all these years later, lacy worries that oakland is still facing a wave of senseless violence. one that is seen 113 homicides so far this year and counting. >> that's not acceptable. we have to value life more. >> ♪ isn't she lovely isn't isni wonderful. >> in the wake of his daughter's death lace yes founded the love life organization a group inspired by the vision to bring awareness within the community to help end the violence and -- inflicted upon so many families. >> there's so much good in our city. let's start bringing a spotlight on the good and changing people's minds and hearts. so we can put an end to this senseless violence. reporter: a message that resonates with the oakland police department. they say the only way for the issues to truly be resolved is by working together hand-in-hand. >> really what it boils down to is about parter inship and we're here to partner with the whole community of oakland to take down this violence that we're seeing. especially this year. reporter: despite the daunting task confronting him lacy says he's determined not to give up hope.

life is in memory of 16 year-old alicia lacy. she was our name actually means love life. an innocent victim to a shooting 24 years ago today and today kron 4 talked to her father, donald lacy who says the love life foundation was actually his daughter's idea. that was after a friend of hers had been killed. >> that was just a few months before she was then killed. donald lacy thinks the current violence going on in oakland goes beyond just the accessibility to guns. >> i think a big part of the problem is the culture of violence. we sell pilots 24 7. we salute ballots. we even make jokes about violence. people who react violently or constantly inundated with violent him it's a cultural d. rooted. sickness. really. i don't know how else to describe >> the group will hold a moment of silence. this coming sunday to pray for all victims of violence. >> there is a shortage of substitute teachers here in the bay area. in fact, some school districts in the east bay are now taking action to try to attract teachers to fill that void. >> sunday's bay school districts are experienci

they've got these lacy kind of shawl and this lacy color, and you can see more jewelry with hem. so they're clearly wealthier than sojourner truth is. but they're really emphasizing that they are leaders of a movement, that you better not cross them and that they are going to be pushing forward together. and this doesn't change anti-women's rights cartoons too much, but it does in one really significant way. and that is the previous illustrations you're looking at often really emphasize nameless, generic women. but once women's individual portraits like susan b. anthony become more familiar, the cartoonists actually identify which suffragists they're making fun of. and you can see basically a copy of this 1870 portrait in this illustration, and it's very similar to the other cartoons that we're looking at earlier. we have susan b. anthony if wearing very is masculine looking clothing. her skirt is too short. she has boots on, and the boots even have spurs on them. in the background we have a women's political rally, and this was 1873. women were not having these types of rallies

i bet a lacy of angela merkel is that there's a lot of girls who watch anla merkel, say, “i too can haveof responsibility and power,” because she conducted herself with such dignity. >> the true essence of the merkel chancellorship is stagnation. the goal was to keep things as they were, because germans were content with the way they were. >> well, i will certainly remember her until i die, but i fear that she's not going to be remembered in history, because she didn't have a vision for europe or for germany. >> she got many things right and did nothing substantially wrong. that's no small compliment. >> i want to take a break and ask myself what i'm most interested in. in the past 16 years i've had little time to think about things like that. and then, i'll try to read a bit, and my eyes will droop because i'm tired and i'll take a nap and then -- let's see where i turn up. >> this is dw news, live from berlin. tonight, this is the biggest winner in iraq's election. the turnout was the lowest as the days of saddam hussein. there is a political elite that is seen as inept and corpt. comi

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he's been on death row for more than 15 years for killing his life lacy and their unborn son.he child judge made a mistake excluding potential juror opposed to the death penalty. his resentencing is set for december. >>> a second juror sent home. a new development in the trial of elizabeth holmes. shortly after holmes swukd the courthouse with her mom, a juror was removed. the woman cited her religious beliefs saying as a buddhist, she believes in compassion and foregiveness. the juror told the court she would have trouble passing judgment on another person. >>> a live look at the port of oakland where more dock workers and new cranes are paying off. if you notice a delay in any of your online orders, it may be a massive back-up of cargo ships on the west coast. specifically in long beach, in part because of the pandemic. here in the bay area, not much of a backlog. things are going so well, they may be able to alleviate some of the backlog elsewhere. >> reporter: three new massive cranes and a fourth at a berth in oakland helped ease the congestion in the bay waiting to unloa

