. >>> the killing of laci peterson and her unborn son is one that many californians will not forget.his week, scott peterson, accused of murdering hiss wife and unborn son, has an appeal. the court generally gives one hour to each death senn tans appeal. the bodies of laci and her son were born in the san francisco bay. >>> history continues to be made in space as two astronauts and the capsule docked this morning. the first time a prooifrtly owned spacecraft delivered the crew. it dakked 19 hours of lift off. the first launch of american ast ast ast astronauts from u.s. soil in a decade. back to thes the news conference. eddie gar see y -- gars cia talking an about it tonight. >> i cannot describe the heart of young man. he is going to be accountable for his actions and he will have to deal with the consequences. i want to make it clear that this police department will look into every single allegation of misconduct and we will take action. with that, we open it up for questions. [ inaudible question ] >> well to be honest with you, we wanted to give the community an event. and i th

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. >>> the killing of laci peterson and her son is one that many californiian there'ser in forget. scott peterson was convicted in 2004. he begin his automatic death penalty appeal. he's been on death row at san quenin for 16 years. the court generally gives one hour to each death sentence appeal. the bodies were found in san francisco bay in 2002. the appeal is set for tuesday afternoon. envelop well, this picture right here has gone viral. that is santa cruz police chief andrew mills on one knee with previousors yesterday. hundreds of people gathered on pacific avenue in santa cruz there to take a knee together in memory of george floyd. chief mills says his department fully supports peaceful protests and he will do all he can to keep them safe. he said the death of george floyd disturbs him to the core. >>> san jose's christmas in the park is thinking ahead all the way to the holiday season. the nonprofit that runs the six-week event is announcing a major change in the celebration. instead of walking through the displays at caesar chavez park, people will be invited to a drive-t

in 2004 modesto fertilizer was convicted of killing his wife laci and their son.n a virtual hearing, attorneys for peterson argued for a new trial. peterson's legal team says peterson's team failed to show his wife was alive at the time he's alleged to have killed her. they demonstrated nothing that should overturn his conviction. the court has 90 days to rule on the appeal. >>> governor newsom in his own words got his hands dirty in sacramento. he came out to help people who came out to clean the gra srity off the capitol building. >> i know people are on the tv screens with hatred and fear and anxiety, but this represents the vast majority of us and that's why we're going to get through this moment. >> clean up efforts were happening across the state capital today. >>> we all know graduation season. we've been talking about it for weeks. we want to mark the important milestone with the nightly celebration for our grads next. do you have concerns about mild memory loss related to aging? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended memory support brand. you c

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peterson, as you may remember, was convicted and sentenced to death for killing his wife laci and their unborn child in 2004. peterson's legal team says the original attorney failed to present witnesses that could haveholaci was allegedly alive at the time he allegedly killed. >>> two san francisco jewelry stores are boarded up tonight, victims of vandalism and theft. gallery of jewels posted these pictures online. owners say it was broken into, looted on saturday night. you can see a sign on the plywood which reads, nothing left to steal. they're hoping community donations will help them rebuild. campos jewelry on mission street suffered the same fate. customers upset wrote online that the owner, nick, is known for helping the community, and he shouldn't have been hurt that way. >>> it is a common sight in cities across the bay area right now. volunteers putting on those gloves and heading out to clean up after a night of vandalism. this is what it looked like in san jose today when people came together to scrub the graffiti off downtown buildings. city councilmember was there and said

isn't relevant to what's happening at the moment in this country but the response from from a killer lacy from entire social media against leaf on was absolutely disproportionate to the fact that the man asked a question while reporting a song that is all he did he asked the question should we think about the idea in our this broad society how we get under control black on black crime i mean was 35 african-americans shot in the streets up in chicago you read about every weekend so he's what he's asking about it he says can't we do better getting this under control well the snowflakes on social media go crazy why because they're unable to think for themselves they're terrified of questions they. call it virtual virtue signaling oh i don't you know i think like the celebrities think let me let me be on the side that everybody else is on god forbid i should ask something that's politically incorrect according to social media standards this matt taibbi got it right that me he did and also you know to maybe this isn't probably the best time to be asking that particular question in the media th

