lacey, what happened after this conversation? you say you were called in.-- for you to reassure them i don't want to discriminate against an employee, customer or anyone else but i want to hold to what my personal beliefs are as well? was there any attempt at finding common ground? >> yeah, anytime you're called in to alaska airlines, it's always because they are upset with you for any sort of reason. so when you go in, you already know you're under fire from them. i feel like when you're in that situation as an employee, they definitely -- i feel like they target you and pressure you and they definitely wanted me to basically take back the question. that was something i wasn't going to do. >> shannon: alaska airlines online describes equal opportunity this way. they say at alaska, we believe every person deserves respect, to feel like they belong and have equal opportunity regardless of race, ethnicity, disability, age, gender, gender identity or sexual orientation. stephanie, sounds like a good goal. >> there's one category that's very conspicuously missi

i >> joel: was gonna, lacey went with say i feel like i her. went into >> where areas a flashback machine, and i was watching it's ecu did she seek out for herself? >> criminals, wanted to do game in criminals so bad. >> thousand and 16. i didn't baylor tcu, burns watched her game is like inaction, she kate was want to speak her mind and dress how she 70-65. wanted. and >> curt: conservative lady this feels like lawyer one day in stilettos and spiky hair the next. >> would you walk into a courtroom and look like she own the place. >> could hear her come in before you saw her? >> you could. and we always joke, because she would wear foreign seals and you knew she was in the courtroom. >> another, think she was all about family, she had hired her sister to help with the office and they need at knew better than anyone that hard driving tricky that could be one minute, and a gulf coast next. >> she fired me like every week. >> she fired you? >> you are her office assistant. >> yeah, and at night she would call me and say, we will talk, and then she

lacey is described as 5 feet, 2 inches tall, 120 pounds, shes a piercing on the left side of her nose. anyone who has any information about lacey is asked to call their local police department and oakland police have new information in connection to a sunday morning. homicide opd says the vehicle that you see here may be involved in that case. the stabbing happened about 3 in the morning on lakeshore avenue. police. >> but on the victim and took that person to a hospital where they later died. anyone with information about the incident is asked to contact the oakland police department. the lay hope police are getting cameras installed in 40 patrol cars. it's all an effort to increase transparency in policing. the new cameras will show activity in front of the police car as well as what is happening in the back seat. the cameras will also record traffic stops, vehicle pursuits and transports of people under arrest. they can be re they can read license plates 8 times faster than the old systems. allay police officers have already been equipped with body-worn cameras to record interactio

talk about this now and simon lacey, he's former vice president of global government affairs. that was way technology sions, and joins us now on skype from adelaide, australia. good to have you with us. so 1st of all, was this, do think a purely security decision? yeah, i mean, this is thing sort of pursued for some time now. and although this was some, the ball was picked up and, and carried very enthusiastically by the comp administration. and you know, sort of at the behest of officials like um, like mon pon mike long tire. and josh bolton, i think since since the trumpet, ministration left, we haven't seen any sort of letting up in the pressure against. wow way. which kind of leads one to believe that this is part of a much more sort of bureaucratic bureaucratically entrenched set of interests within western intelligence communities who, who have succeeded in convincing political leaders. that while i does actually represent a threat to their national security, although that threat has never really been very well articulated by any government or by any political later. how

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it requires perception, movement, and balance simultaneously. lacey. it's exhausting, but i thought it was very cool and exciting. others he shouted of blanket. it's so distracting, all this stuff around you, you really have to focus on the exercises and the movements you have to do to give them a homeless. it's that combination of balance and cognition that the designers wanted to achieve. as he audis eddystone, one equal to the i have to precisely identify audio visual stimuli and react to them though on balance plays a huge and important role in reacting to the right point at the right time in the game is on afford us. and it's only when the body and mind are in harmony and balanced, that you're really capable of performing these dual tasking exercises, lysol outstanding. so what influence does this specially designed fitness game have on cognition? after the game psychologist, sophia anson ada runs a test on the children to find out what i am often thought and of medic, some kids we do a talented to measure selective attention. that's the extent to

destruction 1st hand that climate changes am in des. varmint is causing so many problems in houses. lacey, you know, they said they don't food and you know, at times there's flood in and all these things in order to raise awareness of these problems. more and more schools are also organizing so called green clubs, outside of class. the children go on excursions, collect rubbish, and plant trees. the green clubs often lead by environmental protection activists, is much easier to groom. the younger ones who become people were more responsible instead of possibly focusing on the adult. we for the younger ones, are there was no glory. now, you freak on ship to the future. you such a way that we are more suited to was goodness wishes. it is better for the climate and also for the future. environmental education in schools is the stars, the coming years will show whether the seat that was planted here as terminated thanks to educational progress. children understand early that they are the ones who stand to suffer the consequences of inaction on climate change and pollution school children in e

