in the end, earnest confessed. and was sentenced to life in prison. of molly's sister and her husband. hail also got life. for ordering the death of henry roan. >> the cases were seen by all white juries. and their convictions were seen as victories by the fbi and the osage people. but then people kept dying mysteriously. there has never been justice for anyone else since these trials and then something happened. people just stopped talking about all of it. after the trial, molly divorced earnest. and retreated from society. the rest of the world thought the story ended here. found guilty and sent to prison. hundreds of other deaths were never investigated. with the killer still at large, many osage were afraid to seek justice. and kept silent. one man is finally ready to share his family's story on camera. for the very first time. >> why is it important for you to want to share this story? >> i want people to understand because greed, power, our people were taken from us. hey tristan! ♪ ♪ hey lexus... play holiday music! ♪ ♪ we've been waiting all ye

>> president laguana: yes. >> again, my name is earnest jones. i'm a legislative aide and i'm here on behalf of supervisor safai district 7 supervisor. the office of cannabis is permitting a process that's progressed much more slowly anticipated and as a result, medical cannabis dispensaries are spending significant periods of times under the m.c.d. authorization. the proposed changes are the same requirements made of cannabis business permits under article 16 of the police code or the adult use operators. this legislation strengthens our equity and apprenticeships programs by legislating for all qualified dispensaries in san francisco and just in terms of who we work with to develop this legislation, the office of cannabis and john pierce is with me here today. u.f.c.w.5 and oewd, we all collaborated together to work on this to create something that was very useful. so the proposed changes and, again, this is an amendment to current legislation. the proposed changes would, one, the ordinance will require the temporary medicinal cannabis dispensa

. >> next up is earnest jones for the southwest community corporation. >> happy birthday! >> it's your birthday too? well, happy birthday. earnest led in areas where we needed to set up testing and vaccine clinics for people who could not make it all the way down to mosconi and other sites. thank you for being an unsung hero. [ applause ] >> just to be really brief and quick, i want to give a shout-out and thank you to the covid command center and the leadership of our city. aaron geoffrey at the time did an amazing job at the time. beyond that, it was a supportive effort. this is for all of lakeview. the community came together and worked together to make sure everyone was safe and that was because of the love that everybody has for their community. thank you for your leadership and thank you for the work. [ applause ] >> next up is berta hernandez with dph, department of public health. berta was with a local nonprofit that helped our latino families get access to what they needed. berta, thank you for being there and everywhere and thank you for being an unsung hero. [ a

you see the light in the eye of an earnest soul as they describe all the things worth saving. messy, kate, you know. it's sort of a crystallization of human nature in so many ways. yeah. there are so many activists outside frustrated that they can't get into the hearings. frustrated that it's just a parade of more promises that we have we really been hearing from leaders of the last five american presidents. you know, back in rio george h.w. bush first signed on to the idea that this is an issue and, you know, countries together have to figure it out. that's when michael keaton was still batman, you know, and -- and the only thing that's happened to global climate cooking pollution is it's gone up, so the fear is that cop26 is not going to be any different than cops is through 25 even though it's still in our faces. we have a congo line of billion dollar disasters that are just obviously unnatural disasters, but every country has a different political system. every corporation has a different board of directors and shareholders are thinking about, and nobody is saying we're go

and then the work started in earnest, looking at the rebel, the mountain of rebel, in fact, needed much more bigger heavy duty commit to move the rebel in order to access the people who have been trapped inside the building. now it's not clear exactly how many people have been trapped and leg is no stranger to this disaster. respecting the construction code has always been a difficult situation in lagos enforcement, despite enforcement such contributions continue not only in lagos, but across the switches nigeria, people bribe officials to look the other way while the they go skimming things and making construction or constructing poorly built structures, in lego, eventually these structures collapsed and killed a lot of people every year. we register such incidences. the white house has welcome to private mission to me and my by a former us ambassador to the un. washington isn't sponsoring bill richardson's trip. it says it hopes that will open up humanitarian access. the u. n says about 3000000 people are in need of aid that is triple the year before. and it's being blamed on a combin

