. >> they live in star city, a small suburb of morgantown, west virginia, where dave works at walmart and mary at a medical office. skylar was a whirlwind, a rambunctious, precocious toddler who owned her parents'hearts. >> hey, gorgeous. >> hi, daddy. >> you're beautiful, baby. >> she was reading way before she was supposed to, doing math and stuff way before she was supposed to. she was a very intelligent little girl. >> dance for me. wee! >> when skylar started nursery school, she made her first friend, morgan lawrence. morgan was drawn right away to skylar. did she kind of light up a room? >> oh, yeah, she had the giggle and the laugh. >> the girls'families became good friends, too. morgan's parents say morgan and skylar were like sisters. >> what are your memories of skylar when she was this high? >> she giggled all the time. it just filled our house. >> she had the biggest eyes. you'd just want to hug her. >> they were good girls, got good grades. morgan dreamed of becoming a meteorologist. skylar, a criminal lawyer. they also had a pact, that they would always be there for one

. >> all right, lawrence, coming up next, we'll hear from and the city star sarah jessica the city star jessica parker about the long-awaited hi honey! hi mommy! oh i missed you! you just want to video call the kids. ok. hush little baby...don't say a word... but if slow upload speeds turns your goodnight call into an accidental horror movie... can you hear me? shut it down. just remember. you're not a bad mom. you just need better internet. at&t fiber delivers faster upload speeds for more reliable video calls. get at&t fiber, plans starting at $35 a month for a year. limited availability in select areas. call 1.877.only.att. >> entertainment news tonight. the highly anticipated and the city reboot is coming to hbo. max in december. but there is already a little bit of controversy. sure. you want some drama, right. entertainment. tonight's kevin frazier has details on the trilogy. kevin. >> you know the king grant. we've seen the cast of and just like that shooting scenes all over new york last night. sarah jessica parker just announce that she's finished last >> carry just rafts. >> s

in the words oh it have kansas city star editorial -- >> reporter: the kansas city star and the midwestraise for the work they have done to prove his innocence. but i fear their work may not have freed him without the efforts of this person, jackson county prosecutor gene peters baker. she took the step of not only reinvestigating the case that her office had made against mr. strickland four decades earlier, but publicly apologizing for those failures once she discovered he was innocent. she then advocated for the new missouri state law that allowed a judge to revisit mr. strickland's case, eventually winning his freedom in court. this is the prosecutor. that doesn't often happen. joining me now is prosecutor jean peters-baker. prosecutor, thank you for joining me tonight. congratulations on an effort that you have undertaken along with others for some time. tell me what you're thinking tonight. >> a variety of things. i am grateful. it's that time of the year to be grateful, and i am so grateful that we proved, through a huge battle, but proved his innocence, so he's on the other side

in the words of the kansas city star editorial board today, quote, kevin strickland got a measure of justice, but mr. needs to write him a check. the kansas city star in the midwest innocence project both deserve a lot of praise for the work that they have done to help prove mr. strickland's innocence. but i fear that their work may not afraid him without the efforts of this person. jackson county prosecutor, jean peters baker. took the incredible step of not only reinvestigating the case that her office had made against mr. strickland for decades earlier. but publicly apologizing for those failures, once she discovered he was innocent. she then advocated for the new missouri state law that allowed a judge to revisit mr. strickland's case eventually winning his freedom in court. this is the prosecutor. that doesn't often happen. joining me now is jackson county prosecutor, jean peters baker, prosecutors feeders fakers. thank you so much for joining me. congratulations on an effort that you have undertaken a lot with others for some time. tell me what you are thinking tonight. >> many

his brother tells the "kansas city star", that he cannot wait to see him to say "welcome home, brother". now free, he finally gets the chance to fulfill one life-long wish. >> you know, i've never been on a beach. i want to go out far in the ocean where you can't see any land in any direction. not just go out there but get in that water. >> our thanks to linsey davis. strickland said he never thought this day would come. >>> listen very closely, on this morning before thanksgiving, consider this your annual warning about deep frying your turkey. please be careful. you deep fryers out there. your frying attempt could easily become a flaming disaster as demonstrated by the fresno, california fire department. top tips, make sure your fryer is on even ground and away from any structures like trees or your house. if you're in california, dry brush. >> this is an option not from the fire department, this is from me. you could just not deep fry. if you don't know what you're doing, don't do it. it's so dangerous. is it really worth it? i've had deep fried turkey. is it that much better? >> is