. >> lacey in tennessee, democratic color. >> i like to say i don't understand how booktv.org but this fellow on and live like he has. in the first place, this fellow right here the only thing he's interested in is talking points and trump, that's all this fellow has gotten his mind. but this is why he's just like the rest of them. >> you have a question or a comment here? >> i have a comment. given the same set of circumstances these people right here if they had the different things that happened what do you think they would do and i shudder to kevin mccarthy and these people just like they did counting the votes and stuff. you ask him right now probably lie just like he does about everything else but you people that are get your head up out of the sand because we are really in a parallel universe for certain and these people the event back lost. he's a liar. >> congressman before we let you. >> i thought we agreed we wouldn't have any of my relatives going. >> congressman we will leave it there. your final thoughts before we take a break and come back with our next guest. >> first o

many more lives will be lost. russian forces are bombarding the twin cities of civil done at scanned lacey shanks. i asked are correspond, mathias billing or who is in eastern ukraine? why these places are so significant? well this city is actually has been shelled for a long time now. it's surrounded from 3 sides by the russian army inside the city. the ukrainian army is holding, but it's becoming increasingly more difficult as the main bridge leading into the city that side that is not a way it's not surrounded is a river actually, and this bridge has been blown up and every few smaller, one smaller bridge actually that leads into the city, so it's very difficult to get supplies. their water and electricity are down in the city and jermel by signal as well. the same is true for the says to city that lies on the other side of the address river. this, it shuns, most of the cities have been cut off, electricity and water drinking water needs to be brought there. and the main danger is now that the road that leads into these 2 cities into less a chance can then by a smaller bridge into a sma

surrounded by a dragon, his chinese name, lacey, you long means little dragon. he was born in the year of the dragon. we use technology to align the animations on top of the mirror to kind of make it like seamless is one of three artists who created the animation that made the mural and immersive experience experienced the art and like, three dimensional way they can look at one. one side of the wall and another side of the wall and have a different experience. the life and legacy of a legend who embraced inclusion celebrated people to take away this idea of kinship of solidarity of. coming together. the mural will be displayed here at the museum for at least five years, but the artwork is designed to be mobile , so artists hope to eventually turn it into a traveling exhibit to be displayed across the country. in san francisco. chinatown amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. it is ridiculously labor intensive, but it's also very satisfied. they do it for the love of silent movies coming up, see how people experience the rich history of silent films right here in the ba

protect one of the most critical infrastructure, not only now, but for generations to come from in lacey as, while ways former vice president of global government affairs. he says, losing canada won't be too big or a blow for while way. broadway drew a line in the sand a long time ago and decided to sort of circle the wagons and focus on those markets where it's still had access, but particularly on its domestic market as well. but you have to remember there are many markets around the world where my way not only has access that is welcomed in latin america in africa and talk with central asia and also some of the fastest growing market in se asia, like indonesia. so i think, you know why we're gonna keep on doing what it, what we've done this was definitely apply when it lost access to europe. that was definitely applying in europe with the largest start with the market. and he's also a very strong consumer market. so i think losing, losing access to europe was a blow, but canada really not. not really not. yes. remember that 5 g is one of the core general purpose technology. the 3 goin

lacey is described as being 5 feet to 120 pounds. she is a piercing on the left side of her nose.with information is asked to call police the east bay. oakland police have released a picture of a vehicle of interest in connection to a homicide that happened early sunday morning. you see it there. >> it was about 03:00am sunday when officers responded to the 1200 block of lakeshore avenue, not far from the ampitheater there south end of lake merritt. they found a person who had been shot. that person was taken to a local hospital where they died. anybody with any information is asked to contact the oakland police department. >> now to the north bay where police in valais how are investigating a deadly shooting. it happened in hazelwood street just a few streets down from any penny cook elementary school. they say that a man was found shot in his car. when officers arrived, they tried to save the man, but he died on scene and video from the crime scene shows tape there blocking off hazelwood street. the shooting happened just before 11, 30 last night. investigators are still trying