that's much more earnest working on timing. is in the autumn, cool and at 68. we do see the middle 70's. well, inland 79. meanwhile, for santa rosa. coming up a little bit. of course, we'll have the 4 zone forecast for you and the extended. well, thanks, dave. >> for 15 years. dana king was one of the main newscasters keeping the bay area and formed. she did leave the airwaves in 2012. but in her current incarnation, she says she still telling stories just in a different way kron four's, pam moore talked with her about why she says she's now the happiest she's ever been. >> good evening. and the world news tonight, teenage inmates health. >> you likely remember dana king from her work in bay area news but that's old news. this is dana king today. i hate being he has moved from award-winning journalist to a nationally recognized coulter always created. i've always done open a bag clay and see what i'm just on zone. and it just is a place of peace for me. it is quite a contrast from her 25 year long journey in television. 15 of t

and purdue i think they were driven in part by the ones who were earnest and after in driving the story they were driven in part by contact groups with community groups, they had seen the way this played out in their own communities in the context of outrage and there should be some semblance of justice and accountability. i don't know that it's enough or will ever be enough but i think that level of engagement does make a difference. >> unfortunately we are out of time, thank you to all of you who have been watching, thank you to both of our extraordinary authors patrick redden keefe and eric cairo i really encourage you all to read their books, they are just terrific and important books. , enjoy the rest of the national book festival. >> you are watching the tv coverage of this year's national book festival you just saw a panel of authors talking about the opioid epidemic in now on your screen is one of the two authors eric eyre death in mud like a fight against the drug companies that deliver the open weight epidemic. if you would like to call in and participate in this conversation

the next generation at all for our floor speakers are really low and i know i've been working in earnest trying to find ways to try to work ways to get this language out to her kids and and ah, ah no. but who taught me was my mother and my grandma, my dad's mother, she talked us in or apple on my dad wasn't there. what we're saying there are not saw this. oh my people, look at your flag. it has been raised. it is raised and fly in the wind. oh, this flag song. i used always sing that song when i was a little kid. and my mother was in the kitchen. she heard me, and she said, i'm gonna teach you the proper words. so she did a, i always kept that song in my head. she told me the meanest of the words la. hey, near dawn, the why jenna? that was a rap po, nation flag song. well hey, the up go. they how long sometimes i tell. okay. you guys are gonna grow up, are you going to start families to keep us language unless culture life is being wrapped long after me by he in a song obey him prior to not forget, try to remember me. the sorry language that keeps your epo blood going, keeping the light

hyper- partisanship again somewhere between 20 years ago and today, roughly maybe 10 years ago in earnest. so it's a hyper- partisanship i think that is different today than it was back then. the other thing that occurred is that 9/11 united it, united the country which may have accounted for more or less partisanship and more bipartisanship in thinking of finding solutions but the same thing could be the case today with the outside influence on the united states right now by foreign interests of being discussed from time to time so it seems to me that there isn't any reason, basic reason why the senate couldn't perform today like it did before if there's trust , if there's an understanding and mutual interest and then we move away from divisive issues and spend more time talking about unity and what we find that we agree with. >> when you talk about the death of the senate and in your narrative there as you went from your arrival, your election to the senate was in 2000 so your inauguration, your swearing-in was 2001. you identified a marker about 10 years ago and you cast the trend line

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the open space authority said they will begin to engage with the public in earnest in the early part of next year, so they can begin to to form late that plan for this area. >>> no to the backlog at california ports. a new push to get those shipping containers from the docks and on to the roads. reporter chris holmstrom has the latest. >> reporter: containers taking up space as cargo ships wait at today federal, state, and local leaders gave some insight in how they plan to stop the problem. l.a.'s mayor said there already has been some progress. >> since we have talked about implementing a fee on containers that are not moving, we have decreased already by 332%, the number of con -- 32% the number of containers we have on dock. >> reporter: and another hope is to get more truck drivers on the road. >> allowing us to double from 5,000 commercial tests a month to 50,000 commercial tests a month. >> reporter: and truck weight exemptions on our highways. >> it will have a substantial benefit on industrial and manufacturing cad containers that willmaeir way into the ports of long beach a

