when you see the surveillance video realize that when the peterson she is not afraid of much. the former ballet dancer and now yoga and structure instructor has plenty of upper body strength as it's clear by the tackle she made against her mugger. >> i was just focusing on getting inside the building. it was a sunny tuesday afternoon when whitney peterson walked into this market street building for an appointment in san francisco, not noticing the man who falls behind her to steal her louis purse. he just basically grabbed my waist. >> and then he just took his other hand and he, you know, grab the purse. security camera showed the thief running out the door, but peterson wasn't going down without a fight. tackling the man to the ground. i felt, you know, i feel angry and i felt >> i know like help like, who are you like? we think you can do this to me. no peterson says she almost got her purse back, but a getaway car was waiting for her attacker who drove away from the scene during the tackle. she ended up hitting her head off the sidewalk, resulting in a hospital visit the n

jurors impose the death penalty after convicting peterson of first-degree murder for laci peterson and second degree murder for their unborn son. the state's high court overturned that sentence in august of 2020 and now a state judge is considering of peterson deserves a whole new trial on the peninsula. atherton police have finished their investigation at the mansion >> landscaper found a buried car. police confirmed that they have not found a body pn or near the car. we've got these new photos from a kron. 4 of you are. and as you can see here, the license plate says liu, the home was once occupied in the 1990's by the now deceased johnny lew, who was convicted of a variety of crimes, including attempted murder. that conviction was eventually overturned by the california supreme court. police will no longer be investigating at the mansion, but the case is still open. >> on the peninsula, san mateo police have arrested 17 year-old who they say carried a loaded gun, had marijuana for sale. police say that that officer noticed a jaguar was making donuts on the top level of a parking lot

peterson says she almost got her purse back. but a getaway car was waiting for her attacker who drove away from the scene. >> during the tackle, she ended up hitting her head off the sidewalk, resulting in a hospital visit the next day and a big bomb there. and i have a concussion. and then i did a c t stand yesterday. >> and they said that they want me to now. do you run r i? >> she says she filed a police report on the attack in the castro. but that or purse, that was a birthday present has yet to be recovered. peterson lived in san francisco for 10 years before moving to tahoe in 2018, the increase of crime in the city was a big influence on her move. so these people come there on purpose to steal. >> so they're on a mission. and of course, i just happened to be one of the people they i reached out to the san francisco police department. >> about the attack in the castro. they say they are aware of the incident and have contacted peterson to further investigate. reporting live in studio. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. thank yo

whitney peterson isn't afraid of much. the former ballet dancer and now yoga instructor has plenty of upper body strength as it's clear by the tackle she made against her mugger. i was just focusing on getting inside the building. it was a sunny tuesday afternoon when whitney peterson walked into this market street building for an appointment in san francisco. >> not noticing the man who falls behind her to steal her louis purse. he just basically grabbed my waist. >> and then he just took his other hand and he, you know, grab the purse. security camera showed the thief running out the door, but peterson wasn't going down without a fight. adrenaline taking over. i just ran after him. >> and i didn't think about how that was possibly dangerous. i i didn't think about it. and i know that might have been not the greatest, but >> i tackled him. peterson says she almost got her purse back. but a getaway car was waiting for her attacker who drove away from the scene. >> during the tackle, she ended up hitting her head off the si

jurors impose the death penalty actor after convicting peterson in a first-degree murder of laci peterson and second degree murder of their unborn son. now a state judge is considering if peterson deserves a new trial after justices said his jury may have been tainted by a biased juror. san francisco is adding more community ambassadors to improve public safety. this as the city's police department is faced with the being short-handed by the hundreds. the plan includes adding 150 more ambassadors to the downtown area to complement the existing 200 passengers. some of them are community members. some are retired cops, but they're all focused on one thing, improving public safety and the experience for tourists. >> we're going from over 200 and passengers in this whole portfolio. and we're adding on top of that i'll whole additional 150 ambassadors that will not only support this downtown area, but will it support important communities like like the mission and other places where we know they are so desperately needed. >> the expansion of the program will cost about 8 million dollars. the n

