is robert dean hall guilty or not guilty of first degree murder? not guilty. t so fast. is robert dean hall guilty or not guilty of second degree murder? guilty. keith morrison: guilty of murder, not premeditation per se, but of an intent to kill and a disregard for human life. rob hall looked like he'd been punched in the stomach. tears sprang to his eyes. hall was sentenced to 30 years in prison. he'll be eligible for parole in the year 2028, just before his 60th birthday. so as we sit here now, having been convicted of intentional murder, you're not taking responsibility for it as that. as murder, no. you're saying the architect of this tragedy is more emmett corrigan than you. absolutely. yes. and so you, sitting in prison for the next god knows how many years, are as much a victim as anybody else. it's devastating. i wish that i'd never gone there that night to get my wife. or if you went, that somehow you'd, like, not taken your gun along. i think that. i do. what if game on that? and then i think what if he would have pounded my face into the cement and

happen a little bit as pastoring and we're still waiting on a statement from the economy minister robert hall back early this evening. for example, volkswagen has suggested that the german government should re introduce this electric car premium that was abruptly cancelled last year. basically as a cash payout to individuals who purchased a 100 percent electric battery operated vehicle. but the m. w, on the other hand, has said that's a terrible idea. they called it a market distorting flash in the pan, really strong language. they want to see investments in uh, networks, charging stations, both private and public. and these are just 2 examples of the demands flying around robert callbacks. position is he doesn't want any factories to close here in germany. but how all these circles get squared is going to be the tricky part because the health of the auto industry in germany is critical effects the economy as a whole. it is the top ex border in germany, and it makes up about 5 percent of the economy because i'm present the seat of your business. thank you very much for the summer now let's ta

. >> you saw them at street level, they formed that picket line out of davies symphony hall yesterday, and robert huber is a volunteer member. >> the paid members of the chorus are an important part of the cohesion for that, so to see them get forced out by a temporary monetary problem, it doesn't seem fair. >> in a statement, the symphony confirmed the cancellation and says the performance will not be rescheduled, meanwhile the course union tells us that they will hold their labor until a fair agreement is reached. >>> you may know them as one of the fasting -- fastest growing spirit in the country, they are spreading the history, culture and complicity right in his backyard, a couple years ago gonzales left his job as a lawyer and turned him into a tasting room, now he has hundreds of bottles to pick from to give each guest a unique experience. while he has only exploded in popularity recently, it has been a part of the culture for centuries. >> it is a part of our legacy, a part of our traditions and i believe it is a part of our community in a way. >> you can watch it at 5:00 tonight and we w

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or you don't know, robert was an colleague. really? city hall. we were to have him. and in many ways reflected so much of the bloomberg spirit. i mean, he he mentioned that bloomberg administration was a mix of. conservatives and liberals, he would say i think rightly, probably more liberals and conservatives but it was really important for barry bloomberg to have both of those voices in the room arguing it out under the belief that that's going to lead to better policy. that's exactly what i was hoping you would. of course. so the first thing that strikes me about the is it's an amazing mix of genres, which is a word i don't know how to pronounce very well, john. genres, styles of writing it's part travelog there's a lot of politics some beautiful character character sketches tells an overarching but tons of little stories, tons of history and so i guess my first question is, how did you decide do it? why did you decide to do it? when you decided to do it? well i first stumbled across lincoln highway the idea of the lincoln highway in 16, when the country seemed to

hall. and our very own robert honda was the emcee of this event. the money raised today will support literacy, provide career development, and expand access to digital tools. he is still doing his thing. he's so good and he's everywhere. really he is. and robert honda makes us proud and gets free food. it works out for everyone. thanks for joining us. all right. we'll be back at it right now on access hollywood, beyond the alleged abuse, is sean combs essentially running an organized crime empire? n the extensive federal charges. an epic night of firsts at the emmys-- shogun record-breaking domination and anna sawai's remarkable journey . and our flashback surprise for george and brad is a hit,

it has ever been. 84 years ago, then attorney general robert jackson delivered a now famous address to the u.s. attorneys right here in this great hall. in that speech, he sought to remind u.s. attorneys of the enormous power they hold as federall prosecutors and the responsibilities that come with that power. he defined what he deemed, quote, a good prosecutor as a person who, quote, human kindness, who seeks truth and not victims, who serves the law and not factional purposes and who approaches his task with humility, close quote. that speech which he titled the federal prosecutor outlined values that have echoed in the halls of this department and outside of this it for a generation. he gained voice to the principles that have guided not only prosecutors but all of our employees who understand deeply what is at stake when it comes to the fair and impartial applications of our laws. his words have inspired generations of public servants including me. i first came to the justice department more than 40 years ago at a time when both leadership and the career employees of this department were working to restore public confidence in th