i'm back into the corner to knock on that swing on both arms, because i believe in human rights in earnest. and i believe morality. there's always some type of retaliation. whenever you get a really good settlement, whenever you, as that, as i would say, just nail a once they want to come back and get you, but it's just business. it's not supposed to get personal. as a shop steward, my dad had an adversarial relationship with many of the bosses around the dinner table. i hear stories like this one there. he had lost a large arbitration, a grievance with me and he took me outside on my 45th birthday without it, without any near shot of anyone else, say, i may fire you for no reason at all and you'll be on the outside. look at it for 6 months a year. you get to arbitration in 1997 local management postal inspectors following me and made a daily basis. they accuse me of stealing $500.00 over a 10 year period and put me out of work. this time i understand. bob is suspended without pay, pending the outcome of a criminal investigation regarding mileage expense report. it was the spring of my sen

it starts going in earnest by the time we get to the tail end of the commute home in the north bay 7:king its way down across, right to the heart of the bay by the time we got to midnight. so that is the end of monday, still good rain but here's what happens after that passes. it keeps going. not the steady, continuous rain of monday night, but throughout the day on tuesday you will see scattered, follow-up hit and miss showers is open on tuesdays commute also having rain on it. if you look at the rainfall totals from this, that is two inches of rain for santa rosa. that is enough that we likely could have some minor localized street flooding. if you are a comparison, the big atmospheric river that came through on october 26, that dropped five inches of rain in santa rosa, so this is less but it is still significant. it is the best way i can put it. sinners that half inch rain but look at the santa cruz mountains. they will get about three inches of rain up in the mountains. that will be concerned for the burn scar. not a significant the last one but still something to keep in mind if

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hard to extract greater concessions and purdue i think they were driven in part by the ones who were earnest and after in driving the story they were driven in part by contact groups with community groups, they had seen the way this played out in their own communities in the context of outrage and there should be some semblance of justice and accountability. i don't know that it's enough or will ever be enough but i think that level of engagement does make a difference. >> unfortunately we are out of time, thank you to all of you who have been watching, thank you to both of our extraordinary authors patrick redden keefe and eric cairo i really encourage you all to read their books, they are just terrific and important books. , enjoy the rest of the national book festival.

and then the work started in earnest, looking at the rebel, the mountain of rebel, the in fact, needed much more bigger heavy duty commit to move the rebel in order to access the people who have been trapped inside that building. now it's not clear exactly how many people have been trapped and emergency workers are really silent about the number of people who been killed because of this disaster. lagos is no stranger to this disaster. respecting the construction code has always been a difficult situation in lagos enforcement. despite enforcement such contravention, continue not only in lagos, but across the cities in id area. people bribe officials to look the other way while the big go screaming things and making construction or constructing poorly built structures in lagos. eventually these structures collapse and killed and lots of people every yeah, we read your stuff, such incidences. but again, in the area why this incident occurred, it's expected that officers are watching closely because this is a high brow area. and people expect officials in that area will be watching exactly

we didn't really get _ going with vaccinating in earnest until the end ofjanuary, beginning in februaryput the 12 weeks - between first and second dose, and then the six months, which is the important i timescale for the booster, - we are just getting to the point where people are starting to come through and be invited. _ young people are also being encouraged to get their vaccinations. a bit nervous, but i'm glad that i'm doing it, like, so that we can get back to normal. covid cases are dropping amongst the young, but numbers are still high, and with infection rates rising in older people, who suffer more severely with symptoms, the push to get people vaccinated continues. alison freeman, bbc news, york. and in the latest official figures on coronavirus, just over 30,300 new infections were recorded in the latest 24—hour period. that means, on average, there were 35,362 new cases per day in the last week. there were another 62 deaths, of people who died within 28 days of testing positive. that means an average of 168 deaths a day in the last week. figures on boosterjabs show more tha

