yvette was condemned to die. she told us about her first day on death row. >> i begin to hear insults when i first got in the gate. i began to hear people talk about oh, she's got sentenced to death. oh, she's going to be -- she's going to die for the crimes that she committed. >> even though they were housed at the same prison, the women were prohibited from seeing one another. but occasionally, doris would catch a fleeting glimpse of yvette. >> i would go by the chapel, and i see my sister, she'll be in the window you know and i walk by with a group of ladies, and everybody would say, well doris there's your sister. and i would say, god, there she is. and i said, i wish she was out here, you know. and i hated to go by there just to see her, and it hurt my heart, and i would ache. >> after six years of separation, yvette's punishment was reduced to a life sentence. meaning, she could leave death row and reunite with doris. >> i was so excited for her. and she came and hugged me and we were crying and kissing and

yvette, thank you for that. [applause] mr. corbyn: and to andy burnham, our new shadow home secretary, for everything he did as health secretary to defend our nhs -- health service free at the point if use as a human right for all. i want to say thank you to all three for the spirit and friendship with which they contested the election. thank you, liz. thank you, yvette. thank you, andy. [applause] mr. corbyn: i want to thank all those who took part in that election, at hustings and rallies all across the country. our party at its best, democratic, inclusive, and growing. i've got new people to thank as well. the talented colleagues working with me in the shadow cabinet and on labour's front bench. an inclusive team from all political wings of our party. from every part of our country. it gives us the right foundation for the open debate our party must now have about the future. i am not a leader who wants to impose leadership lines all the time. i don't believe anyone of us has a monopoly on wisdom and ideas. we all have idea

thank you, yvette. thank you, andy. [ applause ] i want to thank all those who is took part in that election at the hastings and rallies all across account country. our party at its best, democratic, inclusive and growing. i've got new people to thank, as well. the talented colleagues working with me in the shadow cabinet. labor's front bench. an inclusive team from all political wings of our party, from every part of our country. it gives us the right foundation for the open debate our party must now have about the future. i'm not a leader who wants to impose leadership lines all the time. i do not believe any one of us has a monopoly on wisdom and ideas. we all have ideas. and a vision of how things can be better. i want open debate in our party and our movement. i will listen to everyone. [ applause ] because i firmly believe leadership is about listening. we'll reach out to our new members and supporters involve people in our debates on policy. and in our party as a whole will decide. i've been give

they say they found no evidence that yvette henderson pointed a gun at officers after she ranned from a home depot guard who detained her from shoplifting. the family says henderson did not pose a threat to officers. >> none of the shots were in the front of her body. they were in her back and in her side. >> in a statement to abc 7 news, police chief maintained the officers were justified in shooting and killing henderson. >> chp office is recovering tonight after his patrol car was rammed head-on. >> yeah, dan, that chase ended right here on this quiet street where you see fluid right there from the suspect's car. perhaps radiator fluid. those suspects are now in custody. the chp officer, he's going to be okay. >> one officer called it quite a caper. the driver of this light blue accord was pulled over in brentwood because the car had no license plate. authorities say the driver first slowed to a stop. but when the chp officer walked toward the car, he took off. >> a short purr suit was initiated. came through a couple surface streets over here and then came down here the honda acco

the family up 38-year-old yvette henderson will announce details about the lawsuit that are today in oakland. she was killed by officers in february after being accused of shoplifting at a home depot. investigators say she ran from police then try to carjack at least three different drivers at gunpoint for police say henderson then turned the gun on officers and that is when i shot her. >>> happening this morning, a hearing is scheduled for three young drifters accused of a pair of high-profile homicides here in the bay area. defendants more sun lampley, sean ingle and lila alligood face first-degree murder charges. they are suspected of shooting a canadian tourists at golden gate park and a hiker at a trail earlier this month. arraignment for the trio was supposed to take place on monday but was postponed in part because the defense needed more time to prepare. there is also a pulmonary hearing for the teenager accused of killing eight-year- old mattie middleton in santa cruz. adrian jerry gonzalez is being charged as an adult. he faces charges including murder and kidnapping for pr

the family of yvette henderson said they're planning to file a federal lawsuit and set to reveal the details later today. confronted henderson back in february after reports of shoplifting and a carjack at a nearby home depot. a witness claimed that henderson pointed a gun at officers leaving them to open fire. her family does not believe that account and is demanding the release of surveillance video that might have captured the confrontation. >>> 4:34. happening today. the maddy middleton murder case is moving forward. her neighbor is back in court in just a few hours. that's when a judge will set a date for his preliminary hearing. he then throwing her body into a dumpster. gonzalez has pleaded not guilty to all charges. >>> 4:35 right now. also happening later today, the three drifters accused of two brutal bay area killings could enter a plea in court. the suspects were in court earlier this week, but the judge postponed their arraignment. that trio you see right there is accused of killing a hiker in marin county and a backpacker in san francisco earlier this month. >>> to spor

