maddie's family believes it will never happen. and that gonzalez will indeed be free in about 4 years. live in santa cruz. rob fladeboe kron 4 news. thank you, rob. switching gears. now to our coronavirus coverage for more than a year now, right. we have been. >> hiding our faces containing our germs behind these masks today, though, the cdc unveiled new guidelines for when and where. >> people can ditch the masks. that's right. the agency says fully-vaccinated americans don't need to wear masks outdoors. >> in most cases. our washington correspondent anna wiernicki joins us now live from washington with more. good evening. ghana. >> good evening. that's right. so under these new guidelines, the cdc says that anyone who is fully vaccinated, which means 14 days after your last dose of the vaccine. they say that starting today. you can now attend small outdoor gatherings or walk your dog or even dine with friends without a maek. >> cdc director doctor rochelle walensky says fully-vaccinated americans can now dropped the mask in cert

and for children like maddie, alan, and kylie, a wish can be life changing.t the thought of their wishes, fills wish kids with excitement. - [maddie] it's harder to do things on my own. so i have some really fun things to look forward to. - [narrator] but they're still waiting. they're waiting for joy. they're waiting for your help. give $20 a month, 67 cents a day, or any amount to help thousands of waiting wish kids. - can you help make my wish come true? - [narrator] please give now to make wishes come true this world wish day. ♪ jack: last year theaters went dark thanks to lock dons that kept moviegoers at home. hollywood pivoted to streaming new releases, but now as more people get their vaccines, cinema operators are reopening. can this year's summer block busters bring patrons back? imax's ceo richard gelfond joins me now. good to see you again. god godgodzilla v. kong was ove8 million which was at the top of expectations. do you think that suggests maybe the movie-going public is ready for a faster reopening than people might have expected? >> i think

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and for children like maddie, alan, and kylie, a wish can be life changing.hes, fills wish kids with excitement. - [maddie] it's harder to do things on my own. so i have some really fun things to look forward to. - [narrator] but they're still waiting. they're waiting for joy. they're waiting for your help. give $20 a month, 67 cents a day, or any amount to help thousands of waiting wish kids. - can you help make my wish come true? - [narrator] please give now to make wishes come true this world wish day. maria: welcome back. we've got another big program in the works for next weekend. make sure you tune in every friday night at 9 p.m. eastern. i will see you this weekend over on fox news channel for "sunday morning futures," congressman jim jordan, her shell walker and arizona attorney general mark brnovich. join us sunday on fox news 10 a.m. eastern live. plus every day, weekdays 6-9 a.m. eastern fox business, join me for "mornings with maria." that'll do it for us this weekend. i'll see you again next time. ♪♪ gerry: welcome to the "wall street journal at

how that their accent went into the infant cognition that this is maddy yes ok so today we're going to be running mattie in an experiment that tests how babies look at things like snakes and spiders and how they learn about the features on the properties of those things are ok ready maddy there that is like yesterday. were. all. taking trackers that is not so gene for signs of fear he's looking to see what captures the imprints attention. we show babies schematic versions of snakes and spiders and then we track how long the babies live in each of these images competitive scrabble versions of the same age. and we find that if 5 months of age babies will track a snake like image longer than they will scramble versions of the snake and they would do the same thing for spiders that little read a schematic spider then scramble versions of the spiders but could it just be a familiar pattern or shape that catches the eye so we've tried using flowers they know effect for flowers which is about logically a plausible stimulus no effect for rodents or sharks. so it seems unlikely there is a perfe

her body was found in a dumpster after a video of maddy was shown in court. her parents, laura jordan and michael middleton addressed the court >> the air. >> it's just >> gonzalez. was given the maximum sentence, which means after serving a minimum 4 more years in a juvenile detention facility. he could go free at age 25 initially to be tried as an adult, 2018 is controversial. senate bill. 1391, mandated that 1415 year olds must be tried in juvenile court. >> focusing solely retribution or just desserts. abandoning adrian to the talk to cuddle prison system. it's just another way of saying we don't care. the bottom line is. >> certain changes need to be made in juvenile justice to reform. of course, but one size fits all legislation that takes no account at all for people like adrian we had experts who said they had never, ever seen anybody present like him ever in a 30 year career as a child psychologist never. >> had gonzalez been tried as an adult. he almost certainly would have spent the rest of his life in prison in santa cruz. rob fladeboe kron 4 news

