." >> reporter: when lamont thomas became an empty nester, it was the end of a parngt legend.a couple of years ago, this divorced father of two took on hero status when he took on a foster kid named michael perez. >> he was a good young man. i just hated to see him in the system. >> reporter: eventually, lamont adopted michael, who now works as a nurse. >> i don't believe that i would be the person that i am today without the morals that he instilled in me, the extended family i have now. >> reporter: how extended is that family? >> i tell you, if i had enough fingers and toes to count. >> reporter: it turns out michael was just the beginning. this is marcus? over the next 15 years, lamont fostered mother than 30 kids here in buffalo, new york, and adopted five of them. >> and jj. >> and again, he did this all on his own and with all of his heart. >> every child that i have hard, it was my goal to make a difference in their lives. proud of them. >> reporter: and you retired from fostering? >> i did. >> reporter: go fishing? >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: trips? >> loved all of that

and i'm sure lamont, you can probably agree 100 percent 100 percent. i look at those figures as black, where 14 percent of the population, the united states. and when i have gone to mount over the years i, i kind of quite frankly, accepted the fact that it was white majority sport. and then i was amongst the super minority in that space. but after a while they started question that and instead of just accepting it, figure, what can i, what do i have to say about it? what can i do about it? and that's why i created the skiing and color collection. and i'm pleased with the reaction. there's been a lot of people i didn't realize were having this conversation prior to me painting the pieces that i have and i'm super happy that i can be just one voice in this narrative, like emily said to reclaim spaces, to re normalize and reconditioned what, where we think we belong or where others feel like we belong. just to change that narrative and flip the status quo. and what i'm going to show some of your pictures off here and i'll show you some more in a moment. s

connecticut governor ned lamont, for one, announced his administration would distribute one million at home rapid covid-19 tests, 6 million n95 masks and distribute 2 million covid-19 tests to k-through-12 schools starting in next month. we spoke briefly with the governor before air time. >> governor lamont, i -- i want to talk to you about the initiative in your state distributing tests and masks. but first, i just want to get your take on this call with president biden. what did he tell you? and did you or any of your fellow governors express concerns or frustrations with how this pandemic's being handled right now, with how testing is being handled right now? >> i think we appreciate the partnership of the president and the federal government. wasn't always that way. the president was very clear that omicron is a source of real concern but not panic. that, we are so much better prepared and able to fight off this virus today than we were, say, a year and a half ago. and then, we talked about what we can do together. governors of the frontline troops in terms of getting the vaccines,

emily lamont, they really get to see you when i know please introduce yourself trans stream audience. tell them who you are, what you do. hi everyone. my name is benita. i am one of the co founders of law and not know as a travel community all about bringing it to the mountain. we encourage back and if it minorities to ski and snowboard, and some of them the best time. and we create trip and time. and it's been made in the u. k. and of in and around london. all right, lovely to have you. hello, emily, introduce yourself. try international view s. hi. my name is emily via i am a real masters candidate at the school of environment where i focus on climate policy. and i spend time working as a professional snowboarder and just had are some come out the approach. fantastic. lovely to have you. them all introduce yourself to have us who may not know who you are and what you do. i am the mind joseph white. i am an artist and designer and i live in park city, utah, where i snowboard quite often, and hike and bike in just enjoy the outdoors. i would love to have your snowboarding, your skiing

governor lamont, thank you.nd healthy. >> thanks, poppy. >>> out front next, her name was valentina. she is the 14-year-old who was killed in a store's dressing room during a police shooting. tonight, her mother is speaking out. >>> and also, this breaking news. the january 6th committee scaling back requests for some documents from the trump white house. what's behind that? the biden administration. we'll explain, coming up. with ww, i lost 30 pounds and i feel incredible. i love the new program because the app does all the work for you. it's never too late to start. start the new year with three months free. join today at ww.com. hurry, offer ends january 3rd. you could be working with someone outside your company and wait for back and forth e-mail, or a call to be rescheduled for the third time. orrr... you could use slack. and work faster with everyone you work with, together in one place. slack. where the future works. i brought in ensure max protein, with thirty grams of protein. those who tried me felt mo