. >> reporter: but for yvette staying away from rats has been a challenge. >> ran through any my kitchen, my living room. it makes you feel horrible about your home. >>> speaking of rats, you remember pizza rat? >> sure. >> he went viral. he's not the only creature who can't resist new york city pizza. it's pizza ya raccoon. >> they say the raccoon grabbed the pete from a garbage can and climbed up a tree to enjoy his meal. >>> some lucky hotel guests are going to pay 1906 prices for a historic stay in the nick knickerbocker hotel for $2. that's what they charged when john jacob astor iv stayed in the hotel. >>> the mets are going to work out this afternoon as they prepare to travel to kansas city for game one of the world series. >> yes indeed. john chandler has more in your saturday sports. >> good morning, everybody. we know the mets have a pair of aces. the mets held a voluntary workout on friday. another mid season pick up in the cage on friday, uriibe took batting practice. one guy no one wants to see taking time off, daniel murphy with six straight homers in playoff games. >> he's

the family of 38-year-old yvette henderson will give us details about the lawsuit later today in oakland. she was killed by police officers in february after being accused of shoplifting at a home depot. investigators say she ran away from the police, tried to carjack at least three different drivers at gunpoint and then henderson aimed that can at the police officers and that is when they shot her. >>> santa clara county sheriffs office is looking into the actions of a correctional deputy who is believed to have turned away a man who was confessing to killing his ex-girlfriend. the man, hugo castro, went to the county jail on monday to surrender. evenhanded a note to a jail employee about where to find the body. the deputy on-duty reportedly told castro that this was not the jails jurisdiction and sent him to talk with san jose police without an escort. castro went to police who later found the body of 27-year-old alessandra borrows inside an apartment building on s. 3rd st. castro is now being held in jail or he richly try to surrender the the deputy has been reassigned -- where he ori

. >> what about yvette sorrow? >> i will save it. >> does every dime count? >> every dime does count. >> why? >> because either you need to steal to pay paul to make things work. >> reporter: the tax breaks go into effect right away. in the district, tom sherwood, news 4. >>> so how could this affect you? we posted the entire plan on the nbc washington app and it shows you just how much full implementation can benefit you and your family. just search tax reform. >>> new details are emerging about a man arrested for shooting into office building and we'll tell you about what was found in his car and about one of the sites that he shot sdwloo there was a gun shot and the woman's car ends up airborne over this embankment and into that apartment. why was she here? who fired the shot. i'm pat collins, the story coming up, news 4. >> the local school district is the first in the region to have body cameras on their resource officers and what they'll be forecast. >>> we've seen a lot of those northeast winds and the nor'easter continuing to cause problems around por

the family of 38-year-old yvette henderson will give details of the lawsuit later today in oakland. she was killed by officers in february after being accused of shoplifting at the home depot. investigators say she ran away from police then try to carjack at least three different divers at gunpoint then police say she aimed the gun at the officers and that is when i shot her. >>> a hearing is scheduled this morning in lorain county for three young drifters accused of murder. the defendants, morrison lampley, sean angled and lila alligood are facing first agree murder charges. they are suspected of shooting a canadian tourist golden gate park and a hiker and in marin county trail earlier this month. the three suspects were supposed to be arraigned on monday but it was postponed, in part to give the defense lawyers more time to prepare. >>> in just a couple of hours from now in santa cruz the teenager charged with murdering eight-year-old maddie middleton is due back in court for prosecutors will try 15-year-old adrian jerry gonzalez as an adult it will be is facing charges of -- that

officers shot 38-year-old yvette henderson back in february.o carjack three drivers before pointing her gun at officers. her family is suing for damaging citing the coroner's report saying she was shot in the back and side only. the family's claims that henderson never even raised a gun. he believes surveillance video exists that will strengthen his case. >>> a kiss on the cheek, but one gay couple from california says it led to them getting thrown in jail. the couple is now suing the honolulu police department after they say they were arrested while on vacation back in march. the couple was being affectiont, they say, in a grocery store & when an off-duty police officer yelled at them to stop. >> we were holding hands and i was kissing her cheek. we were just kind of in shock that it all happened. >> now the women say the officer grabbed one of them by the arm and that's when a scuffle ensued and the women eventually ended up in jail, charged with assaulting a police officer. >>> 5:36 right now on your friday morning. the oakland raiders at 0.