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peterson has been on death row for more than 15 years for killing his wife laci peterson and their unborn son. last year the california supreme court tossed out the sentence because they said the trial judge made a mistakes by ex cluesing potential jurors opposed to the death penalty. >>> well, the port of oakland may play a critical role in reducing that massive backup of cargo ships on the west coast. ports of los angeles, long beach, seattle have hundreds of ships anchored offshore waiting to offload their cargo which is causing major delays in deliveries to stores and homes. the port of oakland recently eased its backlog thanks in part to dock workers and new cranes. they are the most advanced on the west coast. port officials here say they are expecting companies to start sending more ships to oakland where they can be offloaded more quickly. one of the biggest logistics operators in the bay says it still may not be enough to help with holiday shopping. >> i think it would be prude dent to start your christmas shopping early this year. there will undoubtedly be delays, disruptions an

but it was actually his mother and a baseball cap this was days after laci had already escaped to a swap where he was later found dead. north port police acknowledge the departments mix. it was a quote, costly mistake. but they claim it is unlikely the confusion changed the final outcome that we all saw. coming up next on the kron 00:00am morning news for the lawyers continue their winning streak. we're going to show you the highlight of the beating the oklahoma thunder we get back from break. after my car accident, i wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. when that car hit my motorcycle, insurance wasn't fair. so i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. at the barnes firm, our injury attorneys work hard to get you the best result possible. call us now and find out what your case could be worth. you might be surprised. ♪ the barnes firm injury attorneys ♪ ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ >> some unfortunate news from fire officials 10,000 trees including several iconic giant sequoias are going to have to be removed because of the knp

my name is lacy crawford i'm an author of fiction and nonfiction most recently a memoir called noteslencing. i have the great honor today of speaking with two women who have published memoirs in early 2021 that are beautiful critically important at the same time and a very different ways. we are speaking today with nadia who is the author of aftershocks. not it is a brooklyn -based writer and urban planner. the guardian, with the debut books, it is right here, it is beautiful and has been out since january. tonya is an artist, producer and writer. she is the author of two works of nonfiction of the 2014 books the big light motherhood, feminism and the reality of the biological clock. her second highly acclaimed work of nonfiction assume nothing which was published just in february. both of these books as lockdown was still continuing a little bit and we have been virtual for more than a year at this point. we are virtual even now. they are very different books that have come out at a very similar time. like to ask each of the authors to give us a brief overview of the book itself. th

understand that this is really important issue with lacy and with feel, the risk for the humanity for the planets and for our country as well. the way it is in our country and leverage temperature increases faster than a global temperature. and over the after the katie increase by how for the degree of this rate that you see how you get the rush feels agreements and william species. nicole in the you see, you mean you, but i mean that plan to reduce the amount of greenhouse gases and to go with this and just what we're going to do, we implement projects is really, really successful. now, companies take different steps to reduce the greenhouse gases, and i've talked about it before and we have the best performance in the world. what would you like you to use them that we implemented technology in their electron modernize our mac. and usually we can with our supply and housing infrastructure, we're going to support the future show up with a 1000000 in the 1.3 times 20 the consumption in gene that plan to increase our energy efficiency. and we've just talked about the annual with governm

she was an innocent victim of a shooting 24 years ago, kron 4 spoke to her father, donald lacy who says the love life foundation was his daughter's idea after a friend of hers was killed. that was just a few months before ship was killed herself. her father thinks that the current spike in violence in oakland goes the on just accessibility to guns. >> i think a big part of the problem is the culture of violence. we sailed by islands 24 7. we salute ballots. we even make jokes about violence. people who react violently are constantly inundated with violent him it's a cultural deep rooted a sickness really. i don't know else to describe it. >> the group will hold a momint of silence this sunday to pray for all the victims of violence. well, in the east bay, some city leaders in berkeley want to curb gun violence with new security cameras. but the idea does come with some criticism. kron four's dan thorn has that story from berkeley for us. >> an uptick in gun violence is happening in the west and southwest sections of berkeley city council member terry taplin says the crime being concentr