and for children like maddie, alan, and kylie, a wish can be life changing. just the thought of their wishes, fills wish kids with excitement. - [maddie] it's harder to do things on my own. so i have some really fun things to look forward to. - [narrator] but they're still waiting. they're waiting for joy. they're waiting for your help. give $20 a month, 67 cents a day, or any amount to help thousands of waiting wish kids. - can you help make my wish come true? - [narrator] please give now to make wishes come true this world wish day. maria: welcome back fighting to set sail, republican senators from florida and alaska introducing a bill to get cruises back in business by july, the state of florida is suing the cdc to drop its restrictions. key democrats writing a letter urging the cdc to stay the course, they have significant concerns about the prospects of premature presumption of cruise ship operation. it's critical we listen to scientists and health and safety experts over the industry and the profit driven executives. josh joined me this weekend, the pre

and for children like maddie, alan, and kylie, a wish can be life changing.ir wishes, fills wish kids with excitement. - [maddie] it's harder to do things on my own. so i have some really fun things to look forward to. - [narrator] but they're still waiting. they're waiting for joy. they're waiting for your help. give $20 a month, 67 cents a day, or any amount to help thousands of waiting wish kids. - can you help make my wish come true? - [narrator] please give now to make wishes come true this world wish day. >> to work from home raised security concerns for businesses. identity management company octave saw huge gains in sales and stock price but the vaccine rollout will eventually get employees back to work? octave ceo todd joined me now, thank you for coming on the show. i describe as an iphone screen for my laptop all my work applications are there whether my e-mail or i have to sign invoices or whatever but for people who don't log into that, can you briefly explain what your company does. >> take you for having young, it's great to be here talk to hel

her body was found in a dumpster after a video of maddy was shown in court. her parents, laura jordan and michael middleton addressed the court >> area. >> it's just >> gonzalez was given the maximum sentence, which means after serving a minimum 4 more years in a juvenile detention facility. he could go free at age 25 initially to be tried as an adult, 2018 is controversial. senate bill. 1391, mandated that 1415 year olds must be tried in juvenile court. >> focusing solely retribution or just desserts. abandoning adrian to the toxic adult prison system. just another way of saying we don't care. the bottom line is. >> certain changes need to be made in juvenile justice to reform. of course, but one size fits all legislation that takes no account at all for people like adrian we had experts who said they had never, ever seen anybody present like him ever in a 30 year career as a child psychologist never. >> had gonzalez been tried as an adult. he almost certainly would have spent the rest of his life in prison in santa cruz. rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> there's

and for children like maddie, alan, and kylie, a wish can be life changing.thought of their wishes, fills wish kids with excitement. - [maddie] it's harder to do things on my own. so i have some really fun things to look forward to. - [narrator] but they're still waiting. they're waiting for joy. they're waiting for your help. give $20 a month, 67 cents a day, or any amount to help thousands of waiting wish kids. - can you help make my wish come true? - [narrator] please give now to make wishes come true this world wish day. gerry: 's funny to look at the main animating principle that joe biden does behind president he's twice as radical as a man he said vice president barack obama, biden's initial fiscal stimulus $1.9 trillion was double the obama stimulus in 2009. he announced plans for capital gains tax rate double the rate to which it was eight years ago. the recent policing is clearly intended to be twice as the predecessors. now this week he came up with the climate plan which is twice as bold at least were unrealistic as some would say as his former bo

and for children like maddie, alan, and kylie, a wish can be life changing.hes, fills wish kids with excitement. - [maddie] it's harder to do things on my own. so i have some really fun things to look forward to. - [narrator] but they're still waiting. they're waiting for joy. they're waiting for your help. give $20 a month, 67 cents a day, or any amount to help thousands of waiting wish kids. - can you help make my wish come true? - [narrator] please give now to make wishes come true this world wish day. gerry: in the wake of the derek chauvin trial and incidents involving law enforcement and black suspects, there's been talk about police reform, democrats and republicans are working on a rare bipartisan plan that could result in legislation. some authorities are striking out with their own ideas. we heard this week from lori lightfoot the other created mayor of chicago. after a police officer tasting killed a 13-year-old running away is seems with a gun. ms. lightfoot has decided the real problem is police running after suspects on foot. she is planning a r

however, in the case of maddy middleton. her killer could now go free in 40 years when he's 25 years old, due to a series of state juvenile justice system reforms. he february of this year. the california supreme court ruled that minors under the age of 16 cannot be tried in adult criminal court gonzales was 15 years old when he kidnapped raped and murdered middleton and then disposed of her body in a garbage bin at her apartment complex our cameras were rolling at the time of his arrest in 2015, they might have some evidence of the car is credible victimization of maddie's family to think that they have to go through this realizing. >> that that he gets leave prison and have his record expunged because i understand that in only 4 more years. all she remains dead. and i think the other concern is a public safety concern. in a statement to kron 4 news gonzalez. his defense attorneys said this isn't a case of whodunit, but a case of whether adrian will receive treatment in an age appropriate facility. >> he goes on to write, q

