know that the parker marriage wasn't what it seemed. and several times with a local bank teller. lindsay mullins testified that they met, they texted, and that he shared some confidences about his marriage. >> he said that he slept upstairs and she slept downstairs. >> but the parkers had more problems than just brett's affairs. they called ben staples to the sand, a parker family friend. >> what did you know about the marriage? >> well, as the years went by, she was unhappy. she had conversations, we had conversations. brett did not believe in god and going to church. that was important to her. >> to them, that revealed another bit of evidence about the parker's shaky marriage. this one a bombshell. >> did your relationship become more intimate. >> yes. >> at approximately how long ago was that. >> about three years ago. >> and did that end? >> it did. it did not end our friendship. we remained best friends until her murder. >> the public admission of the affair was a total shock. even to those closest to tammy. >> so, this was a secre

i'm told that's robbie parker.s him right there. i think the emotions of those families sitting there tell it all. one other thing is, many of the families moved out of connecticut. >> they had to get away from the people who were -- >> their new addresses were disseminated. >> thank you all. "the lead" starts now. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> welcome

this is my daughter on the left is till's cousin, the reverend wheeler parker. on the right is the reverend willie williams. the coach here of the commission that put up the signs. this fall, september 17th a second major museum exhibition is going to open the features a bullet riddled sign. like the smithsonian, the indianapolis children museum created an entire exhibit around one of the bullet riddled signs. this is a traveling exhibit. after it opens an indiana or go to birmingham, jacksonville mississippi, and to the atlanta history center. i cannot wait. so what do we learn from all of this after 50 years of silence, the interracial group of citizens joined forces to put up signs. the signs were then stolen, replaced, shot, replaced again, shot again, and replaced again. every time local citizens took it upon themselves to tell till's the story on the landscape of the mississippi delta vandals got their guns and transformed markers of the black experience into yet one more reminder of white supremacy. on bowed by this violence, the smithsonian and the minne

one point of contention is the use of the parker k through eight building.r was one of several schools voted to be closed because of budget constraints. protesters occupied the building for much of th summer, demanding it stay open. the board considered a plan to turn it into an adult education center and facility for community programs. supporters say it would be a good way to reimagine parker and that they did seek community input. some on the board said they didn't want to make a decision on just parker, they wanted to see a comprehensive plan for all the closed schools. we will keep monitoring this as the night moves along. dan: tomorrow, a lot of people will be watching the stock market ahead of the labor department's monthly u.s. jobs report. the major indices closed down today. the dow jones down 1.15%. this comes as help is on the way for californians. inflation relief payments will start going out tomorrow. they are designed to offspec -- offset the cost. the money will come from $200 per person to 1000 depending on your income level, from the 2020

for that you'd need the reverend parker. as it is a biography of his story because for 66 and a half years people have been telling till story. or ignoring it. or bending it. or selling it. you might know what happened to emmett till in 1955 and if you don't it's fine. i'll bring you up to speed. but you might not know that the way you might not know the ways that his story has been suppressed altered and sold. since 1955 suppressed altered and sold those three key verbs are at the heart and core of the biography. of emmett till's story because time and again. the chance to make a buck has fueled the outright suppression of the story or the alteration of key details. and so by the end of the evening, i hope you'll agree with me that there is simply no way. to look back at the history of emmett till storytelling and not conclude. that whatever else until story might be it has also a commodity a commodity that has been told more for its cash value than for its moral lessons. and i think you'll agree too that the money made on

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bob parker, - government. certainly isn't. thank you. bob parker, in i thank you.ess leaders have been demanding some stability in policymaking here in the uk — which has been constantly shifting in recent months, and arguably since the vote to leave the european union in 2016. siobhan haviland is director general of the british chambers of commerce. she's been telling the bbc what her members want from whoever takes over from liz truss. what we want to see from the government is three things. we want to see some clarity on what's going to happen on energy prices after april. we want to see him do something around labour because before we were worried about our energy prices, remember, you know, up to 80% of our members say they are having huge difficulties getting in staff and, of course, that's a massive drag on growth. and lastly, we'd like to see the government think about export—led growth — so how they can help businesses export more — because that will bring money back into the country. and all of that needs to be wrapped in a long—term economic strategy so