in denver, ryan lacy says he waited more than three hours in this line to rebook his flight. >> we were originally going from denver to orlando. and now we're going denver to tampa. we're not quite sure how we're going to get to orlando yet. >> reporter: in a statement, southwest saying we've continued diligent work throughout the weekend to reset our operation. with a focus on getting aircraft and crews repositioned to take care of our customers. the airline blaming weather and air traffic control for the mass cancellations. but the faa saying there have been no major air traffic control issues since friday. other airlines cancelling flights this weekend, but far fewer. american dropped 143 flights today. spirit, 32. among the hardest hit airports, denver, baltimore, dallas, and phoenix. all this coming during the busy holiday travel weekend. southwest's pilots union blaming the airline management. in a statement, saying our pilots will continue to overcome swa management's poor planning, as well as any external operational challenges. >> we feel for those passengers. phil, what is sou

here is lacy, he was sentenced in absentia to 6 years in prison for a piece of para, where he denies the charges. the says they are politically motivated. let's get more now from robin forest. here walker is lie for us and it's a blessed see. i robin what's going on everybody's wondering whether me house or cash v the is really here. that video we saw of him posting this morning off on facebook, appears to show him in by to me. and it's very dark in the background. it's difficult to figure out whether he's really there but the united national movement, his political party say he absolutely is in georgia. i've spoken to one of the senior figures that she confirmed to me that that was the case. she also shared another photograph of him, seemingly in another town, standing in front of an election feel bored because to morrow there will be municipal elections in georgia. so the idea is that he's here, he's somehow been able to slip into the country undetected and he's working his way to the capital where he said he hopes to raise the crowds, bring them out onto the streets after the elec

continued on some stuff, not just the region of bad to drive, but still to our region and not body in this lacy philips an open secret. once we've been able to watch it from, you know, and a, just to go there all over yoga, many, many people out of face the kind of plan that we need to find 1. 1984. okay, we'll leave it there. samuel, thank you so much, samuel guest. you're talking to us from the turn of samira. thomas and kara, was a revolutionary pan africa's plan africanist who led burkina faso in the 1980s. he was assassinated in 1987. the trial has just begun for those accused of killing him . the former leader, blaze computer, who replace ankara as president along with 13 others are facing charges computing, went on to government for 27 years before being ousted, and a popular uprising in 2014 is now in exile in ivory coast and is boycotting the trial. i just guess i, it's not fair, it's really not fair that he's not here. he should be here. he should have the courage to be here, but you know, not everyone is courageous. they run from the truth that with the, just at the jewish story, thi

so it is going to do or is going to propose, ah, elizabeth lacy ends it is going to and then some of the existing ones and change it as the way that people once it is going to also, ah, challenge some of the government policies and also look at the budget, et cetera, or i per capita isn't the 1st gulf nation to hold elections for sure. a council is it? how will cut out? sure, a council differ from those and other gulf states. cut out is not the 1st come to the right. it to, to hold the short council on elections, but it is significant in many ways because what happens and cut out, is it the, the announcement to go for elected by the it came at a time where there was no economic crises or there was not even a local demand for it, and it was, it is as a part of the vision of the ruler and the government to open up the space for and give the people a channel for political participation. this is part of the vision 2030. it's been delayed because of certain conditions that had happened in the boss, including the plug, it will okay then including the change in the government, etc, and cut

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it was started by donald lacy, founder of the love life foundation, an organization that helps people and promote nonviolence. this week also marks 24 years since the 16 year old daughter, leo shane lacey, was shot and killed. she was an innocent bystander caught in crossfire. the city leaders, the law enforcement officials and community members, faith community, anybody and everybody. it's all hands on deck. we have to address this issue of violence and murder in our city, and we need to do it now. love life week wraps up on sunday, donald lacey is encouraging everyone to have a moment of silence at noon to remember all murder victims. oakland is preparing to honor huey newton unveiling a sculpture of the black panther leader this weekend. it's part of the 55th anniversary celebration of the founding of the black panther party. newton founded the party in oakland with bobby seale to fight for better housing, jobs and education for african americans. in february, oakland renamed a stretch of ninth street near mandela parkway as dr huey p. newton way. the dedication event is at that in