i've had them away. shut it off with i've been a lot lazy on with this with a buddy lamont so let you know, let's just go on a file with him about that info on that as well. so he's on a danny jonathan. hi. so i see him about i'm going to list a, come on in some, but no, i'm always up on the thought. a sort of help me out with oh right now there are 2000000000 people who are overweight or obese. it's profitable to sell food that he's fancy and sugary and salty, and it's not at the individual level. it's not individual well power. and if we go on believing that never change is obesity epidemic. that industry has been influencing very deeply. the medical and scientific established with what's driving the obesity epidemic. it's corporate in ah ah, neon says a new night. mm hm. ah, a studio with a, a the a palace mine a mean. just gotten a static my father had the i had had them off, has got armies come in, the background will begin. the job is to mcmillan and happy in or oh, not that christy bach. any annalynn on. i suggest you look at nally on with a lot of it out walking, so my med, th

shut it off and again, because i've been keeping a house with a judge, i wouldn't have left buddy lamont, it's always, you know, going on on a nevada with him about that info and how that whole. so he's on administrative, i think just all the data from hi. so i see him about how many to list with office they come on it. i know i'm always out on about a a with oh, london, it's love polls particularly when polls further a certain political agenda. when polling has a check, her history as of late the last 2 election cycles tell us as much, should we put much stock into polling any more? if so, then why? ah penny arm says and i am ah, the law you hadn't met a studio with a a the a palace mine a mean. just gotten a static my father had the i had had enough has got america. i mean, and how begin not a stomach and happy in or oh, you bach, any a a semi mad. that means you feel betty at the studio and i think i can work on the 40 for me. okay, very much walk and it has human thought that the let one of those about the a. yeah. i know. i said, i me out that i think in the home icon of the admin o

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and again, because i've been a house with a judge, i wouldn't have left buddy lamont unless, you know, let's just go now i'm a and find out what company i just remember that info and how that will. so he's on a danny jonathan. hi. sorry about our team about how many to list with office they've come on it. i know i'm always out on the bus, off a shelby i'm with ah ah right now there are 2000000000 people who are overweight or obese. it's profitable to sell food that he's fancy and sugary and salty under dictum. it's not at the individual level, it's not individual willpower. and if we go on believing that will never change this obesity epidemic, that industry has been influencing very deeply. the medical and scientific establishment. mm. so what's driving the obesity epidemic? it's corporate with ah, danny on says, and i am ah, a studio with a, a the with mine a mean just gotten a static my father had the i had had enough, has got america. i mean, and how begin not a stomach and happy in or oh, you bach, any a ya many you've been a while. the love a semi mad that mean funny betty at th

i wouldn't have left buddy lamont to let you know go now i'm in a nevada with him about that info and have that as well. so he's on a danny. hi. sorry about him. about how many to list with command on it, but no, i'm always up on the bar a sort of help me out with ah, join me every thursday on the alex salmon. sure. i'll be speaking to guess of the world of politics, sport business. i'm sure business. i'll see you then. mm hm. all ah, nissan says and i am ah, a a, a the a palace mine a mean. just gotten a static my father had the i had had enough. i've got i'm, he's got me in the background and how be in the bud, ester mcmullin and happy in or, oh, you bach, any anal anastasia and alejandro. ah, ah, yeah. maybe you can? no, i yeah. i just saw that while the lot about what he said, my meds that mean you feel better? yes. the studio and i think i can look for the 40 for me. okay, very much walk and it had a few minutes. other than that one was about the a. yeah. i know. i said, i mean i, i get a hold like on of the a minute here now. and the atlanta finance mother lights or finance and

i've been people to help lazy on with this with the iowa and what it is i wouldn't have left buddy lamont let, you know. let's just go on a nevada with him about that. info on that as well. so he's on a, danny jonathan. hi. so about our team about how many to list off it come on in the $77.00. know i'm always up. i mean, it's off a a with i this finance also i was i did a lot of my lawyering 1st to see. i see the 3 different. oh yeah, this is a good story. well, we have our 3 brands all set up here. maybe something in europe, something in america, something overseas in the game, and i was a serious my laundry. ok. let's see how we did. well, we've got a nice luxury was for say, oh, beautiful jewelry. and how about ha ha. luxury automobile again for mag, you know it money. wonder if i don't watch a scientific knowledge has never been so readily available to everyone across the globe, but overwhelmed by information. can we distinguish the real science from the one being imposed upon us? we're living in a world where there are many people who have a vested interest in finding information, fi