wheeler parker. doctor i've heard you say many times, that if you were not there, you can't really know what happened and you were there in 1955 and if you woody, take us back to that moment and tell us what happened at the grocery store and into the home of moses >> first of all i would like to say that 66 years ago last saturday, i was 16 years old. that morning, was the morning they came and kidnapped emmett till and i had my moments and i can remember that the thing showed up just before she died his mother and she told me that she wanted me to carry on the work and they wanted to name it emmett till memorial center and everything was that i hope that he did not die in vain in coming here today, is a reminder that emmett till did not die in vain, he still speaks, sad to say i think he has done or death they would've done if he had lived so many things have come to past and done to help racism and help and with that i will go back into what happened at the store. so many stories that have been tol

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that is the co-ceo of warby parker, thank you.k to tesla, ed ludlow has been listening in to the call. what are you hearing? ed: an epic and breaking delivery, we heard from zach, who said even if production is at an annual growth rate of 50% all told by the end of the year, delivery will fall short of 60%. elon musk is thinking about a buyback. that is possible next year pending board approval. something a lot of investors have been calling for and a big one that jumped out of nowhere, elon musk sees a path for tesla to have a greater market cap than apple. twice the market cap that saudi aramco has. that shows his confidence in where the company is going. emily: quite a proclamation even from elon musk. are we expecting to hear anything from him about the potential putter deal -- twitter deal? for him to take questions? ed: tesla started by taking questions from retail investors that are voted on on the same platform. it has not come up yet. you would expect it. not only the issue of whether he has to sell tesla stock but also t

one point of contention is the use of the parker k through eight building.arker was one of several schools voted to be closed because of budget constraints. protesters occupied the building for much of the summer, demanding it stay open. the board considered a plan to turn it into an adult education center and facility for community programs. supporters say it would be a good way to reimagine parker and that they did seek community input. some on the board said they didn't want to make a decision on just parker, they wanted to see a comprehensive plan for all the closed schools. we will keep monitoring this as the night moves along. dan: tomorrow, a lot of people will be watching the stock market ahead of the labor department's monthly u.s. jobs report. the major indices closed down today. the dow jones down 1.15%. this comes as help is on the way for californians. inflation relief payments will start going out tomorrow. they are designed to offspec -- offset the cost. the money will come from $200 per person to 1000 depending on your income level, from the

as the verdict was read, some of them in the courtroom, like robby parker, weeping. >> while the truthng said in the courtroom, he was standing right here lying. >> reporter: lawyers for the families showing how just hours after the massacre that left 20 first graders and six staffers dead, the infowars host claimed it was all a hoax, and the grieving parents, actors. jones mocking them on his show. >> classic acting training. laughing and joking and they say, hey, we're live. and he goes, oh, boo-hoo! >> reporter: in gut-wrenching detail, eight families and an fbi agent recounting nearly ten years of abuse. death threats from jones' followers. parker, who lost his 6-year-old daughter emily, testifying how he was verbally attacked by a man on the street. >> he had so much venom and so much hatred for who he thought that i was. >> reporter: even as the parker family prepared to lay emily to rest, they worried about the threats. >> what if someone came into her funeral, what if -- people started yelling or protesting, came inside? like every little thing we did, i was paranoid. >> report

total, reasonable damages -- rob parker and against alex jones and for each system, for a and b is a total of 100 and $20 million. you know, jurors around -- hundred $65 million for defamation by jones and his company for falsely denying the incident, denying their -- crisis actors. something that does not exist outside of the fever dreams of conspiracy theorists. >> and we see footage of when he reported fathers of the victims, rob parker, doing classic acting training. laughing and joking, they say, hey we're live. he goes, oh. maybe that's real, i am sure it is. >> [inaudible] [end of translation] [inaudible] >> i already felt like i failed emily as a dad when she was alive. because we sent her to school. and i was especially start to feel like a failed her in her death, because of what people were saying about her. what they were saying about me trying to remember her. >> beyond even that, they had to endure threats from joneses followers. >> this gentleman took out a phone and started recording and pulled out from his pocket a picture of me and my siblings. he took the picture a

