tubman in harriet. >> i've been trying to make sure that the things that happen i am present for.ons are expected to tune in to see what movie will nab best picture. >> this is the most unpredictable race i've ever covered. you could be in store for some of the biggest surprises that's ever happened. >> this year's academy awards, happening in the tragic aftermath of the wildfires that tore through los angeles. >> we want. >> our show to be a love letter to l.a. it's a city where you can come and fulfill your dreams, and we hope that we touch on that in the show. >> instead of performances of the best song nominees, this year's musical numbers will honor l.a. and the movie industry with performers like doja cat, queen latifah, and erivo with her wicked costar ariana grande. at just 38, erivo already has emmy, grammy and tony awards, which makes her just an oscar win away from the precious egot status. >> it would be the youngest egot, the youngest egot. if this were to happen, what would that mean to you? >> i think it would mean quite a bit to even think that that's a possibility

in the new design the main entrance will be relocated to the pedestrian oriented harriet street. and here's just here's a view just inside the harriet street entrance where you can see the gym straight ahead. this is the site of the primary public artwork which i will get to in a moment. the secondary public art opportunity is the two dimensional artwork purchased program which we are looking at today. it is for the direct purchase of existing 2d artworks to be framed and mounted along the prominent interior corridors of the center. >> here are two. here are the two corridors. the park corridor on the left serves primarily youth and runs parallel to the center's outdoor green space and interior gymnasium. the harriet corridor on the lower right serves primarily adults and elders with the main reception office on the at the front of the corridor followed by a multipurpose room and an adult fitness weight room at the end. here's a view of the harriet corridor with possible locations for 2d artwork highlighted in yellow. this is roughly 140ft2 of wall space and that end wall at the

the police department's cold case team showed me where paula was found dead on harriet street just two hours later, not far from the bar. now, investigator dan cunningham tells me our story from nearly three years ago has generated leads. police have a person of interest matching the composite sketch. >> figure out if he has those tattoos and if, in fact, he was in san francisco in 2001. >> police have increased the reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible to $150,000. >> i believe it could be solved. i believe that there's people that can make connections for us. >> paula's mom tells me she doesn't harbor hate in her heart. >> he will get back where he put out. you know, that's that's the way life works. that's the law of karma. >> cunningham declined to speak about the dna evidence, saying that he does not want to compromise the case. he tells me the new leads are promising. amber lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> vapor room, a well known cannabis store in downtown san francisco, is closing for the foreseeable future. the shop on ninth street ha

bryant was found dead on june 18th, 2001, near harriet street in san francisco's soma district. retired san francisco police investigator daniel cunningham reopened the case in 2022. he says paula was last seen that night in front of what was then gina's bar, near sixth and mission in san francisco. that was the only information they had until they received a tip. we recently got information about an individual, a person of interest. detectives say it matches the eyewitnesses description of an unidentified man getting into a car with paula. and one of the persons actually said he had a boston like accent. the man was anywhere from 35 to 40 years old. back in 2001, he is described as a white man, six feet tall, weighing around 200 pounds. that looks like the bones, like on the bottom of a of a skull and bones tattoo. they are greenish in color like a green ink. police have increased the reward from $100,000 to 150,000. for information that leads to the identification or arrest of the suspect. paula left two daughters. lulu is now grown up and hopes one day her mother gets justice

the police department's cold case team showed me where paula was found dead on harriet street just two hours later, not far from the bar. now, investigators dan cunningham tells me our story from nearly three years ago has generated leads. police have a person of interest matching the composite sketch. >> figure out if he has those tattoos and if, in fact, he was in san francisco in 2001. >> police have increased the reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible to $150,000. >> i believe it could be solved. i believe that there's people that can make connections for us that maybe if some there's some individuals that are out there that might have to revisit some of their own memories. >> paula left behind two young daughters. lulu is now 29 years old. >> the longing like the what ifs. like what? what would my life and me and my sister's life looked have looked like? like how would our family have been so different? >> paula's mom tells me she doesn't harbor hate in her heart. >> he will get back where he put out. you know, that's. that's the way

she became a breakout star in "harriet the spy" at just 10 years old. >> what are you writing? >> can you read that? >> she also played the younger sister in "buffy the vampire slayer" and starred as "gossip girl's" most famous villain. >>> half court for the win! >> michigan state's hollowman heaved a shot at the buzzer to beat marylan quieting the hometown crowd but setting off a big stapartan celebration. that put them on top of the big ten standings. >>> finally, forget the basketball. the big event in new orleans this week was the pelicans annual baby crawl. number 11 absolutely crushing the competition and winning $700 in prizes. in a post-race interview, mom and dad said they had his sippy cup at the finish line for motivation. >> smart. if my parents had done that, i would have been an olympian. >> i feel like you need knee pads. >> the number one pick in the upcoming draft right there. that was exciting. >> very cute. >>> still to come on "today," a preview of hollywood's biggest night with the academy awards set for tomorrow. how real life is intruding on a fictional

and so here you're seeing of debates, coat of arms this is his coat of arms from the memorial harrietf haiti. perhaps it's fitting for a writer, especially of his caliber, that his motto is sincerity and frankness or truth. right? so christophe is known for this means being black, but that is coming out black sovereignty. this vision that he has for a free black kingdom in the middle of all the slaving colonies, empires and world powers. and he knows, though, that france still wants to bring back slavery when napoleon is overthrown. the first time in 1814 and the borbon monarch, louis the 18th comes back to power almost. the first thing he does is try to send an expedition, the french king, to haiti, to try to quote unquote, restore the colony of saint-domingue, which means to bring back slavery. so, christophe, in that light, has been right to be working on the citadel. the family have the largest fortress north america widely hailed as the eighth wonder of the world. you're looking at an image of it here. it's vast, like a city. it has its own printing. it has a castle. it can house

. >> my name is sherril thornton and i'm the co-chair of the harriet tubman african-american democratic club, the only black democratic club here in san francisco. that's charter. i strongly oppose the removal of police commissioner max aubusson a move that threatens the independence and accountability of police commission. commissioner carter aubusson has led critical reforms including any pretext stops that disproportionately target black and brown communities. he's worked on. he's worked to hold san francisco speedy accountable way advancing policies that improve public safety. his removal is not about better governance. it's about silencing independents in oversight. >> quote supervisor matt dorsey recently stated that the police commission served at the pleasure of the mayor. >> but that is not how independent oversight should work. this police commission exists to hold law enforcement accountable to the people not to act as an extension of the mayor's political agenda. if commissioners are removed for doing their jobs for too well, police accountability becomes nothing more than a

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