whitney peterson isn't afraid of much. the former ballet dancer and now yoga instructor has plenty of upper body strength as it's clear by the tackle she made against her mugger. i was just focusing on getting inside the building. it was a sunny tuesday afternoon when whitney peterson walked into this market street building for an appointment in san francisco. >> not noticing the man who falls behind her to steal her louis purse. he just basically grabbed my waist. >> and then he just took his other hand and he, you know, grab the purse. security camera showed the thief running out the door, but peterson wasn't going down without a fight. adrenaline taking over. i just ran after him. >> and i didn't think about how that was possibly dangerous. i i didn't think about it. and i know that might have been not the greatest, but >> i tackled him. peterson says she almost got her purse back. but a getaway car was waiting for her attacker who drove away from the scene. >> during the tackle, she ended up hitting her head off the si

jurors impose the death penalty after convicting peterson of the first degree murder of laci peterson and second degree murder of their unborn son. the state's high court overturned that sentence in august of 2020. and now a state judge is considering if peterson deserves a new trial >> a string of anti semitic comments made by rapper kanye west are getting closer to home. several banners were put up in southern california over the weekend containing a barrage of hate speech. an echoing his recent rants kron four's terisa stasio explains how state leaders are now responding. >> this was a banner draped across the 4, 5, freeway in los angeles this past weekend stating, quote, is right about the jews and quote, we're not going to. >> the own by the jewish media anymore. if you think about every celebrity. >> khan, if you look a banner comes after a long litany of anti semitic comments by rapper kanye west who now goes by ye, including during the interview with news nation per chris cuomo. you needs to be absolutely ostracized by everyone. you cannot. >> say that you cannot run around an

jurors impose the death penalty after convicting peterson of first-degree murder for laci peterson and second degree murder for their unborn son. the state's high court overturned that sentenced in august of 2020 and now a state judge is considering of peterson deserves a new trial. 3 people are dead after a high school shooting today in st. louis, missouri. this was >> at central visual and performing arts high school, one adult, one girl and the shooter are all dead. >> even at the point where gunshots hearing gunshots outside around the room. my students still did. and i think, well, i think students. no, all across the school really did do a phenomenal job with it responding along with the teachers, even at the point where obviously there motions that the better of them, they started to cry like student. got to the point. they were getting a little bit to what i was worried. they were going to be a little bit too much, but they're not too much. but like to the point where it might be making just luck to them. and i handed her shoulder and i would just be like. calm down. and they w

jurors imposed the death penalty after convicting peterson in the first degree murder of lacy peterson in second degree murder of their unborn son. peterson is still appealing for a new murder trial based on alleged juror misconduct. the judge must make a ruling by the end of the year . a convicted felon is now under arrest in connection with the shooting death of a valet howman last summer. richmond police say 37 year old bobby dozer is now charged with murder. he was arrested last wednesday after a swim. team served a warrant at a home in martinez. police say they found a short barreled ar 15 pistol and a handgun, among other evidence during their search, investigators say ballistic reports show the pistol is the weapon used in the july 14th shooting death of 26 year old armory. cook dozer was convicted of manslaughter in 2010 and paroled in 2020. he is being held on $5 million bail. developing news tonight out of st louis, where police say the man who shot and killed two people at central visual and performing arts high school. was a former student. the shooter identified as 19 year

whitney peterson isn't afraid of much. the former ballet dancer and now yoga instructor has plenty of upper body strength as it's clear by the tackle she made against her mugger. i was just focusing on getting inside the building. it was a sunny tuesday afternoon when whitney peterson walked into this market street building for an appointment in san francisco. >> not noticing the man who falls behind her to steal her louis purse. he just basically grabbed my waist. >> and then he just took his other hand and he, you know, grab the purse. security camera showed the thief running out the door, but peterson wasn't going down without a fight. adrenaline taking over. i just ran after him. >> and i didn't think about how that was possibly dangerous. i i didn't think about it. and i know that might have been not the greatest, but >> i tackled him. peterson says she almost got her purse back. but a getaway car was waiting for her attacker who drove away from the scene. >> during the tackle, she ended up hitting her head off the si

