lacey started the love life foundation to help oakland youth get away from a life of crime and violence after his 16-year-old daughter was shot and killed 27 years ago. >> while i lost one, i've gained thousands. i am rejuvenated. i am inspired by the brilliance of young people like sariah. >> reporter: to make up for her loss, lacey's love life foundation has raised roughly $700. he says it's a testament how oakland comes together in times of need and fights back against the criminals that take from others. >> i'm a firm believer in karma. what goes around comes around. it's not going to end up -- and i'm not wishing anything bad on anybody, but when you victimize anyone, let alone an innocent young black woman who has only done great in the community, never done trouble, that says something for the lack of your upbringing. >> reporter: sariah plans to go to laney college in the fall. >> i have no intentions thinking about the negatives. i'm thinking about everybody who was there for me and all the people that supported me after. >> reporter: she hopes she can inspire others to work ha

especially from her mentor, donald lacey. lacey started the love life foundation to help oakland youth get away from a life of crime and violence after his 16 year old daughter was shot and killed 27 years ago. >>one i've gained thousands and yeah. i am. rejuvenated. i am inspired. by the brilliance of young people like soraya >>to make up for her loss. lacey's love life foundation has raised roughly $700. he says, is a testament of how oakland comes together in times of need and fights back against the criminals that take from others. >>i'm a firm believer in karma. what goes around comes around. it's not going to end up and i'm not wishing anything bad on anybody. but when you do when you picked him eyes anyone, let alone innocent young innocent young black woman whose only done great in the community never been in trouble. you know that says something for the lack of europe, bringing in >>soraya plans to go to laney college in the fall. she won't let the thieves robbed her of the good memories from her graduation. >>i have

lacey started the love life foundation to help oakland youth get away from a life of crime and violence after his 16-year-old daughter was shot and killed 27 years ago. >> while i lost one, i've gained thousands, and i am rejuvenated, i am inspired by the brilliance of young people like this. >> reporter: to make up for her loss, lacey's love life foundation has raised roughly $700. he says it's a testament of how oakland comes together in times of need and fights back against the criminals that take from others. >> i'm a firm believer in karma, what goes around comes around. it's not going to end up -- and i'm not wishing anything bad on anybody, but when you do, when you victimize anyone, let alone innocent, young -- an innocent, young black woman who's only done great in the community, never been in trouble, you know, that says something for the lack of your upbringing. >> reporter: she plans to go to laney college in the fall. she won't let the thieves rob her of the good memories from her graduation. >> i have no memories thinking about the negatives. i'm thinking about all the peo

lacey, home for the holiday, was various. another fight in this when i christmas eve and over some stupid, little thing? she was done. >> my sister decided to go downstairs and get into it with her. i think i remember my mom saying, i would never disrespect my parents that way. >> lacey was fed up? >> she couldn't believe they would fight on christmas. >> ben moore door slamming and lacey was out of there. >> she went back to her house and ski buffalo. >> by the time she left, your dad was outside in the workshop? >> he was outside. he does that a lot. >> amanda closed her eyes and drifted off. and then sometime after 1:30 a.m., the frantic sound. her father, 911. she ran downstairs to her parents bedroom. >> i opened the door and i see her laying there and my dad is kneeling next to her. as soon as i opened the door, he gets up and pulls me out of the room. he is hugging me and crying. >> their mother was dad. of that there was no doubt. but how and why? and who? >> coming up. what had happened in the bedroom? >> i did not r

story of my book on broken bonds a battle lacey, and good luck brother.esome but this is a letdown from that. check out this footage mountain pass outside of teton pass outside of jackson, wyoming. the road has completely collapsed what is interesting about this is this is the road that connects jackson hole, the playground of billionaires with eastern idaho the only place you can afford to live out there. looks like this summer bunch of them billionaires are going to have to learn how to do their own yardwork. >> will this survive? hard to say it. [laughter] tough work. before we go do not forget to follow the big weekend show on x, on facebook, on instagram at the big weekend show but that doesn't for us but thank you for joining us we see it next weekend. "life, liberty & levin" starts right now. ♪ aunt stark is seen

lacey and the love life foundation certainly have done that here.hat so viewers singing the praises of our consumer team, she said. a mover was essentially holding her heirloom piano hostage, so she reached out to us. she asked our consumer investigator chris chmura to pull some strings. and meet khanna takahashi. and her yamaha baby grand. nobody puts baby in the corner but khanna did have to put baby in storage. you see, she inherited this family heirloom after her dad passed unexpectedly. khanna then hit a snag. i had to figure out a place to put it. i didn't have a place, so i put it into storage. she hired quality piano movers in hayward back in 2019 to move and store all 88 ivories. the move went fine, but not her storage bill. she expected to pay 50 bucks a month starting in 2019, but khanna says the company only built her once in 2020. 250 bucks, she says she paid in full and asked for her piano back. they completely ghosted me. covid 19 was happening, so khanna gave some leeway. but she says she repeatedly asked for her piano back in 2020,