sandra bland, radel jones, is yvette henderson, brother africa, megan, and so many others are not individual assaults but collective ones. black people are killed at least every 28 hours. we are under siege, all of us, pulling our pants up won't save us. our college degrees will not save us. middle-class status will not save us. they declared war on us, and the worst thing we can do is to act as if we were at peace when we are really at war. black lives matter is a rallying cry. it is not for us, for them, for them, but it is for us. black lives matter is a recognition that we have all we need within us to win. it is an acceptance of our duty to fight, to refuse to be victims, and except as that we are rebels, we are warriors, we are the daughters of god, harriet tubman, and the sons of nat turner. today is a watershed movement. today is the day we step out deliberately, consciously, and confidently onto the battlefield, and we have two charges. one, to radically and fiercely love ourselves. and two, to commit ourselves to the war that will dismantle the system of white supremacist patriarch

the family of yvette says they're set to file a lawsuit. emeryville police confronted her back in february after reports of carjack and shoplifting. a witness claimed that she pointed a gun at officers leaving them to open fire. her family does not believe that account and demanding the release of surveillance video that may have captured that confrontation. >>> happening today at 5:03, the maddy middleton murder case is moving forward. her neighbor, 15-year-old adrian gonzalez is back in court in a few hours. the judge will set a date for his preliminary hearing. he is accused of raping and killing her this summer and then throwing her body in a dumpster. gonzalez has pleaded not guilty to all charges. >>> also happening today, the three drifters accused of two brutal bay area killings could enter a plea in court later today. the suspects were in court earlier this week, but the judge postponed their arraignment. the trio is accused of killing a hiker in marin county and a backpacker in san francisco earlier this month. >>> oakland mayor l

officers shot yvette henderson in february. they say she tried to carjack three drivers before then pointing her gun at officers. her family is now suing for damages citing the coroner's report saying that henderson was shot only in the back and in the side. the family's attorney claims henderson never even raised a gun and he believes surveillance video exists that will strengthen their case. >>> 6:07 right now strengthening oakland's police force. they're soon going to have 35 new members graduating from the police academy at 10:00 this morning during a ceremony at the scottish rights center. 18 college graduates, seven women and several bilingual officers. >>> also happening today, what may be a make or break day in a bitter contract dispute involving teachers in san lorenzo. locked in a contract stalemate with the teachers union there. reporters last week broke up a school board meeting to air their concerns and both sides will meet for mediation. teachers say if an agreement is not reached, a strike may be their only alter

we know that the assault on kendrick mcdade, sandra bland, yvette henderson, oscar -- brother africa,an hagaday and so many others are not individual assaults, but collective ones. black people are are killed at least every 28 hours. we are under siege, all of us. pulling our -- putting our hands up won't save us. our college degrees won't save us. middle class status won't save us. they've declared war on us, and the worst thing that we can do is to act as if we're at peace when we're really at war. black lives matter is a rallying cry. it is not more us, for them, it is for us. black lives matter is a recognition that we have all we need within us to win. it's an acceptance to refuse to be victims, it's an acceptance that we are rebels, we are warriors, we are the daughters of harriet tubman and the sons of nat turner. today is a watershed moment. today is the day that we step out deliberately, consciously and confidently onto the battlefield. and we have two charges. one, to radically and fiercely love ourselves and, two, commit ourselves to the war that will dismantle this system

claudia aguilar, mary dwyer and yvette flores are working very hard and i congratulate them on their 40 years and what is to come to help the families in the east bay and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the chamber for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to onor the 33 sailors of the el fargo ship which disappeared during hurricane joaquin. an american flag ship had just left jacksonville, florida, for san juan, puerto rico. the 791-foot ship is believed to have sunk after facing 130-mile-an-hour winds. this week they found debris and they call it the worst maritime disaster in over 30 years as tragically the entire crew is presumed lost. 13 of these brave souls were from our state in florida, but regardless of where they came from, our thoughts and prayers are with the families and riendshe crews on the el