so if i register to vote his kyle peterson but my drivers license as michael kyle peterson and i go bymiddle name i would get flagged in the voter system as needing id. the lawsuit says most people flagged this way were african-american. there is an impact argument made that every part of what's interesting is even if i get flagged i'm still an active voter. i could still go to the polls, show a 90 just like anybody else and cast a ballot. the judge ruled this is a pretty low burden on voters and the state having a legitimate interest in making sure the people on the voter rolls match the people in the drivers license database. i think this happens a lot with these questions about voter suppression. there is a lawsuit also in georgia last year whether it is unconstitutional to require people to vote by mail, to provide their own stamp for the ballot. there is a real federal appellate ruling on this thing a poll tax more or less. if you are going to have in the voting system heck of basic rules about how to use the process. paul: this certainly helps governor brian cabot this research b

it came from sweden and in sweden, i believe her last name was peterson. and then when they come here, then they changed it to patterson just because there i think it was too many peterson and you know the 1st patterson moved here like an 865. and then probably didn't stake his claim until, you know, in the end of 18 seventy's. and then i think he jumped on his horse and rode a boon to take his claim. anyway, so those kind of kinda interesting. so goes back a long way. so. yeah. so 18 hundreds, i guess late 18 hundreds. we homesteaded some ground while we're i live. that was me. 889-8218? 87. something like that. up through now. my dad farms and locals and just been around forever to hard to get away from it but a dirty track of her backdrop. so in the state of iowa, they give awards to farms that have been in the family for a 100 years or a 150 years. so this is the order we got in 1976. my grandfather roy got for having the farm for a 100 years in the family and will be coming up here in just a couple of years. now. honor 150 years of this being a family

jurors impose the death penalty after convicting peterson of first-degree murder of laci peterson and second degree murder of their unborn son. now a state judge is considering of peterson deserves a new trial. harvey weinstein, second crimes trial is now underway in los angeles. in today's opening statements, the prosecutor described in graphic detail how he says the former movie mogul raped one of his accusers in a hotel room back in 2005. that victim is now the wife of governor gavin newsom. jennifer newsome. and she's expected to testify. weinstein who is facing 11 counts denies all of the allegations. the 70 year-old was found guilty in a similar trial in new york back in 2020. the sacramento elementary school teacher has been arrested for hiding a missing 15 year-old boy for nearly 2 years in 2020 15 year-old michael ramirez was reported missing from his home in rancho cordova in march of this year, ramirez returned home telling family members that he was staying at a friend's house after an investigation by police. 61 year-old hold a casteel. olivares was arrested last thursday

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peterson. he's on his horse guy from palo alto, racing around the bases, blows through the stop sign from the 3rd base coach. and he scores. that's what you call a little league home run inside the parker couple batters later. evan longoria. what we call a big league home run. straight away center. almost his second jack of the night 14th of the season furlong, gloria. giants win 10 to 4. they have won 5 straight and 10 of their last 11. technically could still make the playoffs. probably asian seattle taking on the mariners. mariners need one win to qualify for the playoffs game tied at one bottom of the 9th 2 outs. nobody on for pinch hitter. cal raleigh. 3, 2, pitch. gets it? but is it and it's the foul pole. so it's fair. a walk-off solo shot for raleigh. how about that pitch? it says 26th on the year. seattle go to the playoffs for the first time in 20 years. rough year for the a's mariners when this 2 to one. all right. we're years wizards kicking off the nba preseason with the game in ja

a state judge is now considering if peterson deserves a whole new trial.after there are allegations that the jury may have done been tainted biased juror. well, a new report shows schools nationwide are seeing a dip in test scores. >> experts say the reason behind it has a lot to do with the pandemic. the national association, educational progress as mask or still at a level we haven't seen since 1969. and reading scores fell to a 30 year low. they also said more than 60% of 4th graders are now testing a basic level or below for both math and reading. now here in california, schools are also seen falling test scores coffers. amanda harry spoke to an education leader on what can be done to improve those scores. >> the test results are in and it's not what educators are. parents want to hear. the state's standardized test, smarter balanced shows that fewer than half of students but the english language arts standard dropping 4 percentage points since 2018, 2019, one-third of students performed a standard and math declining 6 and a half points. it could have

