i mean why did elliot richardson quit? i think one of the reasons it wasn't just a moral judgment about what was going on. he was also he told the senate he wouldn't he wouldn't quit in circumstances say and i thought, hmm, pretty good. so in those days. i wonder if that would still b ue. you make a president, you you make a promise to the sene to make a promise to americ people. and i'm sure that was in his mind. and it's not just quitting. he was a professional politician. he never that was end of his career and he knew that was going to happen. and he thought, yeah i promised it. i said i'd do it. i'll do it. and that's an attitude i think would help quite a lot among the younger they want to look things annot to be, hey, there it is. and archie derek bork said that was a man of the most integrity ever met. and that true. and how did he communicate that integrity to the staff? i think the words he and then showed us is, you know, what you do in this, you do your job. and he said, look, i wasn't to this in order to chase

richardson says the bookstore has been burglarized several times in the past. the last happening 6 months ago. >> and that case still has not been solved. in fact, richardson says the oakland police department never responded to that case after a report was filed, although no books were taken, then electronics were and the place was vandalized resulting in $2500 in losses and damages. they seem to be >> behaving as though there are absolutely no consequences to their actions. this comes at a bad time for richardson whose family is preparing to reopen their shuttered san francisco store front. >> and she says the window has to get fixed quickly before the holiday season, which like most small businesses, richardson says she depends on to get her through the rest of the year makes the bookstore very unattractive is a place to come shop. >> fortunately, her brother billy was able to quickly board the window and the business has not had to close as a result of the burglary. philippe djegal all kron, 4 news. >> coming up, remembering rosalynn carter. the touching tr

the attorney for richardson declined to comment today. prosecutors told us they hope to try the couple together. in the meantime, richardson and rayo will remain in jail without bail. in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> police have arrested a woman for hitting and killing a pedestrian while she had children in her car. the crash happened just after midnight on sunday near capitol expressway in bluefield drive in san jose. police say she was under the influence when she hit a man in a marked crosswalk and then she left the scene. the man was taken to the hospital where he later died. police were able to find and arrest the driver at her home. she is faces felony hit-and-run, vehicular manslaughter and child endangerment charges. >> as many go to holiday dinners or parties to celebrate the holidays, please remember it's never okay to drink and drive. don't only think about yourself, but think about others. children, pedestrians, bicyclists and follow the rules of the road. >> neither the driver or the victim have been identi

ronnie richardson. >> he was my mentor and my he.elt like he was an uncle to me up until recently. >> richardson, pictured here on the right with his twin brother reginald, were co principals at hs. ronald tarver was removed from his leadership role and community members say they want to know why. >> we don't know anything. we've been hearing different allegations on campus. there's been a lot of rumors and i'm just mainly here to really know the truth. >> erica avery santos has been with us for 16 years and she's known richardson even longer. she says students have come to lean heavily on richardson and his leadership changed things for the better. at hs, many of our students are like, he's a father figure and uncle, a mentor. public comment drew loud responses from many in the audience who held up signs in support of the man they called dr. ro. my short five years, i've definitely seen a concerted effort to have them not at the campus anymore because of their restorative justice approach to education. >> some students and staff als

that's when co-owner blanche richardson says the suspect is seen on surveillance video throwing what appears to be a large rock through the front window only to steal for new hardback fiction books. >> worth about $150 altogether in take them all. he just took. i think what he could reach easily. >> and then he just walked. this comes at a bad time for richardson whose family is preparing to reopen their shuttered san francisco store front. >> she says the window has to get fixed quickly. the cost to repair. is about $1200. i don't know in the long run what effect this is going to have, especially with. >> holiday shopping coming up, which is what most small businesses depend to get them through the rest of the year. so if it looks like it's unsafe here people are going to do their shopping online. and that's what we don't want to him. she says it's bad enough that nearby homeless encampments that frequently catch fire and loads of trash left out front already deter customers. >> richardson says the oakland police department never responded to the burglary from earlier this year, whi

richardson says the book's core has been burglarized several times in the past.he last happening 6 months ago. >> and that case still has not been solved. in fact, richardson says the oakland police department never responded to that case after a report was filed, although no books were taken, then electronics were and the place was vandalized resulting in $2500 in losses and damages. they seem to be >> behaving as though there are absolutely no consequences to their actions. this comes at a bad time for