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. >>> this was the front page of the kansas city star this morning. kevin strickland, a man wrongfully imprisoned by the state of missouri for 42 years and 4 months, finally freed. but the subhead to the story is what is concerning. exonerated man won't get a dime from the state. the story goes on to stay that unlike guilty prisoners, a parole officer will not help strickland find counseling, housing, or work, and unlike exhonorees in other states, he will not be eligible for social services, such as participating the state's health care program. and maybe most importantly, missouri almost never compensates wrongfully imprisoned people for time served. on the federal level, they are given $50,000 for every year they were wrongfully imprisoned. missouri's neighbor, kansas, just passed a law in 2018, making the wrongfully convicted eligible for $65,000 for each year of wrongful incarceration. if mr. string labd had been imprisoned mere miles away on the kansas side, he would be eligible for $2.7 million. but he's 62 years old, locked up since he was 18

we will continue to champion $1.00, which is on coalitions north star. hospital cities must end. we must double adaptation finance from current level. often damage is to central, to settle for workshops, we must strengthen action on law for them. and we need an article 6 resolution that results in real reduction. the 0 sum offsetting era must in, with a minimum, we need to walk away. you can minimize the challenge now is for those of us who are progressive to fully belong and need to hold the line on children or grandchildren. this is critical now on the clock is following the negotiations for us in glasgow behind the scenes a lots of negotiations ongoing. we heard from the cult president alex sha mother and he's told us recently that said there are intensive consultations going on right now. and only through the night with the various negotiating blocks to try and find some common ground on the next iteration of the tax. and we're expecting that that's a 3rd one. we'll get that tomorrow at 8 o'clock in the morning. and after that, they'll be a meeting of all the countries involv

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last year the "kansas city star" god bless them, did an in-depth investigation into his case. they found very extensive problems with his case, like problems you can't believe even if you are not a lawyer, r e. problems you can't believe even if all you have ever see is a cop tv show. like, for example, the two other men who were convicted of the crime, both of whom admit to having been there and part of it, they both say, yeah, we had something to do with it, but this kevin strickland guy had nothing to do with it. strickland was convicted purely on the basis of one eyewitness's testimony.nd the entire case against kevin strickland relied on her testimony against him. the problem is she recanted that testimony, insistently and repeatedly. the single witness against him, on whose testimony the entire case against him rested, she said she had been pressured by the police to wrongfully accuse him, and she came forward with that and told people she wanted nothing more than to see him set free. the legal group representing kevin strickland, the midwest innocence project, they trie

several of san francisco's most prominent black community leaders joined a hollywood star to demand the city hand over a long struggling property in the name of reparations. the group, including dr. amos brown, the head of san francisco's chapter of naacp and actor danny glover who grew up in the city rallied outside the fill more heritage center to call for it to be donated to a new nonprofit group. they say the neighborhood was once considered the harlem of the west until urban renewal and gentrification in the 1950s and '60s pushed out most people of color. now they want this building, the san francisco's "black panther" party movement began and flourished, to become a black heritage center. >> you lose this building, you lose everything because you need a base. or at the very least, the next two generations of black san franciscans will fight for a place like this. >> i come here and see the magic happening on this street down here. >> mayor breed, who made reparations a budget priority, says she's unsure if state law would even allow such a deal. but will examine the proposal in more de

last year, the city star, god bless him, did a blockbuster in-depth investigation into his case. they found very extensive problems with this case, like problems you can believe. even if you are not a lawyer. problems you can't believe even if all you've ever seen is in cop tv shows. like for example, the two other men who were convicted of the crime, both of whom admit so i've been being part of. it they both say that yes we had something to do with it but kevin strikland guy had nothing to do with it. kevin strikland was convicted purely on the basis of one eye witnesses testimony. the entire case against him was relied on her testimony against him. the problem is, she recanted that testimony. insistently, and repeatedly. the single witness against him on who testimony against him rested. she said she had been pressured by the police to wrongfully accused him. and she came forward with that, and told people that she wanted nothing more than to see him set free. the legal group representing kevin strikland, the midwest in term project. they tried to use all of this to get a pard

his brother tells "the kansas city star," he cannot wait to see him to say welcome home, brother. free, he gets a chance to finally fulfill one lifelong wish. >> you know, i've never been on a beach. and i want to go out far in the ocean where you can't see any land in any direction. not just go out there but get in that water. >> stickland will not receive any compensation from the state of missouri. state law prevents people from getting compensation. >>> what's coming on the ocean floor that's puzzling scientists. scientists. >>> why one family is fight [sfx: radio being tuned] welcome to allstate. ♪ [band plays] ♪ a place where everyone lives life well-protected. ♪ and even when things go a bit wrong, we've got your back. here, things work the way you wish they would. and better protection costs a whole lot less. you're in good hands with allstate. click or call for a lower auto rate today. two loads of snot covered laundry. only one will be sanitized. with allstate. wait, what? adding lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% of bacteria detergent alone, can't. come here! i've got