right now people are a part with me walk. lamont who on out 0. ah hello. this is al jazeera ah, just want 1300 hours gmc for pm here in doha. come all santa maria with the news out from al jazeera, the gambia awaits results of an election seen as an important test for its new found democracy. i am, i'm at the address here in the headquarters of the gumby electoral commission while resolve seemed to suggest that the incumbent president of our batteries extending disorder, his lead.

a dna match eventually led sheriffs to this man, 51-year- old danny lamont hamilton , he is already serving a nearly 300 year sentence for a separate sexual assault case. he faces additional charges including murder and kidnapping. >>> on the fight against the coronavirus, california's test positivity rate is slowly trending downward with an average rate of 2.6%, but at least 81 people have died from the virus in the last day. today, the fda authorized vaccine boosters for older artualttg the extra shots? >> reporter: the fda has expanded eligibility for the pfizer covid booster shot to 16 and 17-year-olds . >> unless we double down on what we are doing, we could see an increase spike that goes even higher than that as we get deeper into december and january. >> reporter: only 26% of eligible americans have gotten the booster so far, just over 24% of those who can get the vaccine have not gotten a single dose. president biden held a meeting with his covid response team to talk about how to handle the new omicron variant spreading around the country . in new york, the governor announced six

new dna technology matched evidence to danny lamont hamilton. he's been in prison in san diego, serving a 295 year sentence for an unrelated sexual assault conviction. hamilton now faces charges of murder, kidnapping, and burglary . >>> new reaction to the resentencing of convicted murderer scott peterson. his sister is speaking out, and also amber frey, the woman who peterson was dating before his wife disappeared. peterson's sister said she is convinced he is guilty. >> the behavior eyewitness from scott after she disappeared was not that of a grieving husband, or a father-to-be. it was that of a roving bachelor. >> amber frey says she is willing to testify against peterson a second time. his lawyers are asking for a new trial, citing an issue with jury selection. tarmac the group save the wet roads is looking for some major donations to help protect more northern california trees. a logging company has put a 5 mile stretch of scenic coastline on the market in mendocino county. save the redwoods wants to purchase it and open the land for publi

mark lamont hill on al jazeera. ah. ready us, i, dan devise its 1st case of all me crohn in a traveler from south africa. ah, hello, i am emily anguish. this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming up the women's tennis association, suspends all tournaments in china. i've been to send to play a punch y warnings of a worsening humanitarian crisis. the un says it will made over $40000000000.00 in aid next year. and the debate that's divided the u. s. 3 is the supreme court. he's arguments on abortion one.

they submitted evidence to a crime lab last year, and this week it matched with 51 year old danny lamont hamilton's. hamilton's already serving time at a prison in san diego for sexual assault charges unrelated to this case. i just want something positive come out, yes, and that would be the don't give up. yes if, uh, you know, somebody in your family has been murdered or something. don't give up, especially technology. they got to now. hamilton's being charged with murder and numerous enhancements, including kidnapping and lying in wait. authorities have not revealed a motive. the contra costa county sheriff said that they will continue to investigate other unsolved homicides reporting live in the newsroom. i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. finally some answers in this case. unless a thank you, thank you. alameda county is beefing up its criminal justice system in an effort to curb violent crimes. the alameda county district attorney's office has a new policy for criminals with guns. we've all seen the rising crime but in oakland, particularly the use of firearms. so that today w