and this is happening more frequently in pakistan as heat waves has been melting the country's laceypeople were not left stranded in the flooding. were not left stranded in the floodinu. �* ,, �* ., flooding. translation: we have moved all of _ flooding. translation: we have moved all of those _ flooding. translation: we have moved all of those who _ flooding. translation: we have moved all of those who are - moved all of those who are vulnerable and we have provided them with russians. at the moment, thank god, there are no people left at risk.— people left at risk. heatwaves are common _ people left at risk. heatwaves are common occurrences - people left at risk. heatwaves are common occurrences in i are common occurrences in pakistan but they have arrived earlier than usual this year across south asia and reached record levels. hitting well above a0 celsius in some regions, its caused power and water shortages. scientists say this is because of climate change and pakistan's climate minister told the bbc the country's agriculture market is facing a crisis because of it. pakistan is

. >> lacey's the world from park avenue i'm from scranton, looking up for the average person out thereople i grew up with in scranton. i grew up surrounded by a lot of hardworking folks in scranton, pennsylvania. >> laura: paying $6 a gallon for gas, joey. at the little people will find it's going to be harder to get a job. pay the mortgages, avoid groceries, forget saving for a rainy day, they will need the money to pay off their bills. sending their kids to schools, teaching with the kids really need to know to be successful. their dreams are being bashed one by one. and the binding crew could not care less. if they quite your concerns by hyping the reversal or making up fake things about ron desantis. as long as these people remain in power, our lives in the country we love will continue to deteriorate. nothing will really improve all that much until they are beaten at the ballot box so badly that they will think long and hard about trying such nonsense again. or at least, not for a very long time. and that's "the angle." joining me now is larry kudlow on fox business and former dir

i'm not looking to make sure i am kim john lacey. i'm about to cut off so that was a guy. good. lucille, i love, i love you unless you have up with and then follow, don't really. doesn't want that is good. and if that i go through what, what do you want to look at the law more that would allow yourself, although it's about 10 minutes to them how long, but i don't and i also gave them a key to to, to don't, i don't, i don't know what i mean and the group for over a lot 4th on just get don't because she was born or did you did you could use on of lopez. i shift a follow up a little bit of a bad job. a wheel. wow. in a lead with a me a shout back. i love you. we're just going to look here. i would do. are you good? right? no, it's cool going. if you can just he done a lot about i'm sure you will know. i know a lot of people are lucky and you don't like in the machine. it was a mall on a disk. that vehicle is on the lobby. should we add up end to kahn? he's on this. he diesel, roco new. he's on saw a news. i don't need a bono love to tell you. i don't live on so they sent me a

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lacey is described at as a 5 feet 2. at 120 pounds. she has a piercing on the left side of her nose. violence at a middle school in san francisco sent the boy to the hospital and it's leaving parents and faculty scrambling for answers. kron on's has the comedian has that story. >>a 13 year-old boy was hospitalized with serious injuries after being involved in a physical altercation with another student at everett middle school in san francisco happened monday at around it's scary. you know something like that happen. we are really very concerned about the safety of our students so that every middle school parents say that some students have been more aggressive after returning to campus in the wake of the pandemic. and i seen different type of behaviors ever says covid started. add to that the co chair of the everett middle school ptsa says a lack of full-time teachers also plays a role in student behavior. so i just, you know, just taking my kid out of those classes and a time because i don't want him to be. >>an environment that is r

i think lacey is not on the historic numbers.e just have to look at last month alone for two and 34 illegal apprehensions i think bill said it right status quo remains the same. this administration is not putting any enforcement mechanisms in place to deter its illegal behavior. so even without afforded to a place we are still seeing a record numbers of illegal apprehensions. and should it go away you will see that number spike. look at last month allowed 96000 individuals returned under title 42. those 96000 the vast, vast majority will be released into the united states. mike: elected dig into some more numbers over 24 hour period customs and border protection reports rio grande valley, 13709 part of paso 1296. del rio 1831, yuma 1285, how alarming do you find those numbers? >> it's alarming on a variety of fronts on the human trafficking in human smuggling the illegal narcotics coming across. but also the public safety in the national security threat. if all these different crisis playing out at the same time along that border