. >> donald lacey is founder of love life foundation, a nonprofit he started in memory of his 16 year old daughter, who was shot and killed in 1997. he attended soraya's graduation and describes her as a bright star who participated in many of his foundation's college prep programs. lacey is now raising money to help the teen. >> i'm hoping the person or persons who perpetrated this crime sees this and knows that we as a community are standing together for our young people. >> soraya received an email from the oakland police department tuesday that she passed the interviews and testing for a position as a police cadet. she also plans to attend college. >> what i've learned is that honestly, no matter what the bad situation is, i'll have support. soraya tells me things are definitely looking up. she says the donations and a part time job as a police cadet will help her pay for expenses when she starts laney college in the fall. mike julie amberleigh live tonight in the city of oakland. >> amber. thank you. tonight. also an update on a story we did bring you over the weekend. oakland po

especially from her mentor donald lacey.ey started the love life foundation to help oakland youth get away from a life of crime and violence after his 16-year-old daughter was shot and killed 27 years ago. >> while i lost one, i have gained thousands and i am rejuvenated and i am inspired by the brilliance of young people like saria. >> reporter: to make up for her wills, lacey's love life foundation has raised roughly $700 and he says it's a testament of how they fight back against the criminals that take from others. >> i'm a firm believer in karma. what goes around comes around. it's not going to end up -- i'm not wishing anything bad on anybody. but when you do -- when you victimize anyone, let alone innocent young -- innocent young black woman who's only done great in the community, never been in trouble, you know, that says something for the lack of your upbringing. >> reporter: she plans to go to lay knee college in the fall and she won't let the thieves rob her of the good memories from her graduation. >> i have no i

. >> donald lacey is founder of love life foundation, a nonprofit he started in memory of his 16 yearghter, who was shot and killed in 1997. he attended soraya's graduation and describes her as a bright star who participated in many of his foundation's college prep programs. lacey is now raising money to help the teen. >> i'm hoping the person or persons who perpetrated this crime sees this and knows that we, as a community are standing together for our young people, soraya received an email from the oakland police department tuesday that she passed the interviews and testing for a position as a police cadet. >> she also plans to attend college. >> what i've learned is that that honestly, no matter what the bad situation is, i'll have support, soraya tells me things are definitely looking up. she says the donations and a part time job as a police cadet will help her pay for expenses. when she starts laney college this fall. mike >> amber lee live tonight in oakland. amber. thank you. charges have now been filed against three men in connection to a freeway shooting that killed a five y

a festival followed at ingrid b lacey school complete with music, food and local artists and in the north bay, sonoma county kicked off the month with its biggest pride parade ever. thousands of people came together to celebrate equality, love and inclusion. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard takes us to the party. >> the sun was shining in santa rosa, and so was the pride. this parade through downtown giving vibes of love and inclusion. >> pride is about celebrating community. everybody coming together and, celebrate our differences, our similarities and, being present >> thousands of people coming out for the 39th annual sonoma county pride parade and festival. the spurlock family is here showing their support. >> it's just a moment to really be proud of ourselves and celebrate and just be be us. >> we grew up in a place that did not have a lot of queer support, and so it's really nice to come out and just see a big community. uh- supporting the queer community. i love to dress up and show my, and my support as an ally because, this is just the best day. >> i have so much fun at pr