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however, in the case of maddy middleton. her killer could now go free in 40 years when he's 25 years old, due to a series of state juvenile justice system reforms. he february of this year. the california supreme court ruled that minors under the age of 16 cannot be tried in adult criminal court gonzales was 15 years old when he kidnapped raped and murdered middleton and then disposed of her body in a garbage bin at her apartment complex our cameras were rolling at the time of his arrest in 2015, they might have some evidence of a car. it's an incredible read victimization of maddie's family to think that they have to go through this realizing. >> that that he gets leave prison and have his record expunged because i understand that in only 4 more years. all she remains dead. and i think the other concern is a public safety concern. in a statement to kron 4 news gonzalez. his defense attorneys said this isn't a case of whodunit, but a case of whether adrian will receive treatment in an age appropriate facility. >> he goes on

your auténtico awaits. 2015 murder of eight year old maddy middleton.nzalez will serve out his sentence at the department of juvenile justice until he's 25 years old. that's in four years. he will also need to register as a sex offender. gonzalez changed his plea to guilty earlier this month after a february california supreme court ruling said that minors under the age of 16 cannot be tried in adult criminal court. he was 15 years old when he kidnapped, raped and strangled, matty colton and he his case had been in legal limbo because he is now 21 years old. joining us now to talk more about how we got here. ktvu legal analyst michael cardoza. michael good to good to have you on here. so originally, gonzalez was set to be tried in adult court. but then we had this ruling from the california supreme court. how talk about how this ruling changed the dynamics of this case and lead to the sentence that we saw handed down today. well, let's talk about the law first. what the new loss as is that if a person is under 16 years of age, so 15 years, 11 months and

he admitted to raping, torturing and killing eight year old maddy middleton and then dumping her body. looks like i just know this cannot be allowed to happen again. middleton's family gave victim impact statements telling a judge how much their lives have changed since maddie was killed. ktvu is jesse gary tells us, the family and others are outraged over the number of years that gonzalez will stay behind bars because of the fact that he was only 15. when he killed her. everybody can vote with fire shooting through the back of my words through tears and a soul's cry for justice laura jordan and michael middleton. red victim impact statements during the sentencing of adrian gonzalez position this situation, justice looks like in this scenario. i no, this cannot be allowed to happen again. whatever it takes tuesday, while onlookers gathered outside inside santa cruz superior court judge john salazar handed down the maximum sentence, adrian gonzalez will spend another four years in juvenile detention following a guilty plea for the murder of madison. middleton this is a crime that absol

how that wrecks in one sense of the infant cognition this is maddie yes ok so today we're going to be running mattie in an experiment that tests how babies look at things like snakes and spiders and how they learn about the features on the properties of those things are back ok ready maddy there that is like yesterday. were. all. trackers there's not such ng for signs of fear he's looking to see what captures the imprints attention. we show babies schematic versions of snakes and spiders and then we track how long the babies live in each of these images compared to scramble versions of the same age. and we find that if 5 months of babies will track a snake like image longer than they will scramble versions of the snake and they will do the same thing for spiders and the longer a schematic spider than at scrabble versions of the spiders but could it just be a familiar pattern or shape that catches the eye so we've tried using flowers only say no effect for flowers which is about logically possible stimulus no effect for rodents or sharks. so it seems unlikely that is apart from for a b

it's always was 15 when he kidnapped, raped and strangled maddy middleton and then threw her body into dumpster. he changed his plea to guilty after the california supreme court ruled in february that minors under the age of 16. cannot be tried. in adult criminal court. can bowl with fire shooting through the back of my work. i don't have a solution to this situation. justice looks like in this scenario. i just no, this cannot be allowed to happen again. one adrian gonzalez turns 25 there's no guarantee he'll be released from the juvenile justice system. the court can be petitioned to extend his time in custody. after the break, president biden is expected to roll out his next big spending plan tomorrow with a price tag of roughly $1.8 trillion. the reaction he's already receiving from lawmakers. what's the latest on the conservatorship of pop star britney spears? what the singer wants to do during the next court hearing, and i'll bet you notice the warm up today it's going to get warmer tomorrow, with temperatures back into the mid eighties and some spots we'll look into that and the