lacy, good morning to you good morning, steve.o you make is going on there in minneapolis? , we have reckless city council men making reckless decisions about the safety and health of our community by passing this law to disband, stop funding the police. they are putting our community at risk. they are making it -- minneapolis an unattractive place for tourists and businesses they are not putting enough thought into what they are doing. so it's just a reckless decision, steve. of you who they are going about doing. this and to show how reckless it is, they have presented no alternatives to the police defunding the police. so it is just a bad decision all the way around. steve: right. we just heard from the council president say they are trying to reimagine public safety but there have not been any real hard suggestions on whether a to do other than calls from activists who say they have got to take the police department apart, including the current u.s. congresswoman. listen to this. >> we need to completely dismantle the minneapo

shot with rubber bullets 2 weeks ago and eric our study big liberal democrat won't do anything jackie lacy who is the district attorney for the city of los angeles is alysa democrat she's a black woman she won't prosecute a cop at all and that there are they're starting to realize that like the republican party is the cop with their knee on the neck and the democrats are the cop standing around letting it happen so that's what a lot of this autonomous zone is getting back to the earlier discussion is like it's like we're done with the whole system we see the whole system's broken up let's admit it the that's a good point and i think me on this program have had a good critique of it but it glenn also talked about the extremes on both sides and let's talk about this one woke is i mean i'm really quite terrifying i find it really intimidating i don't see how it really solves any problems so you know it can be gained a sack shoot some racism is come to an end i don't see how that changes your consciousness my problem is here is that and it surprises a lot of people over and over again this is

jesse: you understand black americans, lacy white americans and in a context whether it's comedy or anythingy put darker makeup or whatever on their skin, it really has a negative effect because of the history of that. >> i get it but they shouldn't. they should look at everything into context. what is going on? will have to start speaking about the difference between what is intentional and what is it. was there a noose hanging in bubba wallace is garage? yes, there was. is it meant for him? no, it wasn't. okay, let's put context into thanks. katy perry makes shoes that are black and presentti happy on it. is the shoot doing blackface? we've lost our minds. jesse: i understand. we disagree a little bit and when you split hairs and litigate the blackface characters are portraying a black person as a white person, it's a very dangerous road to go down especially in this country in 2020. real quick, your book.ry it talks about this a new cultu, not the greatest generation anymore that went off to the war to fight, they are now fighting mascots and offensive language, what the heck is happening

they were a series of clashes along the unofficial border it's known as the line of actual control or lacy where china accused and deals trespassing on its territory accuse them of trying to build a fence facilities and the always maintained that is troops on its side and off to those skirmishes we had both sides increasing their military presence in the region and then both sides saying that they had a good relationship and that they had the diplomatic measures the channels in place to resolve any border tensions through talks talks have been held for the past 10 days and the these deaths could despite those assurances from both sides that things would be escalating so now there are a lot of questions and about whether the indian army about whether the indian government has been completely honest about the situation along the border how serious it be and whether they have it under control. the world trade organization has role saudi arabia broke international law over. sports piracy operation this is an 18 month investigation deputy o. found the saudi government actively supporting the il

is it lacy lazy or not. i hear that's the thing you're supposed to watch. what was that they were talking about again. everybody loves a strong broad shoulder. that no one tells you how to get one. i guess you have to be born with them it's the odd machine at the gym. and what the weight is four. sure there is a buzz feed interview with the trainer on how they got that way but life is short. put that on your elbows. where sweatshirts three and our 65 days per year. and get arm definition lifting a coffee cup. arm here maintenance is a whole thing. all of the possibilities and just let it go occasionally sprained some herbal deodorant that doesn't work. or you could or sugar or shape or laser the hair off. and dad it was something to prevent ingrown. powder and deodorize it. every day every couple of days. that all depends on what kind of hair you have and whether or not you are taking duty --dash make beauty vitamins. i love an easy fix even if it's not real. the sheer number of available rights to choose from is staggering. i don't know how they could be e

i'm lacy clay, from st. louis, missouri. missouri is just north of arkansas, and i would suggest to any local, state, or federal official -- sometimes, we have to follow the will and wishes of the american people. i've seen millions in my state and around the country in small towns in missouri and throughout this nation who know there is injustice throughout this nation, that we have been treated unequally. i suggest senator cotton and others follow the lead of the people, the american people, and get on board with this effort. thank you. >> yes? >> i think republicans in both the house and senate said a compromise can be reached, but in order to do this, lawmakers need to be called back to the house. speaker pelosi, would you like to address that one? >> i've heard leader mccarthy's comments. we are working. we are here on behalf of the american people, not just african-americans, but the american people. committees are working today. and i said i'm going to call the house back as soon as this legislation is ready to hit th