richardson says the book's core has been burglarized several times in the past. the last happening 6 months ago. >> and that case still has not been solved. in fact, richardson says the oakland police department never responded to that case after a report was filed, although no books were taken, then electronics were and the place was vandalized resulting in $2500 in losses and damages. they seem to be >> behaving as though there are absolutely no consequences to their actions. this comes atha bad time for richardson whose family is preparing to reopen their shuttered san francisco store front. >> and she says the window has to get fixed quickly before the holiday season, which like most small businesses, richardson says she depends on to get her through the rest of the year makes the bookstore very unattractive is a place to come shop. >> fortunately, her brother billy was able to quickly board the window and the business has not had to close as a result of the burglary. philippe djegal all kron, 4 news. >> a significant setback for silicon valley. google is cut

trying to stop the conflict from spreading the clare. richardson. welcome to the show. israel's army. it says it's ground. troops have surrounded garza city and effectively divided the strip into the hamas run. golfing health ministry says more than 200 people have been killed. following major is really error strikes. would have also call us the communications blackout inside the territory. meanwhile, leaders of major un agencies have called for an immediate cease fire, and for more humanitarian aid. the israel defense forces have once to guide intensified operations in northern gaza. they say they are targeting how my sites is an infrastructure from the i. c. i land. as well, has repeatedly voted civilians to move south veritas, supposed to be safe bet. let's apply and humanitarian. colorado did not materialize . and those who do is put you any say it's very dangerous. the idea. we've been walking for 3 hours to get here. i can't walk and my son has been pushing me all the way you mean the thoughts of our situation is very difficult. but there's no

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the inquiry. richardson, thank you very much for joining us. the world health organization says it has lost communication with its contacts at all. she for hospital in northern garza, the one organization said it had a grave concerns about the safety of patients and medical staff trapped there by fighting dr. say the facility has been hit by a deadly is really strikes a claim is barrels military denies as a new born in gaza. her grandmother says the flood oh, she felt hospital following an attack, walking for hours to seek safety. we said the morning she was born, she and her mother didn't rest. she didn't even get press, sped our journey. it's a journey of torment. on the west banks, health minister says dozens of babies are at risk of death. and as she fought the, that was with the surprise, the man was with done and goes us through it. lex, the oxygen, if lex, uh, it, lex, electricity, is lex fluid. and also that is really a compression bullet is for the, for up in, in the, and the good stuff to, to leave there. as israel in 10 supplies, it'

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shows how most health hostages in rooms under our children's hospital and got that the i'm quite richardson, welcome as fighting rages outside garza hospitals. us president joe biden has said gods as big as hospital must be protected. he called on as well to take quote, less intrusive action at all. shufa. israel has a legit time aust militants are using hospitals as command basis. and witnesses a is rarely tanks have surrounded the hospital where dr. say they've been without water or electricity for days film just a few days ago. this video, apparently, shots inside gauze is out of shape. a hospital gives a sense of just how many people have been crowded inside. the world health organization says this is no longer a functioning hospital. it says no more fuel for generators by live saving equipment is no longer working. and according to medical stuff at the facility, dozens of new bones have not been removed from incubators and placed together on beds in the open. so they are in a very bad situation where you don't want to kill them unless someone that's of interest to us. all to improve th

the inquiry. richardson, welcome to the show. israel says it's ground forces have completely surrounded garza city. they say their troops are advancing despite quote painful losses. the militants are reported to of late mines and booby traps in the area and threatened to mount strong resistance is really military size because of city is the center of masses. terror organization. israel launched it's a tax on goal, is that in response to the mask, or by how mazda of more than $1400.00 people in israel? as an idea, spokes person gave more details of the new phase of the ground operation. the lights are as well defenceless as site is incomplete to the in sacramento because the city on the center of the organization on the last i was to be in the infantry along with the air force being executive bases, headquarters, concentration points, and of a tenant infrastructure chatham is used by a mass on either of the terrorists. how many company, i'm sure, as israel says it's forces have in circles, gaza city. i earlier spoke to military analyst moreno moran, and i asked her about this as a strate

