police say that woodward was lori's boyfriends. roommate. they believe he may have been jealous of lori of the motive. as much as we understand is a love triangle the suspect lived through the mail remain, we believe was romantically interested in the male roommate and he was dating the victim at the time. so we believe that. >> he was she was killed to a potentially eliminate her from romantic love triangle situation. rob baker with the santa clara county da's office says based on the technological advancements, they feel good about their case. we absolutely feel confident are charging decision and we wouldn't charge if we didn't think we can prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. but cindy says woodward has been tried twice before making her hesitant to believe there will be a conviction. you know, having been through 200 days. >> you can't hope to heart the mountain view police department will escort woodward back to santa clara county by july. 29th. he will then be arraigned on charges of murder of lori helps in mountain view. amanda

lori: some of the laws in oklahoma are conflicting.things my understanding is, is there's that option of if we are helping a person to get that service, then somebody that's helping could potentially be prosecuted. and i don't know if that's going to come to fruition. i don't know if that's accurate. but there is some concerns that in our desire to help sobody, the advocate can get in trouble as well. lisa: natalie, from where you sit, is it more clear, a legal view of what domestic violence advocates can do or not do right now? natalie: no, unfortunately, it's really not. and i think i've been seeing the same thing on the ground here n texas, where a number of the agencies here that are working with survivors of both domestic violence and sexual assault are really concerned about this possibility of being sued, of being prosecuted, for doing their jobs, for just offering options and advice to the people that they serve. and it's that climate of fear that's really existed here in texas since sb8 was passed several months ago. that has

kathy and lori did almost met by accident.ix, _ i used to play with my neighbour two doors down, bruce and amy, and they said to me, - kathy we met a girl who looked just like you and acted - like you and talks like - you and i never forget barry, who is my fiance now, - and his brother when i was in fifth grade said, _ we met your twin sister and i said, i don't have a twin sister- and he said, oh yes, you do. the girls were pulled from the study after researchers became aware, because they felt it would affect the data. the horrible thing about this was that viola bernard told both parents these twins cannot meet and do not tell them that they are twins, so the parents had to live with this difficult important knowledge and never tell their child. both girls were dancers and when they met, they were 17 and they met without their parents knowledge. i saw lori crossing the street, - and ijust saw the way she walked and the big smile on her face. yeah, then we hugged. it was quite an experience. it was surreal. i felt that i wa

. >> reporter: nearly 30 years ago, the body of lori houtz was found in this area on kramden lane near a garbage dump. today, it is a good google complex made up of buildings and parking lots. in 1992, lori houtz, a computer engineer, was found dead in her car about a mile from her work at adobe systems. police said she was strangled after she left her job. the suspect, 58-year-old john woodward used to be roommates with her, then boyfriend. the santa clara county das office said woodward was openly jealous of lori, and had an unrequited romantic attachment to her boyfriend. today there is new hope for a measure of justice. >> in this case, specifically, they were able to go back to a much earlier sample that was taken in 2005, from the murder weapon in this case, which was a rope. >> reporter: woodward had already been tried twice for the crime. both trials resulted in a hung jury. the trial judge noted that new evidence would be needed to retry him. >> it feels good, anyway, to have justice. it does not cure the problem. it is not like if you win, you get your sister back. doesn't ha

police say that woodward was lori's boyfriends. roommate. they believe he may have been jealous of lori of the motive. as much as we understand is a love triangle, the suspect lived through the mail remain, we believe was romantically interested in the mail and he was dating the victim at the time. so we believe that he was she was killed to a potentially eliminate her from romantic love triangle situation. rob baker with the santa clara county da's office says based on the technological advancements. >> they feel good about their case. we absolutely feel confident are charging decision and we would have charges if we didn't think we can prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. but cindy says woodward has been tried twice before making her hesitant to believe there will be a conviction. you know, having been through 200 >> you can't hope to heart the mountain view police department will escort woodward back to santa clara county by july. 29th. he will then be arraigned on charges of murder of lori helps in mountain view amanda hari kron. 4