there were several guest appearances including steve lacey and others.culminate those disk tracks. >> drake and him keep going back and forth. back and forth. >>> a citing said sony acquired the catalog for a billion pounds. the deal does not extend to the revenue from live performances which will be held by brian may and roger taylor. the label is no stranger for splurging for classic music libraries. sme dropped money for bruce springsteen, bob dylan and michael jackson. a lot of money. >> hundreds of millions. in this case hit billions in u.s. dollars, which is just astounding. well worth it when it comes to their music rights. >>> coming up, juneteenth celebrations for those who served our country. >>> a new study shows just how important it is for children to get plenty of sleep. ♪ i take once-daily jardiance ♪ ♪ at each day's start! ♪ ♪ as time went on it wasasy to see ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c! ♪ jardiance works twenty-four seven in your body to flush out some sugar. and for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease, jardiance can lower th

now they're being used to find a way through the labyrinth, which is the crumbling lacey tongue. this is really old ice, right? this ice come from over by just the tools the ice comes from the upper part of the plot to it is very on the tells me on the last great ice age was 18 to 20000 years ago. but it could be much older as we already had ice masses here before the last ice age. so it could be very old. i can't see. exactly. so i just, i don't even bypass the team, get stuck, set back. so a common occurrence for researches but so it is disappointed, you know, he has to hope that the mountain is but at least bring him some snow samples from the pump. so if they see a young 50 if look the, the conflicting will give you the test tubes to put the samples of overburden. you have a way of penetrating regions. we do it normally. reading chavez, in our research, is almost exclusively limited to the outlet plus years of the, which are logistically, very easy to realize. we are a university that one of us, our job is to do research and teach male. so we have our specific tasks kind of e

they raise the other 150 bucks and more people have contacted lacey about helping out as well, whichs all great. but far she wants people to know never leave valuables in a car because you never know when you might get >> grandma and grandpa still can walk down the street because they're afraid of being robbed. people jump out of their cars. still there person hit them over their head. >> oakland city leaders and residents about the town's recent crime numbers. governor newsom says that they have dropped those crime numbers for well, more than 30% over the past year. that's including overall burglaries, car and commercial property break-ins and homicides earlier this year, the governor deployed 120 more chp officers to oakland to crackdown on crime. some residents say that they're noticing a difference around the town while others say it's still not safe. >> there police president is business owners and just the normal human on the street getting smarter getting more saturday doesn't feel like it's down to me. gratefully. i think there's been less window. smash in in montclair villag

caltrans se informó también que las intersecciones de la avenida glendale, el bulevar lacey, el bulevaramento, están descontentos, dicen ellos, con una medida que lanzó la ciudad. se trata de la cancelación de los estacionamientos gratuitos. durante ciertos días, lupita baltazar nos habla de esta preocupación. ya me parece exagerado, ya me parece bastante exagerado. jessie es dueño de negocio en el área de sacramento de artesanía peruana, quien dice que esta decisión la afectará a ella y otros negocios locales del área. como dueña de negocio y especialmente como nueva dueña de negocio. para mí eso es una muy mala noticia. realmente me afectaría muchísimo si ahorita esos ella es una, un una dificultad para que el cliente venga, no? el descontento es que estos cambios se debe a que los líderes de la ciudad anunciaron el fin de estacionamiento gratuito los domingos y días festivos en el centro y el área de metson lake sacramento, ya que es parte del plan general para cerrar el déficit presupuestario de 66 millones de dólares a la ciudad y evitar que otros programas y recursos de la ciudad

organizers are asking people to meet at ingrid b lacey school for a rally at 1030 this morning, and the parade will go from the school down to beach boulevard and back up palmetto. the festival starts at 1130 at the school, and it will go until 230 this afternoon with live music, food trucks and a family zone. and west hollywood is home to one of the largest pride celebrations in the country. hundreds of thousands of people are expected to attend the three night party this weekend. today is the start of the street fair and women's freedom festival, and sunday is the parade. there are extra deputies, security and other first responders on hand to make sure everyone has a safe experience. >> security is our top priority here. we want to make sure that everybody who's coming into west hollywood, not just the festival grounds, but the city as a whole, feels comfortable and safe. >> kylie minogue and diplo will be taking the stage this weekend, as well as musical artist cyndi lauper will be headlining on sunday. she's this year's lifetime ally icon honoree, turning now to new developments, t