in a tribute to lacy peterson, unveiled in modesto this weekend. dutch hollow farms farms is honoring peterson in the corn maze this year. it has been 20 years since her disappearance became national news. the owner said he moved forward with the tribute only after getting the approval of lacy's family. >> they gave the approval if yol you will that this was a good tg good thing and people appreciate appreciate it, it has been 20 years which seems so fresh in everybody's mind. >> reporter: the form held a ceremony for the family on friday. the celebration of lacy's life is open to the publ. the public. her husband was convicted of her murder and he is currently waiting to see if you will be granted a new trial over allegations of juror misconduct. > >> tomorrow a hearing to design of elizabeth holmes will get a new trial. she was convicted in january for defrauding investors investors in her defunct blood testing company. she is now asking for a re-child based on newly discovered evidence. according to holmes a former lab lab director who testified

meanwhile, her husband, scott peterson was convicted of her murder, he is currently waiting to see if he will be granted a new trial over over allegations of juror misconduct. > >> investigator say bones discovered in the sierra were not those of the missing oakley woman alexis game. the county sheriff's office brought in a forensic and apologist who determined they were actually animal bones. gabe has been missing since january, investigators believe her ex-boyfriend marshall curtis jones killed her. there is a $100,000 reward for information on her disappearance. > >> in oakland where neighborhood neighborhood plagued with sex trafficking dominican into the problem, this weekend about 300 people attended a san antonio neighborhood safety action forum forum to see how mayoral candidates plan to stop prostitution on east 15th street. we spoke to neighbors about this ongoing issue. >> reporter: i lived on east 15th for a long time and it used used to be a quiet street but after the city reconfigure rated, that pushed the sex workers a block over to this working-class neighborhood. ever

, the name coined by weinstein, a collective of people like myself and him and his brother brad, peterson, dan harris and very ewise. it is the mainstream media whose pretty far left and they become censorious. we need alternative sources of media and not the kooky right wing nuts or left-wing crazies or whatever but some alternative media fundable, support itself. i have both of these. at this time in my life it would be hard to be canceled, built a shell around myself but a lot of people, younger scholars and academicsne the people in the media not on the line of the regressive left are worried about their job, not free to speak up to present alternative ideas because they could be harassed intensely, canceled that they just don't want to work there anymore. so someone in the new york times,s, or the "wall street journal" and now she has her own media company. it is a good thing i think for knowledge, pursuit of truthful knowledge, commitment to objectiveho truth about politics and religion and ideology contaminated. >> peterson faces backlash. >> yes. i have a chapter in the book as yo

it came from sweden and down in sweden, dudley were last name was peterson. and then when they come here, then they changed it to patterson, just because i think it was too many peterson's and you know, the 1st patterson moved here like an 865, and then probably didn't stake his claim until, you know, in the end of $1871.00. and then i think he jumped on his horse and rode a boon to stake his claim. anyway, so those can, i can interested. so goes back a long way. so no, to say t hundreds i guess laid 18 hunters we homesteaded some ground. well, where i live at was so do i 18898218? 87. something like that. up there. now my dad farms and mull goals of just been around forever to hard to get away from it. but a dirty tractor for a backdrop case. so in the state of iowa, they give awards to farms that have been in the family for a 100 years or 150 years. so this is the order we got in 1976. my grandfather roy got for have in the farm for a 100 years in the family and will be coming up here in just a couple years now. ah, 250 years of this being a family farm. ev

this documentary shows what happens when acclaimed playwright, liza jessie peterson, goes inside therge group of inmates. notjust perform, but to activate. they became so animated that prison officers shut it down. the show really goes into what the families of incarcerated people experience and she creates these characters, and some of those characters really take a look at criminaljustice. it's really kind of an indictment of profiting off of prison. what ended up happening in this room when the incarcerated men saw the play, they got so riled up, and connected to liza so much around all of it but particularly those parts that were about injustice, that they shut it down and ushered liza out, so this film is really about that day. what this film shows is how liza jessie peterson was able, by using her imagination and her authentic words to reach beaten down people, to awaken them. just because you see prison with your physical eyes, what do you see beyond that? i am a poet, and so i understand the power of poetry, the power of the word. word, sound, power is a very real thing, word