new evidence that has led to the arrest of 58-year-old john kevin woodward for murdering lori. >> wet out our investigators to arrest him when he got off the airplane. >> reporter: he lives in the netherlands, the santa clara county district attorney's office got a heads up that he would be flying into new york. he was at a new york jail shortly after. lori's boyfriend was woodward's roommate when he was killed. >> we believe that he was romantically interested in the roommate and therefore, we believe that he killed lori to essentially remove her from that love triangle. >> reporter: he was first arrested that year in connection to lori's death, that trial resulted in a hung jury, after the second trial about a year later. investigators say what has changed since then is the dna technology. >> back then there was circumstantial evidence that put woodward around the car, but changes in advances in forensic science have allowed us at this point, to put him inside that vehicle. >> reporter: so they began taking another look at evidence from this case. investigators say that the fingerp

lori: a little bit of both. we get asked a lot about stagflation and what we have told people is that we do adjusted lesion rates to moderate if they stay high relative to this rate. i am a little bit concerned that we might not be out of the energy in short-term, but longer term, i think you want to play there. i think technology is a great way to play that slowing growth, and we do see the market starting to shift away from these overvalued -- back toward more reasonably-valued areas. one of the things we learned the last few years is that these big software companies in particular are the tools that companies use to fight just about whatever battle gets thrown their way. they are going to get perhaps a better path from the fed, but things aren't going to be all roses and sunshine. how do small caps fit into this considering that you are now going overweight small caps heading into it most people say is a u.s. recession? lori: i think you have to really evaluate what you think are the different parts of the ma

police say that woodward was lori's boyfriends. roommate. they believe he may have been jealous of lori of the motive. as much as we understand is a love triangle the suspect lived through the mail remain, we believe was romantically interested in the male roommate and he was dating the victim at the time. so we believe that. >> he was she was killed to a potentially eliminate her from this romantic love triangle situation. rob baker with the santa clara county da's office says based on the technological advancements, they feel good about their case. we absolutely feel confident are charging decision and we wouldn't charge if we didn't think we can prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. but cindy says woodward has been tried twice before making her hesitant to believe there will be a conviction. you know, having been through 200 days. >> you can't hope to heart the mountain view police department will escort woodward. >> back to santa clara county by july. 29th. he will then be arraigned on charges of murder of lori helps in mountain view

police say that woodward was lori's boyfriends. roommate.f the motive. as much as we understand is a love triangle essentially the suspect lived through the mail remain, we believe was romantically interested in the mail and he was dating the victim at the time. so we believe that he was she was killed to a specially eliminate her from romantic love triangle situation. rob baker with the santa clara county da's office says based on the technological advancements. >> they feel good about their case. we absolutely feel confident are charging decision and we wouldn't charge if we didn't think we can prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. but cindy says woodward has been tried twice before making her hesitant to believe there will be a conviction. you know, having been through 200 days. >> you can't hope to heart the mountain view police department will escort woodward. >> back to santa clara county by july. 29th. he will then be arraigned on charges of murder of lori helps in mountain view. amanda hari kron. 4 news. it's 6.39. and oakland le

police say that woodward was lori's boyfriends. roommate.ve he may have been jealous of lori of the motive. as much as we understand is a love triangle, essentially the suspect lived through the mail remain, we believe was romantically interested in the mail and he was dating the victim at the time. and so we believe that he was she was killed to a potentially eliminate her from romantic love triangle situation. rob baker with the santa clara county da's office says based on the technological advancements. >> they feel good about their case. we absolutely feel confident are charging decision and we would have charges if we didn't think we could prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. but cindy says woodward has been tried twice before making her hesitant to believe there will be a conviction. you know, having been through 200, you can't hope to heart the mountain view police department will escort woodward back to santa clara county by july. 29th. he will then be arraigned on charges of murder of lori helps in mountain view. amanda hari kr

they believe he may have been jealous of lori. the motive as much as we understand is a love triangle, the suspect lived through the mail remain, we believe was romantically interested in the mail and he was dating the victim at the time. so we believe that he was she was killed to a potentially eliminate her from romantic love triangle situation. rob baker with the santa clara county da's office says based on the technological advancements. >> they feel good about their case. we absolutely feel confident are charging decision and we wouldn't charge if we didn't think we could prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. but cindy says woodward has been tried twice before making her hesitant to believe there will be a conviction. you know, having been through 200 >> you can't hope to heart the mountain view police department will escort woodward back to santa clara county by july. 29th. he will then be arraigned on charges of murder of lori helps in mountain view amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> new at 10 tonight, oakland leaders have re

