his wife, a not hobson, has yet to be found. and police confirmed they are looking for a body. earlier in the day we issued a missing persons alert for the couple for both. >> at greg and knew there were some concerns regarding a safety thursday in less than 24 hours. a fairfield couple went from being reported missing at the time. we believe that they were traveling together in a silver 2021. toyota tacoma, however, when mister hobson was detained was not with him to the husband being arrested for suspicion of his wife's murder, fairfield police arrested. 61 year-old greg hopson here at the intersection of walters road and east have are detectives responded to the scene. make contact with mister hobson and began their initial investigation over the course of that investigation. they developed probable cause to believe >> that mister thompson had murdered his wife and new. >> now mister hobson is being held here with no bail. we went to the facility asking to interview mister hopson, but we were unable to speak to him by news time fairfield police confirmed that they are lookin

police say 61 year-old greg hobson and his wife a not hobson reported missing on thursday. fairfield officers were eventually able to find greg but not his wife. police say based on evidence collected so far they believe a non was killed. they did not say why they believe hobson to be a suspect in his wife's death at this time. officers are also looking for the 2021 toyota tacoma. the pair were last seen in anyone who may have spotted hopson or any suspicious activity involving the tacoma with the license plate on your screen. there is asked to please call fairfield police. and stay comics who believe they are. it is it may get a second chance at justice state attorney general rob bonta announcing the creation of a new post conviction justice unit. the first ever some da offices throughout california have similar units, including contra costa and napa counties. >> argument is an extra layer, a review to ensure integrity and transparency and justice in the criminal justice system. but we don't want repeat that. we do. and we do want to make sure we're taking advantage of the

police say they found greg hobson yesterday but not his wife.wo were lasting, traveling together in a silver toyota tacoma with a camper. police say that based on the evidence they found they believe on new has been killed. over the course of that investigation, they developed probable cause to believe that mr hobson had murdered his wife and new police did not say why they suspect that hobson is responsible for his wife's death . anyone who may have seen the couple or their truck is this past week is asked to call fairfield police analysis by us officials has reinforced conclusions that the balloon shot down off the coast of south carolina was in fact, a chinese spy balloon. the debris from the remnants of the balloon are now on their way to the fbi lab in virginia for deeper analysis. now military officials will look to examine the three smaller objects shot down in the eight days following the china the spy balloon incident. president biden said yesterday that they were most likely private balloons used for recreation or scientific research.

number of really high—profile awful child deaths that have hit the headlines, and thinking about star hobsonrotection is something that we should be able, through this pilot, to see much more closely. and a couple of the authorities involved in those cases, some of the highest profile child deaths, are actually in this pilot. so will there be stories you haven't really been able to report before that you might now have access to? yes. and what it means is that we can actually follow these cases step—by—step. we can report what happens in court. we have access to the evidence gathered by social workers, the reasons why they say the children should be taken into care. we can talk to families, describe what happens in court. all of these are new and they are just in these three pilot centres. will audio or cameras be allowed in at all to record anything? no, not at all, not at all. this is still, in some ways, a very closed environment, so we are the only people in addition to the families, the local authorities, the children's guardian from the children's court advisory service who will be in

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i know in on hobson were reported missing thursday. police say they're looking for the 2021 toyota tacoma. they were last seen it looks like this fairfield police were eventually able to find greg but not his wife. they say based on evidence collected so far they believe i know a non was killed. they did not say why they believe hopson killed his wife. anyone who may have either seen hobson or his wife or witnessed any suspicious activity involving that truck with the license plate that you see on your screen while they're asked to call fairfield police. >> new at 9 a street vendor was beat up outside safety center in san jose reportedly over a hot dog. the fight was captured on cell phone video and shared on social media. our first justin campbell spoke to the woman who captured the brutal fight. >> so phone video captures the moment a street vendor really kicked in the face. multiple witnesses say the assault came after a disagreement over a hot dog. the that i know wanting to pay for some hot dogs or i think like the speed of servic

number of really high—profile awful child deaths that have hit the headlines — i'm thinking about star hobsonshould be able, through this pilot, to see much more closely. and a couple of the authorities involved in those cases, some of the highest profile child deaths, are actually in this pilot. so, will there be stories you haven't really been able to report before that you might now have access to? yes, and what it means is that we can actually follow these cases step by step, we can report what happens in court, we have access to the evidence gathered by social workers — the reasons why they say the children should be taken into care. we can talk to families, we can describe what happens in court. all of these are new and they are just in these three pilot centres. will audio or cameras be allowed in at all to record anything? no, not at all, not at all. this is still, in some ways, a very closed environment, so we are the only people in addition to the families, the local authorities, the children's guardian from the court advisory service cafcass who will be in the court. if participant

yesterday, police announced that 61-year-old, greg hobson and his wife had disappeared, investigators say the couple's vehicle was found today but, he was nowhere to be found, they also found evidence that indicate she was killed. he is now under arrest under suspicion of murder. >>> california is launching a first of its kind team to take a fresh look at old convictions, the attorney general visited oakland today to announce the creation of the justice unit. he says it will work to protect potential miscarriages of justice like bias or evidence of innocence. >> we are embracing our duty to seek justice, not to blindly seek conviction. bottom line, nobody should >>and his te willstt by hdid nol reviewing cases his own office has handled before taking a broader look statewide. >>> if you are driving anywhere for the holiday weekend, you might want to stay clear of northbound 680, it will be closed from niles canyon starting at 10:00 tonight, it will be reopening just before dawn on tuesday, there will be a detour to caltrans advising drivers to save themselves the hassle and just use a