i interviewed a former fbi special agent here in buffalo named jonathan lacey.ty keyed into this stuff. and he said, you can bet that the fbi is trying to track down those 15 people. some of them, he said, are not going to go by their real names when they log in to watch this stuff. they might have handles. but they can find out from ip addresses and other things, maybe tracking of their phones possibly, who these people are. he said, you can bet they're going to track those people down, interview them, bring them in, and see if any of them might have been complicit in this attack. >>> lawmakers in oklahoma late today supplying a preview of what large portions of the country might look like if and when the country overturns roe v. wade. t abortion providers with anyone who aids or abets them. the vote comes a day after hearing house judiciary committee. a louisiana congressman put this hypothetical -- make of it what you will -- to an alabama obgyn. >> do you support the right of a woman to have a an abortion seconds away from giving birth? >> i think the questi

lacey is described as 5 feet to 120 pounds with a piercing on the left side of her nose. anyone with information about her whereabouts is asked to call police oakland police ev new information in connection to a sunday morning homicide opd says. >> that vehicle seen here could be involved in the case. the stabbing happened about 3 in the morning on lakeshore avenue near the amphitheater there by the lake police. they found the victim took the person to the hospital where they later died. anyone with information about the incident is asked to contact the oakland police department. >> coming up here tonight during kron 4 news in prime time. a body found buried in oakland. the details we're learning tonight about this situation. plus, the changes coming to a bay area water district. why some restrictions are being lifted. >> and the rules that are sticking around. but first, concerns over this upcoming fire season. what fire officials are expecting. >> after another year of drought. >> president biden is approving a disaster declaration for the wildfire outbreak in new mexic

let's bring in jonathan lacey. he served as special agent with the fbi for more than two decades. jonathan, thanks for being here. this is a chaotic and dangerous situation for law enforcement, no doubt but at what point should they have gone in >> kayla, first of all, thank four having me i come to you from the heartbroken city of buffalo, new york, where we had our own massacre two weeks from tomorrow and we're still burying our community members from -- from that and i send my most sin veer condolences to the people -- people of uvalde, and everyone who was impacted um and, you know, to your -- your question -- when should they have gone in? look the standard-training protocol that the director -- the department of public safety of texas referred to in his remarks is that you in and stop the killing. um, i was not -- not a s.w.a.t. officer or s.w.a.t. agent but as a line-special agent, i was taught that if, in the course of my regular business, i came across a -- a school shooting, i was to wait for, ideally, two other trained law enforcement officers and go in and stop the kil

terrible loss of life i cannot imagine it much worse >> all right we will leave it there jonathan lacey appreciate your time. thank you. >> about 300 miles away from uvalde, an nra convention kicked off, a roster spoke at the event, including ted cruz and donald trump both slammed democrats for pushing gun control laws. >> sadly, before the sun had set on the horrible day of tragedy we witnessed a now familiar parade of cynical politicians seeking to exploit the tears of sobbing families to increase their own power and take away our constitutional rights. >> governor greg abbot didn't attend the event, and he did send a pre-recorded message. hundreds of demonstrators gathered to protest the event. that's where valerie castro is >> day one of the convention is wrapping up as we speak and as people are leaving the protesters are here behind me and they have been here throughout the day, yelling, holding up signs in some cases they have photos of the children that were killed in uvalde just a few days ago and as people leave the convention, you can hear the protesters yelling at them >> we

lacey was suspicious but where did he wait.nixon, the biden guy richard nixon, he had a typical navy blue blazer for brezhnev when he got there with a presidential trail, and he also had the keys to this brand new navy blue lincoln continental [inaudible] . brezhnev like cars. and so brezhnev relish this. as he told nixon, get into the passenger seat. brezhnev got behind the wheel, i'm sure the surface was having a great time with this. and dixon was used to driving these narrow privy roads in camp david in a coal golf got. so nixon is over here in the passenger side, brezhnev is behind the wheel, they go down these curry, down the hill, around the curve. brezhnev it's 50 miles an hour in the lincoln continental. and you can see richard nixon, as the story goes, sitting over there in very examining, oh, slow down, slow down, slow down! [laughter] and brezhnev slams on the brakes, around the curve, the come to a white-knuckle stop with richard nixon, and he says, very fine automobile. [inaudible] really well. so he liked that. a