roberts and 48 year old aaron vansickle for burglary. officers say the two were caught breaking into great hall, a great wall hardware there on taraval street in the sunset district early tuesday morning. the owners tell ktvu they have recently been burglarized three times, and late last month, the business was damaged by arson. police say they continue to investigate a political leaders joined the black community in san francisco to speak out against a number of recent racist incidents. reverend amos brown, president of the san francisco naacp, was joined by district attorney brooke jenkins and police chief bill scott at third baptist church. they gathered there to discuss concerns about a rise in anti-black racism. just yesterday, we told you about a chef who was beaten in a racially charged attack and last week, racist graffiti was scrawled on a building used by a black led nonprofit for at risk youth. >> we have to stand up against this and we have to do it together. the police department. we have a job to do, and our job is not always easy. and sometimes we don't get the results we want. but we will never stop trying to fight for justi

hall of fame. and this week, 3 san jose athletes have realize those dreams. world champion boxer robert, the ghost guerrero, volleyball icon, kerri walsh, jennings and innovative nfl coach mike holmgren. they're all going to be inducted into the san jose sports hall of fame, san jose sports authority made that announcement. the ceremony is going to be held as san jose's as ap center on november. 13th. it's 10, 50 and coming to the east bay. students in alameda county can get a warriors team to library card. so if you're big warriors fan and you don't have a card yet go to the library on wednesday at 3 o'clock. and they're going to at the reach. actually new center. get out these cards. you can get your library card and it will be that special edition card to which is pretty cool. they're also have some other warrior sweat swag there. so check it out. 10, 50 is a time right now and scary movie season is coming up. halloween parties decorations and the >> well, this friday, the 13th don't forget, dean richards has a preview of some of the psychological horror films you might check out. >>

hall of fame. and this week, 3 san jose athletes have realize those dreams. >> world champion boxer robert, the ghosti walsh, jennings and innovative nfl coach mike holmgren. they'll all going to be inducted into the san jose sports hall of fame, san jose sports authority made the announcement on thursday. that ceremony will be held at san jose's as ap center on november. 13th. >> time now is 6.41. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news. a new look and a bay area landmark full. >> transamerica pyramid >> wyatt and also coming up. we're just days away from the forty-niners next game facing an old friend friend sam an old friend friend sam darnold is back. marshalls buyers hustle for the latest trends, from fashion... double denim is back. got it! to beauty, so you don't have to. that is a deal! we get the deals, you get the good stuff. marshalls. >> 6.44 and here are 4 things you need to know today. alameda county da pamela price is facing harassment allegations from her employees who say that she's making criminal threats and intimidating them for taking part in the recall against her. the san fra

deborah roberts co-hosted the broadcasting cable hall of fame awards. the pioneers, innovators and stars of the cable, broadband and streaming industry. so we go to those pioneers honored. so let's take a look. president of news group network of disney entertainment who shared her love of the industry which started when she was a kid watching local news and late night remember this with johnny carson. >> thank you. what a gift. >> sam: you're a gift. calling it a privilege to work in television. it's a privilege for tows have her. we're in the presence of, ladies and gentlemen, hall of fame greatness. i mean right now. george was inducted last night. [ applause ] you had the room. this was a really good speech. >> george: thank you. >> sam: you said some incredible things about ali. hang on. watch this first. >> george: if i am a good broadcaster, almost entirely due to the fact that i have a great wife, who has made me a better broadcaster every day because she's given me a better life. i'm so appreciative for that. >> sam: there are two stars. when yo

. >> now, judge robert judge roger chan ordered the 17 year old detained here at san francisco juvenile halle boy will return to court on tuesday. live in san francisco. henry lee ktv, fox two news. >> all right. thank you, henry. >> governor newsom says progress is being made at the state capitol on new legislation tied to gas prices. the governor met with assembly speaker robert rivas and senate pro tem mike mcguire for about an hour last night over the holiday weekend. newsom announced he was calling a special legislative session after a gas price bill that he had backed stalled in the assembly. the governor now says he's confident lawmakers will pass a plan to control the high prices and stop what he calls the roller coaster at the pump, which only benefits big oil. >> how dumb do we want to continue to be to be played as fools, which they've been doing for decades and decades? billions and billions of dollars, hard working folks being fleeced by the greed of these oil companies. these price spikes go directly in their pocket. >> right now, according to triple a, california gas prices ar