as the verdict was read, some of them in the courtroom, like robbie parker, weeping. >> what we were able to accomplish was just to simply tell the truth. and it shouldn't be this hard. it shouldn't be this scary. but while the trust is being said in the courtroom, he was standing right here lying. >> reporter: lawyers for the families showing how just hours after the massacre that left 20 first graders and six staffers dead, the infowars host claimed it was all a hoax, and the grieving parents -- actors. jones mocking them on his show. >> doing classic acting training, laughing and joking and they say, hey, we're live, he goes, oh -- >> reporter: in gut-wrenching detail, eight families and an fbi agent recounting nearly ten years of abuse, death threats from jones' followers. parker, who lost his 6-year-old daughter emilie, testifying about how he was verbally attacked by a man on the street. >> he had so much venom and hatred, for who he thought that i was. >> reporter: even as the parker family prepared to lay emilie to rest, they worried about the threats. mom alissa hiding in a

parents of parker elementary students and their allies started occupation in may. they were protesting the oakland unified school district's consolidation plan which would have closed parker elementary altogether. the school since voted to convert that campus for adult and family program. news which then led to the end of that occupation. in san francisco, you have a group of nearly 50 residents announced that they plan to sue the owners of a high-rise apartment complex. the residents were forced to evacuate this past summer after the building was flooded. kron four's terisa stasio has that story for us. >> i'm not here in san francisco in front of the building and some of the former tenants talked about how this is all impacted them and why this lawsuit is so important. >> this is 33 to hama. it was billed as a luxury complex of many high-end amenities. however, back in june, there was the first flooding impacting residents forcing them to flee. >> and then in august, a subsequent episode, the building was sent shutdown. former residents say that they are out back

what the parkers went through was it resulted from a news conference that robbie parker gave the night his daughter emily's death at sandy hook. and he spoke about her, what type of sister she was to her two little sisters. he even expressed compassion for the gunman and the gunman's family. and jones seized on a moment of -- a moment, a split second as robbie parker stepped to the lectern that night. and there was a small laugh that he gave because he was shocked to see so many cameras and so many reporters in front of him because he only expected one. jones for years played and replayed that split second laugh and portrayed him as an actor. so all of that video over all of those years made him kind of the face of the so-called sandy hook hoax. and he and his family came in for unbelievable numbers of threats and online abuse, to the point -- and it started immediately, within hours of that news conference. so it disrupted the funeral that they planned for emily. they were in terror. just before the funeral, ravi found alissa, emily's mother, hiding in a closet, saying, i don't know i

to robert parker, defamation/slander damages, past and future, $60 million., emotional distress damages past and future, $60 million. total reasonable damages to plaintiff robert parker, add line and line b, $120 million. initialled by juror number 1. to plaintiff david wheeler, a, defamation/slander damages past and future, $25 million. b, emotional distress past and future, $30 million. total fair just and reasonable damages to plaintiff david wheeler and against alex jones and free speech systems, add line a and line ballistic missile. $55 million. initialled by juror number 1. to plaintiff francine wheeler. a, defamation and slander damages, past and future, $24 million. b, emotional distress damages past and future, $30 million. total and fair just and reasonable damages to plaintiff francine wheeler and against alex jones and free speech systems, add line a and b, $54 million initialled by juror number 1. to plaintiff jacqueline barden, $10 million. b, emotional disstress damages, $18,800,000. total fair judgment and reasonable damages for jacqueline ba

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i want to start tonight by taking a moment to share with you a picture of emily parker. she was 6 years old when a gunman murdered her and 25 other children, staffers at sandy hook elementary school nearly ten years ago. conspiracy peddler and profiteer alex jones slandered this little girl's memory with his online rantings and tormted his father robby who you'll hear from tonight. take a look at dylan, also 6 and also murdered in the worst mass shooting this country has ever endured and conspiracy profiteer slandered his memory for money. alex jones also slandered the memory of school psychologist. when she first heard shots she left her office, ran toward the gunman doing her best to warn others and save lives before the killer murdered her. no one can possibly imagine what her family, mhave been through since that day. and it would be bad enough had such a profound loss been all they had to live. instead thanks to this person, alex jones, they've had to endure far worse. they've been told their loss never happened, that their children and parents and spouses weren't a