together >> next on detectives list was karen's former boyfriend, michael lacey.a lighted tech to test so police interviewed him three separate times. >> did you all have keys to each other's? house >> definitely. not >> you could just walk over and walk in? >> we would. call >> he is someone that we had to rule out completely and we did. that >> so if you're thinking in your line of work, the usual suspects, the usual suspects were not going to figure in this one. >> not the media. family >> defective is nelson ensured or realize they had on their hands, while homicide cops, he obtrusively. the first 48 hours of a case, usually you get a break. and there's something that says chase this, right? >> yes. normally you would get something within the first 48. hours >> so this is as baffling as it was. cruel >> exactly. it did make any sense. >> then came march 16th, 2009. six weeks after the lofted killings went to unsolved murders became four. >> and begin with a report of a stolen nissan maximal, just a couple of blocks away from where the law often's had been kill

but they believe that she may have become a victim of human trafficking in this case, lacey is described as 5 foot 220 pounds and she has a piercing on the left side of her nose. today. east bay congressman eric swalwell is going to be in san francisco meeting with the fbi to talk about how to crack down on retail theft rings. swalwell is calling on u.s. attorney general merrick garland and the director of the fbi to get involved and work with state and local law enforcement and stop these crimes from happening a recent survey shows 75% of retailers have seen increase in thefts since 2020 after me to the fbi swallows going hold a news conference in front of the federal building in san francisco. and we'll be staying tuned for that is supposed to happen at 10, 30 this morning. want to give you the latest on covid news now. the u.s. is averaging about 53,000 new cases of covid every day and that numbers more than doubled in the past month in california, we're averaging almost 5,000 new cases a day according to the cdc, all 9 bay area counties currently have a high rate of transmission. the

surrounded by a dragon, his chinese name, lacey, you long means little dragon. he was born in the year of the dragon. we use technology to align the animations on top of the mural to kind of make it like seamless is one of three artists who created the animation that made the mural and immersive experience experienced the art and like, three dimensional way they can look at one. one side of the wall and another side of the wall and have a different experience. the life and legacy of a legend who embraced inclusion celebrated people to take away this idea of kinship of solidarity of. coming together. the mural will be displayed here at the museum for at least five years. but the artwork is designed to be mobile , so artists hope to eventually turn it into a traveling exhibit to be displayed across the country. in san francisco. chinatown amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. as the warriors are preparing for their game tomorrow against the grizzlies, that chase center we are now learning how bad warriors player gary payton two seconds. injuries are as well as the nba's

lacey, you can see plenty of pictures here. she's 5 foot. 2 120 pounds. she has a piercing on the left side of her nose. >> happening today, east bay congressman ericcswalwell will be in san francisco to meet with the fbi to discuss a crackdown on retail theft rings. swalwell is calling on u.s. attorney general merrick garland to and the director of the fbi to work with state and local law enforcement to stop these types of crimes. according to a recent survey, 75% of retailers have seen an increase in thefts since 2020. after he meets with the fbi. swalwell is expected to hold a news conference in front of the federal building in san francisco. that conference set to begin at 10, 30 this morning and we'll be following it for you. turning to our covid-19 coverage now the u.s. is averaging about 53,000 new cases of covid every day. and that number has more than doubled in the past month here in california are averaging almost 5,000 cases per day. and according to the cdc, all 9 bay area counties currently have a high rate of transmission. however, there is

this is the home where the couple lived in 2000 and two when scott peterson was accused of murdering laceyand their unborn son. he was arrested a year later and remains in san quentin for life without the possibility of parole for the murders. the problem is he tried to use our hometown and my grandfather's legacy to self promote. a debate over the future of the gilroy garlic festival why organizers are pushing back after another city offers to revive it. also a breezy day today, but warmer weather is on the way. chief weather is on the way. chief meteorologist bill martin it's still the eat fresh refresh, and now subway's upping their italian sandwich game! we're talking the new italian-style capicola. it's savory, smoky, and spicy. man, this is the triple-threat of deli meat! subway keeps refreshing and refreshing and refreshi- under district attorney gascón, i prosecuted car break-ins. all repeat offenders, often in organized crime rings. but when chesa boudin took office, he dissolved the unit and stopped me from collaborating with the police on my cases. now home and car break-ins are

you use your mind more so just using your body surrounded by a dragon , his chinese name, lacey, you long means little dragon. he was born in the year of the dragon. we use technology to align the animations on top of the mirror to kind of make it like seamless is one of three artists who created the animation that made the mural and immersive experience experienced the art and like, three dimensional way they can look at one. one side of the wall and another side of the wall and have a different experience and legacy of a legend who embraced inclusion celebrated people to take away this idea of kinship of solidarity of. coming together. the mural will be displayed here at the museum for at least five years, but the artwork is designed to be mobile, so artists hope to eventually turn it into a traveling exhibit to be displayed across the country. in san francisco. chinatown amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. certainly something to go check out alright. a new addition to the chase center, a statue of late san francisco mayor ed lee , who helped bring the warriors back to the city. we'll h