then 8 year-old maddy middleton in santa cruz. her body was found hidden in an outdoor garbage bin at her apartment complex. prosecutors have been arguing that based on the weight of the crime gonzales should be charged as an adult. but his case was recently moved to juvenile court and now the guilty plea gonzales is set to be sentenced on april 27th. after to actually more than 2 decades the prime suspect in the 1999 disappearance of cal poly student kristin smart. >> he's been arrested, making national headlines on this one. kristen smart was a freshman when she disappeared. she was. >> legally declared dead back in 2000, 2 despite her body never being found. chip yost now in san luis obispo with the latest. you know, obviously a big development kristen smart. her story has been told a lot over the years in 1996. >> here at cal poly, san luis obispo. she was a freshman. she was 19 years old when she just disappeared. the person who was last known to be seen with her. has been a suspect for years. but today he's now under arrest

her body was found in a dumpster after a video of maddy was shown in court. her parents, laura jordan and michael middleton addressed the court >> area. >> gonzalez was given the maximum sentence, which means after serving a minimum 4 more years in a juvenile detention facility. he could go free at age 25 initially to be tried as an adult, 2018 is controversial. senate bill. 1391, mandated that 1415 year olds must be tried in juvenile court. >> focusing solely retribution or just desserts. abandoning adrian to the toxic adult prison system. just another way of saying we don't care. the bottom line is. >> certain changes need to be made in juvenile justice to reform. of course, but one size fits all legislation that takes no account at all for people like adrian we had experts who said they had never, ever seen anybody present like him ever in a 30 year career as a child psychologist never. >> had gonzalez been tried as an adult. he almost certainly would have spent the rest of his life in prison in santa cruz. rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> the owners of a sunn

we're hearing from the family that lost 2 loved or new details tonight in the disturbing 2015 death of maddy middleton. her killer has pleaded guilty. but prosecutors say the sentence he's facing is nowhere near long enough. also some cause of johnson johnson vaccine doses for the bay area. what that means for our supply with eligibility expanded. good evening, everybody. thanks for joining us for kron 4 news at 8. >> i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. and i'm ken wayne pain for an east bay family tonight after that fatal car crash. >> in. i just know your lie know has to come pick me up now we've got to go to the hospital. >> a family in pittsburgh in mourning mourning the loss of 2 loved ones after police say a drunk driver caused a crash. 2 people, including 7 year-old a ceiling. uh died in that accident. 5 others were hurt, including a 2 year-old 4 year-old and a 10 year-old. >> a growing memorial is happening at the site of that accident. there's been a long line of cars for hours are now people dropping off flowers and balloons and remembering the 2 victims. >> joining us now live

gonzalez was 15 years old when investigators say he kidnapped raped and killed an 8 year-old maddie in santa cruz. her body was found hidden in a garbage bin of her apartment complex. the prosecutors had been arguing that based on the weight of the crime. gonzalez should be charged as an adult. but his case was recently moved to juvenile court. gonzalez is set to be sentenced on april 27th. and now a heartbreaking story in pittsburgh. a family is grieving the loss of 2 of their loved ones who are hit and killed by a drunk driver while heading home from dinner monday night our kron four's michelle kingston is live for us on west leeland road where this terrible accident happened. she's got more details for us tonight. michelle. >> and take a look at this line of cars here along the main road >> so many people hour. >> and i no you're lie know has to come pick me up now we've got to go to the dolores negate his daughter karina, her boyfriend and her 3 children were driving home from dinner on monday on west leeland road when a drunk driver collided with the back of their car. careens boy

however, in the case of maddy middleton.iller could now go free in 40 years when he's 25 years old, due to a series of state juvenile justice system reforms. he february of this year. the california supreme court ruled that minors under the age of 16 cannot be tried in adult criminal court gonzales was 15 years old when he kidnapped raped and murdered middleton and then disposed of her body in a garbage bin at her apartment complex our cameras were rolling at the time of his arrest in 2015, they might have some evidence of a car. it's an incredible read victimization of maddie's family to think that they have to go through this realizing. >> that that he gets leave prison and have his record expunged because i understand that in only 4 more years. all she remains dead. and i think the other concern is a public safety concern. in a statement to kron 4 news gonzalez. his defense attorneys said this isn't a case of whodunit, but a case of whether adrian will receive treatment in an age appropriate facility. >> he goes on to wri