police say dimarco ross parker attacked a woman on the alamo creek bike trail on tuesd. on tuesday. our crew happen to be in the area for clean up and took down the 18-year-old suspect and help the victim until first responders arrived. people along the trailer stunned stunned by the attack. >> i expect that in big cities, cities, stuff like that. not he. not here. >> the woman has been treated at at a hospital. parker faces several charges including attempted homicide. > >> world-famous conservation list jane goodall spends the day day with bay area students aimed aimed at getting young people id people involved in environmental environmental issues. > >> which 49ers player is talking talking about the hall of fame? > >> is for the warriors the punch punch heard around the world. the reaction to the incident coming up next. > >> what we are working on tonight, the developing story out of washington why the fbi says there's sufficient evidence evidence to charge hunter bidenh biden with this thing, it's making me get an ice bath again. what do you mean? these straps are mind-blowing

parker of hi gaskets out real good that that you would have. i had been sexually or had asked, right, 3 people in the 1st then these of my more of my, of stevens in wanting to shoot other wine in my bedroom and been who was my, my family friend. it's so easy for people, for outsiders to judge girls being in the warm beer like or what are they doing in all, i'm sure she must be sleeping with someone to get the role or surviving bomb me. it's saw easier for people to judge us or it was just still brutal for do i handle all of that? and then i had to consult a site, go dressed for the longest. ah. and obviously it took me a while. a while i don't noise. i mean, if i had, i was so crying is like i'm not over on august the i here do. i mean if i get a chance i would probably, i don't all i want to like slapping left to right. i do not know by the book minutes in a booking voucher. i really didn't know they did the 11 down. i don't know if it got to delay. i got the matter. now my guys let me know what it was put on what was going on with the got to

the school board has since voted instead to convert parker to an adult and family program use.s led to the end of the occupation. >> well, the fallout continues over an la city leaders, racist remarks that were leaked over the weekend. ron herrera, president of the la county federation of labor has now resigned from his position as a result. he was among those hurt on that leaked audio la city council. president nury martinez also has stepped down from her leadership position as well. she made that move yesterday. martinez, however, did not resign from the city council itself. the offensive remarks were made during a private meeting held last year between 3 sitting city council members and herrera. and in that leaked audio, martinez can be heard making derogatory and racist comments about another council members adopted son. >> it's 06:30am, mountain view. police need your help to find a man who groped a woman at walmart. the woman told the police that the man repeatedly groped her in walmart >> on its the walmart on showers drive that we're talking about, which is right off of

to plaintiff, robbie parker, a, defamation/slander charge, past and future, $60 million.damages, past and future, $60 million. total fair just and reasonable damages, to plaintiff, robert parker, and against alex jones in a and b, totaling $120 million. initialed by juror number one. to plaintiff david wheeler, a, defamation, slash slander damages in the future, $25 million. b, emotional distress damages, past and future, $30 million. total, fair just damages, to plaintiff david wheeler and against alex jones, add line a and line b, $55 million. to plaintiff francine wheeler, dev mation slander, $24 million, b, emotional distress damages past and future, $30 million. four just and reasonable damages to plaintiff francine wheeler and against alex jones, add line a and line b, total $54 million. to plaintiff jacqueline, defer mation/slander damages past and future. $10 million. b, emotional distress damages past and future $18,800,000. total fair just and reasonable damages, jacqueline and against alex jones, add line a, and line b, 28 million, 800,000 dollars. >> to plaint

he grew up the nephew of camilla parker bowles by her first marriage to andrew parker bowles.s name for good. >> all of urs, i think, my cousins, my brother, myself, we always have been involved in charity. it's much more important to be doing charitable things, not to be holier than thou, because it gives you a focus. >> reporter: one of the charities close to his heart is the queen elizabeth ii garden in lower manhattan which pays tribute to his countrymen lost on 9/11. >> his majesty very kindly become our trustee and helped get this garden going, and then her late majesty allowed us to name it after her. and it's a place for people to go down and reflect and remember. >> reporter: your heart is here. your kids are here. your wife is here. your squob is here. part of you is still there. by giving back here, you are keeping that part of you alive? >> i think my shrink would say there is some guilt involved maybe that i'm not over there. it goes back to the fact that i have this name. if i can use it for something that helps people, then all the better. >> reporter: he says i

