hiram lawrence, carlos nava, are and the first recent, gabriel martinez, who's seen in the middle there. tonight the mother of one of these children gunned down speaking out about the recent violence in an exclusive interview with kron4. >> after hi rack passing away from a -- hiram passing away, i thought the violence would showdown. but people didn't get that message. it was like i was back when my baby got shot, and it was like i was reliving that again. >> today would have been hiram lawrence's second birthday. no arrests have been made in his murder, nor the murder of gabriel martinez. >>> a house fire in oakland has left more than 100 birds dead. this was the scene at harbor and lake shore avenue earlier this evening. the woman who lived in the home raised birds. a small number of birds in the top floor did survive. >>> we're starting to see a little bit of fog out there right now. you can see the coastline, it's also up in the north bay. more fog overnight, are especially for the north bay. temperatures are going to be a lot cooler than this morning. it's already into the 30s in

he spoke at hiram college in hiram, ohio for about 20 minutes. the ohio democrat talked about work ethic. he was joined by his wife connie schultz. [ applause ] >> thank you. he's impressive. i said to the president i'm glad when i listened to him and think about his potential ambitions and i'm glad there are two senate seats in ohio not just one. thank you, rodney for that. it's a thrill to be here. connie and i have never done this before. we've never done a joint graduation speech, a joint commencement speech. we've only once ever done a joint speech of any kind. a bit of an experiment. i appreciate all of you gives us a thans chachl as i said we're thrilled to be here. see what happens when you do this? is that better? never had anybody do that either when i speak. congratulations to all of you. tom who is one of the great college presidents in this state. ken moore and the board of trustees, thank you for your inspiring words. listening to dr. day talk about innovation and values and diversity. that's what draws me to hiram college and knowi

a lot of people blame hiram johnson. they blame that specific incident. when johnson goes back to california, they endorse him but then they split up, they split up and they hold separate meetings, we'll be for hughes, we'll be for wilson, he couldn't have swung all of the progressives if he wanted to but might have swung more than 1,600. >> and in the end in the women's vote, we mentioned there were 12 states. wilson won 9 of the 12. that says about charles evans hughes that he wasn't so much of a political tactician as he was acting on conviction? >> well, i think so. i think he was much more of a principled person and a principled lawyer than a politician in certain respects. so i think part of, as i mentioned before, part of the reason that the -- some of the women didn't vote for him was because of his -- the perception that he would bring america to war where yz wilson had promised -- or they felt wilson had pledged to remain at peace. but really also i think one of the hiram johnson incident really outlines and shows about hughes' character is that

three suspects are being charged in the murder that took the life of 3-month-old hiram lawrence. they believe the bullet that struck the toddler came from the gun from someone who was 16 years old. this morning, authorities involved in the investigation announced 30-year-old, and 29-year-old houston nathaniel and 16-year-old fredrick coalman. they are members of the acorn gang and believe they were shooting rival gang members. following a music video shoot outside a market that killed the toddler and wounded six others. this is one of my proudest moments of a chief. >> i was walking in the blocks of the community and i met with the family and went to the hospital and visited him. hiram when he was alive and i felt very, very, a lot of pain watching a young kid lay in a hospital bed. >> there is nothing we can could to bring back the child that was killed last november or heal the wounds suffered by those who were shot and survived. hopefully the charges we are announcing today will help bring some closure for those people. they filed a criminal complaint against coalman who will

the uncle of hiram lawrence, the oakland toddler killed in a gun battle late last year. after a month after hiram was taken off life support, george lost his job. >> i will try to reverse a negative into a positive. >> reporter: he is here at the eight weeks jobs program for those who have fallen on hard times from homelessness to drug and alcohol abuse. >> i'm in recovery now. and i used to bartend and i can't go back to my old work. >> loretta scott needs new skills to compete in a tough job market. >> people have good jobs that are oust work, you know. and me coming from the restaurant, and the bartending industry, it is not -- >> it is intimidating. >> it is. >> reporter: yesterday, the january jobs report was surprisingly positive. unemployment fell to 8.3%. the lowest in three years. it has been dropping for five straight months. and the first such stretch since 1994. >> the hope that they have is to be able to gain the confidence and the tools to be able to compete with everyone else in the market. >> so the group courageous women association has set up this progr