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robert honda has more from san jose. his track record is clear he has weakened public safety. today, dozens of san jose firefighters gathered outside city hall to protest claims made by former mayor sam liccardo in his run for congress against assemblyman evan low. the president of the firefighters union, local 230, jerry may, led a scathing attack on liccardo, who almost simultaneously was attending a new fire station. groundbreaking at another location. the firefighters say they're upset. liccardo has claimed credit for building up public safety during his time as san jose's mayor. in fact, they say it's just the opposite. firefighters are being asked to do more with less and fewer people want to join this department because of the damage that has been done. this is the reality. sam liccardo has left us with. we're down 500 cops. he laid off 49 firefighters. we're struggling to do our job and these are the repercussions from his actions and his policy. the attitude toward liccardo was much more upbeat at the fire station. groundbreaking. my predecessor and friend and mentor, former mayor sam liccardo, was really the driving force behind me

it has ever been. 84 years ago, then attorney general robert jackson delivered a now famous address to the u.s. attorneys right here in this great hall. in that speech, he sought to remind u.s. attorneys of the enormous power they hold as federal prosecutors and the responsibilities that come with that power. he defined what he deemed, quote, a good prosecutor, as a person who, quote, tempers zeal with human kindness, who seeks truth and not victims, who serves the law and not factional purposes and has humility. that speech that he titled the federal prosecutor outlined values that have echoed in the halls of this department and outside of it for generations. he gave voice to the principles that have guided not only prosecutors but all of our employees who understand deeply what is at stake when it comes to the fair and impartial application of our laws. his words have inspired generations of public servants, including me. i first came to the justice department more than 40 years ago at a time when both the leadership and the career employees of this department were working to restore public confidence in the fair and impartial appl

as it has ever been at years ago then attorney general robert jackson delivered a now famous address to the us attorneys right here in this great hall in that speech, he sought to remind us attorney's of the enormous power they hold as federal prosecutors. and the responsibilities that come with that power he defined what he deemed, quote, a good prosecutor as a person who quote, temper zeal with human kindness who seeks truth and not victims well, serves the law and not factional purposes, and who approaches his task with humility close quote that speech, which he titled the federal prosecutor outline values that of echoed in the halls of this department and outside of it for generation he gave, voice to the principles that have guided not only prosecutors, but all of our employees who understand deeply what is at stake when it comes to the fair and impartial application of our laws his words have inspired generations of public servants including me i first came to the justice department more than 40 years ago. >> at a time when both the leadership and the career employees that this department, we're working to restore public confi

it has ever been. 84 years ago then-attorney general robert jackson delivered a now-famous address to the u.s. attorneys right here in this great hallt to remind u.s. attorneys of the enormous power they hold as federal prosecutors, and the responsibilities that come with that power. he defined what he deemed, quote, a good prosecutor as a person who, quote, tempers zeal with human kindness, who seeks truth and not victims, who serves the law and not factional purposes and who approaches his task with humility, closed quote. that speech which he titled "the federal prosecutor," outlined values that have echoed in the halls of this department and outside of it for a generation. he gave voice to the principles that have guided not only prosecutors but all of our employees who understand deeply what is at stake when it comes to the fair and impartial application of our laws. his words have inspired generations of public servants including me. i first came to the justice department more than 40 years ago, at a time when both the leadership and the career employees of this department were working to restore public confidence in the fair

hall of fame today announcing its 2024 inductees. the four new members include the late stanford basketball player and athletic supporter john arriaga, the most accomplished boxer in santa clara county history. robert former 49ers assistant coach mike holmgren and santa clara native, five time beach volleyball olympian kerri walsh jennings. congratulations to them. the inductees will be honored november 13th there at the sap center and as the 49ers look ahead to sunday's big matchup against the minnesota vikings. well, one former quarterback is sharing a special photo from the first game of the season on monday. that's 49ers legend steve young, posing alongside his wife with rookie wide receiver ricky pearsall. this is when they met on monday night. young posted the photo to his social media saying an old friend of his wife's just so happens to be pearsall's godfather, making pearsall basically already part of the hi, everyone. i'm frank malaka. welcome to like it or not. we talk to our esteemed panel. we throw out everyday things to find out whether they like it or not. we got a good group for you today. we've got c castaneda fresh from traffic so good to have you, claudine, wong and garcia