through the next couple of hours of advances all the way to tomorrow afternoon when we finally get some earnest but then here comes a new system stopping as we get to late on wednesday. post the commute and it's a fast mover right on through. it goes and we'll take another pause again for the weekend longer-range this is what we're talking about. this is the dose on thursday. okay. that's all well and good friday saturday this breaks apart. don't worry about it. there's more to be had monday morning here comes a dose. another one for tuesday into wednesday and they're actually more success of systems to look to upstream. checking your 4 zone forecast out tomorrow. a lot of cloud cover. we have 67 around san francisco will do the lower to middle 60's along the coast. 67 for burlingame down to the south 65 for foster city 70 for palo alto in the south bay who could scratching some lower 70's here. 72 for a san jose upper 60's east bay shoreline tri valley 70 ish 69 for walnut creek 67 for berkeley 67 vallejo 67 for napa and santa rosa at 67. so having said all that with the traffic that we expect

there's another package upstream that may bring us some earnest rain a rest. the futurecast winds. real quick. there's a slight shift, but more importantly, we lose some of the minor intensity. winds been coming in from the south kind of underscoring again. how mild this air mass really has been through all of this now, success of systems will be a little different. we get into the weekend early next week. some of these will be coming in from the north and they'll be more mountain. snows lower elevation in terms of the snow to actually false. we can collect some of this for long term storage that will be up in the mountains, live shot of the golden gate. we've got rain showers early. they'll be drizzle and fog late and that will greet you tomorrow morning. a little break happening on tuesdays clearing up the clouds by late on the day on tuesday. then late on wednesday. here comes some rain to take into early thursday. then by the weekend we do the whole thing again on sunday, early in 2 the success of week. now back to tonight. again, fog develops again across

i am being deadly earnest. when your editor says, explain the supply chain, ok. lots of luck in your senior year, as my coach used to say. but this is a confusing time. think of all those children, all those children who may have lost more than a year of education by only being out one semester. think of all that is going on in terms of access to everything from, when you go back to college, if you are in college, do you have to wear your mask? was your roommate? this is a confusing moment, and it seems to me my job as president of the united states is to try to figure out, myself as well, what most is needed to put people at ease and let them know there is a way through this. there's a through this. the world has never been here before. that sounds like hyperbole, but think about it. think about it. this is truly one of those inflection points in history. all the pieces moving, both in terms of the relationships among and between nations, as well as the pieces of what employment future people have. how do we do this? and so this is a confusing time, but i promis

alternate advocated by experienced professionals and above all by the country's leading engineer of earnest morgan. it ended in a pragmatic understanding that essentially notified the conditions on the ground. the handshake to collaborate where necessary and to leave each other's imperatives to labor. it must be mentioned, however, that harvard law professor felix and his former student were appalled by such conciliation of a private holding company. even so, the first oval office meeting between the president and the holding company executive 12 days before christmas of 1934 was marked by superficial jolity and the two joult sized egos. one of the fewer men fdr took a special liking to the labor secretary believed. he had some of the characteristics as himself. but overoffice jousting occurred amid an ominous back drop for the utility industry as a whole. in his state of the union address, his second on january 4, 1935, the president called for the abolition of the evil of holding companies. two weeks later, he left his oval office conference confronted with a death sentence rendered. do y

but more earnest, kind of sticks around from sunday on into early the following week ken and pam, thank california is seeing a drop in population growth for the first time since 1998. but that does not necessarily mean that people have stopped moving here, data analysis company stacker has compiled a list of the states where most of the people are coming from. here's a look at the top 3. >> coming in at number 3, the state of washington, more than 31,000 people move from washington to california in 2019. number 2, the state of texas. more than 37,000 people moved from texas and texas also happens to be the most common destinations for californians who are leaving here. so we just raining off, i guess the new york is the number one state sending people to california more than 37,500 people moved here from new york in 2000, 19. >> but not as many californians are making the move to the big apple. it is the 8th most to come and estimation from california. according to stacker. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the forty-niners needed yesterday's win against the bears in the worst last probably