however, in the case of maddy middleton.could now go free in 40 years when he's 25 years old, due to a series of state juvenile justice system reforms. he february of this year. the california supreme court ruled that minors under the age of 16 cannot be tried in adult criminal court gonzales was 15 years old when he kidnapped raped and murdered middleton and then disposed of her body in a garbage bin at her apartment complex our cameras were rolling at the time of his arrest in 2015, they might have some evidence of the car is credible of maddie's family to think that they have to go through this realizing. >> that that he gets leave prison and have his record expunged because i understand that in only 4 more years. all she remains dead. and i think the other concern is a public safety concern. in a statement to kron 4 news gonzalez. his defense attorneys said this isn't a case of whodunit, but a case of whether adrian will receive treatment in an age appropriate facility. >> he goes on to write, quote, the supreme court re

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the south bay, the man who admitted his guilt in the 2015 kidnapping rape and murder of 8 year-old maddy middleton. >> was sentenced today in santa cruz. 21 year-old adrian gonzales got the maximum sentence but could go free when he turns 25 gonzales apologize to maddie's family before his sentencing. >> the shah area. it just, you >> gonzales was 15 when he learned middleton to his home at the tannery arts complex in 2015 her body was found in a dumpster after serving a minimum 4 more years in a juvenile detention facility. gonzales could go free. he was initially to be tried as an adult but the controversial 2018 bill mandated that 1415 year olds must be tried in juvenile court had he been tried as an adult. he almost certainly would have spent the rest of his life in prison. another big story we are following tonight. the cdc says americans fully vaccinated against covid-19 can go outside without wearing a mask. but. >> there are some exceptions. the agency says people should still wear mask when they're in a big crowd of strangers. the change comes as more than half of the in the u.s

. >> the accused killer in the murder of 8 year-old maddy middleton is going back to the juvenile courtm. it could be released in just 4 years. 21 year-old, adrian gonzalez pleaded guilty to the 2015 kidnapping rape and murder of little maddy middleton in santa cruz. he was 15 years old at the time. and even though he was legally a child prosecutors and advocacy groups argue that he should be charged as an adult based on the weight of the crime. >> it was inevitable. the way the california criminal justice system. it has been moving over the course of the last decade or so. they've done everything they can wrong victim rights. they've got everything they can to undermine criminal criminal accountability. and we're now in a position where repentant killers are able to walk free after serving somewhere like a decade behind prison despite the fact that they murdered and raped a very young girl. it's it's an abomination. >> gonzales is set to be sentenced on april 27th. >> nearly 25 years after cal poly student kristin smart vanished while walking to her dorm room, a san pedro man faces mur

. >> the accused killer in the murder of 8 year-old maddy middleton is going back to juvenile court held be released in just 4 years as a result. 21 year-old, adrian gonzalez pleaded guilty to the 2015 kidnapping rape and murder of maddy in santa cruz. he was 15 years old at the time. and even though he was legally a minor prosecutors and advocacy groups argued at the time that he should be charged as an adult based on the severity of the crime. >> it was inevitable. the way the california criminal justice system. it has been moving over the course of the last decade or so. they've done everything they can wrong victim rightsh they've got everything they can to undermine criminal criminal accountability. and we're now in a position where repentant killers are able to walk free after serving somewhere like a decade behind prison despite the fact that they murdered and raped a very young girl. it's it's an abomination. >> so gonzales now set to be sentenced on april 27th in juvenile court. >> 7.38. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news governor newsome. >> has an idea on what we sho

gonzalez apologized to maddie's family before he was sentenced. area.> gonzalez was going to be tried as an adult, but a controversial 2018 bill mandated that 1415 year-old must be tried in juvenile court going forward. he will be registered offender for life. >> the owners of restaurant say that they're the victims of a hate crime after someone smashed a window at the lebron restaurant. now, the co-owner says that they also found a disturbing crumpled up note near that broken glass. >> they see saying. >> asian people go home. but in more derogatory terms, you can break my window. we can do whatever you want. but lebron will prevail. the body is the good in french the good will prevail no matter what. >> and no arrests have been made yet and no suspects have been identified. >> it's 5.37. and still ahead, san francisco is expected to move into the yellow reopening tier and. >> and we'll tell you what changes that will bring for your everyday life. plus and oakland teenager killed by a stray bullet and the plea from his mother is coming up. and another