scott gottlieb and connecticut governor ned lamont. and that's tonight's "cbs evening news."til then. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> right now at 7:00 -- >>> breaking news as we look live over the east bay. everything we know right now about five new cases of the, kron variant in alameda county. >>> shoppers return to san francisco's union square, but it is not exactly business as usual tonight. >> i'm always checking my surroundings, and i make sure i'm not out past 5:00. >>> oakland sees yet another homicide. the push right now to get more officers on the streets, and the differing opinions about how to do it. >>> it is so sad. everybody is really worried they could be next. >> the south bay merchants asking for more protection tonight after a string of smash and grab robberies. >>> desperate for answers. the family of a former police officer shot and killed while protecting others is pleading for help tonight. >> we need the closure. we don't like this open-ended. >> we need justice for him. >>> we will begin in the

i'm delighted to welcome live on the program, no former greek ambassador until lamont lou need us. kristen thought blessed you're very welcome to the program, sir. hello, potentially damaging is this for relations between russia and germany, vladimir putin and olaf shows they haven't even had a chance to speak yet. already we have this diplomatic feed. i would be less dramatic than the russian a bunch of the reason the berlin was i have the impression that berlin is receiving instructions from washington on this issue with us, not forget that washington has expelled very many russian diplomats. we must almost take, we went almost take into consideration that 2 days ago to berlin stopped the pipeline and connecting russia with germany, the stream to which shows that a berlin is going to follow instructions from washington to be tough on, on, on moscow, which is quite unfortunate, particularly after the discussions that took place between the biden and, and to put in a few days ago, yet, germany's new foreign minister anna lena burbock, has quickly adopted a pretty hawkish stance on

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ticket i use and that a company united to now people are very kinda not very upfront with me walk. lamont hill on out 0. i will totally accept the results of this great and historic presidential election if i, when a lot of people talk her world was being turned upside down. way doug has been manipulated by populace like donald trump slang on racial anxieties. one person that citizens have political while and of course in the united states as in many other parts of the world that remains an ideal, but not a reality. from a 4 year old baby. for the fable of brotherhood, i have a dream. my dream is that people may my daughter, the young people just have a full voice and don't feel targeted because of their race or ethnicity. i've come back to sarajevo to revisit the fascinating part of calcium history. they were crazy, creative, even visionary. they were top lester, not realistic. it was them as a child during and just opposite. people still love them. it was basically too bad to be true. what they were predicting can commitee heal ethnic divisions and national tensions exist in bosnia toda

doctor tim lamont from the university of exeter was the lead researcher of the study. we listen, the weirded it gets. weirder it gets. in almost every time we go out, fish can make more in weirder and more diverse sounds than we ever thought before. sound is a very important part of the lives of any underwater animal because sound travels so well underwater. these animals are using central also to things in these animals are using sounds essential to things in their everyday life and so commence from the here are them defending the territory, some of them are trying to attract a mate, some are communicating with each other. and so it's really integral part of the ecosystem and that means by listening into this ecosystem, we can understand more of this thing than if we look. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. hello again. storm barra of course has been dominating our weather picture over the last couple of days with strong winds, heavy rain and some upland snow as well. but look at these big rocks. the seas have been chucking them onto the coastline of west

right now people are very similar, not very upfront with me walk. lamont, who on out there. ah, an owner and adrian, under the top stories on angie's era here, celebrations around the world are hardly being scaled back for the 2nd year running as cobra 19 infections. soul global cases had to record high over the past 7 days, and almost a 1000000 detected on average each day. more than 1700000 infections were registered on wednesday alone. the u. s. makes up nearly one 3rd of these cases with almost 490000 confirmed why cannot has more from washington d. c. well, certainly the variance of the virus of sweeping through all parts of the united states in washington dc here in the district. for example. there's been a 900 percent increase in infections over the past 2 weeks. now that's a massive impact. that's a massive increase and you can extrapolate that across most of the regions of the united states to give you just some sort of sense about how quickly the barriers are increasing in terms of repression rates throughout the country. reco case numbers are being registered acro