we are back with kim's trostle and kyle peterson. so, kyle talk about the new york race. be a minor mean miracle to please eldon pull this off. is he really catching up? what explains it if he is? >> yes i think there is. there is a poll that had him down only by four. the margin of error was to have points. that is too close for comfort if you are governor kathy hochul right now. but he thinkest two things. that with the top concerns were number two was inflation that's a proxy for more general economic concerns as eldon says he's going to lower taxes. he's going to get fracking going in new york especially along the southern tier and get the economy going again. make new york more competitive for the number one concern was crime. there's a growing sense of disorder in the streets. vertically emblematic are these unprovoked attacks. this week there's another guy shoved her randomly onto the subway tracks he managed to get out before train came. recently there's a stabbing on the subway's title fatal stabbing the perpetrators are not homeless man out unsupervised relieved

steve peterson, a parent and head coach of oakland dynamites, a youth football team, experienced gunviolence firsthand. on july 31st. his team was playing on the football field of oakland tech high school when a shooting injured three people. this city has always had a spirit of violence. over it. but when they're shooting up schools, they're bringing guns to school. they're shooting up football games when it crossed the line we expecting you to do with the coach is telling you to do on friday nights, peterson prepares these 10 and 11 year old boys for the weekend football games and more to give up a first down to this team. right that's the lack of discipline. so that's why we own you guys every single day every single day away to keep kids off the streets, a crucial step to violence prevention game of football to teach the boys discipline, honor and respect, and we think if we can teach that within our community, at least we can lesson. what's going on out here? petersen says the gun recovered at dewey academy is a symptom of what's wrong problem and we can't normalize that. and we

a state judge considered if peterson should get a new trial. reggie: new developments, antioch police arrested people in the death of a woman whose body was found on fire last week. the corners office identified the victim as 25-year-old michaela shawland. early last monday morning firefighters found her on fire on a paved trail your lope has in antioch. that investigation is still underway and police are asking anyone with information to please contact them. kumasi: a warning for business owners about big certificates being sold online. the secretary of state's office said criminals are poaching businesses through what's up and make it seem like you need a certificate of status. they offer to provide the decor -- the documents for a fee. there are no private entities authorized to providers of this document. they also point out a certificate of status is not a requirement but is only needed if specific circumstances need to prove a business paying taxes. ♪ all i want for christmas is you. kumasi: baby. reggie: mariah carey announced her latest

. > >> attribute to lacy peterson was unveiled this weekend in modesto. dutch hollow farms is honoring lacy peterson in their corn maze this year. it is been 20 years since her disappearance disappearance became national n. the farm's owner says he move forward with attribute only after getting the approval of lacy's family. >> they gave the approval, if you will, that this was a good thing that people appreciate it it has been 20 years, which it seems is so fresh in everyone's. everyone's minds. >> the farm of a small ceremony for the family on friday, the unique celebration of lacy's life is open to the public but her husband, scott peterson, was was convicted of her murder. he is currently waiting to see if u will be granted a new trial over over allegations of juror misco. > >> now i look at this morning's top stories. the workers at sfo have approved a new contract. this vote comes after a three day strike that ended late last week with a tentative deal. about 1000 workers walked off the job saying they had not seen seen a raise in three years. thw c

the state judge is now considering if peterson deserves a new trial.eer criminal is now back behind bars for allegedly pushing a man off of a brooklyn subway platform on friday. look at that right there. oh my gosh. of the suspect previously serving nearly 20 years in prison for attempted murder and robbery. his family even calling him a menace. saying he has been arrested more than two dozen times. new york governor kathy hochul and republican opponent lee zeldin will face off in their only debate tonight as soaring crime remains a top issue in the state. on to a fox news alert now. the u.k. officially has a new prime minister. richie sunak officially sworn in moments ago after meeting with king charles at buckingham palace. >> i will deliver a stronger asf. better schools. it control of our borders. >> former prime minister liz truss giving final address at downing street earlier this morning before handing in her resignation officially. she served just 49 days in office. check out the story here a kentucky coal miner in disbelief after getting shout

a state judge is now considering if peterson deserves all new trial based on defense arguments that a biased and so may have tainted the jury. now to the developing story out of atherton police releasing new details on the car. >> that was buried in the backyard of a multimillion dollar mansion. no human remains were found inside the car. but the question remains, i below ground in the first place. kron four's justin campbell has the latest. >> work crews started filling up the whole monday in the backyard of an atherton mansion where a car was found buried last week. now we know more information that this car was a mercedes. that's what police tell us. convertible. palo alto. police say the car was reported stolen in september of 1992. now was told to the san mateo county crime lab. and that's where it's at right now. but here's a recap of how we got to where we are today. how this car was found after 10 police say this past thursday, the car was discovered during a landscaping project. most likely buried in the 90's during the excavation cadaver dogs gave a slight notification of po