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year old maddy middleton more than five years ago in santa cruz, why he could be released in just four wild one of the ball park in san francisco is the giants and the reds, combined for eight runs in the first inning alone. mark shows us who came out on top later in sports and san francisco moves forward with plans to open a drug sobering center where it would be located and how many people it aims to help. no. 9 diy student kristin smart today, 25 years after she was last seen, two suspects were arrested in connection with that case, one on suspicion of murder, the other as an accessory to the crime. our crime reporter henry lee has the details. it took a quarter century to get to this moment, 44 year old paul flores was arrested tuesday on suspicion of murdering 19 year old cal poly classmate kristin smart back in 1996. his 80 year old father, ruben, booked as an accessory for allegedly helping a son cover up the killing. it's my hope that we're able to take the first step toward justice for the smart family, san luis obispo county sheriff in parkinson confirmed. smart is no longer

the sentencing comes two weeks after gonzalez pled guilty to following maddie home, binding her, choking her, stabbing her and attempting to rape her before killing her. the crime happened six years ago. if gonzalez was found guilty of murder as an adult, he could face life in prison. >>> if you are attending a live sporting event, this is about all the mask regulations now, if you are attending a crowded event, you do have to wear a mask if you are vaccinated or unvaccinated according to the cdc. >>> now if you don't have your real id yet, you are getting more time. the department of homeland security is delaying the new requirement yet again. you may require the dead lynn was originally set for october of last year. it would have required travelers over 18 to have a more secure form of id. but the deadline was pushed back because of a lack of state compliance and the pandemic. right now 43% of driver's licenses are real id compliant. >>> okay. here is the question a lot of us often ask. what can i do? it is a simple question with often sometimes powerful results. >> a lot of stories of

. >> the accused killer in the murder of 8 year-old maddy middleton is going back to the juvenile courtcould be released in just 4 years. if that happens, 21 year-old adrian gonzalez pleaded guilty back in 2015 to the kidnapping rape and murder of maddy middleton in santa cruz. he was just 15 years old at the time. and even though he was legally a minor prosecutors and advocacy groups argued at the time that he should be charged as an adult based on the severity of the crime. >> it was inevitable. the way the california criminal justice system. it has been moving over the course of the last decade or so. they've done everything they can wrong victim rights. they've done everything they can to undermine criminal criminal accountability. and we're now in a position where repentant killers are able to walk free after serving somewhere like a decade behind prison despite the fact that they murdered and raped a very young girl. it's it's an abomination. >> gonzalez is set to be sentenced on april 27th. >> time now is 8.36 and the last man to see christian smart alive is now behind bars. 25 y

gonzalez admitted to the 2015 abduction, torture, rape and murder of eight year old maddie, but the recentlynate bill 13 91, which is now law mandates, 40. 15 year old juvenile's cannot have their cases moved to adult criminal court when children 14 of 15 year old are housed with adults, they're more likely to engage and more violent behavior in the future. opponents of the law and of gonzalez remaining in the juvenile court system, say the safety of the community is at stake. nothing short of a life sentence for aging for what he did and to keep society keep our kids safe. we do not need another child going through the horrendous torture. dollars addressed the court, saying his goal is. to overcome his issues. a loved one say the wound he inflicted will never heal after 30 minutes years of legal proceedings ended, but not the pain for the family and friends of madison. middleton jesse gary ktvu, fox two news, and when adrian gonzalez turns 25 there is no guarantee that he will be released from the jews. then i'll justice system the court could be petitioned to extend gonzalezes time in cust

in gilroy resident maddie among hundreds of farmworkers to receive their second vaccine dose. a major effort made possible by the santa clara county public health department. countywide, the agriculture sector accounts for $1.6 billion a year in economic impact. many workers are of hispanic or latino descent, a community that has been disproportionately impacted by the virus. >> a lot of the work is side-by- side, whether it be in a mushroom facility or the field, that is why we were here today to make sure they are safe. >> reporter: today's site was set up with support from the united farm workers labor union. the partnership especially meaningful as america celebrates cesar chavez day, and the many contributions he made to the civil rights and labor movement. >> it is an incredible example of a stewardship and collaboration supporting the health and well-being of our teammates and other agricultural workers who are essential to food production. >> reporter: the push to get more farmworkers vaccinated as part of the county's focus on prioritizing underserved communities, des