hall of fame today announced its 2024 inductees. >> the four new members include the late stanford basketball player and athletic supporter john arriaga, the most accomplished boxer in santa clara county history. robert guerrero, former 49ers assistant coach mike holmgren and santa clara native, five time beach volleyball olympian kerri walsh jennings. the inductees will be honored on november 13th at the sap center and as the 49ers look ahead to sunday's game against the minnesota vikings, one former quarterback shared this special photo of the first game of the season back on monday. >> that's 49ers legend steve young on your screen, posting posing along his wife and rookie wide receiver ricky pearsall when they met monday night. young posted the video to his social media saying that he is happy to see pearsall recovering. he also says an old friend of his wife's just so happens to be pearsall's godmother, making pearsall quote basically already part of the family. so it looks like pearsall and the 49ers have been meant to be since the jump. yeah, it's all meant to be. >> that's a really cool connection there. and he has steve young's blessing already. nothing better than that. that's awesome for t

hall of fame announced its 2024 inductees. the four new members include the late stanford basketball player john arrillag, the most accomplished boxer in santa clara county history, robertke holmgren and santa clara native and five time beach volleyball olympian kerri walsh jennings. the inductees will be honored november 13th at the sap center. >> when is enough going to be enough? you guys have raised the rates four times in one year. >> pg and e rates set to go up again. the rate increase just approved by regulators and the emotional response from customers. we have new details about a deadly shooting in a quiet east bay town. it all may be linked to road rage. what we're learning about the 72 year old, who is accused of pulling the trigger. and donald trump headed to the bay area today. why he is turning to this liberal stronghold for the second time in three months. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning. >> thank you for joining us here on mornings on two. i'm pam cook. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. it is a friday friday the 13th of september. we're not worried. neither is steve paulson. he's not worried about your

the vice president held the town hall in michigan hosted by oprah winfrey. celebrities like julia robertsperience with gun violence and abortion restriction. harris says that she hopes to be a unifying president repeating promises to boost small businesses, signed an immigration bill, and signed federal abortion rights. china cracking down on illegal medicines similar to ozempic. it has been catering to growing demands during a global supply crunch. knockoffs of the popular medications have been sprouting up around the world as these companies struggle to keep up with unprecedented demand. that is especially the case in china where novo nordisk said that they would limit sales. jonathan: we will catch you again in 30 minutes. you said something about supply chains in china. ozempic? scary stuff. lisa: does it make you grow another arm? given the side effects of the namebrand, can you imagine the side effects of the other? jonathan: not good. good news is they are trying to clamp down on it. the bad news is it has been a problem for a long time. lisa: that is why increasingly supply chain

hall and to return to court on september 10th. >> governor newsom says progress is being made at the state capitol on new gas price legislation. the governor met with assembly speaker robert rivas and senate pro tem mike mcguire for an hour last night. over the weekend, newsom announced that he was calling a special legislative session after a gas price bill that he backed stalled in the assembly. newsom now says he's confident that the legislature will pass a plan to control gas prices and stop what he calls the roller coaster at the pump, which only benefits big oil. >> how dumb do we want to continue to be to be played as fools, which they've been doing for decades and decades? billions and billions of dollars, hard working folks being fleeced by the greed of these oil companies. these price spikes go directly in their pocket right now. >> california gas prices $1.12 higher than the national average. the governor's plan would give the california energy commission the ability to mandate refineries, keep more supplies on hand for when refineries go offline for maintenance. >> the biden administration has announced criminal charges related to russian efforts to influence

cofounder and ceo robert red ken is here to tell us if he sees a real estate revival as the fed readies to cut interest rates. and what's better than one friend? how about two friends? if matt hallass, became instant friends. but it wasn't million their senior year of high school that they realized they should both create music together from the basement of their los angeles homes. these guys created remixes and mash-ups to some of their favorite songs all while coining the name two friends. the edm, that's electronic dance music, duo went from performing in basements to coachella and most recently madison square garden. from the basement to msg, are you kidding me? i sat down with them to hear how they went from middle school buddies to dominate thing the edm music industry with their big booty remakes mixes -- [laughter] listen to my brand new everyone talks to liz episode. it drops tomorrow. get it on apple, google, spotify, iheart radio or wherever you get your podcasts. dow jones industrials down triple digits, same with the nasdaq which is now lower by 389 points. we're coming right back. ♪ ♪ ruri: ichi, ni, san, shi... (1,2,3,4 . . ) ruri: ichi, ni, san, shi... (1,2,3,4 .

