an efficient or fair way of regulating, she says moreover, staking services are not uniform so one off enforcement actions and cookie cutter analysis does not cut it. a paternalistic and lazy regulator settles on a solution like this one in this settlement what is your reaction? >> the commissioner and i have a very good relationship we chat regularly and have lively policy debates, and debates around these matters let me step it back. the s.e.c. staff is really dedicated, serve the public, work hard staff. and we have for decades used the various tools congress has given us to protect the investing public if that means somebody is breaking the law, noncompliant, we do use enforcement. where there are authorities that congress has given us, we do write regulations and we do both i would even say, if you look at the history of insider trading, a lot of what

a homicide within the last period 100 block hester 31 of january. gun shots heard and discovered a deceased person in the vehicle. shooting 1 of february ellis and hyde someone shot in the leg and elseworth and ingleicide a person had been walking their dog and discovered they were shot. significant rest the tenderloin and will talk about our strategy in the tenderloin during the moments i have and you probably have more questions what is happening there. but there was a really good arrest. two subjects along with a 16 year old, an operation we performed where we got 6 pounds of fentanyl a ufthe street. the investigation lead to oakland with subsequent search warrants, 14 pounds of fentanyl along with ghost gun ammunition material related to the development of packaging for narcotics, $14 thousand in cash. our officers are continuing to do the great work in tenderloin and throughout the city. we had a incident at a jewish synagogue in the richmond on 2600 block of balboa. a individual fired ammunition believed to be blanksism this was the first and