lacey's famous people on the street. >> i walked distance like she used to what i do likely. >> baseball's awesome. >> you did not not know who that was. >> i saw him get out of his car. i had just arrived in miami i said i might know who that is but you can't go up and act like a fan you have to compliment them on what you are therefore and that's why. >> you have an art to this. this is something else to do in your videos you challenge strangers to fitness test it's awesome. >> i will give you one out of every pull up you can do. >> $1? >> i will give you $1 for every pull up you can do. 14 all right. >> sandra: i love it but the scaffolding i always think is the scaife? i don't know. like what has come from this what has come from this? >> i guess how boring and simple and people try to make it really complicated but it's not. the common answer is amongst most people that they lift weights three or four times a week and do cardio two or three times a week. eight healthy, go to bed, i don't bring much alcohol. people try to make it much harder than it has to be. so everyone knows what

a festival followed at ingrid lacey school, complete with music, food and local artists. and in the north bay, sonoma county kicked off the month with its biggest pride parade ever. thousands of people came together celebrating equality, love and inclusion. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard takes us to the party. >> the sun was shining in santa rosa, and so was the pride. this parade through downtown giving vibes of love and inclusion. >> pride is about celebrating community. everybody coming together and, celebrating our differences, our similarities and, being present >> thousands of people coming out for the 39th annual sonoma county pride parade and festival . the spurlock family is here showing their support. >> it's just a moment to really be proud of ourselves and celebrate and just be us. >> we grew up in a place that did not have a lot of queer support, and so it's really nice to come out and just see a big community, support the queer community. >> i love to dress up and show my, my support as an ally because, this is just the day. i have so much fun at pr

lacey is now raising money to help the teen. >> i'm hoping the person or persons who perpetrated this crime sees this and knows that we as a community are standing together for our young people. >> soraya received an email from the oakland police department tuesday that she passed the interviews and testing for a position as a police cadet. she also plans to attend college. >> what i've learned is that, honestly, no matter what the bad situation is, i'll have support. >> soraya tells me things are definitely looking up. she says the donations and a part time job as a police cadet will help her pay for expenses when she starts laney college in the fall in oakland. amber lee ktvu, fox two news. >> charges have been filed against three men in connection to a freeway shooting last year that killed a five year old girl in fremont. it was a day before easter last year when eliana crisostomo was shot and killed while riding in her family car. officials say the suspects believed the driver was a rival gang member. district attorney pamela price said three men are now facing murder charges wit

a festival followed at ingrid b lacey school, complete with music, food, and local artists.the month with its biggest pride parade ever. thousands of people came together celebrating equality, love and inclusion. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard takes us to the party. >> the sun was shining in santa rosa and so was the pride. this parade through downtown giving vibes of love and inclusion. >> pride is about celebrating community, everybody coming together and, celebrating our differences, our similarity. and, being present >> thousands of people coming out for the 39th annual sonoma county pride parade and festival, the spurlock family is here showing their support. it's just a moment to really be proud of ourselves and celebrate and just be us, as we grew up in a place that did not have a lot of queer support. >> and so it's really nice to come out and just see a big community, supporting the queer community. >> i love to dress up and show my, and my support as an ally because, this is just the best day. i have so much fun at pride. >> some marched advocating for the

scott peterson was convicted in 2004 of the murder of his wife, lacey, and their unborn son now, in an effort to get a new trial, his legal team requested 14 pieces of evidence be retested for dna. this week, the judge approved just one of those. it's a piece of duct tape recovered from the body of his wife at the time of, her autopsy human dna was found on the tape, but at the time, not enough to generate an identification. joining me now is beth karatay? she's a lawyer, former prosecutor, and also former court tv reporter, beth great to see you. so what does all this mean? >> nice to see you too. allison? well, it's hopeful for scott peterson that the duct tape will now yield a dna profile. in the past 20 years since it was tested, dna testing, the technology has become more sophisticated, so maybe there will be an opportunity to get a profile but the question is, will it be laci is profile scott's profile or someone else, but there's one piece of duct tape is it was already tested as you mentioned and it is the only piece that the judge of the evidence they wanted retested or tested

so i'm joined by end of lacey president and c. e o. derrick johnson joins live now from washington, dc. mister johnson, welcome throughout the 0 is good to have you with us at now the end, very well known as the civil rights group in the united states, not known to for a, into foreign policy. so what's driven this but we're beginning to see the impact of the go global conflicts here domestically. i would say the extend trees and the racial taxi is african american is increase and that's s o matic behavior increase an anti islamic presence. and that is travelling is also troubling when you were leading into the november election, where we need to truly focus and on what would be the state of democracy of moving forward for the n a c p. we really are concerned with the quality of this democracy to ensure that we are leading democracy and wherever possible we can advocate for our peaceful agreements when conflicts are having a domestic impact. yes, because we have a situation where that you have the us administrator and courtney for