coming up, lori lightfoot hypocrisy is once again on full display. show you what she said this time. emily compagno and roy murdoch way and when we return. its revolutionary rollerball design delivers fast, powerful, long-lasting pain relief. aleve it, and see what's possible. ♪ ♪ >> jason: chicago mayor lori lightfoot thinks she's found the solution to america's recent crime wave. she says people just need to treat each other better and stop insulting each other. here are her thoughts on the state of our public discourse, plus a reminder of what she had to say about supreme court justice clarence thomas just last week. have a look. speak of the toxicity in our public discourse is a thing that i think we should all be concerned about. we have got to focus on what brings us together and not what tears us apart. and we've got to get back to respect for each other and respect for community >> clarence thomas, we said [bleep] you, clarence thomas. [shouting] >> jason: not quite setting the unifying example, is she? here with reaction, the cohost of "outn

for cathy and lori, the im act her. for cathy and lori, the impact of — her.ether. and even to this day, that has been very difficult part of our relationship. maybe you meet somebody, i would say i am a twin, "0h you meet somebody, i would say i am a twin, "oh that much had —— must have been so much fun growing up together, you dress the same and look the same", and instead of saying no, that didn't happen, we were separated, i would lie, didn't happen, we were separated, iwould lie, because ijust separated, iwould lie, because i just didn't feel like going into the whole story. and to continue the legacy of this secret sister, it has been difficult, so i am sort of glad that hopefully people will see this, maybe it doesn't have to be such a big secret anymore. she is like my best friend now. now— she is like my best friend now. now it — she is like my best friend now. now it is — she is like my best friend now. now it is a _ she is like my best friend now. now it is a loving relationship.- now it is a loving relationshi. ., relationship. so whatever happened

you know, it doesn't really matter what happens because lori is not coming back. we don't get to win and get our sister back. we get to win and maybe get some justice or some closure, family and friends gathered monday after hearing of the arrest house best friend maryland who met lori in junior high school and went to college with her. has maintained a close relationship with her family. i was very proud of her, and she was she stood her own, um, whether it was in the classroom. um or us playing. coed softball quit basketball in college. um. we missed that. woodward was last tried for house murder in the mid nineties, and for the second time he was not convicted . police believe he killed her because of jealousy. the motive as much as we understand is love triangle essentially of. the suspect lived with a male roommate, we believe was romantically interested in the mail room mate and he was dating the victim at the time, investigators say in 2020, they began to reexamine evidence collected nearly 30 years ago. they discovered additional fingerprints and linked to

let's read another tweet from lori lightfoot.ds in the lgbt community, the supreme court is coming for us next. this moment has to be a call to arms." how is that not an application and an advocacy for violence? >> kayleigh: it is. what this tells us is this is not a one-off. i would completely be taken aback to hear a public official use the f-word in the context of a supreme court justice. it's not something you often hear from any public official on either side of the aisle. and then a call to arms, calling for healing and understanding one another, finding the good in one another. this desperate need for healing, finding humanity. really? give me a break. perhaps we should take the hypocrisy from good old glory. remember when she got a haircut when she publicly told this city not to get a haircut? energy goes out in the street celebrate when they're supposed to be under some sort of blacked down she said, "it was a relieving moment, we need to be out there." we are used to this. come up with a better excuse asked dominic this

outlook on cryptocurrencies and his big stake in robinhood let's get more on the markets and bring in lori from rbc capital markets who just lord h lowered her s&p 500 price target you joined your counterparts in terms of lowering your estimates for the s&p for the year and next year and lowering your targets. what was behind the move finally? >> look, i think we were surprised how far markets broke to the downside earlier. we thought we would stick in this growth scare range but unfortunately this last batch of fed actions took the market down a notch lower and brought recession onto the table we needed to do some hard thinking about what the earnings outlook would look like. we did make a pretty sizeable move on our earnings forecast for next year. i'd say we're significantly below consensus right now in terms of those earnings forecasts, but we do think that stocks are still a buy in here we think the bottoming process has started. i don't have absolute conviction that we've already seen it in june, i think it's possible. but i like seeing a little red on the screen today. as we looked

we don't know but we doubt it mayor lori lightfoot has a real problem with all of this. >> people areof our democracy. the people who are acting so brazenly have not only no respect for themselves, but they don't have respect for the institutions like the police department, the toxicity in our public discourse is a thing that i think we should all be concerned about. >> jesse: no one respects our institutions more than lori lightfoot and no one contributes to polite public discourse more than lori lightfoot. >> clarence thomas he said [bleep] clarence thomas. >> is it me or does light foot get more worked up about a distinguished supreme court justice than killer gang bangers in her own city? no. it's definitely not me. but most of the left's attention over the weekend has been focused on a shooting 25 minutes away from chicago over in highland park. at least seven people were killed and over 30 were hospitalized. after some sicko, some 22-year-old bobby crime mow started just firing into a crowd fourth of july parade. he has now been charged with seven counts of first degree murder.