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ronnie richardson. >> he was my mentor and my he. i feel like he was an uncle to me up until recently. >> richardson, pictured here on the right with his twin brother reginald, were co principals at hs. ronald tarver was removed from his leadership role and community members say they want to know why. >> we don't know anything. we've been hearing different allegations on campus. there's been a lot of rumors and i'm just mainly here to really know the truth. >> public comment drew loud responses from many in the audience who held up signs in support of the man they call dr. ro. >> my short five years. i've definitely seen a concerted effort to have them not at the campus anymore because of their restorative justice approach to education. some students and staff also shared that losing a black leader in a district so rife with racial challenges is a big blow. san leandro has a history of being a sundown town. san leandro has a history of being called san leandro for a reason. >> david mason, a teacher and parent at hs, had a simple req

that's when co-owner blanche richardson says the suspect is seen on surveillance video throwing whatears to be a large rock through the front window only to steal for new hardback fiction books. >> worth about $150 altogether in take them all. he just took. i think what he could reach easily. >> and then just walked. this comes at a bad time for richardson whose family is preparing to reopen their shuttered san francisco storefront. she says the window has to get fixed quickly. >> the cost to repair is about $1200. i don't know in the long run what effect this is going to have, especially with. >> holiday shopping coming up, which is what most small businesses depend to get them through the rest of the year. so if it looks like it's unsafe here, then people are going to do their shopping online and that's what we don't want to him. she says it's bad enough that nearby homeless encampments that frequently catch fire and loads of trash left out front already deter customers. >> richardson says the oakland police department never responded to the burglary from earlier this year, which k

said what separated this case was the evidence detectives found at reyo and richardson's home that they say showed a disregard for human life. >> these electronic devices were text messages, social media messages, and videos and photographs showing both of the defendants smoking narcotics in close proximity to baby w. >> reporter: mayor mahan, who's been pushing for more drug treatment programs, says the case shows how addiction is at the root of the problem. >> we need to get upstream of the murder charges. that may be the right outcome here, i don't like to comment on pending litigation. but what's clear to me is we have a systemic failure in the state of california to grapple with severe addiction, with fentanyl, methamphetamine. >> reporter: the district attorney says his office is currently dealing with six fentanyl-related murder cases but this is the first time parents have been charged. he confirmed richardson is still on the run but without offering details says police are close to apprehending her. >>> black friday days away. that signals the true start of the hectic holiday s

police say kelly richardson was taken into custody on wednesday. she is being charged with murder.ording to court documents, richardson and daughter's father, derek radio had fentanyl and opioids in their systems at the time of their daughter's death in august, the parents and waited more than 12 hours before contacting police. toxicology reports showed the girl had high levels of fentanyl in her system. investigators say they found evidence in the couple's home and cell phones connected them to this case. >> on these electronic devices were text messages social media messages and videos and photographs showing both of the defendants, spokane narcotics in close proximity, 2 baby w on several occasions. the couple texted their concern about having dangerous narcotics around the baby to each other. >> just last month, a father and south san jose was charged in connection to the overdose of his 3 month-old daughter. an autopsy showed that child died from ingesting meth and fentanyl rail is being held in jail without bail. his next court appearance is set for monday afternoon. >> in fr

richardson says the suspect stole only four books and used this 10 pound piece of asphalt to bust thendow. i can't explain that except that the window was $1,200. the books were about 80. i don't know. i don't think he was on drugs. i don't think he was drunk. he was black. so hopefully he's not a hater. >> during the break in, the thief also broke the stained glass panel, created by blanche's brother, billy. >> well, yeah. i take it personally. somebody destroys your artwork. you you'd have to take that person down. but since it's a family business, all our parents are kind of shared. >> billy and blanche's parents opened the store in the 1960s as one of the first bookstores in the bay area to feature works by black authors. she says there have been other break ins at her store in the past. >> you know, it's the wild, wild west out there right now and it would seem that people don't expect any consequences. and so we're just another target. >> burglaries in oakland appear to be on the rise in oakland. police say as of november first, there's been 14,764 burglaries in the city, 11,138