hiram died after a family decided to take him off life support. >> i have to see about him. i love him. >> so the grandmother of the man accused fought back tears after hearing the charges against her grandson. charges that include one count of murder, six counts of attempted murder. >> he was raised good. properly. i just can't say nothing else. >> local law enforcement says they're confident they've identified and charged a man with firing a shot that killed hiram. >> gits to stand here to demonstrate to the public we didn't give up in this case. he is back in court on monday. he's expected to enter a plea. in oakland abc 7 news. >> thank you. >> and let's focus your attention on weekend weather. >> and warm up that is here. spencer christian is here now. >> big warm up coming our way yesterday. this is a look aas you can see there is absence of clouds and fog. so there is no cooling marine affect. it's warmer and 90 degrees in santa rosa. 92 antioch. upper 80s in concord and livermore. there is weekend going to be warmer, hot conditions inland and here is one reason why.

if there was to be 10, one central figure, was hiram sibley. he really did two things. he was able to convince a number of merchants and capitalist people in what seemed to be failed inventions. the telegraph corporation almost never was making money. he convinces these rochester, new york buddies from the man who helped him when he was a poor boy, he had been helped by these wealthy merchants and they're very skeptical. he convinces them to put a lot of money into the corporation that became known as western union, which he was then -- he would use the capital to buy out the number of companies. the second key insight or key innovation besides a certain amount of capital. like all the capital that is raised, at one point in time -- the other two innovations of sibley's was he figured out a way to get a monopoly in a political economy in which state governments were encouraging the establishment of lots of telegraphing. established exclusive rights contracts with individual railroads. if you can get an exclusive contract, say between detroit and chicago along a particul

and when you're all hiram lawrence shot and killed while in his father's arms.hat chow's mother talks with kron4 about she --how she is coping with this loss. >>jacqueline: fog is expected to return overnight. we will talk about that plus the weather coming up. [people chatting] everyone, it's $37 a piece. paying with your smart phone instead of cash. that's a step forward. with chase person-to-person quickpay, you can send money directly to your friend's checking account. all you need is their email address or mobile number. don't worry honey, i'll show you. thanks everyone. so take a step forward... and chase what matters. >>pam: if this state's welfare system could be targeted. the outline what the governor says is necessary. protesters tried to storm city hall and open. and a one-year-old shot and killed while being held in his father's arms. now, the small victim's mother speaks out to kron4. [music] >>catherine: more painful cuts could be coming for californians. this as the governor unveiled his budget plan for the coming fiscal year. dan kerman joins us

he's the uncle of hiram lawrence killed in a gun battle late last year. after a month hiram was taken off of life support, he lost his job. >> i'm going to reverse it and take something positive from it. >> people fallen on hard times from homelessness to drug and alcohol abuse. >> i'm also in recovery now and i used to bartend, so i can't go back to my old work. >> loretta scott needs new skills. >> people that have good jobs that are out of work. me coming from the restaurant and bar tending industry is not -- >> intimidating. >> yeah, it is. >> yesterday's january jobs report was surprisingly positive. unemployment fell to 8.3%. it's been dropping for five straight months. the first such stretch since 1994. >> the hope that they have is to be able to gain the confidence and the tools to be able to compete with everyone else in the market. >> so the group, courageous women association has set up this program with free resume help, computer classes, and practice interviews to get these people ready to get out in the world once again. >> any time you can

within a year capital hill marked the appointment of hiram levehiram hiram rebels of mississippi. the pes dubbed him the 15th amendment in flesh and blood. and later in 1870 joseph rainey won a special election to the u.s. house of representatives becoming the first african-american to serve in our institution. the arrival of revels and rainey ranks among the great paradoxes in american history just a decade earlier these african-americans congressional seats were held by southern slave holders. in so many aspects menard's background and his experiences foreshadowed those of african-americans who would shortly follow him into congress. as phil just alluded to, he was young. he was just 30 years old when he made that speech on the house floor like the other men who would follow him in the 1870s and 1880s. he was exceedingly well educated relative to his contemporaries, and like all of those who would follow him in the next decade, he was from a reconstructed republican government in the south and as did menard, african-americans elected after him found allies among radical republic