this morning, wite have a cnbc supply chain heat map alert on europe we have lori ann larocco >> it isange hobby labor negotiations with the unions at the ports and port operators are entering a sixth round of talks it has led to worker stoppages and strikes. this slowed down the flow of trade. check out the latest supply chain heat map from europe detailing what is happening at the european ports including bremerhaven and hamburg. and rotterdam with logistics and l slowdowns. it is impacting exports across europe this next chart from freightos it is tracking prices from europe why is lori ann putting this up? if you have constricted supply of containers, it is going to push up prices and exacerbate inflation. this is impacting the delivery of auto parts bmws and mercedes-benz lithium batteries for ford home goods like flooring and furniture from ikea they have to request space five weeks in advancewhich is unusual. if you get a container, arrivals are 7 to 9 days late this is causing congestion spilling into other ports. a good scenario, brian the back-up will last for months >> what

. >> after her case had gone cold for decades, the family of murder victim lori house is again hopingtice. authorities announced new evidence and an arrest in the 30-year-old case out of mountain view. a bay area tech executive facing a trial. i'm larry beil. ama: amanda del castillo you set down with her loved ones today. >> bittersweet is how friends and family of murder victim lori house are describing recent developments in the decades-old mountain view cold case. a bay area tech executive, john kevin woodward, was arrested after landing in new york after amsterdam. he is being charged with the 1992 strangulation death and this isn't the first time. >> my first reaction was like, yes, and then you come down from that and go, she is not coming home. >> i sat down with her sister and good friend after monday's announcement. the two say they are reliving 30 years of trauma in a matter of days. on september 5, 1992, the 25-year-old was found in her car near a garbage dump. beyond obvious signs of a struggle, officials say the rope used to kill her was still around her neck. shortly af

. >> after her case had gone cold for decades, the family of murder victim lori house is again hoping justice. authorities announced new evidence and an arrest in the 30-year-old case out of mountain view. a bay area tech executive facing a trial. i'm larry beil. ama: amanda del castillo you set down with her loved ones today. >> bittersweet is how friends and family of murder victim lori house are describing recent developments in the decades-old mountain view cold case. a bay area tech executive, john kevin woodward, was arrested after landing in new york after amsterdam. he is being charged with the 1992 strangulation death and this isn't the first time. >> my first reaction was like, yes, and then you come down from that and go, she is not coming home. >> i sat down with her sister and good friend after monday's announcement. the two say they are reliving 30 years of trauma in a matter of days. on september 5, 1992, the 25-year-old was found in her car near a garbage dump. beyond obvious signs of a struggle, officials say the rope used to kill her was still around her neck. shortl

gerry: gets a chicago progressive democratic mayor lori lightfoot preaching words of peace and respects and institutions. this just a week after her outburst towards a supreme court justice. [inaudible] thank you clarence thomas. the benches collude during her bit to reduce toxicity in public discourse. trusting u.s. institutions of the supreme court the presidency on the criminal justice system have hit a critical low. 27% of americans said they had a great deal of confidence in her 14th major american institutions. with a sharp decline for all three branches of government. the corrosion of trust and authority explain some of the political and cultural phenomena we can see but let's ask our panel. tom bevan you are in illinois lori lightfoot trying to improve discourse for all americans by his nice remarks it? it is a serious point. this hypocrisy it plays out on both sides two. it is contributing to this trust. you follow polls pretty closely but this is a pretty dim state of affairs in so many people have so little trust in the various institutions of american government, doesn't it

police say that lori hoots was found murdered in her car back in september of 1992. that she struggled for her life. the rope that had been used to kill her was still around her neck when she was found starter. david fisher says that that row is how they were able to connect john woodward to that crime tracing back samples of his dna. woodward is the president and ceo of ready tech and has been living in the netherlands. santa clara da's office charged the case back in january of 2022. but it was until july 9th at woodard visited the u.s. and was taken into custody. >> have as much as we understand is a love triangle, essentially the suspect lived through the mail remain, we believe was romantically interested in the mail and he was dating the victim at the time. so we believe that he was she was killed to a potentially eliminate her from romantic love triangle situation. >> baker is the mountain view. police will escort woodard back to santa clara county by july 29th. he'll then be arraigned on the complaint, charging him with the murder of lori votes. >> oakland le