ronnie richardson. >> he was my mentor and my he.p until recently. >> richardson, pictured here on the right with his twin brother reginald, were co-principals at hs. ronald tarver was removed from his leadership role and community members say they want to know why. >> we don't know anything. we've been hearing different allegations on campus. there's been a lot of rumors and i'm just mainly here to really know the truth. >> public comment drew loud responses from many in the audience who held up signs in support of the man they call dr. ro. >> my short five years. i've definitely seen a concerted effort to have them not at the campus anymore because of their restorative justice approach to education. some students and staff also shared that losing a black leader in a district so rife with racial challenges is a big blow. san leandro has a history of being a sundown town. san leandro has a history of being called san leandro for a reason. >> david mason, a teacher and parent at hs, had a simple request. >> if he messed up, then he me

and the mother richardson is not yet in custody. if convicted, they face at least to 15 years to life in prison. new at 11 police in redwood city have arrested a man they say texted an underage girl to meet for 37 year-old r allegedly initiated the tax conversation with a 17 year-old colleague. the 2 worked at a math tutoring center known as matinee zm on el camino right now, detectives managed to get the suspect to come to a location where he thought he was going to be meeting the victim to have relations, but he was instead arrested. police are asking anyone else who may have been a victim there to contact them. and san francisco, the mission street vendors association held a rally today calling on city supervisors to delay the mission street vendor ban until 2024 earlier this year, supervisor hillary ronen announced she would ban all street vending on mission street, including permit street vendors. that ban was supposed to start in early november. it was pushed back to november. 27th with the vending ban set to begin in just one

kelly richardson facing a murder charge now, according to court documents, richardson and the toddler's father, derek ryo had fentanyl and opioids and their systems at the time of their daughter's death was back in august when the parents waited more than 12 hours before calling police. a toxicology report shows the child had high levels of fentanyl in her system. investigators also found evidence in the couple's home and on their cell phones. >> on these electronic devices were text messages social media messages and videos and photographs showing both of the defendants, spokane narcotics in close proximity, 2 baby w on several occasions. the couple texted their concern about having dangerous narcotics around the baby to each other. >> just last month, a father in south san jose was charged in connection to the overdose of his 3 month-old daughter. autopsy in that case showed the child died from ingesting meth and fentanyl. ryo is being held in jail without bail and his next court appearance is scheduled for monday afternoon. new at 11, it's been a busy few nights for law enforcement.

police say kelly richardson was taken into custody on wednesday. she's being charged with murder, according to court documents, richardson and the toddler's father, derek ryo fentanyl and opioids in their systems at the time of their daughter's death in august, the parents then waited more than 12 hours before contacting police. a toxicology report showed the baby had high levels of fentanyl in her system. investigators found evidence in the couple's home and in their cell phones. >> on these electronic devices were text messages social media messages and videos and photographs showing both of the defendants, spokane narcotics in close proximity, 2 baby w on several occasions. the couple texted their concern about having dangerous narcotics around the baby to each other. >> just last month, the father in south san jose was charged in connection to the overdose of his 3 month-old daughter. an autopsy in that case showed the child died from ingesting meth and fentanyl. and this case trial is being held in jail without bail. his next court appearance

the empire. richardson, welcome un secretary general has said he's appalled by the escalating violence in gaza and has condemned the killing of civilians. antonio guitars was speaking theories, both person after israel bond to god his biggest refugee camp for a 2nd day in a row. israel says it strikes on tuesday and wednesday killed the to have mass commanders and destroyed underground military infrastructure strike. hips causes biggest refugee camp for the 2nd consecutive day. the displace palestinians, many of whom have lived in the densely populated jamalia camp for decades, pulled from under the rubble of what used to be their homes. what is the faults in old days or so gone? my sister's house along with her and her children. my brother's house with his children. i lost all my siblings except my younger brother. these old names 15 names threw up the roll. innocent is the trim mass, a complete destruction. the u. n. has called the attack the quote, latest atrocity to befall the peoples cause the devastation is nearly identical to news rarely strike the day before that killed dozens