as for suspects and a hiram lawrence and gabriel martinez case, there are none. police previously announced that they questioned persons of interest in the case. at this point, none have been linked to the crime. there are only vague descriptions of the suspects. >> i spoke with the mayor's office about the plan to fight crime in this city's most dangerous 100 blocks. all three children in that story were killed and the most dangerous 100 blocks. part of that plan is already in place. you might ask yourself, what is next? there will be more programs to target guns and getting illegal guns off of the street. next week we might have additional details as to what other parts of the plan could soon go into place. >>catherine: in san jose, four men have been arrested for being in possession of pornographic images of children. >>dan: these four men were arrested on wednesday for possession of child porn. one was also arrested for distribution. >> we focus on people who have child porn, pre pubescent children. children that a 3-5 having sex with adults. once you figure

the indictment names dionte houffe and how soon nathaniel. 1-year-old hiram lawrence jr. was shot in the head, later taken off life support at oakland children's hospital. his death along with two other child shootings moved oakland police to start working with federal investigators to try and get a handle on this. the indictment was part of a joint investigation. reporting live, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> 6:03. while you were sleeping police announced three more arrests. in all 15 people are in custody and we were there when officers swooped in. more than 165 detectives took part in what is called operation hicken hawk. a county wide effort to locate and arrest child pornographers. >> they were in the privacy of their own home, unfortunately they chose to trade child porn on line. they are trading it with undercover police officers or agents. >> the police department is the lead agency in this but the operation does include others. >> hours from now suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi and his wife are expected to ask a san francisco judge for permission to see e

her new from hiram lawrence to a shot was a rap video was being made what people open fire.a question person of interest in the cases they have lin, none to the crime. it now, five days after young gabriel was shot and killed in front of several local no one has been called. there are vague descriptions of the suspect and silver american made cars than they were driving. >>catherine: a berkeley man will stand trial. a judge made the decision after dna link to this man to the december attacks. cellphone records show that he was likely somewhere else at the time if convicted he could face 25 years in prison. a manhunt for set according to shut down a san jose neighborhood early this morning. car police used to ground and search teams to look for a man considered armed and dangerous >>reporter: dismiss black honda was the starting point of a manhunt in this neighborhood north of saratoga they started with helicopters and search dogs and after a simple police got turned into a chase. >>pam: the original reason for this couple of minor infractions. the vehicle drove slowly for a

carlitos nava, de tres anos de edad, hiram johnson quien iba a cumplir dos, y gabrielito martinez de de la ciudad y el jefe de la policia anunciaron un operativo especial en el que se enfocaran en una area geografica de 100 cuadras al este de la ciudad, donde dicen mas de 90 por ciento de los homicidios y tiroteos han ocurrido por anos, incluidos los de los 3 pequenos. 18:51 varias areas vienen siendo donde esta la escuela heavenscourt tambien de la macarthur para la san leandro bulevar en los proximos 90 dias intensificaran alli la presencia de la policia en conjunto con 6 agencias mas del orden aliadas howard johnson/jefe interino de la policia de oakland 5:55 integraremos fuerzas policiales de nivel estatal y federal para trabajar en colaboracion en esta zona edith guillen/coord. servicios comunitarios opd 17:21 la diferencia en estos noventa dias es que vamos a tener todos estos departamentos trabajando juntos en la misma area 17:27 la presencia de las diferentes fuerzas sera mas visible, y habra mas escrutinio por ejemplo de individuos en libertad condicional y de las viviendas