your mayor, lori lightfoot, off to london and paris to promote chicago as a tourist destination whiler communities continue to bleed and suffer. let's turn to philadelphia where police are looking for 17 interesting in this video beating a 73-year-old man with traffic cones and smiling as they do it. james lambert died the next day. pastor, why is it we keep seeing young kids committing these heinous acts. your city and my city of new orleans as well. >> we have to recognize that these kids that are committing violent acts and even the kids that i deal with and see on a regular basis, this is all they are exposed to. it's very difficult to expect children and young people to overcome what they are exposed to. without giving them something else to be exposed to. so we have to get to a place to where we start showing our kids and teenagers and people committing acts of violence, who has the potential to come we have to start giving them another way. that's why i love organizations like project hood because they do that effectively. >> raymond: how do we break this? it really is the cycl

the bloodshed putting more pressure on the mayor, lori lightfoot.adly violence, just one week after five were killed, including a 5-month-old girl. and yet, mayor lori lightfoot is still not publicly commenting on the violence, nor is she taking responsibility, yet again, for the crime on her watch. will she ever? what does she need to do? >> that's an excellent question, julie. i've got to tell you, the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results, and i would have to believe that is what's going on in chicago. you had 37 people shot. you know, normally if we heard that we would be shocked, but i can tell you, i'm not shocked, because this happens over and over every weekend. you have the same results. and the mayor is silent. she is not doing anything. the citizens there deserve better. she said this is going to be the summer of joy. i can unequivocally tell you that this is the summer of hell in chicago where citizens can't walk around in the streets without fearing being shot and killed. >> julie:

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, there you have hybrids out there but for lori has announced they are working on an all electric car> pete buttigieg has telling everyone get a tesla. >> i told you guys yesterday i don't believe in buying cars that make us more dependent on china. >> an elderly woman in kentucky was saved from her flooded home after a viral photo was posted to facebook sitting in her bedroom and waist high water one of the rare good things you can say about social media. >> we hear a couple of stories where people are stranded and someone comes to the rescue, what a nice way to end it. >> you just finished criticizing the phone. >> and to be with you this weekend thank you for watching we will see you next weekend, you want to stay tuned the fox report with jon scott start right now. ♪. jon: michelle nichols. >> i'm jon scott and this is the fox report. we begin with the fox news alert on the death of nba legend bill russell. the box under boston celtics center who became the head coach of major u.s. team sports passively peacefully at 88 years old. the greatest winter basketball history and for off

reports tonight at a chicago that multiple vehicles used to transport mayor lori lightfoot driven byice have racked up and paid traffic tickets. this despite her calls for stricter speed cameras in the windy city paper corresponded matt finn has the mayor's office reaction to this report. good evening, my. >> hi, might. chicago mayor lori lightfoot is being accused of being driven around and suvs that are racking up unpaid tickets. chicago's popular online blog first reported that lightfoot's security detail has been issued three speed camera ticket and one red light camera tickets over the last 14 months and none were paid as of last friday. the wb also reports that two suvs no longer used by lightfoot also have unpaid speeding and red light ticket. one issue is even on the list to get booted and impounded. lightfoot's office provided a statement writing about, "the mayor has repeatedly expressed that running red lights is never acceptable. like with all tickets incurred by all agencies, the growth of an administrative process to review whether they were used for safety and security

investigators say they found new evidence linking 58-year-old john woodward to the 1992 murder of lori house. hisals in th juries. she was 25 when she was found strangled to death in her car after working at adobe. he is set to appear in court august 10th. >>> still ahead tonight and streaming on cbs news bay area. thieves targeting taxpayer owned property in the east bay. why some locals say it's pointless to call police about t >>> plus an army of sea otters could be moving into the bay, why not everyone is on board. >>> the fog is thick out there tonight. we might add the chance of a pop-up shower or thunderstorm to the forecast. details coming up in the first alert forecast. >>> bren b are tngs th are lt dow i this particular case. check it out. on tuesday afternoon in broad daylight, a business owner spotted people stealing panels from a cal trans fence under 880. he called police. 20 minutes later an officer responded and drove off a minute later. then the people went right back to removing the panels from the bolted iron fence. the business owner claims thieves have targeted his