the city now has to decide whether the 12,000 pound statue should be melted down a move to city star.caught up with some san jose residents to get their thoughts. i mean, history has a place in our society. >> i don't know that honoring a particular statue is in public areas is probably the best thing for our country. you know, i think they should place for them. somewhere in the areas, but maybe not right. downtown. >> some people. well, a slave traders, for example. don't the service that you and the public. same thing for. i would extend that to a. other countries right. that have a colonial past. >> city staff say san jose cannot destroy the statute because doing so would be against federal and state laws protecting an artist's work. the estimated cost of the removal and relocation of the 12,000 pounds. 6 foot bronze statue to storage is $175,000. >> coming up next on kron 4 news at 6. another union square store. closing its stores in san francisco will tell you the reason behind the move. plus, a deadly rust movie set shooting is at the center of a new legal battle. details on th

city needs to do a better job. >>> live look at oakland, new candidate to be mayor. rising star in bay area politics? sheng thao announced today in west oakland. big names in attendance. currently city council member, first hmong in the state in the council. knows one of the biggest issues is crime. >> i too hear the gunshots and my house has been broken into when my 12-year-old son was home alone. he was traumatized. i was traumatized. i believe we need better public safety in oakland, not just more officers to fill vacancies. with the emergency, we need a comprehensive approach. >> grad of merrick college and uc berkeley. election is next november, current mayor libby schaaf is termed out. sheng thao and loren taylor and derrick sao, a homeless advocate. >>> stepped down last year after accused of sexually assaulting women. served a search warrant, took some things, won't tell us what. six people accused foppoli of sexual assault. he's denied all allegations. >>> crew member from the deadly movie set shooting taking alec baldwin to court, blaming the actor for what happened that day. >>> dealing wit

about them dakotas." [ laughter ] if there was a black american flag there would be like 11 stars for cities we're back with michael che. congrats on the special. i enjoyed it a great deal. as i do with all your work >> did you really watch it >> seth: i did i watched the whole thing. >> i appreciate it thank you. >> seth: and - >> was it better than "squid game?" >> seth: it was better than "squid game. [ laughter ] i mean that was mostly -- i remember the whole time i'm like, "i mean, pound for pound, it's better than 'squid game.' [ light laughter ] you -- you shot it in oakland. i know, like, a lot of thought goes into that, where are you going to shoot it. why did you pick oakland >> well, i picked oakland because, you know, oakland is a lot like new york, but it's on the west coast >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> i kind of just wanted to pick a city that i thought was going to, you know, take good cares of the covid precautions and all that >> seth: that's a very - >> you know what i mean? like, i didn't want to do it in alabama. [ laughter ] a guy licking his hand and he's shaking mine

. >> rap star travis scott joining the city of houston in mourning today. while an official search for answers gets under way. >> it is important for us to ascertain from last night what took place, what happened, where missteps may have occurred. >> as scott took the stage to headline his astroworld festival friday, many of his fans were being crushed in a sea of pain. >> pushing, pushing, pushing. >> we just watched the bodies go past us, unconscious. >> with reports of people being trampled, unable to move and breathe. some unconscious and falling to the ground. ems crossing dense crowds to reach them. eight people died, all under 30. the youngest victim just 14 years old. >> we're actually working right now to identify the families so we can help assist them through this tough time. >> police are also looking into reports of a security guard who was stuck in the neck with a needle. falling unconscious and having to be revived by rescue crews. >> could it have been that somebody was given drugs and passed out and were trampled or did they pass out becaus

cities in the country. up next, i get to take the stage where some of the biggest stars have performed here in nashville. ♪ know the love that i. >> welcome back to nashville, everyone. finally tonight many a young musician has traveled to nashville with a few dollars in their pocket, a guitar in hand, and dreams of standing on this very stage at the ryman auditorium after all, stars from elvis to johnny cash to duke ellington played here. ♪ >> music is the soul of this city, from broadway to the back allies and beyond and if these walls could talk, they'd probably sing an anthem to music history. >> this building has been and continues to be the gathering place for the city. >> the ryman auditorium was built in 1892 as a place of worship. since then, it's evolved into the mother church of country music and much more >> you name it, we've had it comedy, gospel, blues, rock 'n' roll. >> jazz greats and rock 'n' roll legends performed here presidents attended events and those who have taken this stage, say there is no other experience quite like it. >> 1999, 2000 was the first time i ever walked out on that