aid drain gonzalez who pled guilty to killing maddy middleton in 2015. her body was found stuffed in a dumpster in her apartment complex. gonzalez was never tried because he was a juvenile at the time. gonzalez pleady guilty earlier this month. if tried as an adult he could have received two life accept tensz as prosecutors had hoped but since middle top's death state law has changed. it's possible gonzalez could be set free at the age of 25 though his sentence could possibly be extended indefinitely every two years. >>> an investigation sunday way after a car crash left two people dead and a south bay road closed for hours. the sheriff's office cop firms deputies were trying to stop a driver who failed to yield and hit another leak. >> i guess it is a pretty fast to get off the movie. >> reporter: at this point we captain confirm who the victims were or why deputies were trying to pull over the car. we know that the sam skwloes police department is investigating and has not given us very much information today. >>> the alameda county police will give us

maddy. no, she should not resign the rise of an tie-asian hate created a volatile environment for discussions on race. as we process the hurt and damage done by anti-asian hate we should keep in mind anti-blackness is a prevalent issue and the asian american community. the recognition of how collins' tweet can worsen api pain can go a long way but we should open up a serious dialogue about internalized racism and white supremacy. shavonne. i don't know if she should stay or go. she has done a lot of work for the sfusd and api community but i see how they may see her differently and how this can impact the board moving forward. i hope commissioner collins can see her mistakes and work to repair them starting with the well-written heartfelt apology. vishal. yes, she should resign. the nature of her comments should not be overlooked especially since 40% of the students are represented and my stance did not acknowledge the harm her tweets caused. how do we move forward? from this analysis we hop

high that they would accept one of the in pink of national lab this is maddie yes ok so today we're going to be running mattie in an experiment that tests how babies look at things like snakes and spiders and how they learn about the features on the properties of those things are ok ready maybe they're that it's like yesterday. were. all. draco's there is not such ing for signs of fear he's looking to see what captures the imprints attention. we show babies schematic versions of snakes and spiders and then we track how long the babies live in each of these images competitive scrabble versions of the same. bottle and we find that if 5 months the babies will track a snake like image longer than they will scramble versions of the snake and they will do the same thing for spiders that little grab a schematic spider then scrabble versions of this by this but could it just be a familiar pattern or shape that catches the eye so we've tried using flowers and we say no effect for flowers which is a biology of 3 fourths of all stimulus no effect for rodents or sharks. so it seems unlikely that it's

at the full board of supervisors a hearing in this committee with regard to how we use the state maddie act. and with that, can we please open this up to public comment. >> clerk: yes. members of the public that wish to comment on this item call (415) 655-0001 the meeting i.d. is 1878969131 press pound and then pound again. press star 3 to be entered to speak. please wait until the system tells you you have been unmuted and you may begin your comment. we have two in line to speak p. >> chairman: first speaker, please. >> can you hear me now? >> chairman: we can hear you now. mr. pillappeal, please. >> i support this change as chair peskin indicated. more can be done to encourage people to apply for the annual madi act, but this modest change allows person appointments to avoid committee hearings thanks to supervisor peskin for their work on this. but as was indicated there may be others that i don't track to which it applies and since the amendment i don't think has been available to the public yet, i'm just wondering if you can make clear if the age waiver that was discussed would appl

gonzalez was 15 when he pleaded not guilty to kidnapping, raeping and killing his neighbor 8-year-old maddydleton but this week gonzalez 21 pleaded guilty to all charges after his case was moved to juvenile court. that transfer after the state supreme court ruled suspects under 16 cannot be tried as adults under the juvenile system he would be eligible torre leased at 25 but at that time prosecutors can petition the court to keep gonzalez in custody. >>> an east bay mayor wants the city to come to terms with the ugly past. more than 100 years ago antioch set the city's chinatown on fire and the mayor now wants the city to apologize for the historic wrongs. melissa colorado shows us how the mayor wants to commemorate the chinese community. >> reporter: when you think of chinatown surely you think of san francisco or oakland. but did you know that antioch had its own chinatown more than a century ago? you probably don't. here's why. that chinatown was burned down back in late 1800s by an angry mob and today the mayor said that's history everyone should know. >> this is where chinatown was whe