and jordan peterson faced quite a backlash for. their process. yes, indeed they have yeah. i wrote i have a chapter in the book, as you know. and jordan i like jordan. i think he is, for the most part doing good wants to help. you know, i don't agree with all his mythological symbolism stuff, but maybe that's just me. and in case a lot of people seem to find a lot of value in what, he has to say and if that's the case and it makes their lives better, good what's wrong with that? you know, nothing. nothing's wrong with that. and i guess where he gets in trouble, we're all of us getting troubles on sensitive issues like race and gender. so my latest substack column is on is called what is a woman anyway? so i started off just to write a review about walsh's film, but it's not about his film at all. it's really about the semantic game that is being now. it's sort of postmodernism run amuck where words don't have meanings anymore because the, you know, the answer matt got to his question what is a woman is whatever anybody it is, well, what is that whatever they feel? well, wha

eric weinstein, and kind of a collection of people like myself and him and his brother brad, jordan petersonm harris, and very, very wise and others. so the threat is the mainstream media has moved pretty far left and they have become pretty censorious, and we need alternative sources of media. and not the kooky right-wing nuts or the left-wing crazies or whatever, but just some alternative media that is fundable, that can support itself, right? so podcasts and substack column, i have both of these so i get income from that. this point in my life it would be hard for me to be canceled completely because i've kind of built a shell around myself. but a lot of people, younger scholars and scientists, academics or people in the media who do not tow the line, the regressive left, they are worried about their job. they're not free to speak up. they are not free to present alternative ideas because they could be fired or harassed so intensely, canceled that they just don't want to work there anymore. it's a hostile work environment. so someone like barry weiss, left the "new york times," in york ti

shortly after peterson was captured and embassy peld by the soviet union.it's a lesson in the risks taken by cia agents and those who come to trust them. how important is the intelligence you get from uman sources? >> collect literally as we sit, that can obtain intelligence, that can directly dtor ofigidesn y morning, there' o memo which mass 139 stars on that simple marble. so there's not a moment when i talk by that wall when i'm not reminded of my obligation to take care about reports about the potential mishandling of human he got speak about mar-a-lago but he made clear what's at stake. how damaging is it to thecy if human sources are revealed or this human intelligence is compromised in. >> well, and i know there have been a lot of instances in the past where come monday and being reckless about it has. and it also coughs the 1961iasc3 agency assessment that minding weather center in iraq would be, quote, a slam dunk. >> reporter: still, it's hard not to marvel at operations like project asfwlor rn now docked attin. >> reporter: the cia enrised billi

peterson says.s important to teach kids early and what they learn on the field can translate to lessons about life, alex it is so concerning to see so many guns being brought onto school campuses. amber lee reporting live for us tonight in oakland. thank you, amber tomorrow, the oakland police department and city council member dan cobb will help people or they want people to gather to discuss the city's crime problem. and to try to brainstorm some solutions to deal with it. they plan to meet at bushrod park in oakland between 10 30 in the morning and noon. violence prevention specialists will be on hand to get involved in that conversation. to the south bay video of a scantily clad woman getting out of a san jose fire truck is going viral. today it looks like this video was recorded outside of a club called the pink poodle ktvu. mark sayer tells us the mayor says quote heads must roll. the video was shown to be true. this video posted on instagram by san jose foose and crediting to a private accoun

peterson was moved from san quentin to mule creek state prison east of sacramento. the judge said that he had to eventually be moved out of death row because he is no longer condemned jurors impose the death penalty on him after they convicted him of first-degree murder for killing his wife and second-degree murder for the killing of their unborn son. now a state judge is considering if peterson is going to get a whole new trial based on arguments that the jury was tainted by one particular juror. coming up next to the kron 4 morning news. we're talking about test scores. >> and they're falling at schools nationwide. we're going to tell you why the problem stems from the pandemic will be my back after the break. the doctor will be in to see you shortly. ♪ hi. [ chuckles ] when you see things differently, you can be the difference. capella university looks at education differently. our flexpath learning format lets you set deadlines and earn your nursing degree on your schedule. make your difference with capella university. >> it's 6.29, and this tuesday morning star