. >> the city may be changing but one thing that's as constant as the ancient landmarks is how much people in rome love their pasta. four stardishes in particular have become an emblem of the city and claudia is taking me to find out more at a place she says is the pantheon of pasta... >> tucci: the restaurant is fully booked... >> but we don't care. [laughs] >> well tell me some more about pasta in rome. >> pasta in rome is like, you eat it every day. i mean you don't live without pasta. >> every day? >> and everybody has its own recipe and of course it's the best ever, you know, and yours is nothing compared to mine. right, it's true. it does become very territorial doesn't it? >> yeah. >> romans revere what they call the four pastas. >> tucci: nice to see you, thank you for having me. simple but iconic dishes of staggering deliciousness. they are creamy cacio e pepe, made with mainly sheep's cheese and pepper the ancient gricia, which has added pork, its luxurious cousin carbonara which is elevated with egg yolks and finally our lunch today, amatriciana - made with tomatoes... ...and this roman favourite, guanciale, fatty

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city. and many famous stars, jazz artists came to san francisco. and this was known as the harlem of the west. blacks owned businesses was up there in the fillmore. barbershops, beauty shop, grocery stores. it was a community. it was a hub where the ethnicity of sons and daughters of africa were celebrated. and there was substantive activity going on. they gave us a sense of belonging, presence, and meaning. and if other communities can have such, why not for the african american community do the same? >> thank you, dr. brown. appreciate it. they want some of that soul. >> thank you. >> and they want some of that soul and flavor back in san francisco. today we also asked mayor breed about this proposal. >> we would have done something already had we had the ability to do it, but there are certain obligations that we have to meet under state law. and so i'm not sure if the ability to provide it to the community is even an option without financial support being attached to it in some capacity. >> yes. so this is just the beginning. we will certainly

star showing from chelsea. they won 5—0 against birmingham city, sam kerr with a hat—trick.nal at the top. also wins for everton, reading and west ham. lewis hamilton has won the qatar grand prix to move to within eight points of the formula one championship leader, max verstappen. with just two races left this season. verstappen finished in second place in the desert race and took the bonus point for the fastest lap. patrick gearey reports. so much hangs over qatar as a sporting venue. are gestures of diversity and inclusion compatible with its record on human rights? should it be hosting a grand prix, and next year a football world cup? the race began with a crucial penalty and a chance for lewis hamilton. he was on pole, leading driver max verstappen trying to redeem his demotion to seventh. with hamilton safely clear, the first question was, how close could verstappen get to him? well, within five laps he was second. a swerve even he'd admire. this would be a battle of wits and pits. valtteri bottas left his tyres on too long, a blazing trail team—mate hamilton safely av

as of last night, the long awaited return of the christmas spectacular starring the radio city rockettesack >> thank you so much oh, my gosh. we're so, so happy to be here. and the amount of gratitude we feel for being back doing what we love, it's incredible it brings people together. we get to be a part of people's holiday traditions we're so happy to be back through january 2nd. >> how was it taking the stage last night >> it was unreal the energy in radio city is unlike any other place it's a one of a kind show you can't find anywhere else >> you have some new stuff >> we do, we do. we pulled out all the stops to make it extra spectacular this year >> are you going to show us a bit of the show? >> we are. are you ready for it >> take it away. ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> yes ♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> yes >> wow >> yes >> yes >> the rockettes >> that was awesome! >> now the holidays can begin. >> we were just saying we're so happy the weather is so nice because usually the rockettes are out here and it's like 20 below. >> by the way, the christmas spectacular at radio city runs through january 2nd.

. >> reporter: rap star travis scott joining the city of houston in mourning today while an officialsearch for answers gets underway. >> it is important for us to ascertain from last night what took place, what happened. where missteps may have occurred. >> reporter: as scott took the stage to headline his festival friday, many being crushed in a sea of pain. >> pushing, pushing, pushing. >> we watched the bodies go past us unconscious. >> reporter: with reports of people being trampled, unable to move and breathe. some unconscious and unable to get through the crowd. eight people died, all under 30. the youngest victim was just 14 years old. >> we're work right now to identify the families so we can help assist them through the tough time. >> reporter: police are also looking into reports oh of a security guard who was stuck in the neck with a needle. falling unconscious and having to be revived by rescue crews. >> could it have been somebody was given drugs and they passed out and were trampled or did they pass out because they were trampled? >> reporter: police say they have added

city on november 18th. in san mateo, nbc bay area news. four-star general colin powell. d.c. leaders came today to honor him at his funeral and the former secretary of state died last month from complications from covid at age 84. president biden along with former presidents barack obama and george w. bush attended today's ceremony at the national cathedral in washington. at his funeral, his son remembered his late father's accomplishments but also highlighted his role as a father, as a man and he says it's something he hopes others can emulate. >> example of colin powell does not call us us to emulate his resume, which is too formidable for mere mortals, it is to emulate his character and his example as a human being. we can strive to do that. we can choose to be good. >> general powell was vaccinated, but according to a family spokesperson, he was also battling multiple myeloma, a blood cancer that weakened his immune system. >>> coming up here -- when it comes to holiday shopping your bottom line may feel a little burnt, right? next here on midday, why thanksgiving may jus