the ranger chaplain was father lacey from hartford, connecticut, who is a wonderful man.ore he left the ship on d-day, he said, when you land on the beach and you get in there, i don't want to see anybody kneeling down and praying. if i do, i'm going to come up and boot you in the tail. you leave the praying to me. you do the fighting. as we were going in, the lca immediately behind line which cone commander. as we approached the beach, i gave the order to fire a rocket, and they fired two at a time. out of our 6, 5 cleared the cliff, which is a good percentage. i hollered, ok, let's go, and ran off the ramp. first one out immediately sent in eight feet of water. it was a large bomb crater. everyone else went around the crater, and instead of being the first one ashore, i was one of the last after i paddled in with all the weight. two of my crew were immediately hit by machine gun fire. my first impulse was to go after the machine gun up there, but i realized that was stupid since our mission was to get to the top of the cliff and to get on with destroying the guns. knowi

donald lacey is founder of love life foundation, a nonprofit he started in memory of his 16 year old daughter, who was shot and killed in 1997. >> he attended soraya's graduation and describes her as a bright star who participated in many of his foundation's college prep programs. lacey is now raising money to help the teen. >> i'm hoping the person or persons who perpetrated this crime sees this and knows that we as a community are standing together for our young people, soraya received an email from the oakland police department tuesday that she passed the interviews and testing for a position as a police cadet. >> she also plans to attend college. >> what i've learned is that, honestly, no matter what the bad situation is, i'll have support, soraya tells me. >> things are definitely looking up, she says the donations and a part time job as a police cadet will help her pay for expenses when she starts laney college in the fall in oakland. amber lee ktvu, fox two news. >> amber. thank you. the governor's office is touting an ongoing chp operation as helping to reduce crime in oaklan

that parade is going to begin and end at ingrid b lacey middle school. >> giant pride flag now flying see it billowing down a building just behind sex fifth avenue's building. there it was unfurled friday afternoon, clearly visible from the heart of union square. all part of the festivities. pride month kicking off here on june the 1st leading up to city's pride parade and festival on june 30th. city of oakland also showing its pride colorful pride flag, went up at city hall yesterday. mayor shengtao said that the city has always been an ally to the lgbtq plus community, but she said she feels that oakland is now putting more funding behind that support, including the new establishment of the lake shore lgbtq cultural center. >> well, pride month is expected to provide a big boost to the local economy, and as ktvu joey honda tells us, san francisco business owners are hoping that pride month brings crowds and a lot of revenue to the city. >> the castro community ushers in a month long celebration of lgbtq plus pride with divas and drinks at the academy sf social club on pride eve, we

take the whole superstar project in general, i was a little lacking in more experimentation from lacey’sn’t know this song know about it, and let our mothers’ generation continue to enjoy it, we... in general, i liked everything, i liked this this static ballet, for some reason he smiled at me, this is not a ballet, these are spectators, a flash-mock, well, we’re kind of waiting for lera kudryavtseva’s assessment. natasha, you are like a caterpillar crawling, lights on a branch, well, you understand that all of our insects have spoken, i must summarize. come on, i’m impressed by what the guys carried through the entire project, this is such a classic, traditional genre. vio ensemble, there is, well , a certain charm in this, because they are great, they have a strong core, no matter what number, no matter what song they do here on this stage, still this is the flavor of their vio ensemble in those wonderful traditions, it always been, to me i like it, i personally like it, as far as i'm concerned. this song, maybe i agree with stas more here that i would like, maybe in some kind of groov

gatherings that were not happening before and this is an interesting project in brooklyn by suzanne laceyctivate students on thise block on brooklyn so she invited people that have conversations and invited the community to come and eavesdrop and so not only was this a way to get people to know the activists in the community and organizations in the neighborhood but it also laid the groundwork for how they could mobilize around other issues should th■e time come which of course it is. so i think thatis are really capable of seeing the potential of spaces and what communities can come together around. art can be a way to make traditional methods of communication more relevant. this is a project called in plain sight and it's a way to get people to understand that right under their noses in many cities across the nation there are immigrant detention centers we do not cease of a partner with companies to do messages that allow people in the public to look up and understand what is happening right in front of them after messages that translating as helpful for those in detention and also thos