. >> i thought after hiram passed away, i thought that the violence would slow down but people did not get that message. >>haaziq: i caught a free he said at the cemetery in hayward, still in a state of mourning as she visited the grave side of her son, the one-year-old who was killed in west oakland as a result of a gunshot wound in november of last year. she describes her initial reaction to learn about the reason shooting death of gabriel martinez in east oakland. >> it was like i was back on november 28th when my son got shot. it was like reliving that again. it was really sad to see someone else have to go through what i just went through. >>haaziq: she says she has not seen the roots of a memorial where he was killed. >> the have not been to that location or the location where my child was shot. my heart goes out to the family >> it should not take some of losing their own child to want to stop the violence >> today the governor reveals his budget for the coming fiscal year and once again it is filled with dramatic cuts for education and families most in need. >>grant: the state

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department a of agriculture has repeatedly said hiram lawrence state. >>justine: here is what we'll watch live healthfully. spacial enterprise will be riding on top of a modified jumbo jet carrying out these are live pictures showing as enterprise piggybacking on top of that 747. these are live pictures out of dallas. the enterprise will leave dallas on a jumbo jet making its way to kennedy airport but before landing at jfk it is going to do a flight over of some of the date landmarks in new york fight the statue of liberty and the intrepid on the manhattan westside. that is where he eventually after a little delay, how the enterprise will end up making a home. this is supposed to take off at about 6:30 a.m. our time. we are watching that closely, stay with us. drama of the adult iguanas and spoke of the one of the poll but everything not afraid but >>justine: an update on a story of how last hour, a minneapolis airport has not reopened. a suspicious package set off an alarm and several hundred people and a the bomb squad was called and into the bags ow

now it's part of hiram, selling delaware poultry into korea and across asia. on the former chrysler site, delawareans will be building bloom energy servers to provide clean energy where they once built suvs and tanks. we can shrink from these challenges or we can do as a business destined for industry leadership would do. and see in this moment an opportunity to change the game in our favor. the economic ground is shifting under everyone's feet. others are finding it difficult to adapt. they're pointing fingers rather than pulling together. they're holding each other back rather than lifting each other up. ore history and our culture demonstrate that we do better than that in delaware. but to take advantage of this moment and build a lasting, competitive edge for our state and its people, we've got to do more than simply work with rather than against each other. together, we must act with confidence and imagination. we can't settle for an economy that's depends upon a handful of employers. we can't settle for schools that are just better funded versions of the

. >>> you should build a citizen more the production is required to hiram this city's to them, and to clean up those marks. filming took four days of off our shooting no disruptions and now commute traffic-and the city's state was $1 million. the waves in case you hadn't noticed it was a commercial. >>> the time a commercial that is to play motorsports i candy. but at the end of the day it's a very expensive commercial they're selling skateboard shoes there is seen for about 20 seconds. definitely not a product heavy ad. in san francisco cbs five. >>> this is taking driving toward personal day. just now mallon. did waves that would be fun to do. those very cool. clear the traffic. as we are warming up. however but let's take a look at today's high temperatures across the bay. we have numbers spending from denying cool to pacifica to it in nine degrees and then killed in the peace and sandras and says it is a reminder of? that is a summertime weather pattern that we all know so very well and referred to as microclimates as the coastal fog developing the overnight hours otherwise clear

two other children in recent months. 3-year-old carlos nava was killed in august and 23-month- old hiram lawrence, jr. died last month. police are offering a reward leading to the arrest in the gabriel martinez case. >>> they are looking for suspicious of -- suspicion of due , officers made 1200 arrests for dui. now across the state traffic related deaths actually dropped. there were 18 traffic fatalities which compares to 22 in the last new year. >>> stamford quarterback andrew lucks ended on a down note as they fell to 31-28 in overtime. >> it is good! >> now it came down to two field goal attempts and oklahoma state made his field goal attempts. they admit the 43-year-old kick was responsible for the game and andrew luck hopes it proves to be a good experience for everybody. >> i watched the film and at the end of the day we lost and i am as much to blame as the next guy. >> even if he will not say it, luck did have a strong game, 347 yards and two touchdown passes, he is now heading for the nfl. >> i am getting ready to move on. >> everything has a little bit of a connection now and