jackie lacy was boosted out as district attorney. marilyn mosby in baltimore.s who have not been able to win because progressive activism. understand the value of having people d.a.s who are not aligned with the police officers. >> got you. getting back to this study about police killings, it was published in "lancet." it listed police violence as an urgent public health crisis in the u.s. it points out accountability is lacking with 1% of officers involved in killings being charged with a crime. senator booker also saying today that the majority of police officers agreed on accountability for wrongdoing. what's it going to take to get this legislation moving again? >> what it's going to take is president joe biden being just as concerned and aggressive when it came to his infrastructure bill, when it came to his build america bill. he has to be more aggressive. what it's going to take is people out there pulling pressure on senator tim scott, senator lindsey graham and mitch mcconnell to do more. senator tim scott a week ago came out and said, it was a bridge

well, for talk to her father, donald lacy today who says the love life foundation was actually his daughter's idea after a friend of hers was killed and that was just a few months before slowly she herself was killed. her father thinks the current spike in violence in oakland goes beyond just accessibility to guns. >> i think a big part of the problem is the culture of violence. we sell pilots 24 7. we salute ballots. we even make jokes about violence. people who react violently are constantly inundated with violent him it's a cultural deep. sickness. really. i don't know how else to describe it. >> the group will hold a moment of silence this sunday to pray for all victims of violence. >> we've got clouds rolling in more rain on the way. some heavier storms headed in our direction will time those out for you coming up next. >> and despite that very welcome rain. the reminders. we are still in a drought emergency across the state. why we could be facing yet more water restrictio >> our top story at this point today, 2 of the storm system. it's being felt across the bay area. you're looking li

you'd just step into lacy's diner out there at a certain time, and you would get exposed to lots of opinions about everything you've asked me. some might agree with me, and some would definitely disagree. that'd just be the way it is. >> reporter: are you all vaccinated? >> nope. >> reporter: no? >> nope. >> reporter: how come? >> don't believe in that. >> reporter: did you get the covid vaccine? >> oh, yeah. right off the bat. as soon as i could. everybody should get it. >> reporter: well, he doesn't think so. >> i feel like -- i feel more secure after getting the shot. >> i won't get it. >> reporter: you don't find the argument convincing? >> no. >> reporter: can you explain? >> huh? >> reporter: why don't you find that convincing? >> my daughter, she don't believe in it either. she worked all through last year with covid patients up there. she's a nurse. >> reporter: she didn't get the vaccine? >> nope. >> reporter: and what did she tell you was the reason? >> to not get it? >> reporter: yeah. >> she don't believe in it either. >> reporter: can you just say why? >> i don't think it's been

there will also be brief statements from family members of 27 year-old lacy peterson who was 8 months pregnant when she was killed. a group of former fbi agents and retired law enforcement officers say they've unmask the infamous zodiac killer who terrorize communities in the bay area. >> in the late 1960's. the serial killer claimed to have killed more than 30 people while taunting police with letters that included mysterious codes. now investigators say they have found evidence which points to a man named gary francis post. >> as kron four's noelle bellow reports, the fbi says the case is still open. >> i believe comes from discussions and interviews with real with this is people who say that they have been with the man that they feel strongly is the zodiac killer private investigator and former investigative reporter bill proctor is a member of the case breakers. a group that also includes retired law enforcement and military intelligence personnel. >> believe they've identified the zodiac killer. there is evidence that we intend to go and find and bring back for analysis. >> there

in the scott peterson case this afternoon when he will be re-sentenced for the murder of his wife lacy and their unborn son, connor. also cracking down on the unvaccinated los angeles is just past the nation's strictest covid-19 vaccination vaccination mandates. and this could be more money in your pockets. the city that just approved hazard pay for workers impacted by the pandemic. now from the area's local news station. >> this is kron. 4 news at 3. >> back in the courtroom before the end of the year. that's where we can expect convicted murderer. scott peterson when he gets his new sentence. and thank you so much for joining us right here on kron. 4 news at 3 o'clock today. i'm justine waltman. now come december 8th. the scott peterson will be present in a san mateo county courtroom. the same courtroom workers murder trial took place back in 2000, 4 kron four's charles clifford is joining us live outside the courtroom right now with more. and today's hearing, charles, what happened. >> well, today, a judge decided that on december 8 scott peterson will be sentenced to life in prison