the guy is under a company who's united now people are very simply not based apart with me walk, lamont, who on out there. ah . ready on a cron creates travel chaos around the world airlines cancel thousands of flights because of record code 19 infections. ah, hello, i'm elizabeth problem and this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming up, a commissioner calls for gabby as former president yama, to stand trial for murder, torture, and rape. demands for answers and bangladesh after a fire kills at least $39.00 people on a ferry class. praise for a better here ahead is clothing. 19 dampens christmas celebrations around the world . for a 2nd year, coven mounting has proven to be the nightmare before christmas. the highly transmissible on a chron variant has forced air lines to cancel more than 4000 flights globally. and the u. s. second isolating airline employees, causing severe staff shortages. and that's left travelers stranded. gabriel elizondo reports from newark airport to new jersey. the serge at the army kron variant and not only affecting people on the ground, but also was tryi

make nice taking is kieffer, texas, where you can now see clinics for assisting in abortions after lamont ruling. if states can now shield their laws for review by the federal court to compare assault weapons to swiss army knives, then california will use that authority to protect people's lives that were texas used to put women in harm's way. i would tell governor newsome, good luck with that. if california takes that route, they'll find that california gun owners will violate the law knowing that they'll be sued and knowing that the supreme court has their back. because the right to keep and bear arms is clearly in the constitution, and the courts have clearly and consistently upheld it. well, controversy over texas is new abortion law, so it go all the way to the supreme court, which in a 1st rule that states can now shield their laws from review by the federal courts . the texas law allows citizens to take legal action against any abortion facilitator, and inspired by that california now wants to enable legal action against gun makers, distributors, and sellers with $10000.00 and comp

i tend to not very upfront with me mark lamont, who on out 0 i anthony. okay, that awesome sport speech were typically known as sports in our white atmosphere, white communities that have been broken for by people of color. i'm being transformed forever, gulf tennis, ice skating. but when we talk about snow sports, a mounting sports, not so much. but there are some people today i want you to meet. what aiming to change that. let's meet some growing up into the sport of scheme. the thing that brought me to skein was this feeling of freedom. never before had i ever felt something that made me feel so free as i did on the mountain . i could go explore certain areas. i could go jump off a cliff or in the park i. i could express myself the way i wanted to, and i felt never more free than when i was on my pair skis. i am the 1st person of color to be sponsored by skews art and what snowboarding means to me is having fun going out there and doing my thing and doing what i love. when asked, what is snowboarding? mean to me, snowboarding is sort of a, a crazy addi

mark lamont hill on out 0. ah at least 13 people are killed and dozens injured as a volcano erupt, and indonesia, these java province. ah, i'm sammy say, dan, this is al jazeera live from dell hall, so coming up, 5 people are killed. the security forces in mid mar drive into an antique who protests the gambia awaits for the results of an election seen as an important test for its democracy. plus back to the hands, christmas tree lights are bringing hopes of an economic revival in the city. hit on by the pandemic. ah, no evacuations have been suspended around indonesia mount subaru because of clouds of hot ash raining from be wrapped in volcano. so far, 13 people have been killed and dozens injured. it's happened in luma. jang, in the nation's most densely populated island of java. thousands of people have fled their villages as lava mixed with rain submerged. houses have been moved to evacuation centers. semerano is indonesia highest volcano with last ruptured in january. i was scared in running a panic because

the united states was the 1st country to recognize israel sovereignty over the territory. lamont, the colonies, slay lit the golan heights. is israel money? this is obvious, since 1991 is ready law was applied on it. it's the on debate on the fact that the trump administration recognized it and the fact that the buyer and ministration clarified there is no change in this policy is also of importance. after 10 years, the horrible civil war in syria, any sensible person, understands a peaceful and flourishing israeli golan heights is preferable than any other alternative flash. subbing in ne, in brazil has led to the death of 18 people rescue teams and trying to reach those who are trapped. this deluge came up to 2 dams, burst following weeks of heavy rain sold and rivers and flooded towns across the state of bar. here i was under a run petty as this report. some residents of ether, buena, ne, brazil resorted to piloting jet skis to help flood his families, reach safer grounds. others like this men peddled an inflatable mattress to reach his home. water flooded this and other towns acro