. >>> new tonight hiram college in northeast ohio evacuated due to a bomb threat coming just hours after university of texas and north dakota state had to evacuate their campus due to similar threats. this was the scene earlier today in austin. no bombs were found in either campus and we still have no idea if knees incidents are relate -- these incidents are related. >>> well, 30 years was the sentence handed down to the virginia man who plotted to blow up the u.s. capitol. a amine el khalifi thought he was plotting with al-qaeda but was actually working with undercough fbi agents. he was brought to authority's attention when he answered a facebook ad seeking muslim holy warriors. >>> justin wolfe spent 11 years on death row for a crime he says he did not commit. today he learned he'll have to stay in jail waiting for a new trial. wolfe was convicted of ordering the murder of his drug supplier. the triggerman initially implicated wolfe but recanted that story years later. a federal judge threw out the conviction, but the state plans to retry him. family and friends were hoping the judge

to vote for a from hiram circle, a parcel tax a--. will the families of we are looking at some very severe and cubs. isn't hopping is >> we have been cutting librarians. >>reporter: this is no organized opposition but the student revolt is needed to pass this measure out if his supporters are starting early to tell. >> though the house approved and will the light is on local customers are trying to save it did with him and even years older suspect and cuba will assume th verizon wireless and xfity from comcast. now t the xfinity triple play and verizon wireless together. call 855-704-7400 to sign up and get a free smartphone. choose one of our hottest phones verizon wireless and xfinity. tv, home phone, internet and wireless togher. cross is painting the town red. while it is called and beautiful tonight, to red cross is on the ground providing food, shelter and emotional support human they are encouraging who fear to make a gift that aid in disaster relief. >>reporter: least leave one suspect is targeting a gas station. >>reporter: t

at long trees cemetery in hayward, and if it morning after she quit it you grave site of a son of hiram lawrence. the one-year-old baby that was killed as of a sort of a gunshot wound that in november of last year. she describes her a cup reaction of learning about the recent shooting death of 50 gabriel martinez in east oakland. our >> it was like i was back on november 29th my baby- item had been rushed to hospital. it was like divers reliving that again it was really sad to see that someone else had to go through what i >>reporter: 2/she says that she has not seen the roadside memorial where martinez has been killed. >> i have not been to that location i haven't even if the location where my child was shot at. i do not to multilocation but my heart goes out to the family that is lofted child and to the other family that just lost their child. >>reporter: walter huston says she does not know what it would take to bring his win in human >> at the break, is going out nine and a look how it is possible condition not taken from one to lose their own shout to want to stop the violence.--th

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while living at 419 u street, hiram worked as an elevator operator and susan was a telephone operator. it's interesting to note the difference in the types of employment for blacks who were living on the 400 block of la droit park versus the positions blacks held in 1929 when the tee priests joined the community. when the depriested arrived, they joined a number of other prominent black families such as dr. wilkinson who lived at 406 u street, clara who lived at 414 u street. she was the a farm cyst apharma daughter of john smith. there was percy a. roy who was a craf craf craftsman. in 1910, the browns neighbors worked as a dining car waiter and a maid. other neighbors of the browns worked as a traveling salesman, janitor, messenger for the navy, porter at a hotel, a barber, a chauffeur and a map folder. ledroit park was founded as an exclusively white neighborhood. t proprietors only accepted those of the highest type. from the very beginning, rod iron gates, wooden fences and wooden boards were erected to a seclude them from a black neighborhood by howard university. washmen also c

hiram lawrence, just shy of his second birthday was taken off of life support in december, after beinghot in west oakland, as he was held in his father's arms. and 5-year-old gabriel martinez, jr. was killed next to his family's taco truck on december 30, another unintended victim. >> these are sad things. life changes. but to see a baby that haven't even started out, it's -- there's no words. >> reporter: the people here say the only way they know how to try to stop the violence is to hold more events like this. they plan on doing it monthly at the city's recreation center. >> i don't want to wait until the next tragedy and then let's get together. let's get together before then. that's what we plan to do. >> reporter: until those strategies end in peaceful streets, parents are desperate to keep their children safe. >> we have annointing oil for the child and we say, god, cover them from their head down to their feet. >> reporter: in oakland, anne mackovic, cbs 5. >>> speaking publicly for the first time since being fired, what joe paterno says about the penn state scandal. >>> seriou