sarah jessity parker sex and the city.t kerry bradshaw's apartment in new york and for one day feel like a heroine of the series, the apartment exactly recreated the interior from the shooting, including kerry's legendary wardrobe, her old macbook and her favorite notebook by the way, the actress recently announced the start of work on the second season and just like that the continuation of sex and the city. in social networks. she posted a photo of the first page of the script. well , i painted over the title of the first series at the premiere of focus focus. parker also confirmed the long- rumored rumor that aiden would appear in the second season and just like that, those who watched the original series, of course, remember that this is the second main man in the life of kerry bradshaw after the man of her dreams. mister big died in the first season and shortly after that, the actor who played him, chris note, was also canceled, whom several women accused of harassing 61-year-old john corbet, who played the role of ai

there was pushback at the firm, but with parker gilbert and dick fisher's leadership, we were able toonvince the partners that this was the right way to -- the right thing to do and we did it. david: you could argue one was a wall street firm and the other a main street firm. how did you negotiate who was going to be the ceo? john: at that time, dean witter owned discover card, so their market cap was dramatically larger than ours, so we based it on market cap, and they had a much larger market cap. to do the deal. purcell wanted to be in charge. that was one of the prerequisites to do the deal. he would be the ceo and i would be president of the firm. and we did that deal. david: so you did the deal. being president under somebody else was a step back, you could argue, although it's a bigger firm. how long did that last? john: that's a good question. i know it did not last too long. david: ultimately, you said i've had enough of this, and you did not like his style, and you talk about that in the book, but you ultimately said, i'm out of here, so unemployed, and you tell your wife --

, who was killed in the massacre, robbie parker stood outside court and said that justice had taken a it was worth it. and then lawyers in fact said it is all about, in a sense, telling america that you cannot spread these kinds of malicious lies without there being consequences because, of course, what conspiracy theorists like alexjones say is that freedom of speech means he can say what he likes and the courts have really come down and said that is not true. a new report that's just been released by the world wide fund for nature has shown that on average, monitored wildlife populations have declined by a staggering 69% since 1970. it says governments, businesses and the public must take what it called �*transformative action�* to reverse the destruction of biodiversity. i spoke earlier to the deputy conservation director for wwf international and asked her for the main causes of the shocking decline. this is ourflagship publication that we publish every two years and there is a 69% of this year of populations that include mammals, birds, amphibians, reptiles fish. it is a trend he

darnell armstrong tackled the suspect, 18 year old demarco ross parker.hile the rest of the crew tried to help the victim who was bleeding profusely. grab some paper towels from the van because we have a lot of paper towels and clean up stuff. getting to the victim. so she could like, you know, 10 her wounds and stop the bleeding. the inmates and the corrections officer who supervises them. they never expected to be in that situation , but they're relieved. they were there to help for us to intervene. what if we weren't there? we could have been nine or 10 10 or different places. but we're at that spot at that time, the california department of corrections and rehabilitation along with vacaville police say the men deserve to be honored and that their actions speak volumes about their character surprised by it, not at all. ah! this is what they worked for. this is who they are. parker has been booked into the solano county jail on charges of attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon. among other things, the victim in this case has now been released

and the east bay, the month-long occupation of parker elementary school is over. that led to clashes like this one from august again is now over the parents of parker elementary students and their allies started the occupation back in may. they were protesting the oakland unified school district consolidation plan which would have closed parker elementary. the school board has since voted to convert that campus for adult and family program use, which then led to the end of the occupation. >> coming up next tonight on kron, 4 news at 8.10, election is just around the corner. we're taking a look at how things are shaping up with less than a month ago before the midterm elections. plus new omicron subvariants are on the rise sparking concerns of covid numbers could increase what this could mean for the holiday season and feeling some shaking on the peninsula. but it's not an earthquake. the effort to help people prepare for the big one. what stories and more coming up in stories and more coming up in our next half hour. getting two of my sausage croissants with a fre