all of this and people are fleeing that city, businesses are flaying that city, meanwhile the mayor loried her all the time and she has never agreed to come on, we would like to ask her where she stands on all of this, but this is what she is saying publicly. she is calling to improve the discourse in this country and then at the same time cursing off clarence thomas just days prior. listen. speak of the toxicity and our public discourse is a thing that i think we should all be concerned about. we have got to focus on what brings us together and not what tears us apart. and we have to get back to respect for each other and respect for community. [chanting] >> he said thank you [bleep] thomas. >> sandra: i am out of time, it realizing we are up against the hard break, appreciate you joining us, we will have you back soon, thank you. >> bill: new at two, democrats looking to spend money with inflation at record highs to help with the rising prices, will that make things even worse? we will look at that momentarily. larry kudlow stops by. he has a lot to say. can't wait for that. come on ba

including mayor lori lightfoot. compassion and support, i still haven't been able to get justice for my son. >> martha: you have to clean up the streets. you have to i'm powter police to do their job and to think when they talk someone off the street, they'll stay off the street. >> we need more than your words. for the people that criticize the people of chicago about the no snitch policy there, why would people tell the police who did it if the killer is going to be back on the street? we got to really have that conversation. these young people's lives are being ruined on a day-to-day basis. they don't have the choice to choose. the gangs run the street. when they leave better case, a better life, the teachers unions go after school choice and for a better prosperity. there's something to have the ability to move out of chicago. a lot of people don't. gianno caldwell is trying to move the rest of his family out of chicago. he has a little means. a lot of folks in chicago don't have that. what is happening here is

amanda: bittersweet is how friends and family of lori houtz is describing recent developments in a decades-old cold case. bay area tech executive john kevin woodward was arrested saturday after landing in new york from amsterdam. he is being charged with her 1992 strangulation death and this is not the first time. >> my first reaction was yes, and then you come down from that new go she is not coming home. amanda: i sat down with her sister and good friend after monday's announcement. they are reliving of third -- they are relieving -- reliving 30 years of trauma in a matter of days. september 5, 1992 she was found in her car near a doll -- near a garbage dump. officials say the rope used to kill her was still around her neck. shortly after woodward was arrested and tried twice for her murder in the early 90's. the case was dismissed by a judge for insufficient evidence on the jury could not reach a verdict. today with improvements to dna technology additional evidence and fingerprints collected at the 1992 crime scene were matched to woodward. >> the biggest hurdle was being able to find new

and then the supreme court, lori lightfoot said this moment is a call to action because the supreme court is coming for us next. and what happens? we have an attempted murder charge on a would be assassin m of a supreme court justice. hypi she is ate hypocrite and her rhetoric matters because unless you dilute calls for violence, unless you temper those flames, people will act on it. what's your what's your take on this? >> emily is absolutely right. i really wish that the real mayor lightfoot would stand you know, she's talking about s civility, but even within her own staff, she was attackeda or criticized by members ofbi her staff for sending emails where she said things like, i need more quality time and more private n nan time evey day. exclamation mark, 16 times 10 emails. she's known for beratinges her staff. she also announced last year that she only would give one on one interviews with journalists of color because of the excessivee whiteness and maleness of the chicago press corps. also, emily says this isn't just more like this . is this a problem we havein on the left in gener

it doesn't really matter what happens because lori is not coming back .t get to win and get our sister back. we get to win and maybe get some justice or some closure. she didn't get to meet my kids. she probably would have nieces and nephews now from her. investigators believe the motive was a love triangle. in another bay area cold case. it has been 21 years since paul o'brien was found dead in san francisco. now family members hope a large reward and new technology will help bring their sister's killer to justice. relatives tell ktvu s amberleigh . they've never given up hope that the person responsible will be caught. a sister was so funny. so down to earth. two siblings share memories of their older sister, paula brian, who's homicide is an unsolved cold case with san francisco police for 21 years i feel like it just happened yesterday. it just it. never it's just something that is just always on my mind every day. avoid that can't be filled ktvu nueva and kerry walker say brian was the best sister they could ask for. she was the most protective older