need to hold law enforcement accountable in the wake of george floyd's death a democratic congressman lacy clay in a growing number of democrats are calling for an end to the legal doctrine they say contributes to police brutality a qualified immunity needs to be. eliminated in 2014 clay louis with district was the epicenter of protests after police killed michael brown clay says the qualified immunity doctrine established by the supreme court in the 1960's shield bad cops from lawsuits and prevents justice you should not have some kind of blanket immunity. >>to commit crimes against other to even commit murder right now congressional democrats are pushing legislation to any qualified immunity for law enforcement officers so far no republicans have signed on republican senator and former missouri attorney general josh hawley says he plans to review the bill the devil's in the details. i'd like to see exactly what they're proposing to do but ultimately the fate of the rule may be up to the court all of these legal doctrines or a balance law professor paul ship berman says qualified immunity

the 2004 murder trial a lot of us will remember, it was the trial of peterson who killed his wife, lacierson, and their unborn son in 2002. peterson has been on death row at san quentin for 16 years, and the court generally gives about one hour for each death sentence appeal. >>> san francisco is trying to make it easier for renters just trying to make it in the bay. supervisors are holding an emergency vote to boost renter protections. proposals include not paying th during the pandemic and banning landlords for imposing late fees. the board will establish a relief fund to help cover rent payments. >>> now to something that will make you feel good today especially for those graduates of 2020. a few cities are holding events to commemorate this graduating class. >> in san francisco at 8:00 tonight the city will do a cheer for san francisco's graduates. in danville, seniors at san ramon valley high school will pick up their diplomas in a drive-through pickup. visiting schools to pick up their diplomas. i bet there will be some selfies, too. congratulations to all of our g. you are remark

he was found guilty more than 15 years ago of killing his wife, lacy peterson, and their unborn son.ing the report, the attorneys say he deserves a new trial. dream is conduct cause that. is now 47 years old, remaining on death row at san quentin. to cover 19 outbreak is delaying the retrial of the fire defendant. his second trial was set to begin in july. the judge is pushing it back until october. the mercury news reports that could be delayed until february 2021. he was released on bail last month. he faces retrial on 36 charges of involuntary manslaughter stemming from the deadly fire in oakland 3 1/2 years ago. >>> coming up, google targeted with a $5 billion lawsuit over the privacy practices. plus, growing frustration from employees that face book as mark zuckerberg tried to explain the companies content policies. our chief meteorologist is tracking temperatures at over 100 degrees. he is back with a complete forecast, right after the break. there are times when our need to connect really matters. to keep customers and employees in the know. to keep business moving. comcast bu

left chooses to exploit [cheers and applause] i am the field director for ilhan omar's challenger, lacyve black lives matter activists and life long democrats want to hear what he has to say. because of that, they've tried to silence us at every turn. people are fed up and they're getting nervous. they will stop at nothing to keep their hold on us, even if that means lying to the very people they're supposed to represent. mr. president, i just want to say thank you for being a great example of a big tent republican. the president has never needed the black vote to win, but he's still done incredible work with prison reform, lowering black unemployment, funding hbcu's and stimulating the black community with opportunity zones. [cheers and applause] all without pandering. once upon a time, the president asked the black community what we had to lose. we didn't have anything, but now we do. [cheers and applause] thank you, mr. president. >> thank you. thank you, nia. well, i just want to tell you first of all, thank you very much, it's so heartfelt, i could see that and i also issued a hist

had cohen: another bill i that i worked with lacy clay on is, the requirement of reportage of deadly force incidents. it would help me now -- i tried to do some research myself. egregious civil rights cases i know of are ones where white officers killed black citizens unlawfully. , shootings,d whatever. other than st. paul, minnesota, i did not see any instances where black officers were alleged to do the exact same type of thing. is it because we don't have statistics or is that something that says about a systemic racism? mr. morial: we had instances in new orleans were black officers killed black citizens. i can think of an instance where a black officer killed -- i can't think of an instance. one instance where a black officer killed a white citizen. rep. cohen: where those lawful actions? mr. morial: no, not lawful at all. there were acts of misconduct and brutality. there is a great database the washington post has that over the last five years can give you chapter and verse on all killings of citizens by police. member yieldshe back. >> thank you, mr. chairman. jacobs, itnd ms