. >> looking solemn with little emotion. 28 year-old kelly richardson and 27 year-old derek rayo entered a santa clara county courthouse monday afternoon. both are in custody and both making their first appearance as they face murder charges in the death of their 18 month-old daughter winter. the case dates back to august. court documents reveal that who found their daughter unresponsive following a map. they waited more than 12 hours before calling authorities telling police they were in denial. an autopsy showed high levels of fentanyl on the baby system. authorities say that a search warrant of the couple's cell phones show text messages between the 2 expressing concern about doing drugs around their young child. there was also video prosecutors say showing them both that using fentanyl around their daughter. the 2 did not enter a plea hearing in january. >> the mother ms richardson is coming back earlier on december 14th for a bail hearing to address bail. >> this is the first time the santa clara county district attorney's office has filed murder charges against parents in the commi

according to san jose police, the 18 month-old girl's mother, kelly richardson is still at large and will be charged with murder once apprehended. according to court documents, rae lynn richardson had fentanyl an opioid in their system at the time of their daughter's death in august. the parents then waited more than 12 hours before contacting police talks. allergy report showed the girl had high levels of fentanyl in her system. investigators found evidence in the couple's home and cell phones on these electronic devices were text messages social media, messages and videos and photographs. >> showing both of the defendants, spokane narcotics in close proximity, 2 baby w on several occasions. the couple texted their concern about having dangerous narcotics around the baby to each other. >> just last month, a father in south san jose was charged in connection to the overdose of his 3 month-old daughter. autopsy showed the child died from ingesting meth and fentanyl are asking parents. >> and members, community to understand what is at stake. it's baby phoenix. it's baby winter. it's a

kelly richardson and derrick rayo did not enter a formal plea. the case centers around their 18-month-old daughter who prosecutors say died from fentanyl and meth exposure. they claim the concentration in her blood was 24 times the lethal dose for a child her size. prosecutors say she was found dead inside their san jose home in august and fentanyl residue was found on a nightstand, a desk and a rug where the young girl was found. they also say the couple had exchanged text messages discussing the dangers of their drug to their child. police arrested rayo more than week ago, but richardson had been on the run until last wednesday. >> we found out that she was arrested on the evening of november 22nd. there was drug paraphernalia and drugs found at time she was arrested. >> prosecutors say they hope to try the couple together. while the coin has prosecuted fatal fentanyl exposure cases before, they say this is the first time parents have been charged with murder in one of these cases. >>> we're learning new details about a tragic incident in san m

according to san jose police, the 18 month-old girl's mother, kelly richardson is still at large and will be charged with murder once apprehended. according to court documents, rae lynn richardson had fentanyl an opioid in their system at the time of their daughter's death in august. the parents then waited more than 12 hours before contacting police talks. allergy report showed the girl had high levels of fentanyl in her system. investigators found evidence in the couple's home and cell phones on these electronic devices were text messages social media, messages and videos and photographs. >> showing both of the defendants, spokane narcotics in close proximity, 2 baby w on several occasions. the couple texted their concern about having dangerous narcotics around the baby to each other. >> just last month, a father in south san jose was charged in connection to the overdose of his 3 month-old daughter. autopsy showed the child died from ingesting meth and fentanyl. we're asking parents. >> and members our community to understand what is at stake. it's baby phoenix. it's baby winter.

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a separate hearing is set for december for a bail hearing for richardson. this is the first time the santa clara county district attorney's office has filed murder charges against parents in the commission of using drugs leading to a child's death file charges when there's enough evidence in this case, there's enough evidence to show that these 2 individuals act with them acted with implied malice. >> through their repeated drug use in front of their 18 month-old daughter so in terms of a message, file cases that we believe we have the evidence to prove. and that's what we did in this instance, the evidence of the videos photos. >> we have search electronic devices. it is an ongoing investigation. but yes, we do at this point feel that we have enough evidence to prove implied malice murder, the sides, murder charges. the 2 are facing several other charges, including causing great bodily harm. >> causing a high degree of cruelty. if convicted, the 2 could face life sentences. and santa clara county, theresa kron. 4 news. >> we want to get you back now to our