but we'll find out specifically today peterson, of course, convicted of killing his wife lacy and theirn child. a story been following for years here in the bay area. and earlier this year his sentencing was overturned because of alleged juror misconduct. >> peterson is not expected to be at today's court hearing in person. we will have live coverage of today's hearing on our 24 hour. streaming news app kronon. >> well, how well the woman accused of starting the fawn fire in shasta county won't be getting in a jail any time soon. a judge ruled yesterday that alexandra severn ava must remain behind bars. her attorney had argued that she is not mentally fit to stand trial. the court has since appointed to psychologists to determine if that's in fact, the case and if she understands the arson charges that she's facing until then, she'll have to stay in the shasta county jail. investigators say sh claims she was trying to boil water when the fire started. it's 7.32, and there's a big story going on in the south bay. santa clara university has had. >> a lot of students report assaults, 30 as

peterson was convicted of killing his wife lacy and their unborn child earlier this year. his sentencing, though, was over turned because of juror misconduct. peterson is not expected to be at today's hearing in person have coverage of today's hearing later on our 24 hour news streaming service kronon the palo alto woman accused of starting the fawn fire in shasta county is not going to get out of jail any time soon. a judge ruled yesterday, alexandra sue very aveva souverneva that is has to stay behind bars for attorney argues that she is not mentally fit to stand trial for the fire. the court appointed to psychologists to determine if she understands the arson charges against her. until then, she'll remain in chester county jail. investigators say that she told them she was trying to boil water when that fire started. >> newlyweds in the south bay need help finding a stolen car that had a wedding veil and it it happened monday morning at about 02:00am the couple says that their mother's car was at a valet on santana row in san jose family says their key. they claim was l

peterson was convicted of killing his wife lacy and their unborn child. connor.and earlier this year his sentencing was overturned because of juror misconduct. peterson is not expected to be at today's hearing in person. heal. we are going to have coverage of today's hearing, of course, later today on our 24 hour, streaming news service kronon. so make sure you download that app. it's free. the palo alto woman accused of starting the fawn fire in shasta county won't be getting out of jail any time soon. a judge ruled that alexandra. so the neva must remain behind bars. her attorney argued that she's not mentally fit to stand trial. the court appointed to psychologists to determine if she understands the arson charges that are against her until then, she's going to remain at the shasta county jail. investigators say she claims she was trying to boil water when the fire started. >> time now is 5.34 in the south bay. there are multiple a assaults that have been reported at santa clara university. students say that no fewer than 30 assault that happened since the sta

peterson was convicted of killing his wife lacy and their unborn child earlier this year. his sentencing was overturned however, because of juror misconduct peterson is not expected to be at today's court hearing in person will have live coverage on our 24 hour. streaming news app kronon. well, the woman accused of starting the fawn fire in shasta county. it's not going to get out of jail soon. a judge ruled yesterday that alexandra souverneva will remain behind bars. her attorney says that she's not mentally fit to stand trial. the court appointed to psychologists to determine if she even understands the arson charges against her. until then, she'll remain at the shasta county jail. investigators shea say that she told them that she was trying to boil water when the fire started. >> well, newlyweds in the south bay need your help finding a stolen car with a wedding veil in and it's a wedding veil there. more concerned about but the theft happened monday morning at about 02:00am. the couple says their mother's car was valet done santana row on in san jose. the key partly l

there will also be brief statement from family members of 27 year-old lacy peterson who was 8 monthsen she was killed. in the east bay. a different perspective is coming to the oakland police commission. the city council just announced the newest commissioner will also be the first formerly incarcerated member to sit on the commission. rudy powell is an impact coach at rubicon elementary education partnership and he spent more than 2 decades behind bars on drug conspiracy charges during that time that he received his associate's degree in business administration from last in college. he wasn't accepted to san francisco state university where he started classes once he was out. how will be replacing oakland police commissioner jose jurado next month. >> time now is 05:30am as the drought continues. some bay area. homeowners are investing in new technology that can extract water from the air. take a look. the system works like an air conditioner. it uses coils to chill the air. then collects the water droplets in the basin and then purifies it. the design engineer compares it to dehumi