hall of fame announced its 2024 inductees. the four new members include the latest stanford basketball player, john aguilar, a really excuse me, the most accomplished boxer in santa clara county history. robert assistant coach mike holmgren and santa clara native. five time beach volleyball olympian kerri walsh jennings. the inductees will be honored november 13th at the sap center. driverless taxis are now available to patients at contra costa regional medical center in martinez. the free service aims to improve access to health care by eliminating transportation barriers. riders will be available monday through friday. patients can book rides to and from the county hospital by using the may mobility app. bart says it is continuing to see an increase in ridership. the transit agency says in the past week, it had four of its highest ridership days since the pandemic started. the highest daily total was tuesday, when more than 195,000 people rode bart. the agency says all of these riders are welcome. birthday present for the agency. >> pga customers bracing for another rate hike. it's the fourth this year. how much this means for your monthly bill? >> police are investigating a shooting in a

hall. but now we know we're down to the final four. tell us more . four. tell us more. >> yes, of course, robert jenrick came top.e shared out equally. yeah. jenrick was up 5 to 33. mps backed him on the tory side, kemi badenoch plus 6 to 28 and tom tugendhat surged to 28 and tom tugendhat surged to 21. mps james cleverly on 21. those four names now go forward to the tory party conference. there will be a series of hustings, the final two chosen after that and then they'll be put forward to the membership and hopefully we can help with with gb news viewers getting questions to them then and try and hold them to account. and the result announced on november the result announced on november the second. but it looks like momentum is suddenly with those three, not with james cleverly, although i think james cleverly has always been my dark horse. yes, he's someone who i think the membership relate to. >> yeah, and i think out of the you might call them the centrist two, the cleverly and the tugendhat . would your money be tugendhat. would your money be on cleverly to make the grade there. and so then we know mel stri

hall. chris, welcome to the show. tell us the full results . us the full results. >> yeah. martin. that's right. the full result is that robertd of voting. kemi badenoch 28 plus six, james cleverly becalmed at 21. unchanged. the first round of voting and tom tugendhat plus four at 21 as well. mel stride , the former well. mel stride, the former work and pensions secretary, of course, has just been just been attacking labour over his withdrawal of the winter fuel payments. he is now out and those four will now go forward to the tory, conference in about two weeks time. and after that, two weeks time. and after that, two will go on to the membership. but with me now i've got a spokesman for james cleverly's team, greg smith, the mp for mid bucks. greg, your guy has not gained any votes. he's becalmed. he's stalling. is it all over? no, not at all. >> james is through. we're delighted james is through. the conference can be a game changing event in this leadership election. just like in 2005, where david cameron basically came from . nowhere. basically came from. nowhere. and i've got confidence with james's charisma. his commun

roberts of the supreme court. picture to my left. he received the national certainty for state courts distinguished service award in 2018, and he was inducted in the boys and girls club tennessee hallf fame in 2020. judge sloan was a leader of the community and he will be greatly missed. i want to offer my sincere condolences to his wife and his three children. east tennessee is a much better place because of him. thank you, madam speaker. i yield the remainder of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from missouri, mr. smith, seek recognition? mr. smith: madam speaker, pursuant to house resolution 1430, i callp the bill h.r. 7980, the end chinese dominance of electric vehicles in america act of 2024, and ask for its peed consideration in the house. the speaker pro tempore: -- immediate consideration in the house. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: union calendar number 454, h.r. 7980, a bill to amend the internal revenue code of 1986 to exclude vehicles that batteries of which contain materials sourced from prohibited foreign entities from the clean vehicle credit. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to ho

halls. these business centres, and if you don't pack it, it can feel a bit vast. but it did look like there was quite a buzz there. i do wonder whether, roberter people are listening if he's trying to get back some of these reform voters. lots of you have been getting in touch about it. andy says jenrick. jenrick are the one nation conservative party. they need to own up to the demise of britain with the total annihilation of their party. okay, strong stuff from from andy leaky bucket says what a principled man robert jenrick is. leaky bucket. i don't think that's actually your name, but there you go. you don't want to put your real name. fine by me. and others have said sadly for genencisifs and others have said sadly for generic is it's him and his party that have missed the boat when it comes to the immigration problem. so it's going to be quite difficult for robert jenrick to cut through the noise. i think when it comes to issues, to do with immigration, i mean, the conservatives, their legacy is one of very, very high immigration millions, i think since 2010, about 6 million people, the population has grown by in great thanks to high le