This is cbs news bay area with elizabeth cook. Protesters take over a terminal at sfo. The message they are trying to send by causing trouble for travelers. The rain is gone. Now comes the wind and the warmth. We are tracking it all in first alert weather. The future of tiktok is in jeopardy. Why lawmakers are one step closer to banning the app altogether. Thank you for joining us this afternoon. Im elizabeth cook. We have seen propalestinian protesters shut down bay area bridges, take over the freeways, even greet the president. Now, they have taken their messages to bay areas busiest airport. Anne makovec has that story and other news headlines. Hundreds of propalestinian protesters swarmed sfo today. One section of the group posted up outside of the international terminal. They held signs demanding an immediate ceasefire in gaza while blocking traffic. Here is a look inside the terminal. Another group felt held this sign right in front of the security checkpoint. Passengers were abl
Before christmas. Her body found in the bay months later. He was convicted of murder, sentenced to die but four years ago the sentence was overturned and peterson was ordered to serve life in prison without parole. The l. A. Innocence project took up the case back in january suggesting that some evidence may have been overlooked. We were in court today in san mateo county. Do we have your consent to proceed via zoom this morning absolutely, thank you, your honor. Reporter Scott Peterson appearing before a judge from prison as he seeks to fight his murder conviction with the help of attorneys from the l. A. Innocence project. That is Paula Mitchell representing peterson. Back in 2004, he was sentenced to death after he was convicted of murdering his pregnant wife, lacy and unborn son, conner, in 2020, the California Supreme Court overturn today sighting errors with the jury process, a judge resentenced him to life in prison without the possibility of parole. In 2022, his defense team pu
Young woman told us this was her grandmothers house and her brother lives here. How is your grandmother . Shocked. [ indiscernible ] i dont know yet. Reporter spokesperson for the fbi declined our request for an oncamera interview. Protecting weapons is a high priority but that agents are human. Residents of the bay view neighborhood tell me theyre relieved the gun has been recovered. Somebody would have been killed with it. Glad that they got it back. If it was led to the wrong hands. We could have had more violence than we already have. Fbi agents say it was Surveillance Video from the alamo area that led them to this house. And the gun. Reporting from the bay view, Mark Matthews, nbc bay area news. Thank you, mark. Check out this new video into the newsroom. Stunning. Brazen Armed Robbery in san jose. Watch the video. From last month. Two men storm the hp foods on south 3rd street. One armed with what appears a machine gun. Watch this. Punches the employee in the face before taking
State, but Business Owners say theyre concerned about how to come up with the money to pay the higher wages. Home health aide lisa johnson is a mom of four who works three jobs to stay afloat. Today shes breathing a sigh of relief. I am so happy. Reporter she is one of the 2. 3 million workers who will see their pay go up now that the wage will be 15 an hour. Right now im working three jobs. All of them are basically paying me 10 an hour. I have one thats paying me 11. This would give me the opportunity with this raise to eliminate one of the jobs and spend more quality time with my children. Children. Reporter the increase means tough choices for businesses, especially small familyrun businesses like this liquor store. It has 10 employees and will between now and 2018. I dont want to let anyone go. Go. Reporter businesses in Westchester Westchester have until 2021, but thats doing little to sweeten the deal. I cant afford to pay them what the requirement is going to be. I cant afford
Meet Cristal Castillo, a native of Pingree, Idaho who attends Idaho State University majoring in marketing. Cristal is one of eight students selected for an internship with USDA’s 2023 High School Equivalency Program (HEP)/College Assistance Migrant Program (CAMP).