a holiday party earlier this month at connecticut governor ned lamont's house reportedly led to a numberavirus cases. the governor did not test positive and his spokesperson did not say if guests at the party were required to wear masks. a student is back behind barts after violating the terms of his bonds. he reportedly failed a court ordered europe test when it came up positive for taken illicit substance. he was out on $75,000 bond during the october shooting. >> the canadian government tracked the phones of 33 million of its citizens trying to determine the punls responsiveness to lockdown measures. >> a devastating fire break out in a pennsylvania home on christmas morning, killing a far it and two of his sons. -- killing a father and two of his sons. the mother and one of their sons escaped. >> investigators are looking at the christmas tree and the possibility that faulty lights started this tragic fire. the fire department was called to the scene at 1:30 christmas morning. the tree was in the main room downstairs. when crews arrived they tried to get in the front door but were pu

people are very timid and are very upfront with me walk. lamont, who on al jazeera ah. ready this is al jazeera ah, hello, i'm marianne. no mozy. welcome to the news our life from london. coming up in the next 60 minutes. if we end in equity, we end the funder mich global health leaders take aim of wealthy countries vaccinating people for a 3rd time. while on the chron spreads and millions left without their 1st job. i feel to the stated, but it doesn't mean that i'm going to pry the whole day long. sit on a chicken of sky hotels al jazeera, she's defiant as her husband is jailed in the latest crackdown on the opposition in bella. luce allegations that work as were kept in a kentucky factory as a deadly tornado, pour down us before russia. annex crimea, 2014. this canal provided up to 85 percent of the producers. water needs. as you can see now, it's virtually empty. and we'll explain why it could be a major flash point between russia and ukraine. samantha, how much were the sports news alive from our fee for our cup studio? all the doll? how will the front english will

governor lamont saying warehouse and shipping delays on the west coast are holding up state supply, those tests originally expected to arrive, to be distributed today but the governor has not provided a new timetable for delivery and also says they could arrive at any time but this has cleared up nicely for our chunk in my afternoon. >> severe storms pummeling the south of the, quote, large and dangerous tornado is confirmed in alabama. tornado warnings were issued in mississippi, no injuries have been reported, however there is significant damage. meanwhile snow pounding northern california. a series of storms dumping 17 feet of snow on the sierra nevada trapping some people in the lake tahoe region. be careful out there. a travel nightmare facing american spelling into a 6 day and it isn't likely to end anytime soon, 600 flights already canceled and over 200 have already been delay. major airlines blaming staff shortages from workers calling out sick as well as bad weather for contributing to the setbacks, jetblue's it is proactively reducing its flight schedule through january 13th. ev

in connecticut governor lamont has called up 100 national national guard soldiers to assist with the fist bhishma 3 million at home covid tests and 6,000,095 masks for the governor says tests are critical for people with symptoms. >> you've got symptoms and you feel like you are at risk and you have to test for it. >> in the air more than 1,000 flights were canceled on tuesday , combination of covid griffin staff shortage and winter weather. >> i had a layover which turned into an 11 hour layover in the fica canceled. >> on the 1500 flights were canceled on monday and the problem could continue into wednesday. airline worker shortages are becoming increasingly concerning . last week delta airline executives sent a letter to the cdc urging it to change its current guidelines for vaccinated people showing symptoms from a quarantine to a five-day quarantine. the ten-day isolation. fracas too did little to the workforce are going to go for 90 % of its employees are vaccinated and although the omicron variant is more contagious, it's less severe. similar to healthcare police, fire, and pu

system so we didn't have to worry about the court of public opinion but we used to lamont neve with the mandatory sen tension and moreover you're taking away from the junction the ability to sentence within the rule of reason, like a case like this, and every day it seemed to me that had a politician would catch on to a case that was really dramatic and didn't represent what goes on mostly in the community and they would want to pass another mandatory minimum law, and it would ensnare people like this particular defendant who don't deserve to be in jail for this period of time and i used to use the question is all we're doing is stacking people like cord wood in state prison because these feckless politicians refuse to remove themselves from this banner of tough on crime and rather have sentences options where judges and prosecutors are hamstrung and constrained and can give more reasonable sentences so this case is clearly exposing how good people can get caught up in the system and i listened to democrat politicians and have gone through republican politicians and begged themed and be