some of those most at risk of people who depend on social welfare, the parker has more london get this. julian was told he had a brain tumor when he was just 28 and the prognosis wasn't good. it was a ton of diagnoses. so they gave me 6 or 12 months in 2016. now 34, he's out lived all medical expectations, but the former football coach is unable to work and relies on state financial support spiraling prices. many now worries about how to pay for the basics. i'm trying to live as good as i can with whatever time i have left. but how can i do that from one of our, my, to cost of living going on in our, my vin, to choose between fear it for the week or petro for hosp appointment, extra heating costs, medicines, travel, it all adds up and for people like julian can mean many hundreds of dollars more on top of their usual expenditure. and now add to that the cost of living crisis, the price of electricity, gas, some food rising steeply, little wonder then that a quarter of all young cancer patients are now drowning in debt. sleeping behind on mortgages, rent, and energy bills, village trust

parker elementary school will turn into a nadal education school. the school board voted on that last night after a five hour meeting. parker was one of several schools closed at the end of less clear because of budget constraints. protesters occupy the school for much of the summer, demanding it stay open. supporters say this is a good way to reimagine the campus but some of the board wanted to wait on the decision until they had a plan for all schools. kumasi: the roar of the blue angels is back today. the pilots are gearing up for the first air show today and it is just 20 the events taking place today in san francisco. helena helen joins us live with more on the festivities and everything going on this weekend. lena? >> good morning. this is the part of fleet week that 70 people across the bay area have been waiting for. today, people will finally get to see the parade of ships and also see the long-awaited air show. it yesterday, we had gotten to see a special glimpse of the blue angels out practicing. the blue angels are the primary headliner

joining us now, film producer luke parker bowles.heaters. >> and if the last name sounds familiar, he is related to tommy parker bowles. is that right? >> no, different one. >> the queen consort. >> so tell us about this effort to save -- do you think it's possible to save the feeling of a classic movie theater experience? >> yeah, i do. and i think it's interesting because you and your colleagues a few weeks ago were talking about the dearth of movie theaters and how particularly in connecticut, the playhouse closed down. it is actually a movie theater we're renovating. the fact is we have all become very local in our existence. there are all of these amazing, beautiful theaters on main streets where they are the heart and soul of the community. in montclair, the only light that is showing is the cold stone creamery. if that's a reflection of a community, then we're in serious trouble. we have taken the places on main street and revitalize them. not having my daughter hanging out in the parking lot of cvs. instead, she is hanging ou

parents of parker's students and their allies all started the occupation in may. they're protesting the oakland unified school district's consolidation plan, which would have closed parker elementary. the school board has since voted to convert that campus for adult and family program. use, which led to the end of the occupation. on the peninsula. stanford is responding to another report of a rape on campus. the latest incident happened in the middle of the workday. kron four's justin campbell talked to police on how they're handling the situation. at stanford tells me they have stepped up patrols with their deputies. and we've seen more of them along this campus this afternoon. also, more security is carrying pepper spray after hearing a report of yet another rape on stanford campus. violent nature of this last report was just really shocking. the victim told police she was working in her won 12 30 friday afternoon when a man dragged her into the basement and raped her. stanford law professor michele says she has been urging the university to install more securit

parents of parker elementary students and their allies say all started the occupation in may. they're protesting the oakland unified school district consolidation plan which would have closed parker elementary. the school board has since voted to convert that campus for adults and family program. use, which then led to the end of the occupation websites for some major u.s. airports went offline today afternoon, parents. >> coordinated denial of service attack officials say was organized by pro russia hackers called kill matt participants will flood targets with jump data and flights. they were not affected by the cyberattack, though. tonight, some of those airports appeared to be recovering from the issues they had earlier today. >> coming up, lot of people were really excited to see the blue angels flying over san francisco. but one city supervisor clearly was not. we'll have details ahead. plus, a man has been charged with murder in court today in connection to the death of them are said family. how much time he's now facing behind bars if convicted. and today marks indigeno