he's accused of killing 2-year-old hiram lawrence jr. who was with his father in a crowded west oakland parking lot when the gunfire started. little hiram was shot in the head and he died less than two weeks later. coleman has been charged as an adult. two other men are facing federal charges. >>> in the meantime a judge in solano county will determine whether the man charged with shooting and killing a vallejo police officer will stand trial. henry albert smith is accused of killing the officer during a chase last november. if convicted, he could face the death penalty. >>> rescuers ending their search for a teenager this morning, the last of a family of three still missing after being swept out to sea on the northern california coast. the 16-year-old boy jumped into the water trying to save his dog from that high surf over the weekend. the boy's father and mother went in after them. his sister stayed onshore and called 911. search crews recovered both parents' bodies. the boy is still missing. the dog is safe. >>> happening now, demons

. >> his life has been a bit off track lately, the uncle of the hiram lawrence, the oakland toddler killed in a gun battle last year. after a month hira m was taken off life support, bonds lost his job i am turning a negative into a positive. >> he is here at the jobs program to those who have fallen on hard times and hard times and drug abuse and alcohol abuse. >> i can't go back to my job as a bartender. >> it is tough in the market. >> people have good jobs that are oust work. and me coming from the restaurant and bartending industry, it is not -- >> it is intimidating. >> it is. >> yesterday's january jobs report was surprisingly positive. unemployment fell to 8.3%. the lowest in three years. it has been dropping for five straight months. and the first such stretch since 1994. >> the hope that they have is to be able to gain the confidence and the tools to be able to compete with everyone else in the market. >> so the group courageous women association has set up this program, with free resume help, computer classes, and practice interviews. to get these people ready to get out in the

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on november 28, 1-year-old hiram lawrence was shot in his father's arms outside a liquor store. he was taken off life support in december. >> tragic. i mean, you know, what is this society do if they don't take care of their children? you know, it's just a tragedy. >> reporter: but today, it's all about gabriel, the little boy no one here will forget. >> gabriel was a good boy. a good boy. a good boy. gone too soon. >> reporter: now, oakland police don't believe that the little boy was the intended target in this shooting just that he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. crimestoppers is offering a $25,000 we regard leading to an arrest and conviction in this case. grace and frank? >> all right. anne makovec, thank you. >>> police have now identified oakland's first homicide victim of 2012. 19-year-old isaac white was shot to death at east 25th and 19th avenue. anyone with information in that case is urged to contact the oakland police department tip line. >>> and san jose investigators are checking to see whether gangs may be involved in the city's first homicide of the ye

and last month, another toddler, hiram lawrence, was in the line of gunfire and later died after being struck in the head, just weeks shy of his second birthday. members of this community can't believe another family has to bury their child. >> i could have been eating at the taco truck when this happened and my daughter could have been shot. people should just stop the violence. >> reporter: elizabeth wenger, cbs 5. >> police are still looking for a suspect. according to the mercury news, police describe him as a black man in his twenties with short hair, glasses, and a goatee. he was accompanied by a black female, also in her twenties. they got away in a light-colored four-door sedan. >>> victims like 5-year-old gabrielle were remembered today in oakland. family, friends and church leaders gathered at a memorial and placed crosses at the st. columbia catholic church. 110 people were killed in oakland this year. >> it's become a symbol of something that's going on in our city, something very wrong. >> we as the city have to ask ourselves, what are we doing or what are we not doing tha

that's taken the lives of three young children since last summer, martinez, 3-year- old carlos nava and hiram lawrence just weeks from his second birthday. >> one of the ways to combat the violence in oakland is the 100 block program. >> reporter: it's a program that mayor quan kicked off using agencies to target 100 blocks in east and west oakland where 90% of homicides happen. but for martinez and white help in these parts came too late. >> it's like devastating. now you end up dead the first homicide of the year. >> reporter: police are asking anyone with information on either of these cases to call the tip line on your screen. they say both of these investigations are developing but they have no suspects and have made no arrests. allen? >> thank you, christin ayers in oakland. >>> other bay area headlines tonight, the electricity is back on for about 7,000 customers who lost power in san francisco this morning. pg&e said an outside contractor damaged a power cable while digging on mcallister street near fillmore. it caused outages in the western addition and laurel heights neighborhoods.