police say they found greg hobson yesterday but not his wife, a new were last seen traveling together. and a silver toyota tacoma with a camper. police say based on the evidence they found they believe a new has been killed. over the course of an investigation. they developed probable cause to believe that mr hobson had murdered his wife, a new police did not say why they suspect thompson is responsible for his wife's death that anyone who may have seen the couple or their truck this past week is asked to call fairfield police fremont police say suspect is now under arrest in the first homicide of the year. it happened yesterday afternoon at a gas station near the busy intersection of paseo padre parkway and stevenson boulevard. police say there was a fight between two men. witnesses say the person who died had been stabbed several times. police arrested the suspect a few blocks away from the crime shortly after the attack. san jose police are investigating the beating of a sidewalk vendor outside asap center and the attack all captured on video. ktvu south bay reporter jesse geary ha

number of really high—profile awful child deaths that have hit the headlines — i'm thinking about star hobsonhould be able, through this pilot, to see much more closely. and a couple of the authorities involved in those cases, will audio or cameras be allowed in at all to record anything? no, not at all, not at all. this is still, in some ways, a very closed environment, so we are the only people in addition to the families, the local authorities, the children's guardian from the court advisory service cafcass who will be in the court. if participants know that reporters are there, might it somehow distort the legal process? well you would think that's a possibility, and unfortunately, we haven't done a controlled experiment with this and spent time in these courts beforehand to judge whether it's different but certainly, when it comes to disturbing the normal process of the court, it doesn't seem like our presence has had that kind of impact. we know that there won't be any audio orfilming in these family courts but generally, is the legal system opening up to broadcasters? certainly. there

thank rachel hobson from the library, who was here making sure everything is set up properly and and most importantly, thank chris meyer, who is the sponsor of this series, a member of our board and a longtime member of the wellesley historical society. and also, just so you know, there will be refreshments. you're after the talk by tom paine, although many of you have already had access to the refreshments and that's fine. so anyway, my my great pleasure this afternoon is introducing tom paine. he has spoken to us before. tom spoke on his family history in the civil war back about three years ago. i think, tom, in pre-covid days, fascinating family history today. he's going to be speaking about another interesting ancestor, robert treat paine, and before i turn this over to tom, let me just give you a very quick introduction of of tom's a qualification since he is a recently retired landscape architect, he has retired for the purpose of doing more research on his family and also probably writing a book on the history of family. although, tom, i think you could probably write six or

turns out it was a hobson's choice after all. maybe we were not looking at this the right way.aybe it is the fed following the trend. meanwhile what can i say, folks. the pushback, naysayers going to nay. another way haters are going to hate. you will get a lot pushback on all of this. folks, don't even worry about it. i got to tell you something, if you're stuck between a rock and hard place, i saw this stock on stock charts. it essentially says one of the frustrating things for people who missed the first rally in a bull market is that they wait for the big correction, they wait, they wait. i seen this every time, particularly 2009. people are still waiting t never comes. the market just keeps climbing and climbing and climbing. this right here is a big challenge for anyone. anyone wants to make money in the stock market. here is the thing. it is not just the about emotions at the stock market running amuck. look at 10-year yield. the dollar. here is the dollar. it is coming down huge. 10 year-year-old huge. it is coming down huge. these are significanting suggesting maybe, m

star hobson, arthur, these are names _ of the issues.at you mentioned really very, very i that enough? the cases that you | mentioned really very, very tragic and very upsetting and what i learned from the national panel report that annie hudson and her team did looking at what happened in those cases was identify the earlier intensive support for families that would help us identify the minority of parents and adults who might be posing significant harm to their children. and then we need to also as well as having a sharper child protection response make sure we are using the widerfamily protection response make sure we are using the wider family network which comes back to the point on kinship care, making all of those changes at a scale that will tip the system into a more positive direction will require £2.6 billion overfour years as my review set out. the approach that the government has taken which is 200 million over the first two years means we will start to make progress in that direction but it will take longer than four or fiv

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number of really high—profile awful child deaths that have hit the headlines — i'm thinking about star hobsonthe only people in addition to the families, the local authorities, the children's guardian from the children's court advisory service who will be in the court. if participants know that reporters are there, might it somehow distort the legal process? well you would think that's a possibility, and unfortunately, we haven't done a controlled experiment with this and spent time in these courts beforehand to judge whether it's different but certainly, when it comes to disturbing the normal process of the court, it doesn't seem like our presence has had that kind of impact. we know that there won't be any audio orfilming in these family courts but generally, is the legal system opening up to broadcasters? certainly. there is now the broadcasting of sentencing in criminal cases, which is quite significant, and there are certain other steps that the courts have been taking to try to make it easier for the press to do their work. i think certainly within the judiciary, there is a sense that o