crockett has now been solves the contra costa sheriff's office says dna has helped them identify danny lamontton as the suspect in the killing of priscilla lewis. >> sheriff's officials say lewis's body was found in the basement of the 4 corners restaurant where she worked as a server in 1996 hamilton is currently serving a 295 year prison sentence in san diego for another assault case detectives say this is still an active investigation. and if you have any information, you're asked to contact the contra costa county sheriff's office. >> actor jussie smollett has been found guilty on 5 of 6 felony counts in connection with this staging a racist anti-gay attack in chicago. the jury deliberated about 8 hours over 2 days. 2 brothers testified smollett recruited them to fake the attack near his home in downtown chicago. this is back in january of 2019. reporter kailey the sun has the story. >> well, it was somber inside of the courtroom today after the verdict was read jussie smollett sat quietly with his hands folded, jussie smollett charged with 6 counts of disorderly conduct found guilty on 5

the contra costa county sheriff's office is saying dna help them identify danny lamont hamilton as theuspect in the killing of priscilla lewis. sheriff's officials say lewis's body was found in the basement of the 4 corners restaurant where she worked as a waitress in 1996 hamilton is currently serving a 295 year prison sentence in san diego for another assault case. detectives say this is still active investigation. so if you have any information, please contact the contra costa county sheriff's office. california attorney general rob bonta was in san francisco to promote a gun buyback event that's happening this weekend. the event will be on saturday from 8 to for a noon on howard street. in san francisco. the event is being hosted by the group united players. people will be able to get $100 cash for handguns and shotguns and $200 for adam automatic weapons. all right. it is a winter wonderland in tahoe. they got some fresh snow this video sent to us from kron four's ken wayne. he sent in these pictures this morning. this is tahoe vista so far this year has gotten 5 to 6 inches of sn

they submitted evidence to a crime lab last year, and this week it matched with 51 year old danny lamont hambleton. hamilton's already serving time at a prison in san diego for sexual assault charges unrelated to this case. i just want some positive come out, yes, and that would be that don't give up. yes uhh you know, somebody in your family has been murdered or something.ive up, especially with technology they gotno. elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. the entertainment industry has lost another musical talent, monkeys , singer and guitarist michael nesmith has died. he was 78 years old, according to rolling stone. he passed away this morning from natural causes. he was at his home and surrounded by family. nesmith wrote. many of the popular songs for the monkeys such as mary mary circle sky and listen to the band. still to come at noon. blood banks struggling with supply will take a look at the reason behind historic shortage and the call for help here at home in the bay area, plus. we have to work on different ways to monitor their activity. cracking down on retail theft the city i

they submitted evidence to a crime lab last year, and this week it matched with 51 year old danny lamont hambleton hambleton is already serving time at a prison in san diego for sexual assault charges unrelated to this case. winslow and his wife, tracy medicine in that same pizza parlor where lewis worked. they told me for the first time they have closure when something happens. it's been this long. his closure for me. doesn't bring her back and never bring him back. but for me, it's closure. it's a real close community and everybody around here. there's a lot of people that are still here that we're here. when she was murdered. hamilton's being charged with murder and numerous enhancements, including kidnapping and lying in wait. authorities have not revealed a motive. contra costa county sheriff said they will continue to investigate unsolved homicides reporting live. i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. good news ahead of this weekend, the tahoe ski resorts that finally have enough snow to reopen and what skiers can expect. and we do have rain and snow in the forecast, significan

evidence was submitted to a crime lab last year, and this week it matched with 51 year old danny lamontal assault charges unrelated to this case. tesla is now facing a second lawsuit in less than a month, alleging hostile work environment against women at the carmakers. fremont factory tesla assembly line worker erica cloud filed the lawsuit this week, accusing. her former manager of continuous and pervasive sexual harassment, she alleges the manager hugged and massager while making crude and suggestive remarks and says she is now experiencing retaliation from other managers. last month, another female tesla worker filed the lawsuit allegedly alleging sexual harassment at the factory. a divided supreme court weighed in on texas is controversial abortion law, the one the decision wasn't ruling on the merits of the law did pave the way for the courts to decide whether the law is constitutional while giving both sides something to hold onto. fox's alexandria. hop is at the supreme court with more the u. s. supreme court ruling a texas law banning most abortions can remain in place for now.