with father christmas show in it. covet bess clearly desk or support segregation and thought those earnest a political commentator and new york observer colonist andre. well, cuz how does christmas it shouldn't be politicized? there is certainly no doubt that leaving cove it out of christmas. best use is an important thing. we don't want christmas to be infected by the of the arguments is going on about these vaccine passports and about these vaccine lives. we do need to, to make christmas special again because remember, so many was lost out on christmas last year. and of course, he's been a miss bull couple of years. i mean, if you go back to what was a christmas 2 years ago, we never could have expected the couple of years we've had with this corona vice, but really we are getting over it. but i warn you of a significant guy and just the danger is that some people have to love this locked out. it's given them not cheap stuff that you signal and it's given them an opportunity to fit to walk it. the neighbors, those people are determined job a lock down for as long as possible. i'm for eve

and then the work started in earnest. looking at the rebel, the mountain of rebel, in fact, needed much more bigger heavy duty commit to move the rebel in order to access the people who have been trapped inside the building. now it's not clear exactly how many people have been truck and lagos is no stranger to this disaster. respecting the construction court has always been a difficult situation in lagos enforcement. despite enforcement such contravention, continue not only in lagos, but across switches nigeria, people bribe officials to look the other way. while the they go screaming things and making construction or constructing poorly built structures in leg was eventually these structures collapse and killed and lot of people every year. we read your stuff, such incidences. vote counting is underway for south africa as local elections. early report show a low turnout in monday's poll. it's expected to be the toughest conscious yet for the ruling african national congress party. it's been facing growing discontent of a

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and then the work started in earnest, looking at the rebel, the mountain of rebel. they in fact, needed much more bigger heavy duty commit to move the rebel in order to access the people who have been trapped inside the building. now it's not clear exactly how many people have been trapped and lagos is no stranger to this disaster. a respecting b construction court has always been a difficult situation in lagos enforcement, despite enforcement such contributions continue not only in lagos, but across the switches. nigeria, people bribe officials to look the other way while the they go skimming things and making construction or constructing poorly built structures in lego, eventually these structures collapse and killed and lot of people every yeah, we register such incidences. in the news ahead liberia's climate challenge. we look at why it was ranked the worst performing country in the world on sustainability and a quarter of a century of ounces. here we look at which impacts since it launched with a mission to give a voice to the voiceless. ah now has been relativ

those efforts behind the scenes have been continuing in earnest as they try to bring this to some form of conclusion because there is a huge amount at stake here. him, 17 people, 16 americans, one canadian, being held by this group. now 15, obviously, we know the nationalities of those who've been released, but still being held up by this group, a group that sir, it is believed to be the $400.00 mo, so a particularly fierce group that has moved from small, petty crime to controlling huge swathes of haiti, east of the capital of poto, prince has moved into mass kidnappings. they're seen as a hugely or dangerous kidnapping. a can nothing. 17 people in one go 174 of a foreigners. and it was reported a ransom of a $1000000.00 per person. that groups lead or apparently saying that he would be willing to kill all of them if that money was not paid. thank you very much for the update for lavelle in washington. really please say that one person has been killed and 3 others injured in a shooting in occupied east jerusalem. this happened near an entrance to alex or mos compound to israeli police

showing up on thursday, friday and saturda, especially in the inland bay valleys, at least in more in earnesteling through the big valley. i'll see you back here tomorrow. all right, bill. thank you. well dry weather is causing another sierra ski resort to delay its season sugar bowl in north lake tahoe is the third resort to postpone the ski season. it was set to open this friday, but with the mild and dry weather in the week ahead. the resort posted on its website that their winter season is now delayed. heavenly and northstar resorts also delayed the start of their seasons due to the mild weather. the owner of donner ski resorts, says it's too warm even to make snow. gets very, very cold at night, but unfortunately during the day it's been getting up into the upper forties and some days into the fifties. up here. we'll just have to see what happens this year. it doesn't look too promising right now. resort operators are hoping for some help from mother nature in time for the christmas season. well, san francisco state has awarded 10 full ride scholarships to young people who received a cov