. >> today is an important election day in seattle where voters are being offered a star choice in the race for cityy and self-described abolitionist who wants to end traditional prosecution of most misdemeanors or republican. here is correspondent ian springer. >> abolitionist is not an unreasonable like they give birth to give the self proclaimed abolitionist nicole thomas kennedy at public defender says if elected she would not prosecute nearly all misdemeanor crimes doing away with the need for police, judges , and jail cells. with its are many tweets made during last year's police protest that are getting the most attention perigee called seattle officers pigs, murderou tools, she prays the people who set fire to the youth jail and the criminal who blue oval in the east precinct as heroes, sh called a moral imperative, and even asked officers to quote yo some if she gets into office, they will have an elected position right here in the city of seattle parrot. >> thomas kennedy also tweeted have not taken any of those antibias training, but i for sure hate this country in an unprecedented move,

city. >>> good morning. i've got the warriors, what happened last night when the star of the team needed help? the rest of the warriors to the rescue. last night all hands on joe buck and john smoltz welcoming you back to the city center convenience mart. heather's moment has arrived, and you just hope all that training pays off. heather lays down her purchase but randy rings it up as slowly as he can. uh-oh. yup, she's looking at the cigarettes. there's nothing good back there. heather's arm is in motion. but she just grabs the gum off the counter. that's a slick move. even randy tips his cap to heather. stand up to cancer and rally wants you to reduce your risk for cancer. go to takeahealthystand.org >>> good from last night. what if i told you steph curry scored five poinby half, struggled offensively against highest scoring team in the league. lost, right? wrong. how to cure a slow start. gary peyton ii, oh my gosh, threw it down on kelly oubre junior. then in the first half, splash brother candidate, you bet. that tied the game. less than a minute later here he went again with 22 first hal

star gazing. >> bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york cityit's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests - simu liu ruth negga musical guest, big sean and hit-boy, and featuring the legendary roots crew >> questlove: what's up? >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh, please, enjoy yourselves welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show," everybody. you're here, you made it if you're watching at home, thank you. [ cheers and applause let's get to some news here. well, guys, today president biden hosted a summit at the white house with the leaders of mexico and canada yep, basically mexico and canada heard all of america blasting adele and wanted to check in on us [ laughter ] that's right, when trump was president, the regular meeting between the three leaders never happened now that it's back, it'd be wild if the mexican president was like, "oh, and here's a check for that wall. [ laughter ] of course, the leaders spent time talking

applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starringimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests - kristen stewart, bad bunny, comedian joyelle nicole johnson and featuring the legendar roots crew >> questlove: 1543 >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh, my goodness! oh, i love you i love you come on, listen to that crowd. come on. that's exactly why you come here thank you very much for being here welcome to "the tonight show"! [ cheers and applause sounds so good thank you, guys. now let's get to some news guys, earlier today president biden returned to washington, d.c. after his six day trip to europe, then he saw last night's election results and went right back to europe. [ laughter ] yep, biden is back home, but last night in the uk, his motorcade actually missed the exit for the airport and had to make a u-turn. [ laughter ] yep, biden's motorcade didn't know where it was going. i'll take on the nose metaphors for $200, please, mike [ laughter ] officials knew

sergeant and go through longest war in history in afghanistan and we performed it in 16 cities 5,000 people 75 gold starventions with lobbies with our counselors and then covid hit and shut it down and decided to turn it into a film and 25 gold star family members and every american in the country needs to see this because of the emotional impact of this story. >> thank you for everything you do hope you enjoyed that as much as i did. lisa: if you missed patriot award live catch highlights on fox news you can watch the full two hour show right now on fox nation.com. before we go remember you can stream the dan bongino show on fox nation week days from 12 to 3 p.m. eastern, don't forget to follow unfiltered on forecast and instagram at unfiltered on fox that does it for us on unfiltered have a wonderful night. we'll see you n time. i'm oprah and i love you. jesse: welcome to "watters' world." i'm centimetres. the jury reached a verdict. >> the first count of the information we the yuri find the -- the juryfind the defendant e rittenhouse not guilty. the third count of the information, unnorthern male, w