for more on this, let's bring in jeff lacy, white house correspondent for reuters.f, is the executive order, if it's easy to enforce, how easy is it to make it retroactive, you know, able to prosecute offenders from before the executive order was signed? >> yeah, that's a good question, arthel. i'm not so sure about the legal way of doing the retroactive enforcement that's perhaps something the president has or will talk to his attorneys about. it may also just have been something that he said and sort of an off the cuff comment because he's upset about what he's seen so far prior to that executive order being signed. but i think it's also worth noting that order is largely symbolic. it underscores or sort of underlines already existing law that provides penalties for the desecration of monuments. and he did it i think largely, as i said, symbolically to show he's upset about this and also to reach out to his base which continues to be a very important political group of people for him going into the 2020 presidential election. arthel: okay. so from the law and orde

er nurse lacy atmar tells us she's seeing too many covid-19 patients and not enough icu beds. >> we haveeen forced to convert an old conference room to serve as a waiting/holding area for these patients. >> reporter: nurse jesse gretchenco volunteered to fight the virus in new york. now she's helping in texas. >> with what i have seen in the numbers and what my friends have seen, we are new york now. i mean it. it's already here. >> reporter: it's attacking some health care workers who are trying to save lives. california doctor juan battista, a normally healthy doctor who regularly posts his workouts, says he believes he caught covid in his own office. >> unfortunately we had a case of someone that came in without a mask and coughing all over the place and was positive. >> reporter: one doctor writing a blistering op-ed in "the new york times," tucson dr. bradley dreyfuss writing, i get angry when i see people refuse to wear a mask or physically distance. what you are saying to people like me and my team is, your life and the lives of your loved ones do not matter to us. you are disposa

defunding the police department, prosecuting what you call killer cops, getting rid of the d.a., jackie lacy you going to accomplish that? what's next. >> the pow of the people will accomplish it. what we have already seen is the mayor commit to strip back $150 million in police funding. and that was a direct result of the power of the people. we know that that's not enough. and it's too late, and we're going to push for more. we also know that there's an election in november. and the chant that jackie lacey must go is way out there, and people already know that she's partially responsible for the murders of 601 people in l.a. county who were killed by police and whose killers, who are cops, did not go prosecuted. so we're understanding that there's momentum building. people understand what it means to defund police. people understand that the only two things that keep people safe from police violence are accountability for police, prosecutions of police, and defunding police. so we see that moving. we're going to make sure that we start with getting police out of our schools and parks and p

need to hold law enforcement accountable in the wake of george floyd's death a democratic congressman lacyling for an end to the legal doctrine they say contributes to police brutality qualified immunity needs to be. eliminated in 2014 clay louis with district with the epicenter of protests after police killed michael brown clay says the qualified immunity doctrine established by the supreme court in the 1960's shield bad cops from lawsuits and prevents justice you should not have some kind of blanket immunity. >>to commit crimes against other to even commit murder right now congressional democrats are pushing legislation to end a qualified immunity for law enforcement officers so far no republicans have signed on republican senator and former missouri attorney general josh hawley says he plans to review the bill the devil's in the details. i'd like to see exactly what they're proposing to do but ultimately the fate of the rule may be up to the court all of those legal doctrines or a balance law professor paul ship berman says qualified immunity is intended to protect officials from frivol

had cohen: another bill i that i worked with lacy clay on is, the requirement of reportage of deadly force incidents. it would help me now -- i tried to do some research myself. egregious civil rights cases i know of are ones where white officers killed black citizens unlawfully. , shootings,d whatever. other than st. paul, minnesota, i did not see any instances where black officers were alleged to do the exact same type of thing. is it because we don't have statistics or is that something that says about a systemic racism? mr. morial: we had instances in new orleans were black officers killed black citizens. i can think of an instance where a black officer killed -- i can't think of an instance. one instance where a black officer killed a white citizen. rep. cohen: where those lawful actions? mr. morial: no, not lawful at all. there were acts of misconduct and brutality. there is a great database the washington post has that over the last five years can give you chapter and verse on all killings of citizens by police. member yieldshe back. >> thank you, mr. chairman. jacobs, itnd ms