lacey is described as 5 foot miercing on the left side of her >> happening today with the east bay congressman eric swalwell in san francisco to meet with the fbi to discuss how to crack down on retail theft rings. swalwell is calling on u.s. attorney general merrick garland and the director of the fbi to work with the state and local law enforcement to stop these types of crimes. according to a recent survey, 75% of retailers have seen an increase in thefts since 2020. after he meets with the fbi. swalwell is set to hold a news conference in front of the federal building in san francisco that press conference expected to begin at 10, 30 this morning. turning to our covid-19 coverage. now the u.s. is averaging about 53,000 new cases of covid each and every day and that number has more than doubled in the past month in california are averaging almost 5,000 new cases per day with the cdc saying that all 9 bay area counties are currently. experiencing a high rate of transmission. on the good side. hospitalizations and deaths are still near record lows. in fact, on average 13 people a day are dyin

people are missing in the microsoft, straight between the islands of pseudo lacey and borneo. the ferry was carrying 43 people. authority say the accident was likely caused by a fuel shortage and bad weather marine accidents. a common in the area of 17000 islands. outrageous spread across brazil after a mentally ill black man was suffocated to death by police on thursday, protest against police violence and racism have been held in so keeping and st. palo. just a warning that you may find some of the images in monica yanna keeps report distressing. demonstrators burn tires in the city of wilma, all by northeastern brazil, where jenny vall do just we saunters, was brutally killed, was stopped by to federal highway patrol officers for riding a motorcycle without a helmet. the policeman tied up, santos threw him into the back of their car and released a tear gas can before closing the boot every day a broad i've always will. i asked and begged the police to let my brother out. they said no. then the video film by bystanders was widely shared on social media. it shows some to shou

. >> "cagney and lacey" was huge.n the streets, they were tough. that was emblematic or maybe out in front a little of what was happening in the country. >> so we're a terrific team. >> there had been by that point hundreds of buddy cop shows. but these buddies were women. that had never been done before. >> i didn't go after this job because i couldn't find anything else. all right? i did not come here because i needed some kind of work to help pay the orthodontist. this means something to me. >> what the hell are we talking about here? >> we didn't even realize this was going to be such a big deal. and strangely, all these guys would say to us, well, yeah. i mean, it's a good script, but who's going to save them in the end? >> come on. we're taking you out of here, come on. >> you don't take one more step. you understand me? >> sergeant nelson, you have until 8:00 tomorrow morning to turn yourself in to iad. >> phyllis! >> if you don't, i will! >> it was the time where you really saw an emergence of women on televis

surrounded by a dragon chinese name, lacey. you long means little dragon.nology to align the animations on top of the mirror to kind of make it like seamless is one of three artists who created the animation that made the mural and immersive experience experienced the art and like three dimensional way they can look at 11 side of the wall and another side of the wall and have a different experience. the life and legacy of a legend who embraced inclusion celebrated people to take away this idea of kinship of solidarity of. coming together. the mural will be displayed here at the museum for at least five years, but the artwork is designed to be mobile , so artists hope to eventually turn it into a traveling exhibit to be displayed across the country. in san francisco. chinatown amberleigh ktvu fox two news. thank you. time is 5, 27 coronavirus infections or rising again, those numbers still ahead. the new locations here in the bay area where you can get tested and treated on the spot. and he did it again, this time when the other side of the country just days

that's where the couple lived in 2000 and two when scott peterson was accused of murdering lacey andossibility of parole for their murders. a new report found evidence of officer bias and some of california's largest police departments. that report by the california state auditor's office looked into several law enforcement groups, including the san jose police department. state auditors say they found evidence of officer bias against women. people of color immigrants and lgbtq people and found that none of the departments had a clear plan to address the bias. the report gave the department several recommendations, including a thorough check of the social media accounts of perspective, hires. while 60 recruits are part of the latest graduating class from the alameda county sheriff's office training program. this was the 173rd academy to graduate from the 28 week program. the graduates are not going to head off to work for more than a dozen law enforcement agencies, including the oakland and berkeley police departments. there may soon be some relief for many of us who are feeling the