so this comes at a bad time for richardson whose family is preparing to reopen their shuttered. san francisco store front. >> she says the window has to get fixed quickly. the cost to repair. is about $1200. i don't know in the long run what effect this is going to have, especially with. >> holiday shopping coming up, which is what most small businesses depend to get them through the rest of the year. so if it looks like it's unsafe here people are going to do their shopping online. and that's what we don't want to him. she says it's bad enough that nearby homeless encampments that frequently catch fire and loads of trash left out front already deter customers. >> richardson says the oakland police department never responded to the burglary from earlier this year, which koester? $2500. you feel any confidence that the police are going to be able to solve this crime for you? >> i think with that somebody is going to solve it. because videos everywhere. >> and this guy's face is everywhere. and hopefully somebody, you know. let somebody know who this guy is. >> making matters wors

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kiley richardson y derrick rayo, una pareja de san josé, acusada del asesinato o por la muerte de suto por una muerte relacionada con la droga fentanilo. según los reportes de la policía, los socorristas fueron llamados cuando la menor ya había muerto hace varias horas y aseguraron haber encontrado pruebas suficientes de que estos estupefacientes estaban al alcance de la menor. richardson y rayo no hicieron declaraciones y seguirán en prisión sin derecho a fianza. >> y una mujer fue arrestada luego de haber atropellado mortalmente a una persona al sur de san josé y huir de la escena. >> please, remember, it's never okay to drink and drive. don't really think about yourself, but think about others. >> el departamento de policía de la ciudad detalló que el arrollamiento ocurrió cerca de la calle o de la zona de capitol expressway y bluefield drive. las autoridades confirmaron que la conductora estaba bajo la influencia del alcohol y además tenía a menores de edad en el auto. la víctima fue llevada al hospital donde falleció. >> la delincuencia vuelve a hacer de las suyas, esta vez en l

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i'm quite richardson. welcome to the show. us secretary of state anthony, blinking is expected to tell israel to do more to protect civilians during his visit to the country today. he said he would be discussing concrete steps to minimize harm to men, women, and children. this comes as rel, presses ahead with it's offensive and gaza. tomas run health ministry there says more than 9000 people have been killed since israel launched its attacks in response to the mosque. massacre of more than 1400 people in israel. an idea of spokes person says a ground forces have announced around and gaza city. the lights are as well defenceless as site is incomplete to the and set them into the city from the center of the organization on, in the last hours affinity in the infantry along with the air force and being executive bases, headquarters, concentration points and of a tenant infrastructure chatham is used by a mass on either of the terrorists. how many company, i'm sure. let's get more from marina moran. a military

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last night, richardson was located and booked into jail. she's scheduled to appear in court on tuesday. and two people were found dead last night at bart stations in oakland and san francisco. the first call was around 620 wednesday night at the fruitvale station in oakland. police and medical crews responded and tried life saving measures, including doses of narcan. but the person was pronounced dead at the scene. a second death, possibly from opioid, was reported at the powell street station in san francisco around 11:30 p.m. that person also received narcan but did not survive. and then early this morning, about 1:30 a.m, a third incident at the richmond station bart platform was reported that person received narcan doses and was transported to the hospital. police say the two deaths are under investigation. so far, there's no evidence of foul play. >> pleasant hill police arrested a suspect of mail theft earlier this morning. 20 year old samuel amaro of concord was seen taking mail from his neighbor. another neighbor called police repor

that's when co-owner blanche richardson says the suspect is seen on surveillance video throwing whatears to be a large rock through the front window only to steal for new hardback fiction books. >> worth about $150 altogether in take them all. he just took. i think what he could reach easily. >> and then just walked. this comes at a bad time for richardson whose family is preparing to reopen their shuttered san francisco store front. >> she says the window has to get fixed quickly. the cost to repair. is about $1200. i don't know in the long run what effect this is going to have, especially with. holiday shopping coming up, which is what most small businesses depend to get them through the rest of the year. >> so if it looks like it's unsafe here people are going to do their shopping online. and that's what we don't want to him. she says it's bad enough that nearby homeless encampments that frequently catch fire and loads of trash left out front already deter customers. >> richardson says the oakland police department never responded to the burglary from earlier this year, which koes