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lamont, illinois. republican line is next. teresa.o ahead. >> caller: you know, a black mayor of washington, d.c. is torturing white people that participated in january 6th. she is totally abusing them. this is about the most horrible thing that i have ever seen. i cannot believe that this is happening in the united states of america. i think that something should definitely happen to overturn this. they have got a democratic kangaroo court trying to try these people. they do not allow them attorneys. they keep them in jail without any representation. without any medical aid, without getting them haircuts or shaves or anything. this is so appalling to me. i do not believe that this is the united states of america. >> this is from the washington times this morning. harris announces company investments in central america. pepsi, cargill, and several other companies, writes the washington times, will make new investments in central america. vice president kamala harris announced on monday, saying it was the latest success in her efforts

>> caller: gabe lamont, i'm a neighbor and i've gone to voice my opposition .n my mind what we're talking about is the pattern of behavior and it feels like just treating the neighborhood like their actions don't have consequence. the average that happened didn't come to us. the reason we went out and conducted a sound study was because we were making enough address in our conversations by email, my phone and my text . brixtonis open until 1:45 on thursdays,fridays and saturdays . on those nights i want to go to sleep before that time i sleep on my couch .i'm just seeing this pattern that's been established in terms of the good neighbor policy being reallychallenging and we don't need to be parenting them along the way saying this is what's needed for the neighborhood . we have past consumed drinks on the streets in the morning and there in our hall. i don't think we need to go into thetrash anymore and has already been said but it's starting to operate more and more like a nightclub . we're seeing ads posted online onsocial media and having third-party djs bri

while just a month older of his younger brother, lamont, and they followed his guidance while growing up in san francisco's potrero hill public housing committee. rayshawn knew the value of learning and committed himself to being a life learner. rayshawn was always hustling during different jobs. rayshawn's father started quickly nurturing his early entrepreneurial spirit. rayshawn idolized his father. he mentored numerous youth in his potrero hill community and beyond while teaching them all viable life skill on how to navigate life outside of the housing project. rayshawn found great job in cooking delicious meals for all to enjoy, whether it was his famous barbecue that was seasoned to perfection, to his turkey lasagna or jerk chicken. his love of food led him to open several food businesses. understanding the challenges of growing up in public housing, rayshawn never forgot about his family or his friends. through rayshawn's mentorship, he was able to help numerous youngsters leave the street life and enter a profitable career in the construction industry. even with the untimely d

while just a month older of his younger brother, lamont, and they followed his guidance while growing up in san francisco's potrero hill public housing committee. rayshawn knew the value of learning and committed himself to being a life learner. rayshawn was always hustling during different jobs. rayshawn's father started quickly nurturing his early entrepreneurial spirit. rayshawn idolized his father. he mentored numerous youth in his potrero hill community and beyond while teaching them all viable life skill on how to navigate life outside of the housing project. rayshawn found great job in cooking delicious meals for all to enjoy, whether it was his famous barbecue that was seasoned to perfection, to his turkey lasagna or jerk chicken. his love of food led him to open several food businesses. understanding the challenges of growing up in public housing, rayshawn never forgot about his family or his friends. through rayshawn's mentorship, he was able to help numerous youngsters leave the street life and enter a profitable career in the construction industry. even with the untimely d

while just a month older of his younger brother, lamont, and they followed his guidance while growing up in san francisco's potrero hill public housing committee. rayshawn knew the value of learning and committed himself to being a life learner. rayshawn was always hustling during different jobs. rayshawn's father started quickly nurturing his early entrepreneurial spirit. rayshawn idolized his father. he mentored numerous youth in his potrero hill community and beyond while teaching them all viable life skill on how to navigate life outside of the housing project. rayshawn found great job in cooking delicious meals for all to enjoy, whether it was his famous barbecue that was seasoned to perfection, to his turkey lasagna or jerk chicken. his love of food led him to open several food businesses. understanding the challenges of growing up in public housing, rayshawn never forgot about his family or his friends. through rayshawn's mentorship, he was able to help numerous youngsters leave the street life and enter a profitable career in the construction industry. even with the untimely d