the oakland district consolidation plan which would have closed parker elementary.board has since voted to convert that campus to an adult and program, which then led to the end of the occupation. >> well, the fallout continues over an la city leaders, racist remarks that were leaked over the weekend. ron herrera, president of the la county federation of labor has now resigned from his position. he was among those heard on that leaked audio la city council, president nury martinez stepped down from her leadership position yesterday as well. martinez, however, did not resign from the city council. the offensive remarks were made during a private meeting held last year between 3 sitting city council members and herrera in leaked audio. martinez can be heard making derisive and racist comments about another council members adopted son. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news covid-19. restrictions are easing, but a new variant is apparently on the rise. we'll tell you what experts say. we can expect this coming winter. >> and as we continue celebrating hispanic heritag

in the east bay, the months long occupation of parker elementary that led to clashes like you see here in august is over. parents of parker elementary students and their allies started the second patient may because they were upset about the oakland district's plan to consolidate schools and that would have closed parker elementary. well, now the school board has voted to convert that campus to an adult and family program instead of closing. and that has led to the end of the occupation. >> well, the fallout continues over an la city leaders, racist remarks that were leaked over the weekend. ron herrera, president of the la county federation of labor has now resigned from his position because his voice was among those hurt on that leaked audio la city council. president nury martinez, who you see here has decided to step down from her leadership position yesterday. however, she did not resign completely from the city council. the offensive remarks were made during a private meeting held last year between 3 sitting city council members and herrera. and in that leaked audio, martinez can

and then it's parker's table. and i think bower said, he was supposed to write out the turn -- >> oh, you are right, yes, yes. >> so i have seen bowers sitting in that table. and he sat down at the table, and you've seen the background there, you see the writings there, that there are two two ledges. it would probably be easier for us to just go ahead and take a look at the table itself which does exist. it is the only table from wilmer mclean's parlor that day that is not in a public institution. it's in private hands. two years ago it was consigned for sale. it was out there on the market. we had the opportunity, the honor of representing that corner, so that table got to live in the abraham lincoln book shop for some time. so, there it is. there's the parker table. leader have it now. don't come asking us for it. but it is definitely the third table and it still exists, like everything else. it was taken because they knew this was a legendary moment. >> it's so phenomenal to see it, even in a photograph, and th

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in august is the parents at parker who were protesting.y started their occupation in may. they are upset that the oakland district was considering a consolidation plan that would have closed parker elementary altogether. but now the school board has voted to convert that campus for adult and program use. so the occupation is over. >> well, the fallout continues over an la city leaders, racist remarks that were leaked over the weekend. ron herrera, the president of la county's federation of labor, has now resigned from his position. he was among those heard on that leaked audio la city council, president nury martinez also stepped down from her leadership position yesterday, although she did not resign from the actual city council itself. the offensive remarks were made during a private meeting held last year between 3 sitting city council members and herrera. and in that lead we heard martinez making derogatory and racist comments about another council members adopted son. >> mountain view. police need your help to find a man who groped a

our parents of parker elementary students and their allies started that occupation in may. they were protesting the oakland unified school district consolidation plan which would have closed parker elementary. the school board has since now voted to convert that campus for adult and family program. use, which now led to the end of the occupation. coming up here. stick with here for kron. 4 news at noon. a bus driver steps in to save a 2 year old's >> closer look at the dramatic issue. and the giants pick up a new gm mourn his credentials in our sports segment. plus, we will walk or a hispanic neighborhood and see what local leaders are doing to make life better. >> well, silicon valley has some of the most expensive real estate in the country. but if you look at this map right there next to the tony tree lined streets of mountain view after 10, then redwood city since the community of north fair oaks, its population is mostly hispanic kron four's terisa stasio met up with a member of the community to put a spotlight on the area and it's critical means. >> welcome to what is

are speaking out now against the oakland school board when they decided to convert parkland, our parkernnouncement is what ultimately ended the occupation and protest of the school which started in may. and as you can see, he returned to pushing and shoving at one point and the police got involved. the occupation was a protest against the district consolidation plan. and that was where the school board was planning to close and merge a number of schools and parker would close completely. this affected 11 predominantly black and latino schools. well, some say they feel that this is a victory. others in out of the board's decision. >> right. i was never asked. my neighbors asked what was going to be what that space is going was going to have. and and we need to have some real de trust-building. the school district has made it very clear that it wants to do things top down and we as districts resident and has voters want to have a say as to what happens in our public spaces. the school district sent kron 4. >> this statement that reads, quote, we value the voice of our students, families a

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