while living at 419 u street, hiram worked as an elevator operator at the post office and susan was a telephone operator. it's interesting to note the difference in the types of employment for blacks who were living on the 400 block of ledroit park versus the positions blacks held in 1929 the de priests joined the community. when the de priests arrived, they joined a number of other prominent black families such as dr. garnett c. wilkinson who lived at 406 u street, clara, who lived at 414 u street. she was the a pharmacist and a daughter of john smith. there was percy a. roy who was a craftsman. artisan and manual arts teacher that lived at 417 u street. in 1910, the brown's neighbors worked as a dining car waiter and a maid. other neighbors worked as a traveling salesman a janitor, a messenger for the navy, a port er at a hotel. most notably through the family historian whom i had the pleasure of knowing for the last year and a half of her life. and that would be sylvia jennings alexander. she was paul jennings' great granddaughter. he was born in 1799 and she just that few generati

this activist lost her own twin sons to gun violence 12 years ago and reached out to the mother of hiramawrence, jr., an oakland boy shot in november just weeks shy of his second birthday. >> i can't understand how anyone can feel free enough to take another person's life. but when it come to our babies? not fair. >> reporter: gun violence took 3-year-old carlos nava's life last summer before he had even begun to live. for some in this community, dr. king's message of peace and hope is all they have. >> we are tired now. >> reporter: students at east oakland life's academy felt they had to do more than just volunteer to get out th message. >> we're willing to sacrifice our bodies. >> reporter: they will take turn fasting for 74 days one at a time knowing they may not stop the violence but can build peace. >> there is saying, faith is everything. all of us have faith and hope. >> reporter: their fast will end or cesar chavez day. mayor quan spent the day in the 100 blocks of 90% of oakland's homicide during the day today. >> thank you. >>> hundreds of bay area residents of all ages honore

>>vicki: the end of violence was held and honor of the when year- old that was shot at 1 year-old hiramortant to stop the violence. they're supposed to live life. they're supposed to at least enjoy their life. >>vicki: these three children were killed in oakland. amy >>vicki: and is behind bars to be a wanted serial killer. the suspect was taken into custody were a homeless man was stabbed. police say the suspect generally fits the description in this series of homeless murders. >> san francisco is celebrating the big one today. we're back with the latest 49ers football frenzy, coming up. [ crickets chirping ] [ traffic passing ] ♪ [ music box: lullaby ] [ man on tv, indistinct ] ♪ [ lullaby continues ] [ baby coos ] [ man announcing ] millions are still exposed to the dangers... of secondhand smoke... and some of them can't do anything about it. ♪ [ continues ] [ gasping ] >>vicki: president obama wants to streamline the government and asking congress for hope. details now, from washington. for help -- >>reporter: president obama is looking at a tangled flow chart showing the bureaucra

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shirt to discuss this r t correspondent rhonda rowland joins us now from hiram own so would you say this is get another example of freedoms being compromised in the name of security or a necessary precaution. that's right liz the reason that this story is really getting a lot of attention here in the u.s. and really around the world is because this really reinforces the beliefs of people who are really concerned about the increased scrutiny at u.s. airports whether this extra security is really justified and how much it's costing and really you know if our freedom is just going out the window now when it comes to argy his trouble started at the buffalo airport and it wasn't even t.s.a. as you mentioned which stopped him from going on the flight i mean they did a question about the sure but they obviously got the joke it was it was really delta who came out and really question is shirt saying that it was an inappropriate i mean he even changed his shirt so that he could get on the flight he allowed them to search him once again even though he had already been through a thorough search him