whitney peterson says she was walking into a business on market street on tuesday when a man followed her into the building and ripped her purse from her arm. security cameras show the thief running out of the running out the door. but peterson wasn't going down without a fight. >> i just ran after him and i didn't think about how that was possibly dangerous. i i didn't think about it. and i know that might have been not the greatest, but i tackled him. >> peterson says she almost got her purse back. but a getaway car was waiting for her attacker. she says she hit her head on the sidewalk when she was tackling the person resulting and a concussion. she's filed a police report, but her pet, but her purse has yet to be recovered. and is it starting to feel like you're bumping into more people around the office these days? well, that's because more employees are returning to work. in-person kron 4 monday, june has more. more folks are returning to ke - work in downtown san francisco. it's not good match a nation. most recent numbers tell us about. 39 1% of folks are coming back to the of

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cook: thank you, adam and thank you you to the peterson institute for inviting me to speak today. this is my first speak as a fed governor and i am delighted to deliver it here. to our friends and colleagues from across my career, from academia to policymaking. i would like to start with a discussion of the u.s. economy including the implications of international development and then talk about my approach as a policymaker and how i view monetary policy. i will begin with the labor market which is very strong. employment rebounded more swiftly post-pandemic and it did during previous recoveries and continue to grow at rapid pace of about 440,000 jobs per month so far this year. the unemployment rate at 3.7% remains very low. other indicators also point to labor market strength. despite a large drop in the number of job openings in august, which may suggest that labor demand is moderating, there is still an unusually high 1.7 job openings for unemployed workers. workers still feel confident they can find another job. on the supply side, labor force participation has recovered more

peterson and estrada were each named finalists. peterson is one of nine national league finalists.rad is among the five at the new utility position. neither have won a silver slugger in their careers yet. good luck to them. giants had a tough year so it's nice to see there are a couple players being recognized. >> what do you think their chances are? >> pretty good. as good as anybody else's. >> right. we may be biased. but they're going up against good names. bets, soto, some good names. but i will keep the faith or our players. good luck to them. >> either way having silver slugger finalist on your resume' speaks volumes. even if they don't get it, it is cool to be nominated. >> exactly. if they do, maybe it is good luck for next year. >> especially being nominated by your peers, managers, coaches. what an honor. >> that's very important for them too. >>> a columbian singing sensation took a trip to a hospital to see a fan who went into labor and gave birth during her show that same night. >> don't be shy, shy, shy. la-la-la. >> the artist was performing at the save mart center i

this bridge has peterson's name live rates. it's the symbolism of his projects. and this comes at a time where there's already been lots of factions, maneuvering in moscow, blaming the military, blaming the vall degree blaming pets in the blame game started. and the such a symbolic attack by the ukrainians is any going to accelerate that. ukrainian officials celebrated the attack on line and adviser to the ukrainian president, wrote crimea the bridge, the beginning. everything illegal must be destroyed. everything stolen must be returned to ukraine. everything occupied by russia must be expelled with an image of the collapse bridge. while the official twitter account of the ukrainian government simply commented sick, bern, rushes foreign ministry said the social media post revealed ukraine's quote, terrorist nature russian installed officials in crimea had said the damage would be quickly repaired or correspondence. matthew belinda is in ukraine's. the city of nikolai, he told us more about ukraine's official reaction to the incident. yeah, ukrainian officials ha

and each time we haven't seen them used and i think peterson is losing this war. and he is nuclear weapons would be an escalation. that would mean that they would lose it even quicker. so i don't see russia is going to use nuclear weapons in the kind conference black mountain, great to get your thoughts from the war studies fellow at kings college london. thanks so much. i keep all army officers in between a fossil have announced the overthrow of military lead a pull henry to me. but captain abraham troy has been declared the new hate of the west african country on friday, explosions and heavy gunfire were reported near the presidential palace in the capital. i could do good it's bikini fossils. second qu, in just 9 months, women, army officers address the nation. the national television broadcast ended down over who's now in charge of the military leaders had overthrown their own lieutenant turned president. promised to tackle the volatile security situation. once you do know that it's conscious of our historical responsibility, the patriotic movement for safegua