he will then be rains and charged with the murder of lori house. >> oakland leaders have rejected a proposed ballot measure on how to spend cannabis tax revenue. the plan would have directed 160 million dollars to pay for housing and mental health services and other community economic developments. supporters are going to talk about their next steps at a news conference at 11 o'clock this morning in oakland, city hall. >> we'll take a break in a 37, but still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, employers spying on their employees working from home. we're going to show you the technology. the companies are footing on their computers and the dazzling look into the stars. the first color image from the james webb space telescope. coming up after the break. and some coastal flood advisories because of king tides that go into effect tonight at 08:00pm through midnight because that's when the tide begins to peak. >> green areas on the map, including right along the bay being affected, talking that and wildfire smoke in your forecast. and we see are seeing just a little improvement out there across s

lori does community relations for the commune. she lost her niece at the age of 23. >> they don't get a second chance. they were innocent victims because of decisions that something else made. >> reporter: they provided photos of the sideshow. this video appears to be from the scene early sunday morning, near san jose state's south campus parking garage. the university said sunday its officers responded to the sideshow. they shared photos of damaged property. the women with street racing kills hope that intervention programs like the ones they lead in southern california convince more people to stop showing up like ones in the bay area. >> there's not a day that goes by that i don't give out information. >> i cry every day. i cry all the time. this is something that a mother is never supposed to bury their child. >>> fire investigators are trying to figure out what sparked an apartment fire in newark this morning. here is what's left of the second story unit. when crews arrived, the battalion chief says they attacked the flames ag

today elaine lori, released a new video clip that shows the former presidents unwillingness to include in the speech on january 7th, language holding the mob that he invited, incited, and wanted to join. >> do you recognize what this says? >> it looks like a copy of a draft of the remarks. >> okay, and as you can see throughout the document, there is lines crossed out, there is some words that added in, do you recognize the handwriting? >> a looks like my father's handwriting. >> in my view, immediate to express very clearly, that the people made a violent act, went into the capitol, did what they did. should be prosecuted. and should be arrested. >> it looks like here that he crossed out that he was directing the department of justice to ensure all lawmakers are prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law, we must send a clear message, not with mercy but with justice, legal consequences are swift and thurman. do you know why that you wanted that crossed out? >> i don't know. >> and that needed to be stated. >> they did not represent, him or his political views. and any form or fashion

thank you so much for your leadership and mary and a lori and martin and sarah the whole team that put this together tonight, very very important. very important that we never forget. thank you so much for what you do every single day to keep us remembering that which we should never forget. and i also want to just take another moment to thank yet again ambassador. markova. ambassador of ukraine if there was ever a reason to never forget tonight. is that night an ambassador? thank you for being here blessing us with your presence. we present. the levzel award the museum's highest honor at this time of year because it follows the days of remembrance of the victims of the holocaust a week of solemn commemoration reflection that just concluded yesterday. and this year this week in fact 28th and 29th. of april a pair of days that carry immense historical significance on those two days in 1945. american soldiers united states army liberated the dacao concentration camp i first. became aware of the holocaust as a young man in high school, really when i first read elite results book night and

. >> reporter: lori and i found a few answers after two is a research but the name engraved on the album is wr h atoms and we found old papers that claim he was the executor of adolph sutro's will as in the sutro heights and the former mayor of san francisco adolph sutro and it was apparently a gift to adamson but it's not of one family come up but all different people. >> on the back of it in gold is written, christmas, 1876. the one >> reporter: the one she could identify is there arthur edward kennedy, the governor of hong kong and western australia at the time. >> if you go back, the people that he knew somewhere comments all intertwined. >> reporter: request has led to more questions. perhaps it was a gift passed down through generations. foster just wants to find the family with answers to this long-lost mystery album. ian cull , today in the bay. >> interesting. i enjoyed that . >>> 4:38. happening tonight. are you ready? are you ready to become a billionaire? mega millions fever. look. the mega millions fever is heating up almost everywhere and many people are just trying to win

lori. cox han thanks for the presentation dwight. my question is about the fact that there's no shortage of nixon scholarship available. but as a presidency scholar. what do you think that academics like myself get wrong about nixon? and where would you suggest that we go with future research on the nixon residency? yes, i i i think what? we get wrong is not exploring what the man was all about. we get we go off on these tangents, you know when i went into the national archives. to listen to some tapes the first thing they asked me is would you are you here to listen to the abuse of power tapes? well that that the abuse of power tapes are the sexy ones where you know, he uses some language that's not good and it gets into the watergate step, but it is a tiny fraction of all of the tapes and and we need that we need our historians and the people that are going to explore this to dig in to some of these other aspects of richard nixon and i think that's one thing that my book is going to accomplish. i think it raises enough questions of