there is a case on point from 2010 in which a new york state senator named hiram maz rat-i committed domestic violence to his girlfriend between being elected in november and being sworn in in january. he committed his domestic violence in december. the new york senate didn't hesitate to remove him and the second circuit didn't hesitate to uphold that removal. despite the fact that that act of domestic violence occurred before the swearing in. and in fact the most restrictive jurisdictions that do draw a line and protect elected officials from accountability for acts of official misconduct the most restrictive of them draw the line at the most recent election. there is not a single jurisdiction that draws the line at the swearing in ceremony and protects elected officials for those first two months. you should also reject the sheriff's relationship argument that his misconduct was not related to the duties of office, at least not as that relationship test is contemplated by the san francisco charter. as the ethics commission majority explained and held, the nature of the sheriff's mi

hiram johnson, of whom i'm speaking, was a young lawyer in san francisco who was could upon to take over a corruption case against the city's mayor and some co-conspirators in a bribery scandal. he took over the case, he was second chair of the case at the outset but took over the first chair when the lead prosecutor was shot in the head in court by a dismissed juror. law students, take note. [laughter] it -- johnson made his name in that case and went on to serve as governor of california and to spearhead a singular political movement in the state's history which was the rise of the california progressives. the progressives were, by today's definitions, a bit of a hybrid, and they are sometimes also misunderstood. they were importantly not populist. it was not a pop list movement per se. they were largely middle class men, many were -- many ran small businesses. their principal target of their reform efforts was the southern pacific whose political influence they deplored and which kept them -- which shut them out of business. they loathed corruption and vice, they were quite bourgeois

that the recovery in the world's largest economy is also added to that we had cells of previously hiram'sthat also while looking at the dow jones hall percent down the nasdaq eight tenths of a percent down and taking a look at the ore prices we also have the news coming from the u.s. yesterday at barack obama is set to really really concentrate only investors at themselves he's saying that there's a lot of manipulation that goes on and as of the twentieth of april there's going to be some new rules that come into place to reduce speculative activity by the traders that solved that he made those comments saying that investors are just off the. exchange rates we've got the ruble performing in less than an hour's time now so these are the figures from yesterday because see that it lost traction against the u.s. dollar and the year on the earth is just too light so they. just have a society just a fraction that flouts a positive looking at the russian market is they too less than an hour's time yesterday we saw significant gains on the market as you can see that we are just in the mindset wel

the senate is so fractured twesvend natilarlth whe ys hiram johnson and george norris and this big western midn 1annte b the nominee of the progressive. >> host: next call for david pietrusza is from north rolina. you a on a soualbo eson archives. what is the future for historians now that everything is on computer and paperwork and on phones were you can'get your phones on a lot of it and e oron n us ho dhe with television and radio and questions asked and not asked. has a ange? hod utoet id fen ng hat. the person can do it on tir own. it is good to have these things not ite fi it ialid in ne it. f. oit and never will b you have to go through it and maybe the more stuff there is does create a problem like that. you go thrgh morend me nde mo aoue io. whiea did they vet them? just as they do now often a hit and miss process. in 1920 with warn harding the o pughrohat orary ens ecwh u ias that it is you. we will go to you and is there anything in yo background that will keepou from being ede hags keit twto sw that is the first cause for alarm because there were all those women troublesnd rs u

shirt to discuss his art to correspond or among the lindo joins us now from ally hiram own so is this yet another example of freedoms being compromised in the name of security or is this a necessary precaution. that's definitely the buzz around the internet today now the stories of lee getting a lot of attention here in the u.s. and across the world from people who see this increased security at airports and border crossings as just really part of an over expenditure on national security and really an eroding of our civil liberties and as you mentioned a lot of people think that this is really part of you know part of the national security apparatus taking away our freedoms now as you mentioned it wasn't even t.s.a. who stopped our r g two was actually delta airlines our sheets had already been through an extensive t.s.a. search and he got to the gate and delta told them that some of the passengers in the pilot didn't feel comfortable with his shirt and we saw from his shirt i mean he's obviously making a joke of just what he sees as too much national security expenditures and really